embarrass them all for example it's a stronghold of laika the party known force and time migration rough reich still we follow some small business owners with migrant backgrounds who are actually thriving here is more. francesco rue is meeting a client who's looking to market his equipment in asia. he needs help woohoo was born in china his family moved to milan when he was eight years old but that doesn't stop people from making assumptions about him. so no doubt i mean engineer i studied in milan i've spoken to talian for more than twenty years but when i meet people they always perceive me first as chinese then as an engineer like. northern italy which has a robust economy is also home to the far right party called the league zina phobic party has a large presence in the area smaller towns francesco wu is all too aware of their views who is also a restauranteur when he moved to a milan suburb his looks became an issue. in the beginning italian customers would come in they'd see my italian staff but when they realized the management was chinese i think that made it really hard at first that

rory flew straight into the lead while a slow start for lewis hamilton was made even worse when jimmy reich units ferrari sent him to rearing off the track a time penalty for the fifteen and a long way back for bring. pressure to establish himself at the front joined by miss eighty's tried to follow terry protests with the end approaching vettel had dropped down to second behind with adults and reichen in third and fourth federal pulled off this plucky maneuver to brigade the lead with five laps to go and he had gone to meet crossing the line first the only decision ever time at silverstone how to listen and write in and rounded off the party of the race and that's a great crowd. yeah i think really a race that i enjoyed a lot that the people enjoyed it so yeah but it amazing day. that's all now has a cushion of eight points over defending champion lewis hamilton at the top of the drivers stun guns. and now to the second stage of the tour de france which saw a new overall leader a merge that's after a mass crash took out some of the front runners in the one hundred eighty three kilometer ri

it's the fourth reich as i said at the time it's being manifested in real time and there's recently who to cross through with my aunt who well it's worth also noting that you know you mentioned the export figures between the u.k. and europe it wasn't really that where the u.k. benefited the most where they benefited the most was as a sort of you know banking center from u.s. and china meets europe so they acted as a central clearing house for all of that and now we're seeing signs of banks leaving the u.k. but we do have a banking story in the headlines because all of those economies across europe whether it's now italy or prior to that greece they collapse because the bank of shenanigans let's call them that's because of course we're talking about a british bank here and one must only sation and sin and little mistakes. interest in appropriate. behavior really terribly horrible well our friend neil mitchell is in the news neil mitchell friend of his report well boys under pressure as eight of us fraud report is published so there was an internal lloyds banking group report written by a

a german journalist has written a very good book about drug use .nd the third reich he spoke here not too long ago, and the book could be seen as kind of lurid. hiller was being prescribed all kinds of drugs by his quack dr., was anng a drug which opioid. intalk of the opioid crisis america, and hitler's was being given various things to bring him up and various other pills to bring him down, what a junkie might referred to as the speedball effect where you are up and down, there is absolutely no doubt. but a bigger story is the wide use of methamphetamine within the wermacht itself. ,he brand name was pervatine and it is not crystal meth, it's drug inechnically made a pill, and it's not the effect that recreational drug use would have. but you read letters from soldiers all the time, we were slowing down on a march and the sergeant passed out the drug. and a german postwar novelist, letters home to his parents said that my squad is out of perva tine. so there's no doubt it's a big story. can say, they write such crazy stuff about hitler's and now we are calling him a drug addict. i t

they aspire to assert with weapons the sovereignty of ththe supposedly still existing german reich, or self-determined state. in the past, weapons have been found in this seen time and again. reporter: in october 2017, a rice burger member shot a police man and injured three other officers. the movement was suddenly in the public eye. since then, government authorities, too, have had their eye on the movement, especially on its weapons. >> last year security officials seized a large number of weapons and ammunition. and since november 2016, by working together with state weapons authorities, around 450 weapons permits were withdrawn. reporter:: security experts are concerned by the report's list of groups beyond the movement in what seems to be a growing number of people in germany joining them. sarah: turkish president recep tayyip erdogan has praised mesut ozil's decision to resign from germany's national football team. the star midfielder made the announcement over the weekend. ozil was heavily criticized in may for being photographed with the turkish president during the country's

