but wagner was anti-jewish. hitler enjoyed his music and used it for nazi propaganda. university recently had an open seminar on wagner and his impact on german history. >> carmen beckmann works at a museum and she has taken an interest and is preparing an exhibit on the composer. she thinks that people should not let their praise of his music change his part in history. >> people should make the anniversary a good opportunity to review his works and personality in a critical manner. >> nearly 70 years after the end of nazu rule, germans still consider their praise for the german composer. >>> a former russian spy who became an international sensation a few years ago has a new job. anna chapman is now a board member at a bank in moscow. bank officials say shareholders appointed her to the seven-member board. media around the world covered the story of her arrest in 2010 and deportation. she returned home after the u.s. and russian governments made a spy swap. she became an advisor to the president of a bank who is a mid-sized lender known for it's connections to the ru

and which is not in the personality of the making music of wagner.ty sure about it. >> rose: what is the physical demand of this? the physical demand? >> well, the machine as we call her, i would say it's a she, you know, because she's very diva like. >> yes. >> rose: in her behavior sotimes. >> yes. >> it takes some getting used to. the first days that we were on it, it feels, it has some movement to it so you feel like maybe it's going to give and we really didn't know. so it took some convincing to assure us that we were all very safe. and. >> rose: some assurances that you were all safe. >> well, yeah. i think so. if you are standing on a stage or-- and there are planks whipping around and you're, you know, it's something to be careful about. and the met was very cautious about security. and there are so many mechanisms involved that if figure goes wrong it stops. >> rose: because this is such a complex set. >> exactly, yeah. there are some pretty steep inclines, really jay, i think, has to deal with it more than anybody in the cycle. >> rose: ho

but there are wagner fans here. this ban is just heading off to a neighboring city to go to the opera. he only has to drive 20 minutes to experience the 16-hour epic. >> a few years ago, the theater started doing performances of "during -- "the ring." since it is close to where i live, and drive over there for the performances. i have been a passionate fan ever since. >> because walter visits many of the performances here up to three times each, he has given the day he has been given permission today to attend the rehearsal for -- he has been given permission today to attend the rehearsal for "tristan and isolde." ♪ "tristan and isolde" longing for death so they may be united in their forbidden love forever. for the director, the challenge is to make the story accessible to a wide audience. >> you have to find a method of storytelling that builds bridges to the audience's understanding so they can follow the very complex layers of the story. then there are certain taboos. if it is too radical, too disjointed, to por

but there are wagner fans here. this ban is just heading off to a neighboring city to go to the opera. he only has to drive 20 minutes to experience the 16-hour epic. >> a few years ago, the theater started doing performances of "during -- "the ring." since it is close to where i live, and drive over there for the performances. i have been a passionate fan ever since. >> because walter visits many of the performances here up to three times each, he has given the day he has been given permission today to attend the rehearsal for -- he has been given permission today to attend the rehearsal for "tristan and isolde." ♪ "tristan and isolde" longing for death so they may be united in their forbidden love forever. for the director, the challenge is to make the story accessible to a wide audience. >> you have to find a method of storytelling that builds bridges to the audience's understanding so they can follow the very complex layers of the story. then there are certain taboos. if it is too radical, too disjointed, to por

>> we were just talking online. >> wagner tells me they were just talking about sports. heading towards the door. just come here one second -- >> sure. >> but then he decides to answer a few more questions. how old is jenna? >> i'm not sure actually. >> i've got the chat log. >> okay. >> so you should probably start telling the truth now. >> okay. >> how old is jena? >> 14 i think, 13, 14. >> 13. and how old are you? >> 24. >> and what's a 24-year-old doing looking to be with a 13-year-old? >> i'm not looking to be with her. we were just talking and stuff. >> what were you talking about? >> just all kinds of stuff. >> are you a virgin? yeah. do you masturbate at all? not really. do you get horny at all? maybe. you can tell me, every girl does it. >> i was just messing around. joking around. >> just messing around with a 13-year-old girl. >> yeah, not really planning on anything really. >> you don't know what you're missing. i'm stroking my [ bleep ] right now and looking at your pics. >> as i continue, wagner remembers that he left his car lights on. >> i need to turn th

