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where he's been ever since investigators say he knows the woods very well it's like his 2nd home they call him a loner a social outcast and he himself is alleged to have written perhaps a manifesto that calls for an end to relying on technology and getting back in touch with nature in the woods around you now police are looking for him but they've so far come up with nothing and they say they'll keep on looking for him they have the patience and the resources to do it even as they say they're going to be reducing their visible presence and continuing the hunt in the background that was william glynn croft in the black forest caring for the elderly here in germany as a job that's done a largely by migrant workers from eastern europe many of them are on call around the clock providing help to hundreds of thousands of elderly people but many carers that say they're being seriously underpaid for their work one bulgarian carer has now taken her employer to court for legit exploitation. coffee and cake in the afternoon a german tradition that reminds divina of the time she spent in berlin a

where he's been ever since investigators say he knows the woods very well it's like his 2nd home they call him a loner a social outcast and he himself is alleged to have written perhaps a manifesto that calls for an end to relying on technology and getting back in touch with nature in the woods around you now police are looking for him but they've so far come up with nothing and they say they'll keep on looking for him they have the patience and the resources to do it even as they say they're going to be reducing their visible presence and continuing the hunt in the background. william lacrosse reporting there this is news and a reminder of the top story at the south. course has ruled that tech giant apple does not have to pay ireland $13000000000.00 guitarist in fact that commission had to close it because it's ace is yet to decide whether to appeal so they go p. and pull it off chance. that you have today to update every news event but if you can also visit our website. you can also follow us on twitter and on instagram we're at d w news it's been great having your company join bran

where he's been ever since investigators say he knows the woods very well it's like a 2nd home they call him a loner a social outcast and he himself is alleged to have written perhaps a manifesto that calls for an end to relying on technology and getting back in touch with nature in the woods around you now police are looking for him but they've so far come up with nothing and they say they'll keep on looking for him they have the patience and the resources to do it even as they say they're going to be reducing their visible presence and continuing the hunt in the background. reporting from the black forest in germany. well this week on conflict zone t w sara kelly confronts the zimbabwean foreign minister over 8 coronavirus scandal the country's recently fired health minister is facing prison time after being accused of illegally awarding a huge contract to a company that so the government expensive spacemen these masks were apparently costing the government $28.00 per mask there's been public uproar over that he's facing 15 years in prison if convicted will your citizens see real

i guess i'm a mayor, you know. >> the wood money has drawn attention from all over the world. it's be much more of a joke or a gimmick. >> it's be a god send. i can buy things that i couldn't buy because i was scrapping for any kind of work i could get. barely be able to buy food. >> when we caught up with her she was buying groceries with the wooden money. she could have also paid her water bill with it, gotten her prescription filled, or even had a tasty meal at top juan's mexican kitchen. >> when something like this happens we go into survival mode. you start thinking, ok, these are my expenses. can i type out? probably not. i think this money has allowed people to have that and even people who really do need it, need to have their groceries every week and cooperate afford this, i think this would really help them. >> it also helps businesses when they redeem the bills with city hall for regular cash. >> each bills igne dtu a rough latin rase meaninge'veot this handled. >> that is incredible. >> but good luck getting molly's share. >> i have actually be offed up to $300 for

woods left? >> no, iñkógñ really can't reme.orking closely with joe, particularly on the standards to be applied, working with john on the grounds for impeachment, along with bill weld. i shared an office with a young lawyer who was in john doar's law firm in wisconsin by the name of tom bell. he was very focused on, you know, aggregating and recording the facts, the statements of information. so i don't remember. i do remember that starting in early summer, maybe this was through bernie, i began listening to tapes. and i began to listen to the tapes of president nixon talking to his staff members, talking to henry kissinger, talking to his filipino valet. and i particularly remember what we called the tape of tapes, which was richardxdy0ujz!i/ tap himself listening to tapes. and i was one of several people whose job it was to try to in so far as possible, perfect the transcription. so we would sit there, you know, with the headphones on, just exhaustingly listening, trying to make out words. some of the transcription had alread

