exploits on the track -- the puffed up ideology of adolf hitler. >> we will get back to our olympic coverage in a moment, but let's take a quick look at some of the rest of the day's news. world leaders have called on the president of syria to not launch an all-out assault on his country's biggest city. thousands of government troops have surrounded aleppo, parts of which have been taken over by rebel forces, and dozens of people are reported to have been killed there today. our middle east editor has this report, which does contain some distressing images. >> that sound of a shell landing an exploding is too familiar in syria. these pictures are unverified, as they were downloaded from the web, but they show how heavy weapons can intimidate. this is said to be a town near damascus, but as the civil war spreads, it could be almost anywhere in the country. some people are getting out of aleppo, syria's biggest and richest city, a counterattack to drive rebels who are holding part of the city. shells are coming in here, too. the regime cannot afford to lose aleppo. this could become a

a different image of adolf hitler than we saw there. what happened at the end? >> hitler had been defying reality. he was in total denial, psychologically. he realized by 1944-1945 that the war would end in berlin. at that particular state, when he burst into tears and collapses, he realizes that what he has done is brought the whole of germany to destruction. in his social darwinian obsession that somehow it was right for the strong to win, he even said that the german people had not proven themselves strong enough. power now belongs to the soviets because, in fact, they had proved stronger and conquered not to germany. there is an appalling perversity that he was willing to bring his people down with him in a collective suicide because he was determined himself to die. where was he at the end? >> this was in berlin in april as the russians advanced in on the city. in 1945. >> what were the exact circumstances of the end of his life, the last few days? >> there was a strong element of black comedy, a grotesque farce. hitler was still trying to rally his troops t

. >> the ceremony in berlin march the 68th anniversary of the failed attempt to assassinate adolf hitlera wreath was laid at the spot where the leader in four other officers were executed in 1944. the building now houses the german defense ministry, a memorial to those who resisted the nazi regime. >> the international court of justice in the hague has called on its cynical to extradite the former dictator from chad. he is accused of being responsible for over 40,000 deaths during his rule from 1982 to 1990. hissene habre has lived in exile in the senate call for 22 years. >> your's fastest computer has been switched on and near munich. the new supercomputer to process up to 3 billion calculations per second. that is 100,000 times greater than your average pc. the computer will be used for research into climate change and to heed the technology park where it is house. >> a lot of heat from the computer. time for our london 2012 countdown. only seven days to go into the summer olympics. athletes have started to flock in and acclimatize themselves to the city. >> after years of hard traini

. >> historian anthony beevor from adolf hitler's rise to power to his dark, chaotic final days. >> his main objective was not to be captured alive by the russians and he was afraid of being paraded in a cage and being spat at and ridiculed. he was determined to die and edward was determined to die with him. more with anthony beevor sunday at 8:00 on c-span's "q & a." >>> the naacp is holding its annual conference in houston. yesterday mitt romney addressed the gathering and today vice president spoke to the group. mr. biden was introduced by a naacp board of directors. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> naacp delegates! it is my great honor to introduce to you a friend of the naacp. at the age of 29, he became one of the youngest people ever elected to the united states senate. our speaker commuted from washington to willmingham, delawa delaware, by train every day and he was re-elected to the senate six times. as a senator from delaware for 36 years, he has established himself as a leader of some of our nation's most important domestic and international challenges. now, serving as the 47th vice president

it's not necessarily so as a matter of fact, they find that invasive species were high for adolf hitler's not necessarily only good people who do that. there is no mandate and no science behind that. >> thank you very much, next speaker. >> my name islessly and i live in the tree tops with the squirrels and birds. i'm in charge of an organic garden overlooking the canyon. we have a large growing area build that come from the toddlers that come from the preschool that's located in the canyon and during the summertime that preschool turns into a summer camp that's existed for 70 years here in san francisco and has thousands of kids from the age of 7 to 12. so all these people are quite short in stature other than the 1-year-olds. and so most of the spring that's done in the canyons is literally on the level of the small children and the dogs that come through the canyon. and it's a very popular area to take pets because it's a beautiful walking area. so my ongoing concern has to do with the use of herbicides in the canyon, and when families send their children to a preschool in the canyon

