now. >> you think every day, where is lisa stasi? there's the baby. what happened to the baby? >> i think everyone that's associated with this investigation wants to know if tiffany stasi is still out there, if she's still alive, and if so, where? >> we had several tips that came in after the arrest. >> as far as number of leads, i'm sure we're well over 300. >> the big tip about tiffany was a huge tip. >> few people dared hope that either mother or child was still alive until this summer when police made a staggering discovery. >> now there are indications tiffany could be alive and nearly 16 years old. >> stasi's daughter was still alive. >> i thought i was stunned when i heard about the bodies in the barrels, but my head spun. >> this is "primetime thursday." >> chris cuomo tells a tale full of twists, turns, and tantalizing clues. >> no case is more haunting than the mother and baby who vanished together long ago. >> good afternoon. we'll go ahead and get started that it has been confirmed and we're very comfortable with the fact

and these friends went to lumps of sugar off the stasi and climbed up a church tower. that chef was one of john's risk taking friends he 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 in leipzig mark to see 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 whole of france but i soldiered and tanks were massing on the side streets of the g.d.r. was on the brink of civil war both teams in the whole host of 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 ho

stasi the control room. the problem with the economy i mean a lot of a lot of important topics and i think now maybe it's the 1st time that we have reached a moment in history. that allows to to look at what actually happened in the g.d.r. when it comes to to the private gaze the private you you mentioned that in a western east they used to look down at each other and this is an issue that we're still talking about the divide between the former west and the former east of course and do you think that this project could help bring people together very much hope so because we believe that this problem the tension between the east investors something something that is a result of or distance and also of a lack of knowledge and we hope that these images would help people to see that life in the east was very much a human story and just before you go were there any offers that you had to turn down in terms of these videos that you collected no no no no we did this everything received to be digitized and put onlin

on october 9th 1909 catherine hutton how it was in a stasi prison in lights in east germany she was just 20 years old on this day you could feel that the guards were very nervous and you could hear sounds later in the day. close to the even a and what relay to create a few but maybe what we have heard. where the sound of 70000 people walking. among the crowd marching for freedom and democracy was that 18 year old opposition activist catlin my. german reunification just didn't cross my mind at the time my motivation was things can't go on like this a things are this country has no future we have no freedom of expression no free elections i wanted to reform the country i wanted democracy in the g.d.r. and it. for months premie things have been held at leipzig said nicholas church on september 4th catherine hutton how a un felt a banner it called for an open country with free people the protest was captured on film by western media. it was important to us that our own people in our country could see it and they could see oh wow there's something that has started in my city and it's not as g

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on october 9th 1909 kathleen hatton hala was in a stasi prison in light sick in east germany she was just 20 years old on this day you could feel that the guards were already nervous and you could hear sounds later in the day close to get moving and what relate to create fear but maybe what we have heard. where the sound of 70000 people walking. among the crowd much ng for freedom and democracy was that 18 year old opposition activist catalan model of. german reunification just didn't cross my mind at the time my motivation was things can't go on like this a stings are this country has no future we have no freedom of expression no free elections i wanted to reform the country i wanted democracy in the g.d.r. and it is. for months premie things have been held at leipsic said nicholas church on september 4th catherine hutton how an unfilled abana it called for an open country with free people the protest was captured on film by western media. it was important to us that our own people in our country could see it and they could see oh wow there's something that has started in life and i

the stasi was east germans dreaded secret police. just remember this is when you heard that the kids knew something was up and those sounds started . really hard to forget. long and. in the early 1970 s. there was a university student in alford majoring in german and art. over . the kind of concept of the day version control. let's all go away from this also. in east germany that triggered a wave of. protests among artists and dissidents including. who was arrested. this was the only connection to the outside world. spent 5 months in detention in 1977 she was sentenced to a year in jail at a women's prison in sacks of. one class which may have been in jail i decided to do art because with art they don't jail you right away. what i belong to the underground scene i had a private gallery gallery in floor. that's where the artist showed her pictures short films and photographs not official public exhibitions had to be authorized by the authorities. up against germany i had at least 20 i am some about who were always trying to incriminat

