and that's a lesson stefan thomas is learning the hard way.ve all forgotten a password or two online, but that mistake usually doesn't cost us $200 million. but that's exactly what's happening with stefan thomas, a programmer from germany now living in california. in 2011, stephan won 7,000 bitcoin for making this video about how bitcoin works. he stashed them away in a digital wallet. now the contents of the wallet are worth more than 200 million bucks. but stefan doesn't know the pass code to get in. >> i used an encrypted key, i wrote the password down somewhere. but this is now so long ago. believe me when i say i've tried every way to recover it. >> a tall order considering stefan has now moved halfway around the world in the decade since then, but it gets more dramatic. the security system stefan used will seize up and encrypt its contents forever after ten wrong pass code attempts. stephan has tried eight different times. >> this tape will self-destruct in five seconds. >> when you are using a centralized system such as bitcoin, there i

stefan is still with us.do you make of these initial signals coming from the chinese leadership? stefan: you know, to be very blunt, i think we have to wait and see. it's very early days. we're assuming, like everybody else, that the tone and style of interaction between the united states and china is going to change. we also have to recognize opinion polls are very clear. it's a bipartisan view, democrats and republicans have favored a hawkish stance on china. we'll have to see exactly how quickly the biden administration changes course, which we think they will, but it probably take some time. yousef: i'm trying to get my head around why asia didn't feature very highly in your conviction calls. you said that you liked particular parts of europe. is it because a lot of the positive outlook has been priced into some of these asian assets? run me through the rationale there. stefan: yeah, so you're right. if you take the argument to its logical conclusion and you want to have high bids on assets, emerging asia

stefan: we have three businesses.ur health care business, biopharmaceuticals, we have our life science business. scientists need research and biopharmaceutical companies need manufacturing, then we have our performance business, which is mostly about electronic materials. in all three areas we see a robust demand, especially our life science business has been boosted by the corona crisis. we see the negative impacts of lockdown. we see academic research centers being closed. all and all, demand is robust. within our performance materials business we mostly serve semiconductor and the display industry. we see the semiconductor industry is going through a strong growth space. all of us are communicating digitally and that requires laptops and servers and memory and many other related technologies and that drives the market. we've seen slow development in the automotive industry where we have smaller businesses. we are observing a slight improvement in the automotive industry but many industries are lagging behind. alix:

viewers of our show will know i have, of course, my own stefan nesting doll. a mummy whose doink fell off [ laughter ] >> my doink fell off >> seth: yeah, sandberg played a mummy whose doink fell off, and at the end of it -- at the end of it i told him that went great. and he said, "oh, do i get to be on the desk then?" [ light laughter ] >> always -- always gunning for my spot, man >> seth: yeah, he wants your spot i think you probably get asked this all the time, i know i do, how do you think stefan would be doing during a pandemic? it strikes me a lot of what he does would probably be shut down right now. >> i don't know if he would notice [ laughter ] he could kinda go for a while, and not really notice. and then - >> seth: that's true and i guess this -- if he does, this is like a natural mask, right? >> yeah, it was a mask, yeah it was kind of a mask. and he would -- i think he was probably, you know, patient zero on some level. and he's probably had it a couple times, and now he's fine. >> seth: yeah, it does seem like, you know, he probably went to a c

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correspondent stefan simmons joins me now stefan iraq's on the streets of washington this evening what's the situation like there now. when right front of the capital as you can see here right behind me still about we were about half a kilometer away from the capitol building and there's still national guard here the entire d.c. national guard of to see of the district of columbia has been activated that's of course not all of it that's just a few days a lot of buses in the back and why are those buses in the back there because police which was in force here law enforcement which was by the hundreds here to basically block off everything and fight off potential troublemakers here they're all 'd now pulled back into those buses and ready to go back into their barracks probably not right now here maybe 2 or 3 protesters maybe they have no place to stay somewhere but it's a lot of press and llobet more some law enforcement to keep this curfew which is in effect here in the united in washington d.c. until tomorrow 6 am local in place but it's all peaceful now and of course a far cry from wha

