spots where celebrations are taking place today is my colleague thomas sparrow we can join him now thomas tell me more about where you are. exactly i don't know you mention that this is one of the key spots where the amount of events will be taking place today here in berlin this is the banaue. memorial and as you can probably see behind me the wall used to run exactly in the street it divided here family and friends and it stood rightly in front it's completely in front of many buildings here in van alledged haas and as such now it is one of the key memorials here in berlin and it's also by the way a moral where people can learn a lot about how that division in german history was overcome and what the 9th of november 989 actually meant and we've got a piece where we can show exactly what the 901989 meant for people living here in berlin let's have a look. god the world must die what had seemed unimaginable became true on november 9th 1989. after 28 years a chink in the wall and suddenly immeasurable freedom. when i'm with my mother and my father over there can i go over there and see my paren

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community to help us bring back the displaced to the villages and to the towns of russell lying and tell thomas and to dr taqi from on land that is majority magnetic of him let him ever get it watch out if what syria's kurds are concerned the turkish plan to resettle refugees in northern syria is actually an ethnic cleansing operation designed to push them out of the area they've now lost control of their semiautonomous region and fear what may come next. police in hong kong have used to gas to break up rioting by black clad pro-democracy protests this demonstrate to set fire to street barricades metro stations and attacks the local office of china's shin the one using agency or tests against china's perceived meddling in hong kong's freedoms have now ended their 22nd week regime has indicated it may no tighten its grip on the semi autonomous territory. for. claims of tear gas fill central hong kong as pro-democracy protesters gathered 1st 22nd week they were met with forceful police response. you wanted to get the fighting come up on again yeah get right on some people what i think it makes mo

community to help us bring back the displaced to the villages and to the towns of russel honore and tell thomas and to dr taqi from all that and that is by jodi magnetic of humanity mitigated by jodi of what syria's kurds are concerned the turkish plan to resettle refugees in northern syria is actually an ethnic cleansing operation designed to push them out of the area they've now lost control of there some a ton of this region and fear what may come next. let's get you up to speed now on some of the other stories making news around the world. leaders from southeast asia china japan and other regional powers are meeting in bangkok for the annual summit participating nations are hoping to reach an agreement over an economic partnership and set a code of conduct regarding disputed waters in the south china sea. an indigenous land defender has been shot dead and another wounded by illegal loggers in brazil's amazon paulo polina watch a jar of was reportedly attacked and shot on friday it was part of a group formed to combat logging gangs the killing increases concerns about escalating violence aga

thomas allegedly telling a supervisor, "we messed up. we didn't do any rounds." prosecutors say video surveillance shows the guards "sat their desk and appeared to have been asleep," at times browsing the internet for furniture and motorcycles. epstein had just been removed from suicide watch, but was left for eight hours before he was found with "with a noose around his neck." those guards have pleaded not guilty. their union blaming staff shortages. today, the director of the brur roe of prisons grilled epstein's death. >> do you concur with the opinion that it was a suicide? >> that was the finding of the coroner, sir. >> okay. do you have any evidence to suggest otherwise? >> i do not. >> reporter: the pathologist hired by epstein's family to investigate has said that the evidence points to homicide. federal prosecutors say security footage shows no one entered the area where epstein was housed that night. >> so, let's get to eva pilgrim with us tonight live, and you mention the surveillance. epstein was obviously a high profile inmate. authorities knew this

thomas allegedly telling a supervisor, we messed up, we don't do any rounds.niture and motorcycles. epstein had just been removed from suicide watch but was left for eight hours before he was found with a noose around his neck. those guards have pleaded not guilty, their union blaming staff shortages. the director of the bureau of prisons grilled by senators about epstein's death. >> do you concur with the opinion that it was a suicide? >> that was the finding of the coroner, sir. >> okay. do you have any evidence to suggest otherwise? >> i do not. >> reporter: the pathologist hired by epstein's family to investigate has said that the evidence points to homicide. federal prosecutors say that security footage shows no one entered the area where epstein was housed that night. those cameras cover the hallways of the jail. the only time epstein would have been monitored by cameras around the clock was while he was on suicide watch. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to eva. >>> add new york to the states suing juul for allegedly targeting young people.

