edgar who retired he was a nazi sympathizer. he collected a lot of information and made a lot of contacts in berlin. some of it proved useful much later during the war. but this was mainly in gathering isn't -- business information and protecting his clients in germany as the nazis to go for. so he represented companies from major jewish families to try and prevent the nazis from expropriating their property or businesses. he signed a petition to, i think, prevent the prosecution of a german jews in court. he was very, very active. he had no illusions about what the nazis were about. adolf hitler, he viewed hitler, he told friends that this was the incarnation of evil. he was really, you know, fascinated throughout the war. in fact, at one point he had a team of psychologists and psychiatrists to a very extensive psychological profile of a which was actually fairly good. they predicted that heather was likely never to surrender. he would hold up and fight it out they also had a good bit of information they had collected on his s

george sorus survived the nazi occupation under hitler, thanks to the remarkable efforts of his father, and the text based on those experiences is called "masquerade." george soros, delighted to have you. it seems impossible to have a conversation with you without talking about your father, about "masquerade." it seems to inform so much of what you do today. so let me start off by asking you to tell us about your father. >> well, he was a lawyer. in the first world war, he was a volunteer in the austrian-ton gary and army. he was taken prisoner and taken to siberia, and there, he was elected as a prisoner representative for because he was very outgoing and gregarious and so on, and then, he organized a breakout of prisoners, and they escaped, and they sailed down the river they wanted to go to the ocean, on a barge, but they forgot that all the rivers of siberia go to the north sea, so it got colder and colder, and then they realize that they had made a mistake, and they had to make their way back to the forest, and then they got caught up in the russian revolution in siberia, and that

you think it is enough to arrest nazis and introduce democracy overnight? have been adopted christian parties? the nationalist socialist party is banned. what else is left for them? they hide behind decreased surpluses. such a strong, a dangerous trend, which permits -- which permeates the federal atmosphere. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, board of supervisors. my name is still see more. i work for tenderloin walking tours. i spend a lot of my days in the san francisco public library. recently, because of the anniversary, i have been doing research on the earthquake of 06. as we all know, the earthquake did not do the major damage to our great city. it was the fire. right now, we have a situation where the city itself is calling for more integrity for the buildings with the open garages underneath, because that are prone to earthquakes. we need to think about where our firefighting equipment is in this city. our fire engines and rescue trucks are in open air constructed buildings from the 1930's and 1940's. if we have a major qu

. -- nazi war crime trials. >> we begin in ivory coast where those relative to alassane ouattara they have captured the palace. laurent gbagbo have apparently locked themselves in the bunker, there are rerts gbagbo is negotiating his a surrender. he lost the election last november but still refuses to step down. the international community has recognized ouattara as the president. >> laurent gbagbo has come under increasing pressure after united nations and french troops started targeting his forces. he is said to be hiding in a bunker in his home. after the heavy fighting shook abidjan on friday, the situation was reportedly more, and tuesday. -- more called on tuesday. france has been cost trying to persuade gbagbo to give up the fight. >> what we what now is for gbagbo not to resist any further, and if there's a possibility he leaves power today, we are ready for that. >> evidence of the fighting can be seen in many parts of the capital, a dijon. now, the forces for ouattara seemed to have the city under control. they say they have taken the presidential residence and surrounded gb

the nazis had their eyes on it, too.000 monks attribute their survival, not surprisingly, to divine intervention. but they've also been pretty crafty. some of the measures they've taken will surprise you. if you'd like to come for a visit, though, it can be arranged. but it's not easy. first, you'll need a visa issued by the monks. and unless you're an orthodox pilgrim, it can take a while. next, you'll fly to athens and make your way to a scruffy little town in northern greece where there's no airport and where the roads are dicey. then, you'll hop on a ferry, unless the trip has been cancelled because of rough seas. that happens all the time, but on a calm day, it can be a very pleasant ride. the monks will tell you it takes years of prayer and soul- searching before they're ready to leave the world for mt. athos. for the likes of us, though, it takes little more than an hour. it was the beginning of lent when we took these pictures, and the ferry was packed with pilgrims from all over the orthodox christian world-- gr

