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first of all there's no question that the jews were the primary ideological enemy of the 3rd reich and they were singled out for mass annihilation and in fact the plan of the nazis was to totally wipe out the entire jewish population in the world this was not the case as far as the other enemies of the raft go but having said that we have we admit that we knowledge and we note the fact that the jews were not the only victims of the 3rd reich so i mean this is a false accusation is false on 2 grounds 1st of all we the jewish groups that deal with the holocaust acknowledge that they were the victims and 2nd of all that. and there is. this is this is something that was not done is not being done and should not be done but we also have to distinguish between the victims and their level of persecution and i lay should. on the wider notes or as the years rolled by we get further and further from those defining offense what are the risks of history being renewed unlicenced given a different texture is fewer and fewer 1st hand accounts are available. this and this is definitely a very serious

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in the period not unlike today it was virtually crushed robert reich like a very very. weak. her. by the mincer is beginning to reconstruct. franklin delano roosevelt and he himself was rather sympathetic to progressive legislation that would be in the benefit of the general population but he had to somehow get it passed so he informed the labor leaders and others forced me to do it. what he meant is you go out and demonstrate we're going to protest develop the labor movement. when the popular pressures fission and be able can through the legislation you know i am not for a rip. definition number 11 day and hour which won many say 3 people were being gradually a regular man in. tripoli field i prefer that brought out information. so there was a kind of combination of the a sympathetic government and the mid thirty's very substantial interactive is. there were industrial action there were a sit down strikes which were very frightening to. ownership. and to recognize a sit down strike is just one step before saying we don't need bush that we can run this by yourselves. and business

the marches are reminiscent of hitler's third reich, the torches, flags and drums. the neo-nazi party has polarized the people of the town. >> they were allowed to carry torches and wear uniforms. i find it frightening. >> some of their ideas you cannot fault. >> it's horrible that they have set up base year and even worse that people indulge them. >> whether groups are allowed to demonstrate here is up to the local district office. if demonstrators wear uniforms, or if there is the threat of violence, a rally can be banned. so far, authorities have not acted. local auththorities have also bn accused of not using thehe full extent of the law against far right groups. many say they downplay the threat they pose or turn a blind eye. the marches are repeatedly allowed. >> it's about rights and the rule of law. i think it's important that the playing field is extended as far as possible. sometimes, i would like to see more courage from local authorities. >> political -- this political scientist says restricting the neo-nazi demonstrations is not enough. he is calling fo

in antwerp seville reich district a flemish couple has founded a pet food bank in a garage called kusa hoof it hands out food for animals to people who often go hungry themselves. a major idiot on scorm of the album and the folks who come here had their pets before they had financial woes electricity prices just went up again and there be some who can't pay their bills. it is easy to say but when you have money troubles some you can just give a pet that's been with you for years to a shelter and as that of. her clients are people like to leave master magda who has to get by on a small pension others live on social assistance then there's kate like you know who has a big heart but little money. but even after we have seven cats and a dog all of them are neglected you know we saved them and for now gave them a home. and the stuff you say look it's a sociable place and have saw for the way they care for the animals like. it's very good you know. magda comes here every sunday morning. pet food is handed out from nine to eleven am demand is so great there's scarcely room to move one hundred

cleared out and france after and at that time they had no idea what wasri going on under the third reich and it faced in invasion. he saw virginia and heard about how committed she was in a fight for freedom and truth and he did onepo important thing. he gave her a phone number and said it was a friend and that she could call her company when she got back. this wasn't a friend. it was the senior agent in the special operations executives and short enough she called them.m. they also have a rule against foreigners atst that point becae they felt they didn't need them. the problem was how many do you think were willing to go into france underer h the nazi rule,o real training or idea what it was going to be like, no backup if things go wrong and no direct communication with one been either. they haven't got a single person into france. a burglar came in and taught her how to pick locks and she was taught how to creep up and was shown how to hide the documents that were being microfilmed. there were two things, one she didn't care if it was shaken or stirred and didn't drive these and wante

