austria's law against selling real estate to foreigners is easy to get around. for example by setting up a foundation. more than a thousand oligarchs are said to buy property in austria this way including in pittsfield. this luxury hotel belongs to the billionaire in the nevada reno. the wife of former moscow mayor yuri those calls. no one wants to rock the boat the english author businessman from taylor was has lived here for ten years. he relies on austrianality. even if they were to be another cold war. the costs. should you have to improve its system began to be punitive system in russia the ukraine into the contest contest. these things. this might just throw up even when you think. from the american system the salt content. innovations and two countries like russia and ukraine. the shoes are convinced that europe can afford to do without the investments made by three children. these russian speaking ski instructors are confident they'll still have jobs next winter it got me to school in the league. i don't think there'll be fewer russian tourists. anyways

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but hitler put pressure on the chancellor of austria and as he got the chancellor of austria to make appointments of officers, he weakend the resistance of the leadership and on march 12, 1938, march 11, the chancellor of austria resigned. troops flowed in and 13 of march, they declared it to be a separate country. this is a recovery of a nation that had gone through tremendous onomic chaos and they were vulnerable and austria was powerless to stand in the way. march 12 is the day the flow of he nazis went into austria and vienna. and now think of this. in the spring of 1938, troops come into austria without firing a shot. now they did fire some shots in georgia and a lot of shots in georgia and people were killed and a number of people were killed. but we are back in 1938. spring of 1938, austria taken over by the nazis. hitler is threatening that they need to come into the similar fashion. chamberlain, the failed peacemaker, flew to munich to meet with hitler and made the munich agreement with hitler and signed off on it and got a letter that said we are going to have peace if you

but it's important to point out that officials from italy and austria deny they had passengers on thelane. austria says a passport was stolen and there are reports an italian person's passport was also stolen which raises the question, were two of the passengers with possibly stolen passports on that plane? and, if so, who were they? joining me right now cnn law enforcement analyst tom fuentes and, tom, let me get to you first. we're asking about these passports because apparently on the manifest were names matched to these passports which both countries, austria and italy, are now saying were stolen. so help us understand, you know, how to piece this together. on the level of importance, where is it? >> well, fredricka, it's important to be followed up on. if the individuals that previously owned those passports weren't passengers, who was? so that's going to be an important part of the investigation. i should add that i was on the executive committee of interpol for three years, worked closely with interpol for decades, and interpol maintains a database in france of lost and stolen

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that and said the coalition government and frankly when you look at to have the freedom party in austria doesn't seem very different from a small bowl of dough which is in the interim government in kiev. honestly i think there are more important things going on right now. what's the boat is going to be real no suitable to a rose as the house opposition to the article that regime the way the ukrainian politics work these last four years was a demo code which monopolized all political power and unsupported still botha as the supposedly right wing alternative. this was very convenient because it meant that donald called which could win in the election because of course he could beat her right wing party in ukraine because there's only a very limited support for the foreign press. some of them never polled more than ten percent. i don't think it ever will. in a revolutionary situation. the people who are members of the vote actually we are actually rebelled against their leaders and father easy. their leader does not have a post in in this government and the engine to see what happens is a v

y dos Últimos de italia y austria, resulta que los pasaportes fueron reportados como perdidos en tailandiaque tambiÉn estÁn desaparecidas. >>> todavÍa no hay evidencia que la desapariciÓn se trate de un sabotaje, pero llama la atenciÓn que dos abordaron con documentos falsos, estos pasaportes que corresponden a los ciudadanos de austria e italia fue robado en el 2013. >>> este aviÓn tenÍa 12 aÑos de antiguedad, no es un aviÓn nuevo, pero no es viejo. y tenÍa la Última tecnologÍa. >>> la tecnologÍa de un triple 777 es de primera categorÍa, prÁcticamente puede volar por si solo. simplemente con instrumentos, pero obligan para reforzar los sistemas de seguridad. >>> muchas gracias. un juez de florida fijo una fianza de un millÓn de dolares a la mujer que intentÓ suicidarse lanzando su camioneta al ocÉano atlÁntico, tras una evaluaciÓn siquiÁtrica se comprobÓ que ludmila no tiene trastornos mentales, ahora enfrente cargos de intento de homicidio, el incidente tuvo repercuciÓn porque fue firmado por un testigo que lo subiÓ a la redde youtube. >>> este hombre en medio de una concurrida gasoliner

