back stealing us helped tot mom overcome the brutality of the stasi now he's able to tell a story as one of those who paid a price for wanting freedom. the world wide fund for nature says an assessment of forest filed diversity shows that wildlife populations have fallen by more than half in the last 50 years the greatest losses took place in tropical forests such as the amazon basin where the government of president also not always encouraging forest clearing for aquaculture feel force of borneo vital habitat for the irani tank are under growing threat they're shrinking rapidly as farmers burn down trees to make way for palm oil plantations that leaves less for the riaa towns to eat the same goes for the java rhinoceros in indonesia and the wild elephants of central africa the world wide fund for nature is sounding the alarm. division just in the most important step to take is an immediate holds to the destruction of the forest for agricultural use decides that means we need a comprehensive approach temperature. forests or effects free around the wall said time to farm more responsi

that steeliness help tot not wish to overcome the brutality of the stasi now he's able to tell a story as one of those who paid a price for wanting freedom. art were jarring now at syria much to our pleasure by catching hasa how or if former resident activist in east germany and you can see her right here behind me she helped start the so-called monday demonstrations in the eastern city of life 2nd the words on the side that you see the banner that she's holding up is for an open country with free people so good to have you here was captured on this fateful day because it is so hard from this vantage points today to think about how this country not so long ago was split basically and the people were split for what was it like to live in east germany. so the meaning of this day for me is just that 16000000 people were just put in a state prison if you would say so and they were even kind of told the government told them oh you are now living in the better piet of germany and so we put tech to this offense so how cynical is sub to to build even a fence that to tell them you live in the b

a young man he was held for months in a detention center run by the east german secret police the stasi for trying to flee the country and for aiding others in their attempts to escape. your music of who's this messiah nudie home and so they didn't abuse us physically they called it a corrosion it was a method they used to try and grind just down through hyper control isolation this information because in the worst 11 months of my life here after a while if you start too long to be sentenced. crichton never accepted life on to the east german regime and tried to flee for the 1st time by train when he was just 18 he was arrested and put behind bars when building began on the berlin wall on the 13th of august 1961 he knew he had to escape he saw how brutally the regime was cracking down on the center as it was the other woman she was a young person at some point you have to ask yourself how long am i going to play this raid have how long can i take it and we're doing i want to cooperate with them to find myself a little nation has a long as you're still studying you had to get all of this

that stealing us help overcome the brutality of the stasi now he's able to tell a story as one of those who paid a price for wanting freedom. and we say in berlin or because unlike most other european capitals berlin has never been a domestic footballing powerhouse but this season for the 1st time in over 40 years their german capital will be represented by 2 different teams in the top flight headed to and west berlin are joined in the bundesliga for the 1st time ever by rivals only on the after the east berlin side were promoted by a playoff. it's been a summer of ecstasy for. the arrival of top flight football at the outer 1st i means that 2 historic capital city darby's are on the horizon. has to be there with both clubs in the 1st league and also real proud of this because we can play against their b.c. believe that big big derby and that's what we look for this season to new and rising in the east means that hetta have a challenger for the capital city crown it's the climax of an unlikely success story. journey to the bundesliga has been a long and arduous 120 years ago the club wa

back stealing us help tot not wish to overcome the brutality of the stasi now he's able to tell a story as one of those who paid a price for wanting freedom. and i am joined now here in the studio by axel klaus maya director of the berlin wall memorial welcome to the program and thanks for being with us on this anniversary. let's really start from the very beginning remind us why the wall was built to begin with. well i was the enormous pressure on these german regimes and so many people escaped war germany as you know was divided in 45 and especially during the 49 and between when the 2 german states found it and then between 1989 and the actual date of the war 961 to 6 of the entire population had fled the country and in that respect the government or the regime was under pressure and so apparently it's as the last exit to last a possibility to stop people from escaping building a wall in the center of berlin since the in a german border have been sealed off in 100 $52.00 already and it was really more than just one wall was it wasn't it tell us a little bit more about the fortificati

that stealing us help tot mom overcome the brutality of the stasi now he's able to tell a story as one of those who paid a price for wanting freedom. russian authorities are warning people to leave their homes after a rocket explosion caused radiation levels to spike people living in the northern village of me a nascar being warned that the explosion which claimed the lives of 5 nuclear engineers last week is still dangerous russia's state weather agency says that radiation levels near that city rose by up to 16 times after the blast. let's close over now to moscow and our bureau chief there you're even shadows of here what more can you tell us about how this accident is being reported in the russian media. well russian media also have very little information about what happened exactly. both of the accident itself nor about the danger of a people in the area where it's happened according to the russian state whether engines see the radiation went up by 67 times last week and thursday you said it already directly after the explosion the ministry of defense in moscow had claim to there

