rudolph was known as the father of the saturn rocket. he is extremely controversial because he is someone who did have a very sketchy background. he was a hardened nazi. in his file so that way they cannot get him to erase that part of his record.but he was personally responsible for ordering the hangings of slave laborers in the factory where the v2 was produced in germany. and yet, that was largely concealed or deemed not provable. until the 1980s when the office of special investigation, which is part of the justice department, opened an investigation based on some historical research that was done into his case. and then progressed to the point where in 1980s, he was given the option here of either facing a possible trial and having, being deported or voluntarily returning to germany. if you voluntarily left. but he also got to keep all of the federal benefits. this was the closest that a paperclip acquisition with tom to being prosecuted for their crimes. that was not until the mid-1980s. the program called paperclip would be 1945 u

everyone seems to be talking about this man actor france rudolph ski appears in two films which are in the running for an award he might win a silver badge for best actor for his performance in a film based on an a sig as novel transit a story about flight from the nazis. a price for the hardest film to watch would surely go to the makers of the toy or a film about the mass murder by a right wing extremist on the norwegian island of the same name. survivors of the massacre were at the press conference and said why they have found the film so important. action to show why brightly and susan can beat this is hate in its purest form and as. this. film fans at the berlin ali also put in an award winning performance they bought hundreds of thousands of tickets cementing the berlin ali's reputation as the largest film festival in the world that's open to the public. forsberg with their new coach who no love idea travel two minds to kick off match day twenty four on friday night the visitors had multiple opportunities to put the game away but mines had other ideas see the wolves josephs nette

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everyone seems to be talking about this man actor france rudolph ski of his in two films which are in the running for an award he might win a silver bear for best actor for his performance in a film based on an a sig is novel transit a story about flight from the nazis. a prize for the hardest film to watch would surely go to the makers of the toya a film about the mass murder by a right wing extremist on the norwegian island of the same name. survivors of the massacre were at the press conference and said why they had found the film so important. action to show was the right thing serious and can beat. this is take it in a serious form and as you just don't. film fans at the berlin ali also put in an award winning performance they bought hundreds of thousands of tickets cementing the berlin ali's reputation as the largest film festival in the world that's open to the public. and just a reminder of the top story that we're following for you the u.n. security council has postponed a vote on the ceasefire in syria until later today this syrian government continues its barred wind of the

bolivia police say a street vendors gas canister exploded during carnival celebrations in the city of rudolph at least forty people were also injured. and at least nine people have died in a gun battle between the indian army and separatists in the disputed region of kashmir militants stormed an army camp there on saturday no group has claimed responsibility but the indian army says pro pakistani militants carried out the assault. in turkey the main program her dish opposition party the h d p has elected a new leadership istanbul lawmaker petted and bold on and says i to mealy the only candidates will be the new co-leaders of the second largest opposition party in turkey's parliament the vote follows a crackdown on the party for a legit terror links that led to the jailing of its former leaders and hundreds of arrests. mourners have gathered outside the home of pakistani human rights campaigner. john geer she died on sunday of cardiac arrest in lahore at age sixty six to hunt deer campaigned tirelessly for for democracy and free speech in pakistan and she faced many death threats for speaking

he was freed in exchange for convicted kgb spy rudolph able. >> entering questions about the exchange of soviet spy for u 2 pilot powers, president kennedy tells his latest washington news conference. >> for the whereabouts of mr. powers, i can say at this time he's in his country undergoing important interviews. he'll be free to testify before the congress, should the congress so wish. >> on march 6th, powers appeared for a hearing before a senate select committee. >> they exonerated him of wrongdoing and showed him to be a fine young man in a dangerous situation. even though he was cleared by the selected investigative committee and cleared by the cia and shown to follow orders, they never did anything to help clear his name. >> the american people had mix the reactions about the insz dent and francis gary powers release. >> it's awesome. >> when your dad arrives in the united states, does he expect to be treated as a hero? >> when he got home he was shocked to discover that many americans thought he betrayed his country. some editorials said my father was a hero. some said he was a