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i'm sorry, when you read these control documents from stefan halper, he was spying.ructed him how to wear a wire on his body, who to target, they gave him a false cover story. pretend you're interested in going to work for the trump campaign, and use that to target the mike flynn and george papadopoulos and carter page and other senior members of the trump inner circle, and here are the things we want to know from them. here is how you get the information. that is spying 101. i asked several former spies and several former fbi executives, i said is this spying, or was james comey right? they're like, oh, this is spying. this is what we call spying. james comey even last year was still in denial of what his own bureau was doing to the trump campaign. when you read these documents, and we're going to put them out, the american people will know donald trump told the truth, they were spying, and james comey lied to us. lou: you know, john, you and i have talked over the past years but certainly in the last few months before the election, both of us decrying the fact that

party and had spoken out in support of refugees stefan and shot him in the head at his home near the west german town of castle. it was a trial which brought the specter of far right violence in germany into sharp focus once again defendant was charged with murdering an elected politician valid to look there was a well liked local leader who defended angela merkel's policies on migration it turned him into a target for extremists stefan and recorded this video at a meeting where 5 to luka faced far right hecklers. you have to stand up for certain values is anyone who doesn't agree with these values is free to leave the country that's a freedom every german enjoys. so there was a shooting. 4 years later look it was assassinated at his home in june 29th in his body discovered by his son. 2 weeks later authorities arrested stefan and over the course of the trial he confessed then retracted and later confessed again today they called found him guilty of murder and sentenced him to life in prison. or a few. cases of stephen easy involves a high number of crimes and there's a spiral of vio

your bomb under par in the case of stefan there's a spiral of violence that started when he was young. despite today's guilty verdict many questions remain where others involved and could the police have done more to protect volatile. let's get more from. the hiller who joins us from the frankfurt to court to have a trial took place well come talk us through reactions to this verdict while the prosecution and the look of family have of course welcomed this verdict today in frankfurt it is after all the tough it's tough a sentence there is in the german judicial system a life long sentence without a possibility to appeal after 15 years so stefan answer will likely spend 22 or even more years in prison and yet stephan and has only been one of 2 accused here and marcus age who was charged with accessory to murder has been acquitted and that is the reason for the look the family of great disappointment they considered him to be the mastermind behind this murder they thought that he had helped him but for the court there was just not enough evidence for that. stuff and since believed to ha

of wisconsin and ted cruz of texas or mo brooks of alabama, matt gaetz of florida or even elise stefanic of new york. don't assume it can't happen. because at the grassroots level, republicans continue to be radicalized. what if instead of raffensperger, someone like representative marjorie taylor greene had been in charge of counting georgia's votes? this time, the system worked. we may not be so lucky the next time around. one in oregon suggesting that the capitol attack was a false flag to embarrass donald trump. that's an official statement from a republican party. so as you say, this is far from subsiding now that donald trump left office. it seems to be getting worse. .

his body discovered by his son weeks later special forces got their man stefan and over the course of the trial he confessed then retracted and later confessed again today the court has found him guilty of murder and sentenced him to life in prison . but a few. your been wonderful in the case of stefan and stop it was a spiral of violence that started when he was young. and then be a source of his on the stand on. despite today's guilty verdict many questions remain where are those involved and could the police have done more to protect. i'm sure nobody appeared to hill he's at the front of court with a verdict has been announced today so stefan has been convicted for murder tell us more about the verdict. yes this verdict didn't come as a surprise jeff financed and he had confessed to the murder the evidence against him was just overwhelming he had to let the police to the murder weapon to the crime weapon the revolver and his motives were quite clear it was hatred against by to look against someone who had been supporting angle america's refugee policy so the evidence against him wa

at his home in june 29000 his body discovered by his son. 2 weeks afterwards authorities arrested stefan and sed during the trial he confessed then retracted and later confessed again this was the 1st time in post-war german history that a representative of the state had been killed by a right wing extremist this is not a test the court determined that the accused steffane had acted in principle out of right wing extremist and racist motivation and had also done so previously for $100.00 touched however the court did not find the other defendant marcus h. guilty of assisting in the murder one of the lukas family lawyers says that is disappointing but added that the family found this trial important for a different reason the from media of old immediate on the go has a cold plaintive the family wanted to set an example against hate and violence and hate speech in our society whose words then lead to deeds at the. top of audiences. that was very very important for them to be out they wanted to advocate the values that involved their look advocated his entire life and which are also the fam

