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do i want young men to learn that behavior that hurts other people, no matter how drunk or how high they are is unacceptable? you're damn right i do. do i want young women to not be afraid to come forward no matter when they are ready to? you're damn right i do. look, i'm not saying you need to believe judge kavanaugh's accuser but as a congress and as a country, we need to listen to women. now, i'll admit that i would not vote for judge kavanaugh whether or not the current allegations are true or republicans steam rolled the victims to fast track his appointment. i believe in a woman's right to control her own reproductive system regardless of what men think so, yeah, you can bet i will vote against him. i believe in freedom of religion should extend to all, including those of the muslim faith who should be able to worship and move around just like everyone else so you bet i'd vote against kavanaugh. i believe people should marry whoever they want whoever they love. i oppose a judge who thinks a sitting president is above the law right now when we need as a nation an independent judicia

. >> hip-hop was cooler than anything that came before it and being young, i wanted to be about somethingmc was rocking at the time was cool. so shell-toed adidas and up, no shoestri shoestrings, oh, my god, that's crazy. i didn't want no shoes with shoestrings in them. about a year and a half after that. >> adead d dedadeed da deedeed dd adid adidas, nike, whatever. the sneaker wars have been good for everyone. >> the sneaker market today is a benefit of those wars that came out in the '80s. >> this rivalry for cool will actually just give us more options. >> 100. 100. >> hey, 100. 100. >> 100 for these right here. >> the sneaker giants' never-ending fight has given us more choices. and elevated the shoe from possession to obsession. >> well, there's an expression in the sneaker world, you know, o one to rock, one to stock b. sneaker head will buy two pair, put one on ice in the closet and sell it a couple years later and that will pay for the other pair. >> it sort of inculcates innumerable young men into the system whereby they can collect numbered series of shoes. if you have a one an

be done for one day i want to go slow be young oh sure i do want to go do you want me to go here you are on call me you want to go to your boss oh ok paul thank. you eric i was. that. was. that was. it that you know i think i think that that could fit into that and that was exactly how i feel you know it feels good to take something that was something that really set that yeah i've done it enough. yes yes yes question that he's getting i feel. so good the fit is so now of drew on the gun and. then in. the what he then of here. is a soul in a studio but i guess in this regard out in the in official they all really has the . last edition family sorry we must again as you know gary i must say the leafs yes but i but only i think i started like you know. what it was that serious. that's what to say to the controllers that they control let us. but only a little number. but i mean they're going to. meet us at the. moment but i mean we're going out there not be an easy place look at us there you know they just are over and we're going to see but only me but i'm looking. at. the guy and then

bit was so good i'm going to walk out here don't mean i'm gonna be done for one day i want to go so many young fellow sure i do want to go to the war eagle here you are a call me you want to go to your boss oh ok paul thank . you eric was. that. it. was. good that you like i think that they're good at it that was exactly how you feel you could feel good to think something that was something that they had that yeah i don't even know just. yes yes yes of course that's going to be a. saga the fair is so now of drew on the gun and. then in. the what the then the here. in studio but i guess in this i thought about it in the in official they were really has the. last edition family sorry we must be another going to be a must see the leafs yes but at but only or they just don't like. what it was that serious. that's part of. the control as they control let us. but i'm. ok. but i mean they're going to. meet us at the. circus that. moment but i mean we're going out there are people. look at us there you know they are all right we're going to see but only me but i'm looking. for. the guy and then. you s

as a parent with young kids myself i want to know they are safe and want to know where they are, butwant anyone else to know where they are. there is the worry of hacking with any kind of location tracking. yeah, we have been working intensively with the data protection agencies in norway and germany, and also with a third party, a world recognised certifying partner for security services. do you think there is a danger we are moving towards a society where we are happy to constantly surveil our children and family? moving towards a world where there is no privacy? do you think there is an age at which kids do not need to wear this kind of device? these devices are designed for kids below the moment they have a smartphone. there are also some new cases that we try to promote all the time around health, that is, if your child is going to a football match or doing some activity out in the air, sometimes a smartphone is not the best thing to wear, but a smartwatch is able to keep you connected, right? so there are some new cases, even for teenage years, where the watch is quite useful.

