>> if found guilty, stark can face up to 20 years in prison. for now he turns to his girlfriend for support. >> listen, okay. they hit me with possession of the firearm in shooting that officer, babe. you have to get me a lawyer. i'm serious. you have to see what lawyer can come here and talk to me asap because i'm going to lose my [ bleep ] mind and please promise me you'll be faithful to me. they're going to smoke me for this [ bleep ]. i do not deserve to be in prison. >> meanwhile, jerry nunez, who says he sold the unregistered gun to stark for $500 is settling into his new cell. >> crazy, right? just last night i was watching "lockup" on tv and now i'm on lockup for real. i woke up to banging on the door. it turns out to be the detectives from the bergen county prosecutor's office and they wanted to speak with me. they had questions with a shooting of a cop. i mean, i didn't shoot the cop, but i sold the gun and that's why i'm here. no towel, nothing. don't come to this hotel, guys. they don't got [ bleep ] ready for you. >> though nunez w

. >> john stark. can you comment on john stark? >> i'm an alcoholic, i guess. drinker. >> he's a frequent flier. he comes here quite often, usually for drunk in public. >> will i stop? i don't know. it depends if they run out of beer. >> i would see john stark come in three times, four times on a weekend. >> how is it hanging, robby? >> john is john. >> they all know me. in a way, these guys are my family also. they want me to run for sheriff. stark for sheriff. sounds good. ♪ >> my opponent will bring up my record. he's been arrested for drunk in public over 90 times! hey, at least i'm good at it. >> john stark says he's had at least 70 stays in the jail over the past 30 years. >> i live here. i went to school here. my parents live two blocks away. they know me from four counties. everybody knows me. >> stark's latest arrest was once again for public intoxication, and this time it was also considered a parole violation on an earlier conviction of assaulting a law enforcement officer. stark says he was intoxicated that time as well. >> i spit on a police office

he is a reporter for the stark blue media. the company says on its website, quote, we produce practical factual content to dee presidency and empower the majority of americans to fight. on the video you can hear an officer tell stark to stay out of the roadway and stand on the sidewalk. stark says he told the officer he's a reporter. the officer walks away and stark continues to talk using profanity with kids watching. [ bleep ]. it's against the law to curse in public in fairfax county. >> that is called disorderly conduct. we are law enforcement officers. it's our role, our mission, our profession to protect our community. >> reporter: police chief edwin rossler defends the arrest. >> the officer had a reasonable fear that harm would come to him and used a lawful take down technique to take the arrest. >> reporter: he was told to keep him away because he has been critical of gillespie. the gillespie campaign won't comment on the arrest. >> the police man that i was primarily in the heated conversation with told me i ul the g

bruce la san talked to him: >>reporter: the police says hist fully -- when the video begins, stark is stand standing on the sidewalk told by an officer to back away from ed gillespie's campaign bus which you can see in the background and parade is just about to start. >> a policeman walked up to me and told me to get out of the road, and you know, to leave that bus and everyone on that bus alone. >> historic is banged up, but police have charged him with disorderly conduct, and avoiding arrest. >> i did not give you my [indiscernible]. >> he says he told the officer had a right to try and ask gillespie questions, and he admits he and the officer got heated about that. >> one of the police men said if you cuss one more time, you will be arrested. i did cuss again. and i was arrested. it was an unlawful arrest, cussing is not something you can be arrested for. >> [sirens] >> police say steshg -- police say sturk was initially compliant, and -- the police chief says officers had no idea what he might be reaching for. >> he does not know if this gentleman has a concealed weapon, he does n