we are all in stasis right now. in terms of seniorfigures are all in stasis right now.ct that they are all about to change— donald tusk is in his last few days as president of the council, does that have any bearing on the calculations made by the eu? i think there is a sense in the eu? i think there is a sense in the last few weeks that this is a deadline being set by borisjohnson. go back a bit earlier to clarify on 31 october, it was notjust because it was halloween, but the last day in thejob for it was halloween, but the last day in the job forjean—claude juncker before his successor takes over, and it was seen as a clean time to move on. but boris johnson it was seen as a clean time to move on. but borisjohnson used that to say he would rather be dead than ask foran say he would rather be dead than ask for an extension. but behind the scenes, there are many here who say it would be much easier to set a longer extension period than this very ha rd longer extension period than this very hard deadline, even if it means. . . very hard deadline, even if it means... a n

league we've got a tough mentality so he's like not having met you know i'm going to die right here now stasi. it is a mystery. to . you that it would help you get some point in your life where. you don't care anymore nobody cares about you so you don't care about anything all they given to him is aggression cantars of aggression and i'd given him any sympathy like you know what just cause maybe mother knowing that his baby mother isn't a cop car they will say all she wants in a hospital so he's thinking like i'm going to lose my baby life so here's what they want top of anxiety is right now you. know. i told you you never to have to tell a little yes you. know i'm just wondering. if you are right here it is hard. to. hear you but. can't. believe it is. you know i met you both. that is good. for you that you that you know you are doing it so we're planning now we're just we're just listen to knock i can feel the tension oh i feel like something's for happen you know something's going to happen you don't know to what extent it's going to happen but you can feel it was raised i'm getting gooseb

the country earlier today on kron on d e a special agent chris nielsen talk with kron on's theresa stasi l and noel gallo. >>and how they not only plan to take back prescription drugs at the event but also electronic vaping products. >>this is the first time that we're doing this and it is a public health emergency we want for those families that want to remove those items from the house were happy to take them. we would just ask that you don't bring lithium batteries along with those because we can't dispose of those so removed the lithium battery or is it cannot be removed from the device and you need to find another way to dispose of that but we are taking on kind of sandwiched inside right. that's right. some of them you can remove some you can't depend on device you're talking very important why was it decided a measure mentioned this is public health issue we've we've seen the numbers, 22 deaths so far. >>thousands of people killed because of vaping. why is it important to expand the drop-off. >>i think it's important because we're interested in finding any way that we can to make

was incompatible with human dignity mind those who cross live now to our correspondent seana edward stasi in london thought it break down this case for us. well you're probably familiar with pronouns such as he she and them and respecting them is especially important for the transgender community gender nonconforming and binary people however face it get it right could now cost you your job at least that's the case for one doctor he himself was sacked he faced dismissal because he failed to use these pronouns due to his own personal religious beliefs and in a controversial court statement it read to his christian values are in direct contradiction with the fundamental rights of others. and lack of belief in transgenderism and conscientious objection to transgenderism in our judgment incompatible with human dignity and conflict with the fundamental rights of others in so far as those beliefs form part of his wind of faith he's going to phrase also does not satisfy the requirement of being worthy of respect in a democratic society. so what's the case well dr david not correct he's a christi

who tried to escape shooting them dead at a at the berlin wall and elsewhere it is famous for the stasi secret police as well but it was also a place where many people lead normally normal day to day lives now 2 filmmakers have curated hours of home video to offer a glimpse of this passed. personal memories recorded in a country that no longer exists. these home movies kept to a side of the former east germany that most outsiders never knew private recordings that are now public thanks to documentary filmmakers herskovitz political scientist lawrence murphy. the jew ok acted 415 hours of home movie reels showing what real life looks like for real people under the socialist regime. the resulting website open memory box allows visitors to click key words in english german french or russian watching clips from the archives of 149 german families. the footage is universal most of these films seem like they could have been filmed most anyone in europe the people in them are just people living their lives despite the dictatorship. and we have one of the curators at the open memory box project

