he knew of einstein's work. the new einstein personally. he wanted icily that he wanted einstein to come to this new institute -- he wanted einstein to come to this institution. so, he arrives here just before new year's eve, 1930, 1931. he was driven in a motorcade from long beach to pasadena by the chairman of the board of trustees of caltech, arthur fleming, with whom he stayed for a few nights. and the first thing he did was to watch the rose parade in 19th, 1931.january he was very famous by then. he was followed by journalists. he was appointed a visiting researcher at caltech. he didn't have to teach. he participated in seminars. he gave several lectures. and those lectures were not always publicized because they were afraid to many people would show up. he would give professional talks. einstein had already, in the mid-1920's, decided that he would not give popular scientific lectures. it was too much work and it was too difficult. there were many colleagues at caltech who einstein liked a lot, who he knew from the past. and he inte

and it was signed by albert einstein senior and junior. there are two upward einsteins. the one that we were talking about and his son. the verse in english reads, the two albert's, they out -- nothing more of it can be found with light heart we pay tribbett to our benefactor. that is the person who baked the cake. for them. we have these silly versus and here is a manuscript. of this little verse. here, you see the transformation and the kind of work that we do. we used to have zero copies of these things. now we have high-quality scans. this material is located at the albert einstein archives in jerusalem because einstein left all his paper to the hebrew university. so we work from the original like this. we transcribed it. and we explain it so we explain to the reader that this autographed document, signed, was written probably in berlin or between 23 july and 14 august were not absolutely sure. and we give some references. we explain words like yeast cake. this is not an easy word so we can explain what it means. them as if the cake was baked and -- the wife of herma

okay the only -- einstein papers -- in jerusalem. time to business kate mood he's with the start of france's new measure to tax digital giants and just how effective can this be kate the question everyone's. asking mark this is really been a key issue for the macro administration as it pushes ahead with out the rest of the e. u.. 3% taxable applied to the digital revevenues of internet d technology companies like gooooe apapple and facebook which have global turnover of more than seven hundred and fifty your million euros.. or french revenue of twenty five million metric has been taking a closer look. five hundred million euros not so much the french tax man thinks the government could initially gained f from a 3% levy on digil sales in a move to bring internet giants like google amazon facebook and apple to heal. international cooperation is required i is reaeally trying tx the internatational t texas and prprotecting profits it's far to easy for companies to shift their profits around between countries. among those profits a pair i

really the reflect him as a mensch and he says this letter is signed papa einstein wrote it while in exile to his son in switzerland in the letter he expresses his great fear the rise of the nazis. but he maintained a naive hope that change was about to come even in germany. blot nunc some. einstein never returned to germany in one thousand nine hundred fifty one he here mercifully wrote a close jewish friend who had conferred it to christianity telling him you certainly won't go to hell sometimes he expressed his views bluntly he was a man with two feet of me on the ground most of the new documents are working notes among them one hitherto unknown one stemming from his decades long search for a unified field theory the trove will compliment thousands of documents already in the hebrew university archives and study was one of the university's founding fathers and entrusted his intellectual legacy to it. sports now we got some football manchester united through to the quarter finals of the champions league after a dramatic finish to their tie against some police on a united took advan

einstein never returned to germany. in one thousand nine hundred fifty one he here mercifully wrote a close jewish friend who had conferred it to christianity telling him you certainly won't go to hell sometimes he expressed his views bluntly he was a man with two feet of mud on the ground most of the new documents are work notes among them one hitherto unknown one stemming from his decades long search for a unified field theory the trove will compliment thousands of documents already in the hebrew university archives and study was one of the university's founding fathers and intrusted his intellectual legacy to it. to sports now and manchester united are through to the quarterfinals of the champions league after a dramatic finish against paracetamol united a took advantage of p.s.g. is defensive lapses in the first half romelu lukaku scored twice p.s.g. did respond to one better not then in stoppage time the referee checked the replay of the handball incident and gave marcus rush for the chance to win it with a penalty

einstein never returned to germany in one thousand nine hundred fifty one he here mercifully wrote a close jewish friend who had conferred it to christianity telling him you certainly won't go to hell sometimes he expressed his views bluntly he was a man with two feet of me on the ground most of the new documents are work notes among them one hitherto unknown one stemming from his decades long search for a unified field theory the trove will compliment thousands of documents already in the hebrew university archives and study was one of the university's founding fathers and entrusted his intellectual legacy to it. are minor now of our top story here and have you venezuela's government has ordered the german ambassador to leave the country that's after danielle cramer expressed support for opposition leader one why the germany is one of a number of countries backing by those bid to oust president nicolas model. coming up next on news asia people in kashmir try to return to normal after tensions between india and pakistan peaked last week we'll take a look at the situation in srinagar.

