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hitler hands over his drawings in the chief architect of the third reich, albert speer, and he is finalizingt of the people's hall according to his idea, the dome of this hitler's cathedral is 17 times higher than st. peter's cathedral in rome, it took the people to build by 1950, spending it was a billion reismart, but it was not destined. the nazis lost the war and de-nazification, that is, the destruction of ideology began even before their complete military defeat with the denazification of russia. it can be much more difficult to talk about the future treatment of nazism , the allies began back in 1943 during the tehran conference, roosevelt, churchill and stalin agreed not only on the post-war division of germany, but also on the international tribunal for the highest war criminals . german activists who managed to survive and escape to the usa started compiling lists active nazis who had to be arrested immediately after the victory. in 1945, the knee-jerk process of preparing for the army of the international military tribunal officially began. in 1946, it began how to conduct this pr

white house late sunday night, earlier than planned and will be available to meet in person with the speer. the two sides are racing a deadline. they have to have a deal in time for congress to pass it before the treasury runs out of money to pay for everything from social security and medicare benefits to military salaries. that could be as early as june 1. joining me to discuss this and more, kayla tausche, cnbc's senior white house correspondent and here in the studio, fin gomez, cbs news political director, carl hulse, "the new york times'" chief washington correspondent and seung min kim who covers the white house for the associated press. we're just getting word that they've already broken for the night and there's no set time for another meeting. and some of the negotiators are sounding pretty pessimistic that they will meet the weekend deadline for having something -- the framework in place. carl, i know you've seen a lot of these capitol hill negotiations. i don't know i you've ever seen anything like this today. but do we have any idea or any sense about why the republicans left

infiltrated not just law school but education in the west and law school is certainly at the tip of the speerf this , where everything that we have created and just, lauren, as a quick side note. the foundations of our society out of greek and, you know, at that time, roman thought, advancing through the enlightenment, established and enshrined with the constitution of the united states with the product of thousands of years of thought, of reason, of judgment, and to say that all of that boils down to white supremacy and needs to be destroyed is quite honestly, it is revolutionary and should be treated as such. it should be treated as such like you're declaring war on all that, this is a unique experiment in human civilization and if this is what you want to destroy, you have drawn the battle line. you're beyond persuasion. here is the hardest part. as i said, that student is the product of a thought process that as you heard from that law professor there is among the his colleagues and it's not limited. it's all across the nation. it's in k-12. it's this idea that we're all born with origina

i think i heard from vice president speer's first. um so can we please take the roll? call vote president martha kunitsyn. how do you vote? yes, president janet spears. how do you vote? yes, commissioner. sasha bitten or how do you vote? hmm guardians commissioner linda parker pennington. how do you vote? yes commissioner wonder john, how do you vote? commissioner nelson lum. how do you vote? yes commissioner barbara sklar. how do you vote? yes thank you have a unanimous vote. thank you. commissioners um, the next order of business is agenda item 13 e and requires a vote by the commission. it is to review and approve the california department of aging contract. dc dash 2223-06, all the associated budgets and all subsequent amendments and sarah chan will present this item. good morning commissioners. executive director dearmond. my name is sarah chem program analyst from office of community partnership. this item before you is to request your approval to enter into a new contract with c d. a s to provide resource and services under the digital connections program. digit