ferencz is the last nuremberg prosecutor alive today. just being a part of 20th century history. he believes he has something important to offer the world right now. you know, you have seen the ugliest side of humanity. >> ben ferencz: yes. >> stahl: you've really seen evil. and look at you; you're the sunniest man i've ever met. ( laughs ) the most optimistic. >> ferencz: you ought to get some more friends. >> stahl: watching ben ferencz during his daily swim, his gym workout... >> ferencz: i'm showing off now. >> stahl: ...and his morning push-up regimen... >> ferencz: 100. >> stahl: ...is to realize he isn't just the sunniest man we've ever met. he may also be the fittest. >> ferencz: how was that? >> stahl: and that's just the beginning. >> ferencz: the case we present is a plea of humanity to law. >> stahl: this is ferencz making his opening statement in the nuremberg courtroom, 73 years ago. >> ferencz: the charges we have brought accuse the defendants of having committed crimes against humanity. >> stahl: the nuremberg trials afte

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this event was one of the largest offences of the nuremberg code since its inception, because the cold requires voluntary informed consent to, you know, hit people with bio weapons. unless you're trying to kill them. in which case i think the informed consent is off the table. you gotta wonder who don't sign off on these projects, sir, we'd like do gas, the people of san francisco. you may know got them. we are a 1st time how my little guy probably just view only a couple. oh, to bad. go ahead and do it anyway. we'll find a way to up those numbers later down the road. but that experiment was not the end of such things. it was just the beginning. over the next 20 years. the military would conduct $239.00 germ warfare tests. overpopulated areas, according to news reports from the 1970, after the secret tests have been revealed in the new york times, the washington post associated breast and other publications and also detailed in congressional testimony from the 1970s. after it came out, the government explained that the goal was to deter the use biological weapons and be prepared for th

it is a loans types of some sorts of reconciliation that she related to this sort of no nuremberg trials after the 2nd world war and high ones they were finished. that was a point for germany and the surrounding countries to rebuild them afterwards. once justice has been that, i think there is a sense in the have the court has done its job, but now obviously there is a lot of political sort of strings left on tie that needs to be sorted out. so jack patrick in the hague, thank you. we'll take a look at some of the stories making news around the world now, starting in france, where the president or macro has been slapped in the face during a walk about a small town in the south east of the country. security on trust quickly pulled him onto the ground and described the incident as an isolated event, said ultra violent people must not be allowed to take over the debate. lisa, 2 people have been detained. a canadian prime minister just intruder has condemned a truck attack that kills full members of the muslim family. he told father meant it was a terror attack, motivation by hatred, a 9 yea

it's the 1st throb unit, internationally established after the nuremberg trials from nazi germany. and it has been successful in the sense that 161 people who are and died that have all been brought to this course. lots of evidence has been present. that was overwhelming evidence. also the experts say in this melodic case. so it's an example of how internet internet, national justice can be done. and they say, even though it's such a long time, it's better to have justice now than ever and step there all other decisions to be made today. there is another county of genocide that will also be decided, i believe well, that's what the prosecution hope. the prosecution has appealed to defer to the life sentence because melodic was acquitted on one genocide, genocide. god, i'm sorry, and this is about an ethnic cleansing in 6 minutes. apologies. the judges and the 1st chamber sat, no reason to believe that this was genocide, doesn't uphold the threshold of china sites. but the victims say why is this not a genocide and what happened in somebody is. so that's why the prosecutor prosecutio

yesterday, the 1st such tribunals in the nuremberg trials today, we begin to cleanse the hatred that has torn apart before where you just lobby a few months ago. i said this will be no victor's tribunal. the only victor that will prevail in this endeavor is the truth. we must now move without delay to the next steps, particularly the appointment of the prosecutor and the selection of judges. finally, of this, we are certain the tribunal must succeed for the sake of the victims and for the credibility of international law in this new era. thank you very much. until the end, the last part of the 900 century, the concept preventing was in any other way than by taking the calls victory was never even cultural. you had the beginnings of international justice within your trials, imperfect because they only looked at one side of the conflict, but nevertheless, they were very efficient in bringing people to justice quickly decisively. pictorially, go and ask your friends, show them a picture of glaring, sitting in the dock, 90 percent, what it is and then it stopped because of the cold war a