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i don't know about you, but i don't want albert einstein to be my pilot." >> here's president trump on the tarmac preparing for his trip abroad. he's declared air travel as too complicated, which is why he'll be flying in the newly designed air force one. there he is loading into the craft. safety first, as he straps his helmet on. no einsteins here. it's back to basics! have a great trip, mr. president. there he goes! gaining speed. conditions are perfect for flight. engines engaged. oh, and he's down! and apparently on fire! nice design. way to build a plane, stephen hawking. ( laughter ) while president trump goes back to the drawing board, let's head over to cape canaveral where the new space shuttle is about to blast off to mars. have fun on the red planet! >> it's "the late show with stephen colbert." >> tonight, liar education! plus, stephen welcomes john turturro andrew rannells and musical guest robyn. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applau

we established in 2005 a palestinian state, and you quoted einstein.erent results. that's right. we tried it. let's go to a next question, naveen. my question is for mr bennett. elections are coming up soon,... what is your view on a two—state solution, and what is the alternative, provided what you have just said about the iranian threat and that you want for both people to live in peace ? and that you want for both people to live in peace? as i said, there is a palestinian state in gaza that has rapidly turned into a terrorist state. there is another palestinian entity which is called jordan witt two thirds of the citizens of jordan, including the queen, are in fa ct jordan, including the queen, are in fact palestinian. so there is an attempt to form a third palestinian state, this time smack in the heart of israel, which would be an unmitigated disaster. clearly i oppose that. what do i think that we need to do? given that there are 22 arab states, we need to form an autonomy that already exists, we should hope that the palestinians will govern them

he is already an einstein.illing, they are noah's great-grandparents and got my dad willflag day turn 96. turn 91, my mom will and we will celebrate with their new great-grandchild their 70th anniversary together. family is just a great part of the american dream. my father was in a 10 -- can exterminator and my sister want a card with all the chemicals smelling. in america, could next terminator son grow up to be the first jewish leader in the senate of united states of america. as i reflect on my family, i cannot help but think what kind of society we are going to lead to the next generation and a generation after that. tonight, i wish to speak andonally about my support the need to maintain a strong -- strong bipartisan relationship. that jewish communities across the globe are facing. the security of is real is and has always been america's national interest, but i fear that many of our younger generation don't feel that same threats. that is a fundamental problem we must confront head-on. that is certainly

israel's hebrew university has unveiled more than one hundred manuscript pages written by albert einstein they include hundred unmathematical notes from the one nine hundred forty s. and never been shown before. the german born physicist that won the nobel prize for physics in nineteen twenty one to bequeath his scientific and personal writings to the university. of human rights watch says the iraqi government charged hundreds of children with terrorism because of their names to islamic states the ngo says the iraqis and the regional kurdish government used torture to coerce confessions in some cases they estimate around fifteen hundred children are being held in detention for alleged i asked affiliation that sas supports is under victims of i asked many of them children to live in the groups final all claim that from age of back in eastern syria. children caught up in islamic state leave behind a world many of them were born into. most are now orphans and face an uncertain future. while some may be handed over to aid agencies there are concerns about the fate of the older boys in particu

i don't want albert einstein to be my pilot, i want great professionals that are quickly able to takeare of the plane. it's unclear why the president doesn't want the planes grounded. on tuesday, 19 of the 24 analysts following the company had it rated as a buy. >>> cheat on tests, bribe admissions officers and pretend those payments were for charity. an unprecedented college scheme alleged by prosecutors. 50 people across six states charged in operation varsity blue. >> among them, actress felicity huffman seen here in federal court and actress lori loughlin. the cooperating witness who helped bring them down and the man who helped pull it off, rich singer. >> reporter: dave and jessica, the mastermind behind this scheme also cooperated with authorities in the year-long investigation. he actually left the courthouse after pleading guilty to four federal charges and didn't say a word. he could serve up to 65 years in prison. now, quickly let me describe how this scheme would operate, according to authorities. they say that parents would pay singer to help their kids get into elite uni

