stephan clips china and a friend of his are on their way to the next case they want to expose illegaldog smugglers in berlin. they pretend they want to buy this puppy. the smugglers were filmed with a hidden camera right there and you can get it for 500 on. this deal is a trap. the police take action animal welfare worker stephan clips dying here on the left witnesses scenes like this almost every day. that a. big. animal rights activists use these methods to work against romanian dog smugglers. that they want to save the animals. or to thailand to live years or inflamed i have limitations when i hear information it's the dogs perhaps 8 or 10 weeks old he shouldn't be in germany and he shouldn't be sold here but it's like if you were called to. puppies can only be legally exported within the e.u. from the age of 15 weeks. they have to have received all their required vaccinations before hand clips time works to ensure these laws are up held he's been attacked and injured by smugglers many times. you've got to be the one speaking out or doing something against this face has been stalke

back in berlin stephan clips diners looking for political support he meets with beyond voice that animal rights expert of the christian democratic party. that's your sister the author of i'm often on my own documenting researching and contacting the police of the view that i often feel like the political will to actively clamp down and this is lacking. that's fine for us to. go ahead both but this is actually the state's job every local councillor should have an animal rights department like. up to now authorities haven't been effectively clamping down on dog smuggling not just walking with it infuriates me that this is still possible with selling animals online still has not been banned. as a dog lover stephan clip stein wants to ensure that all the dogs being smuggled to germany month after month get the protection if they deserve. that's all from focus on europe this time around thanks so much for joining us and if you'd like to see any of our reports again just go to our own plenty on d.w. dot com or visit our facebook page b.t.w. stories do come back next time around the top of the

it wouldn't be the 1st time that a banana species has disappeared stephan bushnell says. we might lose it as well and then we would find another species of banana but there will be our problem is that the highly highly. without bananas i am lost yes. different poster is careful and biased just one day and luckily the rest of us can still too whether we true on the pill or not. the 60 vote is well bred days so it's fitting that we have our series baking bread for you our europe correspondent georg matters is endeavoring to make bread from every e.u. member country today cyprus a divided island which is an e.u. member although the northern turkish part is well not in the e.u. however what does unite the 2 parts of the island is their bread and get your good even while the cyprus european commissioner with his bank. the e.u. is still looking for a magic formula to make this border fence disappear. cyprus has been split since $974.00 but its inhabitants on both sides share the same rep in the greek south which is part of the e.u. it's called. ducted law stand by for our cypru

chances at a premium early on by stephan lane a kind close to gladbach off the last load dennis whipped a free kick round to the back post. don't mince based opportunity also came from a safe place and again some of it was more than equal to match hummels head i. don't mind loops to attack in the league through token hazza but it wasn't to be with a video referee sporting an offside in the buildup. aka royce defended. the teams remained nick and nick nil nil at the interval. after the break the hunt side came out with fresh gusto and in themselves a late as our full than the 1st tough found maka royce with this 3 ball and the captain converted. his 5th goal of the season. but dortmund have had trouble holding on to the league's this season and i soon had a scare after going in front run in turkey went off injured replace. by mouth and hits and gladbach smell blood and trick hammond couldn't convert and dortmund's 3 points stayed site. by byron we're looking for the natural order of the leak having to aldeburgh seem to be a safe bet for the defending champions to take the table leave bec

well let's get more now from correspondent stephan krisna joining me now from the ecuadorian capital stefan was seen some violent scenes on the streets of quito what is the situation currently. there it will depend on which part of the city they are still probably some clashes going on between the congressional building and the historic city center where the presidential palace and some other. important buildings are putting ready interior ministry of the other. among other ministries while other parts of the city are largely quiets. pro-democracy rally going on in alongside a major park which is practically like he just version of a central park. hundreds of who have congregated this afternoon to protest in favor of. both maintaining the current administration and not calling early elections or. not refusing to deal with those demonstrators who are calling for the for the fall of president living with it all right so that's one facet than all the demands from the protesters but tell us pool about exactly what the protest is calling for. well the basic the basic protest is in fact de

