and not to talk about that so i am joined by senior political correspondent simon young welcome simon n.f.l. begin first talking about mizzou it seemed like he resigned from the national football team thing you faced discrimination that got huge traction in the media and actually polarized the nation so how does his story play into this whole debate about racism well of course you know most of those are very popular football or it was just after the world cup people of course talk about football related stories whatever they are so that i think. accounts for some of the media attraction but there's been since these allegations of racism that he made there's been a lot of media coverage a lot of stories and opinion pieces but also on social media we've seen this hash tag me two that's not the sexual harassment hash tag it's me t w o people talking about the idea that they have dual identities with their migration background but also a german identity that they also have in the difficulties they face dealing with that and a lot of anecdotal evidence has come out in the in the wake of th

that is our correspondent simon young. not indonesia which is stepping up the search for quake survivors on the island of long walk the death still stands at one hundred five but that's expected to rise rescuers are searching through the rubble of the more than thirteen thousand houses that were damaged on the island powerful aftershocks as well as scott's to power and communications in some areas are hampering the search for the missing. oh. this is a sea that few thought possible. three days after the earthquake struck a woman was pulled alive from the rubble of a building. rescues initially thought no one could have survived the collapse of the structure. but then they had a sound coming out of this hole. trying to open up an access a few times but a refrigerator was in the way and that made it difficult when we did manage to open access we don't heard a voice. the victim wasn't pinned down by anything and there was a crawl space. for the rescue was a brief moment of joy. but the nightmare elsewhere is far from over. an

sentence so he can be treated but above all so that he doesn't pose a threat to any more children simon young thank you very much simon for bringing us up to date on this case now for some of the other stories making the news today around the world in venezuela a rally has been held in support of president nicolas maduro after an alleged attempt on his life government employees say they were ordered to attend the march in the capital caracas although doro himself did not put in an appearance question still harbor over saturday's reported drone attacks trix fear the president will use this incident to further consolidate his power. the son of a bahraini opposition leader has started a hunger strike outside the country's embassy in london ali machine me says father is being denied vital medical care in a bar a new jail seventy year old hassan machine he was arrested in two thousand and eleven and sentenced to life in prison for his role in pro-democracy protests. indonesia is stepping up the search for earthquake survivors on the island of lombok the death toll stands at ninety eight but that's

i'm joined now by simon young was following this case a very good a distressing case of abuse went on for yes it involved a convicted paedophile and the child's own mother how did they manage to get away with this abuse for so long. well this couple built up a very successful screen of lies around what they were doing of course the authorities were aware of them were monitoring them perhaps treating them really as people who needed help they were aware that this was a single mother living on not much money and so on but partner as has been said shouldn't have been in the house at all he's a convicted previously convicted paedophile but in fact the judge in that previous case had said that he deserved a second chance so clearly he was very plausible in court you know and and perhaps the authorities were naive he was able to get access to another child and this boy over a period of about two and a half years was great prosecutors say more than fifty times. it seems they were family is at levels because so many parties in the country to prevent just this kind of crime what went wrong her

i'm joined now by deed abuse simon young is following this very disturbing case for us today assigning can you fill us in on what has happened in court. yes brian twelve and a half years in prison is the sentence for the mother for her part in easing and then selling on the internet her son who's now ten years old twelve years for her partner he's not the boy's fault but easier convicted previously convicted paedophile and should never have been living in the same house as this boy. he's also by the way going to be held for a longer period in protective custody after the end of his sentence as he himself requested to keep him out of reach of children in future assignment briefly on this question if you could how does this case come to light well there was an anonymous tip that i believe came from the darkness itself. obviously not everybody there is involved in child abuse or pornography and perhaps somebody who was using that don't know at the some other reason become aware of this platform and tipped off police ok so many failures that you've listed out in the system here police soci