it possibly is, but it is einstein's definition of insanity, isn't it? —— poll.gain and do it the same way and expect the same result. it is a different result. well, yes, exactly. expect a different result, sorry. she's got the same result every time and if she brings back to the fourth you just think what on earth is going on? but the margin by which she loses is decreasing. well, yes, i think if they do a 23 more times, she will get... she needs at least 19 more goes. 0k, well, we've got time. if we get an extension from the eu over the next two years, we could certainly do it. but in the meantime, the electorate will be tearing its hair out. is that what you have done? i have done. at the beginning of brexit, had a full set of hair, people used to comment because, you have got such lovely habits inspects it, i have all out, all of my lustrous locks have gone. we could be tied to the eu forever, in the sunday express. this is the idea that the second referendum could get more backing than anything else. yeah, i think this is what the cities are worried about,

einstein said that doing the same thing over and over again and inspecting a different result is madnessin this game of chicken, there is some logic to it. the economist‘s take is quite dramatic. i won't. . . the economist‘s take is quite dramatic. iwon‘t... uk, what next for brexit? the crisis has reached new depths, parliament says the economist has seized the initiative? this is the economist ball line that parliament will have these indicative votes, and whatever comes out of them needs to be approved by referendum. but mps believe that there is a better alternative, and it would be interesting to see, if and when we get to these indicative votes, whether there is more support for any of the alternatives then there is for mrs may's deal. because as bizarre as it sounds, if you have these series of votes, there might still be the case that ms may's deal is still the most popular. —— mrs may. will there be a solid majority for one particular option? it that's ha rd to for one particular option? it that's hard to say, i would hate to leave myself fortune to hostage at this stage. but th

he's an einstein. a little bit about my dad and my parents. , they are noah's great-grandparents -- god willing on flag day, june 19, my dad will turn 96. god willing on d-day, june 6, my mom will turn 91 and in two weeks, god willing, we will celebrate with their new great grandchild their 70th anniversary together. [applause] my family, it is just a great part of the american dream. my father was an exterminator. he struggled his whole life. once sent him a father's day card that said we are the only family that associates this mill of ddt with came home from work smelling of all the chemicals, but the ddt did not do him too bad. he's going to be 96. only in america could an exterminator's son grow up to be the first jewish leader in the senate of the united states of america. [applause] so, my friends, as i reflect on my growing family, i cannot help but think of what kind of society we are going to leave to the next generation and the generation after that. tonight, i wish to speak personally about

he's already a genius is an einstein. and now a little bit about my dad. god willing on flag day, june 14 my father will turn 96. god willing. on d-day my mom will turn 91. and into weeks god willing we will celebrate with your new great-grandchild their 70th university together. my family, it's just a great part of the american dream. my father was an exterminator. he struggled his whole life. my sister once sent him a father's day card that said we are the only family that associates the smell of ddt with love. it didn't do him too bad. he's going to be 96. now seriously, only in america could and exterminators son growth to be the first jewish later in the senate of the united states of america. so as i reflect on my growing family i can't help think what kind of society we are going to leave to the next generation in the generation after that tonight i wish to speak personally about my support for israel. the need to maintain a strong bipartisan relationship and the very real threats that jewish communities across the globe are facing. israel in andf h

all of this for great cost, yet very little gain, i don't know about you, but i don't want albert einstein to be my pilot. i want great flying professionals to easily and quickly take control of a plane. following the tweets, the spokesperson says the company spoke to trump to assure him of the safety, saying he quote made it clear he is absolutely confident in the safety of their planes. >>> top democrats are signaling they are unlikely to pursue the impeachment of president trump. house speaker nancy pelosi said removing trump wasn't worth it unless there is something overwhelming. many rank and file democrats appear to agree with her, at least for now. >> the only thing worse tan putting the country through the trauma of an impeachment is putting the country through a failed impeachment. >> nancy pelosi is absolutely right. let's take that off the table right now. we got a lot of research we still need to do. >> i think we both believe we should wait for the mueller report. she commented on what her standard would be once the mueller report comes out. >> several democrats in the progres

