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all of my friends who left guinea with me made it to syria. what am i supposed to do here i'll stay here until i can get in. their sense of desperation is what drives them for moose friends it's euro or nothing. thousands of skilled workers to care for its elderly and sick so the government is actively recruiting fallenness including from tunisia as of this year. it's coffee time at this care home outside of munich this woman is being served her cake in liquid form most of the residents here are very old and many suffer from dementia they rely on help from foreign workers like mohammad ali nazi he moved here from tunisia a few months ago for a job as a care worker at this red cross run institution. and i feel accepted by the residents here. we chat to each other and exchange the news. or. enjoy ourselves. in the afternoon the team mates for a handover. mohamed whose nickname here is dolly learnt german when he was in tunisia the course was run and funded by the german government as part of a project called triple when it's a was to attract car

all of my friends are left guinea with me made it to syria. what am i supposed to do here i'll stay here until i can get in. their sense of desperation is what drives them for moosa and his friends it's euro or nothing. you're watching the news live from berlin i'll be back at the top of the hour with more bold news followed by the day i hope to see you this. week okies in germany to learn german. polish in the cold why not learn with him online on the mobile and free to south from the w.b. learning course nikos speak.

they have been travelling for two years since leaving guinea. with some fifty thousand others all hoping to make the journey from morocco to euro. salif has been waiting six months for this chance saves us fans is this final hurdle. i have many friends who have made it to europe so many have recently crossed the border we trust in god that we will also make it someday. on. the fence or to stop them it's eight kilometers long and fitted with razor wire along with the territory of this is the only other border in africa on the other side is a. deal it's his job to secure this border but lately that hasn't always been possible. over six hundred migrants managed to storm the fence at the end of july the police are helpless and talk of unprecedented levels of violence makeshift flame throwers quicklime and grappling hooks are the migrants weapons of choice but i am we have to put out those we are going to they were very well prepared and organized. but what small there was so violent that we could not get to the fence. and in fact threw acid at us an

this man from guinea shows as deep cuts there from his attempts to storm the border for. my father is dead my mother has nothing not even food i'm the oldest son and i want to try and make some money to help my mother that's why i left. i have been travelling for two years since leaving guinea nol they are stuck here with some fifty thousand others all hoping to make the journey from morocco to europe the fence is here to stop them it's eight kilometers long and fitted with razor wire along with the territory of this is the only other border in africa on the other side. from the spanish guardian it's his job to secure the border but lately that hasn't always been possible. over six hundred migrants managed to storm the fence at the end of july the police are helpless and talk of unprecedented levels of violence makeshift flame throwers quicklime and grappling hooks other migrants weapons of choice but. they were very well prepared and organized. what's more they were so violent that we could not get to the fence. i mean they threw acid at us and did all they could to prev

all of my friends are left guinea with me made it to syria to see what am i supposed to do here i'll stay here until i can get in. their sense of desperation is what drives them. and his friends it's your rope or nothing. all over south reporting there and before i let you go remind her of our main story that we're tracking for you this hour u.s. president donald trump is under pressure is two of his former allies face jail over financial fraud in campaign along violations one of them is actually a michael cohen he admitted to an illegal hush money scheme aims and influencing the twenty sixteen election. and that does it for us so much about iraq and berlin on behalf of the entire news team thank you so much for spending this part of your day with us the news continues at the top of the hour stephen. why do we want. when do we want to know eighty percent of americans in some point in our lives will experience hardship. listening. to. the minds.

and the guinea pig is unleashed but follows closely. >> wow. >> i all of a sudden want a guinea pig now. >>er in really well behaved, apparently. >> have you guys ever seen a guinea pig follow a dog. >> i've never ever seen that. >> no pig left behind, man. >>> whitney and jay met at dance it off studio after jay bought a grew up groupon. whitney is one of the dance instruct towards. >> that's a smart move there. where can i go to meet won? >> i don't know if that was part of his plan. but they're now dating. jay recently had a birthday and whitney went big. so now it's her birthday and he's got a lot up her sleeves. here is he inside the dance studio. she just received her card. she is about to enjoy a scavenger hunt. she's off. meanwhile, jay and his friend are getting things all set up. whitney finds the first clue. >> these clues are good. like she has to decipher them. >> she opens it and starts reading. >> i flip and i twist and i tend to get warm. you turn me on to create a clean and colorful storm. >> a drier. >> a washer. >> yes. you guys are good. >> yeah, i gotothing from all