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. >> nick reich joins us now to talk more about corporate earnings and the potential at headwinds ome companies and industries are facing. he is the ceo of the earnings scout. welcome. nice to have you with us, nick. >> thanks for having me. >> bob pisani talks about some of those headwinds including the tariffs, but you mak the point that basically the tariff issue is very company-specific, and that right nt's not affecting the economy and the market overall. >> that's correct. they're industry specific and the overall impact of tariffs right now to the overall economy is immaterial, b if you're in the crosshairs of aluminum, stee autos and t farmer, you're impacted greatly, but thv all impact right now and the net-net of the overall economy is not material at all to the s&p 500. >> how many quarters do we need to go before it becomes material. >> at some point it somewhat feels li comes about tariffs, but if it goes on much longerri it won't , t? >> that's absolutely right. >> there are some companies that have been struggling before any announcement of a tariff that will use that a

country's interior ministry says there are there are more than sixteen thousand so-called citizens of the reich in the country the movement project the modern german state and print its own pulse board and currency more than one thousand of them own firearms germany's interior minister says a number of them are prone to violence. since assault organs are told they are very day very ideologically and in terms of offering is a short term but five percent of them can be considered accidents what breaks burger and sex are misshapen common to is there an obsession with. the same report also claims that nearly eight hundred all the countries citizens are islamist and one hundred seventy of them are in prison a member of the german left party who we spoke to believes there's a direct link between the rise of the far right and islamic radicalization. and the far back yes the policies of the german government last year i think what we're seeing yes there is a lot of services have neglected the threat from right wing activists in the last. you know of it and it's you where you're just seeing the court ru

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donald trump and john called young coast reich a deal to avert a trade war between the u.s. and the new. and islamic state claims responsibility for a wave of terror in southern syria which has reportedly claimed the lives of at least two hundred fifteen people. thank you for watching the news headlines here at r.t. international broadcasting live from moscow i'm kate. the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o has been grilled by senators over president trump's recent summit with bloody made pollution here are some of the highlights. has the president told you what he and president putin discuss in their two hour closed door meeting in helsinki did you did he tell you did the president at this meeting call upon president putin to withdraw from crimea and eastern ukraine where did the president say we're going to change our force structure in syria good what took place you speak to the translator do you seen any of her notes that the president discussed relaxed relaxing u.s. sanctions on russia and i understand senator i understand the game that you're playing now you know mr

rory flew straight into the lead while a slow start for lewis hamilton was made even worse when kimi reich units ferrari sent him to rearing off the track a time penalty for the fin and a long way back for britain's federal established himself at the front door and by the sadie's drive of how terry bow ties with the end approaching vettel had dropped down to second behind us with hamilton and reichen in third and fourth vettel pulled off this plucky maneuver to brigade the lead with five laps to go and he had gone to meet crossing the line first the only disick in ever time at silverstone hamilton and reichen and rounded off the podium the race for the past the great crowd. yeah i think really a race that i enjoyed a lot that the people enjoyed a lot so yeah but it is amazing day. that's all now has a cushion of eight points over defending champion lewis hamilton at the top of the driver's standings. cycling now and slovakian writer peter sagal sprinted to victory in stage two of the tour de france when gives him the overall leaders yellow jersey the race saw the line saw yet another mass

the country's interior ministry says there are more than sixteen thousand so-called citizens of the reich in the country the movement rejects the modern german state and print its own passports and currency more than one thousand of them on firearms and germany's interior minister says a number of them are prone to violence. they are very very ideologically and in terms of organization but five percent of them can be considered extremists what breaks burger extremists have in common is their obsession with weapons. that very same report also claimed that nearly eight hundred of the country's citizens are as long as and one hundred and seventy of them are in prison authorities say the increase brings new challenges but the country's agencies were strong enough to deal with it a member of the german left party we spoke to believes there's a direct link between the rise of far right and islamic radicalization. yeah banks lending again all of these german cars were the last year but i think what we're seeing yes that is a lot of services happening collector threat from right after this last d