it's a ski apache king came in second austria's would say it's my aunt's. the to do your pre race favourites excellence been del failed in his attempt to take a toll and the onslaught from his rifle and compact it yes road then a fifth place six plates and finally a full plate for the great no weekend of the stale even without a victory over the weekend spring now claimed the world's super g crown. on the downhill. lol now leads the overall standings from austria's marcel hampshire sitting the notes particularly nice beating as the veterans here from the czech republic own grave by and was involved in a dreadful fold up with them all busy. it will be a sunday too forgetful bank who lost control and crashed after injuring his leg. the more we wish to stay up a good recovery and to dismantle alternate also call them well in the kettle bells rang out for this week's winning at fortress credits montage that is what this was when looking to olympic champion dominate the scene an alert that to carry the day of murray and to open up the holiday was also expected t

in austria, they vitiated all the laws of their property. way to get them we created.e list that came out were frightening in terms of the pressure took to bring this about. we had a jewish ambassador at the time. he wouldn't lift a finger. people don't want to get involved. so we need champions, but for the national archives let me tell you, folks, these champions couldn't make their case. of the records i went through before greg's finding was great, we have in our national archives, are the blueprints for hitler's museum. when you see that it's pretty frightening. for his birthday, and maybe robert can confirm this, hitler would actually produce four color brochures about the size of a reader's digest of his favorite looted art and he would send this to the front lines of his troops. so i want to compliment the archives and maybe ask michael if he is a second, how do the archives get all this stuff? it includes all the captured german war records from all the salt mines that hitler did the stuff in. and briefly -- >> and all the documents of the first detectives on

during most of the 17th century, austria was preoccupied with its lonely fight against the encroachingrmies of the ottoman turks. when the austrians defeated the muslim turks at the gates of vienna in 1683, a new era began. the hapsburg holy roman emperors turned to rebuilding their ravaged land. all along the danube, where bleak fortresses had guarded the river, a chain of magnificent abbeys was built. the victory over the turks meant that money was now available for grand enterprises. the monks' taxes paid for buildings rather than for weapons. these abbeys were meant to serve not only as religious communities, but also as hospices for the emperor. saint florian's abbey, begun in 1689, is the work of an italian and an austrian-- carlo carlone and jakob prandtauer. in true baroque fashion, the new abbey was a stage upon which royal ritual could be played out by the visiting emperor. paradoxically, the stage usually lacked its leading actor, for the emperor himself rarely visited any of the abbeys. but it didn't matter. the object was not imperial housing. it was to make a political po

i started twelve years austria celebrate it a double victory of the old landscape world cup thanks to muscle hash and the pentagon who had to see some hi welcome to gravity it was. the season with the challenge of becoming the first monday noted that he is with the welsh cup title for use in a row is that he did disappoint you know who the weekend with as many races as he did towards top twenty at the top twenty seasons of the five victories this time but it was the custom save. it has a crystal globe. they did twenty one events he finished sixteenth on to the top five in the austrian finished the season with a victory in the slalom while five of seven high the switzerland which also led him to just a small crystal but just like the skin of the week of hols and luggage on solid ground but despite finishing with the same number of new places and the kitty that was the american view emerged victorious will improve. and in the women's competition the opening is catered for in twenty fourteen becoming a full for skin grafts in the last four years of the stop the season she was going to be

passengers believed to be from austria and italy were reportedly traveling on passports stolen years ago. joining me now, an analyst. this means we really don't have many real clarity on the people who may have used these passports to get onboard, but give me and idea how potentially alarming, concerning this is to you, that there might have been someone who could get on a plane by way of using a passport that's been lost or stolen? >> fredricka, you're right, it is alarming. but in addition to just the passports, they would require a visa. if you have european passports, or even a u.s. passport, you need a visa to enter china. you need a visa to get a boarding pass along with your passport. evidence that you've got a valid visa to go with the travel document, in order to even get the boarding pass and ever board that aircraft. that's something that the government of china is going to have to reveal, the issuance of their visa, where did that occur? was that in a particular embassy or consulate around the world, that the visa was issued? and that would have meant they would have had

