gerhard: thi: they havto close and secure every hole they chisel out. the natit strict regulations, including that t site bee-natured. and o sell the crystals to jewelry makers after every detail has be meticulously recorded gerhard: is one'll probably be worth a good 1000 euros, maybe even a little more than 1000. reporter: in all, the brothers estimate the haul from this trip will fetch them around 2000 euros, of which 10% will go to the state. but they say they aren't plundering the mountains. the strict regulations ensure that only tiny amounts are removed and nature is left unharmed. liz: and that's it for this week from “focus on europe.” thanks for watching, and see you next time. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] 02/03/22 02/03/22 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> consist of apartheid is the israeli dominatn on a daily basis. laws and policies and practices that put someplace and implem

he was also the chief of the chancellor re under chancellor gerhard schroeder. so he's been around, he knows people worldwide international leaders and for the last 5 years or he has stepped away, of course, from party politics. and he has seen himself as a bridge builder in this position as german president. so he sees himself as somebody who can bring people back together when there is a contentious debate, for example, like in the coverage times. or he brought together people from at the supporters group and also from the opponents group of covert measures to enable them to have a proper and thorough debate repeatedly he intends to continue to do that. also for the next 5 years, he's already identified the topic of digitalization and ethics. so he spoken out against hate speech on digital platform several times. okay, notched. i my, it does have wide support, but the far right alternative for germany, the left party and the free voters have also put forward their own candidates. was that because they can, it is their right to do so. now that all these 3 candi

few artists have explored the myriad possibilities of painting as thoroughly as the multi talented gerhard great act, his expanse of approach to art has made him one of the most important contemporary german artists. which there has been influenced by both pop art and photo realism and his trademark is that he's constantly changed his style. in 2015, his work abstract painting, 599, sold for $46300000.00. setting a record for a work by a contemporary artist. honestly, physicist, i always feel like it's nothing just shoddy work. but on the other hand, oh it's better than the others. yeah, definitely. yeah. or something like that. ah, christos body of work is marked by disruption. he 1st gained fame in the 1960s with photo realistic paint x part of an art movement called capitalist realism. he painted blurred reproductions of newspaper photos. this via the tides one. at the time, the assumption was that painting had become irrelevant, superfluous, on these outside, and during that period, he succeeded in asserting the importance of painting over photography by their portal coffee. so bob, li

larry under chancellor gerhard schroeder, in the nineties and then he became foreign minister for germany. he knows international leaders, but of course, for the last 5 years he's put aside party politics. and he has focused on his role as president where he sees himself as a bridge builder. so to be specific, for example, he organized a couple of round tables where defenders and opponents of the anti cove. it measures came together because he felt that the debate was not going in the right way that people had stopped talking to each other so that he sees as his role as president to bring people back together. and for the next 5 years, he's already identified the topic of making germany more digital, but not forgetting the ethics about it. so what are the rules he spoken out against hate speech, for example, and digital platforms. ok, and we've been saying that it looks like, i mean it's by all accounts, a done deal. he will be re elected. but the far right alternative for, for germany, the left part in free voters. i've also put forward candidates. why is that? well, because they have th

germany's role at the moment in the ukraine. tensions it's this one of germany's former chancellor gerhard schroeder is the politician with whom frank thought there stein meyer worked for much of his political career as chief of staff in mister showed as chancery. and this politician is, in fact now a lobbyist for the russian gas company gas prawn, the company that is strongly involved in the construction of the north stream to pipeline that pipeline has been at the heart of discussions between germany and its allies, about whether the pipeline should be put on hold in the face of russian aggression, or whether it's a purely private project in germany should maintain those commercial ties going forward. the big question is whether frank start the volunteer stein my has some kind of chance or opportunity to address this with some members of the party leadership, not as a member of the party, but as the president of germany. that question was put by a number of german journalists this morning to s p d leaders who were very, very cagey on the subject. but the strong message we heard today fro

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where it was put to him, for instance, is he getting too much advice from the former chancellor. gerhard schroeder is of course is a big backer. of that nod stream to project, he says, well, he seemed rather irritated and said look, there's only one chancellor in germany. and that's me. so i think there are divisions within the his party, but also within the 3 party coalition government here in germany, and not everybody's exactly on message when it comes to russia. and simon, we lead our broadcaster with the news that the w has been that banter in russia, in a few words will that were sent already strained bilateral relations. well, we've had some reaction from the coach. your minister claudia wrote, she says it's completely unacceptable and is clearly an attempt by moscow to retaliate for germany's decision not to allow r t in the russia today, a broadcaster to operate here in germany. and so there's already pushed back is a strained relationship for the now valley poisoning and so on. have caused real problems in the russian gen relationship. this doesn't help. i to simon young. i did

