this year spitzer is the 3rd and final stop on this check in special edition while it was still possible before the pandemic. took in the panoramic view. today i'm going to show its trails charles highest around and a full court and all of it in and around one of the country's lowest popular destinations for winter sports. but the thing i'm most excited about is the right the new cable car will take me to the top no talk. here i am at the foot and it's expected excited to board the brand new cable car which went into operation in december 27th. the new state of the art cabins can hold up to 120 people it's hoped that this will reduce waiting time in line especially on the weekend. and in just 10 minutes we reached the summit at a breathtaking 2962 meters. on clear days you can see all the way to switzerland and or even italy it's a panorama that draws more than half a 1000000 people here every year the world. where you come from russia what brings you to that 6 bits of today emotion funtastic emotion this is my 1st time and. this is my 1st time. it's so fun to stick on some amazing fabul

i love the district attorney from los angeles todd spitzer. we should talk more about that.country. some district attorneys really bringing their personal politics and not enforcing the laws that were actually passed. >> bill: you talk about this on "the five" a lot. he wasn't talking about just l.a. he was talking about chicago and philly and all the big cities. >> dana: we have to pay attention to it. >> bill: love the blue. >> dana: it was blue on wednesday. not turtleneck day. >> bill: i like it. maybe someday turtleneck day comes back. i think we have to burn it. >> dana: over to harris faulkner "the faulkner focus". >> harris: democrats push to convict former president trump in the senate impeachment trial but it's not looking too good right now. all but five senate republicans voted to dismiss the trump impeachment trial. that vote made it clear that a conviction is pretty unlikely. it also shows the sway trump still appears to have with the republican party despite being the first president to be impeached in the house twice and the first former president to be tried

as presented it's not selling off the supply spitzer will see where that one goes but it's just part of the pressure that they're under and a lot of pharmaceutical firms at the moment. i should tell you can you still hear that story i was just asking you about the pressure suitable firms are under at the moment if you could answer briefly. oh absolutely and it is never going to be any less challenging to meter such a huge demand for vaccines in such a short span of time it's a complex enterprise in the 1st place it's a it needs of vos supply chain network and some delays are only understandable here actually when i shushed monday in frankfurt thanks for bringing us up to date now to istanbul where one woman has smashed through the glass ceiling to reach the dizzying heights of profession not janet yellen but when i say dizzying i mean dizzying. with bucket and cleaning products in hand the crew has to balance along the edge of the roof top attached to a thin wire they slowly move forwards. this red rope is where nazli humors gets to work now every move is a matter of life and death a

is about to mr spitzer least. when you go in your butcher and across the sami but you can eat. a cigar and a. liquid that you can use meetings community that mr their shoes are. just the studio soldiers and several plain clothes men entered current's apartment right when he was using a radio to transmit some messages to tel aviv karmas quarter red handed. he was a sickly in this bomb a shoe i'm about to do when you're a little priest on the bumper of the cities could. use a tear lose it got to the body c.d.'s an image that machine you can store in the queue in idea with a sim. the new person is just the pursuits the only nasheed the. just that i knew. cohen was sentenced to capital punishment by hanging as someone who had caused irreparable damage to syria in israel he's held as a hero his country for his extradition they used all diplomatic means possible heads of various states into seated on his behalf the queen of the united kingdom and the pope among them but syrian all therapies were adamant this was war and cohen was an enemy of syria. his execution in damascus was broad

is about to mr spitzer least. when you're butchering across the semi but you're going to. make clear they're not going to something similar to that mr their shoes are. just the studio soldiers and several plain clothes men entered cohen's apartment right when he was using a radio to transmit some messages to tel aviv karmas court red handed. he was a sickly in this book. about when you got the gorilla based on the publicity is because then they said it's going to use a. new they got the british c.d.'s i mean that's when you can store in the queue you could go with a sim. i knew putting is just the. gun you're going to start on you. cohen was sentenced to capital punishment by hanging as someone who had caused irreparable damage to syria in israel he's held as a hero his country for his extradition they used all diplomatic means possible heads of various states into seated on his behalf the queen of the united kingdom and the pope among them plant syrian all pharmacies were adamant this was war and cohen was an enemy of syria. his execution in damascus was broadcast live. q

so you could also ask for spitzer so you've got a sherman was moments not only says that the idea for this corruption investigation actually came to him whilst he was being treated in germany after he was poisoned in august last year an attack that both he and human rights organizations say is actually orchestrated directly by petition now what about the evidence offered in this talk how credible is it really well that's quite hard to know and verify that the sourcing it definitely is interesting because according to novell these n.t. frauds foundation the team actually based its reporting on quite detailed floor plans provided to them by a subcontractor who was actually involved in building the palace they then use those documents created 3 d. animations of the interiors which include a theatre to spas and even a casino. water swoop board subs mass around that circle. despite look it doesn't stop me. now as to the evidence of the illicit funds used in the construction of this palace welton of all new presents financial records evidence he says of the biggest bribe in history involvin

welcome back to worlds apart spitzer as foreign minister. minister earlier this month iran announced its intention or actually it's a commitment to enrich start in reaching agreement to 20 percent purity reach technically speaking is a major step as you alluded to developing the capacity for weapons grade enrichment and some people in washington interpreted that as a way all putting time pressure on the biden administration now you said there is no hurry but there is also a domestic factor in there and in 5 months time there will be a new president in your country perhaps even the new foreign minister who knows. is there any rush as far as. you know trying to save the every maining potential of the military have a legislation by a parliament which has now become law. in the executive branch are required by law to respect. to abide by. that includes in richmond to 20 percent which used to be justified under j.c. under paragraph $36.00 of j.c. that in response to noncompliance by one party and other party could also start reducing fully or par

