raj shaw also said he has confidence in him. also interesting to point out here is that raj shaw changed the language in terms of what happened with porter. yesterday they said porter resigned and that he would be staying on for a while. then today raj shaw says he was terminated yesterday and he just came in this morning to clean his tesdesk. we should mention rob porter denies all these allegations. >> it was fascinating, though, from the white house today, from raj shaw, who point blank was asked, did general kelley know about these allegations months ago? that's a yes or no question. he kept saying, i'm not going to get into a tick-tock, i'm not going to get into the timeline, using the reasoning that there's somehow some sort of ongoing background check of rob porter. which doesn't make any sense. >> reporter: yes. and in fact, a source close to the matter told my colleague jim acosta that raj shaw did not go through a tick-tock because it would be too damning. what does that tell you? and that is why -- it's interesting to

right now, i would like to call up jeremy shaw. >> chair peskin: before we hear from mr. shaw, ms. cohen is on the roster. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. i just have some questions. i will speak after mr. shaw. >> thank you commissioner yee. i name is jeremy shaw from the san francisco planning department. today i'm going to provide a brief overview of the tdm framework, which was funded at the request of supervisor yee by a neighborhood transportation improvement program. to set the context, there many, many land you and planned use initiatives going on. they include the balboa reservoir, and city college as well as transportation improvements for the balboa station area, pedestrian safety and transit operations. the balboa area tdm framework discussed today complements all these projects. but it's focus is limited to a -- its focus is limited, which i imagine you are all particular. to summarize, it supports people in making the choice for sustainable transportation. it is designed to use the existing transportation system more efficiently. they must accommodate the diversity of

this was raj shaw's first briefing. he was filling in for sarah sanders who was away. you could have thrown anybody into that situation to dance around that question the way raj shaw did earlier today. it was blatantlily obvious they were trying to cover up that top officials here including the chief of staff knew something about rob porter's background months ago, anderson. >> they were repeatedly falling back on the word play of saying, well, he was fully aware only in the last day, but also the idea that this is some sort of ongoing background check or security investigation. >> right. >> and therefore not everything was known or things wouldn't be known to the chief of staff. that just doesn't make sense. >> reporter: exactly. and when they received this information months ago, they had a decision to make, anderson, and they chose not to make the decision that rob porter had to go. that his security clearance was not going to happen. raj shaw was also making this distinction today that rob porter is continuing to work with an interim security clearance. well, he's

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shaw. >> thank you commissioner breed. at commissioner yee's request, we did return to the community a number of times to hear the concerns. i think part of the challenge was how do we stick with what's the written scope of a transportation demand management while acknowledging a lot of community concerns that maybe a tdm can't address. we changed a lot of the tdm recommendations or refined them to make sure the community's concerns are addressed. for example, the data challenge that's been mentioned. there was additional data collected a second time and then recommendations were added to refine data collection in the future when city college or balboa reservoir go for their analysis. and for things that the tdm can't really address, we wanted to make sure that those concerns were included. for example, safety at transit stops at night is a significant concern. that needs to be addressed at transit stops throughout the neighborhood and beyond. and so, it was included in here. but this is no

raj shaw said the white house had made mistakes. and then there was a lot of reporting. president was angry raj shaw made that admission. and yet listen to vice president and compare it to raj shaw. raj shaw is first. >> i think it's fair to say we could have done better over the last few days in dealing with the situation. >> i think the white house has acknowledged they could have handled it better. >> mark, did he do that knowing that the president was livid that raj shaw made that admission, or is the vice president that out of the loop? >> no. i mean, look as you said he is very smart. he's right out of central casting for a president. as you said, he thinks before he speaks. he's very careful about what he says. and even as we have seen very loyal to the president, in this case he doesn't necessarily need to be loyal to the president because talking about a third party right now that the president has decided to defend. now, vice president pence has come under a lot of criticism for his defense of donald trump. but it's been a