up next, alex wagner and sam stein will join me. lers. the act of soaring across an ocean in a three-hundred-ton rocket doesn't raise as much as an eyebrow for these veterans of the sky. however, seeing this little beauty over international waters is enough to bring a traveler to tears. we're putting the wonder back into air travel, one innovation at a time. the new american is arriving. we're not in london, are we? no. why? apparently my debit card is. what? i know. don't worry, we have cancelled your old card. great. thank you. in addition to us monitoring your accounts for unusual activity, you could also set up free account alerts. okay. [ female announcer ] at wells fargo we're working around the clock to help protect your money and financial information. here's your temporary card. welcome back. how was london? [ female announcer ] when people talk, great things happen. >>> the president himself, as you know, is a lawyer, and taught constitutional law. i'm not sure if he's read that word for word. i'm sure that some of the very high

up next, alex wagner and sam stein will join me. i've been taking a multivitamin for years. centrum silver. both of us actually. our pharmacist recommended it. and that makes me feel pretty good about it. and then i heard about a study looking at multivitamins and the long term health benefits. and what do you know? they used centrum silver in the study. makes me feel even better, that's what i take. sorry, we take. [ male announcer ] centrum. the most recommended. most preferred. most studied. centrum, always your most complete. >>> the president himself, as you know, is a lawyer, and taught constitutional law. i'm not sure if he's read that word for word. i'm sure that some of the very highly qualified lawyers who work in the white house counsel's office have. and that goes to this specific section of our tax code. i think experts should address that, not me. but if there need to be improvements in how that is -- adjudicated and applied, that's one thing. on the matter at hand here as the president has been very clear, the behavior articulated in the ig report is unaccepta

joining me, msnbc's alex wagner host of "now with alex wagner" and ariel louis, host of "the road to city hall." all right. so today was the rollout. here's my question for you, ariel. who's the bigger problem for him for voters, there are two items, there is the actual content of the g-chat messages or facebook messages he had with women and the photos and the puns, and then there's the fact when he was busted for it, he lied and lied and lied. i want to show you just one of the example of this. this is him talking to my colleague, rachel maddow. >> in terms of your constituents watching all of this unfold and wondering if there is fire here behind all of the smoke, wondering if you're doing creepy things online, essentially, what -- how do you intend to reassure your constituents and to the people who have supported you politically that they shouldn't think that you're a creep? >> well, you know, the simple fact here is that what this appears to be is probably what it is, someone making fun of my name, someone trying to cause trouble for me, maybe poke fun at me. you know, when you

i'm luke russert in for alex wagner. for the first -- i'm luke russert in for alex wagner.he man accused of committing horrific crimes against three women in cleveland appeared in public view. ariel castro was arraigned at a cleveland courthouse charged with kidnapping and raining the thr three suspects. he did not speak, but the prosecution requests a multimillion dollar bail based on the gruesome nature of the crime. >> the charges, again, mr. castro based on premeditated, deliberate, and depraved decisions snatched three young ladies from cleveland's west side streets, to be used in whatever self-gratifying, self-serving way he saw fit. also, while in captivity, they withstood repeated beatings, they were bound and restrained, and sexually assaulted, basically never free to leave this residence. >> today, the victims are safe. two of them are sleeping in their own bed again and reunited with their families. >> i want to thank everybody that believed, even the ones that doubted, i still want to thank them the most, because they're the ones that made me stronger, the one t