that stealing is how tartlet reached your overcome the brutality of the stasi the east german secret police now he's able to tell the story as one of those who paid a price for wanting freedom. of choice. is force there isn't any murray has played his 1st singles match after having career saving surgery in january but he has since decided he will not compete in the u.s. singles open later this month the former world number one based france is in cincinnati losing in straight sets 6464 murray had been asked to make a decision on accepting a wild card for the u.s. open prior to that match the brits and says he will he still in his play doubles and mixed doubles at the grand slam in new york which starts on the 26th the. well today is international left hander's day to day is designed to raise awareness of the difficulties left handed people face in a right handed world but for athletes like tennis star rafael nadal playing left handed may be an advantage the doll is one of the greatest tennis players of all time a lot of his dominance put down to the fact that he's a left hander but th

there overcome the brutality of the stasi the east german secret police now he's able to tell the story as one of those who paid a price for wanting freedom. and 2014 bolivia's national congress pass laws that legalize child labor ever since children as young as 10 have been allowed to work it's estimated that the country know how some 850000 child laborers. was these 4 children are singing to honor the dead. but not because the deceased is a loved one. they're doing it for money. at the end they chant our father. to the earth or is that it that for god. and kevin this cemetery is their place of employment they're hired to sing for the relatives of the dearly departed. they receive 20 bolivian as each time worth about 2 and a half years that's a lot of money for children who are growing up without a father. 10 year old kevin longs to buy a football but he has to spend his earnings on medical treatments for his mother who's ill. it's strange working in a cemetery that drowning cats and barking dogs all around and garbage everywhere. these children who come every day after school are know

fed is known as a kind of stasis for the oscars so have you seen any awards worthy movies so far. well the the 2 that you just introduced there i think both have a good chance of making it to the oscars next year marriage story in particular. what was amazing. this is basically a sort of an update on kramer vs kramer the story of a of a divorce told in excruciating detail adam driver and hansen are the pair that split and they're both phenomenal adam driver particular i think if he doesn't get an oscar nomination for this performance all i don't know i'll turn in my card but it was truly excruciating look at a marriage falling apart but done beautifully with just the right touches of humor i thought it was a really amazing film and. similar with ad astra very different type of movie but the form of the brad pitt give that which is almost almost worthless i mean most the movie was looking at him staring into space or thinking deeply very subtle performance that he gives but the the film as a whole is really sort of an epic look at a very personal story the story of a. man and his f

he is in a moment of stasis in his life where there is a revival of a film he made 30 years ago withpoken to for 30 years which forces them to get back together again. and whilst the present—day plot is moving forward, he is cast back to memories of his childhood, memories of his mother washing clothes in a stream, memories of a time they lived in a cave dwelling. memories of going first to the cinema and seeing movies projected against whitewashed walls. so the whole film ebbs and flows with the tide. it's beautifully done, very personal. there is a great performance by penelope cruz as the younger embodiment of the character's mother. antonio banderas, i've never seen him be quite so vulnerable. his face is this mask of melancholia and regret yet the childhood reminiscences are so vivid and vibrant that these two things are living side by side. on the one hand the ecstasy of his childhood memories but funnily enough they are different film—makers. a comparison here between the work of pedro almodovar and terrence davis. terence davies remembering films as his mother singing. clearl

in 2012 separatists from the ethnic group and jihadists and i to al qaeda took over most of the stasi populated north of the country the following year from sandton troops to stop the rebels' assault would advance but insurgents remain active in the country and region recently the fighting has spread into central parts of the country despite a peace agreement inside in 2015 the crisis has profoundly disrupted the lives of millions in the country children have especially in affected us children agency now wants of the shop rise in the number of children being killed in monday's deadly attacks. the scars of a conflict 7 year long civil war has left an indelible mark since its outbreak in 2012 the insurgency has killed thousands and displaced countless more but it's money's young who are increasingly bearing the brunt of war. either on her own. there are 9 journey that i'm haunted by my thoughts whenever i sleep i see the bandits in my nightmares. none of us can sleep because our home is not safe anymore there are 9 of them that i don't know what to do because whenever i move whatever i

they want to stasis some way in the common market, i hope.e is calculating things have changed somewhat since theresa may has started these negotiations. germany seems closer to recession, they are very concerned and a hard brexit is damaging for us, but it will also be damaging for us, but it will also be damaging for us, but it will also be damaging for the damaging for us, but it will also be damaging forthe eu. damaging for us, but it will also be damaging for the eu. that may be, i surmise, that attack that mrjohnson takes in these negotiations, saying it is in the interests of everybody in the interest of your economies, that we bring this to some sort of satisfactory conclusion. indeed... an awful lot of headwind is facing the global economy and the economies of eu and britain since theresa may gave up her job. of eu and britain since theresa may gave up herjob. it could be that is what he uses. this article also goes on to spell out this tussle going on between you know the executive and the legislator. you have the government and par

