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shootings simply fit into a broader picture of nazi atrocities. by the summer of 1942, there were more reports about larger numbers of jews dying or being killed and then in august of 1942 came a truly alarming message which is now known in the literature, i will review it briefly. man named gerhard representative in switzerland of the world jewish congress, received word that hitler's headquarters considering a plan to exterminate 3.5 to 4 million jews by poison gas in special facilities. and the gas was said to be based on press it acid which was in fact the gas used in auschwitz. he wanted to alert britain and the united states and he wanted to alert his colleagues and the world jewish congress particularly in london and new york. and took a telegram to the american consulate and the british consulate in geneva and asked american and british diplomats to send it out in code with -- as quickly as possible. and his colleagues in a world jewish congress. the message went to london, foreign office officials looked at it and taken aback. they didn't

warnings to nazi satellite countries, requests to neutral countries to engage with nazi officials inbudapest and elsewhere, so that is one problem. if you are talking about the direct numbers, you are talking about a small figure, 10 to 20,000 people directly saved by the war refugee board. that, us people are now familiar with the efforts of raul wattenberg in budapest. he was sent with the encouragement and given the funds of the war refugee board. wallenberg's efforts combined with american warnings to the hungarian governments and accidental bombings in budapest which reinforced those warnings help to persuade the hungarian government to cease deportations as a result of that cessation, about 100,000 jews in budapest survived so if you start to add in the indirect things you will quickly get to a number that approaches or approximate 200,000. that is a number used by david weinman one of roosevelt's harshest critics and it's also a conservative number that we have used in our book. so i don't feel we are going far out on a limb with that. >> yes, sir. speaking you confirm my memo

and didn't advance nazis in the country failed to impose the rich. i'm sorry about. i wish there had been more courageous. there were enormous pressures on them from outside forces. um and also in the jewish community time to keep their heads down not to draw attention to themselves. as as jewish power is in the media world in the sand there is no evidence it would lead to fix that marley. it's not the point point is that women wore on i will instead face this disaster in germany and the threat it poses to and small world. more directly anwar's forcefully for his part though he cautioned the audience remember that people packed into what was coming. he said there were parallels to what's happening in the world today. is there something on the horizon now no i mean there is a nation state with a totalitarian set of values who wants to eliminate choose right unless you're on your move closer and closer to war drama played out on an on screen. anti films like hitler's reign of terror raise some awareness about ism. but ultimately dowry found americans view of nazis toda

check check >> most people think nazis were by and large men. new book challenges that conventional women. "hitler's furies, german women in the nazi killing fields" outlines the roles that women played, including those women that helped him build his empire. >> we are joined from washington d.c. by wendy. thousands of books have been written on the holocaust, most focused on men. women faced compulsory labour laws and were part of the nazi regime and were involved at almost all levels. >> that's right. if we talk about the rise of naasies, and the expansion of the third rict we can't leave out the population of women. this was, in nazi thinking, a large revolution that was supposed to occur. they were mobilising p men and women for the war-making campaigns and genocidal campaigns. women were a part of that. >> let's talk about the different ways they were involved. talking about genocide is talking about the role that women played as nurses, killing people. >> actually, the first deaths that occurred in the holocaust, when the killing phase beg

what's wrong with nazis? why are -- my father had some sympathetic nazis that helped them, and why are some good and some bad? she was totally confused. what was really interesting is this memoir's written from her perspective, in the first person. and you could see her confusion about all this, everything being upset, all these secrets she had to keep and i how they had to take away my mother, because she was pregnant during this time, and she couldn't have a baby during this time, so she had to have an abortion. she didn't understand why she was being taken away. you know, this whole thing about why is it called the red umbrella. jonna always wanted the red umbrella. little girls want special things, and hannah hanson had a red umbrella, she always wanted it. my father thought it was ridiculous, you've got a black umbrella, you can use that. it was just one of the things she just wanted to have. and as they're going to escape, what happened here is really amazing. so the word went out and one night in all t

