comedy about state surveillance seen through the lens of the east german secret police the stasi. robbery. of fans of hard rock and heavy metal know him well michael schenker widely considered one of the best guitar soloists around a veteran member of u.f.o. he also played for scorpions way back in the seventy's and has had an illustrious if to mulch us career well now he's back with a new album and according to critics better than ever so we'll speak to him right after this. his trademark is the flying v. utah. shaping with the lights on is a track off the new album revelation by the group my coaching professed. shankar was born in sa should it yeah hand over in 1955 he grew up playing the guitar with his older brother the beatles. played initially together in school but michael moved on becoming that he could charge for british rock band he left out of michael shank his career spans 5 to can't stand has made him one of the most famous german guitarists in the world. and he's with me in the studio michael sanker well. it's a valid so great to have you here you've got your new alb

and these friends went to lumps of sugar off the stasi and climbed up the church tower. that chef was one of john's risk taking friends shows us the church tower and the camera he used. he'd been secretly filming for west german t.v. and was used to playing cat and mouse with the stasi but the night he climbed the tower of the church and life marked a sea change in the protests in east germany as the city became the torchbearer of a peaceful revolution. it was very impressive to see some 70000 people going by down there all of them peaceful but frightened. and we were up here. it was scary just as windy as it is now and it was also raining or talk about goose bumps in the hall of fronts but i soldiered and tanks were massing on the side streets of the g.d.r. was on the brink of civil war both isn't the whole host the stasi were watching the demonstration from the roof of that building there so not far away it's now a department store it was. their biggest worry was whether they were actually catching anything on film the stasi were so close they didn't dare hold the came

thanks for joining us tonight, i'm can why i'm theresa stasi and for pam moore and while pg e decided>>for the north bay area's in the sierra foothills. they will be shut off due to critical fire weather. kron four's dan kerman joins us live from santa rosa with more details dan. >>we've been talking to pg e they say the weather had changed for those 3 north bay untycos lake and sonoma and napa and that's why they didn't feel it necessary to order the shut off tonight but they say ahe

>>thanks for joining us tonight, theresa stasi lynn can wait here the centers for disease control say cases are being investigated in 38 different states kron four's dan kerman live for us in the newsroom tonight with more dan medical experts say these vaping products are not yet regulated by the fda we simply don't know enough about their long-term or. >>short-term health effects more study is needed but in the meantime they're warning that illnesses are increasing and as you mentioned they say that there are now more than 5 100 cases of people with lung of the disease they believe are tied to these vaping devices. they are also telling us that just a week ago there were a 150 less. we're also seeing a variety of deaths 2 of which are in california. california alone has 81 cases as well so still plenty to be concerned about at this point health experts as i said sounding a warning. >>being homeless for several years, jeff lawrence now has a permanent albeit tiny home to call his own measuring only 250 square feet, it's a small space for that whole navy vebut with only the clothes on

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>>hope we do an outside of the news at 6 with ken wayne and theresa stasi.ery much vic a and lotus lots to talk about it for you to 9 p jeannie alerting north bay community, your power could be shut off and it's due to weather conditions that could spell fire danger. >>in the bay area and around the world, a massive turnout at climate rallies that are demanding action now what that rally was like in the city plus thousands turn out in the nevada desert for an alien thing gathering at the storm area face buried in your phone. stop! look up. look both ways. let's start looking out for each other again. it's a busy world out there. and we're all in it together. go safely, california. face buried in your phone. stop! look up. look both ways. let's start looking out for each other again. it's a busy world out there. and we're all in it together. go safely, california. >>it is 6 now sent a number of customers in the bay area could be without power on monday and tuesday due to hot and windy weather conditions. thanks for joining us tonight, i'm ken wayne theresa st

and it turns out they are working for the stasi. i never thought of it as something serious to study. i was fascinated by literature and then i just came upon this story. the book was on the fringes of some of this. his cousin nicholas was involved and among other things. i found it fascinating and started looking and then i realize actually that i could bring some of my islamic studies to bear. i try to tell the story from both sides at the same time and i hadn't seen that done before. there've been some good work done on the caa's influence and there's a great books on culture and doll and had the soviet union but looking at how they worked across the iron curtain was something that i thought was really worth it. >> okay. let me get this straight so you are going to the nato pool, family that they are actually spying for the stasi. >> so you are going to the nato pool in the late 80s so all of a sudden the way in which the book was written makes so much more sense to me. by the time we get to the chapter on kim's still be we are a