it is known the legally boarded the plane of malaysia airlines passport to citizens of italy and austria were stolen in thailand. most passengers used these documents they bought tickets and china southern airlines said the change of plan b gene in the park to amsterdam. eminem is still not know where exactly these passports were stolen. there were no file police reports on the stolen documents we have no information about the identity of the suspects when they bought the tickets they used the copies of the stolen documents according to the representatives of the temple is too early to talk about the relation between the forged passports and a possible plane crash current research for the missing plane bones seven seven seven two hundred of malaysia airlines in south china sea is conducted by forty ships in twenty two aircraft of several countries korea knows the reports. bill is even if the reactor at four she went back she filed the lawsuit. many losses connected with the new dealer disaster which happened three years ago the crowd against the japanese government the managers of factor

andreas misled a candidate for austria's right wing freedom party was going to do the same the third reich don't have as many rules regulations and pans and that it looks more info will be approached in the european union during the katherine last month in vienna. austrian jewish need to ask a two h said that the politician was unable to cross the fact proponents of extreme right the lordship responsibility for crimes recent opinion polls showed the league and aussie is expected to do well in this maze european parliamentary elections. the prediction is consistent with other right wing political parties across europe to make gains recently due to disillusion among boxes on issues including the economy and immigration it looks european parliament elections on this document is a manifestation of the board of deputies of british as an enduring united kingdom is the site the number of key aspirations from the jewish community before but it is head to the polls in may. use relationship with israel religious freedoms anti semitism and mocking extremism and the holocaust issues are its full

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scored in the salt mines of austria. >> i'm proud of what we're doing here. >> reporter: now, a new twist. a treasure trove of almost 200 works hidden from the world for decades. it's a stellar lineup of artistic talent. renoir, monet. some worth millions. the works of arts were discovered at this house in austria, belonging to the son of an infamous art collector who was tasked by hitler with trading stolen works to fund the nazis. it is entirely possible these latest discoveries are part of the family's legitimate art collection. they're promising any works that were stolen would be returned to the rightful owners. but, david, this is another intriguing twist to a world war ii era mystery. >> thank you. >>> now to a much different image making global headlines tonight. a toddler and his cherished dog, and he just happens to be a very well-known royal heir. by george, he's grown. right there in the window of their kensington palace apartment -- the royal couple prince william and kate, and their toddler, prince george, the royal heir, the toddler looking at their dog. the last time the w

canada is in fourth place with sixteen s followed by germany france austria and slovakia. for more on the final days of this year's paralympics art easel in say france reports the combination of the festivities here and saatchi and last week and more festivities and spent the whole team has a brother named in court records. it was a record set back in nineteen eighty four when austria on which took over seventy nine all smoking russia is taking home an eighty s thirty dollars and twenty eight silver and twenty two bronze is also worth mentioning. i bet as of today ii and tier us to steer romantic his cough has. i'm officially taking home six paralympic gold medals. he now holds the title for that everything has gone off very well here and saatchi on from the weather holding nice and bright to lead the organization all the facilities that are surrounding all of the art competitions and the festivities. of course to take my word for it. let's listen to the athletes and spectators. it is this the eleven year reign. once the razor and racing with the singing of these. team and

neighboring countries but leicester sport kit of context and brynn were purchased by a sport out to austria italy and switzerland chose apple seeds now we have orders from canada the company five seasons as this was printed. we also hold negotiations with them for signing the contract and exporter when the sports clothing for switzerland. our partners started working actively they're involved in selection of customers they're very interested in a prize in the color combination. zaman to provoke the end of. what opera stars give a consonant on the corner. solis of the metropolitan opera in new york. i'm a humble little solace of the opera house's argentina and brazil. george terrace and well known russian and ukrainian artists performed on one scene a local orchestra full kitchen it's named after book on going live. accompanied them the opera stars were amazed at the skill of the full orchestra and invited him to a festival in moscow as a solo performer among its key theater by dint of its noted the performance of the operating here is to the sound of the dome bronco this became an unusual a