"bloody ploughman" and "stark's earliest" are both actual varieties of what? >> okay, these--this is-- i've got no idea, but those are the kinds of things that sound like flower or fruit names, and so i don't think it's gonna be ocean waves, and i don't think it's gonna be english cheeses, and "stark's earliest" sounds like something that would come up early in the year, and i really don't think anybody's gonna name an apple "bloody ploughman" and then expect people to eat it, but i can see a tulip having red streaks on it, and a tulip coming up really early, developed by a guy named stark. and because this is the free question, i might as well just go for it. all right. b, final answer. ♪ >> leslie... you were on the right track. >> oh, no. >> it was c, apples. >> oh! oh, done in by an apple! >> you had it narrowed down 50/50. you were so close. >> ugh! >> what an incredible run. what a great game. $50,000! that was awesome. so much fun with you today. congratulations. $50,000 winner. give it up for leslie shannon. thanks for joining us today. for everyone wh

every step you take down the stark path increases the peril you face —— dark path.rince and the paradise papers. charles is accused of a conflict of interest with offshore investments in bermuda that stood to gain from his private campaigning. within the past couple of hours president donald trump has addressed the national assembly of south korea and reassured them of the strength of the two countries‘ 60—year old alliance. he contrasted south korea's progress and strong economy with the hunger—filled prison state that he said existed in the north. he again called on pyongyang to give up its nuclear and missile programme, which he said is putting north korea in mortal danger. let's listen to part of that speech. history is filled with discarded regimes that have foolishly tested america's resolve. anyone who doubts the strength of determination of the united states should look to our past and you will doubt it no more. we will not permit america or our allies to be blackmailed or attacked. we will not allow american cities to be threatened with destruction. we will

mike stark works for the liberal media outlet, "shareblue."s covering a parade appearance by g-o-p gubernatorial candidate ed gillespie. and he says an officer told him to get off the road and leave the candidate alone. cursed at the officer. the police chief says the officers' actions were justified, because they didn't know if stark had a weapon. stark is charged with disorderly conduct and avoiding arrest. conduct and avoiding arrest. coming up at six:- securing your home without breaking the bank. how to keep the crooks out by spending just 50 bucks. and your washington redskins - off the field, and hitting the playground? the event happening today in dc - still ahead at six. new this morning - the queen of halloween has done it again! overnight, heidi klum revealing yet another instant-classic halloween costume. the model dressing up as the werewolf from michael jackson's thriller music video. and this isn't your everday costume.. klum, posting these videos as she got ready on instagram. the final transformation took more than six hours!

stark said he told the officer he's a reporter, but stark continued talking and at one point used profanity. it's against the law to curse in public in the county. they say the officer used a lawful take down tech knowing. >>> this next story will upset anyone who trusts a business with their personal information. want you to take a look at this. news 4 is trying to find out why personal tax documents were put out on a dc sidewalk. there they are. the boxes were set outside of a speedy tax location on h street on tuesday. the business was apparently evicted. we tried to reach out to the business, but there was no answer. >>> one, two. peterson hits it back at the wall, gone! >> and with that home run there will be a game seven of the world series. the dodgers beat the astros 3-1. the decisive game seven gets started tonight at 8:20 in los angeles. >>> from baseball to downhill skiing, the winter olympics now just 100 days away. and we're getting you ready. eun yang, she joins us next with what to expect in pyeongchang. chuck? >> all right. the daily grade for today, well, clouds are back so

it will be even launched time in the well to see for many decades with millions of victims a stark warning from the united nations about yemen after a saudi led alliance tightens its blockade on the war ravaged country plus the nurse who may be germany's most prolific serial killer kneels h. is already serving a life sentence he's now suspected of killing more than one hundred patients. i bring it's good to have you with us tonight kuwait and saudi arabia have told their citizens in lebanon to leave the country immediately and they're urging others not to travel there now this comes amid a deepening crisis in the region with lebanon caught up in a conflict between saudi arabia and iran. state run television and one thing that the country is ordering its citizens out of lebanon neighboring kuwait quickly followed suit. it was a reaction to political turmoil in lebanon and comes amid a deepening regional crisis. lebanon is caught up in a wider conflict between saudi arabia and regional rival iran lebanese prime minister saad hariri is currently in saudi arabia from where he announced his sho