and the guinea pig is unleashed but follows closely. >> wow. >> i all of a sudden want a guinea pig now. >>er in really well behaved, apparently. >> have you guys ever seen a guinea pig follow a dog. >> i've never ever seen that. >> no pig left behind, man. >>> whitney and jay met at dance it off studio after jay bought a grew up groupon. whitney is one of the dance instruct towards. >> that's a smart move there. where can i go to meet won? >> i don't know if that was part of his plan. but they're now dating. jay recently had a birthday and whitney went big. so now it's her birthday and he's got a lot up her sleeves. here is he inside the dance studio. she just received her card. she is about to enjoy a scavenger hunt. she's off. meanwhile, jay and his friend are getting things all set up. whitney finds the first clue. >> these clues are good. like she has to decipher them. >> she opens it and starts reading. >> i flip and i twist and i tend to get warm. you turn me on to create a clean and colorful storm. >> a drier. >> a washer. >> yes. you guys are good. >> yeah, i got nothing from a

this man from guinea shows us deep cuts. they are from his attempts to storm the border. >> my father is said. my mother has nothing. not even food. i'm the oldest son and i want to try to make money to help my mother. that's why i left. oliver: they've been traveling for two years since leaving guinea and are now stuck here with some 50,000 others, all hoping to make the journey from morocco to europe. the fence is here to stop them. it's eight kilometers long, fifitted with razor wire, along with the territory of malia, this is the only other e.u. border in africa. on other side is alfonso crusado from the spanish guard. it's his job to secure the border but that's not always possible. over 600 migrants managed to storm the fence at the end of july. the police are helpless and talk of unprecedented levels of violence. makeshift flame throwers, quick lime and grappling hooks are the migrants' weapons of choice. >> they were very well prepared and organized. what's more, they were so violent, we could not get to the fence. t

morocco is teeming with police offices i mean all of my friends are left guinea with me made it to syria to see what am i supposed to do here stay here until i can get in. their sense of desperation is what drives them for moose friends it's euro or nothing. in sport we have some cricket news for you india have beaten england in the test the cup the deficit in the series they now created two one in the five test series. one it took

i have been travelling for two years since leaving guinea. fifty thousand others all hoping to make the journey from morocco to europe. the fence is here to stop them it's eight kilometers long and fitted with razor sharp wire along with the territory of this is the only other e.u. border in africa on the other side is alfonso crew sato from the spanish guardian it's his job to secure the border but lately that hasn't always been possible. over six hundred migrants managed to storm the fence at the end of july the police are helpless and talk of unprecedented levels of violence makeshift flame throwers quicklime and grappling hooks other migrants weapons of choice but i am we are going to they were very well prepared and organized. but what small there was so violent that we could not get to the fence. i mean they threw acid at us and did all they could to prevent us from closing the holes that they had cut into the fence. up on out. in morocco's mountains and his friends are already preparing their next attempt. they're tired of the brutalit

all of my friends are left guinea with me made it to syria. what am i supposed to do here i'll stay here until i can get in. their sense of desperation is what drives them. just friends it's europe or nothing . now he's believed to have been the last no nazi collaborators still living in the united states but ninety five year old. is now in germany twenty five years after american efforts began to have him deported during world war two he worked in a nazi labor camp in poland where inmates were executed but it's not certain that he will be prosecuted here in germany we have this report now with exclusive images apologies deportation from a.b.c. news. to living quietly in new york for decades this was the moment history caught up with pani us or thirty's arresting him for deportation to germany expelling the ninety five year old despite his clear frailty has been a priority for the trumpet ministration born in what was then poland poly arrived in america in one thousand nine hundred nine concealing his nazi service from immigration officials ei

marcus, you guinea pig. >> i'll take it, you little chick. >>> all right. so coming up, the 49ers need to pay up. a big decision that's affecting the team's rent. plus, the first time in the country a legal and approved special marijuana area at a music festival. a story you normally only see on your computer or phone. that's coming up. >>> happening tonight, giants taking on the dodgers. you can watch it right here on nbc bay area. first pitch at 7:00 p.m. so you can watch our 6:00 p.m. news and stick around for the big game. welcome to the xfinity store. thanks, janet. it's my happy place. you can learn how to switch to xfinity mobile, a new wireless network that saves you cash. and you can get 5 lines of talk and text included with your internet. and over here i'm having my birthday party. dj fluffernutter, hit it! ♪ dj fluffernutter simple. easy. awesome. ask how to get $300 back when you sign up for xfinity mobile, and purchase a new samsung phone. visit your local xfinity store today. all lanes of southbound highway 101 in san jose are >>> welcome b