i don't want albert einstein to be my pilot. i want great professionals that are easily able to quickly take control of the planes. unclear why the president isn't calling on the plane to be grounded. boeing's stock fell sharply. it fell more than 11% over the last two days. according to bloomberg, boeing has lost $24 billion in market cap. the sharp drop caused the dow 92 points tuesday. as of tuesday afternoon, 19 of the 24 analysts following the company had it rated a buy. >>> family members who lost loved ones on that doomed boeing jet are now headed to ethiopia where there is news about the black boxes. let's go live to addis ababa and bring in david mckenzie. david. >> reporter: that's right, good morning, jessica. the families are en route to the scene as we speak. the black boxes, the flight data recorder are going to be on their way out of the country. the ethiopian airlines officials saying they don't have the capacity to record and analyze those details that could give some answers as to why this brand-new plane crash

not needed but computer scientists of mit and says i don't know about you but i don't want albert einstein to be my pilot. this comes after concerns grow over the boeing 737 max 8, two have bee planes. scott mcgrew, five countries just in morning. >> good morning to you. uk, eveg a statement about theprecaution measure we have instructed -- issued instructions, rather, to stop any commercial passenger flights from operating departing oral aarriving, overflying the uk air space. the 737 specifically the max 8. this is a map. the italy -- italy, the netherlands, france, germany, a malaysia and ireland which we didn't have the time to highlight because it just happened all grounded this airplane. aero mexico, also. government didn't order it to do so. we can add turkey, iceland, norw. airlines, united, southwest all fly this airplane, the max 8. they still plan to do so. the faa says the max 8 is safe to f if you are flying, understand pilots here in america are well aware of the software causing this controversy you're hearing about. and they know what to do if the software conflicts with wh

just a side note here, today is also albert einstein's birthday. >> there you go. >> reason to eat piewell. >> trying to memorize as many digits in pi as you can. >> very cool. good luck. >> how far did she gets? >> nine. >> we need more girls in s.t.e.m. >> there you go. >> absolutely. it's going to be a great day to eat your pie as well. sunny and ready for spring to roll in. temperatures will be showcasing that way. look how cool in dublin. 39. we can all thank that to the clear skies. we don't have that warm blanket of cloudsokay. clear skies making way for sunny ahead. 39 dublin and 40s in san jose as well. 41 degrees. not quite in the 30s but still a little cool out there. wind speeds, look at that, very calm compared to what we've seen the past few days.ittle breezy e 49 in san francisco. again, wind speeds remain calm through the coast. doppler radar quiet for us. no cloud cover in sight. we're not worried about the fog. that is going to set us up for a bit of a drying and sunny pattern ahead. let's take a look at microclimate highs in the south bay. san jose 65 degrees. east s

there's a real automation trap that should be explored. >> albert einstein as my pilot. these questions will continue all day. why does this plane continue to fly, and the faa will face this until there's a resolution. >> and we will continue to hear from pilots. >>> another story, former trump campaign chairman paul manafort will be back in court to be sentenced for a second criminal case. he faces a maximum of ten years in prison on conspiracy and witness tampering. live at the u.s. district courthouse in washington with more, what do we expect, cara. >> paul manafort is facing ten years in prison for these charges of conspiracy in the u.s. and conspiracy to obstruct justice. now, this is going to be a very different setting than the one last week where manafort was sentenced to 47 months in prison. today in just about 90 means he will be before judge amy berman jackson. judge jackson has a history with manafort and this case. she put him in jail last june after manafort was charged with witness tampering. she is also the one who decided that he did break his cooperati

have richard goodstein a lawyer and democratic political consultant and via skype from tokyo mark einstein chief analyst for digital services at japan a technology research firm a very warm welcome to all of you andrew does hallway have good grounds to sue the u.s. government. yes because. it's not the us it is subject to three hundred sixty degrees of blowback from the united states against revocation as the world's leading supplier of five g. infrastructure and governance now has achieved this position by working very diligently behind the scenes over the past two decades winning the trust of customers in one hundred sixty countries worldwide in fact it is a very very special company in a sense a cost not only because it has the background of the founder was a member of the peer but because it is now. separate company the company in fact ninety eight percent of the shares are own by employees and there are one hundred seventy thousand employees and forty five percent of these employees work on r. and d. so it is a company focusing on technology focusing on you know ration and it has mana