is our mineral grana slide the current search on syria to bite down in unemployment insurance the wagner act which protected the union organizing the good society legislation all of these corresponded with the growth of the middle class that's all a coincidence for it is just not true historically the wagner act reduce the quality and standard of living of americans by raising the cost of living when you force employers to overpay their employees what you do it. everybody to pay more for their products and as a consequence everybody standard will be including unionized workers is lower today because of the way because of minimum wage and because of these things that i want to get back i want to get back to a sequence trace and i have a graph of government spending and we can see that total government spending is over three and a half trillion dollars the deficit is eight hundred forty five billion dollars now we're paying two hundred twenty four billion dollars in interest and the sequester ration is just around forty four billion i mean that's really that's not look like mice when we pu

from alex wagner.th is i think this is much more about how the royal family for both the british and the americans is like a supernarrative. it combines everything, it combines a bit of reality television with the history channel, all sprinkled with some pageantry and pomposity and it serves as an alternative, a distraction and for many, a kind of entertainment away from the tedium and banality of most of our ordinary lives. this guy comes over only recently he was playing strip snooker in las vegas and we see him being photographed as an absolutely committed member of the army. one of his commanding officers, who i spoke to once said you don't know what snooker is, do you? >> i know what snooki is. >> snooker is a form of billi d billiards, played with a series of different-colored balls that you have to pot, along with a large number of reds. we call it strip snooker. someone i know spoke to his commanding officer and they said when he is serving he is an exemplary soldier. there's no criticism that

my name is norma wagner and very proud to be vice-chair of the board of trustees of the mexican museum and i am here to speak to the support of the agenda, the mexican museum and the residential tower project. we have been working extremely hard for over a decade to complete the vision of yerba buena garden to truly represent the project. the report is before you today for your attention. however, as we all are aware there are a group of individuals that have filed appeals to the processes and findings of the eir, all of which are without merit. first an institution created by the community for the benefit of the community. we have a collection of over 14,000 art works, which are community and public at-large have been waiting to view and learn from. we're the first organization of its kind in the city to become an affiliateof the smithsonian institution and ask for your support to complete the yerba buena district. thank you very much. >> thank you, next speaker. david del torre. with me today are many of our members and cultural organizations and committed supporters of the mexican t

it is mainly for eastern tulsa county and wagner county. however, those living in cherokee county where it is a little less populated, that's a concern if they live in that area because it is moving eastward. the tornado warning in effect for just another ten minutes, but visual reports say multiple explosions of the transformers, typically yes, that could be in the creek turnpike, that dives down right through this area. and you'll be able to see that from tulsa that, of course, it is i-44. but again, we've also had reports of a cone-shaped tornado, not a wedge, the larger, wider tornadoes like in moore, oklahoma, but it's a multiple vortex which means there could be more than one. again, we are watching as it moves east as a good 25, 30 miles an hour. and as chad mentioned, east from cherokee to wagner county. we'll watch this closely. any reports of damage or injuries, we'll give you the very latest when we hear from authorities there. >> tom, thank you so much. the last few weeks seem to be relentless with the number of strength in thun

it's mainly for eastern tulsa county and for wagner county. however, those who live in cherokee county, where it is a little less populated, that is a concern if they live in that area. the tornado warning for just about another ten minutes, but visual reports say multiple explosions of the transformers, typically, yes, they could be in that creek turnpike which dives downright through this area. and you'll be able to see that through tulsa, it's i-44. but we have reports that it's a cone-shaped tornado. it's not a wedge. but it is a multiple vortex, which means there could be more than one. again, we're watching as it moves east at a good 25, even 30 miles an hour. and, as chad mentioned, those east from wagner county to cherokee county. we really need to see protection now. snow reports, this just happened of any damage or any injuries, and we'll be giving you the very latest when we hear from authorities there. >> chad, the last few weeks, have you know, they have seemed relentless with the number of strength of nor nay does. has it been mo

