the government is not willing to -- they are questioning the reinstatement of reich my sharp -- of reich my sharp -- of riek machar. impose they manage to themselves and force the sides to an agreement -- the question is, how good will the agreement be? and will it be peace on the ground? the talks fail, international sanctions are expected to be imposed. what is the stake here? a: it is true that there is talk of additional sanctions, and this could include a weapons embargo as well as targeted u.s. sanctions against individuals. there are already sanctions in , six commanders on both sides of the conflict. so far they have had next to no impact. they had four of these that do not have international passport. sanctions arethe really next to nil. they would depend on enforcement by south sudan's neighbors -- kenya, uganda, and ethiopia. we just do not see that happening. the federal sanction is there, but it is not a realistic one that is being taken seriously. aurore: thank you very much for that update. let's see what else is grabbing headlines across the world. -- thes of sri lankans

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professor reich, do these candidates have it right? do they have anything about this situation right? >> i don't think they have anything right, lawrence about anything. but particularly about this situation. i mean, the idea of somehow dividing the world, getting ourselves independent of china, the largest economy in the world, is absurd on its face. this kind of isolationism, jingoism, first trump hated mexicans or gave the impression that he does, and now it's all the chinese fault. this doesn't help the situation one iota. if there's any fault at all, it's that china is growing so fast. it's the biggest economy in the world, and it's not as transparent as it needs to be, which means it is easy to overshoot in terms of hopes and also overshoot in terms of fears. >> let's listen to more of china expert donald trump with bill o'reilly tonight. >> our government should have stopped china from devaluing. >> they can't! >> they never even bring them up. of course they can. >> how? >> you know how they can? >> yeah. >> they put a tariff o

they said that their third reich would last for a thousand years. didn't last two decades. what about she survivoroff inside they were not liquidated. they were descended from a long line of jews who had faced hatred and conquest, explosions, forced conversions, and then the greatest aflix of all -- aflix of all, the holocaust. the tormenters included the pharaohs who enslaved them for years, babylonians, persians, romans, and then people of many different shades. and they survived. now as i'm in my closing years of life, it's time to sum up, and i am enmore convinced that the survival of the jewish people is phenomenal. and if anything -- if we judge the past of what they survived in the past, i am absolutely convinced that they will overcome this current rise of antisemitism that has raised its had worldwide so soon after the holocaust. that is what it surprises me. that within a generation, the rumblings of it would surface again. now, my hope is that this book will be read by people of all ages and all faiths, so people who learn nothing or little about the holocaust, f

. >> let me tell you, it looks reich hollywood and everyone e or iill have to keep dealing with donaldhe's still trumping his competition in the polls. >> yes,he is.else w >> you know, catka cathy lee w g part of the insider family. she always talked about her love for frank. >> andas why the two, why she w most proud to be called the good wife. >> good to be here. >> married, 21 years, yeah, what she said. >> we laugh our butts off, which you've got to do. if you're not married to your best friend, you're in trouble. >> that sense of humor was everywhere they appeared. >> june of 1982, i can't even remember. >> your m memorable moment in all of that time? >> has to be senior buns at 4:00 in the morning. greatest tight endost i've ever seen my whole life. >> their love affair lasted 30 years. now, kathy lee wil the first to tell you the marriage wasn't perfect. instead of throwing in the towel, the couple put their family first and made it work.le >> this is where you come every day? >> uh-huh. >> in 2005, the emmy-winning host joined "the insider." >> right now. >> but her best on-air

all talk of a new fourth reich is nonsense. honestly, it is nonsense. but i do think there is a danger that germany is getting too big for its votes and it is trying to create a europe according to a germanized europe, and it isn't working. people are protesting against the use of the euro to create europe in germany's image. people won't say it out loud unless they are demonstrating. i think this has alienated a lot of people in europe and will alienate them further. peter: what is wrong with creating europe in germany's image if germany is a model democracy, a progressive country, what is wrong with europe being cast in that mold? alan: there's nothing wrong with being progressive and democratic. germany is not want to lecture anybody else on that subject. the other thing is, there's cultural differences, economic differences. you cannot even transform all of germany into what southern germany is at the moment. look at berlin. look at brandenburg. look at the eastern federal states of germany. they are not performing the way southern germany is perfor

