all that was left of the people , detachments from the sonder team 1005 worked throughout the territoryeas they were sent , even the employees of the teams did not know, as a rule, orders were given verbally, only a few people from the highest command staff were initiated, yes. the name of the operations is not enough they talked about the upcoming work the secret nature of appeasement leveling is the whole name of action 1005. even in internal documents, the nazis encrypted the operation, describing the height of the clouds and the amount of precipitation, which was more like a weather forecast behind the height of the clouds hid the number of burned bodies behind the precipitation the number of corpses that were still to come destroy, so the field share. sometimes called the weather report, under this name, the enemy operation is underway. this is the fame of the testimony of roton furet with erwin hanson, who served in the sonderkommando, 7, and we drove into the city of rogachev in the city center , the car turned towards the adjacent forest city. hampscher fuhrer. stern singer expl

sonder.hetto was in the area streets shoe and dry. more than 20,000 jews deported from seven countries of western central and eastern europe were kept here . it was allowed to leave the jewish district only along two streets, and pansky and ostrovsky, it was guarded around the clock by the forces of the ussr, the police disappeared lithuanian and belarusian nationalist formations. executions of the civilian population, prisoners of war in minsk began literally from the first days of the occupation in the arsenal indicative executions of the jews of minsk hert in the early morning of november 7, 1941, the inhabitants of the street vitebskaya in minsk was awakened by shots, after which the cries of crying children began to be heard, the wolfrisman ran out into the street, but there they were already driving jews from all the houses, lining them up in a common column. to warn his wife people under the bodies of machine guns were pushed by cars with the eyes of wulf looking for his friends sudden

not officially be in a recession, there are pockets of a recession, at least that's what liz ann sonders says. for more exactly on where those pockets are and how to invest around them and through them, let's get to our floor show. she's charles schwab managing director and chief investment strategist. liz ann, where do you see the pockets of recession? >> so to think about the nature of this cycle and the rolling recession idea, you have to go back to the middle part of 2020 when we saw all the still are plus and massive pent-up demand kick in. it was highly concentrated on the goods side of the economy because we had no access to services not just here in the united states, but globally. that launched us out of the recession but, again, it was concentrated on the goods side. that became the breeding ground for the inflation problem we're still dealing with. but fast forward to the present, you have goods disinflation if not outright deflation, and many segments of the economy either goods-related or directly tied to interest rates like housing, housing-related, the factories sector, ma

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liz ann sonders, ed yardeni, lyn alden. forget about covering all depositors. i have a guest who says the fdic insurance created more problems that than it solved. we should get rid of it completely. the ceo of tiktok is smiling, smirking as he tries toe save the app in the united states. larry kudlow sounds off at 2:40. could perp walks what we need to get trust in the financial system? the antidote to swagger of thieves is maybe put them in jail. all that and much more on "making money." ♪. charles: so it as controversies go it might not make the top 10 of 2023 heck might not make the top 10 of march of 2023. heck a lot of puzzlement between the scheduling snafu between janet yellen and jay powell yesterday. powell went off script. it was not in the script when he started q&a session. he had to get comments about the small banks and risks they pose. if left unaddressed they can undermine confidence in healthy banks. so the whole thing would be undermined it would threaten the ability of the entire banking system that was a pretty bold statement to say. he wen

ss the second battalion of the unit appeared officially called the sonder regiment of the ussr livangerout 2,000 people 400, of which the germans at the inhabitants of logoisk told about the time when the battalion was based there, a tall, thin man with a cap with a skull and, which is characteristic, and she said that he he walked forward and the people who were walking towards the sky saw that he was coming, they tried to either the alley or, uh, to the other side of the street, so as not to meet with them, because, according to her, he could, uh, beat him with this cage counter. the unit often went out on the so-called fine patrol or patrol along the roads looking for partizans. but if something suspicious happened in their opinion or a person was met who seemed dangerous , they immediately left, the massacre near the village was august. it is just a few kilometers from lagoisk. the partisans fired on the car in which they drove in the face and the germans took revenge. a special unit of the ussr arrived for the murder of the invaders. peaceful people should have answered. the family

uh, sonder of the battalion. ss shit.re was also a ukrainian company and a russian company, and then another forty-third year and a belarusian. 149 were annihilated. of these, 75 children under 16 years old are such a huge number of punishers for such a small village. well, this is the most interesting thing that happened when people were already driven out. they set up there. here is the translator, i don’t remember the translator, then the puncher the battalion commander smolfsky everything the rest they stood. and when someone jumped out, that is, the child jumped out. there it is according to the testimony of the same punishers who were already tried at the minsk trial. well , it is clear that the child is already dead. he is engulfed in fire. all the rest. here they were, like an elderly target, shooting there for a bet on who would hit, yes , and the kayok of which was recognized as not proving the charges. according to the testimony of his colleagues, he lay in the rock at a distance of 120-150 m. here is the entra

