just schreiber. >> i thought schreiber. >> but where would he find this schreiber?under one more clue when asked by detective wide about tom's friend. sandra said that the boys were once worked by these. >> -- >> so detective dug crisscrossed southern california searching through the employment records of every target store for a guy named schreiber. but nobody had ever heard of him. >> and we were starting to come to the end of our rope we were getting to a dead-end. >> that was about the time jack 's daughter reveal big game getting packages in the mail from sandra who said that they were keepsakes that jack wanted his girls to have. >> like what? >> little boxes like ash trees bowling ball bag. it was just weird stuff that just kept coming. >> which seem designed to provoke exactly the reaction the sister's fault. >> hatred. >> more than i had before. >> sandra seemed to be telling them she had beaten them got away with it won the game. >> he just said are we cursed? is there something with this case that's just not going to be solved? >> it's frustrating for him

walter schreiber, general of medicine, was also taken there. service, which conducted experiments onis werner schreiber, who was engaged in forcing prisoners to torture each other in a concentration camp and, accordingly, due to this he studied phasiology, he, like all other scientists, was transported to the territory of the united states, he changed his biography, excluding his party membership, he received the position of head of the medical department at the texas aviation school. german specialists worked in various fields, from nuclear energy to chemical industry. in total , about 1,600 outstanding engineers and technicians were exported from germany, including for the development of new types of weapons. according to the yalta agreements, all nazi criminals must be caught and punished. all their means of producing weapons should be destroyed, instead, the americans secretly seize it all, take it inside themselves and use it to prepare for further confrontation with the soviet union, by the way , an important role in saving the nazis in organizing the so-called rat trails playe

the schreiber to make sure many, all the lebanese board, the villages that has a lot retaliated once again by hitting the minute you post. and then now we are seeing this statement from visible. i think they hit the ministry post a 3rd time. so the several of the tax now, but this is just part of this whole context stuff that's been accumulating over the past days. take into consideration also does a sad front growing. yes, said a couple of rockets, one launch one syria to us as well. and they saw on his red retaliation by hitting california to national apple. so the situation, despite the fact it looks like an operation zone and it says i contain tension. however, this contains tension is getting out of control with the human price. the more people, the more civilians are being killed, the more that is recreation. and we can see now things that might be going out of the agenda or fall or what is being flying to for this. a blind escalation alley. as you say, we all now talking about the conflict on multiple friends, you say it's contained for not with the phase of escalation of comm

coming up, megan schreiber, joining bloomberg tv at 1:00 p.m. new york time.omberg. ♪ guy: workers at a chevron facility in australia are planning to resume the strikes we have seen. that threatens to disrupt global surprise -- supplies. it is winter season. this is not a direct effect. this is asian buyers that largely buy from this facility, but it has a global impact because europe increasingly relies on ship-born gas. every certainly feels like it has more power. you are listening to the labor secretary earlier on mentioning this fact. look at the labor data we have seen, that must give labor the view that it can act with relative impunity at the moment. the uaw strike is going to be interesting to see what happens later on. alix: i also am interested in the industries this is happening too. i cannot painted with a broad stroke, but take a look at autos and energy. those are two under huge transitions. for big energy it is going to alternative energy in the future. so how to allocate capital? it is quite interesting. guy: what about the health care sector?

avital schreiber, levi is also a mother worried about her children. she has five of them, ages 2 to 12. they've been listening for sirens that indicate rockets overhead. so what that means is gathering my five children and saying siren. and we go down downstairs to the building's communal bomb shelter. she says what they're seeing on the ground is the stuff of nightmares. but while her husband, a doctor, is called to fight. her job is just as important. it i find a strength in the realization that i am needed and that i can't afford to fall apart. and that mothers are soldiers. now, she says everyone there has either lost someone or has someone fighting and that the mood is grim, unspeakable. all sadness, shock and horror that humanity can come to this. amy in lafayette says she's gotten a call from her son and he's okay for now. all she can do is hope this fighting is over quickly. i said, you're scared. you're crying with all those other mothers, you know, hoping that my son will don't become a victim. amy says she's actually hoping to travel to isr

. >> commissioner schreiber. >> i just want to add my thanks to the witnesses and i think most of my questions have been addressed. >> commissioner wessel? >> thank you. i appreciate your recognition of robin barry's work. they have been toiling in this field as you have any years. you referred to and used the term willful blindness and i appreciate your recognition of the long-term work of this commission. i will argue to you that blindness continues to cloud visibility as to many of the challenges we face. you know, recently in appreciating the work of the administration on an outbound executive they need an outbound investment executive order, it is still limited in terms of providing us the data on critical supply chains. batteries, pharmaceutical, etc.. you know, we have existing u.s. authorities that this commission has referred to in the past. for example, the department of commerce and the power to compel the u.s. or any business doing business in the u.s., that can be used to provide us data on supply chains. whether it is batteries or critical minerals or materials or aeros

in israel, avital schreiber, levi is also a mother worried about her children.as five of them, ages 2 to 12. they've beenincato what that means is gathering my five children and saying siren and we go down downstairs to the building's communal bomb shelte■ nighares. but while her husband, a doctor, is called to fight. her job is just as important. but i find a strength in the realization that i am needed and that i can't fall ars are soldiers. now, she says everyone there has either lost someone or has someone fighting , and that the mood is grim, and horror that humanity can come to this. amy in lafayette says she's gotten a call from her son and he's okay for now. all she can do is hope this fighting is over quickly. i said, you're other mothers, you know, hoping that my son won't become a victim. amy says she's actually hoping to travel israel in early november, if that's possible lin a position to help and to be nearer to her son in lafayette. and ruben ktvu fox two news.alry equipment and supplies to israee department sources. and the us has started moving