today is the federal commissioner for the stasi archives his agency holds enough files to stretch for 111 kilometers as a journalist and civil rights activist he himself was put under surveillance spied on and filmed by the stasi until 989 just like millions of others the spying reached all the way to the top ranks and into the west one of the stasis main targets was long term chancellor helmut kohl after the fall of the g.d.r. the german government did not initially want to make the archives available to the public in an exclusive interview with the former chancellor's widow mica closely explains why the since on stock there of questionable truth what's worse the stasi also added fake information to the files that they were created in order to spy on people to subdue people and to secure the continuance of the regime by labor suspicion but activists from the former east germany persevered soon anyone could apply to look at his or her own files people were often astonished by what the stasi had known about them and how much fun a long legal battle to prevent stasi files about himself

people have been killed and miles and miles of files the legacy of the east german secret police the stasi 30 years after the fall of the berlin wall people still come to read their falls and often leave shaken by what they find. i'm burnt off our viewers in the united states on p.b.s. and our viewers all around the world welcome russia's security service the f.s.b. says that it has neutralized a gunman who opened fire near its headquarters in central moscow the f.s.b. also confirmed that one of its employees was killed in the attack the country's health ministry says that 5 people were injured police have cordoned off the area no motive has yet been established but the shooting took. police soon after president vladimir putin held his end of the year news conference. our let's take this story straight to our correspondent in really sure when she's in moscow covering this for lisa do we know any more especially about the motive. for now we don't know any more about the motive the security services have said that they are currently trying to identify that shooter and look into those motives

people who were wrongfully imprisoned were forced into working for the stasi were rehabilitated. but how to treat the files in the future is still controversial. they're not a legitimate source this was always my husband's concern he'd say the more distant people are from the g.d.r. over time the less they will understand that the stasi files are not of a constitutional state that says but. the archives is a key historic document this is these arkansas it's important to expand these files by talking to witnesses of the time but also with other information. in a sense history is always made up of many different elements like a mosaic shouldn't be a static image of history these archives should contribute to a discourse on history. that could take place here at the former headquarters of east germany secret police in berlin a campus for democracy as in the planning it should be finished by 2021 and it's hoped it will send a clear message i think that. can be overcome that's a reason for hope and that's the message that can be learned from history also for future generations to beco

the stasi also added fake information to the f files. they were crcreated in order to spy on p people, to subdue peop, and to secure the continuance of the regime. reporter: but activists from the former east germany persevered. soon, anyone could apply to look at his or her own files. people were often astonished by what the stasi had known about them. this person fought a legal battle to prevent files about himself from being released to acadadem researchehers and jojournalists. in the end, a compromise was reached. >> [speaking foreign language] translator: the stasi violated our human rights by spying on citizens. they collected that information in these files. of course they should be protected. reporter: 30 years on, more than 2 million people have seen their files. the identities of former stasi spies have been revealed. people who were wrongfully imprisoned or were forced into working for the stasi were rehabilitated. but how to treat the files in the future is still controversiaial. >> [speaking foreign language] translator: the

over time the less they will understand that the stasi files are not of a constitutional state. but. the archives as a key historic document this is. to expand these files by talking to witnesses of the time but also with other information. in a sense history has always made up of many different elements like a mosaic shouldn't be a static image of history these archives should contribute to a discourse on history. that could take place here at the former headquarters of east germany secret police and berlin a campus for democracy as in the planning it should be finished by 2021 and it's hoped it will send a clear message i think that. can be overcome that's a reason for hope and that's the message that can be learned from history also for future generations to become aware that freedom and autonomy are not a given but instead they must be cherished and protected. now that report was part of the did of you documentary addressed. online or they did have you. we have. dominated german football in recent years they've won the league 7 times in a row but this season they found the g

people planning to flee the regime were met with the full force of the natori a secret police the stasi their spies intimidated not only dissidents but ordinary citizens as well. let's look at all fall under visit the building where they used to live. when the 2 secretaries lived here in their younger years spies from the stars he used germany's secret police monitored them through the kitchen window. but then the tree was smaller i was even dizzy to see people from the stars he's standing there no as for me i just recently read about it. we never would have thought of such a thing. no i don't think so either. they read about it in the stasi files a couple of 100 pages of intercepted letters private mail and official correspondence and most of all reports from spies including the layout of the loners aber and zilker all files flat. the month has someone looked into my life and i had no idea about it this is made me feel very uncomfortable for years i didn't want to have anything to do with it i didn't even want to read the file on the families. what's there. but i have to live with it.

