i thought this was about the rise of the third reich.ike i said, the only -- maybe a couple of books will have, you know, a footnote or something. and they'll repeat the article that i mentioned about helldorf decreeing the disarming of the jews, and that's it. there's nothing else. >> [inaudible] >> why -- no, there's never been any real discussion about this. and what i wanted to do in the book was to have a scholarly, historical discussion that would get into the facts and get outside of just the rhetoric. >> this is a real question, not a statement. [laughter] do you have a sequel planned called "gun control in america, 2014"? [laughter] >> i thought that was a question. [inaudible conversations] >> the question is, do you have a sequel planned to your book? again, titled "gun control in america, 2014"? >> um -- >> [inaudible] [laughter] >> i'm still trying to document what happened in the past, and i am doing a lot of work on gun control in occupied france during the period of 1940-'44. where they decreed -- they still wouldn't turn

reich, muchas gracias por estar con nosotros.bierno de aruba lo iba a entregar, como debiÓ haber sido su responsabilidad, pero el gobierno de holanda, que maneja las relaciones exteriorese arub decidiÓ al Último minuto darle a carvajal un estatus diplomÁtico que no se lo habÍdado an a carvajal a venezuela. siy much espnea esantemalejo por algo que se ha dicho: se ha dicho que veneela holanda.gobino aruba, que va a aruba, viene de si es cierto eso, ¿cÓmo puede presionar al gobieo holandÉs para tomarsta teiÓn? >> mire, el gobierno holandÉs tiene muchos intereses econÓmicos en la región. por ejemplo, mucho del turismo de venezuela. hay una... primero; segundo,existe una reÍe petrÓleo en curazao que emplea a ocho mil personas de esa isla pequeÑa que recibe c,quamenaz de venezuela.e n cortar el petró a esrería. tercero, venezuela tiene, como se sabe, uno de los yacimientos mÁs grandes de petrÓleoÍ mÁs grandes del mundo de exploraciÓn y produccin de petrÓleo es la royal dutch shell, o sea, shell holandesa. cuarto, aruba... tienpedido l

reich, muchas gracias por estar con nosotros.ja las relaciones exteriores de aruba, decidiÓ al Último minuto darle a carvajal un estatus diplomÁtico que no se lo habÍa dado antes y se utilizÓ eso para devolver a carvajal a venezuela. >> en este tema obviamente hay muchas especulaciones, y antes de ir a ese tema siempre complejo de la inmunidad diplomÁtica le quiero preguntar por algo que se ha dicho: se ha dicho que venezuela presionÓ al gobierno de holanda. aruba, que va a aruba, viene de si es cierto eso, ¿cÓmo puede presionar al gobierno holandÉs para tomar esta determinaciÓn? >> mire, el gobierno holandÉs tiene muchos intereses econÓmicos en la región. por ejemplo, mucho del turismo de venezuela. hay una... primero; segundo, existe una refinerÍa de petrÓleo en curazao que emplea a ocho mil personas de esa isla pequeÑa que recibe el petrÓleo de venezuela. venezuela puede amenazar, y yo creo que amenazÓ, con cortar el petrÓleo a esa refinerÍa. tercero, venezuela tiene, como se sabe, uno de los yacimientos mÁs grandes de petrÓle

year, 1942, or in the spring of 19 43, the most direct route to berlin and defeat of the third reich. how such senior officers in washington to and could have given their president and commander in chief such advice almost the on comprehension. but they did. when president roosevelt said fired a singleer shot against a single germans shoulder yet in this war, we must first gain combat and experience, they came close to mutiny. as i've tried to describe in "the mantle of command: fdr at war, 1941-1942." the secretary of war telling the president of the unit is dates that the president's alternative launch an amphibious invasion of northwest africa, to , and to learnsh how to write the germans in real -- theat the for this furthest extremity of german lines of medication and not out of the war, they bet their own president the plan would fail. stimson tooketary a bet with the president of the invasion,tes that his codenamed worked, would fail. and asked general marshall was there if he was made dictator of america, he would cancel the great pet scheme as he called it. would.l said yes h