and a hard knot that earned the singing of the strong disapproval of east germany secret police the stasi. essentially states harsh treatment of its citizens influenced lyndon banks oh not so did the person experience he gathered on a trip there. in 1973 i visited for the 1st time. i met a really nice charming person to one she was the 1st girl i met from east berlin this make you feel that. it's. good. to see. suggs. lindenberg was known all over germany in the communist east you couldn't buy his songs easily these german fans would secretly record them when they were played on west german radio stations and copy them for friends. and get with them and they became very popular in the east these pirated cassettes and so i knew i had a lot of friends that. a lot of people who liked it and i wanted to get to know them i wanted to go there and take off my glasses and say hello come a little bit closer. bag was only allowed to perform once in east germany you know the $983.00 at the palace still have to be combining but it's true fans remained outside to see perform just to hand selected good

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famous stars such as david bowie and many of us sang back to the stasi david what we were made of a quote your organs played in the threepenny opera. i question there's a coaster stamps in various countries too. in for sheen and there's also a mice and porcelain decorative plate well placed gets all sorts my supports along and i'm done turnt up. and now it's your turn send us your holiday videos where did you go what did you see and what impressed you this week we made this from mccain if you're not ready and it's all for a road trip through cambodia and of course he's going to show us the famous temple . my last stop and also has something to do with water and tradition since the 19th century. has rented rowboats to explore the area's waterways legend says that the young battered but i just went rowing here with his 1st love. it's a family business in the 4th generation house us a long history of my father how to think my great grandfather founded the family and the rental station. he built. wooden rowboat and took his wife around the lake and this wedding day he decided to rent boats hi

good evening, i'm ken wayne theresa stasi win for pam moore vallejo school district are firms.heir math teachers has been on leave now kron four's michelle kingston went to middle school today to find out what they're doing to go forward. >>we asked dozens of parents waiting to pick their students f

>>and theresa stasi win for pam moore right now we want to go to kron four's gayle.r us to give us as much information we know right now gail. >>3 sun can yes shots fired here at the san fernando street near fort street right in front of san jose state university's library still an active scene over there. what we do know, we know that a bullet hole can be seen on the window we do have video

year-old lived in the north bay and today, friends and colleagues are remembering her kron four's theresa stasil valley with more on lisa's life and her love of diving. >>here a mill valley lee so was well loved the owner of day cause hair salon tells me that she worked at his salon for more than 10 years. today. her colleagues in a state of shock and say that leases adventurous soul and passion for the water letter to embrace diving. all social media lisa shared her joy for diving, she spoke about her amazing experiences, including a recent challenging trip to mexico. i remember meeting her years ago she had a great sense of style her warm smile lit up the room and she also had an infectious laugh

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good evening, i'm ken why i'm theresa stasi in for pam moore, the bold move.engthy process comes after news of a whistleblower report claiming that president trump encouraged ukraine's president to investigate former president biden and his son hunter. and for his taylor but psaki joins us live now now with more taylor.

israel, you've just reported in one of the headlines, i think it is the times, saying israel is at stasisither the opponent or the incumbent is winning a general election, so you may imagine, you have a prime minister in britain whose eye is not on the ball, it is another ball, you have israel, where they have no proper leadership, you have saudi arabia, trump and iran. it isa have saudi arabia, trump and iran. it is a very, very dangerous time. yeah, absolutely. let's turn to the telegraph. daisy, a picture ofjohn humphrys, my bbc colleague of course, on the front page, humphreys hangs up his headphones. this is after 32 years on the today programme. i after 32 years on the today programme. i mean, after 32 years on the today programme. i mean, has he provided a soundtrack to your mornings? you are a presenter on breakfast so you're not listening to him. exactly, as someone who has covered politics for 25 years, he of course has been a huge influence and it does feel like the end of the era. there aren't many journalists, the end of the era. there aren't manyjournalists, bbc or otherwise