chances were at a premium early on by stephan lane a kind close to gladbach after less slow bennis whippeda free kick round to the back post. dortmund's best opportunity also came from a set piece again so mark was more than equal to match who most hated. dortmund looks to have taken the lead through token hazza but it wasn't to be with a video referee sporting an offside in the buildup. marker royce defended. the team's remained nikken nick nil nil at the interval. after the break the home side came out with fresh gusto and in themselves the lead has up for oil than the 1st half found maka royce with this 3 ball and the captain converted. his 5th goal of the season. but dortmund have had trouble holding on to their leads this season and i soon had a scare after going in front run in turkey went off injured replaced by modern hits and gladbach smelled blood but patrick helman couldn't converse and dortmund's 3 points stateside. on the my life they were without a win in 2 matches says they welcomed both parts of eastern germany on saturday but despite dominating for large parts of the game

chances were at a premium early on by stephan lane a kind close to gladbach off the last load denis whipped a free kick round to the back post. don't mince best opportunity also came from a safe place again so mark was more than equal to match hummels header. dortmund then looks to have taken the only true token hazza but it wasn't to be with the video referee spotting an offside in the buildup. locker royce the offender. the team's remained nick and nick nil nil at the interval. after the break the home side came out with fresh gusto and in themselves a late as up for old in the 1st half hour mark a royce with this 3 bull and the captain converted. his 5th goal of the season. but dortmund have had trouble holding on to the leads this season and i soon had a scare after going in front run in turkey went off injured replaced by modern hits and gladbach smell blood patrick hammond couldn't converse and dortmund's 3 points stateside. up next 12 stories the week in reports on rebecca is in the end thanks very much for joining us.

second quarter, stephan hansen hit the three, then says hello to the young fan right before the buzzer. >> that was sweet. >> fourth quarter, the warriors on the run. their new star. deak low roughly. they call him d-'lo. the raiders are in wisconsin gettingdy for sunday morning's game against the packers. they faes the redskins sunday. baseball playoff in the bronx. the yankees trying to stay alive and they did. they got the jump verlander early rlt they scored all four flunz the first inning. aran hicks with the three run homer. yankees win 4-1 but the astros still lead the series three games to two. game six is tomorrow in houston. the winner of the series series host the nationals. ♪ hey. hey. you must be steven's phone. now you can take control of your home wifi and get a notification the instant someone new joins your network... only with xfinity xfi. download the xfi app today. they give us excellent customer otservice, every time.e. our 18 year old was in an accident. usaa took care of her car rental, and getting her car towed. all i had to take care of was making sure that my

at least stephan, i represent the 21st congressional district. this is my second term on intelligence committee. i wanted to echo what liz mentioned. this has been a closed-door, unfair and unprecedented process. tens of millions of americans should know that their member of congress as had no access to any of the transcripts. in fact, no member has been able to read every transcript and let me tell you why. there have been only two transcripts made available to intelligence committee members. the first is kurt folders, the second is ambassador yovanovich's. we were told they would be printing one transcript for every member and you would have to read itwith a member of democratic staff . that is unprecedented and unfair. this is coming from the intelligence committee. i certainly believe that every member of congress should have access to every transcript because the question that's how are they talking about this in their district? how early so sure of support when they don't have access to the evidence in this proposed process and i also belie

the cia later inform the immigration and naturalization service that it had concealed stephan bandera and other ukrainians from the soviets the operations involving ukrainians continued for many years the nuremberg trials of 945 in 1946 brought the political economic and military leaders of fascist germany to justice and revealed to the world the monstrous face of naziism and the crimes they committed but the ukrainian nazis were spared the same fate and some were even granted indulgences by the cia by 954 the agency excused the illegal activities of the o. un security branch. in the name of cold war necessity in 1949 nicola bit the man responsible for the massacres and the lena was moved to the united states where he died in 1989 without ever being investigated or pursued as a war criminal the cia moved to protect ukrainian nationalist leader nicola legged from criminal investigation by the immigration and naturalization service in 1952 perhaps pantera lost his use to the us or maybe k.g.b. agents outsmarted the cia but in 1959 step on bond the leader of the ukrainian nationalists wa