, by marcus wolfe, occasionally to speak to the young stasi recruits and they had report examination trips of blake's conversations. that was interesting as well. a real treasure trove was at the university santa barbara where baird stockton, cia officer in berlin, in those days, and he actually -- my parents knew him. he ended up writing a biography of bill harvey, and he had accumulated quite a few interesting records that he donated to the university of santa barbara pop his death. so that was a real trove of research on the berlin base in the 1950s, and interviews, and e-mails and letters that had been exchanged between people like david murphy, who as another guy i interviewed, who is also since passed. he was the harvey's deputy and late their berlin chase chief. it was a real combination of interviews and archival stuff. >> anything soviet -- [inaudible] >> everything we have is thanks to david murphy, who worked on a book called battle ground per lynn which was tremendous accumulation -- records the battle for intelligence in berlin. david murphy was also one of my father's s

with pictures from the french city of their spectacular festival of lights this year which is just stasis and continues over the weekend thanks for watching. by. the current strong opinion is a clear position on the international perspective 6. nato leaders of this week be meeting in london to mark the 70th anniversary of an organization that likes to see itself as the most successful military alliance in history but how deep the rifts within iraq is find out on to the point of chalk up. in 30 minutes on the dog. the prison tour of its most fascinating and its most exciting. most creative color. tasteful you know they really charming. resistible. on t.w. . i'm not think that. i just sometimes found nothing. thanks deep into the culture of looking at stereotypes aquatics figures think the future of the country that i now don't blame . take for this drama yeah. it's all about. bob i'm rachel join me from the jam and sunday's happy. post. this is v.w. news from the most powerful woman in washington says it's time to begin drafting for impeachment charges against president dropped speaker nan

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germany 30 years since the fall of the berlin wall which was very much brought down by a democratic stasis in eastern germany and of course the danger in a 30 years on west and a huge democratic shift and we saw that as well in some of the states elections in germany particularly eastern germany at the back end of the shia where the f.t. the far f.t. did particularly well in polls and so what we also heard from steinmeyer is that he is calling on germans to get embrace democratic change and if you are not satisfied with the current proceedings of things then yes we can change it but that doesn't necessarily mean that we have to feed into this the hate and particularly the far right populism that we've seen growing in recent years ok kate thank you that's political correspondent kate brady. and you can watch president stand by as christmas address in full later today on. a wildfire in the city off valparaiso has damaged or destroyed more than say a 100 homes several districts in the western part of the city had to be evacuated it's not known what triggered the blaze but hot temperatures and

when i was a student at high school, i started being observed by the stasi, the socialist secret service of my oppositional writings, of poems and songs and so on. since ‘87, i started being a member of a circle of oppositional dissidents around protestant main cathedral in the centre of leipzig. in the beginning of the 80s, i started something that we called the peace prayers. this was once a week and it was kind of peaceful prayer against this logic of the cold war. what many east germans seem to object to is not socialism as such, but the cramped, authoritarian version that has been thrust upon them. a frustration summed up in the contrast between gorbachev and his host. in the centre of leipzig at the weekend another dissenting view has been articulated. the demonstrators and the new political groups formed a la poland and hungary are calling for democracy and free elections. everybody was in fear of a civil war and nobody could imagine what follows that, with the russian interfering. is this the beginning of a new war between east and west? we thought if they're would be civil war i

