the ball man his doctor's families the infant the hofmann's and eva brown and her family hoffman and if up on the often you. deserts of. this circle was evidently so important to him as it was that he often retreated to the back off before making important political decisions in these familiar surrounding us resist circuits zero of the stick it put it is entitled the. invitations to the bare cause were highly coveted among the nazi notables. even though life up there appeared to be quite stuffy some of the guests claimed that this petty bourgeois idle felt intoxicating to them. later albert speer wrote all that remains of the social life on over salzburg are memories of a strange emptiness hitler hardly ever mention the jews his political. once or even the necessity of building concentration camps i suppose this wasn't intentional but rather due to the banal nature of the conversation. those people of the inner circle were aware of the special circumstances after a while they took for granted that eva brown would play the part of the lady of the house on such occasions. devonish put

services make space exploration cheaper and easier well to discuss that amount joined by geoffrey hoffman an american astronaut and currently a professor of aeronautics and astronautics at the massachusetts institute of technology dr hoffman it's so great to talk to you thank you very much for your time pleasure to be here now the world is still mass mara's by space x. a recent falcon have a launch it was certainly very spectacular i've heard some people compare it to the launch of sputnik or the landing on the moon i wonder though as an engineer do you think that was really such a major technological breakthrough a major milestone in the history of space exploration. no i mean it is evolutionary but what space x. as a whole is trying to accomplish i do think is revolutionary. the idea of strapping together three first stages to make a more powerful rocket is not new the the u.s. has the delta heavy rocket which has been flying for many years now. so that technology is not revolutionary however what space x. has accomplished is to make it a lot more affordable. the rough cost of a delta h

and progolfer morgan hoffman ntto change that. >> i was diagnosed with muscular dystrophy in late 2016, i didn't want it to be about myself. i knew that was my platform, i could help so many otherpeople.t t with many of hoffman's peers.cl struleor wasoi thro h,in until iud read his player's tribune piece last year, i was moved by it, here's a guy that's being dealt a pretty bad hand, but he's trying to make the most of a it, trying to help other people with the cause. >> trying to focus on fheure and what be done today isri ford famee fsupootbltar form. andfferce. you see an event like this, and you see the financial ran fictions of an event like this. o as going to raise a lot of tg lot of research and someone -- maybe not rgan, but someone down the road is going to benefit from an event like this. >> morgan hoffman a mouillionio dollars so far this year, and has plans too a lot diseases. and to fund a race for the cure. for nightly business report, i'm dominick chiao in par a.m. w as rsey. >>> that does it for nightly business report tonighan we to remind you, this is the time of yea

is doing but dr hoffman i wonder if it's perhaps too early to say that because i think the same arguments were made about the shuttle program that it's to be usable that it's going to be so much cheaper than let's say the soviet comparison but dan i got from your own lecture is that shuttles turned out to be much more expansive because all the ground operations and how they were service perhaps not very efficiently i understand that this is a house basics market it's technology at this point of time but can we really rely on those figures to be proven in time well. you're absolutely correct that people are waiting to see can space x. maintain the very aggressive launch scheduled that they have and reuse a lot of these first stage rockets which they've been recovering because that's what the price reduction depends on in in large part so yeah it's still early days what i can say though is what happened with the shuttle it was a very complex vehicle amuse very capable it was the most versatile spacecraft probably that we'll ever see but it took a tremendous amount of care and maintenance th