simon young has been speaking with for ok i'll have to be one of the white helmets cofounders who told him its members didn't want to leave. first of all i would like to say that. we asked for support to protect those volunteers and their families inside syria we didn't aim at getting anyone outside but because the international community failed to ensure protection of civilians inside syria and particularly for the humanitarian workers and the white helmets the last resort for for those volunteers were to to escape through the occupied golan heights to short and then have resettlement in other countries we stack the german government and all our friends who support the despotic process and we believe that our colleagues who will arrive here they will be active in their new communities carrying their skills and qualifications they will work to serve civilians there as they did in syria who will do the important work of rescuing civilians in syria if these people have left the country. and. we remain committed to work force the syrian people. they are and we are aware and whenever we ha

a difficult not to crack and of course everything to do with the darkness is very secret right simon young thank you very much for that. yeah joins me now and you could have too much of a good thing germany is under pressure. that's right it always is but today german monthly trade figures have come out and there is indeed a mild surprise the seasonally adjusted trade surplus now it's just over nineteen billion euros mainly because import levels on a record high could come as welcome news to the critics of germany's massive trade just like u.s. president donald trump for example but the international monetary fund has also long criticized the imbalance and is not sure germany has done enough to counteract it in a moment we'll discuss what germany can and should do about it but first this report . today's figures from the german statistics bureau show that in june this year germany exported goods worth more than one hundred fifteen billion euros and imported around ninety four billion euros worth that's the highest monthly import value since foreign trade statistics were first published in

and that was the co-founder of the white helmets photo can have been talking to detail of this simon young that's a pleasure to her to welcome a funny for a char and light at the end of the tunnel for greece funny some life indeed and return thank you very much because greece of fishley and its third and final bailout program next week monday that means that athens will technically regain full control over its budget after years of forced cutbacks in return for emergency loans and the celebration will be muted however following three bailouts over eight years and a sizable amount of debt to begin with greek debt you know in the last one hundred eighty percent of its angle i can only count here is meanwhile widespread prostration over austerity measures. tesla's shares are down in early trading after c.e.o. and founder of evil must spoken mostly about the stress so for running the company and as a as american regulators are set to be widening a probe into the firm boss told the new york times that he was working up to one hundred twenty hours a week to meet production goals that he had been

political correspondent simon young hi simon a lot to talk about there a lot of different topics addressed in this polling data let's start with racism and. he of course and he's the guy who resigned from the german national soccer squad following the world cup in his resignation statement he said he was the target of discrimination and the case has attracted massive media attention in germany how has story influenced the discussion about racism in germany well of course. always gets people talking specially the world cup so there's been an awful lot of tool and media coverage of this issue since the message resignation and the allegations that he made around that particularly we've seen in the media but also on social media particularly with this hash tag me too with germans talking about germans with a migration background talking about identities that they have to deal with and you know a lot of anecdotal evidence of everyday racism people being turned down for a job so are apartments and struggling with that kind of thing so that's why you've got government ministers also calling for g

are in the background of this debate certainly that it is a complex issue but thank you very much simon young from political death for shedding light on at this particular case some other stories making news around the in the west african nation of mali opposition media somalia sisi has rejected and for delenn to the results from sunday's presidential election he could work on opposition groups to unite to defeat incumbent president ibrahim. in the runoff on this. as the christians in the democratic republic of congo say the type of the buddha and the country's leaders outbreak is a strain which has been successfully vaccinated against in the past four people have tested positive for the deadly virus in recent days the world health organization says there is a high risk of the outbreak spreading including to neighboring countries. students and bangladeshis capitated a bangladesh capital taka have held a sixty of protest of the two teenagers were killed by a speeding bus tens of thousands of demonstrators have blocked roads throughout the week to demand safer streets the road fatality rates in

do that and they want to reach more agreements with italy and greece in the future as well right simon young thank you this is goals ben chief executive ilan moscow wants to take the electric comic a private tesla shares surged by eleven percent on the news before trading was halted more than an hour on tuesday on wednesday the board of directors said it's going to evaluate the plan. if musk can succeed in taking tesla private it would be the largest leveraged buyout in history. musk tweeted on tuesday that he was considering taking tesla private at four hundred twenty dollars a share saying that he'd secured funding ideal at that price would represent a price tag of about seventy two billion dollars he didn't say where the funding was coming from shortly after his tweet musk published a letter to tesla employees on the company's blog where he said that going private would be the best path forward and would allow tesla to operate at its best free from distraction and short term thinking going private would also be one way to avoid close scrutiny by the public market musk has feuded publicly

