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Obtained and exploited in this manner. it was taken from a short clip filmed at the estate in 1933. the 17-second video posted online shows edwards whom the paper describes as nazi sympathizing encouraging his sister to salute and joining them. >> it was showing people frolicking around on the lawn and unfortunately, "the sun" decided to freeze the fame to make it look as bad as possible and turn it into a big controversy. my reaction was i think the whole thing the whole thing is pointless and ...

Young queen elizabeth giving a nazi salute. atika shubert has the story. >> reporter: "the sun" newspaper has sparked an uproar in britain. it shows 6-year-old elizabeth, the future queen, giving the nazi salute. tabloids front page shows elizabeth alongside her mother her 3-year-old sister and the prince of wales with the headline "their royal heilnesses." the still images were taken from a short black and white film in scotland in 1933 when adolph hitler was rising to power in germany. the 17-...

Condemning a tabloid. >> the paper has stirred up controversy for a picture featuring six-year-old queen elizabeth giving a nazi salute. the headline, their royal heilnesss. it was quickly condemned. >> the front page shows her, her mother her sister and her uncle. the buckingham quickly condemned it. >> it is disappointing that film shot eight decades ago and apparently from her majetstys family archive has been obtained and exploited in this manner. the still images were taken from a short bla...

Presidents legacy has been the tradition ever since 1933 when president franklin d. roosevelt assumed command of a country still in the midst of the darkest hours of the great depression. fdr made the most of his first 100 days in office by getting to work immediately to deliver on campaign promises to give americans a new deal. during that time fdrs administration oversaw the passage of a whopping 15 bills, congress most productive period of law making ever up to that point. and now the early d...

Manner. the still aimages were taken from a short black and white clip in 1933 when adolf hitler was rising to power in germany. the 17 second video posted online shows edward whom the paper describes as nazi sympathizing. encouraging his nieces and sister-in-law to perform the salute before himself joining them. hugo vickers called the story sensationalist. >> people were frolicking around on the lawn near balmorrow. the son decided to freeze the frame to make it look as bad as possible my reac...

1933 mile border looking down 24/7 with technology identifying where the challenges are, whats illegal, whats suspicious quick response teams to be there. at that time you can secure the border. thats a federal responsibility. >> we had geraldo on the southern side of the border. you saw dramatic pictures of el chapo getting out of the prison through the tunnel. it seems unclear if other powerful people in mexico were in on getting out the worlds largest drug pen. what do you think we need to do...

Of the border. 74% decrease. we know how to secure the border. its boots on the ground personnel in the right places. its strategic fencing, assets deployed. 1933-mile border looking down 24/7 analyzing what is going on, with quick response teams to come and impact the individuals who are involved in either illegal or inappropriate activities. thats how you secure the border. we know how to do it. its the federal governments responsibility. i assure you, there will be the will in washington, d.c...

For manufacturers since 1933. why havent we heard more about the value added tax and how does it put our country at a disadvantage? >> this has been goingen theneen going on for fifty years. when our goods go overseas to 160 or so of our trading partners they face an entry fee called the value added tax and it can range from 5% up to 25%. so if you add 20% or so to an american car going to germany, that is a hefty increase in the price that has to be charged for the american car to compete in ge...

Off our butts and repealed it, right. >> we did repeal, yeah, i dont remember ive oenly been drinkig since 1933. to your point, the constitution exists so we cant vote on human rights. for instance if the people of california wanted to disenfranchise hispanic people they cant do that, they are protected under the constitution. so equal protection is for gay people have the right like everybody else and we cant vote away peoples right so it doesnt badger me that the court took it up. >> how about...

So, mississippi delta has that pride. ♪ ♪ >> 46 miles southeast is greenwood, a town with a lot of history, most of it of the not good variety. known, unfortunately, as much for byron de lebecwith and tom bradys infamous speech after browns versus the board of education as anything else, fairly or not, its hard to get past that. during all the years of cruelty and struggle from 1933 on, through it all, and until today, this place, luscos, was a beloved institution. once a grocery store, it t...