at his home in june 29000 his body discovered by his son. 2 weeks afterwards authorities arrested stefan and sed during the trial he confessed then retracted and later confessed again this was the 1st time in post-war german history that a representative of the state had been killed by a right wing extremist this is not a test the court determined that the accused steffane had acted in principle out of right wing extremist and racist motivation and had also done so previously for $100.00 tut however the court did not find the other defendant marcos h. guilty of assisting in the murder one of the loop because family lawyers says that is disappointing but added that the family found this trial important for a different reason the from media of old immediate on the go as a call plaintiffs the family wanted to set an example against hate and violence and hate speech in our society whose words then lead to deeds at the. top and. that's about you that was very very important for them to be they wanted to advocate the values that evolved her look advocated his entire life and which are also the

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2019 to life in prison but cote was a prominent voice in favor of accepting refugees and migrants stefan ernst had already admitted killing him ahead of the course verdict he shot the question democrat politician outside his own home dominic cain is following that story from berlin. this is a case which shocked many people around this country the murder of a popular german center right politician who had been advocating for pro-immigration and advocating in favor of receiving refugees into the community the man who killed him who the court has decided murdered him well this person had admitted the killing but in very different types of evidence being given had changed his story time and again but the courts in reaching its verdict and then passing sentence said that it believed that this was a man from the far right that this was a known neo nazi the court had been told that the police had been aware of this individual stefan that he had far right views it's also worth making the point here that mr lucas had himself sensed that he had received threats to his life had received all sorts o

party and had spoken out in support of refugees stefan and shot him in the head at his home near the west german town of castle. it was a trial which brought the specter of far right violence in germany into sharp focus once again defendant was charged with murdering an elected politician. to look was a well liked local leader who defended angela merkel's policies on migration it turned him into a target for extremists stefan recorded this video at a meeting we have faced far right heckler's. you have to stand up for certain values is anyone who doesn't agree with these values is free to leave the country that's a freedom every german enjoys. 4 years later luka was assassinated at his home in june 29th in his body discovered by his son. 2 weeks later authorities arrested stefan and. over the course of the trial he confessed then retracted and later confessed again today they called found him guilty of murder and sentenced him to life in prison. or. the case of stephen easy involves a high number of crimes and there's a spiral of violence that started when he was young. luke is killin

outside his home in june 29th his body discovered by his son weeks later special forces got their man stefan and over the course of the trial he confessed then retracted and later confessed again today the court has found him guilty of murder and sentenced him to life in prison . but a few talking ready to hear from undercover in the case of stefan and stop it is a spiral of violence that started when he was young. and on. despite today's guilty verdict many questions remain where are those involved and could the police have done more to protect. i'm sure nobody picked a hilly he's at the front of court with a verdict has been announced today so stefan has been convicted for murder tell us more about the verdict. yes this verdict didn't come as a surprise jeff financed and he had confessed to the murder the evidence against him was just overwhelming he had to let the police to the murder weapon to the crime weapon the revolver and his motives were quite clear it was hatred against by to get against someone who had been supporting angle america's refugee policy so the evidence against him was

let's go to our washington correspondent now stefan simons who's standing by for us hi stefan we saw joe biden working through a stack of executive orders there tell us more about the changes that he made on his 1st day in office. now there was a record that was a record for a president to sign 17 executive orders memorandum or directive he did it nobody else had it before 17 on the 1st day on the ration day and they were all very significant as pointed out in the piece this was not just rolling back the policies of dollars from this was treading and destroying this doll trump's legacy basically starting with the border wall as you know president already said always said mexico will pay for it then that didn't happen so he had takes pay is paying for it what did joe biden do he halted all payments for building more wall paris climate a court he's going back to this the united states is not leaving the w.h.o. those are very very significant significant executives or order this is also significant not just as a signal for inside the united states where this country is going because you