on october 9th 1989 kathleen houghton hala was in a stasi prison in light sake in many she was just 20 years old on this day could feel that the guards were nervous and you could hear sounds later in the day or close to the evening. that we have to break into that report because president front is currently speaking at the commemorations and we're going to go to him live. in and gets you know in view of how this is even brought their way this is what it originally has now writes in his you st nicholas church and see the way the way of the people who 30 years ago here i lived. courageously administration it's a graphic novel who says in his novel st nicholas church i'm sure that when any of you have read the novel or something that's going to do to the bottom 19 years of the g.d.r. until tara 9th 1989 so you can tell that to them as you know my god we have you just. marched straight shot at leipsic for free. and nobody wanted to block their way and the nobody dares to. deny it. is that they were graduating in german history i am great as a heart to hears and to hear you talking about or

hello again i'm the stasi attain this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up lebanon's government just swift and sweeping reforms to revive the economy but will the marines keep protesters off the streets. and preliminary research report says it was excessive force by iraqi security forces that led to the death of dozens of anti-government protesters alyea this small. town back in palau but challenges await present prime minister justin trudeau and forming a new government in canada. now tuckey's president. right now in the russian port city of sochi for talks with vladimir person who has repeated his threat to restart the military operation against kurdish fighters in northeast and syria the leaders are expected to discuss the turkish ceasefire that was brokered by the united states which is usually to which is due to expire in just a matter of al is the kurdish democratic forces of pulls out of some areas along the border but not everywhere agreed under the terms of the truce now before heading to sochi here's what one had to say. vladimir putin and i will discuss all the steps

going to leave the european union, or are we going to be in this form of stasis months from now?> much in the same way as jodi highlights, we have the range of possibilities on the table. much in the same way that when we last met in may. what we kind of see is democracy run rampant. not just in the u.k., but other countries around the world. we have successive snap elections on the horizon. when we think about the long-term macro economic indicators, the outlook is bleak in the u.k.. we don't see a lot of data coming out in this discussion. this, as you referred to without thelism economic data that backs it, put out a complex question for people to decide in a very sort of simplistic phrase. do i want out or in? do you see that sort of framework anywhere else in the world taking shape? >> absolutely. mp'sve seen a lot of question the economic outlook and assessment about the potential economic impact of this particular boris johnson version of the deal. as a whole, we see suspicion of economists, which is always dangerous. we see suspicion of economists and technocrats in the w

that on the stasi attain this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. and already forms on a 3 united nations chief says the organization is about to run out of cash. a cuff here imposed in ecuador's capital ever fuel protests as the president moves his office out of the city. and a big day ahead for football fans in iran on thursday for the fast time and decades women will be able to attend the match. techie says.

kron four's theresa stasi, we'll talk to one of the survivors suing about what this means to have their voices heard after so many years of silence. >>and i am ecstatic. >>i've been waiting to be heard. more than 40 years. >>that is donna stone she and 2 other women filing suit against the catholic diocese. oakland, finally, thanks to a new bill just signed into law by california governor gavin newsome says. >>huge milestone and not just for me. for so many people. are so many victims who. really were silenced. >>stone says that her sexual-abuse involving month senior vincent ignacio breen started when she was 11 years old, the monsignor worked at holy spirit school in fremont. >>was unable to articulate what was happening. i told my mom don't like the way monsignor bring kisses me, i'm one of her friends convinced her that. >>i was misinterpreting his actions. stone says that the abuse continued for years. >>a similar story for the other 2 women. well eventually there were police investigations and the alameda county district attorney involved in no criminal charges were ever brought a

