now, velum boss anne vetter wants to double her company's exports to germany to a volume of 4 million euros. but for that, the company also needs change its image. >> a german company boss told me he was surprised france makes such high-quality products. it hurt to hear that. because it's unfair. we french must prove that our products are better or at least as good as those made in germany. >> vetter is proud of her innovative business concept customers can choose the shape , and colour of lighting to suit their specific wishes. velum engineers then calculate which color temperature and intensity is best suited to a particular space. >> up there, we've installed lighting rails. they don't emit a harsh white light but instead a softer yellow light that adapts to the outside light area when the sun shines, there's less artificial light. when it's cloudy or evening, the light intensifies. >> but despite such ingenuity, vetter's business struggles to compete with german companies. for years, germany has benefitted from lower non-wage labour costs and greater labour market flexibility. vet

weekend as a whole so let's bring those results up and as we know we've already seen that cologne vetterbraman still without a win this season will all freiburg drew with have their berlin for. as for another drop there and that was with huff and haim homburg slipped up against a bar and you know david dreadful that run of form they're actually against bar munich or rb leipzig beach guard glad terrible result for them against laver coups and frankfurt through two all with dortmund slipped up against hanover and a good result on friday for shell that beat months. now go it's time to take a look at the table at the end of match day nine and there's no change at the top dortmund remain top of the table with biron in second tied on points in third hoffenheim are just a few points behind in fourth shellac and hung over move up after their respective victories and the other end absolutely no change at the bottom with cologne and braman still without a victory this season. now guys i want to ask you something really quickly to think there's going to be any change then the bottom you think colog

the bundesliga show follows after the break with all the big talking points from the weekend vetter bremen strike or even clausen it is our guest and his former team were one of the four in action on sunday bremen hoping for their first win of the season we will bring you all of the goals and see if women coach alexander nori can ease the pressure. don't forget you can always get news on the go to sound that are out from google play or the google app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news you can also use the app to send us your photos and videos. you're watching news from berlin more coming up at the top of the hour and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website at www dot com thanks for joining us. and they. take a.

winless vetter brain that we're looking to turn the page when they hosted out for it and took our face time for again the south western darby. we're also going to check in on the mood in the byron munich camp after they beat leipsic to take the bundesliga so much for the first time gets to. the it was all change at the top of the bundesliga on match day ten what about the bottom right men were gunning for their first win of the season on sunday visitors alex ward meanwhile were on a slide of their own their winless in four would be the day that braman coach alexander durie got off the hot seat. raymond's goal getter max cruiser was back after recovering from a broken collarbone both teams were counting on quick transitional play but it only worked for the fortieth minute michel big garnett one meal for outscored thomas delaney too far off his mark and an easy score for the austrian. have just before the interval greg origin again trying to turn provider for alfredsson baugus in but the icelandic case was brought down in the box by nicholas moyes. he stepped up and converted the penalty

distinguish the group from is al qaeda sought to operate as a clandestine movement that carefully vetter and control to participated in the organization and acted on behalf of the organization. isis has been much more aspiring to be a mass movement with low barriers to entry. if you say you are isis and want to act on their behalf, you are in. that is a more difficult problem set to address. even as the organization loses syria, theyiraq in can grab onto individuals from all parts of the world, bring them into the movement or encourage them to act on behalf of the movement, and that is different than al qaeda. brian: have you seen an increase in the number of fighters trying to leave syria into europe? nicholas: if you look back the arc of last couple of years, our european partners have done more to make it a more difficult project for individuals to travel from the conflict zone to europe. they have upped their own game in terms of tracking individuals from their countries who have gone to iraq in syria and doing a better job of sharing that information with other partners so we can al

it's probably the easiest to see the fire back in here, which is actually a work of art done by eli vetter, he does work in the smithsonian. and there are 15 fireplaces in the house and we have evidence that none have ever been there. -- have ever been lit. they're basically in their original condition because of that. this house when it was built had central heat. they were very decorative. fireplaces, when we have them in our homes today --the other use of this room was probably the dining room. we will take a look at that right now. so, here we have another room that the heurichs didn't use, it's a music room. these doors would have been closed. you can see to the doorways, great shot right here, and we have their 1901 steinway that was hand-painted that was rarely used. maybe for special occasions. the musicians' balcony, which is open on three sides, was really not ever used. it was probably intended for musicians to perform up there and be out of the way. we do today put musicians up there and have performances, and it sounds incredible. pretty amazing surround sound that you can hea