i thought the nazis were defeated there's also prince philip also a royalty nazi connected notorious racist who's a part of the bill the bird group and bohemian grove secret society you have a right you can sell of these he prides himself on eugenics and population control many times stating publicly that he would love to be reincarnated as a deadly virus to kill off eighty percent of the world's population he publicly criticizes our families meanwhile he has four children and eight grandchildren and south now prime minister david cameron was there was a good conservative who like bill clinton barack obama tony blair and many other powerful politicians before getting into power also attended the bill the bird group meeting he has implemented harsh our sturdy measures on the english people and just like barack obama promised massive change but failed to do so so albertine also was there is another treasonous bill burton member media mogul billionaire they can build a bird's who is also investigated by congress for a massive money laundering scheme let's not also forget he has done bus

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edgar hoover thought he was a nazi sympathizer. collected a lot of information and made a lot of contacts in berlin, some of which proved useful much later during the war but this was mainly in gathering business information and also in protecting his clients in germany as the nazis took over. so, he representative companies from major jewish families to try and prevent the nazis from ex-appropriating their property or their businesses. he signed a petition to i think you know prevent the prosecution of german jewish in court so he was very active on that, and having he had no illusions about what the nazis were about. he viewed hitler, and he told friends that this was the incarnation of evil and he was really in no fascinated by hitler throughout the war. in fact at one point he had a team of psychologists and psychiatrists do a very extensive psychological profile of hitler which i think is actually fairly good. it was fascinating and they predicted among other things that hitler would likely never surrender that he would hole u

>> nazis were violent themselves and part of violent machinery. >> but they're nazis. we're agreeing. the modern islamism is the same domination of the world. they themselves are not violent. >> wait, wait, wait. i never said as a spiritual leader or human being, or, you know, anytime i can think of, hey, by the way, i'm just -- seriously, i mean, i'm praying that god will give me the strength to shoot jews from my wheelchair. who is defining him as moderate? >> the u.s. government by and large. seizes the muslim brotherhood as moderate. it's not the taliban. it's not out there planning and plotting. >> chris, what is worse? >> he's right. the left in the country has romantic view of the muslim brotherhood as well. >> i know that. i never heard this before. i know they're all in denial of the muslim brotherhood but i thought they shed the -- what was it that van jones says? shed the radical pose for the radical ends. is he more radical than what he's saying? that's pretty radical. >> as you pointed out before, there are two different ways to apply shariah. one is throu

polish officers were executed by stalin secret police in russia seventy years ago after blaming the nazi regime for the crime forty years later the u.s.s.r. acknowledged so it's a complete was responsible for the deaths for all these years the murders poisoned relations between moscow and more so however last april the prime ministers of russia and poland went to cotton to commemorate the victims of the massacre and turned the page and by little relations. just days later the polish president lech kaczynski died in a plane crash on his way to a party in commemoration ceremony the international aviation commission investigated and blamed the polish pilots responsible for the accident but warsaw says the results are incomplete saying moscow was covering up mistakes by russia. air traffic controllers the ones who produce a song report on the tragedy. hello . hello hello upon her and jay thank you think they're going to have to do thank you for joining us thank you for joining us and well i'd like to ask tell me if you if you let me the first question i would have are still. jane because she

denied it and had committed the crime blaming people on the nazis it was me. who admitted the truth twenty years ago but that wasn't enough to reconcile the two countries they've been divided on only good description of the killings with zero and insisting and russia refusing to call it genocide. in recent years things have gotten back a year ago the prime ministers of russia and poland all of the victims of carton together for the first time they vent up to story was believed to be a serious step towards improving relations three days later the world was shocked to have cartoon associated with one more trajan being the plane carrying the president and his entourage question on its way to ceremony for the victims of cartoon crash who have driven britain nations for their part but it had an opposite the fact. two and cabinets found themselves side by side one in the victims and later conducting the joint investigation of the tragedies like a month after the crash russia handed documents only kind of muscle to pull. this it was december was seen as an ice breaki