half unlike his brother simon demonstrated no gender fluidity at all and he was expressive about being male didn't want to have long hair or girl or wear girls close when he was young simon became assessed with liens simon became assessed with liens and wanted to be a a boy lie and hilary and andrew kept telling simon that girls can have adventures and do all these things and be as tough as you want to be and his response was i don't care i need to be a boy lie in. she explained how she feels when she looks back that was one of the ways of telling us who he was she see simon trying to express he really was a boy in a variety of ways before she and her husband were ready to hear it. hilary and andrew viewed simon as a tomboy but he just progressed to this point wherever i saw i saw something about transgender kids in the news i would automatically send it to my husband just because it sounds like we may have to deal with this she understood the labor to educate both of them about transgender issues to respond appropriately although they began to think of him as transgender they tried to put it off to say there are things you can do as an adult the kids can make that

. >> reporter: bob simon profiled alan for "60 minutes." >> he snagged this young lady and put her to sleep for awhile. >> reporter: born in brooklyn, he had a stutter so severe he was unable to communicate with teachers and peers, but he could relate to animals. he would spend endless hours where et he can can consider his it was there that he vowed to become. the voice of the voiceless. in the following years, he overcame his stutter and fulfill ed that plan. among his life's achievements, he created who called valley sanctuary. >> the last 15 or 20. >> the jaguar cordon that run from mexico and founded an organization dedicated to saving wildcats around the dploeb. he's credited with discovering four new specie >> i was the accident. >> the fubny man also wrote books, made documentaries and mentor. >> what his legacy in a shut shell, it would be he made a different. he didn't and that he kept his focus on the conservation of the animals that he loved so much. >> that's the overnight news for this monday. from the broadcast captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs >>> it's

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. >> reporter: 01 simon says he moved to this burlingame house in the mid-90s to escape the city. and for his two young boys education. >> for the quality of life here. you can basically walk anywhere in burlington. >> reporter: a short walk out his front door on california drive, a potential problem is taking root. not the entry next to the caltrain sound wall but what is proposed for the site. they want to erect one of 10 power pella -- paralleling station. a 60 foot high structure used to distribute power once the tracks are electrified. right now the proposal is energizing residents opposition. many of whom say they found out yesterday with a flyer on their door. >> families live here. these powers give off emf and it is hazardous to our health. it affects our quality of our health, life, and a safety. do you want to have an ugly electrified tower staring at your house? >> reporter: complaints from residents have not fallen on deaf ears. by midday caltrain officials announced they had come up with a workaround that should appease everyone. back there looking at another location. it is in the same g

get an overt political statement in her music until she does that amazing "young gifted and black album" or she covers in a simone ways, it becomes her and him took knowledge the ways she was connected to this movement in a more overweight. we see her dress and were african style guard. point at the this peak of her career, at the peak of her powers, the peak of her maturity, and she can stand out on the lens and acknowledged she was a political force also. amy: you talk about 1972. can you tell us about her relationship with esther phillips and what happened at the grammys that year? >> you know, we hear a lot of things about the diva that aretha for glenn was, and that was true as it was with anybody who had that kind of talent. but she is of her nomination in 1972 and in a category with mr. phillips.- esther esther phillips egg on the long road. in many ways, she is one of those artists to a created the space for aretha to fill. grammyetha wednesday award for this, she mixes incredible gesture by offering her award toesther phillips who acknowledged who she was in the field at her legacy, but also her impact a

the texas police officer charged with the murder of a young black teenager the state to the watching the hoax. join me every thursday on the alex simon chill and i'll be speaking to guest in the world of politics school this i'm show business i'll see you then. financial survival guide i don't find any eyes on it she's. almost trying to say that's the last of my eggs from the future so cracker watch guys are . there are times when i want to run i don't know that man ever thought out of the total that i'm not out of the mind of the money the daily lives and i just. this was a good time to. try to move the right. thing up i want to know how they want to you not why not next gen their going to our son or a changing of the old people we believe to be here. oh my kids i don't want the bubble so john what a lot of them are going to tell them about how the little accusers it was on the way to my building let's go out to the people i don't want to put out a look tomorrow party with them with a blow that it. figures are being pointed accusations are flowing a denials are flying in washington after the daily caller dropped a bombshell this wee

