For certain. There was. No need but does that mean he was not. A success is beyond. Tragedy. Hello and a warm welcome to focus on europe thanks for joining us traces of the holocaust horrors are still being on earth nearly eighty years later well this is especially true in Eastern Europe where hitlers troops murdered millions of jews soldiers and
breasts have recently exuma the remains of jewish people murdered by the nazis more than one thousand Men Women And Children are believed to have been executed here in one Nine Hundred Forty Two well its a history that haunts the city as its residents struggle to reconcile with the past today jewish life in bellerose has been largely forgotten its only synagogue was turned into a Movie Theater by the soviets over decades historian irina skya has been fighting to keep the victims legacy alive she believes that the only way to heal the wounds is through commemorating documenting the atrocities but in the post soviet country its proving to be a l
whether or not that s joe biden? it s a question democratic voters are ultimately going to answer. joining me to talk about that question much more, msnbc political analyst jonathan alter, columnist with the daily beast, msnbc analyst michelle goldberg new york times and danielle moomoodie-mills. what did you think, michelle? this isn t a new observation, but we were ill served by having these two parallel debates. totally, i appreciate that the dnc is not ruthlessly hierarchical the way the rnc so they didn t want to do the overcard/undercard debate. you had this very weird situation where it was idealogically polarized. you had byrne and elizabeth warren and a bunch of these sort of ringer moderates, right, who were standing in for joe biden. and then you had the reverse the next night where you had biden, warren, booker and then bill de blasio over there basically trying and kind of failing to channel what bernie sanders might say.
question much more, msnbc political analyst jonathan alter, columnist with the daily beast, msnbc analyst michelle goldberg new york times and danielle moodie-millmoodie-mill. what did you think, michelle? this isn t a new observation, but we were ill served by having these two parallel debates. totally, i appreciate that the dnc is not ruthlessly hierarchical the way the rnc so they didn t want to do the overcard/undercard debate. you had this very weird situation where it was idealogically polarized. you had byrne and elizabeth warren and a bunch of these sort of ringer moderates, right, who were standing in for joe biden. and then you had the reverse the next night where you had biden, warren, booker and then bill de blasio over there basically trying and kind of failing to channel what bernie sanders might say. and so in some ways, the central issue of this debate remains unresolved.
east scooters but now they re clamping down scooter firms will have to register and agree to ensure that users behave in a civilised and responsible way. that will create sort of for riding on the pavements is not an out gay she sure is going to actively pursue those who are putting pedestrians at risk in this way. and we re going to put a stop to this stick parking in public spaces which hinders pedestrians from moving freebie on the sidewalks sort of the book. but no one really knows what other rules there should follow. his stuff has a relaxed let s say fair attitude about them. i think of all of it s true that people write on scooters in a crazy way but motorbikes cars bikes are all crazy in paris everyone s dangerous in paris that s the problem with overcard of course. but it s