guinea have been -- in papua new guinea have been far more stable. fiscal certainty is not a challenge and papua new guinea. haidi: the drop we had over the period was because of the earthquake and the production shock. your outlook and guidance very positive. what would drive that turnaround? >> right now, oliveira oil --lds are back in production right now, all of our oil fields are back in production. our outlook into the second half of 2018 is really positive. we guided the market for the upper end of our range. i: what is your forecast of oil pricing being a part of that? inre is a lot of uncertainty the market at the moment. >> i don't think oil prices will go very far. i don't think it will move that much either to the downside are the upside. at the moment, it's a steady-state. from our business perspective, we have taken cost of our business. in much oil price, we are not seeing right now. inflation has put the cost back in. in australia, there already seems to be some inflation. we are sitting well. i think we are very comfortable with the

>> hamsters, guinea pigs, rabbits, snakes. we,ia in the district of colu we accept any and all animals and so that means we d get a wide range including ferrets and chin chill las and lizards of all types. >> it'sea kittenn and we have one. nina is joining us also this morning. need are so many cats tha homes. in fact, there's now a no cancy sign that's bee posted at the shelter in fairfax county. they're running over. and cats are a big problem. and is are a big problem think you can attest to this, they have -- they can have severa litters peryear, a lot of kitten per litter that results in a lot needing homes. if they are unneutered, they come in and are replacing kind of -- when people look fo a kittens we have adult cats that need homes. it's a cycle every year that occurs. >> nina is awfully cute. she's 2 months? >> she's spayed and has had her vaccines and a microchip. that's what's great about shelters i 2018 and our area they all come with a baseline health and wellness review and basic medical that gets them ready fo

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goes horribly wrong and the only chance for survival is to flee this is a nightmarish vision of human guinea pigs. now at the top of the show i claimed that germany had pioneered the shock may i now present exhibit a from one nine hundred thirty one fritz lang's first ever talk a milestone of the history. here fritz lang simply into mates violence rather than showing it yet there's no doubt in viewers' minds that little owners of these toys are dead and the killer is as frightening as he is frightening in an insanely good performance by peter lawrie several of the film scenes have gone down in cinema history. i'm not imo that. soon becomes the hunted chased by an angry mob it's fritz lang's warning about naziism which in the early one nine hundred thirty s. was starting to undermine the rule of law. the killer is tried by a grim kangaroo court with no allowances made for his mental illness. hear hear. sure. but only in police are faced with the gruesome parts collector he collects tattoos and he doesn't care if the owners aren't quite ready to part with them yet. it's. the stuff i'm certain.

a tech company and a banking behemoth are being accused of using millions of refugees in jordan as guinea pigs and a race to perfect new facial recognition technology the displaced people are obliged to have their irises scan before they can get food and aid the redfish investigative group went to see how the biometric data is hard to. read you know media and instead of using a password that people are using a body part is extremely invasive in two thousand and thirteen the un announced its partnership with british jordanian iris my emetics company iris card they began rolling out and i respect ignition and payment system that meant refugees could withdraw money and shop with the blink of an eye refugees jordan's two biggest counts. have to biometrically register their irises in order to receive a fundamental principle that we go by is informed consent. from the community. listen to what the indiana. within a fifty if. i'm going to go for ira's guard the deal meant access to millions of refugees huge market to child it's technology and while it gives the decline of g. to the un for free i

all of my friends who left guinea with me made it to syria to see what i'm supposed to do here i'll stay here until i can get in. their sense of desperation is what drives them for salif and his friends it's europe or nothing. monaco joins me now and she's going to be looking at the impact of hot weather in many parts of the world including germany on agriculture money exactly i mean we just heard the sense of desperation that drives them a lot of that health course has to do with the drought in the countries they're living in and now for parts in europe it also has been the hottest summer since nine hundred seventy six on top of that there was hardly any rainfall heat and drought have been wreaking havoc around the world and to see just how dry it is take a look at these pictures from the international space station with no clouds inside europe is parts and that means water shortages crop losses and wildfires wide areas of australia are also stricken by drought the worst in decades farmers there are finding it hard to even keep their animals alive and they are already getting state aid

a tech company in a banking behave both accused of using millions of refugees in jordan as guinea pigs in a race to perfect new face recognition technology the displaced paper obliged to have their irises scanned before they can get food aid the red fish investigative group went to see how this biometric data is being harvested the. really. using a password and using a body part is extremely invasive in two thousand and thirteen the un announced its partnership with british jordanian ira spying metrics company ira scored they began rolling out and i respect ignition and payment system that meant refugees could withdraw money and shop with a blink of an eye refugees jordan's two biggest camps. have to biometrically register their irises in order to receive eight fundamental principle that we go by is informed consent. for iris guard to deal meant access to millions of refugees huge market to try lots technology and while it gives the technology to the u.s. for free iris garri make a cool one percent from every transaction made via its ip system which could explain why bankers goldman sa

