>> what happened to captain schroeder? >> captain schroeder, the first get together in miami beach and i put an ad in the paper in hamberg, germany, to find out about the captain. i got a letter from his nephew, he passed away. and we invited the family of captain schrader to come to miami beach. he came, was very interested. there were about that survived the st. louis. and since i organized the get-together, the nephew presented me with a hat of captain schroeder, which i had for a long time and then i gave it to the museum in washington, which it is there. and one time i was invited to go back to hamberg, germany, and i met his sister there and she was very much involved with the st. louis and she sent me a beautiful book with the pictures of captain schroeder, and his life story. also, i felt very sorry for captain schroeder and i wanted to put the question forth of the gentile. i sent the application. it was refused because captain was not in the war. it was before the war. but the petition of all that survived the st

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. >> what happened to captain schroeder. >> captain schroeder, the first get together in miami beachd i put an ad in the paper in hamberg, germany, to find out about captain shader. i got a letter from his nephew, he passed away. and we invited the family of captain schrader to come to miami beach. and he came, there were about 300 that survived the st. louis and since i organized the get-together, the nephew presented me with a hat of captain schroeder, which i had for a long time and then i gave it to the museum in washington, which it is there. and one time i was invited to go back to hamberg, germany, and i met his sister there and she was very much involved with the st. louis and she sent me a beautiful book with the pictures of captain schroeder, and his life story. also, i felt very sorry for captain schroeder and i wanted to put the question forth of the gentile. i sent the question, because captain schroeder was not in the war. it was before the war. but the petition of all that survived the st. louis and sent it back to israel and it was accepted. >> [ inaudible question ].

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with a dark history of dealing with fascism the star of the show is thirty one year old patrick schroeder he told me that it's time to change the image of the rightwing as a revenge on things because if we want to rebrand our image to show we aren't crazies we want to show their ideas aren't dramatic in the media were called nazis fascists all of that with strong views on immigration on t l g b t rights and a firm belief that multiculturalism is wrong schroeder along with his anonymous co-host vendetta have been labeled as part of a new wave of neo nazi hipster in germany called by some we don't refer to ourselves as mr if people want to call us that then they can go ahead we're willing to use any possibilities to present ourselves as well as the show should also give seminars to educate followers how to present themselves to the public these mentions feed when you see a person like that what do you think even if yes right i'm not voting for him clothes and music are a big part of the movement targeting under thirty aren't happy with the current government and what they see as the glorifi

charges were dropped in exchange for guilty pleas on gun and assault charges on the 2010 shooting of schroeder. she was celebrating her birthday and wedding anniversary in union square. she was caught in the crossfire of what police call a gang shoot-out. >>> the sheriff's deputy who shot and killed a boy in santa rosa last year is returning to patrol. the sonoma county sheriff's office says deputy eric gelhaus, who has been on desk duty for eight months will be back patrolling the streets next week. gelhaus shot 13-year-old andy lopez back in october of last year. the boy was playing with a replica ak-47 that gelhaus thought was real. people who want gelhaus off the job plan to protest in front of the county's sheriff's office tomorrow. >>> the american flag prompting offensive letters in one local neighborhood. someone is sending disparaging mail to people who are flying the american flag outside of their home. however, the hate mail is having the opposite effect on the neighborhood. now even more flags are flying. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez has more now from san rafael. >> god bless amer

it is raising the pressure on government to do something new and hopefully hollande will be schroeder this moment and take onboard not just his own party but the grand coalition to get things moving. unfortunately it looks like that moment is sometime away. >> does france need no forget about these budget deficit targets altogether? >> i think they shouldn't abide to these target fwiss letter. it would be counterproductive. i don't think that massive fiscal stimulus now would change any of the long-term malaise that france is in. it needs reform. it would get figures up in short-term but not the long-term. >> i want to talk to you about e.c.b. and policy in the second half of this year. they seem to be pinning their hopes on credit growth. that demand will pick up and supply will be there. what do you view? do you think there will be a strong pickup for that funding program? >> the timing is very important here. there may still be some uncertainty around the first allocation and the risk is that that if first pickup is low then the second one has some stigma attached to it and it will

as pat schroeder who is the longest woman running in congress said to me 20 senators is not enough.e have to have 50% of the society and we have to have 50 women senators. then we will start to see some top-down changes. but i just think you have to be very realistic about what the public wants or not. it's the same thing with the nra. many people don't think you should have guns but the nra keeps getting both democrats and republicans reelected over and over again. so you have to follow the money and that's what we have to do more often. >> m.g. did you want to add something? >> nancy mentioned polling and it made me think of my students. my millennial students have very progressive attitudes on most social issues. .. a signing of a place in the sun so they can see the absolute horror of what a world looked like without roe versus wade. you would be surprised how much more excited they become when they see the other side prevailing. >> i covered abortion when it was illegal in 1969 and i can tell you the coat hanger pictures, people dying -- it was a total reality. i agree with you

he was described as the new tony blair or schroeder.accelerate reforms in order to bring back investment in france and to ,everse unemployment in france which has been over 10% at the moment. the speech has been called historical. here are comments about the new government and their plans. >> i think that the 40 billion euros is a good step. it is brave and courageous. it is not enough. we think that the gap with germany is large. , think if we have this target five years, but having this target is important to be consistent and persistent. i think that he has the courage and tenacity to do that. telling us that this 40 billion euros of tax cuts might not be enough. he wants to see 100 billion euros of tax cuts. the new love affair between the prime minister and the business executives is what will be remembered. >> fascinating stuff. we will see what actually comes of it. thank you very much indeed. telefonica is raising the $9.9s for vivendi to billion, countering an offer from telecom italia. bloomberg is in paris with more. analysts

women running but until you can get the backing and the money, it's not going to work, and as pat schroeder, who was the longest woman in congress said to me, 20 senators is not enough. we have to have --nato if we're of the society, we have to have 50 women senators, and then you're going to start seeing t i some top down changes.is wha but i just think that you have to be very realistic about whether it's what the public ns wants or not. it's the same thing with the ng nra. many people don't think you h should have guns but the nra keeps getting both democrats ant republicans re-elected over and. over again. so you have to follow the moneyd and that's what we have to do more of. >> m.g., did you want to add nay something? >> well,nt what was i -- nancy mentioned polling and it made mn think ofts my students because millennial students have very nd progressiv te attitudes on moste social issues but i think they need to be aware that the things they take for granted can be taken away. >> do you think that's a function of them being in yo california and in a relativelyur liberal bubble or be

we're now joined by craig, an emerging market economist at schroeder's. just want to get your instant reaction on the comments from the french foreign minister this morning. do you think this is a cover for a bigger incursion into ukraine? >> i mean, the russians have been positioning themselves for quite a long time. so it certainly does look suspicious. we'll have to wait and see, i suppose. so i wouldn't be surprised if it turned out to be more than meets the eye. >> you say in a recent note that the russian recession that is looming, the country has now effectively entered a technical recession. but we don't even see the effect of the retaliatory sanctions in terms of the increase in food prices. just how bad is it going to get when you look at the inflation prints of the country? >> inflation in russia is really quite high, about 7.5%. but these two titans, which have been applied, i don't see push up the number of prices, the key dairy, livestock and the rest. and the russian consumer has already been struggling. sales and consumption has been fight