to ensure that no third reich or empire of japan or madmen ever brought the world to destruction again. it was clear to eisenhower that the president was a man who thought always ahead, and perhaps it was the key to his genius of leadership, tempered by almost incredible patience and insurance unity of purpose. an invisible iron will that hid the president's strategy for the combat, the military conduct to world war ii, whilst following. these were qualities that eisenhower had grown to admire in the president, and worked to emulate. it was surely in the way that he personally witnessed president final moments. especially in the way the president refused to be ressured by his military advisers. or even his civilian advisers into unsound operations of war. the ending of the korean war and his refusal to go along with written, france, -- of britain and france would demonstrate how much she and eisenhower had learned. final judgment is far more important than the fantasies of easy the three and -- victory. we do this not only to commemorate the courage of my father, your father, your gran

rich reich, professor reich, he thinks politicians should set wages for political reasons as opposedficiency of the economy. that is what it seems to me. >> that is exactly right and that's where he is dead wrong. i pity the students that are in his class who are being brainwashed with this hogwash about how you achieve income equality in this country. the other thing about what he proposes, what he talks about is he's using erroneous information an facts to try to promote this idea that the government should set these wages and that is not true. let me give you one example. this is a fact, stuart. over the last 40 years real wage growth has been flat-lined because of the policies of the federal reserve. it had nothing to do with greedy ceos, nothing to do with what companies wanted to do. it was all driven by the federal reserve trying to control unemployment with the faulty control of wage growth. therein lies the big problem. he is perpetuating more disinformation that anything else an feel for the kids stuck in his class. stuart: you know politics and you know the corporate world

robert reich on burger king's bolt to the great north. "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening, from new york, i'm chris hayes. u.s. officials have confirmed to nbc news the u.s. military is now flying unmanned and manned surveillance flights over northern syria using drones like this and other aircraft in what is widely seen as a step toward potential u.s. air strikes against isis forces inside the current syrian border. officials also told nbc news that president obama authorized the flights for the purpose of selecting potential targets for strikes including isis weapons, equipment, and a critical supply line from iraq to syria. this, as the u.s. conducted two air strikes near erbil, iraq, today, in the continuing air offensive against isis in iraq. if that campaign is expanded to syria, it would mean the u.s. is effectively aligning with president bashar al assad in the fight against isis, the same assad the u.s. officials were threatening to attack exactly one year ago after his regime was found to have used chemical weapons in s

proposal j had this concept of reich what people, you know, in terms of if someone was getting a public benefit from the city and this could be a zoning change or a contract, it could be a lot of things we're restricted from giving campaign donations to officials that decide on that benefit. so it was an interesting campfire concept from an implementation standpoint but there were a number the recommendations we listed them in the report. i'm trying to find the right place i know we have a whole thing >> on 7 and 27. >> 78 you have the actual ballot measure on 78. we have a finding that d disposition of interests it used by the public officials for their control. such assets should be used or arranged striking on the merits for the public eir respective of the public officials. they make a similar finding the sale and lease of property and cable and trash hauling and others franchises. they made it clear there's a compelling state interest in reducing the corruption influence of the gifts and perspective campaign positions on the public officials and franchises. the disposition of publi

the german christians had waged a seven-year campaign to make the church is safe for the reich winningvirtually all the parishioners and all the church people to the nazi cause. pity for him to hitler no longer really cared about the church. by 1939 most high-ranking members of the regime beginning with the fÜhrer himself or of the mind that christianity was no different from judaism in its enfeeble in effects on the folk. the religion of jesus, a after all was at last a malignant corrupting influence. bonhoeffer had long argued that christianity and judaism were inseparable. and they and, the nazis would agree although with a grotesquely different verse. the anti-semitic journal to shermer ran a cartoon of a jewish man raising the head of the christian cleric over his head. there is no question of his race. he is an angular attenuated nose and his bloated form is but for a crest with the star of david. he has also a telling cloven hosts. the church the caption reads under good protection. bonhoeffer would continue to write from new york in fretful revelatory burst, i know longer know