bring your family to muir woods and get some fresh air. >> reporter: another difference, muir woods fornal tourists that make a beeline for this destination. it is going to me more bay area locals for now. a staycation spot to hit the summer. >>> there is a call to rename jack london square in oakland. the reason critics want the name replaced with a well-known bay area leader. plus, details of a program in oakland designed to help low income families. george floyd. his name was george floyd. say his name. say his name. george floyd. say his name. say their names. go to blacklivesmatter.com >> i just wish the we had never called 911. >>> a family in fremont demanding answers after they released body cam video of the death of their son and it appears to contradict earlier reports made by officers. plus, >> trumps words are not the only problem. >> asian communities in the bay area speaking out against president trump after more reports of racist incidents during this pandemic. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us and welcome to mornings on 2. i'm dave clark. >>> good morning i'm pa

joe root in forjoe denly, and bowlers james anderson and mark wood rested, plus a possible return for stuart broad. a 13—man squad has been named, with the team yet to be picked. root, who missed the first test for the birth of his second child, spoke with our cricket corresondent jonathan agnew. it was a week that i would never have got back if i came back and played so in many ways it was lovely to be there and time without for the first time around, i had to fight india so to get that first week, i thought it was very special. i thought it was very special. i thought ben did a good job as captain. i'm through the back and working forge getting back out there. a unique situation for you watching the match and television. and pretty much on every ball which was quite strange and difficult in some ways. it is one of those strange situations that you sometimes find yourself in and work your way through. i am bound to ask your way through. i am bound to ask you about the decision about stuart broad and whether you were talking —— involved in making that decision, a big step to leave som

to do of slavery or that it's impossible to achieve then you may have heard the story of henrietta wood a former slave who in 1870 sued for reparations and won until now i would have said that is about as likely to happen as washington d.c. has football team changing its racist name but with a team name change on the horizon it looks like these pigs will fly born into slavery in kentucky between 18181820 who was eventually sold during her teenage years to a frenchman named william so rode who lived with his wife jane in new orleans but william returned to france without jade who vento would with her to cincinnati ohio where she legally registered her as a free woman and 1848 but just those rich kids fight over their parents' inheritance james' daughter josephine consider what her rightful property and josephine enlisted the help of a deputy sheriff in covington kentucky named zabulon ward to kidnap her and return her to the south. even was employer a boarding house keeper named for backup boyd was in on the kidnapping offering to make sure wood was on a carriage ride that would stop at

now with back to my neck of the woods in. the restaurant with people in the evening. again due to the covert $900.00 situation this place is about 99 percent of the patrons that come to this restaurant are international guests hopefully once the school is over we'll have you wining and dining with the restaurant and beautiful. and monica the woods and have fun with us. my next stop involved in the is a tour of the harbor. on board the cap we 1st pass along. the stretch of water that extends from the fishing port of fundamental to the. fundamentalist seaside resort is actually district of the city of course. stock. in the last stock harbor we're greeted by the cruise ship terminal normally it's busy some 200 cruise ships docked here every year. the whole stop shipyards were cruise ships are built are also unusually quiet it's still not clear how and when things will start back up again. an hour later we're on our way back to bottom and . tourism has a long tradition here the 1st hotels for tourists opened in the early 19th century . as a stroll along the problem not on

mayor marion barry the set her up a fire at the ohio courthouse for wood earned her freedom destroyed her freedom papers and her captors seized her only copy even an early lawsuit an innkeeper filed on her behalf was tossed which gave zabulon board the freedom to sell her to slave owner gerard brandon in mississippi a man who was determined to keep wood and hundreds of other slaves in bondage well after the civil war after more than a dozen years of re captivity would now a mother earn her freedom again in 866 and eventually return to the north and with the help of a lawyer whose family hired wood as a domestic worker she sued a secular ward in $870.00 for $20000.00 and reparations and a case that historian w. caleb mcdaniel noted would drag on for 8 years due to a number of obstacles those obstacles that daniel told specifically a magazine or that the words lawyer stalled claiming that her failed ante bellum suit for freedom proved his innocence they also said that war is a legit crimes had occurred too far in the past a recurring argument against reparations and similar award i reca