you heard raj shaw said the white house was not aware, allegations of domestic abuse.? >> no, i don't believe it. i believe they knew full well. they were informed by one of his wives last year. they knew about this for at least a year. and frankly what we have here is everyone thought they would be able to weather the storm until photographs of one of his wives with a black eye came out. i wonder when are we going to be willing to believe women without a photograph or audio tape. >> well, of course. and to make the point here, he has two ex-wives both of whom said this happened. one of whom had a protective order. had ha lived in girlfriend who called don mcgahn and shared similar allegation. so they have seen this again and again and again. raj shaw today was also asked about one of porter's ex-wives who claimed she told the fbi she thought he could be vulnerable to blackmail because of the domestic abuse allegations. we'll leek these if you don't, then he might be vulnerable to this blackmail. here is raj shaw response from the podium today. >> i'm not going to get

rod shaw joins us from the white house. raj these indictments say that russian interference began in 2014. do you see the 13 indictments as vindication for you? >> we absolutely do. really, there's three main points that we see from these indictments. one as you mention they started this plot started in 2014 before the president jumped in the race. you know what we also saw is that they proved there's no collusion. the biggest point that the president has been making since before this investigation began. the last point that this investigation, rather the indictments made clear is that all of these efforts were about sewing confusion in the electoral process and undermining the next. . not about supporting one candidate over the other. so, really, when you see these efforts by democrats that push this collusion conspiracy, what they are doing is doing the dirty work for the russians for them, the media and the democrats, making false claims, that really push what the russians want them to push. >> tucker: i think that's you

shaw, do you want to talk? enough with the whitewash.those are two facts and you blew through them. >> raj, multiple times said that the judge didn't know that steele, there was any political money involved or steele may have come from a political point of view. obviously, adam schiff completely disputes that again, you have one side. you have the other. we don't have the underlying information. >> right. so it's just like nothing talk at this stage. it's like i'm going to say 2 plus 2 equals 5 and you need to believe me because i'm before the white house. there is no proof that the court would have -- in fact, let me put it opposite. what i know about the fisa court, i can be pretty confident they are not basing or approving a pfisa application based on on dossier from whoever is reporting it, whether republicans or democrats. because dossier was originally fundsed by a right leaning organization and then taken over by the hillary clinton campaign. so the idea they'll base it on is such a hostile statement about the fisa court, which ac

raj shaw, thank you very much. i appreciate your time as always. thajs for coming on. >> thank you. >> and next the scales of power may have tipped in the chief of staff's favor. he stood up dan what he wanted to do. did john kelly just win in the show down with jared kushner? >>> plus the breaking news head of the nsa says he has given stunning admission. why not. and new details about the expensive furniture for the hud secretary ben carson's office you are paying for $31 table set. and the whistleblower who lost hero job over this is speaking out tonight exclusively. >>> erin burnett outfront brought to you by otezla. it's a pill that treats psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, ... with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. tell your doctor if these occur. otezla is associated with an increased risk of

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ainsley: let's bring in raj shaw the white house deputy press secretary. good morning to you. thank you so much for being with us. >> good morning, guys. thanks for having me on. ainsley: democrats are saying that the president is not doing enough after we found out about these 13 indictments. they are saying we need more sanctions on russia. a lot of republicans are he a agreeing with that. saying if this was north carolina there woul -- northkore more sanctions. after they are trying to undermine american democracy. >> the president has been tough on russia. he has been consistent on russia. he has done things that the previous administration wasn't willing to doosm now, he authorized a bombing campaign in syria against the assad regime over russian objections. he has authorized the sale of offensive weapons in ukraine, again, against russian objection. he has been tough, measured and smart when it comes to russia. and, you know, if you want to treat this as an act of war. or something very extreme and have a forceful response to russia, you know, the first place that democr