thousands of volunteers in the country signed up to fight for the nazis. off independence every year on the state's legion veterans have been officially committees to hold a parade in central region. in two thousand and five big to durgan off and several other anti fascist clans and prison rape stood in the way of marching legion and. the police dispersed all the anti fascists and let the s.s. veterans put the flowers at the freedom monument. we believe in a free country fascists and their followers have no right to bring flowers to a symbol of the state if the state doesn't see itself as a nationalist want to floor actions were in line with the united nations resolution calling for resistance to all forces that promote the waffen s.s. . your offer with. some fourteen thousand veterans living in latvia today for what's in the soviet army during. world war two . if kenny she convinces was a paratrooper then. as he moves to the monument commemorating the soviet soldiers who lost their lives in the war to make sure the nobody sees his medals. a law passed bac

edgar hoover thought he was a nazi sympathizer.he collected a lot of information and made a lot of contacts in berlin, some of which proved useful much later during the war but this was mainly in gathering business information and also in protecting his clients in germany as the nazis took over. so, he representative companies from major jewish families to try and prevent the nazis from ex-appropriating their property or their businesses. he signed a petition to i think you know prevent the prosecution of german jewish in court so he was very active on that, and having he had no illusions about what the nazis were about. he viewed hitler, and he told friends that this was the incarnation of evil and he was really in no fascinated by hitler throughout the war. in fact at one point he had a team of psychologists and psychiatrists do a very extensive psychological profile of hitler which i think is actually fairly good. it was fascinating and they predicted among other things that hitler would likely never surrender that he would hole

nazis and military contributor things that libya could become the next afghanistan he believes the u.s. has made a mistake and they gave the military operation in libya to nato. having spent half a billion dollars finally their humanitarian bombing a leave their enter the second phase after the united states transferred its command and control of its operation odyssey dawn to its ear appeal nato allies their grave weekend worriers from brussels just proved yet again have to ever get a state that nobody eps aleut when nobody can count on their the united states there were repeated the same mistake which they did in two thousand and five in afghanistan when they transferred that command and control in southern part of the kountry to its nato allies as a result it was up to the united states marines to save their courageous british in kandahar and helmand province is now the european side of nato has demonstrated to the whole world that within one week they can accomplish two big time friendly fire air assault on the rebel forces the pentagon chief robert gates who has nothing to lose on

used to billionaire but other place george soros nazis or in the stuff doesn't. if these hills could talk. the economic theory they would expound upon. ladies and gentlemen please welcome ideas they could change the world of futures all predetermined or at least billionaire george soros bringing together ph d.'s and nobel prize winners with the backdrop of historical bretton woods would suggest someone is hoping they will. it was here allied nations came during world war two in crisis searching for stability they formed the international monetary fund the world bank and established the us dollar is the global reserve currency it's here that decades later in the wake of the financial crisis a group of influential economists and former policymakers have got together to try to rethink that very framework to reflect a different world we've got to have a serious problem to restructure the internationally reconstruct the international institutions for the times that we were not for the past times that have gone by gone time says brown are the centuries of american and

welcome to business here nazi thanks for joining me this hour a resolution to b.p.'s dispute with its russian all partners may finally be insight as to says it's ready to sell its stake in the joint venture which of axel burke one of the partners in a our consortium which owns fifty percent of tank a.d.p. says the sale will be possible if they're offered a good price they are had earlier with used a piece twenty seven billion dollars offer as suggested the price should be forty billion he wants to buy out its russian partners after a blog but british firm share swap and arctic exploration deal with russia. danish shipping and drilling company most could join the exploration of russia's fuel rich offshore fields which is prime minister has invited the company to consider projects in the black sea and the far east but if we can point it to merrick's expertise which could help develop hard to reach promising offshore fields the company already helps russia's largest private or producer lukoil to drill wells in the caspian sea despite growing oil prices the russian gover

when roosevelt went to war against the nazis he did not go to war against u-boat's but against the nazis. he didn't go to war against a tactic. we have named the enemy and the reason it is useful to say al qaeda and its allies is we are no longer at war with you which is part of the strategy in afghanistan. if you renounce al qaeda and our member of the taliban we will engage in the reconciliation process. one final point since we are talking about wars and i mentioned president obama, one of the least processed decisions of obama's presidency and the most important one on the farm -- foreign policy realm before the libyan decision is obama's decision to stay in afghanistan until 2014. imagine the gnashing of teeth on the left if a republican president said by the way we will not withdraw in july 2011 from afghanistan. by the way we will have 100,000 men and women in uniform in that time period. the reason there is little public discussion of this, if you compare this to the decision on the surge with 30,000 troops which produced millions -- much more significant decision about staying i