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 me. to . be. with you right you. know. you would hope you get some point in your life where. you don't care anymore nobody cares about you so you don't care about anything on the given him his aggression cantars of aggression and i've given him any sympathy like you know what just cause maybe mother knowing that his baby mother isn't a cop car there was an argument on a hospital so he's thinking like i'm going to lose my baby life so he's want to want top of anxiety is right now. i told you you'd never have to suck but yes it was really. now i'm just wondering. do you believe. you are right here this. is the time to. hear nothing but the. camera. at least. you know i met you both for your book that you can give. me that you're that you know you already 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 from apple you know something's going to happen you don't know to what extent is going to happen but you c

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 me. when you write you. know giving me money you thought 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 on the given him his 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 were saying he wants a hospital so he's thinking like i'm going to lose my baby life so he's want to watch top of anxiety is right now. i told you you could never stay friends and other people but yet it was. done to. you that you. going to die right here good. luck to you here with nothing but. my own family is. that you love me i'm not like you both are awful got to tell. me that you're not going to be aborted 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 going to happen you know something's going to happen you don't know to what extent it'

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. me . that you. do. you. feel you get some point in your life where. you don't care anymore nobody cares about you so you don't care about anything on the given him his aggression cantante 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 it all she wants a hospital so he's thinking like i'm going to lose my baby life so he's want to want top of anxiety is right now. i told you you remember to freshen up a little but yes. i'm just wondering. if. you are right here it is. hard to. believe. that. belief. that what you both very careful that it can do. for you that you that you know you already 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 the happen you know something's going to happen you don't know to what extent it's going to happen but you can fill it and was raised on google's bombs and in this dialo

dictatorship in communist east germany i know from personal experience what it means to live under one of the stasi secret police persecuted me so of course i have sympathy for taiwan and china is openly threatening them with military action i think the west should respond. taiwan's representative in berlin is pleased to have such support the way she sees me as an ally who knows what freedom means. when someone from germany gets involved someone who experienced the g.d.r. and says taiwan should be recognized i say we would be satisfied if taiwan were recognised as a democracy and establish democracy. and that beacon of freedom. and launched into india freiheit. the german foreign ministry wrote to clients back to say that the government backs the one china policy and so will not offer taiwan diplomatic recognition at 1st the parliamentary petition committee wanted to prevent a public hearing but eventually relented the petition has received over 50000 signatures. well the thing is almost gone but the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at the w. news or you can follow me

dictatorship in communist east germany i know from personal experience what it means to live under one of the stasi secret police persecuted me so of course i have sympathy for taiwan and china is openly threatening them with military action i think the west should respond. taiwan's representative in berlin is pleased to have such support the way she sees me as an ally who knows what freedom means. when someone from germany gets involved someone who experienced the g.d.r. and says taiwan should be recognized i say we would be satisfied if taiwan were recognised as a democracy and establish democracy and a beacon of freedom. and. the german foreign ministry wrote to clients back to say that the government backs the one china policy and so will not offer taiwan diplomatic recognition at 1st the parliamentary petition committee wanted to prevent a public hearing but eventually relented the petition has received over 50000 signatures. i apparently have supporters among the members of the committee who see the issue the way i do i 1st turned to the greens but i've since heard that many christian democra

as a student at high school, i started being observed by the stasi, the socialist secret service of theoppositional writings of poems and songs and so on. since 8071 started being a member of a circle of oppositional dissidents around them protestant cathedral in leipzig. in the beginning of the 80s, they started something we called peace prayers. this was one so called peace prayers. this was one so week and it was political prayer against this logic of the cold war. many east germans seem to object not to socialism as such but the version that has been thrust on them, a frustration summed up in the contrast between mikhail gorbachev, quite young and dynamic, and his elderly host. in the centre of east berlin at the weekend, as elsewhere, and dissenting view was being articulated. the demonstrators and the new political groups formed in the new political groups formed in the manner of poland and hungary are calling for democracy and free elections. everybody was in fear of a civil war, and nobody could imagine what would follow, with the russians interfere? is this the beginning of a n