colorful minimalistic and clever objects designed by munich stefan dietz range from lamps to furniture to table where. else they have one thing in common understated functionality. good design has a lot to do with acrobatics a good ass or bad can manage to make things look elegant even if they're very complex. or complex it. is new its design is a floor lamp that functions without joints instead to move will clips attached to an electrical cord and now the fiberglass rod to be adjusted to any position the lamp is made of mostly recycled materials and can be disassembled without the use of tools one stefan dietz the german sustainability award for 2021. we made i know it's lamp here almost 5 metres high we came up with this concept a flexible rod with a super lightweight shade attached and we tried to push it to the extreme. so we can put the lamp in a corner and alumina dinner table almost 3 metres away. the floor level to manufacture a myth is based on their well known model type 113 a desk lamp design from 1923 just one of the 1st serially produced adjustable lamps worldwide. product

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in the case of stefan and stop at yours a spiral of violence that started when he was young. and on despite today's guilty verdict many questions remain where are those involved and could the police have done more to protect. i'm sure nobody appeared to hill he's at the front of court where the verdict has been announced today so stephanie has been convicted for murder tell us more about the verdict. yes this verdict didn't come as a surprise jeff financed and he had confessed to the murder the evidence against him was just overwhelming he had to let the police to the murder weapon to the crime weapon the revolver and this notice were quite clear it was hatred against by to look good and against someone who had been supporting angle america's refugee policy so the evidence against him was just overwhelming that is why a life long prison sentence didn't come as a surprise and judge also acknowledged and the severity of the guilt off and this means that he won't be able to apply for parole after 15 years it'll he'll spend probably at least 22 years in prison before he'll be abl

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well as go to budapest where we join our correspondent stefan both so welcome stefan what prompted viktor all about to take this action. well what's really. extremely upset about brussels and the european union he believes that the are not very fast in rolling out the vaccines and he is extremely frustrated about that. day that. sense. are dying. in. force at the same time the. rolling out. the heights meet you at the university they are involved in the project as well and they are looking forward to. the fights that seem to be rolled out in hungary. of course in the european union because it has been approved by the e.u. medicines agency. well that is so then it will know who you talk of course the government be saying that we are getting in have a handle on it and your hands are almost 12000 people reportedly died deaths already because of the corona virus situation here on a population of 10000000 so slowly but surely people are wondering what a stick government really doing for us now i have to say that people are very suspicious about that that seems i've spoken 'd with several areas

. >>> still to come stefan and aisha curry continue to give back to the east bay community and how theyrite restaurants this new year's weekend. ♪ ♪ digital transformation has failed to take off. because it hasn't removed the endless mundane work we all hate. ♪ ♪ automation can solve that by taking on repetitive tasks for us. unleash your potential. uipath. reboot work. >>> new at 10 the owner of monster restaurant got a big surprise from warrior start stefan curry and his wife aisha. he said his restaurant has been struggling during the pandemic but he still made it a priority to help distribute mills to those in need partnering with the curries eat, learn, play foundation and world center foundation. he is seeing that generosity returned. the curry family presented him with the $25,000 check. >>it was pretty shocking because we do not expect anything. we just kind of do what we do. it was really good surprise. >> like so many restaurants monster frye has been hit hard during the coronavirus pandemic. the family was forced to put their home on a mortgage forbearance but still he gave b

infections are alarming the choir had to be cancelled for today it puts mario vans argo and director stefan mackie in a difficult situation coordinating the. image as the figures rise so do the individual fears and questions we have to deal with on a daily basis. i take those fears quite seriously and i believe we should take them seriously because. it's hard to rehearse with fear and they can because that's why we said ok not today. hard to morrow we'll discuss how we can deal with it again colonel instead of the choir they rehearse commons pot by itself. dance theory tenderly. that's missing is the others lasted a bit too trivial and it's so client. in bray step hold music leaking college. death whereas a mosque it's the only way the dancer winston ricardo amon can bring common under his spell. it is. now the choreography is sad but the big question remains. when is the premier. well that's a really difficult question. 2 weeks later than ready for a dress rehearsal the singer cast in the role of carmen has finally been able to make the trip. but the audience has not with cases of covert 9

