herman was kept in jail until 1947 when he agreed to join his buddies in argentina. and his american wife american born wife have been waiting for him patiently went to argentina after a year she had enough of life in argentina came back to florida and he followed a little while later decided he would rather live with his wife then fellow senate subsidies. but the irony is -- herman died in 1973 in dade county, florida surround by my parents and all of the survivors in the most heavily survivor county i believe in the united states. i think one of the great ironies of life. >> thank you -- [inaudible conversations] thank you so much for doing this. thank you all for coming tonight. [applause] [inaudible conversations] booktv has covered several books about adolf hitler and world war ii if topic interest you visit booktv drg and search hitler book or world war ii book several programs appear and watch them all online. booktv tapes hundreds of author programs throughout the country all year long. here's a look at some of the events we'll be covering this week. monday w

, that herman came in second. okay. or close enough that there were enough members of the legislature who were part of the talmadge machine that the legislature runs into session, and they say, by our light, herman talmadge ought to be governor. you have three people claiming to be governor. there's some fantastic footage on youtube if you ever want to see this in which herman talmadge takes control of the governor's mansion and of the state capitol and says i want to thank governor arnold for his fine service to the state, and i have called in the state highway patrol, and they have returned him to his home where we wish him the best of luck. it ultimately does get settled by the state supreme court, which is in fact lieutenant governor was correct, and he is going to be the governor. but we're going to set a special election in 1948. now we're going to focus on what happened in 1948. as you know, in 1948 is a very critical time. that's the three governors. on the national stage. you have harry truman running for

club out of an awful slump this side we're up against graeme had on the outcome surprised many that herman will be along next with the highlights and the analysis in just a moment. that's the news i'm sarah harmon sr. your sport t.v. the smarter with a d. w. bush want to. what you want when you want it up to date extraordinary. and you decide what's on sunday more than double talk come smart to. let you go out there today to. meet with. the human rights. own d.w. . it is stormy weather for dortmund coach page a boss the dutchman's flying start is now well in the past in fact they want to match day fifteen when. in their last seven league games the boss turned things around on saturday and save his job or would he be washed away with the rain let's find out on the bundesliga. don't want to dash back into the european places at home to better braman but their guests were aiming to spoil the afternoon for eighty thousand fans. and bubba squared off with a shelter in a faceoff between two clubs desperate to solidify their status as european content . welcome to the bundesliga herman thanks for

about justin herman name. i ace washington declaring, i'm start ago committee to rename it barack obama. it cannot be challenged. it cannot be denied, it cannot be erased. my name is ace. i have three generations under me. park and rec, we're going to talk. you gave $300,000 to do what? to do what, tear it down and rebuild because the blacks ain't going to be there anymore. ray charles, they're trying to get rid of you all. my name is ace, congratulations on -- >> president buell: thank you. >> clerk: anyone else who would like to make public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners? >> president buell: entertain a motion? moved and seconded. all those in favor? so moved. thank you. >> clerk: before we go to item 8, you can come up, i just need to make one announcement. and that is we're going to switch the order of 9 and 10. so we'll hear the strategic plan before the operational plan. we're on item 8. >> good morning, i'm gary mccoy, policy and public affairs commission, com

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the one think of follows after the break with herman so do stay with us if you can. when i'm traveling like to be comfortable. but i also want to stay up to date on the latest news events. and d.-w. makes rampart a troubling easy just because it's available and thousands of hotels resorts and cruise ships worldwide. or have you found a domain sign on the subject that shows d. w. in your room you can read a great price or two d. w. dot com travel quiz. it is stormy weather for dortmund coach pedro boss the flying start is now well in the past in fact they wanted to match day fifteen when was in their last seven league games the boss turned things around on saturday and save his job or would he be washed away with the rain let's find out on the board this link. i. don't want to dance back into the european places at home to better braman but their guests were aiming to spoil the afternoon for eighty thousand fans. and the squared off with a shelter in a faceoff between two clubs desperate to solidify their status as european content . welcome to the bundesliga herman t