this is the third reich, including the crucial shelter kits for those trapped below. minister arrived in downing street after his holiday, former defense secretary liam foxx was urging him to do much more. militants held their latest meeting before david cameron announced a shift, stopping short of arming the kurds. >> i think the first thing is to deal with this desperate humanitarian situation with people who are exposed, starving, dying of thirst on this mountain and getting them to a place of safety. of course, we support the kurds, and we should continue to support the kurds. in terms of the ammunition that they are getting, britain will play a role in helping to get that to them. tornador, british strike aircraft sent to the region are being confined to aerial reconnaissance. there is no plan for them to join in american attacks on islamist extremist. helicopters are being dispatched and may well be used to help pluck fleeing families off the mountain. this versatile american-built helicopter has been in service for over 30 years now. britain has around 60. only

early in his leadership of the reich he worked very hard to bring the protestant and catholic church into line with nazi policies, the anti-jewish, anti-semitic policies that were written in the nuremberg laws, but by the end of the 30s as i mentioned in the last meeting his cynicism was a part of his relationship, to manipulate or exploit the church to his benefit and in his mind the christian tradition became just another distraction, just another problem with the attempt to create a new kind of spiritual, ethnic, national, psychic, emotional, historical people. is german, arian raise that for him was to be altogether, altogether different than any of the historical with legends, judaism and christianity. in some respects he became mildly sympathetic to the neo pagan movements that were emerging in germany in the late 30s. around 1933 when hitler came to power there was one group of dissidents formed in a church called the confessing church and tried unsuccessfully to wage opposition to hitler. most of the protestant churches, all the theology departments by 1935-1936, crosses were

this is the third reich, including the crucial shelter kits for those trapped below. minister arrived in downing street after his holiday, former defense secretary liam foxx was urging him to do much more. militants held their latest meeting before david cameron announced a shift, stopping short of arming the kurds. >> i think the first thing is to deal with this desperate humanitarian situation with people who are exposed, starving, dying of thirst on this mountain and getting them to a place of safety. of course, we support the kurds, and we should continue to support the kurds. in terms of the ammunition that they are getting, britain will play a role in helping to get that to them. tornador, british strike aircraft sent to the region are being confined to aerial reconnaissance. there is no plan for them to join in american attacks on islamist extremist. helicopters are being dispatched and may well be used to help pluck fleeing families off the mountain. this versatile american-built helicopter has been in service for over 30 years now. britain has around 60. only

and then look at the bridges for your bay bridge reich has been growing. it's about 40 minutes ago.he san mateo bridge is still up about 15 minutes and the golden gate reach is still the easy trip to marin. in the westbound cache line at the richmond center fell line is no longer backed up. >> mark: u-s officials say the same extremist group that killed american journalist james foley is holding an american woman hostage. >> mark: a family representative says the 26- year-old woman was doing humanitarian aid work in syria when she was abducted by the group. >> mark: she's not being identified out of fear for her safety. >> mark: meanwhile, an american man who died in syria last weekend, most likely worked for isis militants. >> mark: and they say he wasn't the only one. >> mark: douglas mcarthur mccain made facebook posts sympathetic to isis, but his family never imagined he would become a jihadi. >> mark: mccain converted to islam several years ago. >> mark: he traveled to turkey, several months ago. >> mark: british observers say he died in syria during a battle between rival extr

theed goo news about the storm chances, days aren't looking reich washouts. for the most part when i say storm chances we're talking about low to moderate storm chances monday, tuesday, thursday, and friday. best chance of rain this week right now i'm looking at my forecast is wednesday. so the sunset today is at 8:00 this evening. we won't have our sunset until 8:00 p.m. or later until, get this, it's going to be a while, april 29th. so sure sign we're starting to work our way toward cooler weather. temperatures right now in the 80s, 82 in gaithersburg and manassas, 85 in washington. again, keeping a close eye on this rain, around front royal back through morgantown, but most of us remain dry for the evening hours. this is going to be the activity that can bring some afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms to the area for tomorrow. the morning, though, it will be mainly dry. we'll start off with some sunshine, clouds increase as we get into the lunchtime hours as early as 3:00, starting to see some showers and thunderstorms develop, some scattered sh