and here in the studio i'm joined by john barrack it's great to see both of you now thomas i'd like to start with you tell us a bit about the events of this morning at the commemoration at barito as tosser. arianna we're standing now at the bernauer. memorial this is one of the most important in wall memorials right here in the center of the german capital it was not far away from here where the wall actually stood on the wall that by the way stood right in front of many buildings that dividing families dividing friends on a such today is a very powerful symbol not only of division but also of that division that was later overcome when the burden wall fell 3 decades ago and we're standing now actually you know places where people after the official ceremony they could actually come here leave a rose as you can actually see there's music behind me and people are attending that sort of improvised concert so this on the one hand was obviously a very political event with chancellor angela merkel with german president fun part of my with the leaders of poland hungary czech republic on. but now after those even

more now on the flooding — thomas wiltshire,was stranded on a train because of flooding and is currently in manchester instead of sheffield tells what happened. i was on the 1918 northern train from manchester piccadilly to cleethorpes. and we got stuck in the peak district because of flooding on the line at brindle ford. we were on the train for about three hours. and are you still with us? i think we have got a frozen line commerce, hello, line froze for a moment, you were on the train you set for three hours, but what happened next? we were stuck for three hours, and we were going back to manchester. we went

guard michael thomas allegedly later telling a supervisor, we messed up, we didn't do any rounds. epstein had just been removed from suicide watch, but was left for eight hours before he was found with a noose around his neck. prosecutors say no one was seen entering epstein's cell block. the defense wants to see those videos. the prosecutors say the evidence in this case includes hundreds of hours of jailhouse surveillance. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >>> russia may be banned from competing in the next two olympics. >> experts at the world anti-doping agency say russia still violates the worlds about performance-enhancing drugs. if the agency's board approves, the ban would also include other competitions such as soccer's world cup. >>> more sports now, the final nfl game -- i'm all verklempt, i voice is like going i'm so excited about football -- really? no. ravens carve up the rams. lamar jackson matched a career high with five touchdown passes in his "monday night football" debut. baltimore 45-6 beatdown on los angeles. i'm saying, jack. the ravens scored touchdowns the f

thomas move his wife maybe but players hearing from the captain. talking about replacements a few names have been mentioned i know they have a short term fix in place what are the reports telling us she has some point some is going to consult thomas miller's wife a lot to know what she thinks the situation but no there are a few names in the hat there have been for a little while now as nico that she's time has soul of stagnates a little bit rich a point you'd say no the top hotspur boss absolutely revolutionized that club and he's always one of the names when one of these top clubs is looking for a new coach eric 10 hawg she took a very young fantastically hard pressing on to the champions league semifinals last season against all odds and ralph rang at the head of international relations and scouting at all the logic but the problem is as we said before this isn't preseason right this is midway through a series ability has to be an issue some of these coaches the coaches you've mentioned are on contract we'll put you say you know deion 2023 for example told a moment i want to give up their coach at this point in the season the matter what's going on with this season in the p

we welcome one of the researchers on that study, nancy thomas of the tisch college. tellat you looked at and what you found. nancy: thank you for having me. our study is unique because we actually mary enrollment records with voting records, publicly available voting records. that gives us a pretty enviable database. we work with over 1000 colleges and universities in the country, and we have a database of 10 million college student records for each of the last four federal elections. 2018 was pretty exciting for everyone in this work. the college student voting rate from 2014 22018 actually doubled. it was pretty significant. 2014, which happened to be a record low turnout rate, not just for college students but all americans, the voting rate was about 19% for college students. 2018, that number went up to 40%. that is a 21 percentage point gain. let me put that in perspective for you. out inericans turned 2018 to vote. that game was 37 percentage -- 37% in 2014, up to again of 132018, so percentage points. college students, that gain was 21 percentage points. they are r

researching this and thomas's hospital one of the local hospitals here tell me you're on a bus on the bridge to what happened was on the team bus and on going towards me and we're stopped in traffic and all the sudden i see people police officers running up the bridge people getting out of cars were getting off the buses. going in their cars and then in their cars about in the buses trying to get off and i.

