he knew that klaus was a communist. klaus did not hide his feelings when he was in the camp. he worked for him. there was a lot of tension between them. i knew this person's wife and talk to her on a number of occasions for her to tell me about it. i would like to know what the and how theywas breached this problem of this 'erson knowing about fuchs communism. at that point he was just saying he was a socialist democrat. how they worked this out? i have no idea. i tried to find out, and nobody knows. i know his family well and they didn't know. >> another member of our asks, can youht outline the nature of the shared, andklaus how exclusive was it? gaseousrst worked on diffusion which takes the isotope you want to use out of uranium and have chain reactions in the uranium bomb. that was his first thing. a lot of the theory behind it, and when he came to the u.s. he worked out the controls of the whole plan for the u.s.. if you had this problem or that problem come this is what you do . it was highly technical getting one of these things to work. the fusion plant was the size

let's go at it. >> i was asking you why klaus fuchs. interested in him when i was working on my previous book. papers.lot of family diaries during those late 1930's. he was always showing up in some piece of paper. showing up as a very nice person. he took the children out to the movies. he played cards with them. he was in there -- he was in their music ensemble. people liked him. he was very quiet, very shy, but he was a nice person. all of a sudden, he was a spy, and they were dumbfounded. they did not know much about him when i was first working on it. at that point, i thought i should find out more. i went to the archives in london and there were three little skimpy files. the very last when i looked at, had a letter from somebody in the administration saying, what am i supposed to do with all of these files? the person who received it, throw them away. i was astounded by that. there is not anything. for the born but, it was what it was -- book, it was what it was. after ied -- a year finished, a friend of mine in germany said why

klaus: good morning, francine.different than the last crisis and that nowadays the private equity industry as a whole has about $1.5 trillion in equities ready to invest, which is more than double that amount we had in the last crisis, so the sector has been pretty busy. francine: what does it mean for the high po -- for the ipo markets? before we see the u.s. election, which is about 50 days away? klaus: the low interest environment is a good driver for equities, and therefore of course ipo's, especially across stories like you see in the text -- in the test space because investors get low yield on the debt market. they want to get return, and is an opportunity for the field market to come back. the volatility is still relatively low, and you see -- you might have seen we launched an action in the u.k. last week which is going well and more transactions are expected to come. but it's not on the ipo's, it is also minority transactions and private equity funds thinking about launching other transactions again. franc

now yulia and klaus peter keller once again have time to devote to office work along with the accountingthey have a few inquiries about in turn shifts to answer years ago a young woman from norway applying to do an internship here she said norwegians loved german reasoning and she longed to discover how it was made the interne ship was the start of a beautiful friendship and a joint project called good. for you betsy basically over a decade ago we had an incredibly enthusiastic in turn named that the closer her time here in dallas time came to an end the saturday she grew. because she said that when i go back to norway i'll have no more recently went but during several talks we came up with an idea. if you're going to norway in the recycling go there too. and we implemented it we got on the plane and planted a recycling vineyard up there he's going by with some early burgundy vines as well you know they don't know we generally sling might prove viable at some point but their success came sooner than expected in 2018 they harvested their 1st right grapes and graft and klaus paid a kalar i

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anna: thanks very much for joining us, klaus, klaus rosenfeld, the schaeffler ceo.e eu considers suing the u.k. boris johnson's plan to breach the brexit divorce deal. we are live in the belgian capital next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european equity markets increasingly negative as we going through this morning's down to u.s. futures the downside. the european union is considering action against the brexit it approaches agreements. the eu believes it may have a case even before the uk's internal market failings within domestic law. for more, maria tadeo joins us from brussels. maria, what kind of legal action is the eu pursuing? anna, this is information we have on the terminal, it is a bloomberg scoop, and they are looking at whether there is already a breach. any still believe in international agreement that has to be respected. to what they are looking into is whether or not there is a case to be made to potentially sue the u.k., and of course that would open up a whole debate as to whether there is some type of a financial compensation here