people who fought in the resistance against the nazis. so my point really is human behavior including the, atrocity and extreme violence is not a matter of character or of culture. it's a matter of circumstances. the same people who can behave like heroes in certain circumstances can behave like animals in others. >> yes. and that finding that, if someone is, if you find yourself, if you find you have someone completely at your mercy , the human thought, that comes next is, torture. although we should make note, in general, steven tinker's book, angels of our nature why violence is the kind, one sort of rears back a bit from his conclusion that violence has continuing of the reasons he abuses, one very important notion that the took a lot of re-establishing itself after the war was, who has the monopoly of violence. must be the state. this is a founding idea of what makes a nation-state, not in this country. >> no, no exactly. i have always thought americans just haven't accepted that precept. and they want to be able to stand up for to t

this was, in nazi thinking, a large revolution that was supposed to occur.hey were mobilising p men and women for the war-making campaigns and genocidal campaigns. women were a part of that. >> let's talk about the different ways they were involved. talking about genocide is talking about the role that people. >> actually, the first deaths that occurred in the holocaust, when the killing phase began started with the beginning of the war in 1939. it was against the mentally and physically disabled. the first victims were german children in the asylums and hospitals. the nurses were mobilized for this. one of the women featured - i have 13 biographies interwoven. among the first perpetrators, pauline knissler was brought together with 30 other nurses and signed an oath of secrecy to participate in the mass murder campaigns. at the high point of her career in this campaign, she killed as many as 70 patients a day in a gassing facility. she was mostly giving them - administering lethal injections and giving them deadly medicine. >> horrible stories. and the ones

echo of the nazi collaborators in the ukraine in world war two of the nazi salute deutschland around us these are extremists they won't be satisfied with elections they won't be satisfied with concessions so there's really no reason for the government to cater to these few thousand violent ultra nationalists when the job that they should be doing is restoring order and safety to the streets of kiev. and to discuss this further when i joined live a political science professor nikolai petrovitch and mr patrick key is of course is just one part of the nation but why aren't we seeing any rallies supporting the president that much to scale up what's happening in the council. well i think. that would lead to a civil war there would be direct clashes and bloodshed and i think that is something that reasonable people want to avoid on the one hand you have individuals who are aiming for a revolutionary transformation they are clearly a minority and they understand that they are a minority on the other hand the majority would like to avoid physical confrontation and that's what we have police

pro so-called pro european nazis are pro europeans and that's what counts i mean dmitri is quite right to draw attention to the ideological soil in which part of the opposition movement in ukraine has grown and there is absolutely no doubt and i know this through direct experience that part of it is rooted in nationalism but there is violence i think in the d.n.a. of the ukrainian opposition more profoundly after all mr klitschko party. is called punch in russian means punch in the ukraine as well he is a boxer and he has now presented himself on to the political scene but clearly as a man who wishes to embody still as a politician the kind of violence that he practiced when he was a boxer i think when such situations escalate there's always the question of who started it did the police started on the thirtieth of number november or did the demonstrators i've certainly seen plenty of videos of demonstrating of demonstrators attacking the police with incredible brutality including of course pictures of police being burned and those videos date from back in december as dimitri said but u

. >>> most people think nazis were by and large men.ut a new book challenges that feeling, "hitler's furies" following extensive research on women's role in the nazi empire. wendy lower is the book's author and joins us from washington, d.c. wendy, good to have you with us. thousands of books have been written on the holocaust, most focused on men. but women were a part of the nazi regime and they were involved at almost all levels? >> that's right. when we talk about the rise of naziism and the rise of the third reich, we can't leave out women, especially young women, because this was in nazi thinking a large revolution that was to occur, and they were mobilelizing women as much as they were mobilizing men. >> let's talk about the different ways they were involved and talking about genocide one of the most shocking parts of the book is talking about the role that women played as nurses in killing people? >> yes, actually the first deaths that occurred in the holocaust when the killing phase began of nazi genocidal policies, started wit

sources said the hatred against gays in russia was similar to what we choose experience under the nazis some pricey. these are the new tunes all blacks wilson does but no bus the aim was to see we get no ac and that's it comes to people you listen than to be nice and lovely people. and most of us. mendes has ministers. with the use of media. when on his decision comes amid a growing debate about gay rights in the number of african countries. he believes it is being fuelled by politicians as a cheap easy way to score points with the electorate i the and a sheaf of documents used by prosecutors at the nuremberg trials to help convict top nazis is being put on display in berlin an interruption in israel on the twenty ninth of january the nuremberg trials were the first time a terrific acts and the nazis against the and the scope of the holocaust came to light will we do know is that a few months ago. i feel like it from philippines was in the month in johor. israel is the new hymn called him over he said. come all the more with this kind of stuff too like his old documents are things in ge