of a texas police officer charged with the murder of a young black teenager still stay to the washing local. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to give us a little the politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. seemed wrong but all wrong just don't call. me a little bit just to say proud these days because that's ahead and in detroit equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. you know we would want to do love you know they would see. you as a levels from somewhere you. are given by the community and. people we are based on the you know the roads look out for me well look out his or i will go towards him. but i will i was like oh no. you're. not going to like. she. says you mean you don't think that was all that. what is your good looks good oh. no we're going to this. is the toughest also i don't know topping the my life. i've seen my own have to die. figures are being pointed accusations are flowing and denials are flying in washington after the daily caller dropped a bombshell this week reporting that a chinese own company oper

simon takes us back in time. >> the whole world is watching. >> reporter: worlds collided in the 1968 democratic convention in chicago. young and old.d peace. law and order. >> you can't take that week in isolation. >> '68, one of the most dramatic and traumatic years in the nation's history. >> on to chicago and let's win there. >> it kind of all rolled in chicago, you could feel it coming. >> reporter: bill daily who would become president obama's chief of staff was a college student and spent the convention at the side of his father, chicago mayor richard j. daily. >> we knew there was going to be an enormous challenge on the streets and my father believed that he was the defender of the city. >> no more war. >> the peace groups are demanding permission to march on convention hall the night they nominate their candidate for president. >> reporter: thousands of protesters expected, 12,000 chicago police officers were deployed along with the national guard. >> a democratic convention is about to begin in a police state. there just doesn't seem to be any other way to say it. >> the country was being torn apart by the vietnam war. >>

. >> reporter: owen simons said he moved to this house in the mid-90s to escape the city. fog and for his youngion.>> for the quality of life you could walk anywhere here.>> reporter: a short walk out his door in the 1400 block of california drive, a potential problem is taking root. not the dead tree next to the sound wall but instead what is proposed for the site. they want to erect one of 10 power parallel stations. it's a 60 foot high structure used to distribute power once tracks were electrified. many residents say they found out yesterday by a flyer posted on their door. >> families who live here, these powers give off ems, it's hazardous to our health. it affects the quality of our safety and life.>> do you want to have a ugly tower staring at your home? mac there holding a public hearing at 6:00 on wednesday and many residents we spoke to promise to attend and deliver a earful over how the issue has been mishandled and making it clear that no -- that in no uncertain terms that they must go elsewhere. complaints have not fallen on deaf ears. caltrain officials announced they had come up

. >> reporter: oh and simon says he moved to this house in the mid-90s to escape the city, the fog, and for his two youngion.>> for the quality of life you could basically walk anywhere. mac a short walk out his front door in the 1400 block of california drive, potential problems are taking root not the dead tree next to the sound wall but instead, what is proposed for the site. the agency wants to erect one of 10 power paralleling stations. it's a 60 foot high structure used to distribute power once the tracks were electrified. the proposal is energizing residence opposition saying that they found out yesterday from a flyer on their door.>> the families who live here, the power gives off ems. it's hazardous to our health and affects our quality of health, life, and safety. >> do you want to have an old board does make an ugly electrified tower staring at your home?>> reporter: there holding a public hearing on wednesday. many residents we spoke to promise to attend and deliver a earful over how the issue has been mishandled making it clear in no uncertain terms that they must go elsewhere. complaints fr

young told me there's zero zero i have to collect. in the skull was not easy. because i lost my mom my god with full of my put us on the stuff in the simone's everybody. was if you knew doc to. my feelings without effect of evil force the stuff he said behind it should be bumped down to ashes so nobody was going to talk to the forty fourth of if i was one of the items. i know we are going to this. by removing good as a stock or come up to me to kill do skis. i deserve more projects it to me anyway. i will sponsor understeer she caught up on me she's alone will get back to me my answer starts on the i leave you with how he got the two boys. upside down for the next house in their book. and i think you went after that but you might have you know that watching while doing that while body doesn't. look at you know what. it would be to what you say. i don't. know done nothing to watch erica how's your name would you end up doing. well. the two of. you you know not work too. much. so therefore yeah. almost like you said. the morning. funds got into school. because what do you want to you know if i have you know what you need to get took a job are you less t