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not to break down the dialogue but they expressed their opinion at the same time this week to robert reich to start standing by for us in seoul the more we hear about what happened on thursday. that's right their defense officials here in seoul have been briefing lawmakers and the national assembly just on what took place on thursday and as you mentioned it coincides with the release of photographs now from the state run media of north korea showing kim jong un overseeing what's described as a strike drill by a number of units using a whole array of different or weaponry according to south korea's military in addition to what's assumed to be these two short range missiles being fired in one direction in the other direction firing west into the sea on that side of the korean peninsula where a number of multiple rocket launchers in addition to self-propelled guns so this was a fairly sizable show of force and it comes as five days after a similar weapons a demonstration by the north korean military so it has upped the tension here it is a provocative act but south korea as you've mentioned t

through plow and most recently at the beginning of may there marches are reminiscent of hitler's 3rd reich the torches flags and drums. party has polarized the people of. torches to our uniforms it was creepy i find it a bit frightening. some of their ideas you can't. it's horrible that they've set up here and the people indulge them. whether groups are allowed to demonstrate here is up to the local district office if demonstrators wear uniforms or if there is the threat of violence then it can be banned but so far authorities haven't acted. local authorities have often been accused of not using the full extent of the law against far right groups many say they downplay the threat they pose or turn a blind eye the marches are repeatedly allowed. because it's about rights and the rule of law and i think it's important the playing field both legally and judicially is extended as far as possible though sometimes i would like to see more courage from local authorities political scientist says just restricting the neo nazi demonstrations is not enough he's calling for a complete ban on the party

plow and most recently at the beginning of may there marches show clear parallels to hitler's 3rd reich torches flags drums strict marching all reminiscent of the nazi dictatorship . the neo nazi party has a polarized the people of plough and. they were allowed to carry torches to our uniforms. it was creepy i find it a bit frightening is in some of their ideas are impeccable. strikers as it's horrible that they've set up base here and even worse that people indulge them. but . whether groups are allowed to demonstrate here is up to the local district office if demonstrators wear uniforms or if there is the threat of violence then a rally can be banned authorities here have yet to ban any activities the district office says the right wing demonstration was not violent or intimidating and they were powerless to stop it from taking place there were no grounds to ban it. east german authorities have often been accused of not using the full extent of the law against right wing groups many say they play down the threat they pose or turn a blind eye the marches are repeatedly allowed as good

part robert reich in south korea celebrating the festival to talk about what overshadowed by the us or the.

up of the earlier this reich is just the beginning of more escalation is to come because the military is wasting time and will meet the demands of the revolution and only give us talk in just 2 years i expect if the military council does not give us a straight answer in the negotiations and show us good faith then you should expect more civil disobedience the posters outside his shop display his and many others opinions one says we don't want the spring we want the whole garden another says. to me a reference to the vice chairman of the transitional military council's threat to sack anyone who went on strike. into the early hours and there's a celebrate 3 out with the city outside the military headquarters one of the senior leaders of the protest movement tells us the strike was a success but challenges lie ahead. after the high response to the strike would receive word the army wants to talk again and welcome such a move because we believe in dialogue and resolving things in a reasonable manner but the revolution will continue and who will keep escalating gradually right now the prot

and under the reich incitement of this, i believe them capable of courage and persistence of purpose which must in the end extort both victory and admiration. there was no one as keen on this as general benjamin butler, who at the end was given high praise by the african-americans who served in the army of the james. he said very quickly to his men, your patriotism, fidelity and courage has illustrated the best qualities of manhood. with the bayonet you have unlocked the iron barred gates of prejudice, opening new fields for liberty, freedom and equality of rights for yourself and for your race forever. the effects of the civil war and what it had on the nation and the african-american community forever changed the direction and vision of those who were and became part of this communal policy. part of the reason for this committee's change resulted from the direct dissipation by black -- the direct participation by black men and women in the war, including the distinguished service by 21 who were awarded the medal of honor, the first recognized was william carney who was also in the

out in france after dunkirk and at the time britain had no idea what was going on under the third reich. yet, it faced imminent invasion itself so he was interviewing refugees what's going on was happening and he saw virginia and heard about the eminences and heard how committed she was in that fight for freedom and truth and he did what any really important thing he did and gave her a phone number and said it was a friend that she should call him and keep company when he got back to london but it was not a friend but a senior agent in this british spy service called the special operations executive. sure enough, when virginia got to london she called them. they had a rule against women going into enemy territory and how to rule against foreigners at that point because they thought they did not need them but that rule was torn up and abandoned and never saw lights again. problem was how many people do you think were willing to go into france under nazi rule? no real training, no idea what it would be like no research committee, no backup if things go wrong and no direct medication with

reich, senators and thank you all for your leadership at this time in international affairs. i want to applaud your determination to hold this hearing, to look at the humanitarian consequences of the war in syria. because our experience of the last eight years is that far too often the danger that unattended humanitarian crisis leads to geopolitical works are critically important. let me make a few introductory remarks. i had the privilege of testifying before this committee in 2015 and in 2017 when the inhumanity of the syrian conflict was a major news story. today syria is mainly an ounce of the news, but the suffering of over half of the syrian population. the population numbered about 25 million in 2011. well over half have been affected by the war. the suffering has not abated. in the last 24 hours, bombing raids in the northwest of syria by the government of syria and russian forces have caused death and destruction. i got in touch with our team on the ground this morning. they reported to me that today there have already been 50 air raids and attacks. we know yesterday