during a two thousand and fourteen sheer quantity that is violence in guinea will follow our family almost me one did not know we've went out this is on the border and as i was in freetown in a basket you'll see where you go seven days everybody gets sick thousand nine on the. my father called me on. the way that time it was only to ambulance to st i took a while though by starting to two then two by two contacts finished to two then to the most recent. from. god is where i was on my family. i did there i was discharged. x. discharged officer i want to see my family. they are all passe we. set you on water she is our life. i came back to the community. only obvious talent on the road. towards him. the people we are the. lived life. on that. i am a mansion on the road sittin down i said it's everything which is a problem set out for me because i was able to survive. right now you don't have a job even something to eat to feed his family. i know him before us a project single largest grossing there are due to to be stats projects in how to broadcast have to talk to your comp being it would a

you volunteered to be a guinea pig, essentially. >> i did volunteer to be a guinea pig, and it's really my job to make sure that i have the best chance to succeed so that other people can have the same opportunity moving forward. >> reporter: but the possibilities for complications are inevitable. >> there's always the fear that maybe rejection will set in or some other complication might set in. >> that's right. initial fears are that the vessels are going to clot and blood is not going to move through the hand. >> reporter: 4:15 p.m. -- two surgical teams work simultaneously, side by side, every tendon, artery, nerve is tagged and labeled. kind of like stereo wires waiting to be re-connected. there's no margin for error. >> nerves are like coaxial cables, except there's no red to red, green to green, yellow to yellow connection. you have to figure out how they fit within each other so that the parts of the nerve that are for sensation match up and the parts of the nerve that are for motor function match up. >> and so one wrong move and it can affect the way his hand moves? >> the way

this is the southern spanish port of the his serious poster from west africa including guinea ivory coast in mali the youngest is just a month old. this mother tells me she's hungry we really missing the taste of tapioca and fish from home. twenty three year old has suddenly rived in spain two months ago he was no position party used to organizer in guinea can actually told us he fled to escape arrest. he crossed from morocco in a day like this packed with fifty others paying as much as four thousand euros each . i couldn't turn back the arabs forced to suborn with machetes at one point the engine gave out and i saw death before me i ask god to pardon me it was the worst moment of my life it was a catastrophe. a spanish in geo pays has sounds board and lodging until his political asylum request is processed. did vasso give to my african brothers is that crossing the mediterranean is because people don't risk your lives but hope for a better future is a powerful magnet standing here helps put things in a lot better perspective this just fifteen kilometers of c. that separates spain from th

they were being used as a guinea pigs twice first time as a target secondly. subject for this search you can imagine the. occupation forces did not want the media newspapers. and to write anything we could. seeing as disturbed one thing ages two the occupation forces. if the newspaper write something about the destruction and especially human suffering in another thirty that was a very that was considered to be disadvantages this have to stop so they censored and they forced some newspaper companies to close the shop that's not exactly democratic thing to do and this survivors. wrote that they had the correspondence that some people wrote high cool you know japanese in literary form when they have pain in their art they have to express that by writing haiku and so on they have the photographs for ailment is a medical information albeit things were confiscated and thirty two thousand items in or there were or shipped back to the united states because the scientific. triumph of the united states by producing atomic moms was ok in that war they can find out. but

we have guinea pi, bbits, in some cases there are ferrets. guinea pigs. turtles. check the location near you. head to their website because there's a lot of information that you need to know before you actually show up here.ag n, it is clear the shelters. it is tomorrow. it is nationwide. we have so manyhelters locally in the area participating in this. we're doing reduced and waived adoption fees depending what shelter you're looking at. it is tomorrow and there is a line. 24 hours from now there will be a line for people waiting to adopt an animal. for now, b headk to you guys. >> if you don't want hair all over your house, there are hairless animals. >> turtles. >> we know you love the turtle. >> they don't shed. >> i think sheena even mentione. a >>> 5:18. ellicott city, maryland, trying to move past devastating flooding. >>k b in may the ellicott city suffered severe flooding. main street was dtroyed by flooding. tonight there will be flood music, artwork shops. all of the money raised will go towards the rebuilding of main street. >> hopefully they won't hav