all right i want to go even now to thomas who is standing by thomas sperry just tell us a little bit more about what is happening there as these ceremonies profession take place. was i mentioned just a 2nd ago this is the main political event on the day of the berlin wall and the 1st we've had our whole week here of what has been described as a festival so more than 200 events in different locations in that played a role in the fall of the berlin wall 30 years ago and one of the highlights is obviously what is happening right here in back i watched this very important i mean morial where you can clearly understand what that division meant 30 years ago how about division actually separated families and friends how it also affected obviously the politics not only of germany but also of the entire region and what we're seeing today especially this morning is the political event with chancellor angela merkel with the german president francois dust on my on with the 4 leaders of poland czech republic slovakia hungary and we will see also here as we also mentioned religious part of the cer

let's bring in my idea of your colleague thomas turn now for more about what just happened today so that that tweet tell us about that does that have implications for this impeachment inquiry well it's on heard of i mean it's these days unusual in the hearings and like this to have live tweets but in a trump world of course it becomes more and more usual nancy pelosi the speaker of the house the democrats came out to say in a press conference afterwards that not pointing all talking directly about trump's tweet but speaking about witness intimidation in general i'm pointing towards that it's of course a crime so whether this will be picked up in the impeachment inquiry later on we will have to see at the latest stage but otherwise what we heard today we. didn't hear anything new and i read you one of each said more or less the same things that she said in the closed door hearing some time ago and as you just underlined the the issue of being felt threatened and the uncomfortable situation of being on the air what she called a smear campaign from. personal lawyer giuliani rudy giuliani so let's talk abou

people using whatever medium was available, common sense, a paid political broadside, thomas paine had a twitter handle, tell able to broadcast that message, there was a role -- i think thomas jefferson would be tweeting. thomas paine was common sense. neil: people are free to express their views. in advertising should be more scrutinized? >> good question. when you look at this, mark zuckerberg has taken a lot of heat related to you are going to allow these politicians to say things that are blatant lies but is that mark zuckerberg's responsibility? the responsibility lies with the person who says these things. neil: what do you think of that? >> a lot of liberal democrats pushing mark zuckerberg to limit free speech because they know they can't do what they want to do vis-À-vis the constitution. mark warner, elizabeth warren, aoc trying to pressure mark zuckerberg to do what they can't do. neil: look what is going on in space. it is quiet. just looking at the earth. more after this. (ernie) lost rubber duckie? (burke) you mean this one? (ernie) rubber duckie! (cookie) what about a broken cookie jar? (burke

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experience thomas fassbender he's a journalist on a former businessman very good evening to you tell this 1st of all do you agree with forbes saying that the russian economy's now become bullet proof or pretty much because the economy which can pay its external public cash out of its pocket has not much to fear to begin with we're looking at about 10 to 15 percent of g.d.p. the russian public debt which is very very small compared to 6162 percent in germany much higher. in the united states so from that point of view of view yes bullet proof that they were putin said that sanctions imposed on russia are actually backfiring on the west would you agree with him or not. i wouldn't i wouldn't say they backfired because over the last years basically both sides have come to terms with their relative position towards sanctions what of course still hurts the european economy of the same tunes by russia against producers agriculture producers from western europe but that is just a part of the whole picture backfiring i would say the most important is that russia has managed to find ways aroun

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the prime minister refuses to pardon a key suspect who wants to tell all in a case to implicate top government officials. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us climate activists around the world are taking to the streets in the 4th global climate strike today they're demanding that governments step up their efforts to further cut carbon emissions now demonstrators in australia kicking off the day. test planned in cities around the world in sydney . skipping school for a rally outside the city hall in march they were joined by victims of the bushfires that have been ravaging parts of australia. i always take. a look at it stating my link to mankind action will say it's a great many pushing their labor they see me being affected by these people a lot of people have lost their lives we cannot count on the type of round up and finally. i thought everything through and i would like anything to be straight looks. like. it was. my right to think that. i was. really boring. ok the global climate strike now underway in australia kicking off here in germany in a few hours time let's talk about that now with climate activists

