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the pictures were taken by 15 year old hans joachim dietz son who lived near the station at the time. you know plots the train station was on veena plots. across the way on the corner there was an enormous building that housed rather ironically the offices of the local fire insurance company. that was my neighborhood and hog with its fancy shops and leisure establishments. in which the wind. and just a few doors down. headquarters which could be considered a legitimate target was also in this district it was from here that the deportation of jews was organized large quantities of military supplies will also sent to the front from the railway station refugees who were fleeing the soviet offensive to the east pass through the station as well. as what happened. this is through the plain scored direct hits on some of the buildings behind the train station. but those who were trapped for several hours in the basement in one of those buildings surrounded by dead bodies. feeling. more than $600.00 people were killed only the tried station alive and suffocated. vanished the central issue was

business developer michelle dietz is proud of what. the u.s. army used to be stationed here but for several years chinese business people have been living working and doing business from the so-called world factory but these days it's quieter than usual deets notices when walking through the office building some business people have postponed their return to germany after the chinese new year all because of the garbage 19 virus people here don't even want to talk about the epidemic they're afraid that bad news might damage the project. everyone is trying to keep a low profile. the virus is compounding an already depressing mood disputes concerning the mobile network supply a while way have already been straining see no german relations as well as every day business. does make me go with feeling the pressure here we're noticing it's difficult to get visa approvals in the embassies and we're noticing it's increasingly difficult to attract chinese investment in germany. and. investors that's why the 3rd building hasn't been finished yet. but found

nia vina plats 15 year old hans joachim dietz and his family had already moved down to the basement to sit out the 1st attack. dates are brought a camera with him he still had it when later he stepped out onto the street and was overwhelmed by the sight of the city engulfed in flames he captured the moment on film. should i inform those who i just wanted to take a picture of our apartment or if so i press the shutter release. that was the 1st picture and then others followed it. maybe i was just in shock at suddenly being confronted with the horror of what war was really like. it all in this creative. this is a function of the building at kristen's technical university dietz a spent 2 hours taking pictures from 11 pm until 1 am when the 2nd attack began a air raid wardens knew to round the area with portable sirens and told people to get off the streets. hilton views of slice of the sirens made a soft whining sound we thought they can't be bombing us together cause fires were like a tornado and that's when we heard the rumbling noise of the planes again troy good . more than 500 lancas

you're nodding vigorously, david dietze? >> the biggest threat to mr. trump's re-election is not on the stage. it is this coronavirus. it will be a tough job, interesting at 6:00 tonight, on one hand he has to say, it will be within control, not to panic but he probably wants to spend 16 billion, twice as much in order to get the job done but he doesn't want to advertise that. if people say i got to stay home, want send my kids to school, we'll talk ourself into recession. stuart: the chief executive of any nation or state is judged by how he or sheehan dells a disaster in their nation or state. that wit be the judgment placed on president trump, i do believe. this is a serious outbreak here. not here in the united states, not at this point. a serious outbreak in china, asia and in the middle east. recapping? dow industrials up 325 points. you have goat -- have got a nice gain pretty much across the board. nasdaq up 1 1/2 percentage points. this of course pales in comparison to the nearly 2,000 point drop on the dow, 6 1/2% we saw monday and tuesday. no

david dietze is with us this morning here at the opening bell from pointview wealth management. any sign of a bottom? >> yes. stuart: you do? >> bottom in the market or something -- stuart: tell me what you see as a bottom for the market and when it comes. >> the proper answer is no one sees a bottom until in hindsight but certainly, when we saw the vix going close to 50, that was some sort of capitulation. when we see a selloff this week which matches the worst selloff in 12 years going back to the subprime crisis, we are close to some sort of bottom, tradeable bottom, i think. when we have the federal reserve governors coming out talking about possible rate cuts, they are sweating bullets. we are getting closer to a bottom. stuart: you can't identify -- of course you can't. i'm not suggesting you could. but you are saying we are getting close to the bottom. right now, we are just bouncing around 25,000 on the dow industrials, a loss of 660 points. shah gilani is with us. are you on camera or on the phone? not sure which it is. okay. there he is. sh shah gilani, yesterday on th

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david dietz is here.al growth over 15 years does seem a little pie in the sky, we've got to be honest, based on history. >> absolutely, since 19 1950 or 3%, the last five to six years, we haven't seen anything close to 3%. one of the big things is the aging of the american population. as americans get older, they're less productive and that's a drain and population growth is not increasing as much as it used to. cheryl: if you look at where we're at really with the markets and kind of this budget plan and everything, it's interesting where they're adding and cutting. he is going to increase military spending. that will be good for defense stocks, lockheed martin and. he's giving more money to nasa. there's a big increase for the nasa budget. that would also i would think be a market positive. >> well, certainly -- cheryl: for some. >> yeah, i mean, certainly anything to do with the infrastructure, kind of helps build our capabilities, increases transportation options, provides insight into how we move thi