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final solution remained unintelligible, unimaginable to the outside world until the fall of the third reich. the allied armies captured the records of the nazis kept and recorded the proliferation of the camps and photos and tax, documentation now preserved in the national archives used as evidence in the war crimes trials document the actions and thoughts of those who carried out the crimes and those who discovered the results. but what of the stories of those trapped within the camps? in today's featured book we have nearly 600 of their stories including that of my sister-in-law's mother authored without commentary. recollections show us the unfolding persecution through the survivor's eyes. since the end of the war we have been urged to never forget. looks like our crime -- books like "our crime was being jewish" ensure that we do not. anthony pitch is a journalist at no too long ago abandoned his native england for the united states. up as many nonfiction books the two i am most familiar with are the award-winning, they have killed papa dead, subtitled the road to forbes theatre abraham

45 is -- by is devoting 60% or 80% of 1944-1945 production to fighters to protect the air over the reichthose fighter aircraft not available over the eastern or western front. and, that production not available for bombers. clearly by 42 -- i mean between 42, the d-day invasion, the only way we were going to attack germany, the only way that we could bring more to nazi g war to nazi germany, was on the backs of your airmen. eliminating nazis. i mentioned over and over again we destroyed transportation and oil. and the question of morale. was it sufficient in a police state to make them throw up their hands? no, it was not. so the question is, have i made the case for the importance of the combined bomber offensive in the second world war? i believe on balance that the resources assigned to the combined bomber offensive and the sacrifice of brave aircrews and the ultimate impact that it had on nazi germany make the campaign if not decisive, an absolutely vital part of allied victory. when you think about where we are today in the united states air force, we stand on the shoulders of giant

. >> you reich the discipline. it brings us closer together. >> an estimated 1 million children live on the streets in senegal either aban oned or forced into being. authorities do little to protect them. ba pals offer them safety. everyone is wealthy as long as they leave possessions behind, participate in work and follow the islamic principles of their sect. >> islam values intention. work is our form of prayer. there was nothing here, not even a well. 30 years later, there is a pool, a training program, a health center, a maternity ward, a workshop that employs up to 360 people. there is water for the 15 villages. three deep well did with pumps, caps, concrete walls. >>. >> there are communes like these throughout west africa. >> this sufi branch of islam is more than 100 years old. thing spread their message through music. chiklo is the most fooims. it's a return to the land, a especially relevant today. as millions of young west african migrants risk lives to travel to europe instead of seeking opportunities a

it's the way that people feel when they first read "catcher in the reich" in high school.high sudden -- rye" school. all you would say is get out of my room and now you have read someone who can articulate it. charlie: it's like they have been inside your mind and repeated it to you in a way that was more crystal and more clear than you could have thought about it. the gift of a writer. jason: i felt a great deal of for people who felt ownership of david foster wallace when they heard that i was cast. charlie: i did too. you are tampering with something that is dear to me, my admiration and respect for him. i don't want you to screw up my david foster wallace. jason: that's right, he has been in my heart. that is a special place to be. that is a rare gift. charlie: it is a great pleasure to have you here. jason: thank you so much. it has been my pleasure. charlie: thank you so much for joining us. we will see you next time. ♪ rishaad: case tuesday. i rishaad salamat and you are business."rending here's a look at what we are watching. currency check. the yuan tumbled dramat

. >> you got the fourth reich and k.b., they're not white supremacist. they're not part of one.rted by people who were rats and p.c. cases. >> interesting thing about curtis was he claims he's not in a gang. he's not a gang member. he's just a white supremacist. a skinhead. he felt there was a really, really severe difference. >> i'm no part of them. i've never been a part of them, nor will i ever be part of them. those in my mind are weak and lame. and -- they're not white supremacists, nor will they ever be. >> at that point, one of the officers leaned into my ear and said, "if you use that, he is going to get attacked. he's going to get stabbed." >> while inmates like allgeier are aware that talking about gangs could put them in peril, it's a risk they've taken time and time again whether interviewed on "lockup." >> we knew that theoretically that soundbite might put him in danger, but we knew on the other hand how important it was to curtis that that distinction be made. that's the choice that we went with. >> finally, he spoke about the wife and two children he left behind