. ♪ germany city celebrated the 200th anniversary of wagner's birth.ed andthe most most reviled composers. but to mark the grand occasion, his birth city unveiled a new statute. it shows him standing before silhouette representing the shadow his fame would cast in future. key jury address on thursday, barack obama defended the use of drone strikes, and calling them of legal means of fighting terrorism. but the president did acknowledge concerns about accountability and civilian casualties. obama launched a new attempt to close the military prison at guantanamo bay. >> today, i was again called on congress to let the restrictions on detainee transfers from gitmo. >> obama told the audience that guantanamo has become a symbol around the world for an america that flouts the rule of law. also on thursday, the social democrats celebrated their 150th anniversary. >> i want to express my gratitude and recognition to everyone who has battled for freedom, justice, and solidarity to improve the lives for millions of people. >> the current leader told the audienc

i'm luke russert in for my celebrity look-alike alex wagner.he national dialogue back to jobs and economy at a time when he has some wind in his sails. speaking in texas he called for more government spending and tax reform. >> when you're talking to your members of congress or talking to elected officials, you've got to remind them we don't want government to do everything for us but it's got a role to play on infrastructure, basic research, making sure we've got a tax system that's fair. >> the president could get some help from a range of encouraging economic news. the dow reached a record-breaking 15,000 points this week, the april jobless rate ticked down to 7.5% following months of strong hiring and the treasury department reported the largely monthly surplus since 2008 with tax revenue coming in higher than expected. the extra cash means the annual budget gap will fall below $1 trillion. paul krugman writes "bad news for dr. evil fans. the days of $1 trillion deficits are over. in fact, the deficit is falling fast." it also means the gov

. >> wagner uses a system of marx and little black books on each course. >> an open door, maybe you willog behind englishmen. a horse kicks, we put th in. little different things to pick up on horses. >> when dealing with animals, one never truly knows. chris grew up in the game, the son of successful maryland horse trainers. his love for racing has him using his ivy league education and ignoring the danger to the in the gate for a living. she got a camera for us and takes you inside the gate with a horse that does not want to go. >> no, no, no, no. no good, no writer. -- rider. no no no. >> an intense moment. at least the kevlar vests were not tested. >> on the guys here have been kicked. when the horse goes to headbutt you or something, and these do come in handy. i too went to college for four years at cornell and you a working with us. that is scary. is what everybody says. >> good-natured ribbing, a sign of the spec. >> everybody gets along. we watch each other's back. all brothers. that's when the brothers love the horses, first he hits the button, leaving the rest of today men and

but colleen chav an and wagner were instrumental in helping us understand the projections and understandstruction cost, etc. i would also want to acknowledge the hospital team, mike, warn browner. ceo of cpmc, [ applause ] george, i want to say is it w u. and john gates creative cfo who works at the hospital and the chairman of the board mr. bob -- [ applause ] . throughout this process, i had the luxury of a number of people helping and counseling me and encouraging me, but i would like to particularly thank bishop mark andrews who has been a tremendous supporter of saint lukes. and last but not least, i want to thank the san francisco coalition. we, as part of our process had meetings with the coalition in my office, their executive committee that varied from 10-13 in size from meeting to meeting and also their liaison mr. mark kumar who kept everyone a price apprised of what we were doing. i know that san francisco is still a city that knows how and wants the city to work and cares about each other. congratulations to san francisco. i want to introduce our fine mayor ed lee. [ applaus

and when we reopened the case, because of chief wagner, it was found that there were multiple mistakes and in that part of portugal, there were many retired pedophiles, convicted child pornographers, english pedophiles that lived around that hotel. and the police didn't interview half of those guys initially. >> you made it clear where you stand with her parents, and that you went and met with him and were convinced of their not having a role in it. they were suspects at one point and obviously were cleared. is it right for investigators to look at them again? >> first of all, i think the portuguese police did a horrible job. normally you interview the parents, like reve and i were separated, polygraphed and police eliminate them. that wasn't done. for the portuguese police to take the scrutiny of the world hot spotlight off of them was to point the finger at the mccanns. that brutalized that family. certainly, scotland yard, according to the people that i know at scotland yard, when i teamed up and went over there, that the mccanns in their minds were never suspects, that they believe