uh, the sonder of the ss battalion of crap affer, plus the dilevans for rush also had a ukrainian company a russian company, and then another forty-third year and a belarusian. 149 of them 75 children under 16 years of age were destroyed, that is, such such a huge number of punishers for such a small village. well, this is the most interesting thing that happened when people were already driven out. they set up there. translator , i don't remember the translator, then the punch. the commander of the smolfsky battalion, all the rest . they were standing. and when someone jumped out, that is, the child jumped out. there it is according to the testimony of the same punishers who were already judged at the minsk trial, well, it is clear that this child will already die. he is on fire. everything else. here they are, like an elderly target , shooting there for a bet who will hit, yes, but kotok which was recognized as unproven charges according to the testimony of his colleagues. he lay in the rock at a distance of 120-150 m. here was the entrance to the barn behind a machine gun and finished

sonder.etto was located in the area of ​​shoe and dry streets. more than 20,000 jews deported from seven countries of western central and eastern europe were kept here it was allowed to leave the jewish district only along two streets, and pansky and ostrovsky, it was guarded around the clock by ss policemen from among the lithuanian and belarusian nationalist formations. executions of the civilian population, prisoners of war in minsk began literally from the first days of the occupation in the arsenal of demonstrative executions of jews. minsk getta m on november 7, 1941, the inhabitants of vitebskaya street in minsk were awakened by shots, after which screams and crying of children were heard. he rushed to the house to warn households, and there were seven souls left. but it was already too late from the back of the house the policemen were pushing the wife, the aunt of her husband's sons, out into the street. there were none among them, which means they managed to hide, it flashed into co

the second battalion of the ss appeared and the units were officially called the sonder regiment of thech the germans at the inhabitants of logoisk told about the time when the battalion for the high levander was based there a thin man with a cap with a skull and, which is typical, but she said that he was walking forward and the people who were walking towards the sky saw that he was coming, they tried to either the alley or, uh, to the other side of the street, so as not to meet them, because, according to her , he could, uh, beat someone he met with this cage. the unit often went out on the so-called fine patrol or patrol along the roads looking for partizans. but if something suspicious happened in their opinion or they met a person who seemed dangerous immediately there was a massacre near the village of august. this is just a few kilometers from lagoisk . the partisans fired at the car in which the policemen and the germans were driving to take revenge. a special unit of the sss arrived for the murder of the invaders. peaceful people should have answered. the family of babitsky hu

i don't think that's going to hold rhonda sonders back. >> it's interesting, i met this couple from floridadesantis. >> really? >> love him! as for the governors from florida -- from florida? >> yes they were from florida! >> and florida people like. and >> he won the election with almost 80% of the vote. >> also, while the rest of the country was overdoing covid, florida, i was there during covid. it with night and day from this place. and, you know, i am not one who was ever on the page with covid paranoia. so, i thought it was a breath of fresh air. and the people there, when they would visit me here sometimes they would say, oh my god! and the middle of the pandemic. what are you people living like this? and so on necessary. we don't like this. >> right. >> and it turned out a lot of what rhonda status did was smarter for the people that were criticizing were saying. he kept the beaches open, yes, you're not gonna get outside. and fact, it is good. get some fresh air and sometime tied. it would be better for you. and also protecting the elderly. it was much more targeted. just sort of t

see you soon liz ann sonders. thank you. >>> the question of the day. we want to know how many more times will the fed hike rates after the svb collapse will it be once? twice? maybe three times? head to @cnbc closing bell on twitter. we will share the results later on. >>> and top stocks to watch as we head closer to the end on this friday. >> scott, take a look at docusign, the worst day since june, despite beating estimates on earnings and revenue. jpmorgan downgrading the stock to underweight citing increased competition from adobe and microsoft along with docusign's exposure to challenge markets like real estate venture capital-based fundraising spaces the stock down 22% and peloton is extending this week's decline now, heading for the worst week of the year, the sell-off really intensified when regulators announced a ban on some imports of the company's devices, because of a patent dispute. peloton telling reuters it was disappointed in the ban, but does not expect it to impact users. nonetheless, shares are down as you can see here scott? >> than

liz ann sonders of charles schwab. stocks down more than 20%. 1.77. just off the all-time low.rds that reverie from switzerland come from the saudi national chairman this morning speaking to bloomberg. saying will you offer more assistance? the answer is "absolutely not, for many reasons which is regulatory and statutory". we have not heard from credit suisse this morning but we heard from ubs. the ceo saying they are focused on their own strategy and will not answer hypothetical questions from credit suisse but we are all watching them because you look at socgen down 9%, bnp paribas down 8%. tom: for those on london wall street amid this big crisis, what is important is the timing of the morgan stanley conference. i am going to guess 5.50 or 5.55 . it is not the hyperbole we have seen ages ago but after the last 38 minutes, he will have no comment at 6:41. jonathan: thomas, you know that being around for a long time, people have visceral reactions to comparing things to 2008. i do not like to go there but one thing that frustrates me about people who do is when we benchmark to