the wealthy in america are scapegoating the poor and of course we saw that during nazi germany when the nazis essentially confiscated the wealth of a large minority population in germany we're seeing that now in america the minority of bankers on wall street are confiscating the wealth of millions of americans to provide them with their annual christmas bonuses and to justify this they need to scapegoat they need to vilify the poor and the immigrants and to turn them into the enemy and you also see this often in the mainstream financial news is the need for people to get jobs and to get decent wages of is always portrayed as something that needs to be addressed by the white house those uppity workers want to get real jobs and we need to we need to stop them from in encroaching on the wealthy bankers who are so far under obama anyway no one's stopped them from continuing on the program destruction you. you know right now there's a big illegal immigrant sent in an. illegal immigrant sentiment in the country in california also but you know the illegal immigrants have been hit very very har

but many have criticized the charter for turning a blind eye to what triggered the expulsions, nazi germany's war of aggression. this museum has repeatedly come under fire. the foundation's president is the staunchest defender. >> the federation has never harbored extremist thinking. >> on the occasion of its 60th birthday, critics continue to accuse theederation ofne- sided and is in its failure to relativize the suffering of german ex-belize. >>> the 20th annual boat show has kicked off in northern germany. the event will be showcasing 250 traditional sailing boats and tall ships from all over the world. you can catch a ride on many of the vessels. some 1 million visitors are expected there over the four days of the event. >>> i will be right back wita look at the situation in russia as the fires continue burning out of control. stay with us. >>> welcome back. the fire is rushing rabbit -- ravaging russia continued to burn out of control as civilian volunteers join soldiers battling the blazes and evacuating those in the path of the flames. the res ar ncentrated and the regions around the c

world war two what cost as russia continues to mock the sixty fifth anniversary of the defeat of nazi germany. did she know india is a modern day take it's taken in korea come back capabilities make it one of the world's best a restricted access plant in the city of mission to kill in the urals is the only manufacturer of the two hundred ninety in russia each year new tanks are tried out of the special proving ground. the key ninety is a descendent of the key thirty four the legendary world war two era tank one of the last operating tanks of this kind is still officially in the service of the plant's guards it also perform ceremonial duties in the town streets during celebrations marking the victory over fascist germany. it was the t. thirty four that played a key role in the battle of curse the biggest tank battle of the second world war. when british prime minister winston churchill was summarizing the outcome of world war two at a press conference in one thousand forty five he singled out three types of weapons that had shown the best performance during the war the british artillery the ge

war two moscow believes that the exercise is an attempt to glorify a stoniest collaboration with nazi germany in the unit was a finnish army formation of a stone in volunteers and spied behind by the army lines the game to be held since nine hundred ninety four teams from around the world taking part but a former member of the european parliament glyn ford told me that only a small minority of european support events glorify the nazi past. what concerns me about this it appears how some support from if you only officials were only a stone in government and that's what's much more concerning because that indicates if you want to a political collaboration with the people organizing this event it's clearly both offensive and bizarre that while there is a new enthusiasm for extreme sport are you basing it around a nazi collaborating organization. from this second world war out assault that generally across the european union the vast majority of people will be horrified about what's going on there always are a small minority of people who actually sympathize with the nazis but they are extremely

hundred ninety four but moscow sees them as an attempt to ignore my standing as collaboration with nazi germany however former british labor party european parliament member for things that only a small minority of european support abounds in no it's a past. what concerns me about this it appears to have some support from if you all the officials were near stony in government and that's what's much more concerning because that indicates if you want a political collaboration with the people organizing this event it's clearly both offensive or bizarre that while there is a new enthusiasm for extreme sports are you basing it around a nazi collaborating organization. for second world war out of salt the generally across the european union the vast majority of people will be horrified about what's going on there always are a small minority of people who actually sympathize with the nazis but they are extremely small these days and i can't imagine that anywhere would you support for this kind of event. a former. ford in brussels but he says it's reached a significant milestone claiming that oil leak

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following the disastrous defeat at stone grad in the second world war nazi germany other eastern offensive it led to the bloodiest tank battle in history altie looks at the cost of the soviet victory in the battle of course in a special report later today. plain and says division. four months of preparation. a monster minus. the last effort to keep the lead on the eastern front. lead citadel of funds to pay for a. bomb at a great sacrifice of blood. and looms are still. some advantage of the platoon part of. the most heavily reinforced area. of the battle of course. it lasted forty nine days one of the muddiest battles and the turning point. to push. it. that it set out to look at some stories making headlines around the world. the hostage crisis in the philippines is not over the hijacked bus was stormed by police officials say eight of the hostages plus the gunman held competitive on the head of the eight kept his. cage taken was a former police officer to model and stated for the second two thousand and eight children were among the hostages and most of tourists held in a. triple suicid

an invalid or a child that's impossible in a genuinely free society you can do that however in nazi germany and soviet russia because they're the people who are solver and sit in the kremlin or at their right but here are the people who are sovereign our whole at home in their own backyards and you have to persuade them and sometimes you will not succeed ok you have to live with that ok jacob lew we take that approach they're fine we can have a very libertarian society and i think all in principle all of us agree with that but we have still have the problem of obesity in the united states and it was pointed on this program and it's beginning to be a problem in the developing world as well so what do we do without the government on our back well i think that you know you're defining it as a social problem something that the government has to do something about in the outset i think that's a mistake if we go back to this argument you mentioned about the health care costs in fact it's not clear that obesity results in higher health care costs in the long run some of the research indicates that