. >> and hoffman was just an outrageous foulmouthed cranky funny guy. not a person we meet in real life and i just found the character so engaging that i can't adding him or a member of his family, son, his cousin in every book. there's somebody. >> a lot of spy novelists have the same protagonist in every book. harry bosch and michael connelly novels, i just never wanted to do that. i like to start fresh with each book with a new set of characters.or issues that interest me, i hate when anyone does that but i did decide that i keep this continuity through hoffman in this book. although she isn'timmediately obvious , again, i hope people when i look at my work over the years will see maybe in these hoffman characters cdr of the cia's experience and changes the ways it's seen. i'd love people to someday be able to look at this body of work and say infection, here's fairly realistic fiction, a chronicle of the life and times of our intelligence agency. what changed and what worked and what didn't. again, every book, waste one basic theme is we don't know

services make space exploration cheaper and easier well to discuss that amount joined by geoffrey hoffman an american astronaut and currently a professor of aeronautics and astronautics at the massachusetts institute of technology dr hoffman it's so great to talk to you thank you very much for your time. pleasure to be here now the world is still massmart eyes by space-x. recent falcon have a launch it was certainly very spectacular i've heard some people compare it to the launch of sputnik or the landing on the moon i want it all as an engineer do you think that was really such a major technological breakthrough a major milestone in the history of space exploration. no i mean it is evolutionary but what space x. as a whole is trying to accomplish i do think is revolutionary. the idea of strapping together three first stages to make a more powerful rocket is not new the the u.s. has the delta heavy rocket which has been flying for many years now. so that technology is not revolutionary however what space x. has accomplished is to make it a lot more affordable. the rough cost of the delta

price of what you would have to pay on the delta heavy you can get a lot more science done now dr hoffman just a few moments ago you mentioned this new vision that mosque and other space not as you called them have missed a mosque in particular is talking about space faring civilization and and multiply military species i suspect this is actually very similar to what year harry didn't imagine when you were growing up as a boy in new york drawing all those rockets and that it was more than sixty years later and yet we ask humanity i still there do you think mr musk will see his vision very bold vision i have to say realized in his lifetime well when he talks about millions of people living on the surface of mars i think probably not that's that's a very expansive vision whether or not that will occur in the lifetime of anybody who's alive now i i honestly don't know. but the falcon heavy now has the capability of taking payloads to mars rather significant payloads and. you know one of the exciting things that happened is that nasa as a space agency. originally kind of was reluctant to get

is doing but dr hoffman i wonder if it's perhaps too early to say that because i think the same arguments were made about the shuttle program that it's three usable doubt it.

and astronautics now dr hoffman just before the break you mentioned that space x. already has the capability off transporting cargo and perhaps humans to mars i wonder if figuring out the chance for that capability is enough she commands very icy and dangerous voyage to the raf planet oh absolutely not i mean there's a whole slew of things i mean. radiation how we're going to deal with the radiation exposure. just something simple like keeping food viable for three years i mean there's all sorts of things that nasa is looking at that problems that need to be solved to say nothing of the. you know the psychology how are we going to keep people healthy physically. i really think it's important that we first go back to the moon it's been almost fifty years since we've had human beings on the surface of another planetary body and mars is very hard which isn't to say that the moon is easy but it's a lot closer it's easier to get to you can come back relatively quickly if something goes wrong. and many of the things not all but many of the things that we have to accompli

of aeronautics and astronautics now dr hoffman just before the break you mentioned that space x. already has the capability of transporting cargo perhaps humans to mars i wonder if figuring out the chance. for that capability is enough she commands these dairy i seem dangerous voyage to the rat planet oh absolutely not i mean there's a whole slew of things i mean. radiation how we're going to deal with the radiation exposure. just something simple like keeping food viable for three years i mean there's all sorts of things that nasa is looking at that problems that need to be solved to say nothing of the. you know the psychology how are we going to keep people healthy physically. i really think it's important that we first go back to the moon it's been almost fifty years since we've had human beings on the surface of another planetary body and mars is very hard which isn't to say that the moon is easy but it's a lot closer it's easier to get to you can come back relatively quickly if something goes wrong. and many of the things not all but many of the things that we have to accomp