our top story: president trump addresses south korea's national assembly and gives a stark warning to north korea's leader, kim jong—un. the weapons you are acquiring are not making you safer, they are putting your regime in grave danger. every step you take down this dark path increases the peril you face. the prince and the paradise papers. charles is accused of a conflict of interest, with offshore investments in bermuda that stood to gain from his private campaigning. catalonia's sacked president challenges eu leaders to commit to recognising the result of next month's elections — even if they lead to independence from spain. snapchat shares plunge as it reveals it is struggling to attract users and turn a profit. i'll be speaking to a leading venture capitalist about the survival of snapchat — can the smaller social media platforms really compete with the likes of facebook. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and as snapchat and twitter announce big changes to try and attract more users and valuable advertising

trump wraps up his visit to south korea with a stark warning to pyongyang over its nuclear ambitions but a hint of possible talks and he's just arrived in china for the next stop on his inaugural asian tour also coming up catalonia separatist plant their flag in brussels there ousted president is there launching a war of words against spain can he convince the rest of europe that's a session is a good thing. and twitter doubles its character limit the move is supposed to reduce the time we spend editing down bridie tweets but a lot of users are asking isn't brevity the point. i'm so me so much going to get to have you with us donald trump has touched down in china the third stop of his five country tour of asia the u.s. president and the first lady arrived in beijing from south korea just over an hour ago a trade is set dominate to. discussions as is north korea observers expect trying to push the chinese president xi jinping to increase economic pressure on pyongyang to abandon its nuclear ambitions now before leaving a south korea trying to leverage a stark warning to the north let

stark told them he was a reporter. he keeps talking and he used pro fan anything at this. it is against the law to curse in public in the county. the police chief says the officer used a lawful takedown technique. stark is charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. >>> now into the investigation into russia. we're learning more account. court documents show that special -- he posed a serious risk of flight. a federal judge granted mueller's request for bail and travel restrictions. they face 12 charges including money laundering. poet have pleaded not guilty. >>> sex scandals rocking hollywood. new accusations against kevin spacey. >>> plus, it's going to a game seven. a breathtaking world series makes our heart stop again. we are hours away from crowning a new champion. chuck ? >>> 4 things you need to know about the weather. clouds moving in. a chance of sprinkle or two in the shenandoah valley. warmer weather. how about 70s forthursday and friday with sunshine. the daily grade is c minus. have your warm coat ready to go. no sun m mark herring, candidate for a

but this is in stark contrast to what a lot of people have e been sayingng, not leasast of all hezbollah, and those in their political bloc,c, who, if you like, have accused t the saudi's of holdiding haririi agagainst s willll. even peoplee in n his own accout have been questioning that. i do not think there's enough to allay suspicions the saudi's have used a heavy hand to force him to do what they want. but it certainly seems that this has taken a toll on him. towards the end of this interview he even want to fall. it seems to have had an emotional response. adam, thank you, reporting there from her roots. notice boards. lots has changed since 1998. one thing that has not, the italian national but all team qualified for the world cup. but tonight, italy is playing a rematch against sweden, and they need this win to qualify. reporter: all or nothing. block letters on the front page. it is a warning to italy's national football team ahead of a crucial match -- a loss would lead to a apocalypse, according to the daily sports pay were -- sports paper. for nearly six decades, they have nev

tom: wonderful to have juergen stark.body i follow more european within the united kingdom then you. wonderful to have juergen stark, you have a dutch heritage, german heritage, i believe you are british through and through. they to someone in the united kingdom who is afraid of europe. how do you explain the advantages of the brexit european tone to somebody who does not agree with your european heritage. toi am not asking anyone agree with my heritage or background or family or genes or dna. i am asking people to consider what is right for our country and to consider what is right for our children and grandchildren. happened extraordinary on the 23rd of june in 2016 in this brexit referendum. one of the most striking was that the young people who voted and they voted in huge numbers, they voted overwhelmingly for a different future that is now being imposed upon them. over 70% of 18-24-year-old voters voted to remain in the european union. i do not think this is happened anywhere in the democratic world in modern times