he told me that bernie shaw had been an exemplary member of the department, that he was a family man. he was married and had a lovely family and that's why i chose him to guard her 24/7. >> not surprised that patricia hearst ended up in an affair with bernard shaw. from the moment that we kidnapped her, she was in some type of a relationship with somebody. originally with willie, one of her captors, and then she was in a relationship with steven. then as soon as she got bailed out, she developed an affinity for one of her body guards, a police officer. >> her future is still clouded, an appeal pending on her san francisco conviction. another trial scheduled in los angeles in march. >> indeed, when patty was released on bail, she still stood charged in los angeles regarding her activities at mel's sporting goods store. that charge remained over her head, if you will, during the entire trial for robbing the hibernia bank. >> she had a machine gun and she fired it in the direction of a group of people. witnesses saw her. that case is a nightmare. it couldn't be won. ♪ i ♪ i will be king

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, and money chief strategist keith fitzgerald shaw to you first. should we now be worried about inflation and interest rates? shaw. i'm not worried i didn't expect the harkt to react this way. stuart it has been surprising to me certainly not worried about inflation. i'm worried about the long bond moving up. ting that 287 we're close to 290 it takes that out from last week to scare invest thoors got me worried and market is worried today. >> okay keith fitzgerald are you worried about inflation and higher interest rates? >> well, i share shaw's opinion i'm not choired for the them, however, i'm very concerned about this speed at which this is taking place that is unsettled because blond have a lot more than that does. and that proposed shift is underway. last time you were on was in the middle of the tip or correction whatever you want to call it for the first time in a year you're saying i'm not buying. i'm not buying boo this dip. have you changed your mind as of this morning? >> i'm i don't own a single share of stock and looking to get back th

the president, president trump didn't like that much that raj shaw said what he said, that they admitted they made mistakes. it is true. the mistake is not how it was handled since the allegations became public. it's about how they were handled from the very beginning. and it is john kelly who needs to face questions about that. what role did chief of staff john kelly play, especially in covering up for rob porter? what did he know? and when did he know it? multiple sources sell cnn that senior aides to the president including kelly knew for months that porter's ex-wives claimed he abused them. that porter was interesting trouble getting a security clearance because of the allegations. one of the ex-wives is colby holderness. she says that she informed the fbi back in january of last year of 2017 a full 13 months ago that porter punched her and that she shared photos with the fbi during an interview about porter's clearance. are we to believe that the chief of staff was not aware of this? spokesman saying today that public release of the photos yesterday was a game changer for kelly. rea

maybe raj shaw, for example, or sarah sanders in the press, they don't know that about rob porter. that is all possible. but we broke the story when rob porter was denied this week, or was fired, that the white house chief of staff at least had an inkling about it in the fall. >> and the white house counsel, top lawyer, he also had been briefed by the fbi. >> and there's more than one woman, two ex-wives, now a girlfriend has contacted. there is a background check process. i think anybody who would look at this would say it's appropriate to have a process and a fair process, but that's what the government does in a background check. when you have these kinds of explosion sieve allegations, you need to run them down. the times has reported on the fact that. maybe he's got his job. he's got a lot of his plate, -- people can make their own judgment about it. we get a prominent picture of how this president is ruping the west wing. it's a bazaar of information saying, oh, he's talking to the former chief of staff. the president is thinking about replacements. there is no order. it's ju

we also know raj shaw was not completed.m told it was not completed because if it's formally denied that sticks with you for the rest of your career. so they in fact made the decision to grant him an interim one. there is still the question who knew what when. would he still keep him on board? we talked to two top officials they would keep him on board. the knives are still out but the president needs and trusts john kelly. >> that's news. >> stand by. there is a lot of breaking news unfolding including an imgrent government shutdown at midnight tonight. we'll be right back. it's mine. mine. mine. and it always will be, forever and forever. the new rx 350l with three rows for seven passengers. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. >>> we're back with analysts folgts t following the breaking news out of the white house former aide being accused of domestic violence. his ex-wife says she gave the fbi the photo of the black eye back in january of 2017 during the interview process. the background checks. if the fbi knew these