and in the big picture they said maintaining lipids to me stasis, lipids balance is very important ——hey were focusing on the upper motor neurons, and they have a unique structure, such that they can collect information from many different brain regions, and they can send that information to spinal cord targets. they have the longest axon to be able to connect the brain with the spinal cords, and in the axon we need higher levels of lipids, not for the membrane but also for them alien, so it is no surprise that the lipid is extremely important for neuron function —— myelin. 0f important for neuron function —— myelin. of course lipids are important for this and this puts them on the stage and makes us realise this is one of the other factors that we have to consider when we think about the complexity of the motor neuron disease. so that's why i think it's important. also, i want to say something about the upper motor neurons, they are implicated in hsp pls, their degeneration leads to those diseases, but also they progressively degenerate with spinal motor nerves. so understanding why

we much are we in stasis as await and watch what is going on in the race for the white house?lking the global sense as well. >> you have the one half, which is the trump have. and then you have a real mix on the others of the political spectrum. kind ofot have one theme. you have economic populism on the part of the democratic party. taylor lee elizabeth warren. they have kind of stolen -- particularly elizabeth warren. they are pushing that. you have other people pushing a different agenda. it is still unclear as to who is going to triumph in that space and which measures will be the resounding one. -- which message will be the resounding one. people forget that president trump was a democrat his entire life before he ran for president. michael bloomberg was a republican mayor of new york city. now, he is running as a democrat. it is an interesting flux to see these things. the personality becomes more important than the party label. to answer that question of who would xi jinping like to see in the white house next year? right now, our thinking is he would probably prefer th

expect this to be an ongoing trend of consolidation or are we pretty much reaching a certain sort of stasis. >> it's worth it to get other mergers. in the cielo spots, this might but experts see this as a right industry for consolidation. that the cork of the fund makes pushing through and advocating difficult, but there is definitely room for more. >> thank you to you and all of our reporters. andy has been following the loan market and everything having to do with this space very closely. i want to start to generally know about the collateralized loan obligations landscape. it seems like a softy year in terms of issuance and performance. what do you think? >> interestingly at think we will have a better start than we thought, ending in 2019. they were hampered by triple c buckets being full and scarce. what is happening now as they have been conserving cash. movements ince leveraged loans, there will be room for them to start investing again. you will see a firmer tone in the overall leveraged markets first. >> ok, this is not necessarily with respect to investors putting money into new c

hello again i'm the stasi attain this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up for the 1st time iran's government acknowledges its security forces killed people it calls rioters during recent protests. and a powerful typhoon ripped through the philippines damaging homes and forcing thousands to evacuate. now it's the 75th anniversary of the world's biggest military alliance but even before the nato summit begins in london deep divisions are already on stock display among members from both sides of the atlantic president has his house at french leader. he and nato secretary general against elton back both reacted shoppy to microns recent description of nato as quote brain dead. better serves a greater purpose and they got to be unfair to the united states because the united states has created this proportionate amount and i heard the president would groan said there was a grade that i think is really insulting to a lot of different origins including many of the british government running with him and they believe i am in need who is on our soil it is adopting on and on do not just in th

designed is a long list of measures and that is just designed to say to people, after the inactivity and stasiss government is now actually going to start addressing some of the difficulty faced. and speaking of long list, we have had a long list of people telling us for some time that if the government is really going to sort out the nhs, it has to sort out social care as well. is there going to be much on that specifically in this queen's speech? i think you are right to identify that, it remained the gaping black hole in the action plan because all we get on social care is an extra £1 billion a year which is welcome by the social care sector but does not go anywhere to address the real profound problems facing social care, and a commitment to try and form some sort of cross party consensus to work out a plan, which mrjohnson says should incorporate not forcing people to flog off their houses put the trouble is, the problems facing people who have relatives or family in the care system is now and today and has been going on for years and we know it we are in the middle of a care crisis. it ne