big tobacco the stark anti-smoking ads you may start noticing.d for by the tobacco companies themselves. embarrassed and ashamed. what senator al franken says about the accusations against him in his first public interview as he gets ready to return to work today. heads up for metro riders. why your commute to >>> the country's biggest tobacco companies began running new ads this weekend. they're telling the public that their products can kill. this comes after more than a decade of fighting the courts. nbc's steve patterson has the details. smoking kills on average 1200 americans per day. >> they're short and stark. >> there's no safe level of exposure to secondhand smoke. >> this week, these ads major newspapers across the country. >> there's no safe cigarette. >> all directly addressing the negative impacts of smoking. >> all cigarettes cause cancer, lung disease, heart attack and premature death. >> paid for by the tobacco companies themselves. part of a federal court order. >> it's a big watershed in terms of the industry coming clean for th

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. >>> also, what's behind the stark new anti-smoking ad that started appearing this weekend? >>> and holiday shopping is in high gear. how to cash in if the items you bought get even cheaper when we see you in a few minutes for "nbc nightly news." we'll send it back to you, denise. >> hope they get cheaper for cyber monday. here is danny palmels with sports. >>> this is sports desk, brought to you by xfinity. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >>> with you once again. running out of superlatives to drive the eagles after a south philly malling of the bears today. carson wentz hooks up with zach ertz. leading sevened it receptions and afterwards, it's school picture day for the offense. feeling good. another one of wentz's tds, he escapes the rush. eyes in the back of his head, huh. picked up 16 years. that led to this, wentz to nelson aguilar. 15 yards and a summer assauomer finds pay dirt. known for those athleticed its. another wentz td pass. -- with a trip to the bowling alley. he picks up 250,000 bucks for scoring his seventh td of the season. the defe

to you. >> reporter: it was a stark contrast, this is one of the richest cities in the richest country in the world. it is shocking to see the disparity, the visible disparity but the people sleeping on the streets have and those that are making millions and billions of dollars. it is also shocking because san francisco is known to be a beacon of inclusion and equality . it is an interesting trend that we at glide talk a lot about. >> reporter: where would you like to see the organization, does it evolve and become something more? >> sure, we will build on the glide legacy in the city which includes social justice, alleviating suffering, but is for those that are really the worst off and we will amplify and read energize social justice, we want to expand services and we would like to do more than we do now to help lift people out of poverty and help set people on a better pathway towards a sustainable solution. >> reporter: thanks so much karen, the thanksgiving meal is just a small part of the work that you do all year round and this happens with the help of volunteers here today and

police used surveillance video to confirm that starks and sanders were involved. ( marty ) in the northay, police are investigating what they believe is a murder-suicide involving an elderly couple. it happened around 10-30 saturday morning on corte ramon in larkspur. authorities say a family member found the bodies of the 96-year-old woman and 74-year-old man. police say they found a gun at the scene. no other information has been released. ( marty ) many children in the north bay lost all their possessions in the wildfires last month... multiple fire departments teamed up to replace some of the items that were destroyed. kron four's jeff pierce show us they all got brand new bikes. in santa rosa saturday morning the marin county and southern marin fire departments hoped to bring a smile to children whose families lost everything in the north bay fires by replacing their childrens bicycles.we wanted to bring christmas a little early this year to the sonoma family and help these people out, they've been through a lot and we wanted to put some smiles on the kids faces and kind of put som

