you're watching news from berlin will be here in just a moment with all this business news i'm terry mark thanks for being. sam random ocado as they're delicious they're delicacies. dangerous because the price paying to produce them is highly contaminated water forced to deforestation and even organized crime and the dark side of trendy food. comes up in 60 minutes g.w. . he takes it personally with the wonderful people and stories that made him so special are you ready. for a. punch. kick off. our interactive. g w. where i come from we have to fight for a free press i was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one t.v. shadow and a few newspapers with official information as a journalist i have worked all of the strengths of many characters and their problems are always the same forward to the social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press and the russian work on the floor to stay silent when it comes to the fans and the humans and see the why through foals who have decided to put their trust in us. my name is johnny carson i work. all eyes are on italy and it's polit

international news and meanwhile you can stay up to date on all our stories for life that's dot com terry mark thanks for being with. her 1st day at school in the jungle. her 1st climbing lesson and then the doors grand ole miss arrives. joining a regular chain on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary the story in a ranting returns home on t w dot com tanks. if . player . 40 percent of all women have experienced violence at the hands of their partners. they've been verbally abused beaten and raped. some have been subject to acid attacks or burned or mutilated. others have been murdered. and. i want to thank you i. told her i was the one for one of my early childhood was very difficult i never knew my father my mother raised me by herself and that was hard. one to answer until the 5th grade i was a good student in 1999 i received a scholarship for secondary school. and that's when i got my 1st marriage proposal . telling local office of well i was physically mature for my age and people used to look down on me. they said i was born out of wedlock and had to marry quickly t

terry i'm mark a station today on september 3rd and moos the powell station with the ultimate goal. >>throughout the bart system clipper card only back to james and area. thanks well. >>and east bay mother is in trouble this morning after she left her baby inside of a hot car. luckily, union city police rescued the child in time factors, a picture of officers holding that one year old. it happened friday afternoonn the parking lot of the library near city hall. in fact a city employee heard the baby crying and called police turns out that child had been in the car for almost half an hour was in the mid-nineties outside the mother said she left the baby in that car so she could take her other 2 children into the library to check out a book. >>people should understand that when parents are prosecuted for something like this unless the child dies. they're not going to jail time. the judge juvenile court judge usually sends them to um. so they can learn better supervision and care of their children. >>child protective services was notified which is the standard protocol. time now 7. >>a

mark special happens 1st ever poll saw him flanked by relentlessness abs geo felt terry both lewis hamilton about his i'm a fire if ever there was one but with both our slipping down the pecking order early it quickly turned into an intense 2 horse race. pit stops have rarely played a bigger role the lead changed hands constantly as the cars came in for modification . that $39.00 saw fished up and hold off his rival with expert defensive driving but with more than 30 laps to go the outcome was anyone's guess a hamilton pit stop on lap $49.00 would prove to be pivotal a switch to fresher tires handing the british driver a crucial advantage he remained patient however waiting for the perfect time to make his move. and so he did on lap 67 just 3 before the finish line leaving his rival with no time to recover. and a win for the defending world champion and one which all but guarantees a 6th world title but for all hamilton's brilliance this was undoubtedly a team effort by miss avies. who really grateful for the day in. and and really for the team for continuing to believe in me and continuing

terry blue a danish to mine. and this is my culture to a visit to the design museum done mark. the final stop on my weekend tour is typically gardens amusement park visitors today are greeted with a ballet version of hans christian andersen steadfast tin soldier the costumes were designed by danish queen margaret to. do believe history dates back to 843 it's the world's 2nd oldest amusement park. ellen doll has worked here for over 25 years and tells me about its history tiffany was one of the 1st places where people could go out into the public domain trust fund and once they paid admission they had an equal right to everything that was at tiffany and so people had to sort of get used to mixing so the rich and the poor had to get used to being around them and not go. this is like activity a visit to to valeant a ride on the world. and finally i take it down a notch with a more relaxing ride on the carousel to wrap up my perfect weekend in copenhagen. i. can see a longer version of that trip on our you tube channel along with some of my other perfect weekend adventures now no g

charlottesville: former virginia governor terry mcauliffe's recount of the leadup the killing in charlottesville. and wrapping up a look at the best selling nonfiction book is is mark levin's critical look at the media, "unfreedom of the press." all of the authors have appeared on booktv and you can watch them online at booktv.org. >> tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern, on "after words," former virginia democracy governor terry mcauliffe talks about his book "charlottesville. >> if the can say this stuff i can do, and emboldened them. that's why the felt comfortable coming to charlottesville. make the pint that people used to wear hoods and do there is at night. they don't think they have to ware hoods anymore. charlottesville, their big coming out party but they

mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. joining us now for today's conversation in chief is former virginia governor terry mcauliffe. out with a new book, on the cover of newsweek this week called "beyond charlottesville: taking a stand against white nationalism." thank you for being here. we were talking in the break about the intensity of those days in charlottesville. i was skimming the book on the -- i willrom detroit read this weekend, but you take us behind the scenes. when president trump was giving the press conference intro tower following charlottesville, you and governor, what was going through your mind as you saw that? terry: i spoke to the president that morning and i told the azisident that we had n ugly, dirtymost things that i have ever heard. it was in car principle. i told the president, horrible racist in our state. they came from 35 states. said, we need you now, this is your time to be the moral leader and pull people together. then when he went out at his new jersey golf course and said they were good people on both sides -- there were not good people on both sides. there were good people in t

