greetings from berlin and welcome to our news from the world of arts and culture i'm karen helm stet and here's what's coming up on today's show. it's national library day here in germany and we look at the way at the ways libraries around europe are evolving into places of knowledge and exchange and community as well as good old analog books. and violin virtuoso genuinely then burst onto the scene in 1970 and has managed to stay true to herself despite the demands of life on tour. but we start off in istanbul with the 16th edition of the city's by o'neill which features more than $220.00 works by $56.00 artists turkey has one of the oldest and proudest artistic traditions in the world and yet today with scores of journalists and intellectuals in prisons as a result of government crackdowns on freedom of expression the country can be a hostile place for contemporary art all the more kudos then for a show that continues to find ways to push the envelope. of the. continent echoing current concerns it's about plastic waste traumas catastrophe and visions of the future. infused with.

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what we've seen here since they arrived is a lot of really positive reports.n cape the stt of theirn steto are you most excited to see? >> meghan. >> reporter: but most significantly, royal watchers around the world were waiting for this moment. a glimpse at little archie. as he made his first public appearance to meet archbishop desmond tutu. archbishop tutu, famous for his anti-apartheid work, bestowed a kiss on archie. the first biracial baby of the british royal family. it's a moment that has become emblematic of the young family who are working to forge their own way and develop their identity as a force for change. for meghan that means female empowerment. >> the rights of women and girls is something that's very close to my heart. i am here with you as a mother, as a wife, as a woman, as a woman of color, and as your sister. >> reporter: and for harry it's conservation. >> there are so many problems and a vast majority of them, not all of them but a vast majority of them, at the root cause of that is what we're doing to the climate. >> reporter: as president of african parks, prote

the security services say these stets are safe. but after what happened here today, germany's jewish community may find that hard to believe. jenny hill, bbc ws, halle.ot laura: ir news, in northern california a power company has started cutting eltricity to around 800,00 homes and businesses to preventt r round of devastating wildfires. a fire last year in paradise killed 86 people. wit, more high winds forecas the cuts are an attempt to stop power lines from blowing over d starting fires. parts of the san francisco bay area could lose wer for several days. you are watching "bbworld news america." still to come on tonight's program, he is the man at the center of the impeachment drama. we look at rudy giuliani's passed from mayor to presidential protector. a row has broken out on social media after the wife of former englan player accused the wife of another england player leaking information for instagram account to the press. she said she spent months trying to work out the leak. reporter: they are married to otballers whplayed

east bay and coast and here in the stet you did feel it.e'll keep you posted they call this earthquake weather. but, no we're not calling it that. we're calling it dry and warm the next several day was that typical light offshore flow with us. high fire danger is going to be in the forecast throughout the night tonight into your morning tomorrow. especially in the north bay. the higher elevations. here a look at santa cruz, highs well into the 80s. so we built the heat yesterday, felt warm. not too hot. but into saturday, the first full week of october, we're in the upper 80s inland for the autumn wrm p low 80s around the bay. 70s at the beand mid-80s around the bay. 74 half moon bay. upper 70s in stinson. and a look at pier the 39 these guys enjoying the cool water, early morning sunshine. looking at live doppler 7, no fog. the storm track well north. high pressure building in. no fog. and as the high gets closer the winds shift to more offshore component. going to be a light offshore flow. later on in the day we will get a sea breeze. and

demonsators flded the stets s ofuito tuesday to dey governnt-impos sterity asures a a steep ke in fu prices,espite a vere pole crackdn. civil unst has bn growin since prident len moreno ended a decades-old fuel subsidy program last week as part of an -- a so-called reform plan imposed by the international monetary fund after ecuador took a $4.2 billion loan from the imf earlier this year. he also announced plans to cut public sector jobs, wages by 1%, and require public workers to pay a day's pay to the government once a month and cut their vacation in half. on tuesday -- the sixth straight day of massive demonstrations -- protesters successfully pushed through security lines at the national assembly before being pushed back by police. indigenous protesters approached the presidential palace. police responded with violence and tear gas. on tuesday night, president moreno declared an 8:00 p.m. curfew in areas near government buildings. this is protester santiago iguamba in the streets of quito. ofjust like in the period the economic reforms in 1983, we want these economic measures to

lacking back in time you can get a blow off top we saw similar set off in the end of '199. 2000 similar stet up in 2007, 2008. you it had recession probabilities running and the market ripped higher for a quarter or two so i would use -- if we get the blow off top, i would be using that to get to trim out of a a lot of positions >> i think the earnings -- i'm surprised how strong the earnings have been actually. i've been more hedge than in a long time, that -- those puts are going away, going to zero. i've been surprised and i sort of look at the data from afar and say all right maybe, maybe we're going to muddle through and better than i thought. csx, you had so many companies that are the heart of american business, thought -- i thought they would be much weaker. >> right. >> they weren't. they weren't. >> what i hear you saying is first of all sentiment as far as you were concerned you were not overly bullish into the numbers. >> not at all. >> i think you're representative of let eye of the poginging out there. seasonally it's a case where you're in a good environment the if he had is n

can they ever since she's been living on the stets.e subway because it sounds good. like when you're singing in the shower, its of her you can sing like this. and she had no idea of course that she went viral and this was a social media sensation now she's hoping maybe it'll help for dinner. a new violence and enough money to get off the streets are heck. many who saw this can make that woman a star. a breakout performance by a woman who just became the fat fastest runner in the world allyson felix broke you say bolts title. after giving birth. premature emergency see section by the way the 33 year-old world champion. it took the baton for women's rights after nike tried to cut her pay by 70% because she was pregnant, she said no thanks i'll just do it myself and look at her now less than a year after childbirth and she's back on top of the world and continuing to fight to make sure that female athletes are not punished for taking time off to have a baby. >>we are back time now 7.54 check this out an invitation to a homecoming dance in