massive search for the 31 year old after he disarmed 4 officers have done point and fled into the woods near the town of open now last sunday. mass protests are continuing in russia's far east over the arrests of surrogate fergal a popular governor of the screeching which borders china he faces murder charges going back more than a decade but supporters say those charges are politically motivated fergal was detained last week and flown to moscow for pretrial detention. u.s. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg says her liver cancer has returned the 87 year old said she'll continue serving on the court while she undergoes chemotherapy ginsburg is the most prominent member of the supreme court's liberal minority if she were to retire or die president donald trump could appoint a new justice before the november election. french officials have launched an arson inquiry after a major fire at the cathedral in the western city of. the blaze has now been contained and authorities are treating the incident as a criminal act footage shows flames leaping inside the gothic monument and a large

firefighters working at the cathedral what happened during the fire was that the big organ made of wood completely burnt out and parts of it parts of that organ has come down has fallen down to the ground but the other parts which have burned and which are still somehow after they're on the 1st floor in the cathedral in the firefighters are not trying to evacuate these parts because they're afraid they could fall down and damage other paces you know. as statues that are inside the cathedral they're trying to bring these. to make sure that you know to control the situation the fire is under control but there are still some little fires going on there also taking out the degre to be able to access these fire to extinguish them and investigators seem pretty quick to be looking into arson as a possible motive what do we know about that. well absolutely and in this to geisha has been launched at the beginning the investigators were seemingly thinking that it wasn't arson because you know it started one of the fires started at the big organize a set which is which was made of wood and it was

now with back to my neck of the woods in. going through the restaurant with people dinners in the evening. it's a good. q. to the covert $900.00 situation space is a good sport about 99 percent of the patrons that come to this restaurant are international guests so pretty once the squid is over we'll have you wining and dining with us here in the restaurant and beautiful cape town and monica the woods and yeah and have fun with us. my next stop involved in the is a tour of the harbor. on board the captain bus we 1st pass along the ice storm the stretch of water that extends from the fishing port of fundamental to the last of harbor the vandeman the seaside resort is actually district of the city off was stuck. in the hall stuck harbor we're greeted by the cruise ship terminal normally it's busy some $200.00 cruise ships docked here every year. the last stop shipyards were cruise ships are built are also unusually quiet it's still not clear how and when things will start back up again. an hour later we're on our way back to. t

and my neck of the woods and have fun with us. my next stop involved in the is a tour of the harbor. on board the cap we 1st pass along the i just. from the stretch of water that extends from the fishing port of fundamental to the last of harbor the phantom in the seaside resort is actually district of the city of course stuck. in the hostel carb or we're greeted by the cruise ship terminal normally it's busy some $200.00 cruise ships docked here every year. the whole stock shipyards were cruise ships are built are also unusually quiet it's still not clear how and when things will start back up again. an hour later we're on our way back to bottom and . tourism has a long tradition here the 1st hotels for tourists opened in the early 19th century . as a stroll along the probably not on this nice summer day it looks like things are back to normal the way they were before the coronavirus crisis. mr obama announced the tourism director you're probably happy to see how packed it is here absolute a report on sites from and we're very ha

>> yes. >> okay. >> newly reopened, measure woods welcomes nearly a million visitors a year. another world of old growth coast red woods and so much more inside the forest. >> i saw a butterfly. it was this post to me. really beautiful and cool. >> we're providing a great experience where folks get to hear the quiet and solitude of the largest trees on earth. . >> it's quieter now. the park was also bustling in the past overwhelming the relatively small site. the pandemic means fewer than half as many visitors can come each day. >> very different from when it's usually open. >> many find the park under covid-19 noticeably more peaceful. >> the silence. hearing the nature throughout. hearing the birds and the creek, waterfall. >> shuttle buses with their own crowds and lines are not running so visitors make a parking reservation and pay admission online and the spaces are timed to regulate turn over. >> it's beautiful as always and nice that it's less crowded especially on the weekdays for sure and not needing to stress about parking. >> beyond a greeting rangers keep their di