were able to find radio stations in the third reich and occupied europe that sent out day at the same time, enigma messages at the same time. the nature of the mission of the radio stations, guess the ble to first station 26 on the coast of france comes on the air every 7:00 a.m. and the first sentence off of tower is the weather today off of the coast of france will be -- why, it was concerned with reports to weather the german ships and boats at sea. you get a head start. you can begin the process. design a s able to marvelous device. it's a giant calculating a guessing machine. it helps to sort out the other patterns and accept kwenss. -- sequences. i don't want this to sound easy. it was not. it took eight to 12 hours. analysts and t linguists and many, many more personnel. bottom line. by the end of the day, with some able to s, they were turn to the rotor settings ntercepts ing messages all day long. in some sense, they were able to discern the future tactical the german f military. it's a critical breakthrough. great britainthat was standing alone against the nazi onslaught. br

the reich and a significant. -- the write-down was significant. a loss is a loss. >> the gold price, what do they need it at? five or six years ago, it was a dollar and a half. >> they inherited some efficiencies and they need to do some cost-cutting. >> it will be tough times ahead. they do have a good gold deposit. the goldottom line is price would be hovering around [indiscernible] but the $2 billion loss, terrible results. a goes to show you will be punished if you get into the improper thinking that the good times will roll on forever. thank you. >> a look at some of the other stories we will be following for you this week. bhp reports on tuesday. pushing prices down. a 25thsts expect straight month of deficit as companies move production overseas hurting exports. the end of the week is usually important for two members. courtsia's constitutional is due to deliver its ruling on the presidential election. alleges widespread fraud. it is very unlikely that? that?victory -- winjoko widodo's will be contested. >> teargas again being broadcast aro

and seems like we're in the middle of the democrats' thousand year reich, but when i was as depressed as i've ever been in my life, and i'm including my parents dying, after obama -- rather, obama won the second time, beating romney, i was going through my -- my mother happened to have had the largest north american collection of clippings about ann coulter so i was going through them and came across the "time magazine" that came out after george bush won re-election in 2004 which should be of tremendous interest to this audience because you were all in kindergarten then. and it was the exact mirror opposite of what everyone was saying after this last election. which is to say, democrats are going to have to fold up shop, come back under a new name. lost five of the last seven presidential elections. there's a huge smiling picture of me in my mom's sudden, winner, sad picture of michael moore, loser. so, you know to raved that magazine, it lifted my spirits to remember that the pendulum does change but it takes activists, like you, and people talking and writing and arguing to make th

doing is still full of life a measure if you break into their store good luck and there is or does is reich. is a name for other people for centuries like russia or old countries like this trade . but to america does is right because america doesn't. welcome back to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter lavelle reminder we're discussing the role of the neoconservatives in american foreign policy. ok i forgot to francis and champagne one of the interesting things when you look at these neo cons i mean whatever time period you want to look at as they always use the figleaves of democracy promotion but in the end it's usually chaos promotion right why i did want to get back to. this point bob was making that and your question that in fact from the neoconservative perspective u.s. foreign policy has been a great success yeah after nine eleven two thousand and one wolfowitz who i went to school with publicly stated that they were going to get into the business of destroying states and then we have the memoirs by general wesley clark saying that the deal cons were going to sequenti

region this is one of the most brutal attacks we've see and since the demise of the fifth the fourth reich i think there's no question worldwide opinion is it extraordinary all the horrified by what is calling on but israel continues to act because it feels it has impunity that is the united states government continues to supply arms and provide diplomatic protection for the genocide that is taking place in the european union wrings its hands and continues to engage in business as usual with israel i think. the world opinion is shark but there's no one that's raising a hand to tell the israelis you will pay a price for this war james i wonder if it's because he feels emboldened or maybe in secure out now but not yet he's also called for the international community to stand by israel before a come let's take a listen to that quick clip acoa responsibility we're going. to lose a little. bit with as well as a bit of influence hamas. is in this it was called was it would it was good. under the. james will they stand with israel. the question is who will stand with israel the great majority of