d >>time now 9.55 our coverage continues in just a moment on kron on l a side of money and theresa stasi are in the newsroom to tell us what we're covering. >>yeah, the winds have died down and that is good for the fire fight. but unfortunately a lot of people are now dealing with this pour air quality today we're going to talk about that and also some repopulation efforts apparently people who have been evacuated because of the kincade fire ursula going to be able to return home will tell you where. a burning out of control near the getty museum. >>all right, thank you and make sure the last live look here at the kincade fire is gone so much smoke here look at that that's what that's going to be big concern for a lot of folks as air quality is going just plummet as we head into the afternoon hours today and of course that fire continues to burn as we've reported only 5% containment. >>so keep it to kron 4 the upshot for some is that pg e has given the all-clear to start reentered rising some communities so a certain select number of us may see the power come back on today, but. >>yeah,

the weekend it's time check in with our 24 hour streaming news service kron on little >>and theresa stasi standing by working on today, good morning. >>well good morning we're continuing to follow the big story this week is pga considers turning off the power again. >>across the bay area. it's a big one plus some san francisco leaders are speaking out against what's being called a racist. >>and sexist billboard depicting mayor london breed we're going to be live at 10 o'clock with that story you got to see that picture you won't believe it can be sure to download the kron on app for streaming bay area news, 24 7. >>today's box office report brought to you by the new luxury lounge ers at century san francisco center. >>well a sequel to the disney movie maleficent takes the box office crown from the joker david downey has a look at that and also the other movies are rounded out the top 5. gemini man fell to 5th place in its sophomore weekend grossing 8 and a half. >>million dollars million put the adams family at number 4. 10 years after the original the sequel zombieland double tap debuted

here on e kron 4 morning news, but don't worry our coverage continues all day on kron on with theresa stasi and also what we're working on right. >>you know it's right unfortunately that fire has now grown to more than 75,000 res as we've been telling you about but firefighters are getting some headwayere so we'll have the latest of course on the kincade fire. as well as the power outages that a lot of you are now having to deal with yet again we are cing that. >>outages all moraing county is goingo be wiped out and it's going to stretch out to the east bay hills. so we're going to be talking to pg need to find andxactly what the plan >>firefighters are getting a lot love from the mmunities that they're helping to say this is santa rosa showing their appreation to these firefighters walked in a break the uk fire and ty went into mary's pizza shack and that was standing ovation applause that they on 10 news round applause, how about at that's gonna make them feel good because we know that there. >>putting a lot ofard work putting their livesn the line and obviously it's greay appreciated by

there's one italian deli was able to stay open, yeah and help out those in need kron four's theresa stasiow explaining the deli actually served up food to a lot of folks who. >>could get back to their homes. >>look at delhi here in the marina district open at stores back in 1929 paul bosco's grandfather was one of the founding owners. i just caught up with paul about the lawman prieta earthquake. he says that he and his family will never forget that day. >>yeah, yeah murray was on fire over. whole building. i you know want to go their homes they wanted to get food get provisions supply. >>paul basco says on the day of the loma prieta earthquake. the deli was open like always then the jolt and the rolling. but just like the hearty structure of its famous outages, it serves the business nestled between 2 solid buildings stood tall with hardly any >>loma prieta for and this of business was kind of odd kind of amazing. actually didn't have any product really come off the ship right shelter. but it up against 2 other buildings, so everything just kind of without the buildings bounced off of ea