where was the cnn town hall for jam eel shaw senior whose son was murdered by someone who illegally entered the country and had been deported repeatedly? where was his voice? where was the voice of the junior rotc members last night, cnn? if it bleeds, it leads, doesn't it? and i don't mean to ignore you all here, but i really, i'm really looking at a lot of legacy media on the platform. you can write whatever you want, find me in the hall ways, scream at me, try to confront me. but i'm here, we're here, we're not going anywhere. i call bs. if it bleeds, it leads, but it has to be the right people from the right communities at the right time. let me just explain something to you all. i think it was insane that i was the hardest questioner on the broward county sheriff last night. how is that possible? washington navy yard, garland texas, fort hood, charleston, boston, san bernardino, orlando, park land, do you know what all of these mass tragedy incidents involved? fbi dropped the ball. they dropped the ball. now i'm allergic to universal statements like i'm allergic to people that think gr

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he will have rob shaw, farrell at him, he will have care, all guys who have played a lot of test resultingd. it is whether he has the bottle to handle it. it is whether he has the bottle to handle it. after their heavy defeat to wales on the opening weekend of the six nations, scotland have made six changes to their line up for sunday's game against france at murrayfield. former captain greig laidlaw was on the bench in cardiff but he'll start in place of ali price who was scrum half against the welsh the experienced sean maitland and ryan wilson also return. robshaw, farrell at him, he will have care, all guys who have played a lot of test rugby. george ford. it is whether he has the handle it. there is a lot of experience, he has been the captain of the side for a couple of season, he drives a lot of the standards off and on the field. having him back in the group was a positive. seeing him play so well, and being desperate to be back in the squad, back in the team, yes, we should get his experience on the field, which would help others around him. there were a couple of matches in rugby

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and clive shaw agreed.ally misrepresents a cell of evil murderers and gives the impression as a group of dashing heroes while denigrating of one of our most famous and loved bands." over the past two years, reports of sexual exploitation and abuse by those in powerful positions have hit institutions such as parliament, the church, the film industry, the world of sport and the bbc. on saturday, the headlines in the times newspaper focused on the charity sector. their investigation found that in 2011, four members of staff at 0xfam had been sacked and three others resigned over charges of using local women, some underage for sex, after the earthquake in haiti. further revelations followed and the bbc has been following up the story with angus crawford reporting on sunday evening. the government is now demanding every charity receiving taxpayers money disclose all past and current cases of sexual misconduct. a scandal affecting one charity is now threatening to engulf the entire sector. the government has alwa

won he was the reigning olympic champion and won the last two he wants to be the first person since shaw's hochul to win three in a row and fit in the third one he did very very well and thought in the fourth and see he has been just awesome and right now the side of the wall and slow down but will miss through hundreds of the second and finish fifth and you can see how one of his coaches are as well and he was absolutely devastated. the man come in the picture there is his father the national team coach but the winner of course the newly picked up champion is the austrian darvish. how did very good time in the fourth run was going to win a medal and they saw it's of it being a silver bronze he went for gold and so heartbreaking for felix last but on a more positive note there are some great stories coming out of men's slips out today weren't there dude i mean i've said before i'm a seventeen year old you would imagine of the guy behind this red he's seventeen winning a gold medal at the olympics can you imagine that he actually trains in his back garden which i find quite amazing to hear

her deputy raj shaw is supposed to hold that briefing at 2:30 this afternoon. obviously that briefing is going to be about rob porter and what was going on behind the scenes in the last 40 months. the white house was aware last fall that there were problems with porter's background check, the security clearance background check that goes on for people at the white house for people who are in critical condition, and there was a few people that had more critical positions than the staff secretary, rob porter, who is stepping down. he was with the president on basically a daily basis, yet he had this very dark past. what is curious to a lot of people, and i think this will be a topic at the briefing, is what did john kelly, the chief of staff, know and when did he know it? obviously he put out that glowing statement of rob porter right before sarah sanders put out that press report, basically defendi defending porter. then there was a statement from kelly basically walking back his praise. a senior white house official told me one of the reasons why they were putt