he didn't reich this way he was talked to.after seeing this video and we all conclude the video, that he treated him fine and that's way you do it when you're speeding, he says, you can't tell me how to feel. that's how i felt. i felt delbelittledebelittled. >> i don't like when you get the tickets by camera. you can't argue with that. here they had a conversation and the guy gets off with no ticket. >> disrespect towards an officer. people see that, they get pold over, i'm going to give them an attitude. >>> speak of people who can give you an attitude, these two females who made it through ranger school. he's hear from them. they're making history. >> i had some low points in the swamp in florida but i never actually thought anything was going to be too difficult that it was worth leaving the course. >> there's a point that you hit along the way, doesn't matter where it is, all different for everybody else. but the ability to look around to my peers and see they were sucking just as bad as i was kept me going. >> you have to

and transit friendliness this requires and nevertheless, second street as a route to the freeway and reich interns from granting it street and the in northbound removing a dully left-hand turn at harrison and replacing it controlled by the signal those changes be a boon but require that many drivers that use second street needs to divert to parallel street. >> i was going to talk about parking staff is recommending that 2/3rd's of on street parking be repurposed 10 percent of the 17 hundred parking spaces within one block of second street owe understand this is a concern a small amount of parking will be made up by creating new parking on a side street of brendon none and harrison on second street and side streets will be converted to loading and non-assessable zones process team has been working with the transbay joint powers authority and the projects will coordinate with them in the alleys east of second street we've worked hard with the storefront and companies to understand their needs when in their driving and parking in the area this proposal strikes a balance with the automobile th

you get that at this fourth reich is that little country, how come we can't win? he would urge the military to hard travel and you have spasms of violence in bomb in 1972, all of the info of 69, christmas bombing. the evidence is somewhat contradictory, whether he really wanted to win or not. it begs the larger question, why didn't we just get the hell out in 1969? people think we got the same deal in 1973 that we could have gotten in 1969. i don't actually buy that. nixon was hung up on this idea of giving the president of the vietnam some breathing room. if you pull out right away, the north enemies were insisting in the negotiations, he has got to go put on in the fall of 7280 north vietnamese after we bombed them heavily in mind the harvest of the north beauties, to say okay, you can stay. it is cynical because they get you cynical because if you fall into a way that nixon wanted to in that much, to in some breathing room. he did. is like to 22 months before they felt their q1 of images. that war was bigger. and academics will fight over this. the evidence is

the hunt for the gold of the third reich. a missing train and a tunnel. did they find the train? say a legendary nazi train full of gold not only exists, they know where it is. >> what a mystery. 70-year-old mystery. and the men say if the world wants this mystery solved they want something for their efforts. >> ♪ ♪ >>> what a story there. they want their 10%. >> yeah, hope we get to see the train if it is really there. >> if you're afraid of flying you may want to look away here. >> that, a passenger jet, struck by lightning. it happened in atlanta here in our city as the plane was waiting for take off. look at that. >> amazing. that picture. it is important to point out that planes are designed to redirect lightning out to the ground via landing gear. look at that, the power of nature. i'm george howell. >> i'm natalie allen. early morning starts in u.s. and for everyone else "cnn newsroom" continues. thanks a lot. den, she's probably on one of her long walks with bailey. she was recently diagnosed with a heart condition. i know she's okay, but it concerned me she's alone so of

they had the best fighter defenses in the reich. it is an economic powerhouse, but still.a dictatorship does depend somewhat unpopular opinion. spies going to lunch meetings. -- they had spies going to nazi meetings. they dropped a lot of ordinance on berlin. in some raids, 17,000 bombs. they are there. as one german told me, as a kid, i knew the first time they hit berlin. they hit the hell out of it. if they can do it once, they will do it again and again until there is no berlin. that is exactly what happened. the russians finished it off with their artillery. 'em is thed kill strategy. there is no plane that the luftwaffle has that can handle these mustang. the only outside chance, the wildcare, is that hitler could have gotten jets. he had a jet wing. they didn't have proper fuel and they did make enough of them. if they had a jet aircraft going 700 miles an hour, they could have won the air war. it would have been decisive. but he didn't get the numbers in time. you bomb berlin, let's say the furher is on the radio screaming and pounding the table that we will get re