get more young kids of color that are watching him perhaps he can just start that wave that would be in essence day. >> sreenivasan: finally tonight, pulitzer-prize winning playwrig neil simon has died, according to his publicist. he was 91 years old. simon was a prolific comedic writer. his hit plays included "barefoot in the park," "the odd couple," and the eugene trilogy-- three plays that drew on upbringing as a depression-era child raised in new york. simon also adapted several of his plays into films, includin"" the odd couple" with jack lemmon and walter matthau. in addition to the pulitzer, simon won four tony awards, the mark tin prize for american humor, and had a broadwayme theater after him in 1983. that's all for this edition of pbs newshour weekend. i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watching. have a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by tmedia access groupbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made pible by: bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenheim iii. the cheryl and philip milstein faly. dr. p. roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. inarbara hope zuckerberg. corporate fuis provided by mu

like young man, do you really believe we landed on the moon this summer and have you seen the simon eyes wax commercial, the one where i said you know the one where the little children float across the kitchen on an invisible shield of simon eyes wax? yes, i've seen that. she said do you believe that? i said well, i saw the moon landing on the news and the wax is a commercial. i'm trying to explain the difference. realizing that she's asking me what's real and what's not. about voting in georgia. anyway, by the end, three counties i recommended to john and he gave voter registration grants to three different projects. all headed by women who all have the same professional. -- profession i never would've guessed that the million years when i started looking for martin luther king these women were all midwives had a natural authority and independence from the white economy that allow them to escape from basic fear in those counties. by this time, i decided that this movement contained wonders beyond my imagination. and that the only way i was going to find out where this movement had come

. >> reporter: owen simon says he moved to this burlingame house in the mid-90s to escape the city. and for his two young boys education. >> for the quality of life here. you can basically walk anywhere in burlington. >> reporter: a short walk out his front door on california drive and a potential problem is taking root. not the dead tree next to the caltrain sound wall, but instead what is proposed for this site. the transit agency wants to redirect one of 10 power paralleling stations. the ps3 is a 60 foot high structure used to distribute power once the tracks are electrified. right now the proposal is energizing residence opposition . many of whom say they found out yesterday from my flyer on their door. >> families live here. these powers give off ems and it is hazardous to our health. it affects our quality of our health, life, and safety. >> do you want to have an ugly electrified tower staring at your house? >> reporter: complaints from residents have not fallen on deaf ears. by midday caltrain officials announced they have come up with a workaround that should appease everyone. >> there looking

young people are dealing with violence every day. >> maxine waters sent a letter. >> local law enforcement must conduct a full and i repeat, full, investigation. >> district 7 bart director latifah simond bart is ready to listen. >> to her family, a great deal of change. >> the memorial filled with electric moments and a reminder, nia means purpose. >> the eulogists saying nia's father told him he wanted everyone to know nia had the ability to bring people together. after the funeral, was there an 18-dove release and one for each year of nia's life. melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >>> a head's up for bart passengers. major repairs are impacting service between the east bay and san francisco. >> trains will not be running between the west oakland and 19th street stations and west oakland and lake merritt station. they're running free shuttle busses. time is 8:09. frances has been tracking theec the warm-up on the way. >> we do have a warm-up next week and right now we're starting to see some changes and here's a live shot from the camera. the marine layer will strengthen tonight and tomorrow and i'll have your complete neighborhood forecast coming up. >> frances, thanks. >> also ahead, wi

