this course is the kind with kiev already billions in debt and months behind on payments the coolest fritz i get the money gas discusses well but haven't been to ski from the brussels place the report magazine told the russian taxpayers shouldn't have to subsidize ukraine now. that moment ukraine avoid bringing people have chosen to become an independent state. they hopped to accept that they can't argue that can develop a country on the cost of russian taxpayers at risk are citizens of the abbey countries. that's the way in two thousand. so i need not a lot of political confusion now as well because i keep your keys were not just how ukrainians on the top to stick together with russian at the table the negotiations and find out the ways to help them to pay the bail because it would be very naive to expect the russian taxpayers of the links to art to finance ukrainian our ukraine and integration into the european union fell. it's not that way the thing swear it. this is not tantamount to cover one of the right to break a lot more on the presidential race in afghanistan a big stink. aah i a

. >> fritz thinks the biggest challenge facing over the next 150 years could be the company itself. these instruments sound so good for so long, many of the harpists may not need to buy another one. diane ef eastabrook, al jazeera, are chicago. >>> making or break a film maker's career. well it's official... xfinity watchathon week was the biggest week in television history. but just when you thought it was over... what now? with xfinity on demand you can always watch the latest episodes of tv's hottest shows. good news. like hannibal... chicago fire.... ...and bates motel. the day after they air. xfinity on demand. all the latest episodes. all included with your service. it's like hi-fiving your eyeballs. xfinity...the future of awesome. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm stephanie sy. here are today's headlines at this hour. vice president joe biden is in kyiv. set to visit leaders in ukraine. fragile agreement between the u.s., russia and ukraine. >>> the winners have crossed the finish line at the boston marathon. an estimated 1 million people are cheering on the racers

and kelley fourteen years when fritz. members of management or plantation on capturing the scene bringing can care for the stockton their three day annual conference in the sink is expected to be dominated by the radical for government plans to introduce free gp care for children under the age of six pack of cars bumper to price these into their conference for the gp from reno that hopping mad over this at under six contract not least because there's a fear that they use existing medical cards at client that they don't sign up. conceptually the government wants free gp care for those under six years of age in place by the summer and published proposed legislation yesterday with the irish medical organization has called up calling is likely to be a very heated debates here in strong opposition to that town. in particular there are polls tuesday the proposals that the minister would set the fee for a for gp spot to be paid and could reduce the fee at any stage. doctors also claimed that the spokes on too overwhelmed with th

. >> reporter: griswold and fritz, along with six other sailors, completed the vallejo yacht club race a short time before the collision. when the cessna 210 collided with the vintage plane the pilot of the cessna lost control and crashed into the water. the vintage plane kept going and landed at the eagles nest airport in amador county. griswold and his crew were the first on-site. >> you could smell fuel, engine, different kinds of smell. a little bit of bubbling. quite a bit of debris. we thought there was floating bodies. >> reporter: they were hoping to save the pilot but they quickly knew it was more of a recovery and not a rescue effort. >> when we looked at the driver's license, it was a female. and she was born in 1963. which hit home to me because i'm a year older. and so -- it was tough. >> reporter: the ntsb is heading up this investigation. members are here trying to put the pieces together. they want to get the plane out of the water as soon as possible. but they have to hire a private company to do that. we'll have more on the first responders and how they tried to save

the we would like the united kingdom to stay in the european union fritz and i in imports and papa and friends. the message of us. david mcallister thank you very much. moving on the sports news now on a major shock in the bundesliga after a run of fifty three games unbeaten in the league by munich and finally walks they went down one nil away to old school striker such a move this got the crucial goal in the first half. lyon coach pep guardiola rested some of his key players ahead of their champions league match against manchester united but the move backfired and the team's record streak has come and twenty dalton meanwhile had to respond to their heavy defeat to real madrid in midweek. they did just that with a two one win against false book in saturday's late kickoff. you need to or to put the poles going ahead but what made and all state and local roads secured the points for a stoush. so let's take a look at the other scores from the weekend's games should not won a crucial relegation clash with private to nil raymond in chalk and drew one all pray for one of their local derby wi

the source we know the march first there was a breaking into that sources office and that's on the fritz from her journal pages from her journal specifying a relationship or put splayed out on her desk. we know that two days later that the pr firm hired by the college then contacted the l a times has said that they uncovered on some ethical concerns about jason cultures reporting cannot put into motion a series of events that ended in his firing on doing think you should've been fired. absolutely knocked on from what i understand from my journalist friends. um that this was a very unusual firing also the fact that they tied it to i aced a specific story can read about a potential for twenty seven on the reports i can stay on for a fact that i know that this seven that the college of the seven of us all to read to the college reported in twenty twelve is an under report the admitted to under reporting and twenty ten and i we have the head of campus safety on record saying that we weren't entering anonymous complaints into the annual reports. i have proof i have the evidence of that the an