he is at a moment of stasis in his life.val of a film he made 30 years ago with an actor he has not spoken to for 30 years, which forces them to get back together again. and whilst the present—day plot is moving forward, he is cast back to memories of his childhood, memories of his mother washing clothes in a stream, memories of the time they lived in a cave dwelling. memories of first going to the cinema and seeing movies projected against whitewashed walls. so the whole film sort of ebbs and flows with the tide. it's beautifully done, it's very, very personal. there is a great performance by penelope cruz as the younger embodiment of the character's mother. antonio banderas, i've never seen be quite so vulnerable. his face is this kind of mask of melancholia and regret and yet the childhood reminiscences are so vivid, so vibrant, these two things are living side by side. on the one hand, the ecstasy of his childhood memories. funnily enough, they are very different film—makers. there is a comparison here between the work o

that stealing is how tart was reached here overcome the brutality of the stasi the east german secret police now he's able to tell the story as one of those who paid a price for wanting freedom more of what. sports now and in football buy in munich are through to the 2nd round of the german cup the defending champions won $31.00 against play in the 4th tier of german football by and kick off the bundesliga season on friday taking out the berlin. today is international left handers day the day is designed to raise awareness of the difficulties left handed people face in a right handed world but for athletes like tennis star rafael nadal playing left handed may be an advantage don is one of the greatest tennis players of all time a lot of his dominance is put down to the fact that he's a left hander but the twist in the doll's case he does everything else with his right hand from signing autographs to brushing his teeth played left handed as a child. well that's a thing howard from sports a lefty himself is here to talk about left handers good to see you anthony very so tell us do left

that still exists how tartlet reached your overcome the brutality of the stasi the east german secret police now he's able to tell the story as one of those who paid a price for wanting freedom. now to italy where the senate will convene today for a special session to figure out its next steps in the country's political crisis lawmakers will attempt to set a date for a motion of no confidence in the populace coalition government suite the leader of the far right league party interior minister matteo salvini call for stuff elections in a bid to lead the new government. tourists got a special tour of italy senate building on monday because inside the country's future was under discussion snap elections no decision yet vice premier luigi dimaio called ending the coalition you're responsible for. me and his party decided to cancel the coalition and run away from the problems facing italians which must be resolved backroom talks all day on finding a way forward being his former coalition partners the 5 star movement opposed to the elections the democratic party is split ones at sea in the

>>hello everyone, i'm theresa stasi, you and i'm here in san jose and i at a middle school that justad a name change i'm at here one he is a 6th grader. so explain to me the name change we went from what to what. >>i'm originally repeated bring that little school and then we got too long and then we changed to run and middle school have than people were thinking lake is this person so i guess they did research and found out he was races to people that want his color. snow what he was mostly races to the loney so we got together and decided to have a name change. >>oh we have a policy and students to shirts that the where we want to make sure students are safe, but also we want to build pride and community and so if you see today a lot of our students have a new shares to say a lonnie there's and we want to started off with a bang because we are proud of our new name that we talked about earlier middle school is a stepping stone. it is we're building the foundation and structures that students can be from for high school and then beyond high school so giving them those life skills so

that it be kept as a ruins arguing that in this state it symbolized the very notion of romance and stasis last. month which was the only a small portion of the council was rebuilt. as a museum. it also displays the style in which the rich and powerful core 1st lived. but above all it's the imposing ruin that captivates visitors from all over the world it's been especially popular among americans since the 1924 broadway hit about old title bad. tooth musical what i'm having snow from brooklyn the musical became the longest running show in broadway history and lots and suddenly every american knew about title back in traditionally when this idea of the good old germany with its bad wrinkly students a little romance a little folding in love captivated the american imagination. the castle is surrounded by an expansive park. with its exotic plants not parents and grown close it was considered an 8th wonder of the world. was in the summer months the council takes center stage as the perfect backdrop for the city's annual theater festival. i. shop. and what better way to end a romantic day than

that stillness held tartlet richer overcome the brutality of the stasi the east german secret police now he's able to tell the story as one of those who paid a price for wanting freedom so that's what you're watching g.w. news up next our documentary life after crude economic change in the gulf stream with. first day at school. the 1st coming less of him in his grand moment arrives. jointly rang again on her journey back to freedom the main in our interactive documentary lulu tour and already getting returns home on the d w dot com tanks. know what the region of the world produces crude oil is chuckling as the gulf states. it's a wealth the example from the ground for a long time to come. bought demand could dry up earlier than supply as a former saudi oil minister warned in 2002 the stone age didn't end because the world ran out of stones. the gulf states have started to react they're investing in sustainable construction and . boosting the tourism industry. promoting education. for young people. and they're finally starting to use their abundant solar energy. and. saudi arabia owes