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cyber is another and that space warfare is a real vulnerability for the united states because stasis of defendant on the multitude of satellite for candidate communications and finance intelligence military navigation and china's and the strip that they've developed an array of orphans. this is the nonfiction book i included a fictional scenario. perhaps china could launch a worldwide kind of a pearl harbor missile attack of pearl harbor in their first base of that would be knocking out t missile warning signs. because the u.s. operates, very good eyes in the sky they can pick up signatures of missile launches anywhere on earth. and through attacking this and destroying as many as two dozen satellites, the u.s. military could be crippled. its ability to function again, we are the sole superpower right now but china is working to diminish that capability. what about graham allison's own thesis. clear abuse of that. >> i don't mentioned in the book because i don't think it's a valid assessment. i don't think that war with china is inevitable. this notion that in the past going back to

on october 9th 1989 kathleen houghton hala was in a stasi prison in light sake in many she was just 20 years old on this they could feel that the guards were nervous and you could hear sounds later in the day close to the evening. that we have to break into that report because president front is currently speaking at the commemorations and we're going to go to him live. in and gets no. decision broke their way this is what it originally has now writes in his you st nicholas church and see the way the way of the people who 30 years ago here in life just courageously administration still it's a graphic novel who says in his novel st nicholas church i'm sure that when any of you have read the novel or something that's going to do to the bulk of money in the year of the g.d.r. until mr tarling 9th 1989 so you can tell that to him as you know mike we have you just. marched straight shot at leipsic for free. and nobody wanted to block their way and the nobody dares to. talk to her and i was taught is that they were graduating german history i am great doesn't hurt to hears and to hear you ta

burning throughout northern california were sparked by pg equhpment earlier today on kron on theresa stasia's to hernia talks with sand hill strategy co-founder cade mays who is. >>analyzing the utility company in the company's public safety power shutoff here's what she had to say. >>and the big challenges that pg is that there's not enough transparency it's difficult for customers and for politicians comfortable with the decisions that the utility is making because the decision the eye they're being audited are held to sort of an independent standard. frequently and i and you look at situation like that psps events that have infected day for black man and yet you know get and i think if get fired, so how do you evaluate the efficacy of these decision. >>was in pain on energize line so that line has the power of going through it over by the a plant and so then that makes us question, they're mo toes and actions again right katie. you also have. >>you know on the political side you obviously had the political leadership encouraging the utility in trainer, tell a t to make these and then li

the country at least 33 people have died from vape a vaping-related illnesses kron four's theresa stasi now speaking to a local health experts about the dangers. vaping. >>promoted is healthier than cigarettes the more we learned more dangerous space walk. they to having about the same effect on her diseases conventional cigarettes too. but for lung disease, they may even be worse. >>doctor stan glances with ucsf center for tobacco research and education. he is globally recognized as an expert on the cigarettes. he talked with me about the news thursday of jewels decision jaycee's selling mango crammed relay another fancy flavors teen seem to lean into and get hooked on his take too little too late announce today. they're going stop showing all the flavors a ship. >>if meant all and i think mid be will those flavors to come 3rd to the kids are using. and when jules stop from hold back on shelling. the other flavors move the large store. what that tracking data shows is a look you just want more menthol. >>doctor glantz says that the research so far reveals many disturbing facts about va

04am morning news, but it will continue on our 24 hour news app kron on sanaa's hernia and theresa stasiewsroom with what we're working on. >>james and our we've got a red flag warning in effect today and tomorrow, which means yet another round of potential power shut off throughout the entire ba area. we've got some crews on the field giving us updates throughout the day. >>be talking pg e the genie as well plus of the potential blackout spending some hardware stores here are getting slammed with customers that are trying number of schools in the bay d area will be closed to be sure to download the kron on app on your mobile device to stay with us so what the best part is at noon it's free that's right. >>so you have the information at your fingertips. whenever the latest news comes out today right that's it for now see you back here tomorrow starting at 04:00am. deal talk! my new $4.99 blt cheeseburger combo, comes with... 100% beef and hickory smoked bacon, plus fries and a drink all for just the change in your couch. i found the remote! try my new $4.99 blt cheeseburger combo. the up