and transit friendliness this requires and nevertheless, second street as a route to the freeway and reich interns from granting it street and the in northbound removing a dully left-hand turn at harrison and replacing it controlled by the signal those changes be a boon but require that many drivers that use second street needs to divert to parallel street. >> i was going to talk about parking staff is recommending that 2/3rd's of on street parking be repurposed 10 percent of the 17 hundred parking spaces within one block of second street owe understand this is a concern a small amount of parking will be made up by creating new parking on a side street of brendon none and harrison on second street and side streets will be converted to loading and non-assessable zones process team has been working with the transbay joint powers authority and the projects will coordinate with them in the alleys east of second street we've worked hard with the storefront and companies to understand their needs when in their driving and parking in the area this proposal strikes a balance with the automobile th

we'll continue to integrate our online business with the stores and all of that will continue to de-reich robust growth for our channel. >> i wanted to ask you about the pharmacy business and what you're doing there and how those changes are going to play into your broader strategy and make money for you. >> yeah. that's a great question. you know, we obviously announced earlier this summer a deal with cvs to sell our famcy business. we think it's a win/win for both. they'll continue to provide that to our guests. in addition, they'll continue to drive traffic to our stores and we think that's incredibly important. so this is an opportunity for us to provide a better service to our guests and bring more of them in our stores so they can be invited to what we offer and it's a lous us to focus on the signature category. the spring, home, babies, things we know we can do. >> will they be branded cvs within the store or cvs at target or branded target? >> they'll be branded vcs pharmacies and operate like cvs pharmacies and deliver that same great experience like everywhere else. >> thank you

and transit friendliness this requires and nevertheless, second street as a route to the freeway and reich interns from granting it street and the in northbound removing a dully left-hand turn at harrison and replacing it controlled by the signal those changes be a boon but require that many drivers that use second street needs to divert to parallel street. >> i was going to talk about parking staff is recommending that 2/3rd's of on street parking be repurposed 10 percent of the 17 hundred parking spaces within one block of second street owe understand this is a concern a small amount of parking will be made up by creating new parking on a side street of brendon none and harrison on second street and side streets will be converted to loading and non-assessable zones process team has been working with the transbay joint powers authority and the projects will coordinate with them in the alleys east of second street we've worked hard with the storefront and companies to understand their needs when in their driving and parking in the area this proposal strikes a balance with the automobile th

and transit friendliness this requires and nevertheless, second street as a route to the freeway and reich interns from granting it street and the in northbound removing a dully left-hand turn at harrison and replacing it controlled by the signal those changes be a boon but require that many drivers that use second street needs to divert to parallel street. >> i was going to talk about parking staff is recommending that 2/3rd's of on street parking be repurposed 10 percent of the 17 hundred parking spaces within one block of second street owe understand this is a concern a small amount of parking will be made up by creating new parking on a side street of brendon none and harrison on second street and side streets will be converted to loading and non-assessable zones process team has been working with the transbay joint powers authority and the projects will coordinate with them in the alleys east of second street we've worked hard with the storefront and companies to understand their needs when in their driving and parking in the area this proposal strikes a balance with the automobile th

they had the best fighter defenses in the reich. around berlin. it is an economic powerhouse, but still. raids mount 1000 bomber on berlin and the population of berlin sees that the luftwaffe is not enough -- a dictatorship does depend somewhat unpopular opinion. hitler had spies going to nazi meetings. they said there is a lot of bad morale. the bombing is eroding confidence. confidence in hitler. about never what an allied bomb fall of berlin. they dropped a lot of ordinance on berlin. in some raids, 17,000 bombs. they are there. as one german told me, as a kid, i knew the first time they hit berlin. they hit the hell out of it. if they can do it once, they will do it again and again until almost until there is no berlin. that is exactly what happened. the russians finished it off with their artillery. it is a skeleton of the city at the end of the war. bait 'em and kill 'em is the strategy. there is no plane that the luftwaffle has that can handle these mustangs. the only outside chance, the wildcare, is that hitler could have gotten jets. he h

