if you look up to the wall behind us, you will see howard heil. on the very top, under the second division, that is howard, the same soldier we just visited out in the cemetery. a lot of the divisions, you will see similar dates. a lot of the divisions you will see from september 12-september 16. most of the soldiers went missing during that time. that is when they were fighting here. on another date when they were training on the front lines with the french. you will see different soldiers went missing during that time. a lot of them you will see group -- you will see them grouped together on a specific date. they were all lost that one time in one battlefield. kin that comet of and visit the name on the wall. that is all the family has. that is the only thing we have to remember. the piece of artwork pershing was looking at at the time was this. this is what he was inspecting. that is an urn. pegasus is taking the souls to heaven. we are in the middle between the chapel and museum and this piece of artwork is here. this piece shows all of these

if you look up to the wall behind us, you will see howard heil.is the same soldier we visited out in the cemetery. a lot of the divisions, you will see dates, september 12-september 16. most of the soldiers went missing during that time. or another date when they were training on the front lines with the french. you will see different soldiers went missing during that time. a want of them you will see group together on a specific lot of them you will see group together on a specific date. this is the only thing we have, often the only thing the families have to remember. >> the piece of artwork pershing was looking at at the time was this. this is what he was inspecting. that is an urn. --asus is taking the seouls souls to heaven. we are in the middle of the chapel. this piece shows all of these souls paid the final price and they can go. us, you canbehind see montsec. during the battle, if you could see it, the germans could see you. futures were put in place to give us that cap city could still see -- features were put in place to give us montse

a fake license plate with the number eighty eight that's a neo nazi code for heil hitler. but much as the arm is steeped in that is symbolism that's not all you'll find here there are other signs on display there we'd love for all diversity democracy and refugees. for instance the population here is at least ninety percent nazis. apart from horse and me there's one other couple that claims to be neutral or tar but we don't think you can be neutral about these issues. and they've broken off all contact with us so it's just me and more stuff all along here nobody talks to us on the nazis and soldiers harass us and commit crimes against us. in the summer of twenty fifteen their ban went up in flames and burned to the ground apparently due to arson the law my eyes view it as attempted murder. they've turned what's left of the structure into a kind of memorial. board and in fact in the past years we've become very wary especially after the arson attack we've installed security measures in our home the whole situation is very difficult. you could see it's a constant blinking thr

signpost points the way to fitness birthplace and to leave no doubt eight eight is neo nazi code for heil hitler. these are only some of the nazi symbols we can find in the village. and he's the unofficial basia spent kluger his criminal record includes illegal possession of weapons and assault. weapons with links. so over there they're leftists and we're not and we have to listen to nazis the whole evening my own garden friends i was told to get out because i'm a nazi so i said i live here and you don't. they play music against us we have a nice day barbecue together we'll probably do this every year now against the left wing us. the crowd next door edge on the rocks festival doesn't seem to care much they're here to support the message of fit and tossed. tolerance and democracy. as. if the more venezuelans are leaving fleeing their countries deepening economic crisis through has tightened its border regulations leaving thousands of venezuelans stuck at the border many of them looking for ways to get into the country after all. volunteers serve breakfast at this checkpoint for migrants o

a fake license plate with the number eighty eight that's a neo nazi code for heil hitler. but much as the arm is steeped in that is symbolism that's not all you'll find here there are other signs on this play there we'd love for all diversity democracy and refugees. they were put up by a bigot and. who live across the street from spain coca. were annoyances the population here is at least ninety percent nazis. apart from horse and me there's one other couple of the claims to be neutral or tar but we don't think you can be neutral about these issues. and they've broken off all contact with us so it's just me and morris all alone here nobody talks to us on the nazis and soldiers for asses and commit crimes against us after ones in the sum of twenty fifteen their ban went up in flames and burned to the ground apparently due to arson the law meyer's view it as attempted murder. they've turned what's left of the structure into a kind of memorial. for the presence of war and in fact in the past years we've become very wary especially after the arson attack we've installed securi