well difficult he grew up now of nazi japan. a largescale counter-terror of operation russia's caucasus region killed seventeen militants last monday the wife assistant of russia's number one terrorist were identified among the dead experts agree proves there's a high chance of self was killed as a three really the right some bodies have not yet been identified forensic results expected take several weeks out in phase operation targeting his inner circle responsible for a series of deadly attacks in russia earlier this year results of an official released. year since the suicide bomb attack through its natural stations over suspects behind the trust they have been identified most of them killed in special answered terror operations. quarter never visited the site. it started off as just an ordinary monday morning for me to be true he like many others had a certain string in his step knowing the harsh moscow winter was over with little did he realize the nightmare he would be thrown into just a few minutes later suddenly there wa

kind of went away in three weeks because we moved on to wisconsin where people were you know putting nazi signs on the governor what's his face is. now the governor we have already moved out of the country to the next thing you know i mean there civility is is a partisan question almost always it's whenever the people that you disagree with are saying something you're doing something that you disagree with suddenly you want to newtown no one by and i mean no one is consistent on these issues there is no such thing as incitement people use it as a cultural to bash their political enemy so basically you're either for free speech all the way or you're not you know industry going to be happy if someone else on the other side is doing something that they don't like but just because we're in a war doesn't mean that free speech for that belief that if you have. about and so much for joining us now still to come tonight she made millions with a lefty website and that she claims that are site is simply above the fray more of the war between arianna huffington and the new york times is a nice full

the 90-year-old who has fought allegations for years that he is a nazi criminal was deported from hisgic story out of new york where a mother drove her van into the hudson river last night killing herself and her children. the mother let a 4th child out of the vehicle seconds before it plunged into the river. rescuers searched for the van for an hour before finding it in ten feet of water and pulling it ashore. in ohio, the theft of a 4 carat diamond caught on camera. the suspected played the part of the suspects at a display case. they looked at the diamond and dashed for the exit. no arrests have been made. in utah a flash and grab. the suspects snatched $4,000 worth of coral from a fish tank. the owner who wanted the merchandise back doesn't think they want it back outside of the tank. in indiana a grandma with guns. at 60 bonnie is in shape. she is taking a break to focus on a triathalon. in washington, d.c. the spring weather made for a great stroll in the nation's capitol. they krob cro they made it safely and ended the day with a relaxing swim. now for a look at your national a

como era el caso de otros mensajes, pero incluye la palabra "achtung", una expresion usada por los nazisnifica "alerta"... ademas, el mensaje llama a "yee" cabeza de pescado y se refiere al presidente "obama" como un mono. las autoridades aumentaron la vigilancia en la preparatoria "hayward."esto, despues de que, esta semana, se registraran varios pleitos en el plantel, debido a tensiones raciales entre estudiantes hispanos y afro-americanos. --se cree que esta violencia esta relacionada a las pandillas. --estas imagenes que aparecieron en "youtube" muestran el momento en que ocurre una pelea.--la superintendente del distrito escolar, "janis duran" asegura que la escuela continua siendo un lugar seguro para los estudiantes y anima a los padres a involucrarse mas en la educacion de sus hijos. ---la policia de san jose arresto a un hombre en conexion con un robo a mano armada.---a "sergio yepez guerrero" lo detuvieron bajo sospecha de que apuñalo a una mujer de 40 años a la que quiso robar... el atraco ocurrio el mes pasado en la cuadra 3-mil-900 del boulevard "seven trees."---"yepez guerr

the soup nazi is opening up a restaurant here on the wharf. the original soup man.isque, mulligatawny. don't expect to get yelled at, though, and this is the down side of this. he won't be there. he just lends his name to the restaurant but he's not actually there. >> then you have to hire people that look like him to yell, "nothing for you." don't you think? >> serenity now. >>> in our last editorial, we urged the bay area trendsetters to save millions of dollars a year just by planning. susan concurred. thanks for posting this. i agree 100%. liz added, i agree. isn't it insane system is? mark shot back, you suddenly discovered that the government is fat and inefficient? you want it trimmed? so do i. but those bureaucrats don't want to give up the plush life they have and the big salaries. stereotypes aside, we have an update that two of the biggest operators, bart and metro transit, have talked about sharing duties. though nothing has been agreed on, it's the start of a new culture and sharing.