stephan gilmore. terrence went up and got this one.interceptions and a fusam new england 7-0 for the third time in franchise history. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the holidays begin here at the disneyland resort. >>> the top five appears. number five what a catch. one-handed. and he both feet in. touchdown colds. we have number four arkansas. trick played backfired. picked off by the tigers. number three concentration. the ball never touched the ground. thanks the air force defender grant field. ended up a pick six against hawaii. number two fall down. no person or animals were harmed on the field. number one how muddy was the 49er redskin game? mike person says it all. washington dc. but he niners won 9-0. >>> i can't think announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addiction. how juul hooked kids and ignited a public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-cigarettes with kid friendly flavors and uses nicotine to addict them. 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. juul is "following big tobacco's

but stephan pushes his will home didn't inspire him to reach for the. present even drew on apples and pans but in his opinion nothing beats the banana sometimes i also get pictures of fan art and they also do something on a banana to inspire someone else this is. like the biggest compliment chapter for the end. bananas as we know them are threatened. and of course a fungus has destroyed anti-a plantations. it wouldn't be the 1st time that a banana species has disappeared from bushel says. we might lose it does well and then we would have find another species of banana but there will be our problem is that i leave i leave the bottom not without bananas i am lost yes. geoff i'm also is careful and biased just one day and luckily the rest of us can still take whether we draw on the pill or not. there with that we wrap up another show don't forget to check us out on social media or go to our website to see the reports again as always thanks for tuning in and listening in to. marks of 30 years up to the fulfillment. everything seems possible here. 900. 90 is

stephan has found winning it in a brilliant time —— siffan hassan.e british 1500 metres, that will be interesting. and the 4x100m relay as well. we will talk to two relay teams during the course of the morning. i hope so. i have noticed namibia has gotten another three points, so it's10—6. game on. you've got to keep an eye on it. there was a bit of rain around overnight. it looks a bit wet there. yes, it has been very wet in places. two inches in central and southern scotla nd two inches in central and southern scotland and northern and eastern england. there will be minor flooding. the ground is sensitive from the all the rain we have had over the last couple of weeks. as weather front is the culprit, slowly moving eastwards across the country and writing to a halt across eastern areas. it has been extremely wet in places. scotland and eastern england. it looks like it was a windy across eastern coastal areas of scotland. heavier birth time. it was not to pull away from western scotla nd was not to pull away from western scotland but stay wet acros

those who had low expectations for stephan that's part of born have not been disappointed every single we know we can do it things haven't worked out for us so far for various reasons we'll keep working and won't bury our heads in the sand and hopefully get 3 points at home next weekend told about. it took alone just 9 minutes to school see montero with a goal to calm the hosts nerves. the. boss the game and could have been 2 up in no time losing of course could have seen them drop to the bottom of the table. but they remained on the front foot off to the break to just before the elma lewis show made it to now. that 2nd goal seem to take the wind out of part of born sales. meanwhile cologne on their way to their 1st home when. since march. but things got even worse for the visitors when sebastiaan bono scored his 1st ever been to sligo 5 minutes from the end. the result leaves part of bone rock bottom with a solitary one point in 8 games and plenty to ponder. it's been a wacky few weeks for does a little better than just one point from the last 5 games despite being one nil up in each

prostrating times for coach stephan got. done a lot of playing with their heads and i'm using mine too i'm also trying to figure out solutions. the solution will be to carry on with our football and give the lives the competence they need to play football. and play they can they show their ability yet again versus minds what's more they made up for his mistake with a composed to 60. minutes alinsky applied the finishing touch. after 14 minutes his 2nd goal in 5 under sleek outings but got side a just too vulnerable at the back they have the worst offensive record in the league with 18 goals conceded to me lou collins with a foul on livin it's to not leave penalty i time you'll brzezinski did the owners who won so minds in the 30 seconds minutes that's that's when t. 50 successful sports kick in a row i mislead a record i. took part of born from the 3rd to the 1st division in just 3 seasons but perhaps they've hit the top flight too soon. but i'm not afraid of both we have too many areas that need improving we have to change

all right we want to get more now from stephan bergen he joins us from barcelona 7 the initial reactionson the streets seem to contradict the prime minister's hopes is that true well i think the time the prime minister seems to think this is. a moment where. everybody is going to sort of start thinking about something new. you know where is the reaction is quite understandably been of horror of the people who have been. on the stand. for what were those of the minor offenses constitutional offenses nobody was nobody was hurt. you know the reaction has been i think here across the board is my banker and it's to me ask you the pictures that we see there obviously these are large protests what's the probability or the widely hood that this could go from peaceful to not peaceful. well that's already not peaceful i think you know there was a move to stop the noon to go and occupy the airport and stop flights in. it if you like in a sort of imitation of what's going on. oh. very very large number of people i've assembled right now are at the airport and the police have responded in the usual.