in the end klaus kinski a good day goes mad in a scene that wrote film history. not . with. a good eye and later fitzcarraldo r.t. made headlines during shooting largely due to the unpredictable lead actor klaus kinski he made 5 films with hats on the works through their productive love hate relationship in a documentary. they don't want to go public and if i was there or. more than that the darker it was a rich person who started small now the yorks didn't talk much about you but then because of that you know. i was not looking so i was i'm probably going to join the sports committee and i'm the president can. be sucked into this and the 2nd right and got this feeling. some green lost didn't get lost in your star they're still actors as extreme as klaus kinski was he intended instance extreme i don't consider him extreme one can see he was kinski obvious. and in a certain sense he was a singular figure but he wasn't the best actor i worked with. the deepest and best one was bruno s who played the title roles in costume house. i've worked at the world's best with christian b

in the last didn't get lost in your star they're still actors as extreme as klaus kinski was. infin didn't . consider him extreme you can see he was kinski and in a certain sense he was a singular figure but he wasn't the best actor i worked with. the deepest and best one was bruno s. who played the title roles in costume house. i've worked with the world's best with christian bale. nicolas cage nicole nicole kidman. tom cruise it is then but no one. not any one of them. ever came close to going on as is depth into charisma. or his ability to convey isolation and parady. to write this blog that was likely due to his real life as a musician she practically 23 years from his childhood onwards he kept getting put away in correctional institutions and later in jail and in other places where he didn't belong. then just seen a. vehicle in this. little subtle yet big fish he did loose a little. bit on the side to side with think. listening to stuff after the feast. stick to the. city not. the food you get. there are others who have similar biographies but who don't have the depth and

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now you and klaus peter keller once again have time to devote to office work along with the accounting they have a few inquiries about in turn shifts to answer years ago a young woman from norway applying to do an internship here she said norwegians loved german reasoning and she longed to discover how it was made the interne ship was the start of a beautiful friendship and a joint project called good. basically over a decade ago we had an incredibly enthusiastic intern named that the closer her time here in dallas time came to an end the saturday she grew. because she said that when i go back to norway i'll have no more recently went but during several talks we came up with an idea. if you're going to norway in the recycling go there too and we implemented it we got on the plane and planted a recycling vineyard up there anything by with some early burgundy vines as well with their stuff you know they don't know we generally sling might prove viable at some point but their success came sooner than expected in 28000 they harvested their 1st right grapes and graft and klaus peter keller

in the end klaus kinski goes mad in a scene that broke film history that. ott . well this was. a good day and later fitzcarraldo r.t. made headlines during shooting largely due to the unpredictable lead actor klaus kinski he made 5 films with parents on who works through their productive love hate relationship in a documentary. they're going to talk about going to fresno and it's not going to get me i think it was and. it was the 1st that's where your meat was done and mom how did your getting tackled by such a document but then because of that you know so we're going to go for more with this mother you know. i don't know oh and ok so i'll try to run for a bit and i want to join the sports committee n.p.r. on the i'm proceeding can scale model for me since i can so i'm going to think that these in the 2nd going got this feeling. to green the last didn't invest in your star they're still actors as extreme as class kinski was. infin didn't. consider him extreme. he was kinski and in a certain sense he was a singular figure but he wasn't the best actor i worked with. the deepest a

now yulia and klaus peter keller once again have time to devote to office work along with the accounting they have a few inquiries about in turn shifts to answer years ago a young woman from norway applying to do an internship here she said norwegians loved german reasoning and she longed to discover how it was made the interne ship was the start of a beautiful friendship and a joint project called good. for you betsy basically over a decade ago we had an incredibly enthusiastic in turn named that the closer her time here in dallas time came to an end the saturday she grew. because she said when i go back to norway i'll have no more recently i went but during several talks we came up with an idea. if you're going to norway in the recycling go there to at least enough know and we implemented it we got on the plane and planted a recycling vineyard up there he's going by with some early burgundy vines as well you know they don't know we generally sling might prove viable at some point but the success came sooner than expected in 28000 they harvested their 1st right grapes and graft and klau