the end of this parable s following the coverage of crime or sin for democracy protests in egypt austria. i'll just erasing expended in the united states. bowling is fun for the million dollar purchase of current tv the guitar and lettuce and slow down to zero america on the platforms a great santa israeli defense minister and the chances that the jewish state will hesitate to act against iran fully news that the israeli navy seize control of the panamanian flagged ship in the red sea which was reportedly carrying thousands of opponents are bringing supply products made in syria. dyed it. the school into two different states of israel. the needle to a full time only. in a little break when be the focus to the government of israel in the directive of the minister of defense to intercept any possible actions like that in any given day. in any given arena. as much as we can. and distance bills. as much as we care. israel said the shipments which included dozens of house two and three and two blankets was intended to palestinian militant group from asda goes astray israeli army for teacher k

in austria we had to get the laws re-created.the list were frightening in terms of the pressure it took. we had a jewish ambassador in viav vienna. we need champions. but for the national archives, they couldn't make their case. we have the blue prints for the lens of hitler. for his birthday hitler would produce four color brochures about his favorites looted art and send it to the frontline of the troops. i want to ask how the archives got all of the stuff. sfwl it is due to the national archives we know this. >> back in the late '99s, you asked me for a report you were producing how many pages of material do you have. and i said ten million? sounds like a good number. but i think i under estimated probably as we uncover more and more material that was created and rc's from our enemies. yes, ma'am? oh, you want to respond so? >> the national archives are the receiver of the records from the army. we microfilmed all of the records to preserve them. and then we sent the microfilm to germany. we have all of the records of the unit

away from perth, austria. stay with kron4's we continue to cover the missing a malaysian airlines flight 373 log on to our web site kron4 dot com for the latest information out of austria on the new findings. as well as pictures of some of the passengers. you can also learn about the seven lead leading theories of what led to the flight to this apparent three the latest also be found by checking out our facebook page in twitter feet. friends, family and communities and in a casino and napa counties are mourning the death of a sheriff's deputy killed in a shootout. authorities say it meant a single county deputy ricky del florentino was shopped around noon yesterday in the cleone area just north of fort bragg. was a 26 year veteran of law enforcement. this is the man that is a shot del fiorentino. ricardo antonio chaney. was wanted in connection with several earlier crimes tracked down after an hour's long manhunt reportedlyshootout. deputy del fiorentino a star wrestler and football player and now high-school

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out why, when we've seen evidence that minnesota solar is beating fossil fuel or price, in usa -- austria -- this is benefit for these departments and not liabilities. it doesn't make sense when we are in a budget crunch to be cutting things. we need to find out from the sfpuc what the heck is going on. that is the key number, that $20 million a year that's digging in. they have a big water project that they say is a surprise and we have to look at that because it's half a billion dollars. those energy things are something we should really dig into. >>supervisor john avalos: perhaps, sfpuc staff are not here but they can comment. we have a joint meeting in the inter connect agreement. i think there is a discussion that they are -- appealing that 20-minute price tag. >> jason freed. lafco staff. what i remember and what they are planning is now is they don't have the agreement. when they are projecting farther out. i will double check on it and i think they are projecting all the stuff may not be there so they have a higher price down the road. it's better to do it that way because the cur

there are also from austria, a married couple on vacation on the flight disappeared.couple on the missing flight, teenagers from france only 17 and 18 years old. they were believed to have been traveling with a mother and sister, this picture shows the pair with the words i love you in front. the search going to dave five, the grieving families continue to wait. but for some hope their loved ones may return safely, that help is hard to hold on to. thanks for watching. ♪ >>> in his documentary "weed" -- >> you've looked at the evidence. >> there's real since out there. >> a year-long journey that changed what many of us thought about marijuana, myself included. >> i think we've been terribly and systematically misled. >> we used to only picture this. then we showed you this. medical marijuana treating seizures, pain, dozens of other ailments. >> charlotte is doing amazing, better and better each month. >> but we learned this wasn't the end of the story, it was just the beginning. >> i think we went from about 150 calls a month to over 4,000. >> there's still so many is