. >> reporter: brad rudolph with penndot says drivers can blame the weather for the majority of thoseotholes. >> this has been, you know, a severe outbreak, it's been a season like 2015 where we saw a lot of freeze-thaw cycles so it gets cold, gets warm, precipitation mixed in which is causing a lot of deterioration to the pavement. >> reporter: penndot says crews are patching about of 60 to 70 highways a week to keep up demand. rudolph says the best thing to do is watch your speed and try to avoid those potholes safely. >> we expect it to get worse before it gets better but we're going to be out there every day when year not providing winter services patching these roads. >> reporter: mechanics always see an uptick in business this time of year to repair cars damaged by potholes. >> tire damage is number one. i believe our tire calls have gone up significantly in the last two months. >> reporter: here's some advice from an expert. >> you're going to hit potholes, it's just the nature of living in philadelphia and driving on the roads and in this cold weather climate. so just try not

rudolph was born in the state of tennessee in 1940 when she was just 16 years old she qualified for the956 summer olympics in melbourne. she also competed in the 1960 games in rome, the first olympics that was televised worldwide she tallied three gold medals and won the bronze. >> she continued to work for civil rights and athletic nonprofits throughout her life. she died in 1994 in tennessee. if you have a monumental american, we want to hear about it, tweet us #velshiruhle. >> that is one great woman. perfect day to do it. tonight the opening ceremony of the winter olympics takes place. you can see it right here on nbc, i absolutely love watching it, it's one of my favorite things. >> thank you for watching this hour of msnbc. i'm ali velshi, i'll be back at 3:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. >> >> and you can see both of us tomorrow on our special business mainstream media covering business show at 12:30 p.m. eastern time. now we hand you off to andrea mitchell for "an andrea mitchell reports." >>> how long did they know? multiple reports top white house officials knew robert porter didn't ha

back in 2016, commissioner leann rudolph where, i'm concerned about this.nforcement division. what is the commission doing to make sure kids are safe if they happen to get into an uber? >> that is why this issue is specifically t'd up. >> reporter: this is public safety in regard to kids. shouldn't this be taken up as soon as possible? >> the commission has it teed up. >> reporter: rideshare companies are regulated differently because partly riders are not technically on the payroll. in the teen's lawsuit, she accused uber of negligent hiring but the driver is an independent contractor, not an employee. she doesn't see a difference. >> i think they should take responsibility for what their workers are doing. >> reporter: that includes making sure kids aren't picked up in the first place. they need to cancel trips for unaccompanied minors, but that doesn't always happen. hi, are you okay taking under 18? >> yeah. >> okay. >> reporter: tonight we go undercover and expose how rideshare companies are failing to enforce their own rules, possibly putting thousand

they put us to the test with some minnesota celebrities, stephon diggs and kyle rudolph.some pass. >> good. >> back field. run up. hit you on the inside. got it? >> absolutely. >> welcome to the land owe lake farm bowl next up we have pete hegseth from "fox & friends," driggs and kyle rudolph from the minnesota vikings. pete: totally geeing out as a minnesota viking fans. two of my absolute favorite players. had you incredible season. you had the minneapolis miracle which we all saw it my heart stopped along with everyone else for a full hour. i didn't stop smiling for an hour. how long does it take to sink in what what happened? >> it still hasn't sunk in all the way. gave the grace of god that he put me in the position to make a play. pete: season over what's on tap for the next couple months. >> training. i will spend time with my daughter. >> he is talking about draining i will be relaxing. going on 8. >> feels like 11. pete: you guys did the farm bowl. what are you doing here. >> some speed. and strength. >> i got strength, i got speed. i got neither. [buzzer] pete:

ships known as it will go wrong rudolph ships five of the companies involved in this transport business of his faces and a cocktail. is unrelated to a separate ongoing investigation into some german car many factors which might also berkeley edu competition rules. you can only israeli action now wall street paring back earlier sharp gains that is after the federal reserve released its latest minutes from its last meeting. as saying it remains committed to gradually raising interest rates throughout the year and forecasting that the tax overhaul will boost america's economy more than expected. was makes clothes in europe this is the one hundred leading with gains of nearly half a percentage point. minor glencore outperforms its shares up five percent is it recorded as it reported its best ever financial results. nearly fifteen billion dollars adjusted profits for twenty seventeen. moving on some days of the business headlines now. has extended its office reason london for another ten years site could keep its european headquarters there even after brexit. financial services firms have be

everyone seems to be talking about this man actor france rudolph ski of his in two films which are in the running for an award he might win a silver badge for best actor for his performance in a film based on anna sega's novel transit a story about flight from the nazis. a prize for the hardest film to watch would surely go to the makers of toya a film about the mass murder by a right wing extremist on the norwegian island of the same name survivors of the massacre were at the press conference and said why they have found the film so important. to action to show why rightly extremists who can beat. this is take it in its purest form and was just this. film fans at the berlin ali also put in an award winning performance they bought hundreds of thousands of tickets cementing the berlin ali's reputation as the largest film festival in the world that's open to the public. so so many films competing there's so much to look forward to you guys will be there as we find out who is going to win those pairs maya schrader charlotte charles impale on the red carpet for us as always we'll see you

