next the group sense out to see inside that suit spitzer measuring the thickness of the permafrost is a bit like performing open heart surgery. or inspiring and intense. this tunnel is just 50 centimeters high the scientists have to crawl on all fours. the permafrost inside the took spitzer is between a couple and a couple of dozen meters thick depending on side temperatures nowadays it's possible to measure it precisely the rock is illuminated with countless electrical sensors increasingly less rock inside the mountain is permanently frozen even here at germany's highest peak the permafrost is visibly thawing. cynicism science for it we've been observing a clear reduction in the permafrost since february of 2007 so more than a decade ago the occasional cold winter can slow the process slightly but over the years we've seen the thaw advance rubble and rock stabilize the ice in the critical areas where. the thought has set in but we have to keep a careful eye on it in case instabilities arise later. alpine instability the residents of the small village of bondo in the swiss can tone of

he's only young the network will sum up with start by spitzer need to fully have a vice all mama i love being able to feed you. you fed me for years and now it's nice that it's the other way around. this thing that all 3 of. us surrogate mothers give birth to about 6000 children a year in germany the embryo protection law forbids it even for heterosexual couples who can't conceive. critics say the ban is outdated by now plenty of couples like johnny and stefan look abroad to fulfill their wish of having their own children. the next stop is stephens parents' house in a small town in upper swabian they are devout catholics. the. food network. goes along of course all the little. more per year it's at home though not in. the sunday walk is a firm tradition to gay dads with their baby carriages isn't something you see every day at least not here that's all of it wasn't easy at 1st to deal with the fact that he was just different and gay but at the end of the day is over. him it's over. it's known as the holy mountain the opposite way below it's a very special place the people without childr

residents of the island of a china about their hopes and expectations for the new prime minister kiriakou spitzer talks. fishing around an island just off the coast of athens. stelios darrius runs the boat with his father he's the thoughts generation of his family to make his living on the water today he's taken his friend your boss kept us along for company and we cut a lot of people on there see the job fishing or on the shia now nobody at my age or a little bit more of a god they don't stay until very good because we have islands that a lot of tourists come to see our islands and what in 10 years nobody would be on the fishing what they when they come to see. stereos hopes tourism will save his family's business around $30000.00 small fishermen like him are fighting for survival in the face of declining stocks and hard economic times his friend your boss once the new government to deliver change quickly after years of tax increases and cuts in public spending. i think that the tax payments. are not fair with us it's more fair to the rich people than to the media or a to the lower class people.

if you'll recall there was the prosecution of then governor elliot spitzer. >> that's right. >> that was a public corruption case but it was a prosecution case. on top of that, maureen is one of the prosecutors on this prosecution team and she it is actually a violent crimes sex trafficking prosecutor. >> and we should point out, obviously, that the afore mention is the daughter of the former fbi director james comey. some public corruption, kan, to be clear would include bribery? >> correct. >> other things that would fall under the umbrella of public corruption would include what else? >> actually many things. bribery, wire fraud if there was any fraud related to anything involving the npa. basically the public corruption unit, it's really who is the person being investigated that matters. a person who's a public official, even like spitzer who committed prostitution could come under the guise of a public corruption. >> is epstein likelihood that someone else will face charges in connection to this case? >> i think that's very likely, coconspirators have already been named. people

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she was the attorney general running against ellie spitzer. >> greg: you were on the right side then.e, we lost by 30. [laughter] 's before i've worked on multiple campaigns, if you are an intern or you are canvassing, you do not deserve to get $15 pr hour. and the problem is that in the letter the staffer said, we cannot build the largest grassroots organization if we are being paid poverty level, but it is counterintuitive, because it cannot build the largest grassroots campaign that you want to build if you are paying people that much or entry level positions who do not deserve $15 an hour for handing out flyers. that is ridiculous. it is counterintuitive. that's what greg is saying. if you are asking to get paid that much for these low-level positions, you're going to have to make tough choices for the campaign and not be able to run as strong of an campaign as you want to run. >> juan: you are a campaign consultant and two that should go to the campaign consultant, is that what you're saying? >> lisa: that would be nice if i was still doing that. you cannot run the campaign that