herman was kept in jail until 1947, when he agreed to join this buddies in argentina.his american wife, american-born wife, had been waiting for him patiently, went to argentina, but after a year, she had enough of life in art -- in argentina and came back without him to florida, and he followed a little while later, decided he would rather live with his wife than fellow nazis. but the irony is, herman died in 1973, in dade county, florida, surrounded by my parents and all the survivors in the most heavily survivor county i believe in the united states. think one of the great ironies of life. [inaudible question] [applause] >> thank you all for coming tonight. [inaudible conversations] >>> here's a look at some authors recently featured on booktv's "after words," the weekly off authorize interview program. jeannette conant talked about her grandfather, james bryant conant. christopher bedford explored the leadership skills of president trump. in the coming weeks on "after words," christopher scalena, son of the late supreme court justice antonin scalia will shear selec

herman cain and matt schlapp.o much. >> merry christmas. >> merry christmas, kimberly. >> kimberly: lashing out at republicans for exposing them. tammy bruce, dan bongino join us next. stay with us. apply simply. understand fully. mortgage confidently. scandals involving members of the democratic party continue to mount. liberal lawmakers and their allies in the media are lashing out at republicans and others who are exposing them. watch this. >> there not based on fact or logic. this is a hatchet job. plain and simple. the concerted campaign to discredit him in his investigation into the right wing media is nothing more than propaganda and disinformation. to try and turn the public's attention away from the real investigation. >> we are witnessing a concerted coordinated effort to try to undermine the investigation -- this entire investigation from mueller to the fbi, to the department of justice, to make this all seem as though it's a corrupt enterprise. >> help me out here. it seems to me they are just throwing

herman: no. cryptocurrencies, bitcoin, it's part of this technology. investment in cryptocurrency. mark: your clients must be asking you about bitcoin. herman: if somebody would like to invest in bitcoin, they can ask the professionals. mark: do you have a view on it? is it a bubble? herman: yes, it's a bubble. but it is one of the bubbles we see now in the world economy. mark: what are the other ones? herman: many. many of them. i think i would like to speak about the most promising technology. lot ofd like to have a moneyments with private as a new trend in the world economy. a huge opportunity business.ne in our matt: that was the sberbank's ceo herman gref speaking with mark barton. airbus is planning for an overhaul of its top management, while he grapples with corruption charges. leavee bregier is set to as early as february. the ceo of helicopter business will take over bregier's role. we are now joined from berlin. is he the obvious candidate take over from enders eventually? reporter: it does look that way. if you look at the press release thi

they're going to support herman talmadge's opponent, the lieutenant governor. melvin thompson, so they decide to gather at the polling place in austin, georgia, among other polling places. as they're gathered, a group of black men on their morning, the sheriff elect sees the black men and summons one of them over. a man named john harris. and john harris walks over to the sheriff-elect's car where he is seated, and they talk. and then john harris goes back to this gaggle of black men who are waiting to go in and vote, and the black men say to john harris, well john, what did old claude say to you? and john harris says, he said that if i know what's good for me, i won't vote today. and they said, and what did you say to him? and john harris said, i told him that i came here to vote, and i reckon that's what i'm going to do. and john harris went ahead and voted. and so did dover carter, the head of the naacp, father of -- a farmer and father of ten children. and so did isaiah nixon, and all three of them voted. john harris suffered from a threat. dover carter by

that's why they are up in arms. >> lou: herman, thank you.hanks for having you with us, good night. >> ...meets a cutting-edge furniture designer. >> there was a lot of synergy when the two of them came together. >> he fills one home with ultra-modern pieces. then another and another. >> they jumped on it. they puked on it, they came in from the swimming pool and sat on it. >> when he's gone, his heirs are in for the surprise of a lifetime. >> and it rachets up, and it rachets up. i'm sitting there next to my son, slapping his leg, going, "matthew! matthew! matthew!" [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ]