this, i also don't understand when he was asked by jake tapper, that what were his thoughts on, on gerhard schroeder, adding to his already long line of criminal positions, or he's already on the board of north stream and russian oil concern, browse, napped, and on friday was an out to be on the board of chrome and controlled gas from shoulds. continue to just simply demurrer and reiterate the line that he is the chancellor. now not schroeder, in that you should as throeder these question, we should remember brent, there's already been a precedent of a german chancellor that has decried and said that this is not all right. what schroeder is doing and that is former german chancellor, anglo miracle, who said in 2017 in no uncertain terms to build magazine. i do not think what schroeder is doing is ok. and this is what we have to understand because this is standing up to strategic corruption and that's something that the german government is really going to need to tackle in the future. especially given this current crisis, our washington bureau chief in his poll, she was at the press confer

there�*s a lot of things behind the scenes and it�*s also interesting that germany is committed and gerhard gas prom and pretty much running that gas pipe and donald trump was very, uneasy about that and told angela merkel to stop it and she did not pay any attention to that and president bynum also concerned with some saying that�*s because the americans want to sell germany their own gas —— president biden. you have the geopolitical and commercial interests now with the threat of war and it will be very, very interesting to see what the new german chancellor can get out of these talks, if anything, and rather like emmanuel macron, has been rather humiliated by putin who said he wanted him to do a covid test and emmanuel macron said he did not trust the russians not to steal his dna and refused and we had that ridiculous photo opportunity which was saying if you don�*t want to do my covid test, you can sit 13 feet away from me. there�*s a lot of image making going on but it�*s very, very worrying. making going on but it's very, very wor inc. . , making going on but it's very, very wor inc.

huge| military weapons seems like a huge move, does it mean more code, and if i may ask one another, gerhardis position this morning and is he any sort of, you know, a person with leverage that could be useful at all in terms of trying to negotiate with putin? qm. trying to negotiate with putin? 0k, well, the go _ trying to negotiate with putin? oi, well, the go hard schroder question is a big one. first, with the idea of what is going to next, with such rapid action last night and relatively unexpectedly, i don't think people thought olaf scholz would move so quickly and decisively, i think it means everything is on the table. as far as schroder is confirmed, he has been a controversial figure as schroder is confirmed, he has been a controversialfigure in germany for many years. he is on the board of three companies, nord stream and no stream to and is due to take up a position in the summer at gazprom, and he has been under fire for some time and what we saw yesterday, suddenly, leaders of his party, the sdp, leading the government, he has many allies in that party and he was there chancel

vladimir putin has spent 20 years recruiting all of the gerhard schroders and italian foreign ministersministers, and they have all in one fell swoop resigned from their position. markets have an enormous effect on vladimir putin. he's got to have enough money to do all this stuff. everyone says russia has got $600 billion of hard currency reserves. let me tell you something, if he is totally isolated, they can burn through that real quick. tom: the word that has been used by some of our guests is pariah. if he is a pariah, how will we know he is separated, and what will that mean? with all of your knowledge of moscow and st. petersburg, how will the domestic russian elite and the less elite -- and the west elite react to vladimir putin as pariah? william: they are not happy at all. the russians love to travel to paris and italy and all these places and spend their money, pop the champagne and buy properties and do all this kind of stuff. now all of a sudden, they are not going to be welcome or get their bank accounts will be closed. it is not a lot of fun for the russian elite to be in

nomic acceleration of computer systems could almost cause a world wide financial crisis in berlin, gerhard chic campaigns for more transparency in the financial sector than the one on the store for grants. hunter, for your average of chevy, is no neatness, decent, hazardous headless while if man be us to live, was in music, couldn't antarctica 100. hm. doesn't he go for the other trotted up to a 1000. once he runs, it was only the unit vine. he didn't deter about a 1000 as official privately. essentially high frequency trading significantly reduces the time that a stock is held before being sold. sometimes it's just milliseconds or even microseconds. high frequency trading is the opposite of long term investment, which is what stock market. we're actually designed for access to stocks also became a lot faster. the quality of the investment was no longer the deciding motivation for buying or selling. all that mattered was who could react. the fastest high frequency trading is performed exclusively by computers, not people. these computer systems are completely autonomous. essentially, they

crane gerhard weinberg rick atkinson and and rob all have that distinction. which is i mean, it's all inspiring it just based on the body of their professional work. so rob has been our also our lead faculty with our master's degree program in world war two studies. which we deliver in partnership with the arizona state university. i understand. we have some of our recent graduates and current students from that program. i can't see you out there there. hey, yeah, raise your hands. there's your hey, wow, that's born we heard perfect. hey, i'd really like to meet all you guys and get some feedback on how we can make that even better. so well done if you haven't graduated let yet good luck in the program. and that's not going to mean the great any any softer there up. good luck on the paper next year. the amazing experts on the war dr. john mcmanus and toll and james scott. so with that i'll turn it over to rob now and let's go fantastic. thank you mike. thanks to everyone for being here again. we had great day yesterday talking about pearl harbor both reality