yugoslavia and historic decision by the un security council, yesterday the 1st such tribunals since the nuremberg trials today, we begin to cleanse the hatred that has torn apart the former yugoslavia. a few months ago, i said this will be no victor's tribunal. the only victor that will prevail in this endeavor is the proof. we must now move without delay to the next steps, particularly the appointment of the prosecutor and the selection of judges. finally, of this, we are certain the tribunal must succeed for the sake of the victims and for the credibility of international law in this new era. thank you very much. until the end of the latter part of the $900.00 century. the concept preventing was in any other way than by taking the spoils as victory was never even social. you had the beginnings of international justice within the trials. been perfect because they only look to one side of the conflict, but nevertheless they were very efficient in bringing people to justice quickly. decisively. pictorially, don't ask your friends, show them a picture of glaring, sitting in the dock. 90 percent wil

is also the former yugoslavia tribunal is set that a 1st international tribunal sat up after the nuremberg trials against nazi germany . and it's seen as a very big success because 161 people were and died at all been brought here to this court. and of course my law is seen as the main man, the man who has seen it. indeed, as one of the worth war, criminals in history who has ever been brought to trial. he's been always in denial . he's been quite emotional during the trials. he's 78 years old. he's at his, it's his so how does that he had suffered strokes and the lawyers have also said that's one of the reasons they have appeal this verdict that he couldn't be sent to be sentenced to prison any longer, but he's still here serving his sentence in the evening, a prison here near the hague, and he's hearing out any minute now if he will have to go to jail for the rest of his life. step what happens from here by my understanding, there are a number of possible outcomes from today's proceedings, right? yes, many experts of course believe that this life sentence will be upheld because of the se

yesterday the 1st such tribunals in the nuremberg trials today, we begin to cleanse the hatred that has torn apart the former yugoslavia. a few months ago, i said this will be no victor's tribunal. the only victor that will prevail in this endeavor is the truth. we must now move without delay to the next steps, particularly the appointment of the prosecutor and the selection of judges. finally, of this, we are certain the tribunal must succeed for the sake of the victims and for the credibility of international law in this new era. thank you very much, was present until the end of the latter part of the 900 century. the concept preventing was in any other way than by taking the spoils. victory was never even social. you have the beginnings of international justice within new trials, imperfect because they only look to one side of the conflict, but nevertheless, they were very efficient in bringing people just as quickly decisively pictorially, go and ask your friends, show them a picture of varying sitting in the dock, 90 percent will know what it is and then it stopped because of the c

this is a bedrock principle of ethics traced to the nuremberg code internationally, found in federal vaccines all three of them are approved under emergency use authorization which means by our own criteria these are still investigational, still experimental. if you look at college age students for example people under the age of 30 are at virtually 0 risk of hospitalization and death from covid so there's no covid emergency for this particular population and because risks for this population are more or less 0 for all statistical purposes any vaccine risk that is above 0 for this population doesn't make a lot of sense. todd: the school says this charge is $1,500 just to cover testing. do you pay it? >> it doesn't make it medical sense, i can imagine these schools would try to force people to get tested as well but testing students indiscriminately also does not constitute good medicine. one of the problems with these mandates is they ignore the large population of students that have natural immunity from covid, the people who have been infected with covid and recovered and we know t

it is a loans types of some sorts of reconciliation that she related to this sort of nuremberg trials off of the 2nd world war. and how once they were finished, that was a point for germany and the surrounding countries to rebuild them. afterwards. ones justice, that being said, and i think there is a sense even the have, the court has done its job. but now obviously there is a lot of political sort of strings left on time that needs to be sorted out. so jack patrick in the hague. thank you. let's take a look at some more stores making news around the world. now us vice president come la harris and mexican president andras, my mom lopez open a door of hell talks of migration and it causes they witness. they signing of a memorandum the names to boost corporation on 8 and development programs in central america. united states, stan on french president emanuel macro has been slapped in the face during the walk of us in a small town in the southeast of his country. insecurity entourage quickly pulled him on to the ground president describe the incident as an isolated event is that ultra v