do any of you know the name herman gering? sometimes known as fat herman. those of you who had air force uniforms on should know. he was a flyer in the first world war and became important in the then german flying situation, became the one who created the german air force. fortunately by the time he created the air force, he was too fat to get into a plane. but that's not important. herman wrote a letter on behalf of hitler in 1941 which talked about the final solution to the jewish problem. what was the final solution? annihilation, right? which was not in fact put into practice in '41. in '42 there was a conference in berlin, called by the leader of the nazi movement in eastern europe who lived in prague. that's where a man was appointed to make sure that the trains run on time and all the countries are cleaned. the man's name is adolph eichman who was a lieutenant colonel in the german army. he did a very good job in terms of what he had to do. he cleaned all the various countries, france and belgium and holland. the last country he comes to is hungary

justin herman plaza. >> president buell: let me make a comment going into this. at the last meeting i feel responsible, at least partially, for the confusion around the vote. i knew that commissioner mcdonnell had expressed and i can say inappropriately to the acting secretary that vote should be recorded. so, i apologize to all those concerned. now let me say that the item before us came from the board of supervisors as 11-0 vote asking this commission to remove a name and replace it with its original name of embarcadero plaza. what is before us does not have a staff report recommendation because it's from the board of supervisors, and two, we're not entertaining as part of this action renaming it anything other than embarcadero plaza if that's the wish of this commission. so i want to frame this and say that we also heard a great deal of testimony and comments at the last meeting and so what we're really doing is trying to correct the voting record here today. with that, please proceed. >> so we do have public comment. i have ace on the case and veronica garcia

. >>> there's now an online petition to rename justin herman plaza after ed lee. just last month the city's rec and park commission struck justin herman's name from the plaza as we reported. some blame herman for bulldozing the western addition taking away minority housing. the space has temporarily been renamed embarcadero plaza until a new name is chosen. perhaps it will be ed lee. the petition can be found at change.org. a thousand people have already signed it. city hall was still open for business which includes weddings. leslie brinkley continues our team coverage with a story of contradictions and grash usness. >> reporter: how do you reconcile condolences with congratulations? jennifer and jonathan have been planning their wedding for months. little k they know their ceremony would be held outdoors on this december day. >> i'm stressed out. i mean, what can we do? something nonexpected happens. >> reporter: the picturesque rotunda had lines of mourners filing through to pay their respects to the mayor, so the rotunda was off limits to couples today. gracio

joining us is herman cain.time we talked, you described yourself as being cautiously optimistic we could pass legislation and here we are, it's a reality. >> i said cautiously optimistic because remember, it only took one senator on repeal and replace to deep six the whole thing. with all of the senators in the united states senate want to go get a little bit for their state, you couldn't say you were extremely optimistic. but all of the ones we thought would be the holdouts got something they wanted without watering count major provisions of this tax reconciliation act of 2017. i'm so elated because i have been talking about this for over 10 years and we are now finally seeing it. >> people talk about small businesses like it doesn't factor into the employment machine. small business creates 90% of the job in this economy. this looks like it's going to be a positive driver for jobs creation as well. your thoughts. >> there are at -- it's estimated there are 30 million pass-through people, and they all hire peo

they got enough people to cast write-in votes for gene's son herman. herman came in a close second. there were enough members of the legislature, that the legislature runs into session and says by our rights, herman talmadge ought to be governor. so three people are claiming to be governor. there is great footage on says, iwere hermann want to thank governor arnold for his fine service to the state and they have returned him his home where we wish him the best of luck. it does get settled by the state supreme court which says the lieutenant governor is correct. he will be the governor and we will set a special election in 1948. now we will focus on what happened in 1948. as you know, 1948 is a very critical time. you have harry truman running for election in his own right for the first time. he has lost the support of the right because of the dixiecrat's. he seems to be in danger of losing the entire south. because of henry wallace's breakaway, you have the left breaking away from him, he doesn't seem to have a chance. on top of all of this, what did he do? he becomes the first pres