infections are alarming the choir had to be cancelled for today it puts mario vans argo and director stefan mackie in a difficult situation coordinating the. other much as the figures rise so do the individual fears and questions we have to deal with on a daily basis that if i take those fears quite seriously and i believe we should take them seriously because it's hard to rehearse with fear they're going to end with angst that's why we said ok not today. or tomorrow we'll discuss how we can deal with it in the middle. again current instead of the choir they were asked commons pot by itself. very tenderly. but that's missing is there a lesson to be too trivial closeness so. in the phrase death toll musically you call it. death when as a mosque it's the only way the dancer winston ricardo armaan can bring common under his spell. there is. now the choreography is sad but the big question remains. when is the premier. well that's a really difficult question. 2 weeks later than ready for a dress rehearsal the singer cast in the role of carmen has finally been able to make the trip. but the audi

you know south african people also saying during the riots and for fuck's sake stop saying soccer stefanszymanski beinecke have written a book about it but it's also as a linguistic phenomenon this is believe unique there is never been a word that we can find that has been exiled from the language there are words that go out of use that it's never been a case of a word which has been used for a long time and then dropped because somebody else uses it. the war on the words can be found on merchandise products fashion items and even in our office is the disrespect that you receive as soon as you say the word soccer you instantly don't know anything about it you shouldn't be speaking about it you are crazy you have no idea what's going on what you see even though you've played select such a long time yet. think of like any example where it got me into trouble or in flavor. i have cousins from florida talk about soccer and i just i just remember thinking like oh you can be related to me so horrible they did think. i used to hate it when i was growing up. the anger here is among most explicit

in 2019 to life in prison luka was a prominent voice in favor of accepting refugees and migrants stefan ernst tatel reddy admitted killing him ahead of the verdict he shot the christian democrat outside his own home those are your headlines up next it's witness the unforgiven. my name is a sad lander. i used to be guards at jollibee to prison camp. irish never happened. i really did bad things would i be able to for gaev. somebody like me. feel guilty for a groove richo to the lack of motion for wilfork killing and the violation of the laws of. my. thoughts. as of lies a little shift in the as imprisonments. this is man when i was in school 1st half my school thank you i just cannot believe that this boy is that monster. that becomes a. severed sure that you know innocent but looking back in my past you know i just can't i don't see any anything on this way is that even in the us without showing more just doesn't insist there was nothing there. i have a happy childhood. but as mom was influenced by my life from the beginning. you cannot play football with the rest you cannot do the thin

you know south africa people also saying during the riots and for fuck's sake stop saying soccer stefanszymanski in silicon valley are beinecke have written a book about it it's also as a linguistic phenomenon this is going to leave unique there is never been a word that we can find that has been exiled from the language there are words that go out of use that is never been a case of a word which has been used for a long time and then dropped because somebody else uses it. on the words can be found on merchandise products fashion items and even in our office is the disrespect that you receive as soon as you say the word soccer you instantly don't know anything about it you shouldn't be speaking about it you are crazy you have no idea what's going on what you see even though you've played select such a long time yet. think of like any example where it got me into trouble or and for ever. i have cousins from florida talk about soccer and i just i just remember thinking like oh you can be related to me this is horrible they don't think. i used to hate it when i was growing up. in the anger

that's why stefan whining was never bothered by briggs that demand for commercial property here was already high the city launched multiple new building projects but the pandemic has had a devastating effect on the new stock and if you look at the strong years in 2018 in 2019 where we leased well over 600000 square meters you can see we're renting only half of what we had in the boom years that speaks for itself. the new offices being built will likely be sparsely populated good news for small businesses seeking cheap rent but the trend is the opposite for. apartments affordable living space remains just a pipe dream with mostly luxury flats being built these days. i guess germans aren't familiar with lecturing condominiums in high rise buildings they're completely new phenomenon here in the past high rise buildings were considered commercial buildings more of an imposing backdrop now we see a trend that's more familiar in north america luxury residential towers. even though briggs it didn't bring the expected migration to frankfurt the city's appeal remains high but so does the price of re