. >>> life and death message, the stark anti-smoking ads starting this weekend paid for by the tobacco companies themselves. >>> pedal power, a man who believes all kids should have a chance to ride a bike no matter the challenge. >> this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >>> good evening. the culture that began with reckoning of sex crimes today shook the nation's capitol as lawmakers responded to sharp criticism of inappropriate behavior. one of the most prominent democrats in the house, senator conyers stepped down as top democrat on the house judiciary committee and al franken speaking for the first time on accusations he groped women. senator franken says he won't resign and will be back at work tomorrow. kelly o'donnell has the latest. >> reporter: after 10 days out of sight and under scrutiny. >> i have a long way back to win back the trust of the people of minnesota. >> reporter: senator al franken speaks out. >> i've especially let down the people who have seen me as a champion for women. >> reporter: franken has been accused by women of unwanted advances. today, he spoke

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sends a stark warning to north korea. moves to china where he hopes to get to take a full. day here in moscow thanks for joining us on our team to national we have your wednesday news headlines. russia has slammed a joint report by the un and a chemical watchdog on a deadly sarin gas attack in syria in april saying it is full of systemic deficiencies and moscow warns that if nothing changes the work of the joint investigative mechanism will turn into an anti tool. of macabre would you should just wish you the work of existing international structures and reveal systematic deficiencies as regards the syrian chemical weapons report the results of the investigation of incidents involving the use of poison the substances are deeply disappointing. the report issued two weeks ago concluded assad's government was behind the attack which left over eighty dead it also stated that the sarin gas used can be traced to government stockpiles and the mandate of the joint investigative mechanism will expire in zero week and now both russia and america according for its extensions of but on

sends a stark warning to north korea as his tour of asia now moves on to china. and dozens of royal figures on ministers all detained in saudi arabia and what really is a shame for the prohibition of chemical weapons the o.p.c. w for their report and then she went on to urge the council to pass a new resolution prolonging their work investigating chemical weapons in syria the gym's report not only identifies those behind the chemical attack it also explains how it reached its conclusion it makes note of any irregularities it found in the information obtained from the investigation and then even through new works others talk of a new resolution russia and china working together with the united states to draft a new resolution but as of yet it's not clear what's next for the o.p.c. w or the joint investigative mechanism as they continue their work in syria the head of the joint investigative mechanism said that even if experts had visited the site of the attack it would have changed nothing in their findings and conclusions you also said the body takes great care t

stark officer. moments later, he was taken down and arrested. >> anyone who looks at the video can see somewhere things went off the rails. dig up starks is charged with disorderly conduct and avoiding arrest. fairfax county police have launched an internal investigation into this incident. right now montgomery county crews are preparing for snow already. the county is holding a snow preparedness drill today. they will be simulating a six inch snowstorm. suzanne kennedy has more on the process. belowe: we have had average snowfall but that doesn't mean counties aren't gearing up for what may be in the future. take a look behind me. just getting underway in montgomery county is an all-day event to make sure road crews are prepared for this winter season. the division of highway services is holding its annual prepared is even today. this drill simulates how crews would respond to a six inch snowfall. that means testing of 175 vehicles. will refer motorized themselves with their routes the cover 5200 l

and do not try donald trump sends a stark warning to north korea during his asia told which now sees him in china where he hopes to get beijing to take a firm a stance with pyongyang. and russia's investigative committee rejects the conclusions of the mclaren reports on alleged russian state sponsored dirty saying there is no proof that athletes violated doping rules on that. very warm welcome you're watching r.t. international broadcasting to you live from the russian capital and a carrot russia has slammed the joint report by the un and a chemical watchdog on a deadly sarin gas attack in syria in april saying it is full of systemic deficiencies mosco warns that if nothing changes the work of the joint investigative can mechanism will turn into an anti asong tool. just wish you the work of existing international structures reveals systematic deficiencies as regards the syrian chemical weapons report the results of the investigation of incidents involving the use of poison the substances are deeply disappointing. the report issued two weeks ago concluded a song from government was be