thanks for joining us tonight, i'm ken wayne theresa stasi in for pam moore is speaker pelosi announced a formal inquiry after whistleblower report. >>claim that the president pressured a foreign government into looking into a political rival joining us tonight as bree jackson she is live in washington dc bria really amatic development today from the nation's capital. >>a dramatic development, but also a historic step as house speaker nancy pelosi made that announcement about the informal or that she's me about the formal impeachment and curry now this is a big difference from what we've seen in the past from nancy pelosi. she hesitated before to move forward with the impeachment inquiry, but after those a whistleblower allegations that president trump had contacted our talk to a c president of ukraine about investigating former vice president joe biden's son. pelosi. decided to move war with us and so we're seeing democrats are praising the speakers move today in our confident about moving forward with the impeachment process. >>the actions taken today by the president has seriously vi

thanks for joining us tonight, i'm ken wayne theresa stasi up for pam moore shot officer, not certain at this point but the company just wants to make sure that you're prepared just in case kron four's dan kerman has more. >>friday afternoon weather in santa rosa was hot, but not too windy. but on its weather awareness website, pacific gas and electric is alerting customers it's raised level for a potential public safety power shutoff ince owns 3, 4, which covers the 9 county bay area. >>it's a pg meteorologists are closely monitoring weather conditions. and we did find that there is some high and gusty weather that could potentially be moving into the sierra foot hills and the north bay and so we did bump up the level of the potential p s p s to elevated before shut off happens the alert level which is now elevated or yellow. >>we'll need to move to brown the watch level and then the purple the warning level. but if a shut off is imminent. pg e says it will notify impacted residents. 48 hours in advance. >>you need to do you need to do to keep us safe my home almost burned down and m

year-old lived in the north bay and today, friends and colleagues are remembering her kron four's theresa stasi owes in mill valley with more on lisa's life and her love of diving. >>here a mill valley lee so was well loved the owner of day cause hair salon tells me that she worked at his salon for more than 10 years. today. her colleagues in a state of shock and say that leases adventurous soul and passion for the water letter to embrace diving. all social media lisa shared her joy for diving, she spoke about her amazing experiences, including a recent challenging trip to mexico. i remember meeting her years ago she had a great sense of style her warm smile lit up the room and she also had an infectious laugh over at punjabi britos a popular mill valley hang out next to the salon the owner talk to me about lisa and shared her sadness. i don't know hard to stand i e. it's very shocking to me. >>and she was the best person that i know. oh my god i don't know. i turn on. i i'm going i'm going just. from what i my and her personality. she was like a person like. think coming right to me in my eyes

easy to forget that the fact that it's actually on control of grace it was written and produced in stasi the incredibly talented phoebe want to bridge she plays the self obsessed self loathing and very articulate fleabag who's constantly breaking the 4th wall and speaking directly to the audience saying all the things that we would love to say but comment she took on as she said best actress in a comedy and by the looks of things she was the last person expecting we can take a look at her acceptance speech. that we can take so not to be really hard and my. words are. very cute to be nominated with these unbelievable actresses who i have just looked up to and watched and long. very personally you mean so much right i mean on the good. graces of the time there. was in the running against another top favorite veep can you tell us about that yeah there were there wins with losses the storylines have been paralleling paralleling the the political situation in the us of late which has become increasingly polarized and so the character of selina miles who started out as more like a breath. has

thanks for joining us tonight, i'm can why i'm theresa stasi and for pam moore and while pg e decided against turning off the power. >>for the north bay area's in the sierra foothills. they will be shut off due to critical fire weather. kron four's dan kerman joins us live from santa rosa with more details dan. >>we've been talking to pg e they say the weather had changed for those 3 north bay untycos lake and sonoma and napa and that's why they didn't feel it necessary to order the shut off tonight but they say another weather system is being tracked and that may lead to a shut off. on tuesday night. the temperatures in santa rosa are in the 90's winds are not all that brisk. >>that coupled with other factors means pacific gas and electric will not be shutting off the power monday evening in sonoma napa and lake counties but that could all change tuesday night we're forecasting another weather system moving in tuesday evening. so the north bay, even though the customers who are contacted last night. >>got another warning that is not happening tonight that does not mean that it may an