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enhancement group senior vice president nicole webb along with pointview wealth management's david dietzehe show. >> thank you for having me. charles: halfway through earnings season, certainly better than anyone had thought, for the most part, beating wall street, this coronavirus, it was a dark cloud and somehow this market has come roaring back this week, over 1,000 points in the last three sessions, up again today. >> yeah. i actually like to think of it this way. the market, i have seen this before and i'm not going to be duped again. when it comes to the coronavirus, it's like here i go, i know this isn't going to be momentum that stays this direction for long, instead m going to revert back. i got really excited seeing adp's numbers come in yesterday. i know we are in anxious anticipation of what we get tomorrow. but coupling that with what president trump said about this market creating trillions of dollars for americans, and then we see the adp numbers were led by hospitality and leisure, construction, that would lead me to believe there's confidence in the american people and th

let's get the read from "the wall street journal" ed editorial page gillian melcher and david dietze.k when you hear a number like that on the vix and the fear that is pretty much rampant and pretty much worldwide? what do you do? >> well, basically it's all about your time horizon. if you have a slightly longer term horizon than this afternoon, i think you use this as a buying opportunity. neil: what if it's tomorrow afternoon? >> no one nose really, but the well diversified investor has bonds, has precious metals, both of those are soaring today. isn't in the proper day to trim some of those all-time record high prices and buy some well managed companies with a very good long-term future. neil: so a lot of people looked at that and say some of these big names have gotten me to the party, and i don't want to get out of it. i've made a heavy profit on it, it's not as if i have to sell it. >> this is, hopefully, a temporary thing. but i think just to say it's temporary doesn't fully capture the picture of it. it is going to have an economic impact. and i think we're seeing right now th

i want to ask pointview wealth management's david dietze along with keith fitz-gerald.t me start with you. first of all, the coronavirus, the change in numbers, certainly a shocking headline and it's something you have expressed some anxiety about, and adding to the frustration, there was sort of a coast is clear yesterday. ray dalio set that up. people condemned him for it. he came back with a series of tweets including one that says i think that i am a blank blank relative to experts on the subject so i shouldn't be asked, but if i were to guess, there's a wide range of possible outcomes. that was just two of four posted tweets there. where are we with this? because you have expressed some real anxiety about it. >> well, i tell you what, not based on personal experience, i have been in china when i have watched them lock down hotels during, for example, the avian flu. that information wasn't reported over here. so the fact that we've got just 60,000 cases, according to data coming from china, really makes my skin crawl. i think the number is probably twice that, maybe

david dietze and money map's keith fitz-gerald. keith, you have been one of the cautious or most cautious analysts on television the last three or four weeks. you were anxious about something like this possibly happening. how do you feel now? >> well, i'll tell you what, charles, this business is a tough business because you want to be right most of the time. unfortunately this one of those instances i was hoping to be wrong. my angst is not letting up. the potential is far worse than i think leaders are making it out. cdc is correct, the horse is out of the barn. that being said, investment standpoint always hard to be positive and you have to play offense on days like think, what are you worried about, keith? some people are making observation, looking at mortality rate, our health care system in this country, juxtapose that against shutting a down a country? in other words the measures that we take will have much more deeper economic impact than anything the virus might have done otherwise? >> well you know, this is very much th

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catholic church is rigid disappeared the norm that demand celibacy from priests could be changed or dietz loosened starting in the amazon which is shared by 9 south american countries during the panel and the song synod of bishops last october there was consensus that it happened to desperately needs more priests not only for the sake of souls but also to save the amazon rain forest from deforestation which has been one of the pope's she focuses and in order to get more priests it was argued that it might be necessary to end the prohibition on marriage. the idea is being resisted by the vatican's most orthodox wing with the blessing of former pope benedict a controversial new book by cardinal robert sarah argues that lifting the celibacy law would strongly damage the catholic church the world's oldest institution but others insist that enforcing the celibacy law is discouraging priests from joining and damaging the reputation of those who've already taken their vows one of them is father. day who believes that making an exception to the amazon region is not the answer even if. i don't thi

get the read from david dietze who follows this, so much more, very closely in the markets.avid, tesla, that is a grenade isn't it? it can be a nice grenade if it never goes off but can be very bad if they take the pin out. what's real? >> the bottom line, this is a dangerous stock for people to invest in. it has gone parabolic you cannot justify the metrics on any kind of fundamentals and even if the story plays out as well as people think we're talking about a decade away. having said that -- neil: that decade away is the camp this could be a 7,000-dollar stock? do you buy that? >> you know, anything is possible but i think the odds are against you. this looks like aol, 1999, yahoo!. bitcoin in 2018. even volkswagen when porsche tried to take over in 2018, the shorts got squeezed. this is a massive short slaughter which caused the stock to go up. which means it is divorced from the fundamentals and when ever the market is acting irrational i advise my clients stay clear of that having said that, neil, elon musk is starting to get the job done. it is not about electric vehi