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dan hoffman, myself, h john brennan, we have all taken an oath of office. i took it twice. when i joined the defense department, i took it when i joined the white house. it says you will protect the constitution to all enemies foreign and domestic, and you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same.ig john brennan has betrayed that oath of office and he has betrayed his profession and intelligence community every time he accuses the president of treason with no evidence. he is reprehensible and he's betrayed his oath of office. it is that serious. >> sean: i agree, dr. gorka. why does it just stick in my craw, as cia director, that he literally perpetrated on the american people, spread misinformation -- disinformation! by the way, right out of pravda, out of former soviet union lies and propaganda. misinforming purposefully the american people with unverified information. that bothers me as much as all that he's done after. >> i think that's a separateas issue, the extent he politicized intelligence and involved in politics. he's the most political director over my ca

good seal was five come to gurlitz to meet you know hoffman the leader of six million union members is celebrating their latest success siemens and bombardier had planned to axe two thousand jobs the union managed to prevent it yet . you might you know the most people here only work for one company on permanent contractors like you but like me i have only one employee. your daughter bella. but many other media colleagues don't have permanent contracts and even though they have only one employer it's a practice that's also common outside the media industry that's what i'm here to talk about with germany's top unionist. so my crew marcus behind the camera and josie you know like oh yeah we're going to show you a freelancer that's right and it's legit it is. so it's all above board when you own it said there are two million independent contractors in germany how do you reach them. isn't. this the new we're faced with technological changes they've led to new forms of employment which often involve the misclassification independent contractors or is it one that includes from so these people

is doing but dr hoffman i wonder if it's perhaps too early to say that because i think the same arguments were made about the shuttle program that it's a reusable that it's going to be so much cheaper than let's say the soviet comparison but dan i got from your own lecture is the shuttles turned out to be much more expensive because all the ground operations and how they were service perhaps not very efficiently i understand that this is a house basics markets it's technology at this point of time but can we really rely on those figures to be proven in time well. you're absolutely correct that people are waiting to see and spain.

when jerry rubin and abbie hoffman went to see country joe to ask about performing at the festival of life, this was country joe describing this during the trial of the chicago seven, i said abbie hoffman, i was not going to be in the festival because the vibrations in town were so vicious i felt it was impossible to avoid violence on the part of the police and the authorities in chicago. i thought my group's symbolic support of the festival had to be withdrawn because it would be a possibility people would follow us to the festival and the club and be hassled by the police and the possibility of anything positive or loving or good coming out of that city at that time was impossible and that i had no choice but to withdraw support. nonetheless, he was attacked and beaten after his second show by people who recognized him as a hippie. joe decided that was enough to warrant his getting out of town. there was a radical band from michigan associated with a white panther party whose platform consisted of rock 'n roll, dope, sex in the streets and the abolition of capitalism. it was led by

abby hoffman, the yippy visionary, later labeled him the benedict arnold of the '60s. but others were supportive. julius lester was one of the most thoughtful writers in the radical paper "the guardian." one of the few blackers erwrit. he liked the idea that it was politicizing hippies, not just people looking to get stoned. a hippie is a yippy that's been hit over the head with a night stack. >>> jerry always the carve val balker in some ways, even though he's a clever organizer told me from my book, as long as chicago is accepted as a legitimate opinion that people have a opinion about, i won. he was onboard this is in the paper. still black and white. this wasn't the full flower of the seed. the meeting was rated. i had to work that day. i had a job as a waiter to make a living. and i missed the meeting. and the -- the police raided the meeting and there were 20 arrests. the cops only mentioned the 13 men, not the 7 women, interestingly enough. and the other article is the guy with -- a seminole seed people, tree man, and i would figure into this later on. i wrote a

fox news contributor daniel hoffman joins us early this morning to react, good morning, thanks for beingus. >> good morning. >> how are they able to do this? was designed to stop and here we are. >> well, the iran nuclear deal, there was a bipartisan consensus on three of its critical failings, the first was the lack of any sunset clause as i should say and secondly, didn't really hold iran to any limits on ballistic missiles and so iran's military development is ongoing and they are going to unveil the new fighter jet on wednesday, they've also got antiship ballistic missile which they tested last week during military exercises in strait and also producing surface to air missile defense modeled on russia s-300 in march. rob: testament to how dad the deal was that they're not breaking the deal that they are doing these types of things, iran clearly has bad intentions and europe still continues to try and support this deal and it just makes you wonder why they have such blinders on in this situation, who thinks that giving iran more money and more capability could possibly be a good thing