stark said he was an officer. he continued talking and used profanity. it's against the law to curse in public in fairfax county. the officer used a lawful takedown tech knowinique. >> 1-2. peterson hits it gone! >> with that homer -- >> wow. >> -- there will be a game seven of the world series. the dodgers beat the astros, 3-1. it gets started tonight at 8:20 in la. this is baseball's second straight game seven. >> this is how it's supposed to be when you're watching the world series. >> nothing like it. >> one of the best ever, right? i'd like to stay up and watch the game but there's no way i'll make it two nights in a row, right? >> one, two, three, go. the olympic flame is lit and today marks an important milestone. we are now 100 days out from the start of the 2018 winter olympics in south korea. the olympic torch is in the middle of a 100 day journey across the country before the opening day on february 9th. as we count down the da most beautiful sites in south korea. this is in pyeongchang. this is a temple that was founded in 600s by a monk. it

just last week, the world was given a stark reminder of the bar barty of the north korean regime when one of its own soldiers fled the country. even more than the dramatic video of the soldiers escape, more shocking was the soldier's medical condition unrelated to his bullet wounds. while being treated by south korean medical team, doctors discovered that the soldier had parasites, an uncooked corn kernels in his digestive tract, clear evidence that the north korean regime is unwilling to properly feed even its own high ranking military troops. this is the incomprehensible nature of north korea. yesterday's missile launch was more advanced than previous launches. no one can doubt that this threat is growing. no one can doubt that north korean dictator is getting more aggressive in his obsession for nuclear power. yesterday, the regime declared itself a nuclear power saying that it quote, completed the state nuclear forced tipped with a super large heavy war head capable of striking united states. but the north korean regime missed something very important. as we have said before, bein

and do not try and donald trump sends a stark warning to north korea on his aged school he's now in china he's pushing beijing to take a tougher stance against pyongyang. chaos in catalonia as a general strike brings the area to hold almost feet fifty key roads are blocked across the region in protest over the jailing of top politicians. and russia's investigative committee rejects the conclusions of the mclaren report from alleged russian state sponsored doping saying there is no proof that athletes violated doping rules on line. a warm welcome you're watching r.t. international broadcasting to you live from the russian capital. our top story this hour russia's flounder joint report by the un and a chemical watchdog on a deadly sarin gas attack in syria in april saying it's full of systemic deficiencies the country's deputy envoy to the u.n. addressed to moscow's concerns to the security council. just wish you knew the work of exist in international structures you do school reveal systemic deficiencies as regards to syrian chemical weapons reports the results of their investigation of. t

they're both equally strong and stark him you're. born as the older of two children in the turkish metropolis istanbul when she was five her family moved to munich she's lived in berlin since two thousand and one. together with she runs the restaurant. or osman's daughter's a mutual friend introduced her to back when they were still working at their jobs law is a trained actress while as you started sales. who was born in germany but lived with her grandparents in eastern anatolia until the age of five her parents then brought her to berlin. it was there that ours who crossed paths both dreamed of opening their own restaurant in twenty eleven those dreams began to take shape. there were no modern turkish restaurants in berlin and. everything was so conservative and stale they were hardly any turkish restaurants where you could go with friends that had a welcoming atmosphere and was a bit more modern. at first. there was a big motivation for me. and. right there was to create an open kitchen where professional chefs cooked alongside t

rajoy is on his first visit to catalonia since dismissing it succession of government he's offering a stark choice kits are persists and next month snap elections or there will be drastic consequences he arrived in the region just hours after hundreds of thousands of pro independence administrators took to the streets of barcelona getting them to change their minds will be an awful. it's a difficult yet inevitable trip for mariano to hoeing his conservative popular party he's struggling in the polls less than six weeks before the regional election in catalonia that he called using previously untapped constitutional power as he asked voters to back spanish unity. we want the december twenty first election to bring back peace to catalonia we want to reestablish a democratic and free catalonia for everyone we will achieve this if the silent majority finds its voice and votes. the spanish leader can count on his party's support but many other catalans will not be holding welcome signs the night before his arrival hundreds of thousands of pro independence protesters took to the streets of barcel