in the end klaus kinski goes mad in a scene that wrote film history. ott . of you day and later fits perrault already made headlines during shooting largely due to the unpredictable lead actor klaus kinski he made 5 films with parents on who works through their productive love hate relationship in a documentary. they don't much about the public any friends knowing. more than. it was in the 1st ever growing resentment mom how did your student talk about such a document but ended up with that you know what we're going to do you know from this mother no. i'm not looking to i'll try to run for the benefit of join the sport committee n.p.r. i'm going to i'm the president can scale model for me since i can so i'm going to think that these are the 2nd i mean the got this feeling in terms of some crean lasted me i'm just in the star they're still actors as extreme as class kinski was . infin didn't. consider him extreme you can see he was kinski and in a certain sense he was a singular figure but he wasn't the best actor i worked with. the deepest and best one was b

in the end klaus kinski goes mad in a scene that wrote film history that. ott . it was. a good day and later fitzcarraldo r.t. made headlines during shooting largely due to the unpredictable lead actor klaus kinski he made 5 films with parents on who works through their productive love hate relationship in a documentary. they don't want you know probably going to fresno you don't know anything about it more than if. it was a rich person that's what your neighbors don't mom how do you do yours getting tackled by such a document and because of that you know. i know from its mother no. i was not oh and ok so i was trying for the benefit of join the sports committee n.p.r. and i'm proceeding can skim off from the cycle so i'm going to think that these in the 2nd line and got this willing. to clean the last of me and dust in the snow they're still actors as extreme as class kinski was. he didn't scream i don't consider him extreme. he was kinski and in a certain sense he was a singular figure but he wasn't the best actor i worked with. the deepest and best one was bruno s. wh

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incidentally among the best in all of germany together with grandfather klaus those working here have gathered 5 decades of wine growing experience today they're harvesting the pain on one. they never used to grow pina in wa because the red wine grapes would usually never ripen and often under the renishaw as seen on the somme but today and shines or not in fact the calories have to be careful that the great stem get too much sun and become too sweet to get well you know what michel finds that the spread of. include. it's most of our happy it's gotten a little warmer i remember that as a child especially at our favorite spot dies times vineyard back there which lies at an elevation about 250 meters many years the reason i didn't write them properly you can feel ya gonna push the 5. times have changed today vintners like they can't i was trying to keep their grapes from ripening too fast this keeps the must wait and indicator of the winds eventually alcohol content within acceptable levels shoot thinning and better soil cap can help to achieve this goal is the fungus is particularly im

let's go at it. >> i was asking you why klaus fuchs.

klaus particular is pleased that the years hard work has paid off once again he's been able to harvest his crop only he lets the most mushrooms in the last few years i have to say that the autumn weather is now more like late summer weather in that endeavor 8 with the nights are criminals. and that helps the recycling rates right and perpetration really think that over there not perfect that wasn't always the case. but the vin yard is located on a steep slope with the recent vines here are more than 100 years old and even survived the great phil ochs are at play in the 19th century the colors harvest gold or grapes by hand but bruised grapes are sorted out right almost bought by market it's physically strenuous work as the time here is more than 60 degrees at noon call it quits otherwise it'll be too hot for the grapes which need to arrive at the winery in good shape. if the grapes get too warm they start to ferment too soon and the vent now wants to control that process. for the bad. suzanna to man has a biologist who conducts research at the renowned guys and i'm university which spe