>> host: in a sense "the wall street journal" or propublicca would be a much sterner vetter than facebook, for example. >> absolutely. for instance, you know the fact checking do on my articles is insane. i'm concerned about everything i write being absolutely true and that we're held to -- we have legal liability for what we publish and so we have lawyers that read everything before we publish and we take our responsibility really seriously. most news organizations do. the problem is that now we have this decentralization of news so anyone can write anything anywhere and this is a great flowering of peach but when you have algorithm that sort and don't bike the account the fact that some news outlets are really fact checking some people are writing whatever conspiracy theory they think will get clicks and the other things can getmer traction, the algorithm puts them higher up or gives them a list and they can get current si they never got in the old world. the old world wasn't perfect. but we have to figure out a way to rebalance this equation, i think. >> host: julie, in a recent articl

what is host: in some sense, "wall propublica al" or would be a much sterner vetter than facebook, for example? oh, absolutely. for instance, like, you know the checking i do on my articles is insane. i'm very concerned about everything i write being true, and, you know, we have legal liability for what publish, we have lawyers that read everything before we publish and we take our responsibility really seriously. organizations do, and, you know, the problem is, now we of this sort decentralization of news so anyone can write something and this is a great flowering speech but at the same time, when you have these algorithms that sort and they account the fact that like some news outlets are really fact checking and some people are just writing conspiracy theory they think will get some clicks, and things imes those other can get more traction, more, the algorithm puts them higher up or some sort of lift, and then they can get currency have gotten in the old world. i'm not saying the old world was perfect. a lot of stories that didn't make the cut that should have but we have to figure

. >> host: so in a sense, "the wall street journal" or propublica would be a much sterner vetter than facebook. for example. >> guest: oh, absolutely. i mean, for instance, like even the amount of fact checking i do on my articles is insane, right? i'm very concerned about everything that i write being absolutely true and that, you know, we're held to -- we have legal liability for what we publish, and so we have lawyers that read everything before we publish, and we take our responsibility really seriously. and most news organizations do. and, you know, the problem is that now we have this sort of decentralization of news, so anyone can write something anywhere, and this is a great flowering of speech. but attempt, when you have thesal -- but at the same time, when you have these algorithms that sort and don't take into account that some people are just writing whatever conspiracy theory they think will get some clicks, sometimes those other things can get more traction, more -- you know, the algorithm puts them higher up or gives them some sort of lift, and they could get currency t

.- "we're working this area of dry creek, mount vetter road, up into rutherford as the fire continueso come down off of highway 29 corridor. so, this is all on the west side of highway 29." the tubbs fire continues to burn -- though chief biermann says it doesn't appear homes are in eminent danger.barry biermann/napa county fire dept.- "and, i do no anticipate, with our current conditions, um, that, that it will make it into the town of emergency crews are now working towards allowing people back into their neighborhoods at some point... for those whose homes are still standing. but some road closures will continue until then. wrapping up an emotionally taxing week for fire victims and their local leaders.belia ramos/supervis or- "and, i look forward to the day that this can be a distant memory in which we recall that we were resilient and that we got through this together. be well napa and be safe." one week down -- countless many more to go. in napa county, philippe djegal, kron four news. (justine) fire crews are working to protect a historic castle from the nuns fire. helicopters