reporting that two of the passengers onboard may have been traveling on stolen passports from italy and austria. >> more details. the deadly crash of another airline at san francisco also involved the 777, but pilot error was blamed on that accident that killed three people in july. you can see the pilot from the malaysia flight is featured on this video. >>> police say they're seeing less crime in some areas, and we wanted to know why. crime has fallen in richmond in one year. >>reporter: the streets are a little quieter and saver thanks to a myriad of things happening between the police and public. >> things are getting better. >>reporter: jose is the father of three and coaches a soccer team. he's never been the victim of a burglary, but has witnessed them. >> i do look after my neighbors. i do keep an eye. i have called the police on occasion. >>reporter: police say those kinds of calls are helping. communication is key for crime prevention. in addition to routine patrols, officers are passing out fliers >>reporter: they also keep hiring new officers while avoiding layoffs. >> i think that

the foreign ministry officials in italy and austria say that two names of people listed on the manifest mass passport stolen in thailand. >> i think we have if it's our every reason to expect this is not going to be a good outcome. >> 2/3 of the passengers were from china. others were from elsewhere in asia and north america and europe. a spokesman says the 777 was inspected 10 days ago and was found in proper condition. no indication the pilot sent a whatess signal, suggesting ever happened occurred quickly and catastrophically. >> it is just about 7:00 a.m. sunday morning and those parts. daylight will bring us new clues into what happened. were killedt home in an afternoon crash in frederick county, maryland. an eyewitness told police of ford expedition was traveling eastbound on route 340 when it lost control and crossed the center median and enter the westbound lanes. it struck a toyota as well as another vehicle. the driver of the expedition and that toyota died at the scene. two adults and two juveniles were injured in the crash. the exact cause of that crash remains under invest

. >> reporter: [ inaudible ] >> passport austria. >> okay, so we are watching a news conference from malaysian civil aviation authorities, and the latest to come out of that is that they are looking into four possible reasons for the disappearance of flight mh370. they mentioned hijacking, sabotage, psychological problems among the passengers, or maybe personal problems. of course, most of the passengers on board were chinese, and they said that a team of officers from china had visited them, supplied them with photographs of all 153 chinese passengers that were on board the plane. they also said that they are going through all the footage that they have, that they are doing, checking the background of all passengers on board. they also spoke about the two passengers that are known to have been travelling on stolen passports. let's go back to the news conference and listen in again now. >> all passengers that check in and did not board. everybody who booked this flight boarded the plane. >> okay. questions. >> reporter: [ inaudible ] [ laughs ] >> i'm sorry, i can't tell you why. >>

there is west ukraine which has a long history with poland, lithuania, austria. there are very different kinds of evolutions here. when you say, ukraine this and ukraine met that, what is it you are talking about? and there may be one thing that putin has not calculated right. he has changed the relative balance of the populations. because crimea was russian. and now that is out of the mix. the balance between the two that are left is much closer. and remember, putin has also said that there was a who -- a coup against the president, yanukovych, who was a russian student. i don't ever what i was going to say now -- i don't remember what i was going to say now -- >> you are right. [laughter] >> now the government is a government of primarily west ukraine. and that is different. and putin sees that difference and what he says is, use throughout yanukovych -- you throughout yanukovych and put in your fascist. but let me just say -- >> let me just say something. does this have anything to do with how the united states is now perceived in the world? >> i think it does

. ♪ in the south corner of austria, we have the latest out there, chinese aircraft, never seemed to the world before landing in perth. 86 nations working together. a very commendable effort on a country as small as malaysia. >> [ inaudible question ] >> hope in their eyes. for me as a minister responsible, this is the hardest part of my life at the moment. looking out for the families. in fact not only that i give them strength and i give them assurance and our commitment, in a way they gave me strength, also, to persevere. putting aside all of the speculation, putting aside all of the stories about sightings and putting aside the theories, at the end of the day only want to know where or their loved ones. when i have indicated to them there is one question that i don't have the answers to that the moment, it came to them sincerely. i think they appreciate it and that gives me the strength to continue for another day. >> [ inaudible question ] >> miracles do happen. remote or otherwise. that is the hope the family members want me to convey. not only to the malaysian government, but to t