in the end klaus kinski goes mad in a scene that wrote film history that. i'm not. it was. a good day and later fitzcarraldo r.t. made headlines during shooting largely due to the unpredictable lead actor klaus kinski he made 5 films with parents on who works through their productive love hate relationship in a documentary. they don't want to talk about your new friends are not going to talk about it more than. it was a rich person that's your neighbor's son and mom how do you want to you can talk about what the document that ended up was that you know. in a family with its mother no. i don't know oh and ok so i 1st i thought if you don't want to join the sports committee and i'm a person can skim off from the cycle so i'm going to think that these are the 2nd i even got this feeling. some green the last of me and lost in the star they're still actors as extreme as class kinski was. infin didn't. consider him extreme. he was kinski and in a certain sense he was a singular figure but he wasn't the best actor i worked with. the deepest and best one was bruno s. who played the

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it's difficult finding people in klaus needs to talk about the events of february 26th seen. it. i've seen it happen here started off. i've heard about it from people who lived there i'd say it's been blown out of proportion but are still. there no refugees living here any more back than they were about 20 this innovation within kinda. some of the children also went to the. sun little boy went to school and there was a list outside of all the things he needed to satchels for him everything was already there and here they are lots of people who struggle to buy all the things their children need to start school nobody gives them anything and that's the other side of the coin it's no wonder that people are angry they get everything handed to them on a plate always struggle to make ends meet. how much did the refugees construct in 2018 the federal office for migration and refugees calculated put a good 15000000000 of direct federal expenditure and another 7000000000 also of grants to local authorities was given for refugee work together about $23000000000.00 total federal budget for

>> klaus is back because of me. marian is enjoying her coffee in peace.ds. jimmy kimmel hosted without an audience. their homes and other remote - locations. "schitt's creek" swept the comedy categories while zendaya made history. >> i just want to say to my pierce doing the work in the streets, i see you, admire you, i thank you. yeah, thank you so, so much. this is -- whoa. okay. thank you. >> right on. right on. she became the youngest ever winner of the emmy for lead actress in a drama series for her role in hbo's "uforia." big win. >> best reaction -- this is whoa. there were so many great, great moments. we'll talk about it later. tyler perry had a great moment, david letterman was on the show. >> tyler perry's moment was remarkable. if you haven't seen it -- >> go on line. >>> we may not see any indoor concerts for a while, so one performer got creative and took his show on the road. ♪ >> bad bunny on the bus in new york city celebrating hits panic heritage month. fans followed him as soon as they saw him on top of the bus. they ran off the bus dur

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klaus fuchs is very quiet but he's everybody's friend. no one notices some of his absences. the soviet program significantly advanced by what fuchs was telling them. i think that's the reason they were able to explore their own device as early as they were. if i get the date right, i think it was 1949. the russians were able to explode their device. of course, it's also the reason perhaps forced talents rather calm and cool response at the conference where president truman wonders over to him, having to side with churchill that now is the moment to tell stolid there is a new weapon and stalling just knots. he says he's very glad to hear about all of this and hopes that the americans and the british will use it on japan. it does not ask any wet questions. he does not need to. a question? i will come to this gentleman first and then to, you sir. >> (inaudible) >> i'm sorry, i will take that question afterwards. >> i'm wondering, is it also not true that the germans managed to shoot themselves because most of the physicists were jews and run out of the country. >> absolutely. s

let's go to article 6, klaus 3. "no religious past shall ever be required as a qualification to any office or public trust under the united states." that didn't stop senator dianne feinstein from grilling judge barrett over her catholic faith in 2017. pretty disgusting display. this was during her circuit court of appeals hearing. buckle up. preview of coming attractions. take a look. >> i think whatever a religion is, it has its own dogma. the law is totally different. i think in your case, professor, when you read your speeches, the conclusion one draws is that the dogma lives loudly within you. that's of concern. >> sean: your comments are of concern. that was 2017. my prediction it will only get worse. they will continue to attack her over her deeply held religious convictions and faith. they will try to paint her as some kind of antiabortion extremist. she is not. they will probably even accuse her of racism before this is all done. by the way you might remove what they did to robert bork and justice thomas. ta