now coming up "now" with alex wagner, the host and also with host joy reid filling in after this break. the doctor put me on a bayer aspirin regimen. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. go talk to your doctor. you're not indestructible anymore. we're not in london, are we? no. why? apparently my debit card is. what? i know. don't worry, we have cancelled your old card. great. thank you. in addition to us monitoring your accounts for unusual activity, you could also set up free account alerts. okay. [ female announcer ] at wells fargo we're working around the clock to help protect your money and financial information. here's your temporary card. welcome back. how was london? [ female announcer ] when people talk, great things happen. you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec-d®. powerful relief of nasal congestion and other allergy symptoms -- all in one pill. zyrtec-d®. at the pharmacy counter. [ female announcer ] what does beauty feel like? ♪ and where does it begin? ♪ it begins with your skin. venus embrace. every five-blade

which changed the framework in debilitated trade union in the united states at least compared to the wagner act. i might add perhaps finally with respect to the national security state, the american south was the mature partner for international is some as it is the 1940s, 1950s. the majority of the republican party still have grave doubts about a global role for the united states. senator taft, the republican leader was supposed to nato originally an american troops being stationed in europe and we decided between those on the wallace -- henry wallace said of the democratic party, which blamed the cold war and the united states from the soviet union and did not wish to engage in a global competition and the other side of the northern wing of the party stood with truman in creating the national security state. it took something that is to create the major institutions we know today. in this sense, modern america, the world we know was created in congress through the truman years and decisively by decision-making, lawmaking decisions taken by representatives from the american south. those re

my name is norma wagner and very proud to be vice-chair of the board of trustees of the mexican museum and i am here to speak to the support of the agenda, the mexican museum and the residential tower project. we have been working extremely hard for over a decade to complete the vision of yerba buena garden to truly represent the project. the report is before you today for your attention. however, as we all are aware there are a group of individuals that have filed appeals to

[laughter] craig: well, we learned a lot about wagner, didn't we? [laughter] so listen. if anything happened tonight to upset you, i'm sorry you got upset by people talking but i still believe people talk and saying what they think and saying how they feel is a good idea. so -- you'll be fine. go to sleep. [applause] >>> tonight we are back on the street, a followup to a wusa9 undercover investigation that shed light on despicable practices by d.c. cabbies. >> you're about to see this time around we had big time backup in this followup that got some big time results and investigative reporter russ ptacek catches it all on camera. >> about now we have tested about 200 cabs over the past six months and how they treat black and disabled passengers, failing again and again. this time when we went out, d.c. taxi commission inspectors were there, too busting one cab after the other. >> five star 60 pass. >> reporter: stand by. everybody stand by. >> see the lady standing back there. >> reporter: why didn't you pick up the black guy? >> we have a citation for refuse to haul for

♪ [meow] [laughter] craig: well, we learned a lot about wagner, didn't we? [laughter] so listen.anything happened tonight to upset you, i'm sorry you got upset by people talking but i still believe people talk and saying what they think and saying how they feel is a good idea. so -- you'll be fine. go to sleep. [applause] ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . >>> this is kpix 5 news. >> a truck crashes into a bay area house and then the driver takes off. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> and i'm ken ba sshgteda. there is a giant hole in the side of a home in san francisco's outer mission and that's where kpix 5's joe vasquez is tonight. joe. >> i talked to some witness that tell me it started here on florn teen, a pickup truck silver in color crashed into a car then tried to make this very sharp curve then was weaving out of control. that's when it smashed right into the bottom floor of this home. then witness tell me the pickup truck quickly backed out, his front end so damage the headlights fell off. the pickup then reyesed away from the scene. some of the neighbors got the license plate.