we're here at the albert einstein school of medicine. part of the montefore headley system. i was born in this very hospital and the year i was born, 1979 there were 338 parts per million of carbon dioxide in the world. in 1989 that's ten years later it's also the birth year of the congresswoman who represents this district. it was up to 355 parts per million and 2017, 405 parts per million. what do those numbers mean? that's the highest in recorded history in ice core records dating all the way back 800,000 years. and here's the other thing. half of all the carbon emissions we have put in the air as a society have happened in the last 30 years when we basically knew what we were doing. so, in 2018 the u.n. scientists issued a report and basically said we have to get on this problem. if we had got on it earlier, it would have been easy. if we started in 1979 we could have cut a little every year or 1989 or 199. but we didn't and now we're here and what we have to do to avoid the most catastrophic effects of climate change is to cut carbon emissions in half in 12 years. 12 ye

have richard goodstein a lawyer and democratic political consultant and via skype from tokyo mark einstein chief analyst for digital services at japan a technology research firm a very warm welcome to all of you andrew does hallway have good grounds to sue the u.s. government. yes because our hot way is not the us it is subject to three hundred sixty degrees brought back from the united states against revocation as the world's leading supplier of five g. infrastructure and governance now huawei has achieved this position by working very diligently behind the scenes over the past two there is winning the trust of customers in one hundred sixty countries worldwide in fact it was a very very special company in a sense a cost not only because it has the background of the founder was a member of the peer but because it is now. separate company the company in fact ninety eight percent of the shares are own by employees and there are one hundred unscented thousand employees and forty five percent of these employees work on r. and d. so it is a company focusing on technology focusing on you know m

and israel's hebrew university has unvnveiled more than 100 manuscript pages written by albert einstein include handwritten mathematical notes that have never been shown before. the german born physicist who won the nobel prize in 1921 the cleaved -- gave his personal writings to the university. and north korea is reported to be rebuilding its long-range rocket launch site following the collapse of the summit last week with the u.s. president. work on dismantling the satellite launching station began last year. the satellite images from u.s. think takes and south korea intelligent services above the site show evidence of reconstruction. the u.s. has warned the north that it will face sanctions if it fails to denuclearize. we have a senior fellow from the german council on foreign relations who is an expert in asian affairs, especially with regard to north and south korea. welcome. start with this rocket site,e, , what is it and what does its reconstruction tell us? >> i think that kim has returned from the summit with quite a bit of confusion about what is going on. donald trump has cha

baby einstein house on wonder woman great role model definitely a pyre. on rules being your call and being a referee is very simple and on responsibility also performing for all the female referees that round the world. the german born this new guys definitely one all the world why it's most respected football leagues all over and so having a female fish from here is really a big foot in general for fumento fish desperate search much focus on the other stuff down. to. the sea. the main challenge in refereeing is to control twenty two told me different players totally different characters. on a certain number of square metres with a lot of spectators in the stadium at home i'm living my close call all t.v. and media as a referee she wants ice to be on the match not on her in general i don't like headlines about referees because that means that you half you have been in the focus of the game and this is definitely where you don't want to be so headlines and read all are not the best for referees. i actually liked the headline from my second gave my second w

scientists imparts helps develop an important instrument for the satellite it was tested here at the einstein tower an observatory where solar research has been conducted for over ninety years. now they're testing complex high tech components for a special purpose telescope. it will be placed on board the solar orbiter for the mission to the sun protected from the intense radiation by a heat shield the telescope will focus on the hottest part spits out mystere the regions where solar storms can develop. every day the scientists here observed the titanic solar forces at work does that change their view of the world. and makes you humble when you realize how unimportant we really are compared to the entire universe you've mentioned we humans often think we're so important but we're just a tiny speck in the universe subject to the laws of nature. the new satellite is due to launch in twenty twenty the scientists say the data it sends back will give us whole new insights into the way our sun works. the sun is around one hundred fifty million kilometers from earth sometimes it's a little closer th