most people are used to the exercise and it is an attempt to glorify stoney's collaboration with nazi germany the only unit was a finnish the formation of the stolen volunteers of spies behind red on the minds of the events been held since the fall of teams from around the world taking part let's talk more about this had to brussels now they're i'm joined by the former member of the european parliament in for the for being with us to save another set of raids i said commemorates the people who fought on the nazi side during world war two is it really appropriate these days do you think to hold military exercises named after a fashion student. well i would have thought absolutely not i mean it's clearly both offensive a bizarre that while there is a new enthusiasm for extreme sports or actually basing it around a nazi collaborating organization. second world war. why are so many countries from the anti hitler coalition taking part in this well on the face of it that seems to be a contradiction doesn't it well absolutely but i mean i don't know how official these teams are i mean i've looked up

the pivotal role played by the soviet union in the victory over nazi germany is indisputable yet there are those who contest this history president medvedev took a stand against such historical revisionism while lawmakers in the state duma advocated punitive measures for those denying or approving crimes established by the nuremberg tribunal the russian public opinion research center asked what russians think of introducing criminal liability for the denial of the use of sars victory over germany sixty percent said they support the initiative twenty six percent disapproved of the idea back to peter or it before we went to the break here i know that robert in tell house he wanted to say something is very lively discussion go ahead. yes there is one thing about that is quite unprecedented about the trials and that is the way in which the prosecutors had to prove that there was a conspiracy to commit all these these are the three main offenses and the notion of a conspiracy like this that there was this conspiracy to commit wars against peace . conspiracy to commit. war crimes and so on t

a coin minted in nazi, germany. people familiar with the area say they are not surprised at some really interesting things being uncovered in the presid yes -- presidio. >> there's been so much happening around the presidio, you can hardly dig something without finding something. >> when the doyle drive project is finished in about three and a half hours, some will be cleaned up and open to the public. >>> 7:42. up next -- the east bay school district that could possibly soon lose millions of dollars in education funding. >>> this is the first time in nine months, income did not inch up. it's the third straight month personal spending are unchanged. those are the latest signs that the economic recovery could be slowing further which would hamper already shaky consumer confidence. >>> countrywide which is now owned by bank of america has agreed to pay $600 million to settle shareholder lawsuits. that's after stockholders claim the company assumed mounting risks in the housing boom. it's the largest payout by any comp

were saying this is something reminiscent for jewish americans of the mccarthy era and even of nazi germany where you just selectively single out one particular or just minority and try to dehumanize them and use them for political advantage so not only would you lose the most american vote but you will lose other minorities to say hey i could be next but i mean i feel like people are going crazy because you also have other republican politicians now equating building a mosque near ground zero and they're also using words like naziism right. to throw that out there i mean how do you feel about this mosque at ground zero you personally in support of it or i can't say i ground zero but i mean right it's you know a couple they are on its ass you know it's already been ingrained using their burlington coat factory apparently and you know. personally i'm support of it in the sense that i'm a supporter of any religious institution going through the basic rigors that you would going through local city councils and things like that and going to those steps and they have done that i mean that's stil

. >>> also california's plan for a high speed rail system is now tied to the horrors of nazi germany.xplain. >>> good morning. 880 northbound looks okay. as a matter of fact, traffic inside the bay area near the major freeways may be lighter for one reason you may have not considered. we'll tell you why coming up. >>> it is 7:22. this morning we know the identity of a man whose shooting death led to the chase with the suspected killer. hector sanchez was shot to death wednesday inside a home in the 1900 block of calavars boulevard. it was part of a dispute between sanchez and the suspect rubio. >>> they have busted one of the largest indoor marijuana growing operations they have ever seen. authorities say a tip led deputies to nine green houses on 50 acres of private property between highway 101 and the pacific ocean. this is new video sent to us by sheriff's deputies. they say they found up to 20,000 marijuana plants worth up to $80 million. they also seized several hundred pounds of processed marijuana. the grow houses had a sophisticated heating and ventilation system. >>> the comp

expansion anymore, but outside interference in hemispheric affairs, whether the soviet union or nazi germanyr whatever. it is the business of the united states as a sort of a big brother of the hemisphere. >> what physically appeared? >> it was drafted by the secretary of state john quincy adams. it appears in monroe's state of a gang in -- a state of the union address. it was a kind of parenthetical idea aimed at britain. >> the second book, the diary of james capel -- james cak. polk. the tennessean old was an austere, detached, deeply jaundiced chronicler. pouring out is that the frustrations in plain language. you want to say that mr. buchanan is an able man, but is in small matters without judgment and sometimes acts like an old maid. talking about the former president. >> the future president. >> at that time, yes. >> that is funny on several levels. what he is talking about is this is right after the election of 1848 when polk was leaving and zachary taylor had arrived in washington and the feeling was that no one in the cabinet should call on president elect taylor until president po

but the same kind of stories we heard out of cambodia and nazi germany, how ordinary people are suddenly able to do these terrific things. >> how long did you spend in rwanda? ? "ghosts of rwanda"was a product of about seven years. i became a obsessed with it. i was going back and forth on my vacation for a long time. you can get on that blacks -- you can get it on netflix and it is in the library and video stores as well. >> you have one from a u.n. worker. who is he and this shows that one. someone being machete but it is that a great distance. >> he is a guy from a small town in pennsylvania who was a football player in high school and college to what it could be a hero. he went off seeking adventure and he worked with u.n. relief agencies and ended up in rwanda working for the u.n. before the genocide began. there was a big u.n. peacekeeping operation there. he found himself tested during the genocide on a deep, personal level. he was my first way into the whole story. when i got to rwanda, i had a feeling that there were people who did amazing things and their stores had not been to