it seems like we are in the middle of the democrats 1000 year reich. when i was as depressed as i have ever been in my life and i'm including my parents dying after obama won the second time beating romney i was going through my mother happened to have been had the largest north american collection of clippings about ann coulter so i was going through them and i came across the times magazine the times magazine they came out immediately after george bush won the election 2004 which should be of tremendous interest to this audience because you were all in kindergarten then. so you probably don't have that issue. it was the exact mirror opposite of what everyone was saying after this last election which is to say democrats are going to have to fold up shop in comeback under a new name. they have lost five of the last seven presidential elections. there was a huge smiling picture of me. winner, sad picture of michael moore, loser. so you know to read that magazine it lifted my spirits to remember the pendulum does change but it takes activists like you an

they were able to find radio stations and the third reich and occupied europe that send out messages every day at the same time, and in the messages. and because of the nature of the mission of the radio station, they were able to get the first sentence of the transmission. station 26 one -- the coast of france comes on the air every day at 7:00 a.m. in the first sentence off the tower is the weather today off the coast of france will be. why? it was concerned with putting out weather reports to the german ships and submarines. with that you get a head start. you can begin, the process. and touring is able to design a marvelous device referred to as the bombe. this is a guessing machine that helps sort out the other patterns and sequences. i do not want to make this sound easy. it was not. between eight to 12 hours and the core of cryptanalysts, linguists and many more support personnel. here's the bottom line. by the end of the day, with some exceptions, they were able to determine the rotor settings. they had been intercepting messages all day. now they are able, in some sense, to

. >> i'm going to cause such a terrible stink in this third reich libya by reuters. it has appointed a new prime minister. this is to say that it's not even safe to sit in between rival militias and we know that regional powers are meeting in cairo to try and deal with the regional issues. but for now libyan parliament has reconvened, appointing a new prime minister. >>> italian navy and cost guard has rescued 4,000 migrants in the last 48 hours. they were found north of the libyan coast. this year alone many flee fighting in north africa. >>> the democratic republic of congo has confirmed 13 deaths from the ebola virus from the province. 90 cases have been identified in the infected region will be quarantined. it's the september 11th such outbreak in congo since the disease was discovered there in 1976. >>> months am beak's government after two years of fighting the deal includes plans to integrate fighters in security forces. last year the group accused the government of political power and it's leader went into hiding. he was later captured by the army and that br

with hitler on a social basis, or not only with hitler but with all the other leaders of the third reich. he would often talk with them at great length about the future plans of germany, and most importantly, after these discussions he would go back to his office in the japanese embassy and send back long detailed reports about those discussions. which meant that we had an unwitting spy right inside hitler's inner circle for the duration of the war. the dispatches from baron oshima are golden. just an example, a couple examples, one of the biggest concerns that the allies had was, they had put together this huge deception program to help, or to convince the germans that the invasion across the channel was going to come at calais and not where it actually occurred. they learned from oshima through several different messages that he was sending back to japan that the germans had bought into the deception, lock, stock and barrel. in addition, in january of 1944, president -- excuse me. general eisenhower still had a general eisenhower still had a lot of questions about what hitler's atlanti

he was conscious and able to talk when crews reiched him the sheriff's department identified the man as vasquez of sacramento and initial reports indicate he was shot when a rifle in another hunter's backpack went off accidentally. >> new at 10:00 san josi police are reportedly arrested a son for allegedly stabbing his father to death and wounding his mother. the violence took place after 6:00 tonight on charter oak place near leland high school. police won't confirm tonight it was a case of domestic violence, but the mercury news reports that police sources say the son attacked his parents in their home. the father died at the hospital, the mother is expected to survive. police confirmed tonight they caught the attacker near the crime scene and are not looking for anyone else. >> this is a very violent person, who stabbed somebody to death tonight and now we took him off the streets and he won't pe a danger to the public anymore. >> officers are not yet released the names of the sales result or victims. the homicide is san josi's 24th of the year. >>> eight firefighters including th