a german man identified by local media as 27-year-old stephan aslliet. >> it was really terrifying andiritually, also, a very deep experience. >> reporter: it deepened your faith. >> i have to say yes. i mean, i'm here. >> reporter: anti-semitic crimes are on the rise here in germany. the government says they jumped nearly 20% last year with most committed by the far right. norah. >> o'donnell: roxana, thank you. tonight we have a cbs news exclusive. we are learning for the first fime the full contents of a memo written by the whistleblower at the heart of the house impeachment inquiry. the memo was based on a conversation with a white house official who listened to the july phone call between president trump and ukraine's leader. and some of the details are explosive. major gaethas the new reporting tonight. >> reporter: according to the memo described to cbs news, the white house official characterized the call as "completely lacking in substance related to national security." "the official stated there was already a conversation under way with white house lawyers about how to handle

the police take charge animal welfare worker stephane dion here on the left witnesses scenes like this almost every day. every. week yes. clips time has volunteered for 5 years he looks for a dubious answer on the internet and he notifies the police. when it's too late see the dog is perhaps 8 to 10 weeks old it's not allowed to be in germany and to be sold here. puppies can only legally be export it within the e.u. from 15 weeks 1st they must have received all their required vaccinations for their own sake but also to a point spreading disease over here they look on e bay there are more than 16000 ads for dogs in my experience 3 out of every 4 dogs are being sold illegally we've just done even as an orphan raised to get out if there are some other platforms such as diana to revert house to on saga and so on what about across europe us living doesn't have all these millions of dogs are sold each year the profit margin is huge dogs could be bored very cheaply for example in eastern europe and sold for $3.00 to $4.00 times the price you're from pricier for coffee. according to germany's

some of those reactions on social media here's the german chancellor angela merkel's us spokesman stephan ziba tweeting on the terrible news from hala we grieve the 2 murdered people we hope that security forces can catch the perpetrators as quickly it's important to follow the police advice so that no one else is harmed. so let's take a look at masses of rising from this that some pierre is a security and counterterrorism expert a security consulting group here in berlin welcome back so about this the notion of a heightened state of alert we know that participate on a heightened state of alert so sometimes the last i think confirms a terror attack here in germany was at the. christmas market attack of 26 arabs wonder where we are in terms of the heightened terror while they did there were compared to france germany. at least in modern times and not ask for a state of emergency so that's a huge difference and the attacks have been fairly isolated so why hasn't led to this. german politicians and decision makers have been very trusting of their security apparatus who always said well where

really know is actually stream really shocking the you've just heard that statement there saying that stephan be the person who was arrested actually wanted to damage the jewish community you wanted massacre he was heavily armed with arms he built himself he had 4 kilograms of explosives in his car and he wanted to have a global effect and that is why authorities believe that he filmed well what it what exactly happened on the heels of publish that money festo or 9 he wanted to copy what others had already done specifically mentioned the attack in christchurch but he also wanted to inspire other people so extremely shocking the details here of what already is i've known at the same time we just what questions are still unanswered and i think the biggest question is how did he radicalize how did he acquired those weapons and those explosives and what i already mentioned a few minutes ago whether there was a network around him who else knew about this i think there will also be questions on on the work done by authorities we just heard as well that he had published his money festo online in adv