when they met informally on the sidelines of the apec summit in vietnam but those comments are in stark contrast to the view of the u.s. central intelligence agency the cia director mike pompey is reaffirming a report that russia did run a campaign to influence the election outcome a cia spokesperson said that the director stands by and has always stood by the january twenty seventh teen intelligence community assessment and that the intelligence assessment with regard to russian election meddling has not changed well bill schneider is a political analyst and professor of public policy at george mason university he says trump's comments will have little impact on the investigation into russian meddling all the finding so far which point to moscow's involvement. it's accepted by as acar by congress by members of the trumpet ministration by his own chief of staff they said with high confidence that russia meddled in the twenty sixteen u.s. presidential election on behalf of donald trump what president trump is doing here when he says that he believes. he says they had nothing to do with t

cenotaph war memorial, a stark reminder of the many lives lost in conflict. big ben was also heard chiming, despite being silent for the last three months due to repair work. bell rings. shortly after the two minutes‘ silence, thousands of people watched on as pipes and drums from the london scottish regiment marched through whitehall and a captivating display. i thought it was really emotional, because so many people died, soi emotional, because so many people died, so i think it's a really good way to pay respects. i have been thinking about the unknown warrior coming back in 1920, thinking about those families that lined the streets here, and how important having the memorials in this country must have been to those widows and children. today's events have been a chance for many people to remember those who fought and what they fought for. the husband of a british woman jailed in iran is asking for an urgent meeting with the foreign secretary to discuss her case. borisjohnson made a remark last week which appeared to have worsened her situation when he sug

nine hundred thirty adaptation director lewis milestone created the world's first antiwar film with stark brutal images of the slaughter the front no one at least in the movies had ever seen war like this. in germany nazi supporters disrupted screening and the american legion boycott of the film but also quiet on the western front still won two oscars and remains a classic at the finds a genre. on the set for the reader stephen dahl trees drama set in one nine hundred fifty s. post-war germany. the british director found the authentic locations for his film in the eastern german city of gurlitz based on the bennett schlink bestseller the reader is a moral tale of guilt and justice. yeah. kate winslet plays hannah schmidt's thirty six year old woman who has an affair with the sixteen year old misha after every tryst michelle result loud to his older lover. as he came to do. for a moment he was still inside this is disgusting. this ticket is. borrowed from someone it's cool. you should be ashamed. of their money i start my new book when you sell the rights to your own book you can expect to

what's happening now in the region a stark the spanish government is arresting people connected to the cuts alone here independence movement and charging them with serious crimes like treason sedition and rebellion ousted consul and president carlos prison meanwhile is hiding out in brussels saying he will only go to madrid if he is guaranteed a free trial at least one bus on a resident had strong words for the former regional leader you're going to go to new york and i think i need to show his face instead of running off to a foreign country and he should show his face to the people here are standing up for him so he should come and show his face to. the prison walls lawyer says there is a high chance he would be arrested if he set foot in spain. i'm lucky he won't go to madrid and i made an offer that he could be questioned here in belgium it is possible i don't know if he will do it but it is possible i had in the past similar cases where the suspect was being questioned in belgium. the. entourage. the other ministers who also fled to belgium have returned to face the music it's now

that is not the only stark change for the better in the trump administration. in may of this past year, there were two firsts you may have noticed. earlier that month, i had the privilege of being the master of ceremonies at the very first celebration at the white house posted by vice president mike pence. month, and far more becameg, president trump the first sitting president in history to visit the western wall. a visit that resonated throughout the middle east. i should also tell you that the day before president trump arrived, i was the first united states ambassador in american history to attend the celebration -- a jewish celebration, the celebration of the unification -- reunification of jerusalem. i think we are making progress. that progress is more than symbolic. if you ask prime minister netanyahu, what are the three most important foreign policy objectives of this government? what he will tell you is, iran, iran, and iran. this is not the same as saying, location, location, location when talking about real estate. threeun, there are independent thi