tiger woods goes out with rory mcilroy and brooks koepka.e off their first round at 6.17pm uk time tomorrow evening. just some time to update you on the football scores just coming up to half time in three of the premier league matches, 2— 02 city against bournemouth. bournemouth needing those points to get out of the relegation zone. still 0—0 between burnley and wolves and still i—o totte n ha m burnley and wolves and still i—o tottenham and castle. that is it for now but will have more throughout the evening. thanks forjoining us. —— 1—0 the evening. thanks forjoining us. —— i—o tottenham over newcastle. hello you are watching bbc news. the biggest easing of lockdown restrictions in scotland is under way — with the reopening of indoor spaces including hotels, places of worship, and hairdressers. the first minister, nicola sturgeon, has described it as the riskiest stage of the process to date. chiara bedin is the owner of luna caffe in bathgate, earlier she told me that the relaxtion of measures has been well managed. it's been extremely

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woods. it's one thing to detect disparities, but it's another thing to tackle them. did the data lou you to actually reduce racial inquicktity in your coronavirus response? >> we did. as i mentioned in my testimony because we have the unique ability to run our own internal covid tests we were able to launch quickly when we saw this data and the six different zip codes in the charlotte area, we were able to work with the churches, the hispanic community, and we said rather than you come to us, we have nine fixed testing sites, let us go to you, but we don't want to assume we know where to go, so please tell us where it is so we were in church parking lots, ymca parking lots and we also -- it was mentioned earlier, the one thing i want to focus on as much as anything, we have invested this past year $7 million just on interpretive and language services. we know that, for example, that's a really important part of reaching this community so it's not just taking the data, going to where the comm

that is why mark wood ended up wearing two.eadband and lockdown hair is james anderson's latest look. finally he gotjohn campbell out lbw after several close calls. the anderson in motion. haven't you missed it? joe wilson, bbc news. the rapper stormzy has helped decorate the teenager's bedroom as a reward for his good behaviour at school. he paid a surprise visit to the home in croydon with a decorating company which each month does upper room of a deserving person. it's part of a scheme aimed at giving back to communities and helping young people. that would definitely surprise you! time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. the weather looks like it will be better for cricket from friday onwards as we start to see more sunshine again because today was another grey, damp sort of day thanks to this weak area of low pressure. we saw outbreaks of rain and drizzle, and showers across eastern scotland, but high pressure is continuing to push into western areas this evening. dry out west with clearer skies, still cloudy f

nick wood has more.—old practice of burning wood and clay ovens to produce charcoal has provided a livelihood for some, it is also contributing to the destruction of huge areas of protected forest. translation: if there is no forest left, i cannot do my business because it is the only work i have, i don't have any other skills. outside the major cities, most cambodians still cook on clay pot barbecues, which daily consume enormous amounts of wood, or wood charcoal. until now, there has been virtually no alternative. carlo is the italian founder of a cambodian start—up company with big ambitions to change more thanjust with big ambitions to change more than just the habits of using unsustainable wood fuel for cooking. the impact is not just saving the environment, we operate in an area where there isa operate in an area where there is a lot of poverty in the suburbs of the capital, therefore we have decided to hire mostly women, taking away ways from the street and the dumpsite, giving them a stable job,

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country's black forest he is alleged to have disarmed to several officers at gunpoint before peer into the woods. christine when the welcome to the program the irish government and apple have won their appeal against a 2016 e.u. decision that saved apple had to pay the irish government 13000000000 euros in back taxes money that ireland didn't even want so ireland took the case to 2nd highest devlin has long denied that its tech. arrangements with apple amounts to illegal state aid the european commission is expected to appeal the ruling to the european court of justice. earlier this year then irish prime minister lavrov current apple chief executive tim cook had an anniversary to celebrate 40 years since apple started manufacturing in ireland over the decades the e.u. country in the us i phone maker have both profited from the arrangement apple gets a massive tax break but it provides employment for multinational companies the favorable situation in our land is practically unrivaled in europe at the moment firms officially pay 12.5 percent corporate tax in arland that's compared with the e.u. av