lotus swapped his guinea in village for a tent village on somers it's outside the island's official camp which is full those living here plagued by insects there's no running water and the best way to have a bath is to swim in the sea summers is now home to some three thousand eight hundred asylum seekers that's half the island's population over again and four times its camp capacity this syrian man has constructed a retouched over his tent to keep his pregnant wife cool he's done his best to provide the amenities of home with official resources inadequate it's up to groups like son most volunteers to help maintain hygiene and prevent an outbreak of disease they recently set up this laundry facility for the official camp lot of people asking these in the can't blame. you to have to wash the blanket and live in a blanket sleeping in bed like you we get bags with blankets in that bed like have cockroaches in and see what it says is that people live in a position to have no way out of ancillary stevie's is usually a very easy treat. when you live in a camp like that there's no way you can g

all of my friends are left guinea with me made it to syria to see what am i supposed to do here i'll stay here until i can get in. their sense of desperation is what drives them for moosa and his friends it's euro or nothing. well after sixteen years of intensive planning a new satellite is about to be launched that will be a giant leap forward for weather forecasting the satellite. named after the keeper of the winds of ancient greek mythology is scheduled to be sent into orbit in just a few minutes from the european space agency's south american launch pad in french guiana. this will be the first satellite to directly measure the earth's winds at all all to tubes from the surface up to thirty kilometers wind currents play a major role in distributing heat around the planet. the currents and the rotation of the earth greatly affect weather patterns and they're part of what makes the blue planet habitable the satellite is carrying what the european space agency calls one of the most sophisticated instruments ever to be put into orbit it consists of two powerful lasers a telescope and

these people were guinea pigs for the sugar experiment the collateral damage of an unprecedented commercial war the sugar war. seventy four percent of all slaves carried off. i would kind of because of sugar if you want to understand the slave trade you just need to know but show. more dicta of them pepper or cinnamon sugar spread throughout europe like wildfire from the seventeenth century on this rare and expensive food went to people's heads in the sand all of london amsterdam and paris sugar fever abounds leading a new generation of adventurers to do anything to have their piece of the pie. shipowners merchants and pirates everyone knew that to produce sugar he needed a lot of slaves. in this one john hawkins was one of these new entrepreneurs for whom only profits matter. this privateer was a pioneer the first to understand that you could make a fortune by shipping black captives to the new world he convince queen elizabeth the first to lend him a ship the jesus of new back. for the expedition hawkins conspicuously set the tone by choosing a trussed up black man as his coat of arms. i

morocco is teeming with police offices i mean all of my friends are left guinea with me made it to syria to. what am i supposed to do here i'll stay here until i can get in. their sense of desperation is what drives them for moosa and his friends it's your rope or nothing. in sports we have some cricket news india have beaten england in the third test they now created two one in the five test series rugby chung's an usher in to the front to break it to on day five in knocking them to bowl out in for three hundred seventeen giving india a big two hundred and three run victory here watching the w. news coming up ahead our business reporter gets into the swing of things and. events a computer and video games opens up here in germany we look at what pushing people's buttons. does so in other business news coming up with band shortly. after. work contests for two. hundred. twenty. we make up over a week watch out of pocket under budget by. the civil service or.

or guinea pig. >> iguana. >>lenty of options for you today. >> it's a big day here. it is clear the shelters. we're going to have much more on that ahead. but if you're headed out, we probably want to know how to dress. right? >> yeah. we can check in with our fashion expert. >> tyeah,nk you. thank you. now i'm the official, i guess house fashion person. i like that. i like that added to the list.d let's go ah and talk about rain. you're going to have to have the umbrella as things youave to take with you. showersur and thunderstormsg the overnight hours last night. right now a few rain showers out in the shenandoah valley. we'll continue to see them push east io the d.c. metro hour over the next couple ofhours. a frontal system north and west that's going to sync into our area. periods of rain today and tomorrow it's muggy ohere right now. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. 77 in d.c. we'll talk about the timing of the rain for today. talk to you about when we could see fall-like conditions. they're coming our way. we'll show you when cing up. >>> all right. thank you

a big challenge in papau, new guinea. and more broadly, we sit down with countries and work together to identify what their development needs and goals are and how we can assist them achieve that. >> so let me close out, if i can, with a final question, and i was struck by how not only each of the three of you, but also secretary pompeo, secretary ross, mark green all seemed to be emphasizing the importance of rethinking development assistance, rethinking activity in the international space with an eye to the private sector. how to you involve it more into the activities of what each of your governments is doing in in this space. and given particularly that the audience here is a private sector audience, i just like maybe for you to share a little bit about what's generated that change in approach. i know australia's certainly seen that, but maybe we'll finish up with that series of questions and any last thoughts that you want to -- >> yeah. we've been recognizing it for quite some time, the importance of working closely