. >>> a german court abandons a case against a former nazi ss guard. >>> and in the uk there is concernver the rising use of high-tech betting terminals. >>> i are reaction to one of fifa's top officials who has broken ranks by saying that the world cup in qatar will be held in the winter. >>> both inside and outside syria, the battle to push president bashar al-assad from power is in disarray. armed opposition groups may have forced al-qaeda groups out, but the rebels remain locked in a vish shousz battle amongst themselves. and the main political opposition has put off a decision on whether to attend this month's peace talks. >> reporter: syria's armed opposition is continuing itself offense if against al-qaeda. they have pushed fighters out of yet another one of their bases, this one in the northern city of aleapt -- alepo. before withdrawing this is what the fighters are leaving behind. bodies of prisoners who according to activists were executed many media activists, civilians and protesters were held in the jails, some were released. >> translator: my hands were tied and my head c

maria, what is it with the nazi comparisons? >> mr.s to whatever. >> they should stay away from it. the same as republicans should stop talking about women's reproductive systems. they should stop making comparisons to anything the nazis do and it takes focus away from what could be a real debate. his comments were not only offensive but absolutely off the mark. if there is a war on the 1%, they are winning it. the 1% is doing better now than they ever have been. what this president and the administration is trying to do is to make sure those same opportunities that are give frn given to the 1% are given to middle class workers. >> ross, why would the wall street journal print such a letter? >> well, he is a famous and highly successful and extremely wealthy person. someone thought it was newsworthy he would express himself in this fashion. if you are writing a letter to the editor section, i can't think of anything that would make you happier than to have a letter published in your section to be discussed on cnn. i think it is pretty

but first, comparing anything to nazis is never a about idea. we are talking about a venture capitolist and what he said that next. for aches and pains trust bufferin, the only non-steroidal anti-inflammatory pain reliever formulated with special buffers so it's gentler to your stomach. >>> time to prepare yourself for a fresh round of fiscal bickering in the nation's capitol. let's call it debt ceiling deja vu. it suspended the battle to february 7th. republicans and democrats are signaling job creation that legislation would raise the nation's borrowing limits. the white house says president obama wants a clean debt ceiling with no attachments. venture capitalist to nazi germany. let's talk about this with our two favorites. he is in washington, d.c. so the man's name is tom perkins. writing from san francisco: robert? tom perkins he is a smart guy he was responding to an article about google employees being bussed from san francisco to mountain view. but he included the nazis. never a smart idea to do this. >> he is not a smart guy. but he is

a sheaf of documents used by prosecutors at the nuremberg trials to help convict top nazis is being put on display in berlin an interruption in israel on the twenty ninth of january the nuremberg trials were the first time a terrific acts and the nazis against the and the scope of the holocaust came to light what we do know is that a few months ago. i feel like it. philippines was in the one punjab. israel is the new hymn called him over his head. come on along with this kind of stuff too like his old documents are things in germany. they have swastika is on then you probably like this is the kind of stuff tonight. q do you think to realize that this is of interest by employing boy it's good to be home. and when he started to comb investigating going to a stop exploring it. she realized what he can according to iran rice and the canon auction house in jerusalem the archive contains around five hundred documents used in preparation for the nuremberg trials some handwritten and others tied three including one document relating to a berlin meeting of nazis in nineteen thirty seven. it sent

symbols and the style was very nazi so we should not forget there during the war considerable part of western ukraine in population supported hitler right after the german troops moved in there were several groups you know of ukrainian nationalists which helped them and now we see these symbols you know or the symbols behind you all you you know organization of ukrainian nationalists this was one of the most cruel groups during the second world war the one they destroyed a lot of russians a lot of jewels they were horrid and i said why it's the willingly for field the order of the german nazis so i would not want to. all these people nationals there are no nazis ok but talking about present time so far the radical tendencies within the ukraine opposition have been launched ignored by their western so what about now are these the times going to bring the whole situation in the spotlight now well. since the early ninety's the western press has been duped depicting eastern ukraine. pro russian and western ukraine. well they forget that western ukrainians participated in the war on the si