hoffman his personal photographer from munich was also invited even during wartime the few hours old comrade made millions with postcards and photo books and hitler received a good share of the profits. the new strongman it over salzburg was party secretary martin bormann you had to get past him to approach the dictator bormann carried out all hitler's unpleasant tasks. brown was also part of the inner circle she shared her older sister's passion for film and photography almost every year everybody gathered for a group photo. these photos from ava brown's album clearly indicate how she openly staged herself as hitler's partner. i. when hitler wasn't at the over salzburg eva retreated to the little house in munich that the furore had given her as a present she and her mother francisco and sister gretel held big parties there. are father figure also reconciled himself to the fact that his daughter's relationship would remain a marriage without a certificate eva brown still edited short films from her color film recordings which were then screened at the back all going for walkies is th

penalty after alex on the drug if it went in like some flowing young noir house you're nuts hoffman succeeded where his teammate as i had failed to make it one nil take blood. and just three minutes later it was five injunction exchange passes with and then mesmerizing into play ended with johnson touching. after that it was all black i need more good work from a chance i play the coups and from further punishment. but two goals and three points were enough to make it a successful start for the falls. well falls further hoping to put their poor and beyond this league of performances over the past two years behind them the wolves have since boosted their attack last season's runners up shell to have lost some important members of their squad over the summer most notably lamb gorecki but has that left the squad weakened let's take a look. shall have newcomers mark seward satan and sally sunday in the starting line up it's a bit late facts both work with the shop aside from the first time our set pieces would prove to be key in this match maxi arnel to john brooks one new in the home five books

saturday's results are in well a gladbach got this season off to a winning start goals from the owners hoffman and fabiani own son saw off level cruise and two nil the league's newcomers just sold off a nuremberg both lost their opening games while frankfurt got back to winning ways after losing in the cup last week lehmann came from behind to draw against hanover and voles bug left. to be child while sunday scenes should cut in mines and dortmund take on life. champions by nina kicked off this season with a big win against hoffenheim on friday and it was a decisive display from the bavarians who will be pleased to already have three points on the board as they attempt to win a record extending seventh league title and see how that game played out. about to exit the tunnel two of the bun just league as hot shot coaches on the left in his first league game with bae in munich and here they are not goals man of hoffenheim . it was covert his men who drew first blood smear their heading in the open air in the twenty third minute i shook her courtesy of adam sully. the hunt gary and got the ball in

think there are people who are willing to take those risks while i you're certainly one of them dr hoffman we have to leave it there but i really really appreciate your being with us today and sharing your thoughts and your expertise your experience and job viewers please keep the conversation going and our social media pages as for me hope to see you again same place same time here and will to part. of. it. to. you. the way to the united states is dangerous for most of the illegal immigrants. from most. sympathetic i want to. throw another one the last some just about what if many of them look for refuge in the so-called sentry sites the draft used to share information about undocumented migrants with federal authorities the best person to ask than. most you know know how to read up on i guess i'm in a lot of class and they want that. they can watch as they all choose to stay in the country with donald trump in the white house all over for the gravels. both of you what if you could be about to be. able to have many couples won't. deal with the push to put impulse response both of you up w