this is an opportunity for anyone who reich to speak on a matter within the board's jurisdiction but not on the board's general calendar. anyone here for public comment? moving to item 2, commissioner comments and questions. no? okay. we'll move to item 3. this is the before you for discussion of adoption minutes of the april 3, 2019 board meeting. it's for your consideration. >> any comments? >> a motion to move them. >> clerk: we have a motion frto adopt the minutes from the board meeting on on that motion. the minutes are adopted. we will now move on to item 4. this say special item given by the zoning administrator an informational presentation regarding the annual limit program called prop m or office cap. >> must be springtime. it is. i hope you're enjoying the weather and cory teague from planning staff and here to give an update on the limit program in san francisco. some apologies in advance. i'm seeing geographic anomalies at the way the presentation is showing up on the screen so if it looks odd i apologize for that. why are we here to talk about this today? to get started

expanding current prebooking and rearraignment programmes reich leave.one of the things that i was noticing today as it relates to some of the statistics in the budget and legislative analyst's report is that as i understand it, since october of 2017, there have been only 11 his 11 hispan% of people have been -- only 11 people have been referred to lead, but meanwhile, we have 75 wheat peopl75white people. yet per the analyst's report on page 10, it says that hispanics make up 51% of the number of drug arrests and white people make up 16%. so the referrals that are made need to be proportionate to the number of arrests. otherwise, we have communities of colour who are disproportionately impacted and continue to be impacted and aren't getting access to the diversion programs that are available. we encourage lead to be evaluated to ensure that those who are arrested for nonviolent offenses including sales and possession for sale like i've mentioned, that those people are appropriately referred to lead. we are calling for an end to the costly and ineffectiv

part robert reich in south korea celebrating the best of all it's all about but over shadowed by the look out for the. thank you. the at. the in. hello there is being pretty wet for some of us in thailand recently there has been some sunshine but also a good deal of clouds for many of us and some pretty heavy downpours too and that's really what we can expect as we head through the day on monday as well so if you catch a shower you'll certainly know about it will be pretty heavy towards the south there would also be some showers here but generally they'll be more scattered so they'll be some better spells of sunshine in between as you head out towards the eastern part of our map there we have a little developing area of low pressure that will enhance some of the rains his have some of the wet weather is likely to be pretty heavy am prolonged down towards australia we've got warm weather system moving away from the east but as that will moves away we've got another area of cloud that's edging its way towards parts of western australia so we'll see more in the way of cloud here the win

izzy investigating a crime question reich what is the predication of that crime. what justifies the president taking this action question markey gave the president has pretty broad authority to do this. it's not bill barr it is john durham. i think that's what they're nervous about is you have an independent dogged prosecutor that has a long reputation of being a straight shooter, but a aggressive one who's going to have access to inspector general , grand jury now to declassified information for hi to look at the origins of the investigation into the trump campaign. that is the momentous part of this. it's not bill barr or the gratuitous attacks on him its john durham as he looks at all the originations. >> my understanding is this is about building out the infrastructure for durham to do his investigation and when he doesn't get something to go bac to the channel to get it. julian, i want you to respond t a little bit more of what we're hearing from senator graham. you heard a little bit there. >> he is going to look at it from a criminal point of view. there is

while very prominent cleric muhammad saddam has become a sense of for the sudras movement here in the reich which has developed into a political party led by. assad also a shia cleric nobody as yet has claimed responsibility for the attack but it is worth noting that at the end of april abu bakr al baghdadi the leader of why solicitors have appeared in a video for the first time in five years and has vowed to get revenge for the land lost by i saw in both syria and in iraq. with the latest saying that developing a story coming out of southern city in baghdad at the moment rob thanking. china has rejected accusations of backtracking on trade commitments with the u.s. this is it prepares to resume talks in washington with the threat of new parents on its goods looming a spokesman for beijing's commerce in the streets says the country has kept its promises as hopes of reaching a trade agreement fell this week president trying to strengthen to hike paris on two hundred billion dollars worth of imports from china in just a few hours time if a deal cannot give each. we were getting very close to

