we're going back to the switzerland story. switzerland wants to prosecute german officials. we asked our chief political correspondent mohler at -- melinda crane just how bad this dispute is. >> the german government was downplaying it today, saying it is simply a case of neighbors having a difference of opinion about some tax data. the fact is, the dispute has been going on for years and we have seen the big guns rolled out before, at least rhetorically. we have heard german officials comparing switzerland as a tax haven to waga dugu and being compared by the swiss to not cease in turn. the big question now is, will the two countries ratify the deal you mentioned? it would require switzerland to impose punitive taxes on german tax evaders. many of the german states, and they're not and would sentence phillippe once governed by the opposition spd, they say the deal is too weak. now the german government is saying, hey, misunderstandings' like this one, there will be a thing of the past if you ratify this deal. the question is, will the swiss move provide an additional incent

do you think you'll ever return to switzerland again? >> i don't believe i will. >> in 2011, federal officials had more than 150 people under criminal investigation in connection with the ubs case. but as of early 2011, no one had received more prison time than bradley birkenfeld, who has petitioned president obama for clemency. when we return, american banks get legal permission to enter a high stakes, highly risky form of gambling, one that helped push the nation to the brink of financial collapse. [watch ticking] zap technology. departure. hertz gold plus rewards also offers ereturn-- our fastest way to return your car. just note your mileage and zap ! you're outta there ! we'll e-mail your receipt in a flash, too. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. has been because of the teachers and the education that i had. they're just part of who i am. she convinced me that there was no limit to what we could learn. i don't think i'd be here today had i not had a wonderful science teacher. a teacher can make a huge

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in switzerland. if the money comes from criminal acts or criminal events switzerland does have the right to go to the bank and say what's going on. but if tax evasion is not a crime they cannot go after the tax evade center switzerland. >> does that mean, look, i can tell the american government, i have $1 million in the swiss banks and i'm paying my taxes on it. but in reality coy have $20 million or $100 million because in an account in switzerland you can't tell. >> the only thing that could break switzerland in that case is if you were arranging some criminal activity globally or even here in the united states. united states would say we have a huge crime ring of some kind and we need to know what kind of money they have there. then you might be able to break them. but an average citizen, not at all. an average citizen probably wouldn't be there any way. >> let's say you you have $20 million but let's assume he's not doing that, let's not look at the legality of it, let's say you don't release yo

in switzerland. if the money comes from criminal acts or criminal events switzerland does have the right to go to the bank and say what's going on. but if tax evasion is not a crime they cannot go after the tax evade center switzerland. >> does that mean, look, i can tell the american government, i have $1 million in the swiss banks and i'm paying my taxes on it. but in reality coy have $20 million or $100 million because in an account in switzerland you can't tell. >> the only thing that could break switzerland in that case is if you were arranging some criminal activity globally or even here in the united states. united states would say we have a huge crime ring of some kind and we need to know what kind of money they have there. then you might be able to break them. but an average citizen not at all. an average citizen probably wouldn't be there any way. >> let's say you you have $20 million but let's assume he's not doing that, let's not look at the legality of it, let's say you don't release you

can see is everywhere, in which hannah ike believe and in serbia and switzerland and sweden and holland, he's been a foundational change for the west worldwide. >> when you see that he's an shepley melody mean? >> there was a book put out in 2007 the man who changed the world and the translated that into chinese said it sold 500,000 copies in 2007 and i was contacted by some chinese professors who said they looked for something contradicting because the change in sexual conduct among the chinese youth was enormous colin the release of that book. they said sex, drugs and rock-and-roll, we can do that so they asked me if they could translate some of my book into chinese as some kind of response. remember, nason appeared in a major, fox film saying he's a wonderful man who did all these things. cities everywhere. thus wasting nature documentary last year identifying him as the basis for their harvick education programs in switzerland and as i say just came back from the philippines he's involved in every aspect looking at the revolutionary for us but you can do all these things with no dow

he preaches his hair blond to be integrated, to look as if he was from switzerland. at a football game, he is looking with all the other men, and it is italy against switzerland. at one time, the italians win. i find it beautiful and emotional at the same time. he betrayed himself through that reaction, and at the same time, it was beautiful, but at the same time, it is sad that you have to change your color or to hide it. that you have to do something like that to deny even your origin. you have to be proud of your urgent and to show it. >> you are giving me a challenge and a challenge -- giving me a challenge and yourself a challenge. what about cult? that is not something to hide behind. it is so out there, and yet, it can be quite important part of your collection. why? >> i have been very marked by the movement. -- what about punk? >> it is not like a creation, absolute. it is part of living in society. of course, the punk movement was very important. like already taken by the society in some ways. i must say that when i was going to london, i loved that. the in