this is the cloudiest appeal, or playing the piano by carl spitzer, seized by the nazis in 1939, some the last 14 priceless artworks to be returned to their owners that were identified as stolen by the nazis during world war ii. they came from this munich flat an incredible hoard of 1500 paintings including by picasso enmity is discovered by tax investigators seven years ago. the home of this man, cornelius gurnett, whose father, hildebrand girl it, was a nazi. —— an idealfor the nazis. insiders collection, a renoir porter, 0'malley seascape, or this moon a depiction of waterloo's waterloo bridge, which is with millions today stopping museum of fine arts in switzerland inherited the collection when he died in 2014, but they spent the last five years working at which paintings he legitimately owned and which were stolen. germany's culture minister said behind every one of these pictures is a tragic human fate. we cannot make up for that great suffering. by reckoning with the art looted by the nazis, we are trying to contribute to historical justice. in contribute to historical 'ustice.

does or spitzer or does it up or can do that kid didn't want to form yet on this have to be done or to her sausan of the feel of whom was you know gaspar told. they the end of this submerged land mass is really a prolongation of your land territory you know it's who who can argue that this would not be partly right territory. the more people became aware of large quantities of oil and gas in the ocean floor the more coastal states tried to claim it for themselves they called for an international law based on the geological definition of a continental shelf yet many states resisted the earth's history has not favored each country equally to brushless learned how to answer biden chairs for finance in mind us as we but fear not meet our plight. africa. particularly made up artist doesn't. want importing context or picturesque land. to balance out the jew. logical differences that emerged over hundreds of millions of years the nations of the world abandoned the geological definition of a continental shelf in favor of a legal definition that applies to all coastal states uniformly the godle

i concur, we're not talking about eliot spitzer to take down every bank he can.h regulator but someone much more in the mainstream. so we're asking, i've been asking around wall street executives what is he going to focus on? these are democratic wall street executives that have, that know gary and have spoken with him, here is what they tell me. that he is laying out his regulatory priorities. what he is saying at least as of now he is likely to focus on investors in burgeoning new market, like fintech. a lot goes on in fintech. spacs, ways to evade the traditional ipo market. spacs you can buy companies to invest in spacs. there is lot of potential abuse. do they actually buy companies? is there exposure? cryptocurrency market as well. we believe he have will be much more even-handed regulator not so much of elizabeth warren carrying on crusades. if you're into spac business, cryptocurrency business, fintech business, early read, gary gensler is coming for you. neil, back to you. neil: charlie, thank you very much, charlie gasparino. we're keeping on top of thi

who gave to hillary clinton nine times and eliot spitzer and kamala harris as recently as 2014 and is saying it since 2015. he's not conservative. so he's going. so why talk about conspiracy theories when you can talk about american conservatism. if you believe that that is what can save america, then stop talking about conspiracy theories, stop creating phony culture wars, and start talking about the conservativism of kirk, burk, buckley, regan, of margaret thatcher. have that debate and get out of never neverland. >> or just do your job and honor your oath of office and protect our nation. >>> still ahead on "morning joe", more and more companies are cutting ties with the president and his personal businesses. stephanie ruhle joins with us new reporting on how trump may be in trouble financially. you're watching "morning joe". we'll be right back. joe". we'll be right back. when you're through with powering through, it's time for theraflu hot liquid medicine. powerful relief so you can restore and recover. theraflu hot beats cold. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ for every trip you've been dreaming of, ex

you're still believing a guy who gave political contributors to anthony weiner and eliot spitzer? that's why you're willing to lose your religion for donald trump? that's why you're willing to sell out conservatism for trump, that that's why you're willing to watch the conservative party destroy itself for trump? wake up. it's almost midnight cinderella and things are about to get ugly if you don't pull away from this failed reality tv host. peter baker, we get numbed by what we see day in and day out. over the past four or five years your article does talk about how extraordinary this moment in time is. can you explain to our viewers just what a break from history this is and how this has never happened before, that we haven't seen a split like this since the civil war and 1861? >> yeah. i think it is important to pull back every once in a while. i think because we have gotten as you say so, you know, numb to the misagist that comes with this presidency over the last four years and we have touch of how unusual it is. so 220 years ago in 1800, john adams, the second president of t

eliot spitzer, anthony wiener. you go down the list. this is what happens when he thinks he can define what conservative is and what a rhino is. you know, it's just shocking to me. i thought republicans would figure this out four and a half years ago. it actually took him committing an insurrection against the united states government to figure it out. >> look, what's staggering to me is that you have to explain all that. i mean there is no other place in america, not in a state government, not in a local government, not in any business and god forbid this was a democrat where the person wouldn't be out 24 hours later, 25th. jonathan la mere, what is going on in the white house? how is it he is still president after assaulting our democracy? >> mika, this is an extraordinary moment in our history. and it's a president who is largely alone. you heard him yesterday played the chip there. he showed no remorse for what happened last week at the capitol. remember, of course, he had to be really convinced, con joeled to make a video statement