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. >> how did a car that adolf hitler scaled be embraced by the hippies and my mother? >> part of it was advertising. an agency used to do wonderful ads. they had this ad for the mike borrow bus that showed and empty micro bus that had this was 1963, have you, do you have the right kind of wife for this. >> not politically correct. they were the inspiration for the t.v. series madmen. they brought in wilt chamberlain, tried to fit him in a v.w. bug. >> the headline on the ad was when he's trying to get into the beetle, the headline said it couldn't be done. it couldn't. it was self deprecating endearing, one of the first ads to feature and african-american. the carvair. if not for the corvair we wouldn't have the litigation environment. >> it's longer, too much weight in the back end spins out around corners. 1965 this unknown unemployed lawyer writes this book called unsafe at any speed. >> no one cared about the book. cared then "the new york times" revealed he was speed on by general motors, there were hearings in front of congress. the president of g.m. publicly apo

maccallum thought he was cute i guess it was. 1936 summer olympics took place in berlin, germany with adolf hitlere. jesse owens stole the show winning four gold medals. >> and the games are on. here in the semi final heat of the 100-meter dash catching blinding speed of jesse owens crack being the world record in the incredible time of 10/.2 seconds. >> all right when owens came home to the u.s.a. he claimed a u.s. president snubbed him by never congratulating him on his victory. what president was he referring to? >> f.d.r. >> what? >> yeah. isn't that interesting that allegation comes from owens himself. >> i didn't see it on the list. it was a visual error. optical allusion. i didn't hear. >> i was looking at the list. >> it's definitely fdr though. >> i would like credit for it because we are so close and you know what i meant. >> she is this close to vacation lay off her. >> bill: i have heard good excuses as a teacher. i actually said it and it was on the screen somehow ms. martha didn't quite notice it. >> i was absent for just about five seconds. >> crew is not buying it nobody is buying

when he realized finally that it had come to an end - >> in new look at the second world war from adolf hitler to his dark chaotic final days. >> his men objective was not to be captured alive by the russians. she was afraid of being paraded through moscow -- he was afraid of being paraded through moscow. eva braun was determined to die with them. >> sunday said 8:00 on "q &a." >> several live events today on c-span. the center for strategic and international studies hosts a forum on violence and syria at 10:30 a.m. eastern. at 1:15 p.m. eastern, we will bring of the opening session of the national governors' association and -- annual meeting from williamsburg, virginia. the governor's education work force committee meets at 3:00 p.m. eastern. president obama is in virginia today and we will have live coverage of his campaign event in roanoke just after 7:00 p.m. eastern. in a few moments, of vice president joe biden speaks at an annual convention of the naacp after a brief message from president obama. in a little bit more than a half-hour, today's headlines and your calls live on "washington

thought ava brawn was a supermodel or centerfold he would look up to because of the ties with adolf hitlerin a highly risky move, staff decided to place jones in pendleton's grow unit. a unit where rival gang members have to live side by side. >> the white supremacists are a small minority here. when he was in general population, he and one of the fellow guys he clicked up with were the targets of many, you know, violent acts. he was placed in segregation for his own protection for a little while. the violence got so bad for him. he admits how ignorant he was back then. he sees that he -- his way of thinking was incorrect. >> it was kind of crazy. i mean, seen a lot of stuff. i've been to rallies. i mean, all that stuff. i've seen 40-foot crosses burn and stuff like that. that's what we live by, that's just how we was. i didn't know anything different from it. just how stuff was. >> despite his past affiliation with the aryan nation, inside pendleton, michael jones learned how to get along with the very people he loved to hate. >> i mean, this is a real cool individual, probably the cooles