we did hear from deputy press secretary as shaw on cnn last night. saying there will likely not be any changes coming to the department of justice. here's more from raz shaw. >> i'm saying it on behalf of the white house, no changes are going to be made. we fully expect rosenstein to continue on as the deputy attorney general. >> now, fred, that confirms what sources familiar with what the president' thinking at this time, that at this time, no considers of firing the attorney general. in part because the president fears firing him would prolong the russia investigation. we should note that this administration has voiced confidence numerous times in white house officials who have then shortly after being shown the door. ultimately this illustrates where the president's thinking is on the russia investigation. whether it was firing james comey or reports that he was aggravated by the attorney general jeff sessions recusing himself from the investigation, or reports last week that he was trying to fire robert mueller, but ultimately relented at the adv

with me is the woman who wrote the piece on raj shaw. i start with you, is it possible that raj had those views and they changed since he's been in the white house or is it your understanding there are many people who work in the white house who genuinely think that way about the person they serve? >> i don't know what raj believes in his heart. only raj knowsthat. but it's my understanding based on current and former white house officials and current and former advisers to president donald trump that people certainly do hold a lot of contempt for the president. they criticize him as being unintelligent, they think he is inept, they're frustrated with him and sometimes that comes out privately, as it did with raj shah, sometimes it spills out into the press with quotes from -- background quotes from rex tillerson and what we know about what his epa straighter scott pruitt said about him. kellyanne conway during the republican primary supported ted cruz and in doing so criticized donald trump pretty aggressively. so it's no surprise the p

middle east sixty seven of them came from one particular suburb of paris and so we dispatched artie shaw to do penske to speak to people that. a short train ride from paris is trapped on the surface there's nothing much to set it aside from the thousands of other towns in the country but you don't have to scratch very deep to see that trap is very different where you won't see any. butcher shops there were i think at the moment over fifteen hundred prayer rooms and five mosques if you look at people on the street you won't see couples holding hands you'll see the women are dressed in strict islamic dress. there's a lot of home schooling so you couldn't really consider trap. typical french town anymore it's a little bit like a state within the state for decades it's been considered a magnet for muslim fundamentalists hardline salafism and one hobby is a widely practiced and trap has become synonymous with jihadism. and dozens of people. islamic state all those have carried out attacks on french soil have been linked. in paris in two thousand and fifteen while the terror threat appears to.

ross shaw told reporters last week the white house did make mistake. they could have done things better in this instance. so kelly's sunny verdict on how the white house handled it is really at odds with the white house's own messaging. >> and betsy woodruff, what did the white house know? when did it know? it has all become more crucial, especially in march. what was it that the fbi brought to the white house in march, their preliminary findings? we know from other reporting, but by that time they had the photograph of the black eye. they had all of the reporting that the two former wives gave to the fbi. and they gave that reporting to the fbi under the possible penalties in effect of perjury, speaking of lying to the fbi as a crime. so this is pretty heavy information that the fbi was in possession of by march. and the fbi director today is say thanksgiving give a preliminary report in march. >> right. remember, the white house is an extremely big place. tons and tons and tons of employees. so the question isn't just what did the white house know an

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white house deputy press secretary raj shaw was asked about yesterday. >> the review process is ongoing and as we have said previously, we are using the same standards in the same process by which the republican drafted memo was evaluated that was voted in the house intelligence committee. it is going through both the legal and national security review. i think we previously mentioned the president was briefed by the deputy attorney general the other day. when we have more information or announcement, will make that available. >> sandra: chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live from washington. what is the latest that you hav have? >> the expectation is the democrats counter memo will be released today in the president will declassify the ten page memo with redaction's but there are no guarantees and basically right now, the waiting game continues. under long-standing congressional rules after monday's votes to make the democrats memo public, the president has five days to voice objections which technically brings us today or monday for counting business days. white h