rights has made this quite an issue, the safety of journalists and, of course, where i am today, austria, the country of austria has made it one of their priorities to address this issue of the safety of journalists and particularly women journalists. they've seen an uptick in attacks and assaults and everything from rape to kidnapping of women journalists, more than we've seen in recent history, and that is of great concern to us. >> brown: david, in the last minute or so, you can fill in that picture a little bit more. this is upgrading the dangerous for journalists operating around the world? >> it definitely is, and it's actually local journalists targeted the most and local journalists trying to report about corruption and problems in the government itself. so there will be a veneer of terrorism and broader issues, but this is just people in power silencing journalists who are writing stories that hold them accountable. the stories that foreign journalists get a lot more headlines but the vast majority of victims and the murders are local journalists being killed by local government

he has argued that his arrest in austria is purely political.is is a man who is accused of close ties to the former government here in ukraine as well as to the russian government. >> some interesting developments there and the tensions clearly remain high. ivan watson live from kiev, ukraine, appreciate that report. ukrainian president candidate believes president putin's sights are set far beyond crimea. he spoke with cnn in brussels. he klitschko says he beliefs the russian leader wants all of ukraine. >> we never expect to make a fight, war with russia, because we are very close to each other, and many people have relatives in russia, and many people have relatives in ukraine. we have very close history, and how we work in the future is a good idea from make from crimea demille tritzed zone, no military forces anymore, and i think we have to show a good example. >> he and other presidential candidates will face off in elections set for may 25th. this is "the newsroom." coming up, how a cyclone off the coast of indonesia could soon hamper sea

flagbeth gurgle flying the for austria. the reigning champion. giving --ran was given a fitting farewell. she finished third. the race was marred by a national -- nasty crash when she flew off the course in the upper section and into the safety net. she has won the downhill crystal globe. the lead in the overall standings. >> hello, and welcome to today's web news where we will take a look at some of the stories making headlines. coming up on today show, reporters without borders releases the annual enemies of the internet list. american web users raise thousands for homeless man and a pencil drawing of the record-breaking oscar selfie. as is the case every year, reporters without borders released the annual enemies of the internet list. there has been a slight change this year that instead of highlighting the countries, supporters without borders is theing agencies that are at heart of state surveillance and censorship programs. this draws attention towards the online freedom in seven countries. in a number of the entities working within democra

it was double for austria as an -- the 24-year-old -- wrapped up the oversight she would claim her second crystal globe of the season. she was the second fastest on the first run. ahead of her, nearest challenger jessica. from sweden. medalists in sochi, last month plus video, to add to her collection. came in second of the day of the swiss venue, point 25 seconds slower than her compatriot's time. ,he head of the final day 14-point advantage. she finished third in the final race of the season. >> hello and welcome to today's web news, where we will take a look at some of these stories nicking headlines. coming up on today's show, unusually high levels of pollution in the french -- and france. of europeanation air traffic on a summer day. scores of parisians have taken to wearing protective masks over the past few days as unusually high levels of pollution hit the french capital. they will share their accounts of the coming crisis on social networks. photos online have been distributed to show how to protect from pollution. has affectedsmog the city of lights. astonishing images where mos

in those brief few years, he led french armies to italy, egypt, spain, austria, prussia, and even moscow itself, and during that meteoric time, this room, his library at the chateau of malmaison, was his still point-- a place to which he could return. it was here, for example, that he worked on his famous law code, le code napoleon, at this desk painted by david. here he returned after his abdication in 1814 in such despair that he'd attempted to commit suicide. he came back, once more, to meditate during the fateful 100 days before waterloo, and after that last catastrophic defeat, the english allowed him to return here, just once more, before his final exile to distant st. helena. the house was empty then. his former wife, the empress josephine, whose house it was, had died. she had kept this room exactly as it had been during their happiest moments together. here napoleon had enjoyed moments of his greatest triumphs and moments of his greatest creativity. for in the story of art, too, napoleon was an extraordinary catalyst, not merely in the pictures that he commissioned or inspired h

after he moved his troops into austria in 1938. >> putin is not an idiot.er did and, you know, a lot of people on the left are just outraged that you are talking about hitler. but what people don't really understand and i think you do, mr. ellayna. you are a student of history. is that what is going on in europe right now directly relates to world war ii. all the boundaries drawn by stalin and fdr. churchill didn't have much to do with it, right? have caused friction ever since the classic bully that hitler was is the same kind of bully that putin is. i don't see a lot of difference in style. >> the big difference, think the important difference and the reason why the analogy is far from perfect is that hitler had sort of global aaron aryan premises ideology holocaust all of that built into it you don't see anything like that what putin is doing. putin is aggressive but his goals are sort of traditional within the russian mind set. i think the -- and you mentioned the borders, that's very important. another point where they are similar is that both of these