the prime minister refuses to pardon a key suspect who wants to tell all in a case thought to implicate top officials. are brought in thomas great to have you with us climate activists around the world are taking to the streets in the 4th fridays for future global climate strike now they're demanding that governments step up their efforts. to cut carbon emissions and they're sending a message as well to the un climate change conference that begins in madrid next week now we're going to say more than 3000 strikes are planned around the world today here you can get a sense of the scale of the rallies that are taking place and that we're going to be reporting on as well although cities across the planet will be at some of the with our correspondents now the rallies are calling on politicians as mentioned to boost their efforts to curb c o 2 emissions australians were among the 1st to turn out in sydney hundreds of children and young people skipping school told a rally outside city hall 'd marched in the streets they were joined by victims of the bush fires that have been ravaging parts of australia i thought everything throug

i also looked at thomas mann's joseph books, a trilogy -- four books that tell the story of joseph and his brothers. but it's also discussing the rise of naziism in germany at that time. a comment on his own time. and finally, david grossman's little book, sampson. a difficult story, but -- sampson is a very unlikely hero. a kind of thug, really. but goldman does -- if you want to see what mid rash is like, you see it with goldman. he takes -- grossman, rather. he takes every single sentence and comments on it and comes out with some beautiful thoughts about human nature in the person of that unlikely hero, sampson. so, or yes, i think we can -- there are attempts to find scriptures, new ones. they can become rather sloppy and sentimental. but when they're applied with rigor in the way that milton did and grossman and mann, you have an intelligence that makes you see the scriptures differently and apply them to your own age. >> wonderful combination of scripture and literature. thank you for that complete answer. there's a -- oh, right over there. >> hello. my name's jacques. i had a q

tell us. what we're here on some thomas street over my shoulder you can see the south side of 'd the london bridge you can see the police lights you can see important place here with police officers were right next to guys hospital and joining me is michael connor allen who is an events organizer who's who's driving a van across on the bridge heading north on the bridge when all the commotion happened just starting to shift right here ok oh yes this shot just told ok i can tell me what you saw yes we was heading from this side of the bridge over to the bridge to law then you still we are just off coming straight. as he's driving out of the traffic so slowing down. so bands are sort of coming down the deluge turn around it's turned around this is something that is happening at the north side of the bridge side sort of banks is that banks august is going to have yeah as we be sure driving up fancy coming down saying a nice round people are driving across the burj turning around we don't know what to do a lot of it going on sounds like pandemonium it was it was crazy it was not us and then everyone t

director thomas homan with us, fireworks in his testimony, battling democrat lawmakers trying to attack the trump administration border policies, homan telling want to know where there is a border crisis? look in the mirror. we have him on tonight. and day three of the impeachment hearings, president trump calling it a kangaroo court, and calls nancy pelosi incompetent, new polls show that voter are split. to iran outrage in the world, human right groups

pressure after refusing to pardon a key suspect willing to tell all in a case many believe involves top officials and a massive cover. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us climate activists around the world are taking to the streets in the 4th global climate strike today they're demanding the government step up their efforts to further cut carbon emissions demonstrators in australia kicking off the day of protests which are planned and hundreds of cities in sydney. schoolchildren they're skipping classes to hold a rally outside the town hall march through the streets they were joined by victims of the bush fires that have been ravaging parts of australia i may say. they have it stating my claim to mankind that some will say it to raise money but it was really really good i mean the fact that i think people have lost limbs people have lost their lives because the last count was to fight the drug out finally. i thought everything through man i was not going to be treated look. like. my right. hand. and. i was. thinking. really boring but. ok the global climate strike now underway in australia kicking off here in germany in a few

so he said all of this to tell you that he had the names of everybody that murdered my son, which is thomas hannibal, anthony hunter, and marcus carter. still, this day, no justice for my son. i come with this poster because i still ask for a venue for our children, and i bring this because megan -- megan rohrer. police department suggested that they can fund a placard for my son on the ground where he died, and she sent me some of these things from a placards that -- in the castro that are in the castro, and there are people that have been deceased or gone. and i was wondering if you guys can work with her to get this placard for my son on the corner of grove and baker. she's talked with vallie brown, and she's in for it. she's willing to do it, but i need more help because it's not happening right now, and it's almost like a promise, what people have been telling us all of our lives, we're going to do this and we're going to do this and we're going to do this for you mothers, and it never gets done, so i'm asking for help. >> president hirsch: thank you. >> thank you. >> president hirsch:

thomas falsified the records by claiming they did check on epstein despite later telling their supervisorid not. as we switch gears take a peek outside get a check on the 4 zone forecast looking live here at the embarcadero in the city joining us now chief meteorologist laura's car now say it could you're you're just easy. it's not really getting better, but it's that you know we actually have some rain out there to not everywhere not everywhere at least in the north it. >>but again some showers here take it out on the doppler radar. if you close your eyes you might miss it here comes swinging by and there's not a ton of energy with it. but there you go we've had some wraparound showers around the area of low pressure moving into southern california. i'm very light amounts as a moved on by the way that is the most we've seen in quite some time of course that's not good enough to end the fire danger we're seeing those gusty winds developing now in the north cloverdale gusting over 30 miles per hour. some the mountaintops in the can kate fire area gusting to 40 plus miles per hour. so certa

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firefighting effort when i get more now from andrew thomas who joins us live from sydney under the weather conditions were expected to improve on wednesday so tell us what's been happening. well here in sydney they definitely have derren it's 25 degrees right now this time yesterday it was in the high 30 degrees celsius and the wind well you can see there's no wind at school today but there were fierce winds all day on tuesday and it was those 2 factors combined with a very very dry landscape out the months of drought that made the fire authorities so worried about the conditions on tuesday that a little bit labeled them catastrophic will in the end catastrophic conditions didn't lead to catastrophe which of course was the great fear loss of life through on controlled by the well lots and lots of fires across the southeastern states of new south wales some of them in the suburbs of sydney most of them were put out pretty swiftly the fire authorities were ready for the conditions on tuesday and they got on top of the parts fast but as you heard the commissioner there say many of the fires burning mostly in very rural areas away from houses away f

those, of course, helped firefighters and fire officials telling residents that this will not turn into the deadly and massively destructive thomasof 2017. >> i also want to assure you that this is not the thomas fire based on the location eventually it will run out of fuel. i mean by fuel, it's combustible growth, brush, grasses. looking at maybe 12,000 acres at the biggest footprint on this. >> cnn's nick watt is in ventura county with an update fighting. where do we stand? >> reporter: having trouble getting ahold of these fires. y mentioned, the winds dropped last night at about 6:00 local time. a lot of red flag warnings were lifted, but not in parts of ventura, sure enough, about 6:15 this fire popped up as families can out trick-or-treating. this morning had problems. had to stop the chopper drops of water because some people were flying drones in the area. they are right now about 500 firefighters on the ground trying to protect the infrastructure and the high voltage power lines farms. rural-ish area north of los angeles. look up there, push in there, jared. this fire is still burning and it actually jumped this little r

tell you. steve nicholson. it's the national search dog disaster foundation, they'll make the final determination. acting captain thomas, captain miller, they do hurricanes, and they're available locally. they're looking for more dogs, so they've had informational meetings, told them how difficult it is to take care of a dog, ran through the program, and now we're at final stages for interviews. >> commissioner cleaveland: so you have the ability to have two dogs or you have two dogs currently. it's expensive, $6,000 per dog in terms of buying a dog that's been trained. >> so the national search disaster foundation provides the dog. >> commissioner cleaveland: with retalking about rescue dogs here? are we talking about -- [inaudible] >> i use the word support because we're supporting this program, so sorry if -- for the confusion. but right now, we have two. if we can pass up all three, we might be lending one of those handlers to oakland. oakland is in need of one of those handlers, so that's a possibility. >> we're talking about support dogs for mental health, for ptsd. what's the status of that? >> i can speak to th