. >> switzerland is a paradise for german tax evaders, but that could be turning -- that could be coming to an end. finance minister says he is satisfied with the deal. >> if you look at the deal, you will see we worked with germany to make it happened. the goal is to find a fair compromise and a long-term solution. >> germany's finance minister and his swiss counterpart agreed on a plan to tax assets retroactively up to 41%. but german opposition parties say at let's tax dodgers off the -- it lets tax dodgers off the hook. >> it is an understatement to say we will not be able to pursue legal action. we think it would be irresponsible to sign this treaty. >> the treaty would preserve swiss bank's tehama secrecy. swiss authorities will not reveal the names of account holders, but german tax firms will be able to investigate the limited number of people suspected of tax evasion. >> traders have latched on as european exchanges have a third day of losses in a row. the losses were not as dramatic. >> the you read that countries and worries over europe's economic -- the euro debt countries em

increase its reach like on solar was talking about switzerland just won't even let americans open bank accounts because you've seen the i.r.s. get names of clients from u.b.s. american clients with accounts over there i mean it's just it's reached new levels and i feel like this is a really good hard fact that we're seeing to back up what a lot of our guests anecdotally tell us what do you think i think regardless of how much money i make i want to be taxed. yeah yeah i mean when you go to the policy right yeah if you want to keep your us citizenship then you shouldn't have to also pay taxes abroad but i want to have a green ok listen i'm. an adult teams closed a casino may have hit the jackpot take a look at this. commissioner roger goodell could should authorize teams to sell casino ad space on stadiums in radio broadcasts and in game big programs the new revenue could bring in an extra forty six million dollars a year for some teams so traditionally the n.f.l. has been very vocal in its anti gambling stance but they want these so i don't know is this a credible or are you cool with

second by recognize is that right now if you want to shift to another interesting i guess comparison switzerland has one of the highest. you know gun are separate it's because you know that there are required to have guns and take part in this military training because they have a militia army so for them they have a use guns as our military obligations there in switzerland the crime rate is so low that gun control is barely an issue but here in the us we don't have in the west where we don't have to use them for military applications much different from when this law you know when the second amendment was read decades ago but the figures here show that have a gun doesn't make your home or community any safer so what's going on here what is the difference is it is it a cultural issue. well we're a country of over three hundred ten million people and we live in a free society as a result of with freedom comes responsibility and unfortunately we can't legislate responsibility we have the highest rate of incarceration in the free world in the united states of america and again i believe that's of b

form of the second one recognizes that i do want to shift to another interesting i guess comparison switzerland has a lot of the highest. you know gun ownership or rates because you know there are required to have guns and take part in this military training because they have a militia army so far that they have they use guns as for military obligations there in switzerland the crime rate is so low that gun control is barely an issue but here in the us we don't have a militia we don't have to use them for military applications much different from when this law you know when the second amendment was read. decades ago but the figures here show that have a gun doesn't make your home or community any safer so what's going on here what is the difference is it is a cultural issue. well we're right you know over three hundred ten million people and we live in a free society as a result because with freedom comes responsibility and unfortunately you can't legislate responsibility we have the highest rate of incarceration in the free world in the united states of america and again i believe that's of a

the astor place resort in athens greece the hotel dolce in spain and the rest to house in st moritz switzerland well this year is going to take place at the westfield marriott hotel not too far from here in chantilly virginia all right so here's a look at the hotel from the outside and that's all most people will see during this conference set to take place may thirty first to june third as the hotel is totally booked and will be on lockdown we were curious though about what this hotel is all about take a look at here's the web site to the marielle where the conference is being held it brags that it captures the elegance of northern virginia colonial estates in a resort like setting and that's not all the chantilly virginia hotel offers a twenty four hour fitness center an indoor and outdoor pool plus those who stay have access to the signature westfield fred couples golf club no doubt some important conversations will be had now in the hotel there's westfield's restaurant with the award winning sunday champagne brunch a pub for those needed night caps and of course starbucks coffee. well there