if i wanted to buy caterpillar, i would buy it all at once as if i was the only guy in the universe and smart and doing it big. when i think back at that youngramer with a full head of hair, i was one arrogant son of a gun. if you want to buy 50 shares of caterpillar, you don't pick them all up at once that is done never buy all at once. instead i should have been buying it in increments of 5,000 shares you buy it gradually over time trying to get the best price you could. you can put it on a strong position i know institution guys are saying, 50,000 is not, but you know what, i know longer trade in size, but i still invest and i invest in my travel trust and you can follow along over the course of multiple days, it makes sense when you buy at all once, you are declaring that the stock won't go lower buying gradually in stages is all about recognizing that our judgment is fallible why don't people do it my way? why not buy it in 100 share increments i think because they want to be big too. your broker wants to get the trade done my brokers hated it when i would place incremental orders it maybe it will go into free fall right after. you need

birthday explained his exit strategy in a letter and said that the world is big and i'm still young so i wanthe likes to perform, he performed in fact as michaeljackson in front of his employees last year. so he is going to go back to education and focus as well on his beloved tropical africa. i like that line, the world is big and i'm still young. a mixed picture today in asia, japan bucking the trend but most markets lower. tokyo getting away with it but elsewhere heavy losses mainly because of concerns about the ratcheting up of the rhetoric going on between us and about trade tariffs. let's look at europe quickly, a mixed picture in terms of corporate stories today. markets are flat, and slightly down. but debenhams the high street retailer in the uk a big loser, shares down i7%. it has been in contact with kpmg to get advice on its options. but a big winner is the luxury watch brand and fashion house richemont. let's take a look at wall street. and kim gittleson has the details of what's ahead on wall street today. this week promises to be a busy one for investors, with the launch of app

that was brett bruen, former white house director of global engagement. .lso with us is liz young i wanthat has happened to facebook and twitter over the last year. the analytic scandal took place. something factor in where they don't have the imagination to understand? i want to back up on this issue. good things and bad things and what are the biggest risks? the good thing about this new era of social media is that we have so much more information available. consumers have information at their fingertips that they didn't have before. market participants have information they didn't have before. the bad thing is that there is a risk to personal privacy. and there is no rule breaking -- no will making body. they have been focused on growth and product development. so the risk is when funds are used for information sharing, the interpretation of it gets skewed. and we are trying to decide now on capitol hill and the industry as a whole who is responsible for the interpretation. and what the market wants to see is companies take a little bit of responsibility for the information but what i

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i were comparing recipes all the time on line. >> is it true you want had a pie company? [laughter] salena: i did. i did. i was completely burned out. my kids were young. i did not want to work outside the home. i did not want to leave them, so i figured i am italian. i can bake. i am a very good pie-maker. i was like mickey rennie and judy garland all-in-one, let's go build a barn. only old people will get that. [laughter] salena: but yes, so i went around to different restaurants, and i lived an entire summer off of that pie company. >> so my oldest sister, growing up, was very much a tomboy, and her favorite team of any sport ever and still is, the steelers, and she worked for the steelers, -- you worked for the steelers, which maybe we should not talk about in texas. salena: i worked for the pittsburgh steelers. they hired me as a contract when they moved from three rivers stadium to heinz field. they had no game plan as to what to do with all the season tickets. they were just going to pass them out. they did not understand. does anybody have season tickets to any football team? it is like sitting beside the same people all the time. you form rel

now i think i should be a sweet old woman what do i tell my young children? i want to keep my job i like my paycheck. >> what you tell young people about what? >> i am older than you. >> how can you be a youngde people's role model? >> those that have a lot of privileges or skills. >>guest: i'm sorry. i'm just not quite sure what you are asking so how can you be a role model if you don't have access? >> what do you want in 20 years. >> that's a good question. i want to be here and my family and the world to be healthy and have access to healthcare and education. i want the same thing that i want today. so as a rider each day is a gift and and that is important for all of us to do what you love to do. so in 20 years i would like to still be doing this. >>host: thank you so much to teach you for her amazing books and stories because even if reading presents itself based on the emotions provoked by the imagery and narrative you have requested that studentsr not e-mail you with the need of an answer within an hour. >> i have a paper due in the morning what do you mean?