int has put some things stasis, if you will. as a result, we are not seeing very much action apart from a move to the downside. it seems like those positive yields are longshot when it comes to german bund. guest joins us from singapore this morning. let's start with germany. the data we got overnight, it seems like it is spreading to the services sector. how close is germany from a recession? seeing a very sharp slowdown and i think the real problem is that the european central bank negative deposit rate are not stimulating growth. they were intended to stimulate growth and instead, they appear to be holding the economy back by putting a massive tax on the european banking system, much of which is being paid by derman banks. -- by german banks. many of them are downsizing staff as well. they are not extending credit to the rest of the economy, as one might expect. we are seeing very weak economic growth. david: hold that thought. we are looking at this life press briefing. carrie lam is speaking in english. >> and enforcement b

rishaad: stasis again. yvonne: you have to wonder if points.cut 25 basis is it already priced in?lat, down anikkei tad. composite 0.4% to the upside as we brush off some of the bad economic data. let's get to the nub of what is happening. we see this movement for the u.s. 10 year. we have these gains of late dissipating, some recovery taking place. a little rally for u.s. treasuries coming through. we have force johnson's brexit's brexit boris johnson's tradersng, and that as await for a verdict as well. oil 6.3% down. the energy index as a whole lower as well. the asia-pacific -- mse a asia-pacific energy index is down 1.3%. energya asia-pacific index is down 1.3%. let's get the market ahead of that decision with our global economics and policy mliv strategist. a week of spikes, oil and monday, and overnight, that technical issue, the spike in about $50rates, billion in liquidity. later today, $75 billion more, if needed. does the oil price impact of rate cut decision? spike has price already dissipated. every chart you look at in your bloomberg terminal shows you you jump in oil

the day of protest the stasi peacefully and central hong kong has ended in more chaos demonstrators sent barricades on fire blocked major roads and vandalized a metro station this of the thousands marched peacefully to the u.s. consulate calling on president trying to help demonstrations which 1st started months ago over a controversial extradition bill have now developed into a movement calling for democratic change give you the flu and has more from hong kong. this is one of hong kong's main shopping districts usually a very busy place on a sunday night and as you can see it's been brought to a standstill with white police over here blocking the roads they chased the protesters 2 here from the financial district and tried to disperse them using tear gas among the shoppers and the crowds on a sunday night long long ago we saw people running with small children without any protection away from the tear gas so instead of just protesters here confronting the police what we're seeing is regular shoppers and regular people trying to confront the police off them why they're using such excessi

we seem to be something of a stasis.e are locked in this particular moment without apparent advancement of the prosecution of the people that we know we have the i.g. reports, we have got documents, texts, emails. and th -- the things we don't he are just as compelling in terms of the guilt that they can be extrapolated. when is big bar going to move this thing ahead. >> we are bat an inflection point. d we are at an inflection point. the durham report and the horowitz report on the fisa abuse are all coming together one time. bill barr is a strong willed individual. he will not be afraid to bring cases that need to be brought. and he will not afraid to say we don't have the horses on this. but the one thing he is going to do, when there is a public release of the declassified documents which i understand is very close to a partial release very, very shortly. i think he's going to lower the hammer in a public way that will be quite revealing to the american people. i am just not worried about the fact that we have some d

the we talk about stagnation and stasis in 70 different areas, from trade to inflation targeting in europemonetary policy, and now brexit. what happens? charles: the first thing to register is the fact that the british economy over the last not onlyexpanded faster than germany, but quite a bit faster than france, which is not so restrained as germany because it is not so export dependent. i think things aren't quite as bad as you might think. it is only fair to say that from my standpoint as a purely analytical matter, i think that brexit is a significantly less important than most people imagine. vonnie: are we seeing better data out of britain because some gdp growth is being pulled forward? people are spending because they are uncertain about what is going to happen next, and perhaps there is a mood element to it, too. will britain suffer from this incoming quarters when we know the outcome -- suffer from this in coming quarters when we know the outcome? charles: in short, the answer is no because certainly there is a little to stockpiling going on at the moment, which is people who wan

we go back to the stasi. methods but again i would love 2 to get to. those who do know.about it but nobody. has been riding the swallow for 10 years on this trip he selling soldiering while the next time he'll sell something else about it on the way the train provides him with a living one to do so but i think i sort of to my children and to government to do it to them it would have to be my lot more to it than that lou not be so is that open up but they said if we have a public they're not going to so much you're nervous about that if you go most in august about the no we're going to succumb with some absolute those old us a but no one about the time that the other no muslim yet to be so bold whose. under moto motor i don't know. how mitt. romney. got. the gun back to the gun i. missed him along go still has 900 kilometers to go before reaching a labor of the trains final destination. a full goes well the 1600 kilometer journey will have taken 8 days. the swallow continues on its way. despite the obstacles it's a necessary but precarious lifeline to thousands of congole