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successfully the high like when a customer that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 grant lotus and theresa stasiver here now for kron 4 news at 6. thank you. vicki, here's we're working on tonight for kron 4 news at 6 following that breaking news. the flight that left the bay area was forced to land it. >>hawaii after smoke filled the cabin for the last 20 minutes of the flight tonight we're learning more about the passengers were rushed to the hospital. >>plus the youths swim team photographer back behind bars. why police arrested him again just one month after they accused him of molesting children. >>breaking news tonight, 7 people have been taken to the hospital in hawaii after an emergency landing you see the hawaiian airlines plane right there it took off from the bay area and for the last 20 minutes of the flight smoke filled the cabin, thanks for joining us. everybody, i'm grant lotus country says stasio pam moore. >>and ken wayne are on assignment though 7 were taken to the hospital, 11 have actually breathing complaints and the youngest passenger hurt was just 9 months old sarah mathis

extreme droughts and gave us the new idea stablished office for resilience and sustainability is stasis with looking out for nature based solutions to make athens climate resilient let's take a look at how it's going so far. the renowned athens acropolis seen from the top of nearby mount like a better us for athenians like a better us is even more important nowadays because it still has traces of woodland 80 percent of the metropolis is a densely built cauldron of cement where summer temperatures easily hit 38 degrees celsius climate change is also aggravating conditions in the drought plagued arid landscape linear mirah valleys had enough their rising heat and the long period of heatwave creates drought and we have problems because also we do have. a different type of rains these days also due to climate change we have shorter periods of time that we have enormous amount of water coming down in a very short period of time so this creates flooding and flooding creates erosion so we have this double phenomenon of dryness and a lot of water which also. the land and creates land there over

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to school this week and kron four's helping you get ready for the new school year coffers, theresa stasifairland elementary school in pleasanton as teachers welcome students back to class today. >>i'm here in pleasanton. >>and on i have the lucky assignment of on being asked and lunde elementary school for the first day back to school and right now we're in 5th grade back in 5th grade. goodness gracious and this is teacher kelly like so what we have in store for this this school year is going to be filled with fun engagement, lots of project a lot of public speaking. in just a chance to really soak in their final elementary school before they move on to become middle school to have some kind of unique aspects like for example behind me we see some pompoms why do i see a pompom and this class. you see up on because i in my former life i used to be in oakland raider at for 5 years. all of which i was teaching. i'm saying corporate a lot of tears and chance and. dance dancing into are learning day so that number one i have fun and i get a little workout in there but also that the kids can j

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crowds to the south bay this weekend, the santa clara county fair started today as kron four's theresa stasi shows us people attending will notice an increased police presence. >>santa clara officials say that this is certainly an important balancing act making sure that people have signed here at the fair this year, but at the same time be mindful of the shooting that took place at the gilroy garlic festival. you cannot miss them. there is a heightened security at the fair this year. officials will not elaborate on extra measures taken by sure the public their safety is the number one goal. it was just a few days ago when shots rang out at the gilroy garlic festival a short distance away in the county. local officials joined together to stress their unity in protecting the public and ensuring enjoyment at the 75th santa clara fair. strangers help neighbors. rose them. do with the nation and he knows. as celebrate. her >>and many years security and where committed to doing it again this year we really increase the number of people who are here. >>for this year in the wake of the disaster tha

this is part of an ongoing effort to improve public safety in times of emergency some force theresa stasi reports on how the big investment will make the system better for everyone. >>this is a big deal. >>i appreciate the reference that this is about lives because quite literally. this is going to save lives. governor gavin newsome talking about how the recently passed budget includes nearly 1 billion in funding for emergency preparedness and response like helping people deal with such events like the recent earthquake spoke here in the bay area. >>and that one in southern california powerful enough to shake these large vehicles back and forth. >>the 911 system as we know it today was established in 1973. the technology is outdated the technology. a laser lee can be referred to is analog technology. it predates the internet. there are about 437 other call centers like this for 38 in the state of california which is an extraordinary number. the reality is they don't. have the technology. they don't have the tools to connect. they don't have the cup cassidy to redirect call volume if somet

they allow for a period of stasis were you your arrangements out of stock you have a remarkable confidence of the union? your own conservative party leader says no deal exit would be a disaster. the latest opinion polls since bothjohnson disaster. the latest opinion polls since both johnson came disaster. the latest opinion polls since bothjohnson came to power shows that the majority of scots now wa nt shows that the majority of scots now want independence. you, the conservative unionist party are about to destroy the union. the thing that has been destroying beginning in getting close to it is the membership of the european union. as you have sent time after time after time. small nations and unions like this have used the european union as a way of separating from the union. in our case, scott and has been attracted by the idea of the opinion was not to scare ex—cop and votes for independence? of course i care. do you care if the union is dismantled? of course i care. they exist for only one thing, they don't run scott and robert they exist for only one thing which is to separate from t