fritz fischer and after the trials and he heard a gruesome bit of testimony by survivors he turned to one of the intelligence officers dr. alexander who is one of the heroes of the book and said just hang me now. but that was it. >> two quick questions. or you can say as long as you want. first is another notorious person from world war ii who was involved in experiments but not part of these people was mangala and now there is moral issues about using his experiment. does your book touch on that? >> only in "area 51". i didn't come across any information on him. the question you raise about the information used is extremely important. there is a two-part u.s. airforce manual that is very difficult to get your hands on that actually used data from the camps and you see the credits and the footnotes go to the doctors that i showed you the photograph of. dr. becker was sending notes to dr. strughold for that u.s. manual from his prison cell. >> the other question was leaving the responsibility of the nazi who we brought over and coming to the americans who made it happen let's go to the

. >> why would there be -- if fritz a plane why would there be oil in the water? >> the engines on these rolls royce engines they have about 20 quartz a side. could it be slowly dripping up to the surface. they are saying an oil slick. i'm wonder if it's some sort of fluid slick. could be hydraulics. these gentlemen can answer better. >> it's interesting, it's not something necessarily that would have been on the surface from the plane actually hitting the water it could be coming up from the bottom. >> yeah. the arizona in pearl harbor is still leak being today 75 years later. >> this is a synthetic oil as well. it's something little bit different than standard oil. but nonetheless it's lighter yet than the water is. >> certainly if that was the case, if it was a question of bubbling up it would give you a relatively clear sense of location, wouldn't it? >> not necessarily because it has to go through a lot -- >> there's currents going in every different direction. but close. nearby. >> the other issue on the possibility of this cell phone ping, does that surpris

he says, i think it is completely fair that the lousy for fritz already tired of paying hand over footlittle more. that is grover norquist's group. 442 tax increases. this number does not include the 20 tax increases signed into law as part of obamacare. there is a company called 11 james. $10,000 on his watch. charles. would you spend $249 a month instead of laying out 10,000 for that piece of bling? charles: i have to tell you, it is a pretty good deal. they have three levels. it is like driving a bentley for a while. it can motivate you. it motivates you more than a welfare check. when you get one of these bad boys, you want more. it is like a custom made suit. you feel great when you put it on. aficionado of 215 grand. the connoisseur is up to 30 grand. another up to 50,000. one you actually get equity in the watch as you pay. stuart: a rent to buy kind of thing. stuart: thank you, charles. next martial art. the fastest growing sport in the country. can it ever weekend as much money as boxing? we have former ufc lightweight champion with us next. >> we like to be the one. people ca

fritz fischer and after the trials and he heard a gruesome bit of testimony by survivors he turned to one of the intelligence officers dr. alexander who is one of the heroes of the book and said just hang me now. but that was it. >> two quick questions. or you can say as long as you want. first is another notorious person from world war ii who was involved in experiments but not part of these people was mangala and now there is moral issues about using his experiment. does your book touch on that? >> only in "area 51". i didn't come across any information on him. the question you raise about the information used is extremely important. there is a two-part u.s. airforce manual that is very difficult to get your hands on that actually used data from the camps and you see the credits and the footnotes go to the doctors that i showed you the photograph of. dr. becker was sending notes to dr. strughold for that u.s. manual from his prison cell. >> the other question was leaving the responsibility of the nazi who we brought over and coming to the americans who made it happen let's go to the

. >> how much responsibility does the former, ackerson and fritz henderson, all the guys that used toout what they knew? short of being. ed? >> they'll get subpoenaed. and she'll take the hit because that's the right thing to do and congress will call everybody else into the room. >> we'll see what she has to say, the testimony begins at 2:00 p.m., marcus lemonis, always good to get your input. you can catch a new "profit" right here on cnbc. >>> when we come back, caterpillar also on the hill this morning. executives defending the company's offshore tax strategies. and don't miss kevin o'leary. it is "squawk tank" he'll join us in a few minutes and we'll talk about apple and samsung and mark zuckerberg's pay and more with the dow up 83. mine was earned in korea in 1953. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal.

"scarlet street" is a film directed by fritz lang. it's about a middle-aged ...mannered, honest bank clerk. his only pleasure is that on sundays he likes to paint. this life is interrupted by his meeting abruptly with a young woman, kitty, whom he falls in love with. she has this kind of boyfriend/pimp character who encourages her to kind of dry hustle edward g. robinson, to encourage him to think that she's a struggling actress who needs support. edward g. robinson starts stealing things from his harridan of a wife. he sets her up in an apartment where he is also going to come and paint. johnny takes the paintings to an art dealer and finds they can make some kind of money, and before they know it, kitty is signing chris's paintings and making money out of them. chris discovers this plot but doesn't care because he's so enamored of kitty. eventually we think that edward j. robinson is going to knock off his wicked wife. however, by some elaborate subplot, he's managed to get rid of his shrewish wife, and he arrives one night ... and sees his lady love saying swe