so they were the key link between nazi germany and the united states during the 1930's. he was brought before the tribunal and he was found not guilty, although the chief of the tribunal, justice robert jackson wrote in his decision that he was the chief figure that lowered the western world into collaborating with of the nazis and there was nobody to be of more successfully than john foster dulles. >> when it comes to his decision making with regards to the foreign policy we try to tease out the economic drivers from the more a logical or national security concerns, and with regards to the folks that are the subject of your book, how did they get, how do you think they got their head a round of them acting on behalf of the former clients but also use in the government as a tool for the supported national security concerns were to put it differently, what if they hadn't worked for sullivan and cromwell that knows how to deal with counter toward jewels but might the decision making have been different and also if there were no soviet union might the decisions have been di

it perpetuates hitler's crimes. >> discovery of more than 1000 works of art amassed by a nazi-era art dealer brought the issue to the four around the world. media around the world reported on the case. it took two years to test for the authorities to announce the discovery. relatives of the art's original owners were not informed. ronald lord or wants an international commission to oversee the museums. but she is skeptical. germany's museums can carry out the task on their own. >> do i think german museums can do it themselves? no answer. >> even if they commission is set up, it will take years to restore looted art to the rightful descendents. the german government says it is responding and is planning to double funding for the restitution effort. >> athletes continue to arrive in sochi for the winter olympic that begin in one weeks time. teams from britain have arrived. click securities tied in the village were more than 1000 people will be staying. russia has promised a problem-free state is by terrorist threats. 100,000 state police and soldiers have been deployed in sochi. china

not that they understood the lethal aspects of nazi ideology or embrace it because the japanese were relegated to second-class citizens. the yellow race was not -- the japanese themselves wanted to be the people who -- and the original germans didn't know the truth of hitler's pronouncements. that was not so much the embracing of the ideology but the sword of martial aspects of the nazi success and also the fact that the shock factors in europe especially after barbarossa, that people were just -- the japanese casualty thought okay southeast asia is really right for plucking because no one is looking at it and if we could push the regime to hand it over peaceably with the threat of force, the western powers are not going to quibble because it's so far away. a big mistake i think. that is what triggered the total embargo de facto, total embargo on petroleum. and the freezing of japanese assets by other powers. >> just to add to that, i think did they also see operation barbarossa as an opportunity to us a tax southeast asia the united states because they thought with the russians out

is used more like alter nationalists is probably what they are and even others have called them neo nazis who are these people. yes i'd like to address something that. and with all due respect to his academic credentials and standing has been repeating in the pages of the key of post tonight on this program he has suggested without any substantiation and quite frankly somewhat ill informed and. without any grounding that all of the violence that has been perpetrated against the police which we can all watch nightly live streaming and video from the beginning has been perpetrated by the government themselves that they have driven tractors into their own lines that they are tossing molotov cocktails and stabbing themselves with knives this is. quite frankly absurd even the most western experts to c.b.c. can i interrupt here because this is a straight forward i have on december first it's very clear you can't lead or cranes gab. it was the minister of interior vet brought in base a truck anybody who saw the pictures could see that there but otherwise. riot police were just standing to get it

a stunning footage a nazi. unexplored and talk to go what is it in this icy expanse that attracts the people who come here. with no i only go to the dock. and enter into. a new generation of polar explorers is coming. we have a new group of specialists here now all of them are young how are they going to get along with each other and i don't know. who. i used to be a bureaucrat. seriously. want to venture as a way to make this mysterious land where they live want to eat and want to be actually doing it i'm told to go. that nothing seems to be able to stop europe's to be political right at the moment with only tentative signs of economic growth and precious little good news for deeply indebted countries like greece and france it's a movement that seems difficult to reverse artie's ph all of it takes a closer look at a continent in search of nuances to hard problems. from the d.l. in britain in the north to golden dawn in greece and the south far right groups are making their voices heard in europe. this financia