you know i'm going to slow your down i don't mind he got it yeah not a i don't mind ya doing it i'm not that young today i don't want to play you're going to out of one gathering you're going to the money for. nothing nothing done. the only thing it mentioned by the mind mofo riches and confirmed by the remaining muslims is that people by the name of rohingya don't have any civil rights here. education medical care right to freedom of movement it was taken from them back in the ninety's. during people happen really oppressed very. openly and it's surprising that they have not had an. insurrection earlier. in the ninety's there was something called a solidarity organization but they did not get much support from the ordinary people and today is in the same situation most people will not support and struggle they want to live in peace. this is. how the row hinge akula chiefs has been stuck here in one of the oldest later refugee camps new conks is bizarre for sixteen years and now. we have our bottle of the. family and not a bunch of isn't that a lot of. it to activists one of. our the other than i when the mother got

i tell my young children? every time i go to work my only goal is to want to keep my job, i like my paycheck. just goes to what you young people about what? >> caller: can i be your role model. i'm probably older than you. >> guest: are you asking i can be a gun person's role model? >> caller: even for people like you that have lots of privileges can do lots of education, lots of skills. >> guest: and so i'm sorry i'm just not quite sure what you're asking. you're asking how can you be a role model if you don't have access to the skills? >> caller: what you want in 20 years? >> guest: what do i want inin 20 years? that's a good question. i want to be here and i want to be healthy. i want my world to be healthy. i want people to have access to health care and education and food, basic stuff. i mean, i think i want the same things that i want today. i feel like as a writer each day is a gift as a human being and a day that i'm allowed to do the work that i love doing. and i think it's really important for all of us at some point as hard as it is to do the thing you love to do. so in 20 years all

>> i was an ambitious young kid. i wanted to do everything and be everywhere and i was scared sti stiff. i was iing olivier. he admired strong men. i was physically very strong and tough. he said you have to be strong and fit. so he gave me an understudy part and he'd never been ill in his life and he had cancer. in those days they had radium treatment and i was told, i was phoned saying you're on stage tonight. i thought they were joke iing. i went into into the theater for rehearsal, i learned my entire part, i went into the rehearsal, robert stevens and geraldine mckeown and olivier's costume and uniform fitted me. they started and i got a huge round of applause at the end of it and i was told i was very good. i was far too young. but olivier had come out of hospit hospital. he was dressed up with his overcoat and he stood at the back of the theater to watch me. he phoned me and said how do you feel. i said i was scared. he have said i bet you were, you did very well dear boy. he said any problems? i said well i went with

his limbs so good i'm going to walk out here don't mean i'm gonna be done for him when i want to go slow and be young oh sure i do want you both do you want me to go all the way you are you call me you want to go for your os oh of course paul thank. you eric was. that. it. was. good that you like i think that that good thing that i met was exactly how i feel you know it feels good to think. that i'm glad you got something like that they had that yeah i've done it enough. yes yes yes of course that's good i feel. so good that this is so no need of drew on the gun and. then in. the event of here. is a soul and studio but i guess in this got out into an official they all really has the. last edition family sorry we must be another going to be a must see the leafs yes but at but only are they standing like. what is was that city got. that's forty percent of the control that they control let us have. but only a little number. but i mean they're going to. meet us at the. orchestra. moment but i mean we're going out there are people. look at us there are you know they just are already at sea but only me but

i tell my young children? any time i go to work, my only goal is i want to keep my job, i like my paycheck. hat do i tell young people? >> so what do you tell young people about what? >> caller: can i be your role model, i'm probably older than you, how can i be your role model? >> are you asking how you can be a young person's role model? >> caller: yeah. even for people like you, i have lots of privileges, lots of education, lots of skills. >> so i'm sorry, i'm just not quite sure what you are asking. you are asking how can you be a role model if you don't have access to those skills -- >> caller: no, what do you want in 20 years. >> what do i want in 20 years? >> caller: yes. >> it's a good question. i want to be here and i want to be healthy, i want my family to be healthy. i want the world to be healthy. i want people to have access to health care and education and food, basic stuff. i think i want the same things that i want today. i feel like as a writer, each day is a gift. as a human being, each day is a gift. i guess a day that i'm allowed to do the work that i love doing. i think