it's the fourth reich as i said at the time it's being manifested in real time and there's recently. to cross through with my aunt lu well it's worth also noting that you know you mentioned the export figures between the u.k. and europe it wasn't really that where the u.k. benefited the most where they benefited the most was as a sort of you know banking center from u.s. and china on me europe so they acted as a central clearing house for all that and now we're seeing signs of banks leaving the u.k. but we do have a banking story in the headlines because all of those economies across europe whether it's now italy or prior to that greece they collapse because the bank of shenanigans let's call them that because of course we're talking about a british bank here and one must only sation and sin and little mistakes. interest in appropriate. behavior really terribly hard. well our friend neil mitchell is in the news neil mitchell friend of kaiser report well lloyds under pressure as eight of us fraud report is published so there was an internal lloyds banking group report written by a for

now they're trying to attack italy now they're attacking other cars isn't this isn't just a fourth reich it is nothing to do does is definitely the false why do germans have europe not buy tons and infantry. financials weapons. this is what we're talking about sensed and you know and now we see it remember in two thousand and ten two thousand and eleven the interest rate for greece it was like forty percent sometimes it went up to seventy percent and knowledge of bragging in fact that was yesterday jump ranking of the fact that they made three billion. maybe do those three billions will go to the dutch and punk you know we've got to bail out your back because your back is technically insolvent them they're imposing austerity and grace while they're making lots of money on the catastrophe that is the greek economy those are the central bankers that is financial weapons as you call them i should mention that pierre is the author of many blocks himself and there is a lovely compendium of your work here's a book i love it's bob life masters who you know you speech a.p. morgan she's the creat

the figures show homicides in england and wales at a ten year reich, more than 700 people were victimsr or manslaughter in the year to the end of march, a 12% rise on the previous year and excludes terror attacks. the figures suggest knife crime is up by 16% and there were 30% more robberies. suggest knife crime is up by 16% and there were 3096 more robberies. we know what works, a combination of robust law enforcement and really effective invention and that is what oui’ effective invention and that is what our strategy is intent on delivering. the report says recorded crimes involving weapons and violence tend to be concentrated in london and other cities. the crime survey, which people across england and wales about their experience of crime, suggests overall levels are stable. the crime survey has a limited sample the adult population and it seriously under samples young men, who are most likely to be the victims of physical violence so it is no wonder it doesn't show rises that the are registering. today's report shows police cannot identify a suspect in more than half of all robbe

reich's in gaza on friday an israeli soldier was also killed mohammad jump jim has more from western something. really official speaking with are not calling it a ceasefire they are saying in fact that calm has been restored on israel's border with gaza they are saying that activities are returned to normal but they are not calling it a cease fire now hamas also wasn't going to cease fire when they were talking about this cease fire for all intents and purposes that's what it is but it is a very shaky truce at this point for boats loaded with aid and now on their way to gaza from the italian port of the freedom flotilla coalition campaign says its goal is to peacefully end the israeli blockade of the palestinian territory it's expected to take just over a week to reach israeli waters they'll then hand over one boat to gaza fishermen. francis sending fifty tons of medical aid to the government controlled the area of eastern huta in syria russia has agreed to to use one of its planes to make the delivery the government forces read to the east and go to from rebels in april after a sieg

immediately it set the stage for a prolonged showdown between the world's two biggest economies where robert reich joins us live now from beijing rob so what's the response been from the chinese to these tariffs. as you said there daryn this swift there has been a swift response or china condemning these terrorists and within a couple of minutes of the tariffs going into force the ministry of commerce issued a statement as you mentioned condemning this is one of the biggest trade wars ever started and saying it is the united states who is to blame china has vowed that it will not step back the will retaliate it will take action to protect its industries now this is taken as confirmation that it will carry through on its promise to meet head on these tariffs exactly the same twenty five percent imposed on the same amount thirty four billion dollars worth of imports although there is some confusion at this hour of just how the retaliation by china is going to be implemented and when it seems it does take time to draft the policies china has said it would wouldn't be the first to put in these tariffs