it seems like we're in the middle of the democrats' thousand-year reich. but when i was as depressed as i've ever been in my life -- and i'm including my parents dying -- after obama, or rather, when obama won the second time beating romney, i was going through -- my mother happened to have been, had the largest north american collection of clippings about ann coulter. so i was going through them, and i came across the "time" magazine that happened immediately after george bush won re-election in 2004 which should be of tremendous interest to this audience since you were all in kinder galten -- kindergarten then, so you probably don't have that issue. and it was the exact mirror opposite of what everyone was saying after this last election, which is to say democrats are going to have to fold be up shop, come back under a new name. they've lost five of the last seven presidential elections. the reason my mother had it was there's a huge, smiling picture of me. winner. sad picture of michael moore, loser. [laughter] so, you know, to read that magazine, it re

. >> i read a book on the rise and fall of the third reich about the british ambassador at the time from germany telling his home office back in london they should take it easy with hitler because the next guy would be worse. genocidal terror organization calling adjust for the destruction of israel and they not only fire thousands of rockets with suicide bombers, tunnels, every single act of terror you can think of but the call for the murder of jews worldwide. these people were dancing on 9/11 with thousands of americans dead and the leader of hamas, right now hidden somewhere in gaza, he condemned the united states for killing osama bin laden. it's hard to remember someone worse than hamas. >> are you trying to wipe out the hamas leadership today? >> the objective of this operation is sustaining peace and quiet for israel. they have had to take action against this terror organization . it is not just recognized as a terror organization in the united states but eu, australia, canada, and even in egypt. we have taken certain measures in order to protect our people and we continue to do

attorney generaller reich holder is to travel to ferguson, missouri following days of protests over the death of a black teenager. >> the man credited with spreading yoga to millions around the word has died. >> there are signs of a political reconciliation in iraq with kurdish ministers rejoining the government, back in baghdad and returning to duty at foreign minister. the kurdish political block pulled out of the national government in july in protest after the prime minister al-maliki caused kurdish leaders of harboring terrorists. later in july,albadi was nominated sidelining al-maliki. al-maliki agreed to step down and back the former rival in august. abad al-maliki called for all political parties to be involved in the formation of a new government. >> the keep principle informing the government is how to maintain political stability for the idea that security, construction, economic and social stability of dependent on the political stability where there is no tension, division or struggle between the parliament and government. this has in the past cripple the the state's in sub

fox's reich leventhal in gaza explains why that building was taken down. >> reporter: there have beenore than 11,000 buildings heavily damaged or destroyed here in gaza since this conflict began seven weeks ago. today, israelis took out the tallest building so far. it's call the tower, a 12-story apartment building in gaza city. two missiles caused it to collapse sending a ball of fire and black smoke into the sky. at least 22 people were reported wounded including a 11 children. with 44 apartments the casualties could have been much higher if a warning missile hadn't been fired if the roof five minutes before it was leveled. there were other homes destroyed today at last 14 people killed. israeli war planes relenting pounding targets here in response to the rockets being lurched towards israel. hamas fired roughly 100 more rockets today every single day since tuesday when it broke the most recent cease fire. 500 rockets this week. almost 4,000 total. most falling in open areas but 677 intercepted by the iron dome missile defense system. but the iron dome can't stop mortars and yester

>> well, again, we have to recognize, this is not the third reich this is not an incredibly powerfulement. it has maybe 20,000 fighters, no air force, no navy. lightly armed infant ree that has been able to withstand in stateless area, areas that are stateless, in part, because we destroyed the states that were governing there. and the idea we will go in again with a few thousand special forces an reorganize the politics of that region, i think, has been tried and found wanting in the past. and it would be found wanting again if we tried 2 again. >> brown: and peter mansoor, speaking of complication, in your argument syria has warned against air strikes into its space. would your-- would a push toward going across the border not complicate things even more there? >> well, it's a simple military mission of destroying an enemy armed force. and we send syria a simple message, stay out of our way or we will start bombing you as well. and i think bashar al-assad and his forces would be happy to watch us bomb isis with or without coordination with them. i think the main difference between