.- "we're working this area of dry creek, mount vetter road, up into rutherford as the fire continuesome down off of highway 29 corridor. so, this is all on the west side of highway 29." the tubbs fire continues to burn -- though chief biermann says it doesn't appear homes are in eminent danger.barry biermann/napa county fire dept.- "and, i do no anticipate, with our current conditions, um, that, that it will make it into the town of calistoga." emergency crews are now working towards allowing people back into their neighborhoods at some point... for those whose homes are still standing. but some road closures will continue until then. wrapping up an emotionally taxing week for fire victims and their local leaders.belia ramos/supervisor- "and, i look forward to the day that this can be a distant memory in which we recall that we were resilient and that we got through this together. be well napa and be safe." one week down -- countless many more to go. in napa county, philippe djegal, kron four news. (justine) state and federal agencies are struggling to pay for the huge cost of fighti

they know i like eddie vetter.eddie vetter album and i'm still thinking about brother and daughter it is incredible. >> do you usually give each track a thumb's up or down >> my daughter tells me i have to tell them and we -- spotify is something my kids can't live without spotify. isn't that incredible. that's a bill that i have to pay. spotify, netflix, i have to pay these bills and amazon prime or else i get the call from my kids it's the only thing they call about. otherwise they text, hey, dad, did you pay the spotify bill. >> it used to be the gas and now it's everything but that. >> that's the three bills they care about, spotify. >> got leaders in kroger and colgate as jim was saying. let's get to bob pisani. >> mixed open. we have positive slightly positive consumer staples moving around and energy on the downside here you see a familiar pattern, folks, banks going into earnings, banks usually drop going into and immediately following the major bank earnings reports will start tomorrow with the semiconduct

sara lafleur-vetter was acquitted on misdemeanor charges stemming from her reporting on the protest onoctober 22. she was filming for the guardian at the time of her arrest. ththere are still hundreds of unresolved criminal cases related to the month-long resistance at standing rock. three water protectors are currently imprisoned while awaiting trial. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!w!, demomocracynow.org, the war r ad peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are broadcasting from the community media center of marin in san rafaeael, california.a. today is community media day, which celebratates community mea centers like this one around the country. here in california, catastrophic wildfires have killed at least 42 people and left thousands of homes and businesses in ruins. the fires are still burning across multiple counties. we are in marin, close to sonoma county, which some say has taken the brunt of the destruction, and is home to about 20,000 undocumented immigrants who've had little sanctuary from the fires. last week, immigration and customs enforcement, or

.- "we're working this area of dry creek, mount vetter road, up into rutherford as the fire continuesdown off of highway 29 corridor. so, this is all on the west side of highway 29." the tubbs fire continues to burn -- though chief biermann says it doesn't appear homes are in eminent danger.barry biermann/napa county fire dept.- "and, i do no anticipate, with our current conditions, um, that, that it will make it into the town of calistoga." emergency crews are now working towards allowing people back into their neighborhoods at some point... for those whose homes are still standing. but some road closures will continue until then. wrapping up an emotionally taxing week for fire victims and their local leaders.belia ramos/supervisor- "and, i look forward to the day that this can be a distant memory in which we recall that we were resilient and that we got through this together. be well napa and be safe." one week down -- countless many more to go. in napa county, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( james )( robin ) now lets get a check of weather, wind are huge concerns, its another sp

voter suppression is there's an outpouring of tweets refuting these tweets as being false and illegal vetter suppression. we saw eight times as many tweets seen on the refuting tweets. we saw ten times as many users retweeting tweets that warned other voters about this. senator blumenthal: but there's no question in your mind that this kind of image is voter suppression. i have 20, 30, 40 of them. there may have been people discounting them but they kept reappearing and you're telling us you have no way of noting how many voters in effect wasted their efforts believing this false image, correct? mr. edgett: we were focused on removing the content. senator blumen thaul: i'm not sure we're able to -- senator blumenthal: i'm not sure but we'll try. if we still have the image from the heart of texas it's been taken away i'm told. so we can do without the image. let me ask you, mr. stretch, that post or ad, whatever you call it, was in fact targeted to an audience, correct? mr. stretch: each of the post was targeted to an audience. i confess i'm not sure precisely which one you're referring to. s