austria into the third reich even his opponents agreed that he would have been the greatest german since bismarck had he died at that point but the dictator wanted war so in fact this moment marked the beginning of his downfall even though ava brown was a good skier hitler did not like her to ski as he was afraid of her being injured but once when the dictator was away from a results back he allowed her to go skiing in austria with albert speer for eight days spare later remembered that she danced with young officers until the early morning without being recognized. according to share they both were united in their resentment of martin bormann due to his arrogance and crudeness and cheating on his wife. over easter nine hundred thirty nine eva brown film spare and barman's many children on their egg hunt. the children lived a secluded life in over salzburg nobody knows whether ava wanted children herself there were rumors that she had once had an abortion in munich but there's no proof of that. cheryl sympathized with the unfortunate woman she recalled hitler had once said in her presenc

since the surrender of the sixth army at stalingrad the furore had been aware that the third reich could actually form. he confided in propaganda minister gerbils such a fall could only be the result of the german people's weakness he said if the german people ever become that weak they will deserve to be annihilated by a stronger people they won't deserve any pity then. the daughter of eva's friend had to schneider often had to pose for photos and films. davis biographer believes that she staged this family idyll to express her wishes for her future private life. when these photos were being taken jewish children were being systematically killed in the death camps in the east. the thirty two year old ava brown was becoming more and more important to hitler for the first time joseph goebbels mentioned her in his diary. the furer praises the quiet intelligent and down to earth character of eva brown she will be a valuable support for him. as fogarty he's so dark and it can't be denied that he had aged visibly and during this war he couldn't wind quanta and the only stages of his parkinson

level now where concentration camps are thrown out there, where hitler is thrown out, there the third reich out there because they don't like a president or disagree with his policies, it really is beyond the pale. >> mark, i want to say, this i've been to auschwitz three times. and i don't think anybody can ever go and see what happened to people and to say that anything that america is doing has ever done, would even be appropriately equated to that, and i resent it. just one free hearing test at his local miracle ear helped andrew hear more of the joy in her voice. just one hearing test is all it took for him to hear more of her laugh... and less of the background noise around him. for helen, just one visit to her local miracle-ear is all it took to learn how she can share more moments with her daughter. just one free hearing test could help you hear more... laughter...music...life... call now for your free hearing test from an industry leader: miracle-ear. ♪ ♪ can world-renowned artist red hong yi use the chase mobile app® to pay practically anyone, at any bank? all while creating a mas

. >> jimmy: collectible spoons of the third reich. >> that's why i do it!ing thing? is that doll that has three different faces a hoarding thing? no. they're all unique things. they're fun things. people love them. they make people laugh. so i'm not a hoarder. i refuse to believe i'm a hoarder. my wife thinks i'm a hoarder. >> almost full. >> jimmy: it's almost full. >> it's almost full. >> i would say he can pick one item, not the duck, one item out. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> not the rabbi, not the duck. you can pick one item out of there to bring back because he did such a good job. >> i did really good. >> jimmy: okay, you're the expert. go ahead. which item do you want to keep? >> i think i'm going to keep my suit. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> because it still works. i can't take the duck? >> no, you can't take the duck. ♪ >> my clctiollection is meant t bring joy to other people. now my office just looks like everybody else's office. is that what we're trying to do? create like a drone factory of everybody looking exactly the same? can't there be any divers

level now where concentration camps are thrown out there, where hitler is thrown out, there the third reichuse they don't like a president or disagree with his policies, it really is beyond the pale. >> mark, i want to say, this i've been to auschwitz three times. and i don't think anybody can ever go and see what happened to people and to say that anything that america is doing has ever done, would even be appropriately equated to that, and i resent it. ♪ ♪ keep it comin' love. if you keep on eating, we'll keep it comin'. all you can eat riblets and tenders at applebee's. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. at&t provides edge-to-edge intelligence, covering virtually every part of your business. so this won't happen. because you've made sure this sensor and this machine are integrated. atta, boy. & yes, some people assign genders to machines. & with edge-to-edge intelligence, you'll know your customers love this color, & don't love this one. never getting grape again. & you can adjust in near real time. & if someone tries to breach your firewall in london & you start to panic... don