i'm the stasi attain this is al jazeera live from to out top story this hour almost 60 refugees and migrants die after their boat sinks off the coast of martel. and also ahead an impeachable abuse of power a majority of legal experts backed the case against donald trump after a day of constitutional questions. more protests in lebanon against a proposal to elect a prominent businessman as the next prime minister. and some was measles imagines he claims more lives but the prime minister says people are getting the message about vaccinations. we begin in mauritania where at least $58.00 refugees and migrants have drowned after their boat capsized off the coast the international organization for migration says survivors and now being treated in the northern city of new what hebrew it says the vessel was carrying at least $150.00 people from gambia and was no on fuel well our correspondent mohammed follow joins me now from that smart 10 years capital mohammed what more do we know at this stage i see that some did manage to swim to safety but there are still people missing. that's right about $83

he looks forward in 2020 to a kind of stasis what do you think of that forecast and what would it mean for the economy and the markets? >> i'm not a strategist. i'm a portfolio manager. i look at the impact on the market i don't think we'll go a long way into next year with no trade deal could will be steps along be way. what is the impact on the market i think if there was no trade deal, the market is up a lot this quarter, up a lot this year we could have a market pull back i don't see a substantial decline because too many people want the market to be invested i think the point is there could be steps along the way a china trade deal and that will be enough for investors to get invested in the market >> quincy, what are your thoughts here? if the existing tariffs are in place but no new tariffs are put in place and there's some kind of skinny deal that looks nice on paper and means we sell more soybeans, is this going to be driver for stocks in 2020 >> i don't think it will hurt stocks i don't think you go into the market just for that it would provide a calm under the market what t

and novelty has peaked, now we're getting a more consistent level of applications that is like the stasis. what we would expect going forward in the next few years like probably five to 10 a year. >> and how many projects would you handle with staff time in >> five to 10 a year is where our current staffing could sustain that. >> commissioner: commissioner ortiz-cartagena. >> thank you for the presentation and your time. i had a few questions regarding specifically the mission district and mission corridor. i'm from the mission so i represent a lot of businesses there. i've had feedback from some businesses especially on the 24th corridor and mission street there's been hesitation associated with gentrification. i'm glad you brought that up. what do you vision along those two corridors and what community input would be involved from the various non-profits and business associations? >> i think we had inquiries from boys and girls club. we'd love to facilitate those but application initiated by the community and the organizations so we don't have a say on who gets to apply. >> but if a com

lisa: do we expect this to be an ongoing trend of greater consolidation or are we reaching a stasis? lisa l.: mergers beget other mergers. it could be one-off but especially in the place, experts see this as a ripe industry for consolidation. among these, the majority of the fund makes pushing through and advocating difficult but there is room for more. lisa: thank you to you and all of our reporters. here is randy schwimmer, head of origination and capital markets. he is following the loan market and everything happening with this space. i want to talk about the collateralized loan obligations landscape and the view into 2020. it is a soft year. what do you see? randy: we will have softer year. the indicated side with the buckets being full, and b threes being scarce, not wanting to go triple c. they are conserving cash over the last two months. going to 2020 it looks like based on the secondary price movements in leveraged loans there will be room for them to start investing again. not a lot, but you will see a firmer tone in the overall leverage market. lisa: this is not with resp

lisa: do we expect this to be an ongoing trend of greater consolidation or are we reaching a stasis?isa l: mergers beget other mergers. you could see more in the drug mining space. it could be one-off but especially in the place, experts see this as a ripe industry for consolidation. the problem is, among these, the majority of the fund makes pushing through and advocating difficult but there is room for more. lisa: thank you to you and all of our reporters. here is randy schwimmer, head of origination and capital markets. he is following the loan market and everything happening with this space. i want to talk about the collateralized loan obligations landscape and the view into 2020. it was a soft year in terms of issuance and performance. what do you see? randy: we will have softer year. the indicated side with the buckets being full, and b threes being scarce, not wanting to go triple c. they are conserving cash over the last two months. going to 2020 it looks like based on the secondary price movements in leveraged loans there will be room for them to start investing again. not a