be done for one day i want to go so many young oh sure i do want to go do you want me to be you are you call me you want to go for your os oh or paul thank. you eric was. that. was. it that you know i think i think that that could fit into that and that was exactly. you know you know it feels good to think. that i'm going to get something better that way and that yeah i mean i just. yes yes yes of course that's good i feel. so good the fit is so no need of drew on the gun and. then in. the event of here. is a soul in a studio but i guess in this got out eleven official they were really has to. close a dozen families sorry we must be honest you know gabby i must be the only see that's but at but only i think i started like you know. what it was that sandy got . the last forty percent of the controllers that they control. but only a little number. but i mean they're going to. meet us at the. focus of a. moment but i mean we're going out there are to. look at us there you know they are all right we're going to see but only me but i look. at us and. they go i enter. yet. you say i'd. like t

i want to be like justin long. i want to be like the mac. i want to be fun and young and hip. to be like john hodgman. who was hilarious. >> you never saw me. >> never saw who? >> me. pc. >> oh. >> part of apple's marketing success was steve jobs, who cared a lot about advertising and what those commercials looked like. >> so that ad got a certain amount of attention. >> steve jobs turned apple from a computer company into a consumer products company. and the consumer products is what not only saved apple but made it the hottest thing in the history of the world practically. >> all eyes are on apple computers and steve jobs this morning. in just a few hours jobs will make a very big announcement, and that's all we know. >> this is a day i've been looking forward to for 2 1/2 years. >> steve jobs took the stage and said today at the apple keynote we're going to unveil three products. >> three things. a widescreen ipod with touch controls, a revolutionary mobile phone, and a breakthrough internet communications device. >> and the crowd is going yay, three new products. he said,

pregnancy epidemic i think when it still talk with get contraceptives because i have a lot of experience that other young people don't want to i guess it's because their partners doesn't want to get. their weapons contraceptives and six education. taking to the streets they visit a popular teenage hangout in puerto princesa. i looked it was six. years. not far away at home in her still community thanks to roots of filth terrell is now protected from another pregnancy. i got an implant for three years because i'm scared of giving birth again. she's also hoping to start for cation all education classes having only got to grade six at school and. i want to work hard for my baby. i want to raise her well. i will try my best to send her to school so she won't be ignorant so she wore an end up like me who got pregnant at a young age. and twenty three year old angela will not be having a fifth baby she too has turned to contraception getting an i.u.d. from roots of health. this will be the last one i don't want. i'm. die if i give birth again. but for thirteen year old banger maddy living in a manila slum with a twenty two year

young. i just wanted to focus on it as you know, i've met multiple different financial advisors, picked whatworked for me and showed you kind of my plan and i think it works for me. really, it comes down to whatever works for you as a person >> one of the things i love about you, you believer in index funds, but you also like "mad money," for instance, battleground stock, you like the stock of tesla give me the reason >> i love it i love elon. i think some of the stuff going on out there, a lot of the media, they portray this, you know, different tesla than it really is. when you read the articles, it's one good article and then there's like 10 bad articles the shorts are just trying to crush them all the time. i'm a firm believer in them. i like the model 3 they came out with personally, i want to get the pickup truck can't wait until they come outside with the semi. they have a lot of good things in the pipeline, solar roof they're coming out with. they're a great company. i think right now is a good time to buy, to be honest >> it's come down. i always say look at the balance sheet, too t

i think if they're young adults, you might also want to look at something like if you comp softly or hush, some book where the young people in the book are a little closer in age to the achievers, but i think it's always good to just familiarize yourself with so much of the literature that is out there for that age group. i i bet they know the hate you give by angie thomas, book biz kwame alexander, sharon draper, jason reynolds, so maybe great becomes being published by writers, writers of color, women of color, african-american women and if you want to start all of my books, all of the writer is mentioned, all of their books are at the public library, which i'm a huge fan of public libraries. all of the books are available at audio books, so that if you're driving a lot and don't have time to read a book, brown girl dreaming, i read the audio back into they can actually hear it the way i intended for it to sound harbor me ice another one with harbor me, my daughter has role in the book, the end of the book my son and i have conversation about the book. so, listening to the audio boo