be the solution and that's we evacuated one thousand or two thousand of them to be seated out of rudolph as feared government forces try to enter eastern huta from three sides attempting to seize as much landis possible before the cease fire is implemented reinforcements from the syrian army's fourth and tenth brigades have been circling east and who different days special forces and troops from the elite tiger battalion are also on the frontlines. bulldozers and tanks are deployed to breach rebel defenses iran and syria maintain that the security council resolution allows the targeting of what they call terrorists thank this by keeping large numbers and heavy rebels in. their front lines or for killing and capturing some soldiers. we welcome the security council's decision regarding a ceasefire because of the burden on our families and he said this suffering must be lifted of the decision to stop the bloodshed caused by the regime in eastern guta as usual we didn't find any commitment by the syrian regime and its russian allies. northwestern go to southern with almost every front and ha

kids getting presents black kids getting cuffed ♪ no prancer, no dancer just sessions plus bannon ♪ rudolphul ♪ let's be merry not pout or grimace ♪ so stuff your stocking and forget for five minutes ( laughter ) ♪ ain't no chestnuts roasting on the souls in the flames ♪ congratulations mankind you're ( bleep ) insane ♪ the hair is made of smog and the earth ♪ is getting ( bleep ) we're at war every day ♪ that's a drone not a sleigh ♪ facebook reminder: time to go out and shop ♪ your government is infiltrated by russian black ops ♪ christmas so white like the nazi alt-right ♪ and they're caroling with torches ♪ violent and deadly night ( laughter ) >> stephen: fair point, but there's also... ♪ sitting by the fire and sharing conversation ♪ trimming the tree it's a magical creation ♪ put politics aside for just one night ♪ the whole family's here so try to keep it light ( laughter ) ♪ run the jewels run the jewels ♪ eh, eh, eh run the jewels ♪ eh, eh, eh run the jewels ♪ come on joy to the world ♪ will never come we ( bleep ) ♪ in santa's sack santa's my bitch ♪ creepy cracker-ass witch quit

since 1984, there have been more than 48 cases of insider trading brought by new york's attorney rudolphn in law enforcement to do it. >> if you do get caught, you are going to lose your liberty and go to prison. >> today as the prospect of a much wider scandal seems certain, the market was off more than 40 points. this after it was learned that ivan boesky was talking, and then some. >> this is like arresting the madame of a brothel and finding her private book of clients. >> this guy boesky takes a fall and all over wall street, they're practically jumping out windows. it comes out he's been taping his phone calls and maybe private talks for three months. and wall street big shots begin wetting their -- well, you get the idea. >> of course, boesky was guilty. there was going to be no defense. all he had was bargaining power. who could he deliver? >> levine was a fish, boesky was a shark. who is the whale they're going to catch? >> i don't know. >> drexel burnham? >> well, that's possible. >> in the middle of all this is drexel burnham lambert. it shot to the top of the high-stakes worl

. >> this is rudolph. see the white tip on his nose? what shall we name this -- >> flash. that was flash. >> reporter: on the noavo, they head to open seas halfway between baja california, and hawaii. a place known as white shark cafe. >> they will swim to an adjacent area called the sub tropical gyro or warm place. >> reporter: they focused on tagging sharks with advanced satellite tags n. april, they'll team up with the aquarium to travel to the white shark cafe and study what the sharks do there and the dangers they face from commercial fishing. >> we have done a great job protecting this region. and our hope is we could increase the protection for these animals in their offshore realm. >> reporter: the research is helping pinpoint the number of white sharks that visit the bay area each year, which they estimate at more than 220. >> here we go! >> reporter: on this day, the team saw a dozen of those sharks. >> here she comes. >> reporter: tagging three. >> all right. yeah! >> woo! >> finally. >> reporter: just a little closer to unde

be the solution and that's we evacuated one thousand or two thousand of them to be seated out of rudolph as feared government forces try to enter eastern huta from three sides attempting to seize as much landis possible before the cease fire is implemented reinforcements from the syrian army's fourth and tenth brigades have been circling east and who different days special forces and troops from the elite tiger battalion are also on the frontlines. bulldozers and tanks are deployed to breach rebel defenses iran and syria maintain that the security council resolution allows the targeting of what they call terrorists thanks this by keeping larger numbers and heavy rebels in. their front line so far killing and capturing some soldiers. we welcome the security council's decision regarding a ceasefire because of the burden on our families and he said this suffering must be lifted of the decision to stop the bloodshed caused by the regime in eastern as usual we didn't find any commitment by the syrian regime in its russian allies. northwest and go to southern whiston almost every front and has

