and this is otto ambrose, at nuremberg. he was convicted of mass murder and slavery. might have had some forsythe which is why he was laughing that he would one day soon be released, but not only was he released, his finances were fully restored. this is the world's -- what i would call the cia's first black site, right after the war. the cia -- well, actually in 1947, after the cia began, teamed up with and a half intelligence, army intelligence, and air force intelligence, at this place, and used some chemists and chemistry developed by the nazis and began enhanced interrogation techniques using lsd and street drugs on what was now soviet bloc prisoners because this was the cold war. the two physicians at that facility, none other than dr. schreiber and dr. blome. the reason that blome got the job was because schreiber was sent to texas. and schieber wke

and this is otto ambros at nuremberg the chemist with the 1 million bonus. he was convicted of mass murder maybe he had some foresight that point day he would soon be released but his finances were fully restored. this is so world the cia first right after the war actually 1947 to team up with naval intelligence at this place and used chemistry developed by the nazis with enhanced interrogation techniques on lsd prisoners because this was the cold war. the two physicians men other than dr. shriver, the reason he got the job that shriver was sent to texas and it's a long and tangled tale that you can read in the book but it is astonishing that shriver the former surgeon general of the third reich was living in texas. but the cold war was heating up and this was a threat that the soviets who by the way had their own program of german scientist had a lot of rocket scientists but unlike our program to put them up on pedestals with great regard this soviets with lowe's the germans so they briquette data second-tier. they were squeezed of the information and sent

otto ambrose. and i think i would have to say one of the more nefarious elements of operation paperclip. and i'm to not going to tell you all the narratives that are in the book, but i will tell you one briefly about dr. ambros, and the reason i think his story so horrific, ambros was hitler's favorite chemist, and i say that literally. he also invented synthetic rubber which was extremely important because tanks need treads, aircrafts need wheels, and the synthetic rubber that was produced was so important to hitler, that he awarded ambros here a one million reichs mark's bonus, a document i found in the national archives which had never been written about before. that's how important ambros was. and further, the reich was building synthetic rubber at auschwitz. so this here is a satellite photo from 1944, june, and you have auschwitz and the gas chambers up there. but down in the lower corner here you have a slave labor facility run by ig farvin who was making synthetic rubber down there, and ott

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jeffrey otto and monisa worked with antonucci as fellow karate instructors at young champions.o been charged in connection with the fire that burned down the company's office and resulted in the death of a fourth instructor, the man who started the fire, josh robinson. while prosecutors say antonucci was the ringleader, his co-defendants still respect him. >> you're going to get through this, jon. it's going to be just a blur. it's not forever. it's going to be okay. i pray for you. >> in a way john is still a good friend of mine. really upbeat and energetic guy, really nice, really religious, too. now you just gotta worry about making it through, okay? >> god will get us through. it's not about me. >> i know. but i don't like seeing you like this. >> he's a good guy. he's very -- he's very driven, you know, he likes to achieve stuff, you know, he likes to go out there and make a difference. i just really do hope they see that when it comes to sentencing. >> as co-defendants maria and otto are allowed to attend antonucci's sentencing. each of them will have a day in court in th

melissa otto is director specializing in japan. she just returned from there and joins us now live at post 9. it is great to see you just back. >> hi, great to see you. >> what's the story with this trade that was so heavily populated and probably still is, does it have any legs left? >> our view is that it's very much a stock picker's market right now. where we are just very focus and the high conviction names. the names where the fundamentals are there, accelerating, management quality, balance sheet quality. i would say this year i'm not as focused on the macro. >> i was going to say i'd soundsed like you were rounding about into a not as bullish stance on the long nikkei trade that so many others have been on for quite some time. >> stocks just looking at the index and the way stocks are trading, particularly in the stock area that i look at, there's a lot of different movements. and the names where we have conviction, we like those names. and we -- we're very focused on those. we want to stay -- we want to stay committed to th

after the police brutality on otto pipinger, i was compelled to personally ensure that not a single one of my comrades would fall victim to student abuse. [cheering and applauding] >>> and in conclusion, i took an oath to defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic. i am appalled to find [speaker not understood]. this betrayal is unconscionable and should not be tolerated by this body [speaker not understood]. >> thank you. >>> [speaker not understood]. thank you. [cheering and applauding] >> thank you. next speaker, please. >>> i am deeply awed by everyone especially the previous speaker. you have my utmost respect. one hesitate to come up here because what more point can be made. i think we all know what's happening. a few years ago this agenda from the right wing privatizers started to be put into effect by the [speaker not understood] demanded that the trustees change the mission statement which up until this time has always been that there will be lifelong learning for everybody in san francisco [speaker not understood]. and city college,

otto rich, astute, stellar individuals who are very well versed with the digital medium. now, most of their deliberation was not on point and it wasn't on point because what the city is doing not only the commissions, but even at the board of supervisors is depriving advocates, people with knowledge, not giving them sufficient time. for example, if you go to the board of supervisors, they're limited to two minutes. if they see me, they limit it to one minute. that's not funny. ray, mr. hartz, much like myself, are very well versed with the freedom of information act. he served in the navy, i served in the army. we feel strongly the need to express ourselves with the best technology available. not once have you commissioners mentioned any equipment that's wireless. do you know of any laptop that's wireless that can perform all that you stated? so, we have an expert or a facility manager here who says about digging under the concrete floor, installing a pipe and making -- and blowing this out of proportion. any wireless laptop can perform that action. finally, mr. herrera h