one of the people that came to work for that organization who was originally from austria he and his wife and several other austrian and german jewish immigrants actually went out and infiltrated these meetings of these pro- nazi groups and they had code names, they would take notes on what was going on and then they wanted to get the word out and the message was these groups were both anti-american and anti-semantics. however, they felt if it was a true elite coke jewish group getting the word out it would be self-serving so they wanted to find a way to get the word out in a more natural way. so, the solution that they found was in 1939. they started an organization

media compares the annexation of karmiel with hitler's takeover of austria in 1938. not see germany -- nazi germany and russia attacked poland and the following year. >> i lived through that as a child and it started in a similar way. >> russian aggression need not be looked very to be damaging to pull in. >> i don't think there is any real danger of an invasion. putin, hadssia, applied pressure in a bid to destabilize poland politically or economically. nevertheless, the polish government has been making much lately of poland's nato membership. >> it is nato that above all needs to draw lessons from the crisis. seems the alliance summit into temper will be one of the most important in its history. >> in while, warsaw is lobbying ever harder for ukraine to be offered a chance of eu leadership. it wants to keep russia at a safe distance. in ukraine does look set to dominate in the summit of g-7 nations on to a in the hague. u.s. president barack obama is already there and the netherlands. the agenda, finding some way to punish russia for annexing crimea, including pos

the secretary-general of interpol says the stolen documents were from austria and italy but used valid iranian passports to fly to malaysia. >>> neither passport was reported it seems to men or listed in the databases of interpol. comparing the names and numbers against interpol database would not have a suspect the. >> it is suspected that the 19-year-old was trying to seek asylum in germany. >> the more information we get we are inclined to conclude it is not terrorism. >> there is still no trace of the plane with dozens of planes and ships scouring the waters between malaysia and vietnam but as we have learned, the plane could have been hundreds of mile off course. for the loved ones the uncertainty is what is unbearable. >> the worst possible news. at least there is what we call appropriate reaction whether it is grove or anger. >> the c.e.o. of the airlines said he is not discouraged. >> it must be there somewhere. we have to find it. >> another deficit in the mystery, the company is investigating an australian television report this the co-pilot on the missing night two years ago

he worked as a diplomat in austria and helped members of the jewish community get passports to escape on china called him a selfless man. >> a man who had absolutely nothing personal to gain from this activity. nothing. on the contrary, he put everything he had at risk. including his job. and even his life. >> he later received several awards from israel in recognition of his humanitarianism. >>> it's time to get a check on the weather with leigh and what we can expect to wake up to tomorrow. >> i think much of the bay area will notice a big change tomorrow. thickening clouds, increasing rain. could be heavy at times. and very gusty wind. live doppler 7hd picking up little moisture so a nice break today. the high country still seeing just a few light snow showers here and there, but really looks like the snow will pick up for those folks as well by lateness afternoon. our san jose cam showing you a thickening cloud scenario over downparts. san jose, 69. 58, half moon bay, and from the view from -- our sutro cam, we're seeing the golden gate bridge, ma -- marin headlands. and here's a

long as their resident in scotland the scalps of foreign students the candidate that elizabeth of austria says he'll vote yes to independence because he thinks scott and could make a good contribution to the european. we both know but is primarily because a lot of little consequence. it comes to a gemini. an estimated seventy thousand people from eu countries other than christian that in scotland and also has helped many in the general population of just four million fake articles a difference. eu leaders will meet again in brussels on thursday with a view to toughen sanctions against russia. everett annexation of crimea. tim and council and the medical his leg eu calls and russia most of the school so it's ukraine policy face serious economic consequences minimal scandal to use trade between the two countries announced the seventy sixth inning errors according to the gym and national statistics office. but across the eu is a whole the european commission says trade between the book and also amounted to three hundred and thirty five billion years in twenty twelve and the sea on russian en