robert reich and liz holtzman, thank you. we have more breaking news, we'll be back in 60 seconds. >>> we continue to cover tonight's big breaking news, special counsel robert mueller wrote to the attorney general, william barr, to complain that barr had characterized his report in a misleading way. i want to turn now to democratic congresswoman, ajit pai of washington, who's a member of the house judiciary committee. what does this do to your sense of william barr's performance as the attorney general of the united states? >> it's completely shocking. and i have to say, i have been studying what barr has said, first when he released the four-page report, his report, second, when he did the press conference before he released the redacted report and that was going to be my line of questioning for thursday, was the inconsistencies between what he said and what the report says. now with this news, it is just very, very clear that barr had one goal, and that was to cover-up and reinterpret mueller's report. now to see that muell

now from robert reich has more from seoul. senior south korean defense officials have been briefing lawmakers in the national assembly on thursday's weapons test and it coincides with the release by north korean state run media of images of what it calls a strike drill are various weapons being used by a number of different units overseen by leader kim jong un now south korea's military says that in addition to what's assumed to be the two short range missiles being fired in one direction and also being fired but this time in a westward direction towards the sea on that side of the korean peninsula were a number of multiple rocket launchers and also self-propelled guns so a serious show of force by north koreans military and it comes just five days after a similar weapons test which was carried out on saturday on north korea's east coast are now coming together they see is taken as a very serious provocation but south korea seeming to do all they can not to be provoked almost downplaying the significance and the seriousness of

robert reich and liz holtzman, thank you. we have more breaking news, we'll be back in 60 seconds. we we'll be back in 60 seconds. biopharmaceutical researchers. driven each day to pursue life-changing cures... in a country built on fostering innovation. here, they find breakthroughs... like a way to fight cancer by arming a patient's own t-cells... and a new therapy that gives the blind a working gene so they can see again. because it's not just about the next breakthrough... it's all the ones after that. >>> we continue to cover tonight's big breaking news, special counsel robert mueller wrote to the attorney general, william barr, to complain that barr had characterized his report in a misleading way. i want to turn now to democratic congresswoman, ajit pai of washington, who's a member of the house judiciary committee. what does this do to your sense of william barr's performance as the attorney general of the united states? >> it's completely shocking. and i have to say, i have been studying what barr has said, first when he released the four-page report, his report, second, w

we need to act reich now. climate scientists are in universal agreement -- we need to act right now. climate scientists are in universal agreement, the climate is warming. military and intelligence experts have warned it is a national security threat. you are no longer going to educate americans to hide their head in the sand. e need to work together. one nation, as an international community. the goals some have set above have been called overly ambitious. you bet they're ambitious. these are big problems, and americans tackle big problems with big solutions. support h.r. 9 would do just that. it shows the world the united states is committed to the paris agreement, that we are serious about setting targets for carbon emissions reductions. this agreement is the bare minimum we can do to prevent against the impacts of climate change. we need to be serious about getting this right, that we're serious about preserving the world for our people, for people like my grandchildren and their grandchildren. madam speak

. >> and this is -- >> these are my collard greens, plenty of pork, cornbread, dirty reich, essentialnamite. in fact, all my parents, aunts and untils fight over them. >> i bet they do. this puppy over here? >> one of our signature cocktails. enjoy. it's never too early to drink in new orleans. >> i have to say, full disclosure, i do know the difference between cajun and creole country. >> congratulations. >> you can date your family back to the 1700s. >> that's right. >> but you say it's not just a lifestyle, it's a mindset to be cajun. >> absolutely. it's a flavor. it's this whole mindset. we keep our culture, and we're one of the few places in the south that really embraces that culture and really likes to bring those influences from france and from nova scotia. we've melled with the creoles and mexico is next to us. 've about nowadays we have the vietnamese. we have the irish. >> native american. >> native american. >> i love that you said your family was a family of foodies before foodies was a term everybody was using. you had these influences your dad was bringing to you. >> my

look reich right now we have harvey weinstein is he walking out he is alleged serial rapist.ing innocent people who are presumed people innocent in jail until and unless they're proven guilty. it should not be a situation based on fundamental fairness where have you some people able to pay to get out and those that aren't. when de blasio is putting forth these guidelines, there is a lot of factors that are involved. factors involving fundamental fairness in terms of who is able to get out and who is not. we know he wants to ultimately close rikers island. rikers island is starting to look at one of those prisons when we look at locked up abroad something comparable along those lines. it's not a good place for a lot of these teenagers be. to the extent they are coming out you don't want them coming out from a system that has made them worse particularly when they are presumed innocent. pete: looking at the city, all neighborhoods of the city do you get a safer city of this approach vis-a-vis maybe what you saw under mayor giuliani? >> i think the city is going in the wrong dir

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