with his bum to the sheep on the paci of the cia and the duty to keep nearby prime minister's xi when otto. what activists have said that although the response from the un has given them hope. the buck is a lot on the long march to baucus on scuppered this come about. matt un delegation in the center he was so much mama kind of a jewish activist was on a monday the newest team won the cost of a meeting with the undead teaching. indeed some of my office. you also some digital for these memorandum about the issue faced by the people up unnoticed on the money investigation into the issuance of missing persons. dr keating's enforce this abandoned since i didn't want my health agencies in his mind. he also lists a un fact finding mission to investigate mom screams at his master's and a dna test to identify the board east activists said the sound of bottles this has promised to forward the petition the unsaved to teach in this office in new york and to the office of the high commissioner for human rights in geneva. mama confidently said it amounted to a home after successfully competing in any t

we were asked to fly over the strait of malaka and the otto mon sea and check it out.did, we didn't find anything. at this point i think you have to move from the gulf of thailand one way or the other. >> we have been reporting there's 80 ships and planes involved in the international effort. how is it being coordinated? >> that's correct, that's a pretty close count. i have to give a lot of credit to the government of malaysia. i'm at the tactical level here in 7th fleet. we are at the level of ships, helicopters, fixed-winning aircraft in our safe sector. to give you a sense of the challenge and how difficult it is. the 80 ships and aircraft that's what prosecutional governments are sending. there's hundreds of civilian and commercial craft coming through here. if we are searching more in the straightof malaka, that's a heavily trafficked strait in the world. it's challenging. it's like a ches board. where do you move people. not only do you have to look at it in two-dimensions, you have to deconflict in three dimensions, because you have aircraft and add in communic

about a number of issues that range from elementary procedures in the senate to the recent decision by otto workers in his own state -- automobile workers in his own state where they attended to unionize. this is one hour. >> ok, folks, here we go. i am dave cook. thanks for coming. our guest today is senator bob corker, the ranking republican on the center -- senate foreign relations committee. in 1994 he ran for the senate, mission second in the republican primary. later that year he was naked mission of finance and administration. in 2001 he was elected mayor of chattanooga. in 2006 he was elected to the senate. now onto the mechanical details. we are on the record here. no live blogging or tweeting or other means of filing while the therethis is underweight. is no embargo when the session ends except our friends at c-span have agreed not to air this until one hour after the break as ends to give reporters time to feil their in depth tweets. if you would like to ask a question, send me a subtle, nonthreatening signal and i will do the best to call on this. we will offer our guest the cha

a vanilla monkey otto. stuart: thank you, lauren. good stuff.tate. dear new jersey, when people call you the armpit of america, take it as a compliment. why do we take such stick from everybody? >> they are all jealous, stuart. everyone is jealous at the end of the day. they are in new jersey. they are the ones who put the ad up. up the street from the billboard. stuart: liz wants to get in this. liz: they are saying new jersey is the armpit of the united states. they photoshop did. stuart: your take on potheads. that is next. ♪ our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line, anytime, for $15 a month. low dues, great terms. let's close! new at&t mobile share value plans our best value plans ever for business. you can't always see them. but it's our job to find them. the answers. the solutions. the innovations. all waiting to help us build something better. something more amazing. a safer, cleaner, brighter future.

not from a proposal to help workers save during a seat the union in the includes an affair called ottoa. there is an additional idea that ought to be an. as has been noted previously, establishing a savings account for american -- for every american child has had deep conservative recent significant bipartisan support. the idea of helping young people, particularly ones of modest income be part of the opportunity to accumulate wealth in this country is especially important in such accounts could open doors to higher education, homeownership and retirement security. third, the committee will discuss on education. another area but the tax code doesn't pass the smell test. your 15 separate incentives to free the cost of education and each has its own set of mindnumbing rules and definitions. there are ways to improve disincentives not just in the short-term, but for the long haul through real tax reform that more americans can secure it the ability that an affordable high-quality education can give. forthcoming can't have big-league economic growth with little they can for structure. the

>> i would not make that assumption, otto.leery of discussing similar capabilities in that regard from the podium, as you might understand. we have been to the degree we have been able to share ery with theag government of malaysia. of [indiscernible] do you have any [indiscernible] that south korea is conducting military exercises scheduled for next month? >> scheduled changes to announce? no. as theyrams continue should. i will not speak to the motivation of the north for launching these missiles. we are seeing these reports, and we call on them to not take provocative actions. this does nothing to help stability in the region. the exercises we are conducting, they do. >> no changes? >> no changes i am aware of. justin? >> thank you. so do you have the announcement you want to make on troops in the central african republic? >> you have seen press coverage. cv22ave employed four c130's to uganda to support the army effort in and around uganda and to support the air transport requirements of the african union regional task for