. >>> coming up, breaking hisnc si the young actor who says he assaulted him reveals why he shared his story. >> back and better than ever, simone biles returns from her gymnastics break to make history once again and she will be with us live. an exclusive interview just ea d. this is "today" on nbc. gen >>> still ahead, murde . >>>retill ahead, mollie tibbitts the latest female jogger to be a victim of violence. many women are h wondering do i stay safe. we've got tips on how to protect yourself. >>> reports thatff benck has entered rehab. the role jennifer garnerrt rely played in helping get him there. first your local news and weather. the things that matter most happen one morning and one cup at a time. now for the whole family.im jeans with round the clock comfort. ♪ hurry in to old navy for thirty percent off all jeans, forty percent off all dresses, and fifty percent off all tees, only at old navy. hey, i just want wbyceiydbo car. wbyceiydbo? we'll buy your car even if you don't buy ours it's an acronym, wbyceiydbo wbyceiydbo! oh, ok wbyceiydbo it's the right thing to do. you need to power your wellness. new emergen-c pro

young people are dealing with hate and violence every day. >> reporter: congresswoman maxine waters sent a letter. >> it must conduct a full, and i repeat, full investigation. >>> district 7 bart director leticia simonady to listen. >> for her family, a great deal of change. >> reporter: the memorial filled with electric moments and a reminder nia means purpose. the eulogist saying nia's father told him he wanted everyone to know nia had the ability to bring people together. after the funeral there was an 18-dove release and one for each year of nia's life. melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >>> a bay area man is warning others after he got caught in a vacation rental scam. he found the perfect place in the heart of paris, but didn't find out what was really going on until after he paid. 7 on your side's michael finney helped him get some answers. >>at pce.>> i sti it. >>oldo san vicente found the listing on travelocity.com. >> it's got windows all around. a modern penthouse in the heart of paris. right by the louvre. >> the listing showed luxurious rooms with sweeping views, big enough for his whole family. >> so i reserved it online through travelocity. >> his excitement was building until he saw the li

young people are dealing with hate and violence every day. >> congresswoman maxine waters sent a letter. >> local law enforcement must conduct a thorough, and i repeat thorough investigation. >> district 7 bart director latifah simono listen. >> we owe her family a great deal of change. >> the memorial filled with electric moments and a reminder nia means purpose. the eulogists saying nia's father told him he wanted everyone to know nia had the ability to bring people together. after the funeral, there was an 18 dove release, one for each year of nia's life.. nia's casket was taken by a horse drawn carriage. from sky 7 you could see the protection as some mourners exited their cars to follow the carriage. the last dove that was released stayed perched on the roof of this church long after everyone had left. some people as they were leaving commented that perhaps it was nia, and that dove stayed here and flew away just a short time ago. live in oakland, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> all right, melanie. thank you. nia wilson was killed at the macarthur bart station, and a prayer vigil is planned there tonight. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard continues our live team coverage with that part of the story. cornell

issues — and the pressure on young athletes — from the father of snowboarder ellie soutter, who died on her 18th birthday. hello everyone. this is afternoon live — i'm simonmergency spending controls for the second time in six months, northamptonshire county council is warning it may now have to cut even basic services. councillors will meet later today to consider how to save up to £70 million — that's15% of its budget — by next march. one of the commissioners appointed by the government to oversee the authority has described the situation as truly perilous, and it's not the only council in trouble. our political correspondent tom barton reports. looking after older people, caring for vulnerable children, repairing the roads, keeping people healthy. all work done by local councils on behalf of local residents. at one authority is warning that soon it might only be able to do the things it is required to by law. northamptonshire county council has warned twice in the last six months that it's at risk of running out of money, and has proposed reducing services to the bare minimum. the suggestion, reducing them to 33 core areas. the council says this is the

the young actor who says asia argento sexually assaulted him says why he finally shared his story despite fears. >> back and better than ever. simone biles is back to make history once again. and she's live with an exclusive and she's live with an exclusive inrview just ahead but fteir every year, 3.2 million cats enter shelters and less than half of those ever get adopted. so cat's pride created the litter for good program (alarm beeping) for every green jug of litter you buy, cat's pride will donate a pound of litter to animal welfare organizations across america - find out how you can help save america's shelter cats, one green jug at a time. at catspride.com >>> still ahead, >>> still ahead, murdered college student mollie tibbetts, the latest female jogger to be a victim of violence. so many women are wondering, how do i stay safe out there. this morning we have tips on how you can protect yourself. >>> also, to the rescue. reports that ben affleck has entered rehab. the role jennifer fwarner reportedly played in helping get him there. first, your local news and weather. the things that matter most happen one morning and one c