>>it certain doewe've got to a bell andheresa stasi is standing by with a lo ahead at the news today,d morning, ladies. >>morning after all the rain this weekend cleanup is still under way for a lot of homeowners here in san francisco. we're checking in on what folks are dealing with day plus we're closely following those articles of impeachment announcedoday against president trump. >>one are going to have live reaction all day fr local lawmakers be sure to. >>download the kron on app. maryland collecting toys forkids in the hospital, yes, all while fighting his own batt. >>we've got breaking sentence. he was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor when he s just 5 yearsld. but that isn't stopping him from taking on the role santa's helper. his second annual toy drive is opunder way and he's making it his mission to bring joy to ds in hospitals. this holiday season take a listen. >>parents are in patient w kiddos can go down and shop for make st to them helping them t them happy on their face to ne up anmake it happen. >>ll the toy drive wraps with a live clection ent on december 14

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>>wonder whats up with them yet because the news never stops of let's check in with theresa stasi when waltman from or what's coming up today, guys. >>flood warnings in the forecast or something we're following up on as we have crews out in the communities. checking to see how people and also county officials we're going to protect everyone also the house moves towards drawing up articles of impeachment, we have a wide range of political experts to talk to us exclusively. what all this means plus of course look at this year with all that snow expected to hit. storm coming so make sure you download the app so that we make sure your. >>all right check this out as far as tree lighting ceremony is go this one was pretty unique is that ran under water. well look to she was just get the economy. yeah this is the tennessee aquarium and have some help. but from miguel watson that's their electric eel. and the way that sure managed to find a way to have. like the trees get that. that's something that gets people out to the car and check it out a lot of fun. in the weather today because it's not

streaming news service, let's see what they're cooking up in the newsroom said asked harry and theresa stasioliday right always cooking up stuff we are in a very serious note following up on that amber alert issued out of san jose with the father of a 2 year-old girl stabbed reportedly. well the girls of the mom is now in critical condition as we're going to be following up on that plus about kron on's charles clifford out on market in beale where protesters have taken to the streets. >>protesting p janney we'll check in with him live for the latest back to you guys, thank you. yes, it is a busy day we've also been following whether it's going to change midweek absolutely right you can see on your 7 day forecast we're looking at temperatures staying relatively flat but it's the. >>the rain and the clouds that are building starting tomorrow and then by wednesday looks like the possibility of light rain. >>with a showers return again for the weekend. so it's going to one of those on again off again cloudy sunny rainy. and then we'll do it all over again times forecast all right and we'll keep

i'm just an observer here, but it seems to me this democratic race has enjoyed something like stasisor a good, long time. no huge changes. in your view, are we due for one in six weeks in iowa? >> i think we are. now, i don't know who that person is going to be. but every single consultant that i have spoken to, people on the ground in iowa, people on the ground in south carolina, people say cory booker and bernie sanders have fantastic ground teams. and joe biden's support is soft among system college educated, long-term caucusers that you have in iowa. i think there's a good chance -- look, we could have a very late night in early 2020. we may not find out until 1:00, 2:00 in the morning who ends up winning. and how joe biden performs at the end of the day could completely change the dynamics heading into super tuesday. >> do you promise me you'll do your level best to have a merry christmas? >> i'll do my very best to have a merry christmas and kwanzaa and hanukkah. >> i'll see you afterwards right back here in this studio in new york. as always a pleasure. >>> coming up for us, s

>>and well below and theresa stasi in the newsroom. morning.ing on quite a bit can going continue to bring you the latest updates on the storm hitting this week and tiffany lee's boyfriend heads back to court this morning got an update on whether or not he'll stay behind bars plus new allegations of assault at the hands of live. >>announcing a lawsuit against the rideshare company we're going to be streaming that live. first make sure you download the app so that we can keeping informed all day long. all right, we'll see later and. >>for you to show us your christmas trees to put me to shame show it descendants of the sun know this of the entry to my house. that is yeah it really never an isis i do agree to major yet but we'll get to that you always try to want to me and try and put any on james comes out with the white but for real you know was the best a tree so hard over here in the house here that is conference for us. rebecca rebecca, ridiculous and with the banisters of course. doctor you know some of you are starting to send photos into