"no, herman, don't go. what will we do without you?"t worry, you'll be fine, fine, fine. [ light laughter ] >> seth: and on top -- [ applause ] of everything else, this bill also adds nearly $1.5 trillion to the deficit after years of gop hysteria about government spending. and republicans are already being very open about the fact that they're going to use the deficits they created as an excuse to cut social security, medicare, and medicaid under the guise of so-called welfare reform. last week, house speaker paul ryan, a father of three, was asked about paying for those programs and said the problem wasn't that republicans are giving away billions to corporations and the wealthy, but that people aren't having enough babies. >> the great thing about tax reform coming right now is we're going to be able to create the kind of economy that produces good, family supporting jobs, higher wages, that will be there for people who are stuck in poverty and welfare to go to. this is going to be the new economic challenge for america -- people. ba

and let's go straight to melbourne didn't you correspondent dieter herman a standing by for a state or tell us more about what's been happening well i've been there about half an hour before it happened actually it was really packed with people absolutely packed with people not only shoppers the commuters as well it's about a kilometer away from here and maybe you can spot it behind me through the window of my hotel room the car crashed into the tram station and destroyed a lot of people in the air not just a lot of people in the area fourteen almost little guys as far as we know and finally came to stop the two people from the from the vehicle the two men from the vehicle were pulled out by bystanders and the police was on the spot only about a minute or two minutes after the whole thing happened. authorities saying that this was a deliberate attack what are they saying about it possibly being terror related. they don't say that they are not sure what the reasons but this is attack it was then i absolutely show that it was a deliberate because the call was very very focused of two hun

go ahead, herman. i mean, you gout no economic plan. >> clinton economic plan.ure you just don't want to hear it. >> antwon, i let you talk. now, let me talk, okay? i want to rebuke some of the garbage that you threw out there. >> i don't think it's garbage. >> don't go talking on top of me i said. >> absolutely. >> i said let me talk. >> i'm. >> let me talk. i did not interrupt you. >> laura: go, one at a time. >> laura, this is what liberals do. when they have no message. >> tell the truth. >> they have no plan, they like to talk over conservatives with facts. now, let's go back to one factor he threw out there. when he said well, what about the economic boom of under president obama. allow me to correct you antwon and please don't interrupt me. 2% is not. >> please tell the truth. >> there he goes, laura. 2% is not the new normal which is what we interned for 8 years. we have already seen 3% plus in the consecutive quarters under this president who has set a positive tone from the top. the business community is very excited and positive. consumer confidence i

go ahead, herman. i mean, you gout no economic plan. >> clinton economic plan. sure you just don't want to hear it. >> antwon, i let you talk. now, let me talk, okay? i want to rebuke some of the garbage that you threw out there. >> i don't think it's garbage. >> don't go talking on top of me i said. >> absolutely. >> i said let me talk. >> i'm. >> let me talk. i did not interrupt you. >> laura: go, one at a time. >> laura, this is what liberals do. when they have no message. >> tell the truth. >> they have no plan, they like to talk over conservatives with facts. now, let's go back to one factor he threw out there. when he said well, what about the economic boom of under president obama. allow me to correct you antwon and please don't interrupt me. 2% is not. >> please tell the truth. >> there he goes, laura. 2% is not the new normal which is what we interned for 8 years. we have already seen 3% plus in the consecutive quarters under this president who has set a positive tone from the top. the business community is very excited and positive. consumer confidence

when we come back, they have to cut some spending, right, herman?> that is phase two cutting the spending, not contingent upon this tax plan. that is why they use the reconciliation process that they use. melissa: yeah. >> they indicated that they would only have a plan that would cut a certain amount of taxes, $1.5 trillion. >> right. we have to run. 2.4%, growth, that will be a piece of cake, right, with this, 2.4% growth? >> piece of cake. melissa: piece of cake. >> it's a piece of cake. that is why i'm very optimistic it will not add to the national debt. melissa: herman, i wish we had more time. thank you very much. see you next time. david: there you go. slice of pizza. that is mr. godfather's pizza, for goodness sakes. >>> soft on terror. a scathing report that the obama administration may have failed to prosecute a global menace all in interests of the passing its iranian nuclear deal. lt. colonel oliver north, the fallout from this story. is this a phone? or a little internet machine? it makes you wonder: shouldn't we get our phones and int