mostly with bob heil four north that rain in sunday's forecast.lfour north that rain band will get. do weather becomes more certain next week, high pressure builds in that means fine and dry weather and some rain in the far northwest. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 11: theresa may comes out fighting telling eu leaders they must treat the uk with "respect" and stresses, she won't overturn the result of the referendum. yesterday, donald tusk said our proposals would undermine the single market. he didn't explain how in any detail or make any counterproposal. so we are at an impasse. two drugs companies lose their legal bid to stop the nhs using a cheaper medicine for a common eye condition. at least 131 people have drowned after a packed ferry capsized on lake victoria in tanzania. the messaging app used by paedophiles — how police are struggling to prevent grooming. and at 11:30 we'll be taking another look at the papers with our reviewers — jessica elgot from the guardian

here actually tell it has the west lost it a provocation so i have couple of questions regarding it heil right away why has the west lost it. to whom hasn't lost it and what has that lost the knowledge the understanding of the global processes or. the economic light and domination well the answer the question whether the west has lost it is. no or not yet because i fear that the west which has been in many ways the most successful civilization ever in human history or to a thing so much power or wealth and also ideas that have transformed the world is now sadly on the way of losing his place and that's a result of many strategic mistakes the west made especially the end of the cold war who enough of the defeated the soviet union with our firing a shot is it with the end of history we have arrived we don't have to change we don't have to adapt and the mistake they made was that the west went to sleep at precisely the moment when china and india were waking up and the reason why significant that china and india are not is because from the year one through the year it into into.

from the heils abstract artworks have been on display in major american art galleries for many years but in germany where the artist was born she remains virtually unknown outside the art world now hand to a helen gallery is showcasing sixty of her works they're all about vibrant colors dynamic lines and abstract shapes added concrete shapes look almost as though they were stuck on after words. are incredibly intricate though charlene's approach is simple enough to spend most of what. i usually start by just letting my hand wander across the campus. and it's fascinating i find my hands knows more than my mind. or my hand tends to automatically produce certain shapes that i could never actively conjure up one a fourth and then over time these lines begin manifesting themselves as shapes. and how it continues painting these lines transform into surfaces extending across the entire canvas. her painting soul rag for example is a jumble of lines shapes mysterious letters and a tiny patch of yellow tucked randomly in between. how much i love that shade of your. it's like a lemon it totally

and then there's this license plate eighty eight is neo nazi code for heil hitler. these are just some of the nazi symbols in the village. and he is the unofficial boss here spend trigger his criminal record includes illegal possession of weapons and assault. not so the dog was a deer leftist and we're not me and we have to listen to you nazis and alland the whole evening with my own garden fence i was told to get out because i'm a nazi sort of also i said i live here and you don't like to do it they play music against us. while we have a nice day barbecuing together when he will probably do this every year now against the left wingers who are shown here to show you new. police are often present in yama so that they can intervene swiftly in case of conflict. creationist was to offer you this village is home to right wing nationalists who opposed the german constitution and all basic democratic order so of course we keep a close eye on them of nature every event that takes place here in yama whether it's summer solstice or another celebration we always make sure to b

doing a heil hitler salute, people cheering, crying about hitler. it was not the propaganda with some power that could brainwash people. when robert horton stepped in to become the head of the division of information, what he was doing when he was accused of doing by the conservative coalition was doing propaganda for war and propaganda for bureaucracy. it doesn't get any worse than not in terms of political rhetoric. what i find especially interesting is that there were some elements of popular memory about world war ii have really come to mind quite easily. we think a salvage dives for alumina, pots and is to be recycled for military uses. but think of the newsreels of america's production of armaments. we think i've shattered fact areas that are coming back to life to produce armaments. we think of civic patents, families gathered around the radio to listen to programs about what was occurring, with the federal government was doing. we know about recruiting drives to get volunteers for civil defense. all of that happening before pearl harbor. all

