independent slovakia made many hungarians nervous within slovakia. felt better in a bigger czechoslovak state, where they felt that the government in prague which was the government for czechoslovakia-- they would be treated more fairly in that kind of government. in a newly independent slovakia, they felt like they were a minority in a country where the dominant people, now the slovaks, had historical grievances against them and they didn't have the czechs anymore to appeal to. narrator: during the communist era the totalitarian system tried to deal with nationality problems by denying them. but they never went away. in a country in the process of adapting to a market economy, there is often the temptation to designate scapegoats in order to mask real problems. ( speaking slovak ) translator: it doesn't make any difference if you're hungarian or slovak. that's not the problem. the real problem-- i'll tell you what it is. it's the gypsies! ( speaking slovak ) translator: miss, i'm going to tell you the truth. we have nothing! we are slovakian gypsies

. >> and those countries include slovakias and tonia and hungary. britain's interior minister said not sending the migrants back encourages themselves to keep coming. did e.u. officials address those concerns? this >> reporter: them vice president of the commission did. he said he had the utmost respect for british intelligences, but in this case he felt they didn't read the document clearly enough. he agrees migrants can and will be sent back but in the last hour or so in london the home office has reiterated its refusal to take part in any mandatory quota system. they feel they do enough already. the question is how many other countries will feel the same way. >> jonah thank you. >>> 76 people are now confirmed dead in a 7.3 magnitude aftershock that hit nepal. the aftershock leveled apartment buildings and there are fears some people in isolated towns and villages are still buried. >> reporter: hundreds of nepaly ground troops are searching for an american helicopter crew. six marines and two nepalese soldiers were on board. >>> kim ki-jong repor

peter sayingen of slovakia in second and the american robin carpenter in third. this is the tebt year in a row that san jose has hosted the stage in this race. the only city to do so since the inception of this race. and it makes sense considering the challenge it presents rid riders. stage three is a grueling 105-mile stage that will take riders on serious climbs including a 4200 foot haul up the back of mount happen mimilt livermore, and it will end at motorcycle county park in the east foothills. this is the only stage that starts and ends in the same city. something that's of note. expected to take around five hours. tomorrow, i imagine stay eight wraps up sunday in los angeles. when all said and done these athletes will bike 724 miles throughout this wonderful state. again, stage three here in san jose of the community center starting at around 10:45 this morning. you can come here. we've covered this for many years. it will be quite a crowd. it's just an issue of parking. reporting live in san jose, bob ridell, "today in the bay." >> hope they have their pa

acting military atache and accompanying him is world war ii veteran -- [applause] >> representing slovakiars. lawrence shelby reynolds. [applause] >> representing the country of south africa, its ambassador. accompanying him world war ii veteran mr. clarence anderson. [applause] >> representing the country of turkmenistan, its ambassador. and world war ii veteran mr. clarence walters. [applause] >> representing the country of ukraine, yaroslav. accompanied by world war ii veteran miko koven. [applause] >> representing the united kingdom, major general richard bridwell who is accompanied by mr. alex kershaw and world war ii veteran mr. john nair. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand before the playing of taps . -- stand for the playing of taps. ♪ [taps] >> ladies and gentlemen, at this time will be playing the service songs. if you are a veteran or currently serving, please stand when you hear your service on best service song of being -- service song being played. the armed forces medley. ♪ >> the united states coast guard. ♪ >> the united states marine corps. ♪ >> the united s

military and the company him is a world war ii veteran -- [applause] [airplane] representing so lock -- slovakiahelby reynolds. [applause] representing the country of south africa, ambassador -- and a count -- accompanied by world war ii veteran mr. clarence anderson. [applause] representing the country of turkmenistan ambassador -- and world war ii veteran mr. clarence walters. [applause] representing the country of ukraine -- accompanied by world war ii veteran miko coven. [applause] representing the united kingdom -- major general richard bridwell accompanied by mr. alex kershaw and world war ii veteran mr. john nair. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, please stand. for the playing of "taps." [taps playing] ♪ >> at this time will be playing the service songs. if you are a veteran or currently serving, please stand with you here your service on played. the armed forces medley. ♪ >> the united states coast guard. ♪ ♪ >> the united states marine corps. ♪ >> the united states army. ♪ >> the united states navy. ♪ >> and the united states air force.