neo nazi. president of of the so-called right sector group. called again zero and a neo nazi and the right is from all sides east and west and all sides of the political spectrum. therefore i don't think that everyone will full of the opposition leaders to of what a peaceful resolution of these of these conflicts some of these us. from the violence and they will continue for some time and we call the opposition leaders they feed off of these top jobs presumably they will take them and doing so well that now we can even more after all the presidential powers will be lessened as a result of this agreement. this is true but they don't see how else he can save their face and indeed his presidency. as you mentioned the situation in ukraine is dire and in fact there are various. civil disobedience going through the rest of the country in the center of the country and something has to be pretty drastic i believe the president made a number of mistakes he saved. and he didn't do that he was perceived as an arrogant and therefore he needs to make these

according to united states holocaust memorial museum in washington some people say that only the nazis the plane. a misconception there working to address in their new exhibit called some were neighbors telling how people from all walks of life including when they collaborated with hitler suzanne backtracked you read in this special exhibit she says the museum hopes to show how everyday civilians contributed to the holocaust in countless ways large and small. the exhibitions summer neighbors who really seems to you. i can't people think of ways that aren't just walk away at everything because there is still very popular conceptions about this history when is the kiddo were forced to do with what they did. and they didn't amateurs. this exhibition tries to show that people did and traces a number of situations that cracks as these questions still hold great relevance today. both the large scale humanitarian crises and in every game characters for individuals need to consider going against the crowd. we hope representing. these kinds of ordinary people are in a situation. ordinary rules

that is how they were accrued greece has seen a marked increase in support of the far right and neo nazi groups golden dawn and organization to run i did by their critics as hooligans and thugs heralded by their supporters as the savior for greece for the greeks and they systematically not only preach good and cultivate. good but they type systematic and immigrants present a golden dawn of made it further than most they have elected officials on their books including current greek m.p. elias custody at us it's not only in politics that extreme right to abuse the permeating this goal celebration by the athens just kept the artists so the midfielder banned for life from the national team despite his claims that he didn't know what the salute meant but the clearest indicator of the popularity of the far right will be when europeans go to the polls in may to vote in the e.u. parliamentary elections. one of those parties on the rise in france is muddying the lipans national front the. european people are realizing that the e.u. is an empire the soviet union in fact is destroying their freedom

to overlook this not everyone but most people do why well because the pros so called pro european nazis are pro europeans and that's what counts i mean dimitri is quite right to draw attention to the ideological soil in which a policy of the opposition movement in ukraine has grown and there is absolutely no doubt and i know this was direct experience that paul today is rooted in nationalism but there is violence i think in the d.n.a. of the ukrainian opposition more profoundly. mr klitschko is cold but clearly as a man who wishes to have both he still is a politician the kind of violence that he practiced when he was a book so. why do you think this is for live on other planets why the truth with such disregard on this one one of the things i think human mission to mars will accomplish is to make humans here on earth more sensible about life about life on this planet about the planet itself about the environment as so one of the one of the key benefits to march will be a better earth. how do you operate dealing piggy i'm going to with was going to sports such. as roof i'm not an olympi

it's scott lively who went to africa saying the nazi movement was a gay movement. he wrote a book called the pink swas tick can a. >> jon: i will say this, the uniforms are pristine in the nazis. certainly someone had -- [laughter] did they learn to like you? >> i think so. you know joanna watson when you saw in the clip. she said roger i think gay people should go to prison. i said do you think i should go to prison at the end? she said no, i love you. even though she has her own issues with her own sexuality. [ laughter ] >> jon: when i watched that the terminology she used was interesting. its that because it's an abomination. having read the bible because i do stay in a lot of hotels. [laughter] they also talk about how in the same chapter eating shellfish is an adom bom nation. -- abomination. le the focus on this? >> i think certain type of fundamentalist evangelicals are obsessed with sex. at ihop. >> jon: not the pancake house. >> there's a buddy system to monitor each other not to look at form. >> jon: do they know it's a form of pornography. [ laughter ]