severe conditions at the jordan syrian border most of them children intense air and ground based reich's have reportedly continued in multiple areas in serious there are governorate resulting in the death and injury of civilians and the largest displacement in the area since the conflict began our humanitarian colleagues say that an estimated two hundred seventy thousand to three hundred thirty thousand people have been displaced including some sixty thousand at the knesset job or border crossing a smiths are subject to change as numbers continue to be verified and front lines shift the situation of internally displaced people at the jordanian border is precarious aggravated by dusty desert winds and high temperatures of up to forty five degrees celcius local sources report that at least twelve children two women and one elderly man died in areas close to the jordanian border due to scorpion bites dehydration and diseases transmitted through contaminated water well syrians are desperate for the border to open so they could reach their families one mother explained her situation it really

occasions how he is proud of his daughter in that she's taking this on she spoke about education reich's in the jails she spoke about managing to sit her finals of the baccalaureate the high school exams and also getting through all that campaigning with other youngsters in the jails to get that sorted out to get her. to get their education through that is quite an achievement it seems however there's another edge to this obviously it's all about symbolism it's all about imagery it's all about social media israel is hitting back it started a few hours ago with us with the words of an israeli minister this is what he had. to say. i think israel acts too mercifully with these types of terrorists and others israel should treat harshly those who hit its soldiers we can't have a situation where there is no deterrence deterrence leads to that reality we see now you can change that we must change. but enter has there been any acknowledgement. that this is a child that they're talking about and that there seems to be she's not the only young person who has been locked up. no you're absolutely ri

enough to show to me that asperger was actually complicit in the racial hygiene policies of the third reich so i saw this was not a heroic story but actually a horror story and i thought about abandoning the project then and there. the files i was looking at and i did not want to be telling this morning but i think it has far-reaching implications for how we talk today about autism and asperger's disorder. let's start at the beginning. asperger was born in 1906 in the heart of the empire, 50 miles outside vienna. he excelled at school with special talents in the language, literature and history. he was most drawn to science, however the left for age 19 or medical study in 1925 the university of vienna. vienna was in great turmoil at the time. it had been the cultural capital of europe at the turn of the 20th century, the birthplace of modernism and delivering salons. after defeat in world war i, the metropolis suffered severe economic crisis. children flooded vns institutions and the city child development professionals rushed into hell. vienna founded one of the most progressive social wel

china game is on at this point joining us now to talk more about the impact of the tariffs is william reichresident of the national foreign trade council, also a senior adviser at the center for stra tretegic and international studies. what happens next? we're in unchartered ter to eedy what's your guess? >> our president tends to have a single strategy in these cases which is to up the ante. he said if china retaliates, and they have, he will add more tariffs. so i think we're looking at a downward spiral of tit-for-tat retaliation. >> i keep trying to figure out, we've talked about how the situation with china has not been completely fair trying to figure out how the best way to address that would be is there a chance that this pays off. >> well, it's hard to see how frankly. people in the think tank community have been looking for an exit ramp we're having trouble finding one. generally speaking i think there's widespread agreement that the administration's diagnosis of the problem is correct. china's engaged in unfair activities it's hard to see how tariffs will turn that around. some o

camouflage, booty, cooties, third reich, the german snipers could see you from very far away, finally shellshocked. -- when a soldier was so badly wounded, usually a double amputee, he had to be carried in a basket. the world could end all wars, if only it had a. -- we have some wonderful speakers today, the first will be talking about ike. my father was a republican. but he seemed very liberal and his attitude. i asked him, why are we republican? and he said because his family was. he wasn't really that politically involved or motivated until 1852 in the first election. he got wounded at the battle of the bulge, spent many years in the united states army, and he did like ike. he loved ike. dr. keith dixon is our first speaker. he has a ba in history from the military institute, and ma and a phd from the university of virginia. prior to his academic career, he was an army officer almost entirely in special operations. in 2006 he retired as a commander of special operations. joint forces command, let's welcome dr. keith dixon. >> hello ladies and gentlemen. thank you so much for coming