tonight, german media reporting the suspect, stephan baillet, was possibly motivated by far right extremism. in a nation grappling with an uptick of anti-semitic and inty immigrant crime. >> james longman with us live tonight. and james, this gunman, sadly, using a similar tactic of other recent extremists who have tried to carry out these attacks and livestream the shooting? >> reporter: that's right, david. he posted a video of the attack online, but that's since been removed. and he had written about killing people he described as nonwhite, especially jews. as bad as this attack was, it could have been a lot worse. his gun kept jamming. those makeshift bombs didn't really work and thankfully those synagogue doors remained closed. david? >> james, thank you. >>> back here at home, to those two major storms we're following tonight. the coastal system about to slam the east. new york, up to boston. the major snowstorm, more than a foot of snow in the middle of the country and, of course, there are fire dangers in the west, as well. emergency rob marciano tracking it all for us. hey, rob. >>

hablemos de colegios universitarios stephane: acaba de iniciar una iniciativa .abriela: si toman un tiempo en medio no funciona. stephanie: el propÓsito es que sigan con su educaciÓn. son dos aÑos que reciben colegiatura, beca para libros, y si el alumno estÁ para transportaciÓn, si ocupan su permiso de estacionamiento se va a tomar el autobÚs, se les abrek para esto. gabriela: la intenciÓn del grupo de ustedes es orientar a los padres de familia, para que a su vez ayuden a los estudiantes a tener acceso a las oportunidades. stephanie: es la clave, que tengan el apoyo de la familia. mira diferente cuando va a entregar a la solicitud para la casa o este programa, porque esto se le ofrece a los alumnos de california que son indocumentados.el tiempo? mayor oportunidades. stephanie: la claves que empezÓ desde el 1 de octubre, que vayan los alumnos a entregar solicitudes. hay muchas preguntas que le hacen a el alumno y a veces no sabe cÓmo responder . si los padres de familia esta preparados con los impuestos los documentos que se necesitan, entonces ayuda a transmiti

as for the team itself, a lot of people figured no way they can contend for a championship, but stephan of looking at it. >> we are going to be a team that is feared across the league when you see is on the schedule, get to the playoffs, they know what they are in for, it doesn't mean that people are going to say we are the greatest or because his favorites or whatnot, but you know who those teams are and we are going to be one of them. >> a little bit of a damper on the proceedings, willie cauley- stein, the center they picked up, sustained a strained foot, you can see him on crutches with a boot, sustaining it while practicing, he will be reevaluated in a month. he may not be ready for opening day. everybody was looking forward to seeing him play. >>> meanwhile if you were under a rock and didn't hear about bruce bochi's last game, forget about the score, but the proceedings, the way they looked against the dodgers was not good, the great surprise visit, what a welcome for tim lincecum, he has basically been in hiding, doing his greta garbo, and bochi addressed the crowd following the

echoed by a lot of professional athletes who came to the college system like golden state warrior star stephan>> someone needs to force this dictatorship to change. >> creating opportunity is huge but there is still a lot of work to be done in that respect but this is a step in the right direction. >> not everyone is on board including the ncaa which issued the following, quote, this new law is creating confusion for current and future student athletes, coaches, administrators and campuses, not just in california. we will consider next steps in california while our members move forward with ongoing efforts to make adjustments to ncaa name, image and likeness rules that are realistic in modern society and tied to higher education. on foxbusiness mark cuban said this law could be the deathknell of the ncaa. >> the ncaa particularly as applies to football, you may see third parties come in with a lot of money and this is about the cash now. >> despite the backlash california is not alone in this, new york, florida, colorado and south carolina could see similar proposals and this is headed one pla

editor in chief stephan close man has been around germany's ultra wealthy for years. what does it take to get on the list. as you go to the top i'd say that the top 150 spots on our list will always go to company owners and as even if you're a chief physician you'll need to see a whole lot of patients to become a billionaire it's many managers also have a hard time getting that high up here in germany there's a debate about whether the head companies too much of an index i say but if you compare it to what people in similar posts in the u.s. the u.k. or china it's peanuts for the law and also tanya and heena so that alone can't ever make you one of the truly ultra rich. doesn't. creating a list of the wealthiest people is especially difficult in germany they're not because there aren't enough of them and. that's what you can show he somehow managed to amass this huge empire and fortune in just a few years it's offered for his wealth is estimated to be around 4000000000 he's the least known super rich germans in the homewood he let his interview him at home . they pref