they discovered he was down on his luck living in the woods behind the bar.ed his camp site and his car. not one clue. holbert also agreed to an interview at the police station where he told detectives, yes, he picked up kelli on friday, the 13th, and later dropped her off at the entrance to her apartment complex. >> since friday night, no contact with her whatsoever, you don't know where she is at? >> no. >> what do you know about her? >> nothing, really. i've known her for, what, six hours all together. >> holbert was fully cooperative. didn't duck one question. >> if you knocked her down in the car, i need to know about that. >> no, i did not. >> not even touched her? >> no. >> so they let him go. if nick holbert was a suspect, he certainly wasn't acting like one. he joined search teams looking for kelli and even spoke on local tv expressing his concern. >> she seemed like a really nice and cool person, and i mean i hate that she's missing. >> but fayetteville police weren't buying holbert's story, and now he too was a person of interest along with kelli's

woods. >> yes, good morning. senator brown, thank you for the current introduction and being afraid of atrium at a shipping for the communities we serve in north carolina both rural and urban. chairman collins, ranking member casey and members of the senate special committee on aging i named his eugene woods and a presidency of atrium health. while i've had the privilege of meeting senator collins during my time as chair, it is an honor to represent my testimony on behalf of atrium health. as senator brown shared, headquartered in short north carolina, one of the largest non-for profit organizations information about the probe to serving our community for more than 80 years over the largest provider of medicaid for example, in north carolina and for the we provide more than $2 billion in community benefit and yearly to those that were privileged to serve. as i i reflect back on the past few months combating covid we've had to really rethink everything that we do in the health system. i remem

birx, superintendent woods, dr. toomey and dr. redfield on school reopening spirit as well as our local superintendents and educational leaders. >> governor kemp, good morning. next-door beauty grew. a short while ago mayor bottoms spoke about the research saying governor kemp and team are not using data from the cdc and only relying with augustine university. how do you respond to that criticism about using science from those institutions? >> well, i think it would be a false statement to say i'm not using science. there's a lot of data out there. we have a great director and the department of health, dr. kathleen toomey, that is been a 40 epidemiologist. she's worked on things -- >> you can watch the georgia governors briefing online anytime at c-span.org. we leave the now to

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it was into the nearby woods. investigators say that he knows the woods very well, it is his second home. he is a social outcast. he is alleged to have perhaps written a manifesto that calls for an end to relying on technology and adding back in touch with nature a and the woos around you. police are looking for him that they have so far come up with nothing and they say they will keep on looking for him. they have the patience and resources to do it. even though they will be reducing their visual presence denver -- and continuing their search in the background. brent: caring for the elderly in germany is done in large part with the help of migrant workers from eastern europe. any of them are on-call around-the-clock, providing help and peace of mind to hundreds of thousands of elderly and their families. many caregivers say that they are being grossly underpaid for their work. one bulgarian caregiver has now taken her employer to court. she alleges explication. -- exploitation. >> coffee and cake in the afternoon

something from brandenburg from the countryside piece of wood. or. the manager is not yet convinced materialist still wants to try out various things regional organic products also tend to be more eco friendly europeans buy lots of imported goods bananas coffee. chocolate with a much larger c o 2 footprint. many people know that regional products are more sustainable but that doesn't necessarily lead to a change in the way they shop creams and wants to suddenly encourage consumers to think twice the approach she deploys is known as nudging. basically it's about positioning products in a way that people will be more likely to pick them up so. who studied social sciences wrote the 1st academic paper in germany on. could it be considered manipulation. that's a charge that one often hears but the difference between nudging and manipulation is that nudging is used for positive purposes because if you would. take meat consumption for example an ecological terms it's much too high what kind of notes might make a difference here placing vegetarian sausages r

mue muir woods is part of the national association.owever, the john muir medical center in contra costa county is also named after him. they are re-examining now the history and legacy of muir. there will certainly be a lot of serious discussions and open forum when's it comes to john muir and how we remember him and a lot of the public figures and a lot of the public agencies associated with his legendary name. guys, we'll send it back to you. >> thank you, raj. >>> conflict eased a bit in marin county over how to begin the new school year. back in june the superintendent announced students would return to classrooms for in-person learning. teachers and parents pushed back. today county leaders announced schools will open with distance learning at first, perhaps with the hope of opening some time after labor day. in a statement the superintendent said, while this information is disappointing, we are prepared for the safe return of students and staff to the classroom where they belong. of course, keeping children happy and healthy is a

