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a west german federal police unit rescue the hostages on october the 8th chains and zenon rasper were found dead in the prison cells. the defendant's lawyers had appealed the court's verdict so technically speaking the ruling was never implemented. that is the supremes irony of this case which caused such deep divisions in west german society. is a constant of tylenol in the wrist and fires back then there was sharply defined concepts of right and wrong good and bad true and false and black and white does. that's only in the late 1990 s. did people start asking questions quantum is coming out and it annoyance k r one is why did people are more careful today we've learned that the legal system alone can't fight terrorism. it also needs to be addressed politically as put it ishe. there must be a very deliberate strategy of deescalation that's one study it's of the arias trial had a profound effect on judge brinn singh is happy he has caused a great deal of stress in my life. even 10 years later he was still having a lot of trouble with and i think i don't think he ever talk to anyone ab

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sarah zenon and joins us live with more on that. good morning. >> farmers markets are considered any central business. this opening is allowed under the shelter in place order. the original plan was to open the farmers market on april 18. because of the coronavirus pandemic officials decided to push the start date back to today. a lot of changes were made to make sure the market is safe. >> it is not going to be the farmers market that you've gone to in the past. just putting that out there for everyone is watching. it will look and feel much different. >> the market is held at creekwood plaza. but moved to a bigger plaza area so there is enough room to practice social distancing. customers will be let in and out of a certain spot for crowd control. booths will be set up 10 feet away from each other and all farmers will be wearing masks and gloves. customers cannot touch products. fifth ask what they want and the sellers will back it up for them. each booth will have at least two people. want to handle produce and want to handle mon