[bells ringing] in a europe dominated by absolutist and catholic monarchies-- spain, france, austria-- the republic was an island of relative freedom. the town hall of the dutch city of amsterdam, built in the 17th century, tells us something about the ideals of the dutch republic. it has none of the qualities of absolutist architecture. here no grand colonnade leads the world into a central focus as at saint peter's, rome. no succession of rooms and corridors and staircases takes us to the monarch's bedroom as at louis xiv's palace at versailles. here you have seven simple, unpretentious doorways. the architecture of the new town hall, then, is an embodiment of the netherlands' independent political aspirations, an expression of amsterdam as a free city at the center of the world. in the 17th century, the dutch city of amsterdam was the greatest economic power in the world, a vast marketplace where every kind of goods could be had-- pepper, whale oil, japanese lacquer, cloth, wine. the dutch became rich. they were the most urban society in europe-- literate, stable, well-fed, and dec

as i mentioned this, i just got back from a tour of germany and austria. , i willore i left finish --inished the novel so i can see you next year. ofis: you are ahead schedule. the sky crank them out, and they always seem to be good. crank does it -- this guy them out. they always seem to be good. it his book is called "t.c. boyle stories ii." 14 brand-new short stories i'm sure you will find enjoyable to read. until next time, good to see you. latinos may be the fastest-growing ethnic group in america, but despite their numbers, many still feel misunderstood. rick najera faces those colleges. he is an award-winning writer, actor, producer, and comedian. he has written his memoir. it's a new book auld -- called ."lmost white good to have you on the program. there is a lot of funny stuff. i promise i will get to the funny. not that i can stop you from getting to the funny, but there is a serious story that is for me the back story to this book. you had a near-death experience, and when i say near death, i mean near death. might -- f you >> i had a strange experience. i had pneumonia. i

he worked as a diplomat in austria and helped members of the jewish community get passports to escape on china called him a selfless man. >> a man who had absolutely nothing personal to gain from this activity. nothing. on the contrary, he put everything he had at risk. including his job. and even his life. >> he later received several awards from israel in recognition of his humanitarianism. >>> it's time to get a check on the weather with leigh and what we can expect to wake up to tomorrow. >> i think much of the bay area will notice a big change tomorrow. thickening clouds, increasing rain. could be heavy at times. and very gusty wind. live doppler 7hd picking up little moisture so a nice break today. the high country still seeing just a few light snow showers here and there, but really looks like the snow will pick up for those folks as well by lateness afternoon. our san jose cam showing you a thickening cloud scenario over downparts. san jose, 69. 58, half moon bay, and from the view from -- our sutro cam, we're seeing the golden gate bridge, ma -- marin headlands. and here's a

and austria, won. >> the nationalities of the people on that missing airplane. the flight was due to land in beijing nearly 8 hours ago. david mackenzie joins us live from the chinese capital. i am told that you are in an area where they have now moved the families that were expecting their loved ones on that plane. >> reporter: that's right. want to bring you some news, natalie. some 12 hours or so since that lost contact with air traffic control, it appears now that the news is not good. according to the people's daily, the main mouthpiece, as it were, of the china's communist party and according to leading daily papers in vietnam, the vietnamese navy commander is now saying that the plane went down around 150 miles south of an island off of vietnam and it appears so that this is definitely the case that this airliner went down. the family members in the hotel behind me have been streaming and not knowing what the situation was. one woman wailed out in chinese, my son was only 14 years old. she was led into crowds of reporters trying to find out any informatio

he was a diplomat in austria during world war ii and risked his life to save thousands of jewish refugeespanel. the doctor's humanitarianism and courage is similar to that of the oscar >> looks like another strong storm system will be moving in. live doppler 7hd picking up on just a few light returns here and there. looks like much of this in the higher elevation. you can see just a few snow showers here and there across the taupo basin there, and -- the tahoe basin, and they picked up close to two feet at the 7,000-foot level. our san jose cam paint agonies picture with clouds as well as sun breaks. current readings, san francisco, 57. 60 in san jose. from the exploratorium cam, you can see temperatures in the north bay warmed up nicely today with 57 right now in santa rosa. napa, 59, 57 in petaluma, concord, 60. here's a look at the forecast highlights. looks like another pretty potent storm system will move in here tomorrow. to tonight look for scattered clouds, breezy, heavy rain and wind expected by tomorrow afternoon, and it doesn't end there with april showers and thunderstorms exp