. >>> a black lives mural in red wood city is no more. the mural on broadway street thsday the city washed the sign away, but only after being contacted by a local attorney. if the street was a public forum she wanted a sign of her own saying maguey 2020 -- maga2020. >> i figured that was a new space open for discussion. >> i have no hard feelings to the city council. i'm disappointed but i'm grateful they allowed to putz tha a figh e ci hazard. e was a traffic from classes onl>> what started a park ended in fear. >>> the rally speech kanye west gave at his first campaign rally. what he's promising to the. >>> if you whether marine layer gave us a break. starting tomorrow it comes back and it means business. what that means for temperatures and greener skies for more of us. . >>> with cases spiking the majority of california students will learn online instead of the classroom. the governor's new man date includes an exception that will allow some schools to reopen in person. >> reporter: even if a school is in a county like san francisco,

it was popular as a souvenir like these are today. >> tenino's covid era wood currency is printed on> this is an 1809 chandler and price platen press. >> loren ackerman is the president of the tenino depot museum and the only person in town that knows how to operate the 1890 machine that printed the depression era money. >> you're literally printing money. >> yes. is this totally legal. we think so. maybe after the story they will give us a call and ask us to stop. >> wayne fewer thannier is a firefighter and tenino's mayor. we met at the town's quarry pool, which is closed due to the pandemic. he said when the idea came up to print wood scrip as its called, he had to do research. >> i started googling what money is, and it started with that, what the concept is, what currency is, and frying to wrap my mind around them. all of the innings is out there on the internet. >> i had in the thought of that. you're the mayor. the city has a history of doing its own currency when times get tough and yet when you try to do it yourself you had to google it and figure out how it worked? >> yes.

it was rosemary woods. and by amazing foresight, by accident really, i asked her questions like what precautions she had taken not to erase any of the tapes? she said, use my head it's the only thing i had to use which was really hostile. nasty to me. then when the white house announced there was this 18 and a half minute gap and no innocent explanation and that only rosemary woods could explain it, i assumed she would stay my witness because she'd been my witness the first time you don't change witnesses in the middle. leon claims in his book he was actually behind my questioning her the second time. if he was i have no knowledge of it. i just prepared from the moment i heard she was the guilty one. i skipped all of thanksgiving and spent the weekend reading everything i could possibly read about her past testimony and being prepared.there was no computer so i had to get transcripts and underline them and look at them. when she was called as a criminal suspect for the first time in my life i gave the miran

the activists gathered to honor the life of mario woods on his birthday.on december 2015, they say that he had just stabbed the woman and was holding the bloody knife. officers surrounded him and shot him. the cell phone video of the police shooting sparked huge protests. >> mario woods was definitely one of our george floyds. he was one that had been killed by law enforcement in san francisco. >> in the aftermath of mario woods, a large percentage of police officers are being trained in de-escalation and the number of san francisco officer involved shootings has dropped dramatically. >>> alameda's police chief announcing his retirement. chief paul has been with the alameda police department for 28 years. the last seven as chief of the department has been under fire recently for arresting a black man who was dancing in the street. larry says his last day will be august 28th. no word on who will replace him but he says he hopes it will be a woman or person of color. >> te hackers who got to accounts god into dm's. electric officials are among the targets. t

capture for 5 days the suspect is accused of disarming 4 police officers before escaping into the woods a manhunt started when police received an alert about a suspicious person carrying a bow and arrow open now in germany's black forest population 4800 known for its picturesque streets babbling brooks and mountain views and now this behind me are dozens of police vans with scores of heavily armed officers there's also sniffer dogs and helicopters there hunting a local man they say disarmed for police officers then made off with their weapons and disappeared into the woods around here police are calling evil house dangerous and the weapons fanatic authorities here close schools the day after he fled and asked people to stay indoors. open now as mayor says the police presence is appropriate even if some residents think rausch is harmless. the fact is his prior convictions are relevant it's also a fact that he now committed a serious crime. that makes him a threat to people here. we have quite a few scared residents public officials and the police have to make them the priority. we can't