we came to a place in judges slovakia -- jet slovakia -- czechoslovakia. it was crazy. lot of people were under oath's, soldiers running away. we had one woman ss with us and a couple of men. i do not know to how few are group -- it diminished enormously from thousands to maybe a little over 100. i think i was quite ill already. i was ill anyway, and terribly upset about hilda's death. one evening we came to rest. we were sort of outside. it was quite quiet suddenly. a truck came. one ss woman came and told keller to take off my boots. helga said to me, i'll hide you. helga said to me -- the truck came, and the truck was going to take us someplace. she said, you better get under the truck so they do not see you. i said, i am in no hurry. whatever. it was the feeling that it is probably going to happen now they are going to kill us. it was a balmy night. i said, i'm going to start thinking about what it would be like to be at home on a night like this with my parents. the truck came and some of the other girls went on it. i didn't. we waited and waited. the truck did not

representing the country of slovakia is deputy chief of mission peter -- and the women of air force serviceds. [ applause ] representing the country of south africa, ambassador mongul and clarence anderson. representing the country of turkmenistan is ambassador moray orzaf and world war ii veteran mr. clarence walters. [ applause ] representing the country of ukraine is charge d'affaires ross and niko kovig. representing the united kingdom is major general richard and mr. alex kirkshaw and world war ii veteran mr. john mayor. [ applause ] ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the playing of "taps." ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please be seated. at this time, we'll be playing the service songs. if you're a veteran or presently serving in our armed forces, please stand when you hear your service song is played. ladies and gentlemen, the armed forces medley. ♪ >> the united states coast guard. ♪ ♪ >> the united states marine corps. ♪ ♪ >> the united states army. ♪ the united states navy. ♪ ♪ and the united states air force. ♪ [ applause ] >> we hope you enjoyed today's ceremony. thank you ver

my dad was a veteran of stalingrad -- slovakia was under germany.y two brothers served in the czechoslovakia army. i served in the u.s. army. we all survived. number two, i live in minnesota. i have nothing but praise for the v.a. system in minnesota. we are provided with excellent care. some of my friends, one a couple weeks ago, had an operation in the va hospital in minneapolis. i'm sorry to hear a lot of disappointment that people had with the v.a. -- i have to say again, i have nothing but praise. thank you very much for c-span. host: a live look at the capitol on this memorial day weekend. gary is joining us now from florida. our line for all others. good morning. caller: i'm not a veteran, i'm not in active military person, but i have a lot of veteran friends and military friends. i certainly believe that the v.a. is an adequate -- inadequate. i do not understand why, with obamacare being a government central program, that they do not have a special option for veterans. the idea that you do not have any options actually sounds like a communis

on-line >> gary radnich: rego cenacle rid of magic mountain snow shortness individual time trials slovakia's 12 minutes 3185 second stage 7 goes to ontario to mount baldy and that complete sports at this hour. jerry this is the future and and this is right now are as their general new general manager gary i know you cannot stop for 30 years but we really have staff here that does a little bit of everything and i think you could be the next daniel villareal >> pam moore: hookah alecia reid at home say in this >> gary radnich: amaze reagan wrote solo please use back again and all are things >> pam moore: and we will be right back all my got oh my god .. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took tim morehouse years to master the perfect lunge. but only one attempt to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >> pam moore: as we wind down at 8:00 snook says what the mix back for the weekend anny hong >> reporter: give a slight chance but the most areas will be bestride and for the bay to breakers do be thousands of people running sunday morning will be o

from slovakia will cost you more than $2500.. >> it does. well you never know. things are getting a little bit tight around here, right? >> yeah. >> but we are going to see plenty of sunshine throughout the weekend for the beaches. you know it's going to be cool. today it's going to be sunny. tomorrow it will be cloudy. i guess the plenty refers to today. due to an upper level system that will mix out the low clouds and fog. 14 hours, 25 minutes of day light. right now nothing but clouds. we have over 3,000-foot marine layer and we are looking for that to mix on out. in the sierra nevada there are afternoon showers. it's been raining from blue canyon to truckee. here's at look at mount tam. it's a stable atmosphere but below it the low level motion. we are looking at airport delays and slow clearing but at least the sunshine is on the way for the next one he will days. memorial day a different story. 567 morgue hi, low 50s san francisco, 53 oakland and a look at our roof camera. looks pretty still and cloudy skies for the mornin

after its home country offered $87 million in various tax incentives, beating out a rival bid from slovakiaini expects to make 3,000 suvs every year. this will be begin in 2018. the reported price tag? you will have to pony up about $200,000. >>> mean while missed opportunities. finding the perfect formula to let employees work remotely. that is a goal of a two-year experiment from mit's sloan school of management. liz: we'll coming up look how that works. he is right here. peter hurst is running the program. he joins us now. peter, there are some people thinking to themselves, i want to work from home. i don't want to face boring waits in conference rooms but what are you doing that changes the current perception of what it is like to work at home? >> okay. great. well the thing is, as an organization last year we really made a concerted effort to enable our staffs to work under flexible arrangements remotely or anytime any place. and do that really wanted to make sure that people who were watching remotely weren't disadvantaged. as you know the old adage and research knows that are remote