awarded another penalty after alexander drag of it went in lights on flowing yet neuer house you're not hoffman succeeded where his teammate as i had failed to make it one nil. and just three minutes later it was thought he and johnson exchanged passes with half and then mesmerising into play ended with johnson touching home. after that it was all black but i need more good work from john save leverkusen from further punishment. but two goals and three points were enough to make it a successful start for the falls. well falls further hoping to put their poor and pundits league of performances over the past two years behind them the wolves have since boosted their attack last season's runners up shell to have lost some important members of their squad over the summer most notably liam gorecki but has that left the squad weakened let's take a look. shall have newcomers mark hoot sue out satan and sally sunday in the starting line up it's a little effects both work with the shop aside from the top set pieces would prove to be key in this match maxi arnel to john brooks one new to the home. brooks

got this season off to a winning stock ghouls from you and us hoffman and fabio so off label crews and two new league's new comers just hold off and nuremberg both lost their opening games while front foot got back to winning ways of to musing in the cup last week but a man came from behind to draw against hanover fulls bug and left to mates to beach elko while sunday's suits took guts in my eyes and don't let him take on life champions by munich kicked off this season with a big win against hoffenheim on friday. after the need season break and despite tricky conditions in belgium lewis hamilton has picked up right where he left off the championship leader had his work cut out for him as heavy rain flooded the track but again he showed his quality clocking the fastest lap of the day now hamilton will be joined at the front of the grid by ferrari sebastian vettel who was over half a second snow than his rival. and here's a quick reminder of the top story that we're following for you pope francis instead speaking to tens of thousands of supporters in dublin on the first papal visit to ir

mike: for more on this let's bring in daniel hoffman, he's also a fox news contributor, let's go it, how alarmed should we be that somebody was able to take out a plane for a joyride near a major metropolitan area? >> i'm pretty alarmed at cia running counterterrorism overseas and tough places in middle east and south asia is this is really -- incident exposed vulnerabilities at airports, of concern to me are there similar vulnerabilities at other airports like ctec, somebody the fbi will be looking at. this is the ultimate insider threat where there was an employee who clearly had mental health problems and was able to pass security and gain access to aircraft. we have to stop this going forward. for sure terrorists will be watching this. those who remember world trade center will recall that that was a failed attack, that they came back 8 years later, this is something i'm sure that our enemies will be trying to learn from. >> from listening to radio interaction between pilot and control towers sounds to me like air traffic control has high marks. >> it is designed to minimize dama

and the folks who were there, the hipies and abby hoffman and rry ruben, they had a much more anhillion of politics. i think they wanted the police to react the way they did. in a way they were successful. it's often f the demonstrators. in a way they overreacted, they cted in a way that was cruel and incredibly not homicidele but pretty violent toward the protesters. but those images those pictures really i think did a lot of damage to the party and made it rd for humphrey to run for president. an interesting story that he initially criticized the chicago police which ended up creating a backlash because most thought the police acted appropriately. they were fine of the action. then he had to backtrack from that position. then of course that upset liberals. so it create add lot of party. politically so when host: again our question which party has changed the most since 1968. you can follow us at c-span history. we go back to party. host: april 1968. vice president humphrey accepting his party's nomination. >> but take heart my fellow americans, this is not the first time that our n

some of the organizers of what became known as the festival of life, the point of view of abby hoffman and jerry rubin and the yippies was that the democratic convention was a festival of death. they were the architects of the vietnam war. but they wanted to have a more a anarchic festival of life. the problem is the anarchy kind of leaked into the preparation for what the demonstrations were going to be. musicians were seen as standard bearers and they certainly tried to get musicians to come, but increasingly, as kind of word leaked out, largely from the yippies themselves. they were talking about things like pouring lsd in the water system in chicago and all kinds of kind of crazy stuff that, if you were thinking about going there, it also had the effect of dampening the turnout for the -- or at least what was predicted to be the turnout for those demonstrations. and certainly were the turnouts for demonstrations before and after in other parts of the country. because there was an assumption that it was going to be kind of a dangerous scene. one of the musicians that they tried to r