tell you. so ask me anything. >> obviously not anything. >> anything. anything. you could ask this thomas what's your name? >> yes. yes. they did want to know this person's identity and what anonymous said was i will reveal it in due time, but the reason i'm not revealing my identity is because president trump so often focuses on the messenger and the person and he wants -- he or she wants the public to focus on the message and what's going on inside the trump white house rather than all the insults the president will lodge. but let's do a dramatic reading of another really good question that was asked of the anonymous author. you ask the question, john, and i'll answer it. this came in last night via the internet. >> does everyone who works in the white house hate trump? i can't imagine working for somebody with a personality like that. >> you shouldn't have read that. >> is that the one you wanted in. >> yes. okay. here's what anonymous said. you'd be surprised or maybe not how remarkably widespread the sentiments in "a warning" are shared hourly amongst all folks in all corners of the

tells month for that. >>eric reason just finished gassing up driving towards the exit with the off-duty richmond police officer who has now been identified as sergeant virgil thomas. >>drove his vehicle infront of reasons vehicle and parked in an open space. >>pair of the mysteries and he got inis way to some degree ends honking the horn and screaming your office and the officer initiated the screaming bause he was a person up any inconvenience spends 2 reasons delay in getting out of the parking lot. >>the union representing richmond policofficers media that reads in part ial quote fortunately with a police officer is confronted by a felon with a firearm deadly force may be necessary however, notes as the off-duty officer did not entify himse. she says she believes that if he did mister reason would still be alive is very fferent. >>to get an an alteation with another rome and on and on over some sort of dispute and a person saying a police officer people don't want to get into a shootout with police and the person identified himself as police officer, this would not happen. we contacted the vallejo police department to see what they have to say about this. >>e

so he said all of this to tell you that he had the names of everybody that murdered my son, which is thomas hannibal,

viewers is not another liberal billionaire to tell us which lightbulbs to use and how much soda we can buy. jillian: give him a chance. speaking of thomasfelt like a was a brian to lead talk. dennis, a lot of comments about the weather today. it is colder. >> especially in tampa, florida. it was 75 °, a beautiful day and we come back to freezing temperatures in the northeast, the reality sets in. we have 16 in minneapolis, 17 in chicago, 25 in kansas city, cold air moving in. the 24 hour temperature change is quite evident on this map with a 17 ° difference in new york city, 24 ° difference in memphis and dallas, 23 ° difference from this time yesterday. you see this front moving through bringing some snow. it did bring some snow to part of the interior northeast but i want to show you the arctic air that is yet to come into sunday, monday and tuesday. that means we have the cold air in place, any kind of moisture will mean a snow event. if we go 7 days out, i don't like to go 7 days out because that gets sketchy but you can see especially the interior northeast with measurable snow. rob: you posted that on twitter. i gave at the office

making concessions on any of the protesters demands andrew thomas al jazeera beijing and with the news hour life in london much more still to tell you about. was hundreds are rallying in care to star know that allegations that hundreds of millions of public funds were stolen. politician fanned by one politician fanned the flames in chile saying the country can't return to normal that human rights being violated and then in sport the world and don't. agency recommends the russian athletes be forced to compete as neutrals may just forcing events for the next 4 years. thousands of march through georgia's capital demanding the government resign and call snap elections they've also blocked entrances to parliament to stop choose day morning session from going ahead as well as more than a week i will demonstrations on the government's failure to introduce a promised electoral reform bill the measure would have made the country's electoral system proportional but was blocked by members of the ruling georgian dream party the opposition is saying the current nick system favors the holding party although in farsi and walker's been a protes

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elections one of those andrew thomas for more under whichever way you cut it this isn't a barrison result for beijing just how is it being viewed in china be. or what is quite telling is that when you're in beijing as i am you hear very little about the election results nothing on state media nothing on television you wouldn't even know these elections had happened and yet in the run up to the elections there was plenty on state media which really tells you all you need to know i want to give an example of that this is china daily the official english language but essentially government mouthpiece newspaper here in beijing this is monday morning's paper but of course it was printed on sunday night when the turnout was known but when the results weren't known and here is the front page headline turnout sets wreck order in hong kong district voting obviously at that point it was a significant story and inside an editorial in that same part paper seems to suggest the high turnout will be good news for beijing i'll read a bit of it it says that the election saw both a record turnout and a record number of candidates demonstrates the hopes of hong kong residents that th