barack obama sent one of his, so did former new york governor eliot spitzer.he record goes to former vice president al gore.rd al gore's four -- imagine that, four kids in a row to harvard. what about the odds occurring in nature? it's about as likely about getting hit by lightning every single day of the year, and somehow the gore family pulled it off. congratulations, gore family. andrew cuomo, the sitting governor of new york sent one of his kids to harvard, but sent the other two to brown. that's another ivy league university that your kids can never get to. highly selective, apparently for the kids of politicians. none beat stanford you can never meet a single person who went to stanford. it's that rarefied. yet here is the amazing part. hillary clinton's daughter breeze right in. how did chelsea do that? was it her formidable brainpower? you can check out her twitter feed and judge for yourself. there is a chance that chelsea o is intentionally misleading us. it's possible that her entire public persona is a kind of performance art, a subversive borat st

they convinced eliot spitzer, the attorney general at the time, to investigate us. and i said at the time, this is a great experience, i will learn a lot from this. and i launched pershing square we're going to come back we'll be fine. now, six months does not a full comeback make relative to some of the issues that they've had over the last many years but he's on the path >> he's on the path. and i did add up the losses over the last four years, which again, you know, not quite apples to apples, but he is looking at performance that supersedes the losses over the last four years. doesn't quite recoup that money, because of course there have been redemptions it's not quite the same investor pool that's been with him the last five years or so. but it's worth noting, this is a manager who takes big swings he has a very concentrated portfolio, all equity names. it really requires those names to do well and go in his favor this year, they have, so far >> when we discussed what was going on, you expected that he was going to have a rebound of some sort, i recall you sayi

gerstman is cofounder of gotham government relations, a former consultant to new york governor eliot spitzerou think of how the race is shaping up so far? specifically the money that is rolling in? >> money is essential. people and i like to admit it, but as an integral part of winning races. the democrats have a disadvantage to fold. number one, we've seen president trump with extremely successful fund-raising up until this point. the second is that this primary is only going to get uglier, dirtier, and more expensive. so whoever does come out as the victor is going to have a disadvantage, because they will have spent so much money to win that primary. then they will have to start over again. >> melissa: brad, we just got vice president biden's new numbers on fund-raising, and it's a haul. he's raising more per day than anyone else if you spread it out. he is rolling in the dollars for now, and in addition to that i would say that abc news "washington post" poll said that biden had the best chance of winning, 45% versus sanders' 18%. i don't know that is to be a performance was great, thoug

brad gerstman, former consultant to eliot spitzer. both attorneys. alex, i will start with you.ns looking back on this yesterday, how would you encapsulate it? >> i've got to be on this i looked at that hearing yesterday and i see a set up. i see a guy who is objectively served his country. whether it's in the marine corps, as fbi director, he has clearly had a storied career. all of the sudden he's of the he is a before capitol hill and unable to answer the most basic of questions about an investigation that bears his name. that so much was riding on. i have to think it was andrew weissmann and the group of democrats that were involved with the investigation that were the ones behind the leaks. that were driving the narrative, and driving, quite frankly, part two of the investigation which focused on the obstruction >> harris: wow. it was sad to watch. i don't know, for democrats, how they come back from al green and others today saying, "there were no moments." those are the purveyors of impeachment in the party. >> there are two parts to what you're asking. i don't think it w

many of us in the white-collar community recall when the elliot spitzer case first came to light becauseought charges involving prostitution in that case. so one does wonder, although we don't have any basis for it. the u.s. attorney was asked is this because of some public corruption angle and he declined to comment. but one does wonder if there's a reason why it's in public corruption as opposed to just some random thing like a friendship between the case agent and a prosecutor. >> you know, obviously epstein served 14 months in prison. well, as we saw, sort of. registered sex offender. but he's a really connected guy. among others, president trump, president bill clinton. trump quotes new york magazine again, "i've known jeff for 15 years, terrific guy, a lot of fun to be with. it's even been said he likes beautiful women as much as i do, and many of them are on the younger side." making light of this, it seems. obviously that quote isn't today, but in light of what we've known about epstein. bill clinton puts out a statement tonight acknowledging four flights on epstein's private jet

in 2007 i happened to be there when eliot spitzer tried to do it.rent. he did executive order. this time the assembly and senate passed it, the government signed it right away so we will do it on the federal level. people ask me all the time why is it different in new york state versus other states and it's a simple reason. county clerks process transactions in new york state. versus other states where the state employees all do it. so when they do something, you got 52 county clerks all separately elected officials that do dmv business. we also support the constitution. david: what is your biggest fear with regard to giving drivers' licenses to illegals? >> not just a fear, it's the idea someone is here illegally and we are going to give them a license to drive that will look exactly like the license you hold today. david: i happen to have in my hands an enhanced new york license. this is something i had to get recently. it does allow me to get on planes without using a passport or anything. it also allows me to get on military bases which is good