this is deja vu news live from her leg the united states issues a stark warning to north korea's leaders and if war comes make no mistake the north korean regime will be utterly destroyed kim jong un says his nation is now all fully fledged nuclear power after its latest missile launch will be live with our correspondent in seoul also coming up. here in berlin the action this morning moves to the presidential palace as negotiations take place to form a new coalition government president spine meyer will be hosting talks between the chancellor and the leaders of the social democrats. and giving hope to would be migrants at home if they see a future for themselves there maybe they will make the dangerous journey to europe that is at the heart of the summit between leaders of the e.u. and the african union. also coming up are women gaining a quality in politics says four hundred female political leaders meet in iceland. talks to iran's vice president for family affair fares he believes the ruthlessness of man is at the heart of many of the world's problems. i'm brian thomas welcome to the s

it was a fairly stark warning in trumpian terms.ident and the first lady to deplane as they like to say, we'll go live to beijing. daniel lynch is a professor at the city university of hong kong. matt, beijing it seems is pulling out all the stops here for a very, very warm welcome for the u.s. president. what can we expect? >> yeah, this is going to be a highly symbolic visit here in beijing. the government here calling it a super state visit because of the special things that donald trump is going to be able to take part in. it's going to start this evening at the forbidden city inside the old imperial palace in beijing where the president and the first lady will get a tour alongside china's first lady and chinese president xi jinping. but perhaps more symbolic than just the tour is the fact that they're going to be eating dinner inside the forbidden city. it might seem like a minor point, but no u.s. president has ever been given that honor. the chinese are definitely really rolling out the red carpet for donald trump, big him an

brooke, this is a stark change for this white house. for the most part, they refused to weigh in at all on the alabama senate race. other than to say over and over again that it's up to the people of alabama to decide whether or not roy moore should get elected. that tone changed a little bit in the last 24 hours when kellyanne conway and sarah sanders did point out that doug evans in their mind is a liberal democrat. now you have the president who did not speak at all on the senate race taking it a step farther. basically saying he respects roy moore's own defense in this particular instance and that doug jones is not the proper choice for the voters of alabama. this is a stark contrast from what you've heard from numerous republican leaders including the speaker of the house paul ryan and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to call to step away from the senate race. brooke, i have to say this changes it quite a bit for republicans from alabama facing the possibility of moore losing that seat on december 12th. and it also makes life

s in germany's going to stark. he's the second youngest member of parliament and that helps make him a media favorite. but he uses that to champion a minority government. at the end of the day we have to accept that the authors of our basic law our constitution did not rule out a minority back to chancellor so it's like the bundestag has convened a plenary session to prepare for the upcoming weeks to spined lacking a government so what happens next. well i'm glad merkel stay at the helm will the social democrats join a coalition after all. philip i'm sure has mixed feelings about. their electoral districts are right next to each other at the baltic sea in northeastern germany. merkel once gave a young politician advice. during a coffee break i'm told that conversation. well at the beginning of the year we talked about what it was like when she campaigned in her first general election. i like that. she enjoyed remembering those times in the one nine hundred ninety s. when she went from one community to the next with

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and it will be stark and wrong. on the twenty third of february thousands of women went on strike and demanded bread they march toward the city center where they were joined by increasing numbers of workers. all over town the trams have come to a halt at the parliament building the first shots have been fired. the streets are full of soldiers who have joined the movement. entire garrisons mutinied one hundred fifty thousand insurgents took to the streets of the city. the writer maxim gorky had been involved in the first russian revolution of one thousand and five which ended in a bloodbath he had become skeptical and did not believe in a victory of the masses he knew what can happen when revolutions fail. the looting has begun a lot of blood will flow. and listen mounds. gorky's flak became a kind of information exchange for marxists. many of the mensheviks and bolshevik and social revolutionary party leaders had been banished to siberia or were living in exile like money so the insurgents began to organize themselv

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