here talking to former governor of virginia, terry macqualify but his new book "beyond charlottesville: taking a stand against white nationalism" and we are markedcketed by we're almost at the two-year anniversary of the august 11th-august 12th august 11th-august 12th alt- right marchs in charlottesville that he commemorates and a few days out from another set of really horrifying murder sprees in america. it's a sobering

terry mcsweeney joins us in the city with the details. >> reporter: raj, very disturbing video but keep in mind it is just one incident. however, it happened at the wood mark condos on beale street. just a stone's throw where i'm standing at the proposed station here on the embarcadero ando opponents of the homeless center said if this goes through this is the kind of crime it will atrack. take a look at the video. the woman -- it is incredible. 1:30 in the morning, monday, the victim said the man was trying to get into the condos and the guard won't let him in and the man knocked the phone out of her hand and pulls her to the ground and ranting about saving her from the robots. he made no sense and struggles and caught in the middle of a tug-of-war and then gets inside. she talked to us today, two days later and she's still shaken. >> the first time i thought i was in and i wasn't. he came in with us. but the second time, the moment when i finally closed the door and we were safe, that feeling of i'm safe, i survived, after fighting for so long is irreversible. >> reporter: wow. police identified the attacker as 25-year-old austin james vincent, no city o

marks top a century since the woodstock music festival kicked off t.w. makes a pilgrimage to the new york town now wish those 3 days to peace. a one terry martin good to have you with us stock markets around the globe are dropping amid signs of a looming recession the sharp sell off follows the release of poor economic data from germany and china a key u.s. benchmark also signals more trouble ahead on wednesday the dow the dow jones industrial out. it suffered its worst day of the year so far closing 3 percent down while european equities shed holding 2 percent mental jitters are continuing thursday with asian markets down in afternoon trading. herself cover from a business desk is here to talk about all this good morning christophe so stoic stock markets have taken a huge dip what's got investors spooked is it purely the chinese american trade dispute it is mainly terry and the markets are mirroring the what's been playing the world economy for more than a year now and that is uncertainty often cluelessness what's going on created by policymakers and as you mentioned the u.s. china trade spat is the main issue here there is for many co

here talking to former governor of virginia, terry macqualify but his new book "beyond charlottesville: taking a stand against white nationalism" and we are marked, bracketed by we're almost at the two-year anniversary of the august 11th-august 12th august 11th-august 12th alt- right marchs in charlottesville that he commemorates and a few days out from another set of really horrifying murder sprees in america. it's a sobering thing to think that we keep thinking we hit rock bottom. i suspect we thought that two years ago, and we are bottoming out again. so, governor, congratulations on the book and thank you for making time to talk about it. >> thank you, dahlia, great to be here today. >> host: i wonder if we could start with the question that hovers a little bit over your first couple of chapters in book and then hovers over so much of the debate we're having right now in america and it's this question of place. i think it's not an accident that you start the book saying that when you wanted to run for novembers virginia, people said to you, you're from new york, you're from florida, you're not from here. i lived in charlottesville for 17 yea

terry's sources the short range missiles fell into the sea off the peninsula's east coast in an online statement north korea protested a joint military exercise being held by the us and south korea. japan is marking 74 years since the us nuclear attack on hiroshima which killed an estimated 140000 people and destroyed the city center. a minister shinzo abi attended and russia's mare to sumi months to a renewed calls for abolishing nuclear weapons. well china has been under criticism for its vast network of internment camps in the northern province but last week authorities said most people have now left them and found work that claim is being disputed by family members of those still missing human rights groups say more than a 1000000 muslim we gores and kazakhstan have been forcibly held in camps in recent years some of those who managed to leave and have sought asylum in other countries have brought with them harrowing tales of life inside those camps. here in istanbul on the banks of the prosperous. has rediscovered what it's like to live in liberty. today i feel free i feel good. that i can breathe again and feel the sun the my skin. is in a. good is an ethnic. she was interned in a camp in w

terry welker loves a stick and part because of the big wins. however -- >> was definitely old-school. >> old-school with no heat. >> the old mark twain line is absolutelyrue. the coldest winter winter i ever spent was in san francisco. coldve ever remembered as being on the sideline of a game and july. >> reporter: in 2015 when the stick was getting demolished, the great joe montana did not shed a single tear. >> when you drove out here and you saw this for the first time, what were you thinking? >> this is the best it has ever looked. >> reporter: is which bought the new state-of-the-art football stadium. just ask wadler lopez on his first visit. >> a beautiful new facility with all of the latest technology. >> reporter: over the years they have been remarkable changes from shoes to pads, it is dramatically later. >> players are bigger, stronger and faster and i one reason is the equipment. less equipment to carry around. stroke there are so many ways to view our games from streaming to hdtv. >> has changed everything. >> because of the replact for c truck as for diet they asked how we asked how he nutritionally prepared before a game. >> we drank a l