. >> in new look at the second world war from adolf hitler's rise to power to his dark, chaotic final days. >> is an objective was not to be captured alive by the russians. he was afraid of being paraded in front of the russians. he was determined to die. eva braun was determined to die with him. >> more on "q &a" sunday. >> the house gavels in net 9:00 eastern and will work on a mineral production bill in the senate begins at 9:30 with debate on a package of small business tax cuts. on c-spa

the 18 stands for 1 and 8 for the letter a and h for adolf hitler. >> is that good? >> when i saw pierson born, i saw god that day. that was one of the strangest, greatest feelings that i'll probably never feel again. you know the first time you ever hold a baby with that kind of love is amazing, it's truly amazing. and it's really hard to put it into words. he's -- every breath i take is for him. i just want to do everything for him. give him everything i never had. >> i used to carry a straight razor. and i would use it to -- in bar fights and whatnot. i kind of put it on my face as more of a trademark and also a warning to people. just basically leave me alone or i'll cut you. >> how is carrying a straight razor different from some of your other crew members? >> a lot of them carry brass knuckles or pistols. things like that. you know, i like pistols just as much as the next guy, but i just always -- i like the up close and personal battles. i always thought those were a lot more fun than sitting across the street and shooting at people. so straight razor which is

was branded a full-blooded jew by the nazis was given a temporary reprieve by none other than adolf hitlernote calls for saving and protecting as per the furor's wishes. he served in the same infantry regimen as hitler in world war i. >>> the white house challenging mitt romney to show us the money. the president's senior adviser, robert gibbs making the rounds on the sunday talk shows, suggesting to cnn's candy crowley that the presumptive gop has something to hide when it comes to his personal wealth. >> we have a guy who believes and has been a pioneer in outsourcing jobs. quite frankly, he offshores most of his own personal investments, presumably to shield them from taxes. the one thing he could do, candy, is to clear up whether he's done anything illegal is to do what every other presidential candidate has done, release a series of years of their own tax returns. >> romney released copies of his 2010 tax return in january after his gop rivals turned up the pressure but he stopped short of releasing the 12 years worth of returns that president obama has done. public release of a candi

summer of 1936 summer olympics, the world was on the link of world war ii, jesse owens humiliated adolf hitler olympic gold medals and in a year of unprecedented policy attacks right here at home, for the first time, women outnumber men on the u.s. olympic teams. there are also moments that make an impression and stay with us forever. the instances in which athletes become political with one single action. in 1 the 68 bronze medal winner john carlos made the statement heard round the world. he stepped onto the podium wearing black socks, no shoes and a raised black glove fist. we were impoverished and disenfranchised. athletes can be more than their sport. there is no other than olympic bronze medalist john carlos and donna deverona, former olympic gold medalist, dave zarin. thank you for being here. have you been hanging on my bedroom wall since i was a little girl. because that statement, that moment, is one that i think has resonated for so many of us that have considered our work to be political work in this country. take me back to that moment, you're a very young's let athle. why do you

this is the same guy, he runs this auction company and he had also schindler's and adolf hitler and a number of other letters out there supposed to be authentic. and rant all current difficulties and lawsuits and what have you. people talk about the forgery, forgery there. so here he ends up with this letter answer the question becomes how did he get the letter. it's a letter that was sent from malcolm to elijah and suddenly it is in his hands, he is auctioning it off for $100,000. so you're concerned like where did you, i mean, how did manning didn't rely on that. so he says he goes to the website, he sees a letter and he bases it on that, taking it at face value what is there. my concern would be in the age of the kind of pages of repression and distortions, particularly company intel pro, the concept of the another, you might want to examine the typescript and see exactly is that coming from his typewriter? but the key thing there is how does he end up with that letter? there's been some speculation about that, but it's a very critical point in terms of the authenticity of that par

world leaders projectedont a giant screen, and after the image appears, it fades into a picture of adolf hitlerd draw a terrible link between the party and an ideology they reject, and i may not be an expert on french politics, but being compared to a french nazi doesn't help you at the polls. she responded to the threat by telling cnn the show has been the same since it started in tel aviv in may. her reps didn't comment further. she always has people talking in this case, fuming. fighting back here. >> let's move on to sylvester stallone tfs son. any word on what might have caused sage's death? >> well, you know the cause of death for 36-year-old sage stallone is still a mystery despite the autopsy being complete. it was performed on sunday. l.a. county coroners are waiting for the toxicology to come back. stallone tfs famous dad is said to be heart broken over this. they released a statement saying he's devastated and grief stricken over the sudden loss of his son, sage stallone, his compassion and thoughts are with his mother, sasha. he was a talent and wonderful young man. his loss will be