i just want to keep young women for now and i mean i i mean mother of boys so i thought one something to. thank you for that as a motto boy really i mean to say that madam it's been great pleasure talking to you thank you very much for you it's an encourager of yours to keep this conversation going in our social media pages and hope this is the same place same time here in worlds apart. though this time. i'm just a sit. in. so there are a lot of buildings still. in the him a. little bit of. the modern art and i don't want to worry about. something that's really a. mystery. of the. world. you know but a little warmth and you know. i will. fall for this i will of the. it's hard to imagine decades after the war a nazi doctor was still active rich in the nineteen seventies crittle had as the chair of its board a man convicted of mass murder and slavery at auschwitz a german company developed thalidomide a drug that was promoted as completely safe even during pregnancy and it turned out to have terrible side effects what has happened to my baby anything. she said just. minutes a little min

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i just want to keep young women for now and i mean i i mean mother of boys so i do one something to. thank you for that as a motto boy really. madam it's been great pleasure talking to you thank you very much for you it's an encourager of yours to keep this conversation going in our social media pages. same place same time here in worlds apart. in twenty forty you know bloody revolution of you tube clip demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it the lawyer who put him in your list put in the. new school a needle the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty four g. and. those who took. invested over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race on all sides very dramatic developments only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down

self it's dedicated to all women in all their beauty and variety larry has posted for young female musicians and i want to make music as a woman or. in the music business you need to know what you want and what you don't want to foster much to the nation we need to know how you want to sound and look if you go into it with your eyes shut and other people make decisions for or against obama's own stuff under the law and usually those other people are mad men. larry and multifaceted musician and a strong woman. respect larry as we're launching our new series this week we've made an all female pop export playlist you can check it out on spotify. can't just sponsor fi. every week pop export publishes a new playlist on spotify with twenty songs all made in germany. also by chart toppers new releases and classic hits. follow pop export on spotify. and of course we haven't forgotten to include this week's new releases on our a playlist here's a little taste. dorotea care as the lead singer of berlin based band go to the just released her eight album freiheit freedom in english my. all. not everyone likes the

so i want to get to somebody and because i am young, too, they wanted me to speak, you understand, too i wanted to let them know that they can change. >> the younger ones, they come to me for opinions, and wants to know if they are doing the right thing. a lot of them wants to stay out of the gangs. >> would you say that you're just trying to occupy your time to get past this time and go out to do the same or -- >> no. i'm never doing what i did again. that is a promise to myself more than anybody. i ain't never selling no crack again, and that is what i am in for. selling crack. i ain't never doing that again. >> but you must have education to get a nice job to better yourself. >> yeah. >> to basically -- to focus in society these days. it's not no hand-me-downs. fashionista, went out on a friday night and vanished. >> i was the last one to talk to her on the phone that night the ex-mod b

that i want to be young just. that i.m hasn't disclosed how much he earned through advertising only the powerful cars are part of his life and that he likes listening to classical music for relaxation while driving. the whole world of pop music on one facebook page d.w. music check out your favorite stars and the. it is from the sea. dive with us into the pop universe and follow us on facebook to see their music. odd. félix game has had a lot of great collaboration with singers in two thousand and sixteen he invited finnish pop singer me a teen in to take the microphone for the truck bonfire which even went platinum. the music video was filmed in bulgaria and it's hot stuff. you make me. now close not just great. but. some. get along. reaching number one in the u.s. charts was something no german had managed in twenty seven years until felix did it with his remakes of cheerleader in twenty fifteen conquered the charts of the world's biggest music market here's the story behind the song. a gig at the brandenburg gate in be

wants because i think that when she goes and testifies, i think it should be unlimited. she's exposing herself and her family about something she alleged happened at a very young age. blicans, particularly chairman grassley for giving her more time, but it has been this air we should rush this woman, and more importantly, what's the rush to get this confirmed. let's not forget, republicans spent enormous time and months blocking judge garland who should have been given a hearing. >> more than 400 days. let me come back with the statement, nothing she alleged disqualified him from the supreme court. even if it is true. even if he sexual assaulted her when he was 17 and she was 15, that's not disqualifying. he should be confirmed? >> there's one eyewitness to this and the witness says what she says happened didn't happen. both are named. they say it didn't happen. this was not a rape. everybody was fully clothed. is it inappropriate? absolutely. is that how any young man should treat any young woman, absolutely not. but if you went back, put this in a larger context, they were 17 years old, no crime was committed, something terribly inappropriate we should teach young