. >> it does represent to a lot of people watching on tv a nuremberg rally. >> jackie robinson said heught he knew what it felt like to be a jew in hitler's germany. >> any self-respecting negro must walk out of this convention. >> america's most famous black republican had finally seen enough. >> mr. robinson would you vote -- >> senator -- >> yes, i'd very strongly vote for president johnson over goldwater. there is no question about that. >> he walked out of the convention and the party for good. >> we will not stand quiet for any major party dominating a man who in -- nominating a man who in my opinion is a bigot and a man who will attempt and prevent us from moving forward. >> i would remind you that extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice. >> he called his supporters to be extremists, to be radicals. was it a watershed moment in america? yes, it was. >> goldwater's defense of extremism would lose him the election. >> the lyndon b. johnson landslide of november 3rd, 1964. >> he received just 5% of the black vote, down from 32% for richard nixon just four years earlier. but

months later, the researchers meet at the pattern recognition lab at the university of along and in nuremberg, germany. rachel chang has an appointment with the programming team. manuel schmidt has run an automatic comparison of 1000000 calls. i coming in, take a look at the clustering. i made some changes and it's a little bit better. but here, there it looks very similar. makes with and nice. when i started doing the training background noises hinder, the automatic sorting of various calls, a newly programmed noise filter increases the precision that's a lot better than a 100 different. those from the artist says there are still small errors, but on such a large scale where millions of calls are being automatically compared, they become less significant. i think we're, we're at the level where we can run through a couple of tapes now and several tapes that you can use those class sequences in order to find those language patterns. real as like a semantic structure. and those can be interpreted as a call followed by an answer followed by another call. a new clustering results are better than

he had just returned as a prosecutor at nuremberg and he declared search and seizure is one of the most effective weapons in the arsenal of every government. what is most interesting is how he argued to reverse the conviction. he wrote that when a car is forced off the road, summoned to a stop by a siren and brought to a halt under such circumstances as disclosed, we think officers are in a position of one who has entered a home. to put some limits on the police on the road, he has to analogize to a home. the majority of the justices did not find this analogy persuasive. according to rutledge, who wrote the opinion for the court, it involved the use of public highways, and this did not involve searching the home or place of privacy presented. in these situations, it was reasonable to give some leeway to the police even if they made some mistakes. today, courts still cite this case for the proposition that in dealing with probable cause, we deal with probabilities, meaning the police can be wrong. to sum up, it fell under the public sphere where judges would defer to the police's discret

need to use that the loans types of some sorts of reconciliation that she related to this sort of nuremberg trials, of the 2nd world war and high ones they would finish that was a point for germany and the surrounding countries to rebuild them afterwards, once justice has been served and i think there is a sense even the have the, the court has done its job, but now you see there is a lot of political sort of strings left on time that need to be sorted. i've. let's take a look at the stories that he headlines around the world. french president and my name across was slapped in the face during a walk about in a small town and south east france is security on toronto, pulled a man to the ground. the president described the incident as an isolated event. at least have arrested 2 people. and candidates, prime minister has condemned a truck attacks that killed full members of a muslim justin. trudeau told parliament. it was a terrorist attack, motivated by hatred. a 9 year old boy is the only survivor. off to a man drove his truck into the family in the city of london, ontario on sunday, peruvia

most of that time together. sides cannot gemini fest, female ty, condo fighters, come together in nuremberg madeline, a fog man plans to give her all so that maybe she can still make it to tokyo. but a suspected corona virus case in the team cuz the training, short slash and so when you training might get canceled. so i've lost that opportunity to show all i've got in those 3 days. i know anything can happen in sports and i'm convinced i can make it now. we'll have to wait and see how the situation develops with the total bipolar good me. tricky. lympics are now scheduled to begin in july. we've been to misconduct. i'm still optimistic that the world will get the crisis under control, and i take that optimism with me into training. so anyway, the, the shows that the issue is shaping the continents and the news africa were gone. men what's making the headlines them? what's behind the industry to give you in the reports and insight all the trends that my time to use. the next on dw, that is, that show for africa, my jersey 77 percent. this time our st debate comes from come on in germany. our

and after -- and i have a comment -- after world war ii, there was the nuremberg tribunal , an international that put nazis on trial for crimes against humanity. isn't taking a virus, creating it into a gain of function virus, super lethal, a biological weapon, doesn't this, isn't this a crime against humanity? and these groups of people should be put on trial in an international court for crimes against humanity, and if found guilty, go to prison. host: catherine in new hampshire on the political issue, politics very much on the minds of voters in the commonwealth of virginia in the garden state yesterday, starting in virginia. this is the story of the front page of "the washington post" -- terry mcauliffe won the election, pulling away early from four democratic rival candidates to win every city and county in the state, as he pursues a seven -- second candidate -- candidacy. glenn juncker in his who he will face in the general election. terry mcauliffe who served from 2014 to 2018 is looking for his second term in office in virginia. you cannot run for consecutive terms as governor which