after the image appears it fades into an image of adolf hitler.sult and draw a terrible link between the party and ideology they reject. they previously warned madonna na the party would seek legal action if the singer showed the image at her concerts in france but it seems like madonna clearly did not heed that warning. >> do they explain why they are showing this, why they keep showing this, the point she's trying to make? >> well, again, here, madonna, a political lightning rod. she hasn't commented why she chose this leader. there are reports in the past she's targeted the pope, she's targeted the former president of egypt. so we don't know, again. but madonna, she loves to use the stage to make a political expression. her camp didn't go into detail here why they chose this party but here's background, though, for viewers who may not follow french politics closely. the national front, it's the third largest political party in france. it won its first seats in parliament in 15 years with 2 law makes elected, she made a strong showing in the fir

this from wes, for the same reason we talk about adolf hitler or any other horrible person in historywe need to understand who these people were and why they committed such atrocities. and this from fred, he should not be our focus anymore. once convicted, okay. but for now we should focus on the brave, the heroes, and the strength of the survivors. facebook.com/carolcnn, more of your responses in the next hour of "newsroom." also coming up -- also, the next hour of "newsroom" starts right now. now get an incredible offer on the powerful c250 sport sedan. but hurry before this opportunity...disappears. the mercedes-benz summer event ends july 31st. the calcium they take because they don't take it with food. switch to citracal maximum plus d. it's the only calcium supplement that can be taken with or without food. that's why my doctor recommends citracal maximum. it's all about absorption. ...more talk on social security... ...but washington isn't talking to the american people. [ female announcer ] when it comes to the future of medicare and social security, you've earned the right to

. >> historic antony beevor with a new look at the second world war from adolf hitler's rise to power to start chaotic final days. >> his main objective was simply not to be captured alive by the russians. he was afraid of being paraded through moscow in a cage, being ridiculed and all the rest of the. said he was determined to die. >> more with antony beevor sunday at eight on c-span's q&a. >> now, five doctors testify before the senate finance committee to urge lawmakers to replace the sustainable growth rate formula that calculates continued reductions in medicare physician payments. they say replacing the sdr will not be easy and will take time. this is the committee's third round table hearing focused on medicare physician payments. this is an hour 45 minutes. >> the hearing will come to order. albert einstein once said a great thought begins by seeing something differently, with a shift of the minds eye. today would hold a third round table on medicare physician payments. we have heard from former cms administrator's and from private payers. we are here now to see things through

it was by adolf hitler on april 15, 1935 when he did the registration and took the guns away from the people and we know what happened since then. thank you very much. host: a few other editorials we want to point out -- "the washington times" editorial -- disagreeing with that editorial would be the editorial board of "the new york daily news." that is "the new york daily news" this morning. i want to get the reaction from chicago from george. what can society do? caller: society can push for more mental health funding and make it more affordable and accessible and without a stigma attached to it. sometimes when people go for mental health care, per society puts a stigma on that and says he is crazy. he is not crazy, they need help. in this country, our mental health facilities, we really don't have any but our mental health insurance or health is never taken care of, never. when we do have a group of people in this country that uses fear and intimidation for their practice is the nra and the gun manufacturers. as far as unconcerned, i consider them a terrorist group, thank you. host

. >> a historian, with a new look at the second world war, from adolf hitler's rise to power to his dark, chaotic final days. >> his main objection was not to be captured alive by the russians. he was afraid of being permitted to moscow in a cage. -- paraded through moscow in a cage. >> more, sunday at 8:00, on c- span. >> now, a hearing on governing -- government assistance to the out to industry. the subcommittee on tar per from former members of the automotive tax -- the subcommittee on to hartford from members of the automotive -- onh tarp heard from members of the automotive task force. this is three hours. >> the committee will come to order. this hearing is entitled administrations, out of bailouts, and the delphi pension decision -- who pay to be winners and losers? we have the distinguished panel before us today. it is always the order of this subcommittee by reading the oversight committee mission statement. we exist to secure two fundamental principles. first, americans have the right to know that the money washington takes from them is well-spent. second, americans deserve an