we're also honoring the second anniversary of the tubbs fire with kron on's theresa stasi who's going to live for us. >>all right, thanks lot so much going on on for free all day long absolutely fact, here's a look at your seven-day forecast before we go just want to let you know that there is a light at the end of the tunnel. this fire danger weather lasts through probably about midday tomorrow and then at least the conditions will alleviate but whether or not you get power restored right away. it's a fat, a combination of factors where you live. how pg news coming along with their technicians inspecting the lines before they can actually turn power back on your neighbor so could be a few more days longer beyond that before you finally get power belo kr uld suggest is we have 4 dot com. >>because our web site has all the information on places that you go to recharge batteries in machines that you may need to have charged if there's no pow a cool off get some water. >>and also we have full list of schools if they canceled today or tomorrow go website everybody will see tomorrow. you k

clearly rested on native stasis as distinct nations. that is a bit of a nationalism. another bit of a nationalism came out of his conviction that indian people had distinct and i want to emphasize this superior forms of self-governance, social relations, cultural production. those forms crucially were tribal. relational interdependent responsible, spiritual, and highly developed over time. this is a word that mattered to him. things developed over time and they could reach a certain level of maturity in which things work better. trial and error and experienced produced certain kinds of results. so anyway, the radicalism of the book, which i think reads as may be differently radical in retrospect comes from how much optimism and faith he had that people when given control of their lives would do well and would develop new forms of tribal nationalism. it would be a model for changing relations across the board. this is the tone as i read the book that struck me. how much faith and confidence he had. this is a critique of course, but a futuristic book. a book looking to

in some ways, it's put the primary in stasis.hey are being careful to not go after joe biden, inid part because he is in the middle of this storm that president trump created. >> woodruff: what are you hearing, amy? >> yeah, and i think it's for a candidate like cory booker who is struggling to catch up into the top tier of candidates, all the focus on impeachment sucked all the oxygen and attention away. it was hard enough to break through even before this story, now it's nancy pelosi, donald trump, donald trump's administration that are going to be the senator of the universe, it's not going to be as much as even on elizabeth warren, so if you are elizabeth warren and getting a great deal of attention up to now, you also will have trouble breaking through all of this. i did think i it was interesting to your point to get him to try to contrast himself. there's one candidate in the lower tier who is actively trying to contrast himself and that's mayor pete buttigieg, who is basically saying i am the bridge between the old, which

on that and how we're going to cover that throughout the day we've got some to her knee and theresa stasinding by in the kron on the newsroom, good morning, ladies. >>i'm talking to school districts and of course the big question is the wind. going to be restored. where's it going to be restored. >>and is we've actually removed the pay wall from the kron app so you can tune in to cry on for free, just head over to your app store and download it to all of your mobile devices back to guys. and we'll see you on kron on if you don't have it yet get that streaming service going kron tv sign up, absolutely let me give you a quick look at the 7 day forecast before we go because weather is the biggest. >>angle to all this with the fire danger and everything else and the good news is john said that the winds should die down beginning today and the overall fire threat should be removed by the time we get to this evening which is great news now that's not to say that that's when power's going to come back on because as we've heard from pg e all day long it's going to take them hours if not days to i

so, you get a little bit of a stasis and people calm down. i think apple is really the big story today. a big index component. psychologically it's important news looks great, i think a true break below 217 if you're a trad trader, that's where maybe you think about coming out of it investors are not getting out and today the more buyers and sellers have never been more apt. >> joe >> 232 is the 52-week high josh's point on apple. not that far away that they're ramping up orders. >> the rebound we got in the market and on apple. 217 for a trader is exactly the price stock that you want to look at. i mentioned that i purchased the stock that i'll break out and make all-time highs and i believe that is going to happen. a point of reference at 217. but overall the market continues to go to a lot of different places i wish i listened to myself when i said that a year ago keeps going to a lot of different places and, ultimately, scott, just ends up no where you talk to the trading community to be a trader in this market right now, wow. that is a r

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hello again i'm the stasi attain this is al jazeera live from also coming up lebanon's government justift and sweeping reforms to revive the economy but will the marines keep protesters off the streets. and preliminary report says it was excessive force by iraqi security forces that led to the death of dozens of anti-government protesters this month.