we believe that the knife that was used was a nazi blade. >> reporter: the prosecutor call itself a hate crime and said the suspect matthew swan has ties to white supremacist suction. he was arrested in 2008 for allegedly spray painting nazi images on the walls of this union square garage. there was another incident in which an asian male was attacked. this is unrelated that happened late last year of four white men with shaved heads who attacked a asian male, yelling white power. >> reporter: it is the latest a string of incidents including a november november, attack that has prosecutors warning the public. >> . >> i haven't seen anything. >> reporter: now the da says they are weighing additional hate crimes to be added to the case. reporting live. david stevenson. >> today friends of a fallen marine held a light hearted but heart felt memorial for the young man. the athletic fields were filled with break dancers, all preforming in honor of the lance corporal. he was a break dancer who graduated from santa clara high. he died sunday in afghanistan. >> really have -- kind of like hu to

rey isabela segunda por crímenes de guerra" y también que la familia real eran simpatizantes de los nazisnal los esperamos mañana en la edición nocturna >>> gracias por haber estado con nosotros en ésta que tengan buenas noches que descansen hasta mañana >>> buenas noches

en su natal polonia vivió la ocupación nazi y padeció la posición socialista. >> pero la cruz más pescadatentado. soportó la extracción de un tumor y una cirugía, y tras fract raros comienzo para otra a hacer evidente su detalle rar que se agravó con el mal de p parkins parkinson. >> se convertía poco a poco en un frágil anciano, y aún así seguía viajando. >> la última etapa de su calvario llegó en febrero 2005 cuando le practicaron un operación para impedir que muriera asfixiado e hizo esfuerzo para estar en contacto, pero su vida se apagó la noche del sábado dos de abril 2005, la congregación para causas de santos, necesitaba examinar un milag milagro atribuido al papa pero después de la muerte y la monja francesa que por años tuvo parkins parkinson, ella dice que el dos de junio 2005 después de encomendarse al papa sus manos dejaron de temblar y entonces descubrió que la enfermedad había desaparecido. fue considerado un milagro porque se hizo investigación y no obtuvieron explicación a la curación de la monja. >> la conclusión fue positiva y la ceremonia fue fijada por el papa bendicto

up next door nazi james brown and he travels to the republic of moldova and discovers that it's home to some of russia's most accomplished artists as were about a find. the russian. prospect. plunges well below zero the snow seems to come up to your waist and you should follow your friends a voice coach. a trip to the republic of moldova. just over six hundred kilometers east of moscow it's home to around one hundred thousand people must be some of the fittest in the country. may be small when it comes to school it's definitely a major player. say that on going on holiday are more likely to head to the beach. but you can really travel around without at least having a go at some winter sports and. i do get to see some stuff if i have to pull off. a bit. every day dozens of people head out to the tracks here some shooting and cross country skiing from experts to absolute beginners. i finally got the right equipment but i have been a very long time since i strapped on some skis. and there was always the promise of some plates and. no one told me that i was going to have to trek through

these words were also burned by famous from minister, a british prime minister as the nazi bombs rained down on britain. churchill said these words. they're still at sept today. if we must die, let it not be hunted and pendinned in an inglorious spot. if we must die, let us nobly die so that our precious blood will not be shed in vain. even the monsters we defy shelby constrained to honor us -- shall be constrained to honor us. kinsman, let us meet the common foe. although far outnumbered, let us show us brave. let us deal one fierce blow. before a slide the open graves -- [tone!] pressed to the wall but dyi dyit fighting back. supervisor avalos: thank you. >> thank you. i am a man never -- i am a member of the arab council of san francisco. i have lived and worked in san francisco for over 20 years. what i am going to address to this committee is about the safety of our community. your approval of this report will assure that the residents of san francisco will be feeling safe. i had the privilege of defending workers in san francisco. we had to fight against the power creating a clima