slovakia's peter sagan and the peloton swallow up daniel moss in the final.e there at the end. and then did more wheelies. biking is fun. tom scoyan still leads overall by 22 seconds. this is not much fun. this is just scary. at indianapolis motor speedway helio castroneves loses it hits the wall the car goes back, spins out and into the air. upside down. castroneves was going 200s an hour when the car crashed. they got a special aero kit that's supposed to prevent that from happening. take that back. it didn't work. amazingly, helio castroneves walked away unhurt. >>> few things better than a game 7 in the nhl. rangers and caps in o.t. in game 7. braden holtby makes the save but derek stepan buries the rebound. the rangers come back. they take this contest by a final of 2-1 in o.t. and move on to the eastern conference finals against tampa bay. abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. >> it's amazing, that race car driver. >> that's incredible. >> you think you'd be lucky to walk after that. he was just fine. >> i've seen that video from inside. >> inside the

, acting military atache and accompanying him is world war ii veteran -- [applause] representing slovakia, peter's almanac the company by mrs. lawrence shelby reynolds. [applause] representing the country of south africa, ambassador -- and a company by by world war ii veteran mr. clarence anderson. [applause] representing the country of turkmenistan, is ambassador -- and world war ii veteran mr. clarence walters. [applause] representing the country of ukraine -- accompanied by world war ii veteran miko koven. [applause] representing the united kingdom major general richard bridwell accompanied by mr. alex kershaw and world war ii veteran mr. john nair. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, please stand. ♪ [taps] ♪ >> at this time will be playing the service songs. if you are a veteran or currently serving, please stand with you here your service on played. the armed forces medley. ♪ ♪ >> the united states coast guard. ♪ >> the united states marine corps. ♪ >> the united states army. ♪ >> the united states navy. ♪ >> and the united states air force. ♪ [applause] >> we hope you enjoyed today's c

two which ended yesterday in the sacramento area with mark cavendish of great britain, peter of slovakia at second, american robin carpenter in third. tenth year in a row that san jose has hosted a stage in this race. the only city to do so since inception. it makes sense. stage three is a dprul withing 105-mile stage that will take riders on serious climbs. road into river more. once in roifr more, up mines road for a 4200-foot haul, past the observatory and back in san jose where it will end at motorcycle county park. this is the only stage that starts and ends in the same city. expected to take five hours. there are eight stages in this race. the eighth and final stage and sunday in los angeles. reporting live here in san jose, bob ridell, "today in the bay." >> looks good, bob. thanks. >>> as we mentioned, nice day for a ride, whether you're a pro or just an amateur cyclist out there. live look in san francisco this morning. >> hopefully they have the aerodynamic outfits working. >> right. high visibility lycra. that's what you're talking about. >> i don't know about lycra. >> that's

heavily in member yet at as, also we need to ask member states such as hungary and czech republic and slovakia that we are not talking about charity. just because you are not outern mediterranean member state does not mean you can exonerate yourself from a responsibility that should be shared by all of us. the moment we stop thinking about the us and the you the moment we think it is our collective responsibility to save these persons from drowning in the mediterranean sea is the moment we will stand up to our obligations and responsibilities in the face of european law and international obligations. >> one of the points that opponents of this plan sometimes bring up is that you are essentially saying we'll take you all in and that will simply fuel more migration, more making that dangerous sea journey. what do you say to that? >> i would say that the proposal that is being represented by the commission does not only talking immediate responses. it talks about more medium and long term responses rich include robust measures. for example, you have strong return measures, such as people who are

radnich: states for four california a spot where the weather is beautiful and i machismo breach and slovakia'se fourth stage of the toward california time student of latvia in the yellow jersey the tour of california new next ticket on saddam our britt the cenacle aretha if you are follow them on periscope >> pam moore: episode to of kron 4 news back story will air on sunday at 9:30 p.m. (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >> pam moore: to his days from episode to of kron 4 story the back story and here's a preview of how we cover the emotional memorial of the san jose police officer was killed line of duty >>: people watched the procession as it goes to the community within the funeral is just terrible affair but family doesn't want to be there the people won a see it >>: obviously this is a very sensitive instead story we have to cover it and among the giving drug give it the same coverages of the was your people combat >> pam moore: story episode to airs this sunday night at 930 rig