this also comes after the deputy press secretary rod shaw denied that this memo was for the president believes this memo could discredit the entire russia investigation as we reported this morning. the president has been phoning friends and allies saying he believes the release of the memo could serve to expose bias of the top ranks at the fbi. and rod shaw earlier said it was not about that, it was not about the russia investigation, but that it was, quote, about transparency and he continued to say that this is a legislative process, they have initiated it, and that the white house is only following through on our role throughout the house rules here. we reported earlier, of course, the president has been telling his allies it is more about the russia investigation and we really got some insight into his thinking because branaianna, asu know, the president is fervent about releasing this memo before he read the memo, he told a congressman after the state of the union he was 100% going to release it and not to worry about him wavering over releasing it. the president reading the memo

rob shaw was asked about kelly's changing statements. >> i know there's been some reports about the chief of staff. he became fully aware about these allegations yesterday. >> the statement changed from john kelly yesterday morning to the statement yesterday evening. he said based on new allegations. but what changed yesterday, absent a photograph, in terms of new allegations? >> well, i think what i just referenced, the reports had additional allegations. they had more information. >> so to be clear, what was so shocking that had changed? you said it was shocking. >> yeah. it's the full nature of the allegations, particularly the images. >> so in the wake of the allegations last night, kelly sent an internal e-mail to white house staff condemning domestic violence. porters has denied the allegations. writing in his statement, quote, these outrageous allegations are simply false. i will not further engage publicly with a coordinated smear campaign. porter resigned from the white house on wednesday. now, reaction has been swift on capitol hill in regards to the abuse allegations against ro

. >> reporter: ertz played his college ball at stanford, coached by jim harbaugh and then david shaw.tonight this local guy has left an indelible stamp on philadelphia. >> we're world champions. >> reporter: hours after the game ended the people here at u.s. bank stadium in minneapolis weren't getting the idea that the party was over. you see the leaf blower blowing the confetti to the middle of the field right on top of the bud light party. they weren't getting the idea, they're staying, but i'm leaving. in minneapolis terry mcsweeney for "today in the bay." ent o >>> many people -- many people who were celebrating the super 5 bowl kept chp very busy last night. nbc bay area went on a ride along an alleged drunk driver wd was pulled over just 15 minutes into that ride.made in while we are still waiting for . the arrest numbers from last night we do know that more than 300 dui arrests were made last two weeks alone, that's about 4 more arrests than at the same time last year.veryonegally >>> if you drive during the sedb commute hours you've probably noticed it, not everyone in the car

i think shaw it speaks to peel getting more money in their pockets.it people are spepgding money. by the way, you guys michigan sentiment number there was a line in there where they said this is lowest in decades that people cared about prices being cheap. they're not worried about it. they're not looking for something -- >> consumer is strong and a lot of debt they've accumulated a lot and plenty available to them so spepgd and buying. i just don't in terms of dine equity and in terms of disclosure, short it. but even more puts on it yesterday. just if you with look through the headline numbers, earnings were awful. headlines were -- because guidance was phenomenal. i don't understand if you look through the entire report and what they have out there what they have going, their guidance makes no sense to me so -- >> i'll say one thing to you pride, with pride enego right the stock is up now, and 18% in the last 24 hours. where do you stop out of the short or do you stay because you know fund mentally it is flawed. >> i have time on it and i bought so

. >> what i found striking is that you had rob shaw from the podium acknowledging that this situationad been mishandled. john kelly put out a statement when the first news reports came ou saying that he had absolute faith in rob porter and then the very next day essentially walking that back. and so the president was vertr fred by the way that this was frustrated. and so you have publicly and privately these frustrations iling over. i have to say being at the white house this week has to be one of the most volatile weeks because of this rob porter upheaval since the very early days when people were on friday we had resignations andit ousters. felt very tense. robert: rob porter wasn't just another aid. he was someone who controlled e paper flow. clean cut. the seniorisor to the president. close with general kelly. his remova is not just an embarrassment for the white house, not just a troubling situation but he was part of that knew clouse that runs -- nucleus that runs the white house. >> the truth is he was given the benefit of the doubt in part because he seemed very professional. he