it has been a quarter of individual stocks, given we have been in stasis index wide.s the best performer in the s&p 500. it is up 6%. well on doing victoria's secret changeup. we see bonds doing particularly well. that stock is up 2.5%. it is interesting on the day forever 21 is filing for bankruptcy. jp morgan upgrading apple's price target to 2% for the stock -- up to percent for the stock after an analyst said the street is looking at the next season of products and underestimating how popular they will be. guy: let's turn our attention back to the conservative party conference which is now underway in manchester. the u.k. prime minister is still promising to deliver brexit with or without a deal on october 31. the chancellor of the exchequer, the finance minister, spoke earlier to the party faithful about the preparations for no deal brexit. the uncertainty around brexit can be challenging. has made a deal out, more likely and a no deal outcome more manageable. every department now has the resources available to prepare for no deal. guy: the chancellor speaking ea

good evening, i'm ken why i'm theresa stasi in for pam moore, the bold move. >>and lengthy process comes after news of a whistleblower report claiming that president trump encouraged ukraine's president to investigate former president biden and his son hunter. and for his taylor but psaki joins us live now now with more taylor. well this comes after months of caution from speaker nancy pelosi, she says the turning point. >>was president trump admitting to his discussion of former president biden with ukraine's president. she says his actions to date have seriously violated the constitution. therefore today. i'm announcing the house of representatives moving forward with an official impeachment inquiry. speaker of the house nancy pelosi finally pulled the trigger on tuesday announcing an official impeachment inquiry into president trump. the announcement comes after months of pressure and a whistleblower report cleaning president trump. preston ukraine's president in a july phone call to investigate former vice president joe biden and his son house minority lea

i think the great thing about health care is stasis is a pretty powerful force.hat force keeps a lot of things in play, but i think to be successful, you've got to be very mindful of potential changes and put those two together to succeed. what we tell our investors is we think we are very excited, and we think we can understand some of those challenges. jason: when you think about the potential changes from a regulatory or policy perspective, what would be catalytic for investment? what do you look for that would be a game changer? ali: on the positive side, i think what we look for is fundamentally what is going to deliver better quality or lower cost, or both. if there is a business model challenged in one or both of those regards, that is probably tougher to invest behind. however, a lot of the business we have found, for example, a pra which makes pharma companies more efficient, finding innovative drugs that help patients, those are business models that succeed regardless of policy. jason: talk about pra's. multiples of capital return. what happened there?

>>and theresa stasi win for pam moore right now we want to go to kron four's gayle. she is live at san jose state university for us to give us as much information we know right now gail. >>3 sun can yes shots fired here at the san fernando street near fort street right in front of san jose state university's library still an active scene over there. what we do know, we know that a bullet hole can be seen on the window we do have video of that a bullet hole can be seen on one of the top floors of a window of the martin luther king library on the campus. the call came in just before 6 30 this evening, san jose police responded to shots fired as far as we know no one with it. no one was hurt. just the property damage. the search is on for the suspect and this comes one day after a 17 year-old man was arrested he was a san jose state university student arrested for barely making it threatening social media post he was also armed with a gun and ammunition when he was taken into custody. so we did speak to some san jose students hua told us that they did hear about a shoot

to say 15 years ago and it was an incredible collection of the plaques, the signs, wood, metal from stasi headquarters, from east german military units. and one of the largest collections of east german military items in america i think i can say accurately is here at the cold war museum in virginia. so we have if you look down this top floor, the flags from the former soviet union and other eastern european countries, the warsaw pack countries, we have east german phones, radios, transmitters, photographs, night vision goggles for tanks and helmets. photographs of one of the people jumping over the berlin wall when it was first being erected to escape. a collection here of soviet propaganda posters that were donated to the cold warm and a variety and these were all used during the cold war. they're being used as propaganda to show how evil the americans were and how great the soviets were. so when school groups come in here you let them go through and talk about -- and we talk to them about the cold war, the propaganda posters and what we were doing to safeguard americans at home through