he had his justice department take the heil days take the highly unusual step. now the -- he had his justice department take the highly unusual step. i hope republicans join us in rejecting his nomination, just like they joined us in rejecting trump care, when it threatened our families across the country. i hope they will come back to work with us to bring down healthcare costs. i know in my state they are counting on it and i have no doubt patients across the country feel the same way. >> thank you. we will now introduce the witnesses. our first witness has come a long way. >> thank you, mister chairman. i think you for including on this panel, becky holds berg. -- becky holds berg. she has been not only a great friend to my office, but a strong leader in alaska. she is the president and ceo of the alaska state hospital and nursing home association. prior to this, she served as the administrator under the governor, where she provided business support services to our state government. the department also oversees management of the active and retiree health plan

some of the same people who are in this e-mail chain were videotaped doing the hitler salute with heilmp after the election, right? so it's ironic but not ironic, the anti-semitism is 100% sincere. >> what was ian smith doing at the department of homeland security and what was the chain of events that led to him being fired, rosie? >> well, he was a policy analyst at dhs working on immigration. actually "the washington post" had a good story yesterday that explained a little bit more about what he was up to within dhs. as far as him leaving the department, you know, i reached out to dhs earlier this week and they -- the next day basically i learned that he had left and they sent me a statement condemning racism and condemning his radical ideology. >> just to be clear, so he's working there for a while. you reach out saying i have information about who he's hanging out with, who he's in correspondence with. they then fire him? >> what i learned is that he had tendered his resignation. it seems pretty obvious that it was connected to my reporting. >> he is not the only one. carl higby sa

factions competed over the right to name a new government the block led by incumbent prime minister heil a body and populous shia cleric are sada says it's confident that it holds the most seats hundreds of years of history have been destroyed by a massive fire at brazil's national museum workers save what they could of the twenty million items inside the two hundred year old building but firefighters say hydrants nearby weren't working making their jobs even harder and name has a story. flames shot through the french windows and ornate iron balconies of this former nineteenth century palace. museum employees and art lovers watched in frustration. as firefighters fought to say who rio de janeiro's national museum and in doing so preserved centuries of cultural and artistic history you know we'll be you i just saw a piece of my history the house of the emperor where the emperor don petter the second of brazil used to live being destroyed i see the history of my country becoming ashes it has no price i am devastated. president michelle to mayor echoed that sentiment calling this a sad day

we have seen the impact of heil -- higher oil are prices. now you're seeing ways growth as well.s moved the dow now. >> should they be more cognizant of emerging market risk? hardr the fed it is quite to price that in. certainly people have been looking at emerging markets more. there is risk. from the fed's perspective, all you can do is look at the u.s. economy, which is going very robustly. i think that is all you can do right now. emerging markets, trade wars, very hard to factor that in. the pace you predict, a hike a quarter next year as well , does that pose any risk to u.s. equities? >> at the margin, in terms of a strengthening economy, i do not think it does. you start to see that if you look at 10 year yields pushing north of 3% now. that has implications for allocation respect. where we are now in terms of a we expect that, to continue for some time. manus: we have this line from one of our columnists, markets worry? what, me, why should i worry? >> i still think you need to be invested in equities right now. everyone is looking at the trade tensions right now saying,

heil oil prices usually imply growth. -- higher oil prices usually imply growth. t do i congratulations on your essay. much more to talk about today. i am looking at turkish lira. it is now 6.41. francine, safe travels from milan back to london. francine: i will see you from london tomorrow. tom: much more ahead on bloomberg today. heathan ferro rumored the will let me in the new radio studio. we will do that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ xfinity mobile is a new wireless network designed to save you money. even when you've got serious binging to do. wherever your phone takes you, your wireless bill is about to cost a whole lot less. use less data with a network that has the most wifi hotspots where you need them and the best 4g lte everywhere else. saving you hundreds of dollars a year. and ask how you get xfinity mobile included with your internet. plus, get $300 back when you buy a new smartphone. xfinity mobile. it's simple. easy. awesome. click, call or visit a store today. >> president trump throws down the gauntlet. white house announces tariffs on chinese good