perkins is apologizing for comparing the war on the rich in america to the persecution of jews in naziermany but the founder is defending his message saying wealthy americans are being demonized by the 99%. he originally wrote it in a letter but sat down with me yesterday to further explain himself. i asked him if he regretted the comparison. head of theto the anti-defamation league this , following up on a letterhead sent over the weekend apologizing for the use of the word "kristallnacht." it was a terrible war to have chosen. i have tried to understand the and thetury incomprehensible evil of the holocaust, it can't be explained, even to try to explain it is questionable. it is wrong. it is evil. i'd used the word because during ,he occupy of san francisco they broke the windows in the wall -- the wells fargo bank. they marched up through our automobile strip on venice avenue and broke all of the windows. i saw that. i remembered the police stood by frozen. i thought, well, this is how nacht began. so that word was in my mind. need to read from this letter but if you are interested,

nationalism has nothing to do it in a season and even less to do with fashion and that's why these nazis were used as estimated by the city it in a secret goodies this year the soap. and that i was eventually assassinated in nineteen fifty on by the kgb although windy creek signs he's fall right wing support is seen as as the running taken for today's anti government protests this the creation of a new political order giant it is on the concept if it finally clinched a deal to buy the remaining proud to present it dosen't or dna. i was distressed on which control the coveted four to one point one percent expected to fall please read it and all that. its chief executive said joe mafia in may said the deal would go down in history books. his company already holds fifty eight five percent of christ not the transaction piece of true sense which began in two thousand and nine when the offense began planning a merger with chrysler to update the knights from bankruptcy. the town center says we should be completed by the end of this months without a doubt to the macy's be a two match prizes oper

he is comparing critics of tech sector wealth and growing income equality to nazis. and the fabled 1 percenters to jews. the wall street published the comments. clayton has the stories jie. he is an uber wealthy billionaire who believes there is a war against the rich, but in a letter published in the "wall street journal" he claims a rising tide of hatred against the wealthy one percenters in the u.s. can be come player -- compared to nazi attacks in 1938 that killed nearly 100 jewish citizens and sent another 30,000 to concentration camps. this is a very dangerous drift in our american thinking, perkins says. as evidence he cites everything from newspaper attacks on his ex-wife, celebrity author danielle steel and protests tech workers and even the occupy movement. >> analogies to the holocaust are never appropriate. mr. perkins needs to take responsibility and apologize. >> the company that bears perkins' name wants nothing to do with its founder tweeting he has not been involved in kpcb in years and we were shocked by his views. >> your typical football-field-siz

to nazi germany.erkins is getting attention because he tapped into a real feeling. taxes are going up. politicians are dema going -- dema gogging the issue, they are demonizing them suggesting they are to blame. >> what is the fear. yes, we have the attacks - income tax increase, but other than that president obama, when he talked about it in the state of the union didn't really say anything that would seriously impact the lives of the nation's top earners. >> well, president obama used the term fat cats to describe the wall street bankers. the occupy wall street protest. use of violent rhetoric with column by junior professor jeff sax encouraging the crowds to take what is theirs. the tax increases can't be waved away. these are people already paying tens of millions, hundreds of millions in taxes, and now the mayor of new york wants to raise taxes on taxpayers in new york. even though the governor of new york says the tax increases are necessary to pay for the mayor's programs. it's vicinityive, and

did apologies. >> it's a bad idea to compare anything other than nazis to nazi germany, but i think perkins is getting attention because he tapped into a real feeling. it's not just paranoia, taxes are going up. politicians are dema going the issue, instead of thanking the rich for creating value and jobs, they are demonizing them suggesting they are to blame. >> what is the fear. yes, we have the income tax increase, but other than that, even president obama when he talked about it in the state of union didn't really say anything that would seriously impact the lives of the nation's top earners. >> well, president obama has used the term fat cats to describe wall street bankers, the occupy wall street protest, a very violent rhetoric with the columbian professor encouraging the crowds to take what is theirs. and tax increases can't be waved away pore shrugged off. they are already paying tens of millions, hundreds of millions in taxes. now the mayor of new york wants to raise taxes on taxpayers in new york. even though the governor of new york says the tax increases are necessary to pay fo