former republican presidential candidate herman kaine and administrator of the small business administration, linda mcmahon. a lot of this package for small business as well. first on the verge of a big tax victory. republicans said to give their final approval to a sweeping tax overhaul today after the senate passed a plan and a late night though. a final vote this morning on the plan ready to send it to president desks to sign it into law. mitch mcconnell says both american businesses and individual tax payers will see the benefit. >> we have three, two quarters in a row of 3% growth. stock market is up. optimism is high. coupled with the tax reform, america is ready to start performing as they should have for a number of years. >> the president congratulating lawmakers, writing the united states senate just passed the biggest in history taxcutting reform bill. terrible individual mandate, obamacare repealed most of the house tomorrow morning for a final vote if approved there will be a news conference at the white house at approximately 1:00 p.m. steve forbes on the precipice of passing t

welcome to the bundesliga herman thanks for joining us let's kick things off in dortmund where coach payton boss is in trouble remember one door the toast of the one does liga mean either this rochdale then went into match day fifteen having picked up just three points in the bundesliga in the past two months that's the kind of run that can get a guy fired you might think that a home dates with second to last place team braman would seem like a good place for boss to lead a turnaround but vera have staged her own turnaround thin since making a coaching change of their own they play like a team reborn and perhaps ready to give dortmund coach another headache. together with the fans pitcher bush was hoping to see an end to dortmund slump but visitors braman wrong talk from the start and flacco you knows of it at the first good chance dortmund are again far too passive and were punished up to twenty six minutes with maximilian eg a star and giving brave in the lead. it was a super there that which left dormant people woman becky well they dortmund failed to muster a single shot on goal

matt herman thanks for joining us you know i'm going to level with you here the signs ahead of wednesday's match in munich pointed to a walkover by and have been sized thing through the league since your pikas entered the picture well cologne haven't won all season with three points from fifteen games the billy goats have made the worst start in history but they showed plenty of fight against pi borg and have a new coach should love nothing more than to keep a clean sheet. it was stephanie wooden back in amin face first game in charge as coach and sporting director and they face an uphill battle against by some of the home fans thought they might even be in for a high school in blockbuster by and put their guests on the pressure from the get go only team mohan could keep thomas miller at bat by. twenty three minutes in them by and were enjoying eighty six percent of possession cologne with throwing themselves at every bowl to keep the clean sheet. close finally broke on the counter milos you it's his attempt blocked by david allen but who is understandably peeved it should have been a corn

matt herman an absolutely wild match day fifteen is in the books coaches in coaches out and snow snow snow with me to talk it all over our two top flight guests we've got richard goltz former goalkeeper for hamburg and freiburg and a very own alexander pitch from the legal team here's what we've got coming up. bottom club cologne got off to a late start due to heavy snowfall will their new coach mean a new winning direction or more of the same old same old. and after dortmund fired coach peter bosch after yet another loss what do you know they turn to colognes old coach payton who was out of work for less than a week much more on that in our sunday conversation. first we got a little bit more about our guest who's joining us for the very first time richard goltz played in goal for hamburg for eleven years see made two hundred seventy three appearances and then made a move down south to fribourg where he had another long run and he then finished up his playing career with an over. and you know it's actually not the first time he's been on d w here are kick off team did an interview wit

at herman thanks very much for joining us we're going to begin the show in minds where we saw on the sideline a familiar face in those unfamiliar colors page just a trade of the red and white of cologne for the black and yellow of dortmund. after the austrian coach's horrendous start with the billy goats it was a somewhat unexpected choice but you know dortmund's biggest problems lie in their defense which happens to be shivers specialty now considering he had just one full proper training session with the team before tuesday's match with that the enough time to keep mites at bay and bag a first win for dortmund since september let's find out. he arrived in true peta struggle style little fuss no ceremony but dalton were hoping the savior had arrived month started on the front foot however so what set out given space to shoot. the woodwork coming to the rescue with from a book he stranded. went dormant did find space pm erica got me and couldn't find the nets. the strike i'm missing the chance to take up team a christian pull a sikh. nil nil going into half time. in the fifty fifth m

his club out of an awful slump this side we're up against braman in the outcome surprised many that herman will be along next with the highlights and the analysis in just a moment. that's the news i'm sarah harman sits in. your sport t.v. smarter with the d. w. bush want to.