the astor place resort in athens greece the hotel dolce in spain and the right to house in st moritz switzerland well this year is going to take place at the westfield maryon hotel not too far from here in chantilly virginia all right so here's a look at the hotel from the outside and that's all most people will see during this conference set to take place may thirty first to june third as the hotel is totally booked and will be on lockdown we were curious though about what this hotel is all about take a look at this here's the web site to the marielle where the conference is being held it brags that it captures the elegance of northern virginia colonial estates in a resort like setting and that's not all the chantilly virginia hotel offers a twenty four hour fitness center an indoor and outdoor pool plus those who stay have access to the signature westfield fred couples golf club no doubt some important conversations will be had now in the hotel there is westfield restaurant with the award winning sunday champagne brunch a pub for those needed night caps and of course starbucks coffee while the

increase its reach like on zoeller was talking about switzerland won't even let americans open bank accounts because you've seen the i.r.s. get names of clients from u.b.s. merican clients with accounts over there i mean it's just it's reached new levels and i feel like this is a really good hard fact that we're seeing to back up what a lot of our guests anecdotally tell us what do you think i think regardless of how much money i make i want to be taxed. yeah yeah i mean always you know the policy right if you want to keep your us citizenship then you shouldn't have to also pay taxes and drive but i want to have agreed ok let's move on. and it all seems close to casinos may have hit the jackpot take a look at this. commissioner roger goodell could authorize teams to sell casino ad space on. radio broadcasts and in game big programs the new revenue could bring in an extra forty six million dollars a year for some teams so traditionally the n.f.l. has been very vocal in its anti gambling stance but they want these so i don't know if it are critical or are you cool with this is it too hard to t

the astor place resort in athens greece the hotel dolce in spain and the right to house in st moritz switzerland well this year it's got to take place at the westfield marriott hotel not too far from here in chantilly virginia all right so here's a look at the hotel from the outside and that's all most people will see during this conference that to take place may thirty first to june third as the hotel is totally booked and will be on lockdown we were curious though about what this hotel is. all about take a look at here's the website to the marielle where the conference is being held it brags that it captures the elegance of northern virginia as colonial estates in a resort like setting and that's not all the chantilly virginia hotel offers a twenty four hour fitness center an indoor and outdoor pool plus those who stay have access to the signature westfield fred couples golf club no doubt some important conversations will be had now in the hotel there is westfield's restaurant with the award winning sunday champagne brunch a pub for those needed night caps and of course starbucks coffee while

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and in six-ya and in switzerland and sweden and in holland. so he has been a foundational change for the west worldwide. >> host: when you say he is in china, that do you mean by that? >> guest: well, there's books at the kinsey institute put out in 2007 called, kinsey, the man who changed the world, and they translated that into chinese, and so it sold 500,000 copies in 2007, and i was contacted by some chinese professors who asked me -- they said they looked everywhere for something contradicted because it changed sexual conduct among the chinese youth was enormous following the release of the book. they said, wow, sex, drugs, rock and roll, we can do that, too. so they contacted me and asked me if they could translate my book into chinese as some kind of response to the fraud that was in the kinsey research. remember, liam nissan appeared as kinsey in a fox feature film, showing he was this wonderful man who did all these good things for us. now he is everywhere. the swiss did major documentary last year identifying kinsey as the basis for

someone is doing this over in switzerland. that's thanks to me. >> hey, joe. >> hey, stephanie good morning. >> good morning. >> i think we're having the wrong conversation when we are talking about student loins. california is the home of some of the finest universities in the world, right? >> huh. >> there was a point where a student can go for free for essentially the cost of books. >> right. >> the slashing of corporate and individual income tax rates has forced people to have to pay. so that's the conversation we ought to be having. secondly if ann romney is such a great mother why didn't she take that one son with the bad teeth to the orthodontist. >> oh! >> he is envious that the dressage horses have better teeth than he does. >> all right. [ buzzer sounds ] >> it comes with the territory. >> it's the rich white man's overbite. >> i can't possibly, you know. >> you stay in the penalty box, joe. >> yeah. no kids. you don't attack kids. no mothers no kids. >> yeah. >> kristin wrote about colleges not supporting higher edu

you had to go out to garrett county, the switzerland of maryland. i attended director in washington made only -- are temperature in washington made its only to 50 degrees. our temperature right now is 44 degrees. look at the range of temperatures. syracuse 44. where is the heat? great falls montana rapid city into the 80's. a lot of spots all paso, texas, 93 degrees. you can see the pattern in the atmosphere. that is what has been happening. there is that huge east coast storm. you can see it wound up as that moves to our north. that will be changing as we go to the next couple of days. i did a quick little blog about how much rain was released by this storm. it was in the trillions of gallons. for a wide area, and finally some relief from the terrible drought. as they go through tomorrow, some morning sunshine. because of the west- northwesterly winds, i think there will be a lot of afternoon clouds. temperatures will be into the 50's, about 10 degrees above where they were today. tomorrow morning a bit on the chilly side. there will be some mornin