this is from raj shaw. >> i am saying it on behalf of the et white house that no chan changes are going to be made at the department of justice. we fully expect rod rosenstein to continue on as the deputy attorney general. >> now, fred, source s wis with president's thinking tellcnn at this time that there is no consideration of firing the deputy attorney general. we should note though that several time swres heard from this administration votes of n confidence in a number of officials only for them to be shown the door shortly after. and those sources close to thet president tell us that part of the reason that he is hesitant to fire rod rosenstein is that he fears that taking that step may prolong the russian investigation, and from what we have seen from the president's a actions previously whether it is firing james comey or the reported frustration about jeff sessions from recusing himself from the session, and reports that he would fire robert mueller before being talkedt out of it by the attorneys is that the president is frustrated by the inability to influence the russian inves

managed to organize and actually do something against the regime its best known members are hands shaw and his sisters of both students in their early twenty's they were intellectuals interested in philosophy and religion but as they learned more about the nazis crimes they decided it was time to act they type defiant appeals to their fellow germans printed them on a secret press and distributed them around the country in these leaflets the shoals and the other white rose activists called on germans to recognize their moral duty and overthrow the system by passive resistance and then by sabotage spreading ideas like rose at the height of the second world war was a very dangerous and courageous thing to do. on the eighteenth of february nine hundred forty three hansen's of feet came here to the main university building armed with copies of their latest flyer. what happened next was one of the tensest scenes in the movie zulfi scholl the final days which made the white rose better known internationally. filmed partly of the original locations it showed how determined the shoals were to w

sovereignty issue ignited back in december ninety ninety five when a turkish boat ran a greek about shaw and this was followed by a succession of turkish and greek attempts to remove each other's flag from the island even by turkish journalists for the belgian parliament member and political expert load van who says he's not surprised by the route between athens and i'm crying. don't be angry have a past of military conflict i mean in the seventy's they were even at war at some point it's not a surprise that these two could meet on number stage. in such a situation when it won't make that much of a difference of course the other countries are very poor it that this is my get out of hand you know that of course they do not like to nato members at war but nato has always survived these kind of skirmishes especially between greece and turkey we should not forget that all rhetoric aside and need to it was never about democracy and human rights i mean when nato was founded greece was a military dictatorship and turkey was a military dictatorship that did not impede their nato membership so i

. >> reporter: brau shaw says he's never had any financial interest in bay construction. >> you don't have a construction company that's in your name? >> no. certainly not. i'm a lawyer. >> reporter: bradshaw signed documents filed with the state to form bay construction. but he says he was simply acting as an attorney for the person who actually owns bay construction. a handyman, juan gonzales, who had previously done repair work in bradshaw's home. >> he seemed to need a leg up to i agreed to loan him $1,000 and help him get his contractor's license. >> reporter: bradshaw let his former handyman reg jer that construction company to the same high rise address as bradshaw's law firm. >> i offered office space and allowed my receptionist to answer the phone for bay construction. the contractor would have meetings here in my conference room if it was not being used. his mail showed up here. and that was it. bay construction is and has always been owned, 100%, by juan gonzales. >> reporter: but in court, gonzales testified that he owned 49% of the company, while bradshaw owned the other

a policy shift did did something happen with all of the end of resources that was pumped into the shaw is probably a valid question to put out there. a priority you were working on the go ahead right yeah i think it's a valid question and i think a lot of people had that question as well what was the impact of the short and given the resources and you know just to put it out there i think everybody all of us were part of learning through a good time the first season and learning about issues you know so we had one course of growth in that sense but you know if most of us it cannot be quantified. but you know for example the episode on child sexual abuse soon after the episode was we got fourteen million responses from people. talked with joe you tube you know everywhere and even compiled a booklet of you know some of the most poignant responses that we got. and of course you know in terms of we're not going to see that you know the short changed things in india because even having change and be you know it's one of the many efforts that really takes in bringing put the momentum to kind