that indicates the weakness of result. 1939 is when joseph stalin and adolf hitler were working togethernd fell like the west did not have a result. that led to world war ii. we will have the smallest baby in almost 100 years. 1916. we will have the smallest airforce since it was created in 1947. it is putting american people at risk. it is sending the wrong message of around the world. our enemies believe we do not have resolved. they laugh about the americans and the israelis. they laugh that we do not have resolved. they laugh that we have to watch. we have the technology. they have the time. and this is really putting our country at risk. this should not be. host: when you look at the military and the challenges that we face as a country, 9/11 did not happen because of a country, it happened because of terrorists. is it a new paradigm? a new type of military we need to face the challenges? guest: we need to be ready for everything. we cannot anticipate -- we did not anticipate pearl harbor. we did not anticipate the attacks of 9/11. we need to be prepared. i appreciate your bringing

. >> a new look at the second world war from adolf hitler's rise to power to his dark chaotic final days. >> he was afraid of being paraded through moscow in a cage and being ridiculed. he was determined to die. eva brown was determined to die with him. >> more on sunday at 8:00. >> "washington journal" continues. host: our guest is ulrich boser , a senior fellow at the center for american progress. do schools challenge our students? this came out recently in the news. what led you to investigate this? guest: is a growing body of research st. student surveys provide important insight into the classroom. they reveal how rigorous is the teaching and curriculum. studies have shown student surveys can provide better insight into a teachers effectiveness than more traditional indicators like in master's degree. we investigated the data base to some light on it we just looked at federal data. it is commonly known as the nation's report card. host: 29% of eighth grade math students nationwide said their work is often too easy. 37% of fourth grade students reported there'ir math work is o easy.

. >> a new look at the second wod wafrom adolf hitler pose a rise to power to his dark -- rise to power to his dark final days. >> he was afraid of being paraded through town in the cage and being spat at. he was determined to die and if lebron was determined to die with him. >> last week, health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius outlined the next steps for implementing the health care law. she made reference to house republican efforts to repeal the law, saying it is important to remember what is at stake when we talk about repealing. she also said she will hold meetings with governors to answer their questions, starting at the end of july. this is about 20 minutes. >> please join me in welcoming secretary sibelius. [applause] >> good afternoon, everyby. i am delighted to be back in george washington. i was telling people that i have had theleasure of being here at the school of public health and number of times and announcing a number of important new initiatives here in this auditorium. i think it is a perfect venue to discuss the affordable care act and the importance o

. >> in new look at the second world war from adolf hitler's rise to power to his dark, chaotic final days than it is an objective was simply not to be captured alive by the russians. he was afraid of being paraded through moscow in a cage and being spat at and ridiculed. he was determined to die. eva braun was determined to die within them a more sunday at 8:00 on >> this weekend, the campaign collection is about 100,000 objects and goes from the very beginning of the nation and goes right to the present. that is important for us because we are trying to keep this large addition fall and documented and reflect the largest part of american democracy. >> a look at the smithsonian presidential campaign memorabilia collection, sunday at 7:00 p.m. eastern and also sunday, more from "the contenders." this week, wendell willkie who never ran for political office before winning the 1940 republican presidential nomination. he would never hold office but he would become an unlikely ally to fdr. that is of 7:30 p.m. sunday on cspan 3. >> tampa, fla. khmer and the charlotte north carolina mayor

. >> a new look at the second world war, from adolf hitler's rise to power to his chaotic final days. >> his main objective was not to be captured alive by the russians. he was afraid of being paraded through moscow in a cage, being spat at and ridiculed. a. braun was determined to die with him. -- eva braun was determined to die with him. >> shreveport in march. april in little rock. oklahoma city, may. wichita, and june. this past weekend, and jefferson city. watch the local content vehicles every month. next month, look for the history and literary culture of our next stop, louisville, ky. >> health secretary kathleen sebelius outlined the next steps for implementing the health care lot today at george washington university. the supreme court last month upheld the health care law 5-4 bang, with chief justice roberts writing the majority opinion. there are efforts to repeal the health-care law by house republicans. this is 20 minutes. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> please join me in welcoming secret