not yet, netherlands belgium, , greece, france, poland bulgaria, czech republic slovakia, turkey, romania all have less than that, significantly less. what are they doing right, what are they doing differently in europe than we are in america? are we learning anything from them? >> there's something we are doing very differently. you pick up exactly on the point. if you look at united states from some of the medications we may be consuming 95% of total production in the world. the question is are we a nation that is so much in pain that we require these massive amounts of opioid medications or is there something that we are doing in terms of their access to them that it is inadequate. i want again to reiterate the notion that yes, we are overprescribing opioid medications on the one hand, but at the same time, not exclusionary, sometimes we are undertreating patients with pain. so we are in a situation that we have it bad in both ways. we overprescribe making these drugs available which then can be easily diverted and prescribing to those that need -- that don't need them can also result

now you want to sell some ag assets but that's hit a little bit of a road block in slovakia for example. how can you insure investors that you're still on track with your debt reduction program? >> we have assured them last year when we completed the sale which was a large success. today is debt is where we should have it considering that we also generate yearly in the range of 15 billion euros so they should be able to cover that and serve the debt. it's basically a sail no more because of let's say debt reduction motivations but because simply this is less strategic assets compared to the new strategy we have presented to investors last year and we think this is a major step and, you know, the sale is not related to debt. it's related to strategy. >> thank you so much for your time. francesco, the ceo of enel. >> now david cameron is on his way to securing a majority government in the country's election. holding on to 315 seats compared to labour at 327. joining us to discuss the fate of the u.k. electoral system as well as the government jonathan powell. also former envoy for the lib

listening to music when danger is coming from there and pointed to the -- separated us from czech slovakia. why don't you go home and take up arms. i remember moving closer shouldn't we go home? pretty soon police came and arrested a man, annage tater for disturbing the peace. i remember that sudden fear that was my first memory of something impending but we stayed another week, i don't remember exactly how long. but however on the way home we saw stations an awful lot of baggage which was labeled war saw. when we came home, my father had his arm in a sling and my mother naturally was terribly concerned and he had suffered a slight heart attack. and unfortunately things were moving very fast they must have been the third week in august that we received a telegram from my uncle in turkey, my mother -- my mother only had one brother and he lived in turkey. and he sent us a telegram saying that we should get out if we had resources the embassy in warsaw. my mother said we're not going to tell him about the telegram. he is ill and should not be disturbed. and i guess that -- my family and only

latvia netherland belgium, greece france, poland, portugal bulgaria, the czech republic slovakia turkeyromania, all have less than that, significantly less. what are they doing right, what are they doing differently in europe than we are in america? are we learning anything from them? >> there's something we are doing very differently. actually, you pick up exactly on the point. if you look at united states from some of the medications we may be consuming 95% of total production in the world. so the question is, are we a nation that is so much in pain that we require these massive amounts of opioid medications or is there something that we're doing in terms of their access to them that it's inadequate. i want again to reiterate the notion that yes, we are overprescribing opioid medications on the one hand, but at the same time, not exclusionary, sometimes we are undertreating patients with pain. so we are in a situation that we have it bad in both ways. we overprescribe making these drugs available which then can be easily diverted and prescribing them to those that don't need them can

i'm working with a wonderful scientists in slovakia.e had a lot of land destroyed by bad farming practices all bad industrial dumping in industrial dumping in someone and he convinced many municipalities and their own federal government to allow project for they brought thousands of people to work rebuilding the small worms and dams water retention, rainwater collection and so on and may have an amazing amount of the land. there are many projects for a wonderful man they called the rainmaker has brought back water to just a massive amount of land. a wonderful engineer in southern australia to commit his government to let him gather the rainwater, storm water, sewage water, put it through massive lagoons but back here in the poison in the birds have come back. scandals have come back. it's a miracle because we need to remember nature will come back. nature wants to come back to sf soon as they can. we need food policies that promote local organic sustainable agriculture. we have to move away from the form of agriculture we are now engage

italy is below that the netherlands, belgium, greece, france, poland, portugal the czech republic, slovakia hungary, turkey romania all have less than that significantly less. what are they doing differently. in europe. than we are in america. are we learning anything from them? >> something we're doing the point, if you look at the united states from the medications we made consuming 95% of the total production in the world. and nation that is so much in pain we require maximum amount of medications or something we are doing in terms of access that is inadequate and to raise the notion that we are overprescribing of the education on the one hand but at the same time which is not exclusionary, sometimes we are undertreating patientss with payne. and we have it both ways. we oversprescribe making these drugs available and easily diverted and prescribing them to those that don't need them and also results in other consequences. you don't see that level of prescriptions in european countries. >> why not? are there doctors more sensitive to this issue. and trial lawyers. what is the difference