this is hoffman farms coach for now. is in his final year and many think he will struggle with his players and the club knowing he's heading to see next season but not as much isn't letting that face him he has a clear goal for the season after sensationally finishing third last time around the laws of the logical progression would be second that's not the most rewarding place to finish it but it's difficult to win the league every team in this division is essentially here because they want to win it we'll give it everything to have a successful season and we'll see how it goes. in life they also want to see how it goes this season the players are fully behind their interim coach because. it doesn't matter who's on the sideline that hasn't heard last year this year are you william not next year it doesn't matter who it is the players always want to win three in a given. also has a lot on his plate in his second job as sporting director i'd like to see the club still haven't found an adequate replacement for not be kato w

i said at one show late last week that i now hope that dustin hoffman doesn't show up at the wedding. how close we are. >> you mean pounding on the class screaming and everybody curses at him. is canada watching going, what happened to us they could be -- they're not though >> i think what will happen after we close the mexico deal, canada is going to look at it and see stuff they like and stuff they want to modify. it's going to make it easier to make a deal with canada because we have to deal with mexico. >> i'm worried about truth, kevin. what's truth and what isn't truth. the articles written last week about china, it seems hike they're, i don't know, it seems like they're being affected by what's happening and that they're coming to the table. is that the truth? >> the facts they're definitely coming to the table. there are people coming this week the chinese economy isn't doing so hot and it's not doing well not just because of what we're doing but they had a debt overhang and had to recap tal eyes their banks and so on there have been a lot of -- they're talking. they're coming

ashley: dustin hoffman right there. stuart: it was not a disfun hoffman movie.the deal with china. he said it would take a long time to get that deal done. maybe we're grasping at straus. susan: caterpillar and some of the other names leading the losses on dow jones industrial average. stuart: it happened very quickly. we're still down virtually 100 points. >>> still on trade, jeff flock is in a ford plant in chicago. jeff, ford makes a lot of vehicles here if they're exported to china they get hit with a big tariff. which ford vehicles get hit the hardest. >> u.s. automakers. among them, ford plant here. the 13,000 explorers here. the biggest seller in china is a lincoln. link r lincoln mkz it's a hit, not a huge hit, but the big hit comes on german auto make that's built plants here selling cars in china made here. for example, bmw taking a heavy hit. the x-5 made at the south carolina plant, spartanburg plant. they sold 52,000 in china. the mercedes makes gle at the alabama plant. sold 40,000. about the mwx3 in south carolina. sold 43,000. the germans taking

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potential rivals for a starting spot of bun this coming season says cannot bury a key contributor to hoffman's late surge in the champions league. because. the young talent from kingston jamaica lit up the foot in this league and with the full front line package technique close control pace and some simply sublime finishing. up. the. nine goals seven assists he was directly involved in over a quarter of them because these goals were going by. little babies to. the fisa. opposition defenses learn to be very wary of his deadly left foot and with barely spectacular systems leverkusen took their place in the europa league. body was one of. the top of the goals and assists shots for surprise packets from the twenty three year old wide midfielder has exploded on the bundesliga scene as both provider and score a. pizza assists and five goals to his name all clinically despite with his reliable bike a fast dynamic and first the tile down out of the flank boys in the fast lane to the top next season the journey continues with top. twenty three years old and another explosive wide midfield broom i reall

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hoffman. for the minutes to reflect that the vote was a certain way and that you wished to be recorded as a negative vote or the opposite to what carries, i believe that no one would object to your request. is it your vote and miss waters's vote? >> yes. because she did not leave me in -- she did not leave me any other instructions. please record my vote. chairman perez: without objection. [applause] chairman perez: the first vote is a motion to suspend, which needs to thirds in the affirmative. all those in favor, please stand if you can raise your hand if you are unable to. all proxies, two hands, thank you. all those opposed please stand. it appears that the motion carries overwhelmingly. [applause] chairman perez: the second motion is the motion to suspend the counting that is currently going on, again a two thirds requirement. i would ask all those in favor to please stand and if you have a proxy, please raise both of your hands. please be seated. all opposed, please stand. >> hands up, d

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