general, i would just end up quoting einstein's call to action, this is a tribute to albert einstein, "the world is a place to live, t not because of the people who are evil, but because of the people who do not do anything about it." to me, that is a call to action, butjust damaging the wounds taking direct actions to prevent human rights abuses from happening in the first place. human rights abuses should not be rewarded, they should be punished. the best case option in case of israel-palestine right now is to and sanctions. so bds works. it worked these lead to end apartheid in africa, and we think it can work to end apartheid and human rights abuses in israel-palestine, what we need to work with free speech to achieve that at the grassroots, local level. that is all i have. thanks. [applause] james retired after a crew are in public sector technology, inspired by a theunity discussion with book "the lemon tree," he and his wife cofounded richlanders theyeace in palestine, and joined to lobby against and defeat anti-bds legislation introduced in the general assembly. he lived in vi

>> albert einstein as your pilot, right? listen, i'll take einstein as pilot. it is not about having too much technology, it is about making sure the technology works and the people flying the planes know how to do work with it. >> the key is being in the loop. a lot of automated aircraft are safer, however, when the automation fails the pilot needs to know what is going on. they are frequently for lack of training, the lack of knowledge of the system -- this system was not well-explained to the pilots at all. they don't flow what is going on. it is a black box to them. if the system works, it is great. if it goes south, these pilots have to be on their toes quickly. >> here is my question. when did the faa know about the similarity between these two? >> i'll be honest, i look at those graphs, we knew that information pretty much the day of. those flat tracks a little more rude mea rudementary came out quite awhile. >> if miles o'brien is working at the faa and you see that graph, wouldn't you know something is happening? >> got to ground them. >> why didn't th

expand to 24 hours in the near future, with restaurants beway, ng dunkin, should steak and shaike and einstein brothe $1.99. so far pizza has been the most polar with students o campus with about 70 orders coming in per day via the robot. make that 71. the company also says there's a boost in breakfast orders among thla student popuon, which is happy to have the option to not leave the dorm. and that demand has created a need for more student workers, with more than 20 new positions added to manage robot ordering. >> it'sed definitely a instead of taking away. i think it's a nice addition. it helps us do our job. >> reporter: they llve already out the robots at northern arizona university with plans for an expansion to co. >> we are looking at other universities. it is a process. you want to get this right and make sure that every brand is ready to go, every university has different brands so it's a process to get that up and running. >> reporter: for now there's no excuse to take a study break, your midnight snack is coming to you. tlr "nibusiness report," i'm kate rogers in fairfax, virginia

[applause] donald trump comes in and rather than doing the old sort of einstein's definition of insanitydoing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result, he changed the game, pushed hard, did things and guess what. we haven't had a nuclear test in a year and a half. we haven't seen test missiles flying over japan. we are in a room. we've got prisoners back. we've got the remains of our korean war veterans back. all these experts that no so -- that know so much. the party of dependents, we need people to the be dependent on them for their existence to continue. sanctions in return for lots of promises from the north koreans and promises wouldn't be kept. >> sometimes you have to walk away. that is what people don't understand. you want to sign a bad deal means nothing? that is what obama did. obama was great at signing bad deals that meant nothing or were terrible for the united states but it doesn't matter because when you have 90% of media coverage and do anything to make you a hero, you don't have to make good deals. we may good deals with 93% negative coverage but t

scientists imparts helps develop an important instrument for the satellite it was tested here at the einstein tower an observatory where solar research has been conducted for over ninety years. now they're testing complex high tech components for a special purpose telescope. it will be placed on board the solar orbiter for the mission to the sun protected from the intense radiation by a heat shield the telescope will focus on the hottest parts of it atmosphere the regions where solar storms can develop. every day the scientists here observe the titanic solar forces at work does that change their view of the world. makes you humble you realize how unimportant we really are compared to the entire universe we humans often think we're so important but we're just a tiny speck in the universe subject to the laws of nature. the new satellite is due to launch in twenty twenty the scientists say the data it sends back will give us a whole new insights into the way our sun works. the sun is around one hundred fifty million kilometers from earth sometimes it's a little closer than that at other times a