and transit friendliness this requires and nevertheless, second street as a route to the freeway and reich interns from granting it street and the in northbound removing a dully left-hand turn at harrison and replacing it controlled by the signal those changes be a boon but require that many drivers that use second street needs to divert to parallel street. >> i was going to talk about parking staff is recommending that 2/3rd's of on street parking be repurposed 10 percent of the 17 hundred parking spaces within one block of second street owe understand this is a concern a small amount of parking will be made up by creating new parking on a side street of brendon none and harrison on second street and side streets will be converted to loading and non-assessable zones process team has been working with the transbay joint powers authority and the projects will coordinate with them in the alleys east of second street we've worked hard with the storefront and companies to understand their needs when in their driving and parking in the area this proposal strikes a balance with the automobile th

and transit friendliness this requires and nevertheless, second street as a route to the freeway and reich interns from granting it street and the in northbound removing a dully left-hand turn at harrison and replacing it controlled by the signal those changes be a boon but require that many drivers that use second street needs to divert to parallel street. >> i was going to talk about parking staff is recommending that 2/3rd's of on street parking be repurposed 10 percent of the 17 hundred parking spaces within one block of second street owe understand this is a concern a small amount of parking will be made up by creating new parking on a side street of brendon none and harrison on second street and side streets will be converted to loading and non-assessable zones process team has been working with the transbay joint powers authority and the projects will coordinate with them in the alleys east of second street we've worked hard with the storefront and companies to understand their needs when in their driving and parking in the area this proposal strikes a balance with the automobile th

and transit friendliness this requires and nevertheless, second street as a route to the freeway and reich interns from granting it street and the in northbound removing a dully left-hand turn at harrison and replacing it controlled by the signal those changes be a boon but require that many drivers that use second street needs to divert to parallel street. >> i was going to talk about parking staff is recommending that 2/3rd's of on street parking be repurposed 10 percent of the 17 hundred parking spaces within one block of second street owe understand this is a concern a small amount of parking will be made up by creating new parking on a side street of brendon none and harrison on second street and side streets will be converted to loading and non-assessable zones process team has been working with the transbay joint powers authority and the projects will coordinate with them in the alleys east of second street we've worked hard with the storefront and companies to understand their needs when in their driving and parking in the area this proposal strikes a balance with the automobile th

but the consequence was to hammer the third right and it's -- reich and its dependencies that made it very difficult for them to wage the expansionary war they hoped to be waging. my feeling is that if you understand what the aspirations were in having an air campaign over the force the germans had in normandy which began to erode and eviscerate the german war machine and you see what the consequences were by 1945, you cannot really have any doubt that the campaign was effective. now, we smashed 60 german cities to smithereens. almost 7 million dead germans. end of the civilians that were killed, a member of those, hundreds of thousands, were killed in the bombing campaign -- and of the civilians, a number of those, hundreds of thousands, were killed in the bombing campaign. my estimation is that it was worth it. david kennedy: i agree with that answer. let me just add that the question that you asked was on the minds of people at the time and the advocates of strategic airpower caused something to be formed called the strategic bombing survey which was a scientific and systematic att

prohibited the condominium conversion or fractional ownership to be used as rent-controlled units and reich it for vinyl sales sxh voted against it the third was for your review and consideration in a duplicated file at this week's hearing the ellis act prohibition as the the adu's apply to all the adu's for the retrofitted use they were referred to the xhuks commission supervisor cowen made an amendment to require the department to monitor the adu's and require applicants to indicate in their complications whether or not they intend to use the short-term rentals along with supervisor cowen were recommended to the full board next the land use commission was the seery in the south of market district this was sponsored by supervisor kim the ordinance will allow the accessory use for the live performance in the western south of market be mixed use the planning commission heard the item on july 16th and recommended approval at the lufgs supervisor wiener spoke in favor and doovment the eating and drinking establishments to provide eating and drink no comment by a unanimous vote it was recommend