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of the table with just two games to go after triumphing for one of the committee the moscow darby wagner love putting the arm in one up after only six minutes. soon made it through and then boggle over to the second just before the break to me to toss or poor go buy in for loco early in the second half but say to be are made for one and give serious concourse for the first league title in seven years. i've seen its hopes of keeping their title for a third straight year took a huge ten's of the champions or held one one at struggling rust of record signing acts of itself strong office.

nato recently released a manual on the international law a peak of all to digital warfare i mean wagner the head of the country risk the new shin says of the dangers of a cyber attack shouldn't be underestimated. so i will work there was very much here to stay it's very much a part of our daily lives and the trick is going to be to try to make it less of an everyday occurrence and more manageable that's only going to come with time but right now i think the u.s. and every other country in the world is quite vulnerable to cyber war we've already seen that everything from. nuclear installations in iran to the idea of electric grids in the united states or extremely sensitive defense and intelligence secrets and i've been vulnerable to cyber attacks whether it comes from a government whether it comes from a very stilled individual hacker or there was the case just last year struck four in the united states was a private company which was hacked fights teenager who managed to get through with firewalls and basically. make his point clear and he was subsequently discovered of course but this

new crew members arrive at the international space station r t was among very soon the mob from the wagner caused major. international news commentary and reports live from moscow rather with wait along with the let's take a look at this hour's news right washington has a welcome to the live thing all of the arms embargo on syria in support of the opposition but has criticized russia's plan delivery of anti aircraft and missiles to damascus moscow says the as a three hundred systems will help deter foreign intervention and seize the ending of the e.u. weapons ban as damaging to syria's a peace efforts the move led by the u.k. and france has now opened the floodgates for weapons to flow into the syrian rebels twenty five member states appraised it say it would only add feel to the conflict they say arms and could easily reach extremist groups appointee in the ranks of the opposition parties marina has the details. the united states is showing no concern over the expiration of the e.u. arms embargo on syria which is set to lapse in the coming days the deputy spokesperson for the state depart

education cuts police responded with water cannon and tear gas thousands have marched through the city of wagneri so demanding free education the conflict began two years ago and has been gaining momentum with the government still refusing to meet the students' demands. rescuers are continuing their search for survivors in the oklahoma city suburb of moore after it was struck by a devastating tornado the number of reported dad has been revised down to twenty four including nine children more than two hundred people were injured and whole neighborhoods destroyed. coming up shortly it's good all else cross-talk to go away . download the official application to yourself choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorites from alzheimer's if you're away from your television well it just doesn't matter now with your mobile device you can watch r.t. any time anyway. hello and welcome to crossfire for all things considered i'm peter lavelle bitcoins revolutionizing banking and finance or a nice political protest movement take your pick however there is no doubt this virtual currency is being g

early twentieth century there was major movement for labor unions and then roosevelt signed in the wagner act which really the federal protection for unions over the next few decades we got osha you know bringing more safety into the workplace but unionization is on decline shockingly i mean over twenty percent i think over the last fifty years i mean why are we seeing less workers unionized if it's good for workers well it's i mean there's a strategy on the part of the right and some on the left even that don't think that organized labor is as is as important as it used to be as unions have gone down so as a middle class a share of income there's a direct connection between union station rates and the middle class a share of income in our in our economy but when it comes down to it unions fight for things like higher wages better benefits better hours and more work place safety and all those things. bite into c.e.o. salaries and corporate profits so there's a reason why you know the entities the corporate entities do not want unions they want more money i mean it's really that simple. an

early twentieth century there was major movement for labor unions and then roosevelt signed in the wagner act which really great federal protection for unions over the next few decades we got osha you know bringing more safety into the workplace but unionization is on decline shockingly i mean over twenty percent i think over the last fifty years i mean why are we seeing workers unionize if it's good for workers well it's i mean there's a strategy on the parts of the right and some on the left even that don't think that organized labor is as is as important as it used to be as unions have gone down so as a middle class a share of income there's a direct connection between union new zation rates and the middle class a share of income in our in our economy but when it comes down to it unions fight for things like higher wages better benefits better hours and more work place safety and all those things. bite into c.e.o. salaries and corporate profits so there's a reason why you know the entities the corporate entities do not want unions they want more money i mean it's really that simple. an