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. ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e hotwire.com i just want young people to feel empowered. hing in this life in this industry, it really is about who you know. linkedin makes it more accessible to people like me who wouldn't have those opportunities otherwise. it's been a great way for me to just reach out to people and have conversations. like who's accepting applications for this internship or for this opportunity. i've gotten to link up with some pretty cool people. i'm in it to tell stories that matter. ughhh! oh, boy. hey, joy, a lot of people, not a lot of party. yeah, darryl needs to put the play in playlist. i can't stream out here. joy can, she's got the new iphone on verizon. just got it. best phone, best network. nice. and only verizon gives you six months of free apple music. (heavy metal music) darryl, no... read the room. sorry. that's okay. (mid-tempo funk) okay. i did it! yeah! dj! ♪ . >> trevor: welcome back to the daily show, my guest tonight is a new york times best selling author whose book, to all the boys i've loved before, is now a movie on netflix. >>

when i was young, i got any job i wanted. i don't know, i don't think a black person did.d i was able to pick my job. i always wanted to be a football player but i never put any effort into it so that didn't happen. my second choice was signed painting so i became a sign painter. that is the way it was. i hope society, by the time my grandchildren grow up, will have opportunities that are equal for everybody. thank you for stepping up and taking leadership in your organization. >> thank you. >> president cleaveland: thank you, commissioner. commissioner veronese? >> commissioner veronese: captain tillman, i met with you about a month ago and you adjust taking your leadership position and you are smart after i met you but i did not realize how smart, surrounding yourself with young and good-looking firemen who will be to take this organization to the next level. i was really pleased to hear that you are a member of local 798. that is important. i don't want -- i think the chief mentioning it because it was important to her. i do not want to understate how important that is.

i wanted to tackle world war ii. i asked god to provide that and send me. i get this e-mail from this young lady. she wants is advice. i don't want to jump all over her like a primo wrestler. i manipulated her and has been an incredible partnership a lot of times were ask who does what how do we do this. that's not it at all. we funded this partnership. we both head our strengths in the story. and together we were able to weave the narrative and to do the research there's that feedback. we were able to weave this narrative together with our strengths. to go into the major historians and the public figures of world war ii into going to the bigger picture of the story of the indianapolis. and with my relationship with the survivors and doing all of the interviews over the years and lynn came into that as well. that brought the personalized stories there are other fantastic books out there but they didn't had 17 years to put into a book. together i think it worked out so well. it became an important incredible partnership. we found a way to research and use that as a excuse to eat our way through the

that is less i want my two young granddaughters to take out of this today. [inaudible] >> i have not talked to her. we are asking the senate to send the message she will be treated fairly. my colleagues are all lawyers say in order to do that we need a thorough investigation. so the senators on the committee have the information they need to ask the questions fairly. >> what about the reticence towards counsel to get back to the committee? >> look at the woman who was reticent to come forward. she finally came forward on sunday. on monday the chairman of the committee announced a hearing without consulting her she should have been asked if she was available that day and to have an investigation to rehearse. i cannot answer for her but i certainly believe that would be a fair way to handle this that did not occur. [inaudible] >> i will ask the members of the committee who are here who can answer that better than i can. >> i will speak for myself. this survivor is a woman with incredible courage. if she is at this hearing, i want to be there to be sure that som

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i not have. mr thompson in place the young east german who wants to become an artist by itself i was. just in.his biggest critic is a father and no xin but their lives will consist of us and then. after designers and that's your brilliantly portrayed by sebastien car two rivals bound by a traumatic event in the past. as we had first and yet what fascinated me was that i had the possibility to depict how interwoven victims and perpetrators are within a family i found that intriguing. bond the film shot cuts life beginning with us childhood in nazi germany most of us would constitute. the boys aren't as his only soulmate but she is mentally ill. soon effect events in court as first class is sure. to be ok. curt watches as his aunt is carried away by the nazis the man who will become his father in law is jointly responsible for the nazis euthanasia program and elizabeth is one of its victims. it's a lost cut never gets over even in adult court in east germany could begin his studies of the arctic atomy where he meets the love of his life and he's a bond he also meets her stepfather but is oblivio