what is amazing the president of the reich at hat time, herman goring, his right-hand man, and he shouted at the head of the social democratic party, the opposition party, shouted, to the talking and listen to hitler. now the chancellor is getting even. rooting for hitler in the middle of this legislative discussion. sort of like obviously there are differences but on a systemic level, sort of like the modern democratic party, like members of the democratic party who decided they're going to forego their legislative duty as a member of the legislative branch to tech the executive. in other words the goal is more important than the system. the goal is more important than in the system. now, the constitution was established -- it's not a value-neutral constitution. our constitution was established in order to embody certain basic values in order to protect certain basic values. we celebrated this a few diedays ago but if you read the current list -- read the list written in 1776 of the violations of the king, many of them pale in comparison to the sorts of violations of rights we see today.

has traded with volatility up into the reich, along with credit. -- it hasst spread traded with volatilityick rack -- the right along with credit. our fun, we are using puts because of the low volatility. say here isible to what is going to happen. we are in a situation no one predicted and we have never confronted. the fed is going to be a tightening. i think fisher is going to lead a tightening effort that yellen may not have wanted. >> could that be the catalyst for a change in direction? >> it could be. >> we had the ecb. fascinated by the point you made, when it comes, it could look more like 1987 than what we saw transpire in 2008. back to the late 1990's in the equity market. part of the high-frequency trading, from running of traders , we are in a different situation than we were in before. liquidity -- illiquidity can work both ways. the equity that spread between growing earnings of equities and credit is pretty fat. we want to be long in the things we think we have growth of earnings, but we want to be prudent in recognizing that when there is a signal to sell, there will not be

the family of nancy reich both the she's getting stronger every day. she and dr.came sick while doing missionary work in liberia. the two americans were given an experimental vaccine called the c mapz- mapp and brought back to the u.s.. they are both at an isolation unit at emory university hospital in atlanta. >> catherine: nancy sun says the vaccine has helped but he also praised the hospital staff. >> catherine: in west africa is now believe the experts might be underestimated the ebola crisis the world health organization says they may be many deaths than those which have been recorded. with more than a thousand deaths on the books and roughly 2000 people infected by the ebola outbreak is already the deadly as ever. >> pam: next is thirty our stock stores including at the mission on the death of robin williams. the diagnosis his wife just revealed today. >> pam: and a memorial for ron wiggins at the midst of doubt fire house, now turning into a danger for some people. >> pam: still has the story in his latest addition of people behaving badly. at candlestick p

. >> catherine: as for nancy reich both one of the two americans being treated and that led to her husbandas clear to visit her weekend. he saw her to an isolation room window. where they place their hands on opposite sides of the glass and cried. >> catherine: mean time new mexico officials confirmed they are testing a woman there who might have ebola. >> we want to do laboratory test. to a short ourselves that this is not represent the ebola virus. >> catherine: the 30-year old woman being tested had been teaching in sierra leone. it is considered unlikely that she has the virus, but health officials want to be certain. close to 1200 people have now died from ebola. moss in western africa. pam?. >> pam: how drivers can keep track of their car when they are not a round. >> pam: a lot of bay area students have been heading back to class. some districts started last week others today. and we'd love to see you back your back- to-school clothes. class's began today 46 dozen students and the san francisco yen to fight school district but the start of school also come with some threat of a teac

louis, a ship full of german jews fleeing the third reich. in 1939, nearly 900 people were refused entry into the united states after sailing so close to miami they could see the city lights. scott miller talks about his book "refuge denied" st. louis passengers and the holocaust, and what happened to them when they returned to europe. he's joined by other scholars and a survivor of the holocaust who was a passenger on the trip. this is an hour and a half. >>> thank you. can you all hear me? great. first of all, i want to thank the jewish museum of florida for hosting this venue, for inviting me. and i'm here today really to talk about an unsolved mystery that hovered over america for over 60 years. and that is whatever became of the passengers who sailed on the 1939 ill-fated voyage of the st. louis. late may, early june 1939, really the unthinkable happened. the ship carries over 900 jewish refugees fleeing nazi germany were first denied entry into the port of havana in cuba and then denied entry into this country, into the united states, a