more from nbc's kelly cobiella. or >> rr: they're the big business behind krispy kreme, einstein brothersg list of america's favorite br ands. but now the billionaire german family that controls j.a.b. holdings is facing u a dark past. the family confirming their grandfather, albert reimann senior, was a devoted following of hitler who used and possibly abused slave labor in the family's chemil factories during world war ii. >> he actively tried to get slave laborers, tried to getab slaveers sent to his factory. >> reporter: the explosive report appearing in the german tabloid "build," also naming his son, albert reimann jr., in the investigation. t in a stateme family spokesman told us in part, it's clear albert reimann senior and vebert reimann junior were guilty and should een held accountable and prosecuted. the family feels responsible for what happened. the reimann family promises to donate $11 million to help victims of the nazi regime and o their investiginto their own family isn't over. they plan to release a full ex reportyear. lester? >> kelly cobiella tonight, thanks. >>> when

he came from chicago and knew of einstein's work, he knew einstein personally, and he wanted to comethis new institution and raise this new institution, especially after he won the nobel prize in physics at the end of 1922. he arrived before new year's eve in 1931. einstein was very famous by then , and he was followed by journalists every day, all day. he was appointed a visiting researcher at caltech. he did not have to teach. mars,ticipated in senna -- senna not -- seminars. and he interacted with physics faculty, the astronomers, geologists, and chemists. the fields best represented at caltech 80 years ago, we now do more than that. host: be sure to watch pasadena weekend on book tv and american history tv. i also want to remind you that senator sanders will be making his announcement on seeking the democratic nomination for the presidency at 11:30 a.m. eastern , streaming live on c-span.org. you can watch it on c-span at 12:30 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. on saturday. we will be streaming live at 11:30 on c-span.org and you can watch it on c-span at 12:30 and 8:00. let's hear from anthony

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israel's the hebrew university has unveiled more than one hundred manuscript pages written by albert einstein include handwritten mathematical notes from the one thousand forces that have never been shown before the german born physicist won the nobel prize for physics in one thousand nine hundred twenty one equal to. scientific and personal writings to west. and north korea's reported to be rebuilding its long range rocket launch site following the collapse of last week's summit with u.s. president donald trump work on dismantling the so hey satellite launching station began last year but satellite images from the u.s. think tanks and south korean intelligence services above the site at the top which i really show evidence of reconstruction the u.s. has warmed the north that it faces fresh sanctions if it fails to denuclearize. baghdad is a senior fellow of the german council on foreign relations is an expert on asia in the fast especially with regard to north and south korea welcome to detail be so let's start with this this is rocket science itself tom. really. what is it and what does its

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israel's hebrew university has unveiled more than one hundred manuscript pages penned by einstein. handwritten mathematical notes from the nine hundred forty s. that have never been displayed before the german born physicist who won the nobel prize for physics in one thousand twenty one she'd be creased his scientific and personal writings to the university. germany's announces extending a ban on arms exports to saudi arabia until the end of march the german government is making the move over ongoing concerns over the saudi's involvement in gammon's civil war and the apparent use of german weapons there but the ban has hit some of the german companies hard and the country is facing mounting pressure to ease some of the restrictions. workers at the pain of aft shipyard in northern germany are supposed to be building patrol boats right now saudi arabia has ordered thirty of them but production has been at a standstill since november berlin imposed a ban on german weapons exports to saudi arabia following the murder of saudi journalist. that temporary ban has now been extended until t

that whole einstein thing about my nets about doing the same thing and expecting different results andhing and it may be that people are cracking. iain duncan smith saying the dup getting on board with the deal, brexiteers should come together. the problem is that the deal that was rejected last week is not going to change because there is no negotiations going on with brussels, it is the same deal that was rejected so it relies on the dup taking a look at the deal and saying i did not notice this bit before or know that you explain this but to me and makes perfect sense. the attorney general's legal advice is that there is a risk that the uk would be trapped in a backstop and that would be unacceptable for the dup. this does drag on as we well know, we would have to stand for the european elections and 30 years after the referendum, spending money and a european election campaign. same paper, back to new zealand again, and we are starting to hear the stories and that is one of those on the front page, the father and his father. this is a story and you can't look at the picture and see

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