have marched through kiev to mark the birthday of controversial you train in independence leader stefan step on bandra he is glorified by many in the country as a freedom fighter but he supported hitler's nazi party against the soviet union during world war 2. the israeli troops have fired projectiles and tier gas at palestinian protesters throwing stones at least one protester was reportedly injured by a shot to the head the palestinians are protesting the establishment of a disputed israeli settler outpost in occupied west bank. the coronavirus pandemic quickly change the way that the global community has dealt with the climate crisis last year activists are rallying in cities around the world demanding an end to the use of fossil fuels but when lockdowns and social distancing put an end to public gatherings they had to take their message online. at. a demonstration in berlin for more climate protection with masks and social distancing this is how climate activists protest in 1000 times the. large demonstrations are not possible right now so fridays for future activists are also takin

for keeping their father's memory alive and they of course the family they are hoping not only for stefan he to be convicted but also for age to be convicted for accessory for murder because they regard him as the mastermind behind this crime behind the murder of their father there was also a recent report paper that found out that the defendant actually had dozens of contacts in the far right scene could there still be accomplices they are on the loose. yes absolutely and the prosecution here in this process they focused mainly on stephany and on marcus age but. many questions remain as to whether or not they have been more people involved maybe supporting them in their crime maybe helping to him acquire weapons or maybe helping out with the finances because in the north of. custody where this happened the scene is quite large and quite well organized we've seen this in other cases so many people believe that yes there was a network may be involved but this has been dealt with in this process here in frankfurt but this appalling mentary inquiry committee looking deeper into that this is

joining us now from washington is our correspondent stefan siemens stuff and tell us more about the changes president biden is making with those executive orders he signed. you know they are really significant because this is basically derailing the. policies of donald trump so he's treading actually the legacy of donald trump with those executive orders he already signed yesterday 17 that's a world record that he's tough make record it is for the united states nor the president has signed 17 direct this executive orders or memoranda on his 1st day actually on the in our world they ever before joe biden did it. today he will actually sign more executive orders and those are specifically going into or handling the coronavirus crisis in the united states we have to stay 4229 people that the 2nd highest single day death toll for the united states so there is a lot of work to do there's more executive orders coming from the by the administration from joe biden today as well as remarks from him and then we have a 4 pm local time white house press conference something i would have never said i wo

some other stories making headlines around the world a court here in germany has sentenced neo nazi stefan to life in prison for the murder of a pro refugee politician the killing of a to look good 2 years ago sent shock waves to the country it was the 1st political assassination with a right wing extremist motive since the end of the nazi era. unrest has returned to the northern lebanese city of tripoli on thursday after overnight clashes between security forces and protesters that last one man dead the security forces fired tear gas at demonstrators angry about the combined effect of the coronavirus lockdown and the country's economic crisis. and a gay couple has been caned in indonesia's conservative province for having sex each of the men received nearly $180.00 lashes is the only region of indonesia that to impose this islamic sharia law which outlaws homosexuality. now european regulators are today expected to authorize the use across the e.u. of the coated vaccine made by british swedish company astra zeneca the development comes as a conflict escalates between the company and the e

we've become a city of big law firms and recruiters and business not to talk of autumn and that's why stefan whining was never bothered by briggs that demand for commercial property here was already high the city launched multiple new building projects but the pandemic has had a devastating effect when you start if you look at the strong years in 20182019 where we least well over 600000 square feet you can see we're renting only half of what we had in the boom years that speaks for itself. the new offices being built will likely be sparsely populated good news for small businesses seeking cheap rent but the trend is the opposite for apartments affordable living space remains just a pipe dream with mostly luxury flats being built these days. i guess i'm dodging context can be another a completely new phenomenon here in the past high rise buildings were considered commercial buildings more of an imposing dad truck and now we see a trend for development that's more familiar in north america luxury residential towers to make about they hadn't. even though briggs it didn't bring the expected migr