. >> reporter: press secretary stephan lashed out. i worked with john kelly and he was totally unequipped to handle the genius of our great president. he said he wanted his old job back. >> i don't think it's aggressive at all. >> reporter: vice president mike pence is ducking questions in the impeachment inquiry and whether he was aware of a quid pro quo. >> i'm telling you all my interactions with the president, all of my conversations with president zelensky was on the american people. >> he's an idiot. everybody knows this. everybody knows it. nobody doubts it. >> lock him up. lock him up. >> reporter: as for the foul reaction the president received, white house officials claim there were plenty of fans in the crowd. >> i didn't talk to him about it. i know some people were cheering as well. it's washington, d.c., it's a pretty liberal town. >> reporter: the white house was asked why the president didn't share details about the mission going against a tradition of briefing key members of congress from both parties about critical n

he is going to follow those through, he's going to look at stephan halbert and others. >> laura: it sounds like an episode of a telenovela. >> that's why they are so afraid, that's why they are coming after barr, and that's why they are so smart. if they are skirting around them, they are saying we don't need anybody to talk for us. we are going to go directly to the horse. italy, australia, london. >> laura: brennan and klapper, they are on a smash and a smear campaign. they have to do it as much as possible to get the drum beat going. final thoughts real quick. >> i interviewed the president about his conversation with mueller, the president said he was applying for the job to be fbi director. i interviewed his personal assistant, she said the same thing. then i asked the president did you talk about the reason you fired james comey? the president he paused for 20 seconds and said no comment. it was clear to me the answer was they did talk about it which means mueller was a fact witness they are trying to gather incriminating evidence against the president he should have disqualified him

brennan's cia and other intelligence agencies was outsourced to foreign undercover informants like stephan yes joseph miff sued. read the mueller report believe russian asset and he is not. either intentional representation by mueller or is he incredible gullible and maybe a little of both. my sued has always been a western intelligence source. he gives instructions to u.s. intelligence agents including the fbi. think about this. our own asset is feeding disinformation to george papadopoulos on purpose to set him up as a patsy to justify an investigation of donald trump. and that never was the trigger for the investigation. that was all -- that was all just a misdirection. it was initiated because the fbi got their hands on this dossier that was paid for, commissioned by the hillary clinton campaign. >> jason: emily joining me from new york by my side here from a legal perspective, if law enforcement is dealing under a whole different set of rules, right? when you are dealing overseas as opposed to within the united states, but able to have the blackberries and communications. what gyratio

the spying that occurred in the trump campaign was outsourced to foreign undercover informants like stephanrt and joseph masuda. if you read the mueller report, he would have you believe that he's a russian asset, he's not. either that is an intentional representation by mueller or he's incredible gullible or maybe even both. massoud has always been a western intelligence and he gave instructions to u.s. agents including the fbi. our own asset is feeding and disinformation to george papadopoulos on purpose to set him up as a patsy to justify an investigation of donald trump. that never was the trigger for the investigation, that was all just a misdirection. it was initiated because the fbi got their hands on this dossier that was paid for, commissioned by the hillary clinton campaign. >> jason: emily who is joining me in new york -- from a legal perspective, if law enforcement is dealing under a whole different set of rules when you are dealing overseas as opposed to within the united states but able to have that blackberry, what gyrations are they going to have to go through to be able to

stephan curry scored 23 points to lead the wires in scoring in the blowout opening-night loss. >> itt feel very good losing stakes. it is not fun but you just -- this is reality. nine guys, 23 and younger, and we are starting over in many respects. >> i don't care about what we can bet on. we were bad tonight and we have to get better overall. that is just what it is.>> it is what it is. that is it. trying to bunt bounce back sunday afternoon against the oakland city thunder. >> draymond green did not drop the mic. >> he placed it easily.>> we understood what he was saying. you and a i may have to suit up. so we kind of knew what was coming.>> it is a ng season. >> of 23. nine guys. that is a really young team. like what i think is that they are saving all of this for next season when everyone plays back. >> i think they will be fine this season. >>> let's take a look at highway 4. we have slow traffic. i've been looking around for so traffic and we found it on highway 4 to pittsford and be point. 680 is a little slow and then go out to walnut creek and one traffic is okay. if you ar