and you know, that's an entrapment type diabolical method we see in terrorists, eric rudolph, he used entrapment terrorism. but to see it in young juveniles in school shootings, you even have a diabolical entrapment method in their murder. they're planning it, they want to seek that revenge, we have got to be alert to the subtle warnings, we have got to give the schools the tools, mental health restraining orders. we need to act. and i will say, try to act with the power you have. you and i were talking, you know, as you're a journalist and i'm an analyst and we're talking and that's what we can do. but other people have different powers. you know, the president could get to the podium and say, he's asking every american who has children in school to lock their guns. i mean he could make it really an important message, the leaders in the congress could do that, every governor of every state could hold a press conference and do that. i can tell you that would save a tremendous amount of children's lives, if they would reach every parent in america who could lock their guns up. maybe th

won't be the solution that we evacuated one thousand or two thousand of them to be seated out of rudolph as feared government forces try to enter eastern huta from three sides attempting to seize as much landis possible before the cease fire is implemented reinforcements from the syrian army's fourth and tenth brigades have been circling east and who different days special forces and troops from the elite tiger battalion are also on the frontlines. bulldozers and tanks are deployed to breach rebel defenses iran and syria maintain that the security council resolution allows the targeting of what they call terrorists. or to this by keeping larger troop numbers and heavy rebels in. their front lines so far killing and capturing some soldiers. do not have enough we welcome the security council's decision regarding a ceasefire because of the burden on our families and he said this suffering must be lifted to the decision to stop the bloodshed caused by the regime in eastern guta as usual we didn't find any commitment by the syrian regime and its russian allies. northwestern go to southern wit

the stories he has reported, the oklahoma city bombing, the olympic bombing in the search for eric rudolph, the clinton impeachment proceedings, the legal wrangling over the 2000 florida election results, the federal governments investigation following the september 11 terrorist attacks and the boston marathon bombing and trial. he is a recipient of three national news emmy awards. a native of casper, wyoming, and a 1974 graduate of stanford, he was a news reporter and news director at katie wo radio and television in casper for mac and 74-1985. he came to washington in 1986 o join the staff of congressman dick cheney as a legislative assistant and press secretary. in 1989 when cheney was named secretary of defense, williams was appointed assistant secretary of defense for public affairs. he served as pentagon spokesman during the persian gulf war and military operations in panama and somalia. the national association of government communicators named him communicator of the year in 1991. ladies and gentlemen, pete williams. [applause] >> thank you thank you very muc. a pleasure to be here

arthur rudolph was known as the father of the saturn rocket. he's extremely controversial because he's someone who did have a very sketchy background. he was an ardent nazi and his own file said that. they couldn't erase that part of his record, but he was personally responsible for ordering the hangings of slave laborers in the factory where it was produced in germany and yet, that was largely concealed or deemed not provable until the 1980's, when the office of special investigation looked as part of the justice department, opened an investigation based on some historical research that was done into his case. and had progressed to the point where in 1980-- in the mid 1980's, he was given the option here of either facing a possible trial and having, you know, being deported off voluntarily returning to germany. and he voluntarily left. but he also got to keep all of his federal benefits. but this was the closest that a paper clip acquisition had come to being prosecuted for their crimes and that was not until the mid 1980's. program called pap

among the stories he is reported, oklahoma city bombing, the olympic bombing and the search for eric rudolph, the clinton impeachment proceedings, the legal wrangling over the 2000 florida election results, the federal governments investigation following the september 11 terrorist attacks in the boston marathon bombing and trial. he is a recipient of three national news in the awards. a native of casper, wyoming, and the 1934 graduate of stanford he was a news reporter and news director in casper from 1974-1985. he came to washington in 1986 to join the staff of congressman dick cheney as a legislative assistant and press secretary. in 1989 when cheney was named secretary of defense williams was appointed assistant secretary of defense for public affairs. he served as pentagon spokesman during the persian gulf war and military operations in panama and somalia. the national association of government communicators named him communicate of the year in 1991. ladies and gentlemen, pete williams. [applause] >> thank you very much. it's a pleasure to be here today. can you hear is all right? i'm su