when you go to geneva or you go to an obscure city in switzerland, they also have protests, people there don't say this shouldn't happen here because there's a different way to approach this thing that is legitimate and powerful here. they can say, oh, maybe that's what you have to do to stop -- as you see them as the big guys, that's what you've got to do. it's an interesting problem for me. obviously i'm concerned when they're clearly violating our civil liberties. but on the other hand, i'm -- i personally went through my little stage of thinking, oh, it was ever so wonderful to be as irritating as possible as a protester and have moved beyond that stage so perhaps i look at some of them and say, you know, stop being so irritating because i think, you know, i understand -- i've talked to police officers, it's irritating. you carry your 15th person to a police van, you're getting tired. and i have some is think for that, that's a real thing. yes? yes, sir? >> two questions -- one is your book tour, when you give your presentation to other parts of the country, less sophisticated parts

while i was in switzerland eating chocolate every day, usually a couple of times per day >> before and after and he says a daily dose has helped in state-run back here at home. a new study published in the archives of internal medicine found that people wait chocolate more frequently had to lower body mass index. dietitians say a small amount of chocolate might keep us from over indulging. >> i do think by allowing ourselves a small treat it can help the boat and the key is finding high- quality chocolate with less fat and more antioxidants. is all chocolate equal? >> no it is not. the real dark chocolate doesn't have sugar or all the chemicals >> it little indulgence can help kick the craving >> whenever i do have some chocolate eliminates my craving for it >> moderation is key >> it is helpful to have balance in the rest of your life as well >> >> easter is tomorrow so everyone is wondering what the forecast holds. the weather does not look too bad. out the door right now mostly in the 40's. for tomorrow for easter sunday it looks like we will see a repeat of what we will see today.

without my garfield id, i left havana in 1981 and went to zurich, switzerland, thanks to james joyce. my dancing there became walking through the silence of the city. instead of people looking at me like my family did when i was a child, people began to ask me, where are you from? i felt disoriented, exiled. the changing perception of nature, religious views, philosophical and political opinions, botanical knowledge and idiomatic sounds, everything new. i asked myself many times for a specific reason why my irish family went to cuba and began searching for missing pieces of my irish history in irish, cuban, and catalan archives to discover before me that i had a fascinating history of displacement and transformations in various geographic setings. my book, ticket it ride, is a personal journey towards the past and the present. there is no one but many places i belong to: havana, dublin, mahon, barcelona, and since the lay 80's, the bay area. so thank you very much. . >> i'm going to do this in about 5 parts. i hope you will bear with me. first of all, i want to thank cross roads for i

gabriel return from switzerland with his wife 10 years ago. he now wants to turn his large house into a hotel. now the fighting between kurdish rebels and the turkish army has subsided, increasing numbers of tourists are visiting. when the gabriel's first left for europe, they thought they would never return here. >> when we fled to europe, we were leaving for good. but after a few years, our people got organized in europe and thought about how we could manage to return, and step by step, we have. >> gabriel has also invested in a one-pressing house, thereby reviving an aramaic tradition thousands of years old -- 81- pressing house. the turkish state has even subsidized the project . --a wine-pressing house. the affluence of many christian returnees has harassed and be in many -- arousednvy. >> we have always extended our hand for compromise on the pastors. but they refused. nonetheless, we showed restraint because they are a minority. them in serious said they have money and influence and they cannot win. we said that we have allah on our sid

he has managed some of the biggest in the world like milan and switzerland. he took them at one point to the third best team in the world. he played with the biggest players and he has taken the monti successes. what he lacks any public profile, he makes it up in technical and recommend. >> thank you very much. the united states has renewed a special forces mission to hunt down juice of kony. -- cut down joseph kony. kony has waged war in central africa, for more than two decades, but fighting in remote areas between uganda, congo, south sudan. dan is one of the few journalists to visit. >> in the town of obo in any central a recon republic, dj and manual was abducted in 2008. he escaped. now he is calling on others to give themselves up. joseph kony was chased out of uganda in 2006. he reached in this remote community two years later. >> they attacked several villages and took 76 people. most have escaped now, but there are still some of their. >> kony crosses on marked borders. the u.s. has sent 100 special forces soldiers to coordinate the facfight against