that's why big foot shot jfk. >> a perfect example is the intersection of the occult and the nazis in." you could connect the dots. >> you mean the history channel a? >> you can connect the nazis to some kind of occult through the various symbols. >> it is called the spear of destiny. >> i am so sick of this. >> wake up, people. >> we will be right back. it is time to take a break. when we come back we will talk about something. if you haven't ordered it yet, are you not cool. pre order it and all book retailers can go to my website g gutfeld.com. >>> to quote easy e she is too legit to quit. a-rod won't give up the fight ever. it is like he is on something. it is not really a-rod. he is suing the players union trying to overturn a season long suspension turned down by an arbitrator on saturday. they said there was clear and convincing rules and twice tried to obstruct the drug investigation. the man said he injected a-rod with performance-enhancing drugs and had a very structured regimen. >> alex cared. alex wanted to know. he would study the product. he would study the dosageses bec

the slovacs paid the nazis to get rid of them. ula and yosef, having a half roma baby. >> better i will have i don't know, man with dark skin who will not drink who will be kind to me, than the white one who will drink or beat me or something like that. >> sanctioned by the public move, was by that church. here the roma people are offered all sorts of support. helps them integrate in social as well as spiritual ways. they made me more confident, they have shown me even though i'm gypsy i can move forward. they prayed for me. if you want to know what's really possible, look at this model village, in southwestern germany. they produced so much food last year that they took tons of it off to the poor in the capital budapest. most surprising of all, this is where the roma were taken tot death camps in germany. in 1942. >> our philosophy is that hungary is not black or white. hungary is beautiful because it is colorful. everybody wants to be human. >> there are few examples of this but one who says the roma and the europeans cannot int

i think i will defer to gavin on the nazi olympic iewn rms to.ike the lithuanian basketball team with the grateful dead design. they are sharp. >> they look like divo. remember that song "whip it"? >> yes they look like a boy band. >> you love curling. did you set your dvr to make sure you don't miss the curling matches? what is the point of curling? >> the point is to exhibit incredible a -- athletic show man ship and ability. >> have you ever curled? >> yes, i am uh canadian. >> i don't appreciate the sarcasm. you can control the friction of the projectile. >> physics is not a sport. physics you got a grade and physical education you got a grade. >> it is a tiny element of the art of curling. it is sending off the chasma and receiving it with the ball blusters and controlling the suplecants. >> have you ever considered being a commentator for curling? >> for many years. >> maybe they will have you back. >> i have been ostracized by the family because i was the first in four generations to abandon the field. >> you should reconsider that. >> dad

broadcast with a then popular parting phrase shared among londoners in 1940 who endured a night of nazi bombardment in the blitz "good night and good luck." after world war ii they continued their shade and shunned the newly emerging technology of television. cbs had to turn to a 31-year-old douglas edwards to host the first television broadcast from 1948 to 1962. i really found no characteristic closing line from edwards, but his replacement, someone who became the most trusted man in america, according to one national poll, developed the most well-known slant off line of all during his 19 years at cbs news. walter con cite was everyone's dutch uncle. the face and voice that broke the news of the john f. kennedy's assassination of 1963 and told of the space program and the escalation of the war in vietnam and asayssassination of martin luther king and robert kennedy. he would say "and that's the way it is"&american's trusted that walter told them walter told them the way it is. he was followed by dan rather who was a 32-year-old reporter when kennedy was short. he was an assistant of c

it has been linked to the nazi salute. french interior minister is leading the campaign to ban the comedian. >> translator: the law is applicable everywhere. it's unacceptable. it will be complicated but we must find judicial means by which we can ban these shows. >> reporter: he is planning on taking his show on tour around france, but various mayors say they will seek legal injunctions to stop the spread of what they call hate speech. and the owners of this theater want to stop him from performing here. the case raises important questions about freedom of speech. the authorities may want to silence him, but he has a strong following and his show plays to packed audiences. >> translator: it's not meant to provoke hate. it's just humor. like jokes about other races. it doesn't bother the others. >> reporter: lawyers say they will challenge in court any attempt to silence him. jackie roling land, al jazeera, pairs. >>> the youngest daughter of the king of spain is to be the first royal to appear in court following a long-ru