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klein what would become of her and her family. so gerda not stay at high. she is sent to several other forced camps and. then at the end of the war, as the germans are retreating on a death in the middle of winter, in the freezing cold, these young women are forced to march miles and miles long distances, nothing or very little to eat many, many prisoners reside on these death marches. gerda as march ended up in a town called valerie in what is today the czech republic and or chechnya say and they are in a barn. they've been left essentially by their guards at this point after having forced on this march. and that's when two american soldiers appear. one of them speaks german, as does gerda. and he asks her essentially what's going on who they are. and so kind, so polite, so respectful that this interaction for gerda she says, was one of the best moments of her life. that it really restored her faith, humanity. and that soldier was a man named kurt klein, who you can see a photograph him here. and eventually, gerhard and kurt, they stay in touch, they write

ladies and gentlemen, robert klein.u didn't have to pack everything quickly. you could d warm up and get toto know, and take the stage, so to speak. the talk shows are okay, you know? i do "the tonight show." i sit, come in, i have to be funny in a hurry. i get so little time, 6 minutes, and boom-boom-boom. it wasn't this contrived -- it was a full-throated performance. this is not regular television. it's subscription. you can say any-- [bleep] mesce: because you're not using public airwaves, the fcc can't regulate your content. i ununderstand y you had two orgasmsms yesterdaday. can you tell us about them? mesce: hbo gave cable something to sell. you were getting movies uncut in your home, alall the naugughty bits i in. and then september 1975, we debut coast to coast with "the thrilla in manila," one of the all-time classic heavyweight fights -- frazier/ali -- and that's when hbo explodes. man: it's all over, and muhammad ali at the end of the 14th round... mesce: before that, you're counting growth in tens of thousa

ladies and gentlemen, robert klein. have to pack everything quickly. you could d warm up and get toto know, and take the stage, so to speak. the talk shows are okay, you know? i do "the tonight show." i sit, come in, i have to be funny in a hurry. i get so little time, 6 minutes, and boom-boom-boom. it wasn't this contrived -- it was a full-throated performance. this is not regular television. it's subscription. you can say any-- [bleep] mesce: because you're not using public airwaves, the fcc can't regulate your content. i ununderstand y you had two orgasmsms yesterdaday. can you tell us about them? mesce: hbo gave cable something to sell. you were getting movies uncut in your home, alall the naugughty bits i in. and then september 1975, we debut coast to coast with "the thrilla in manila," one of the all-time classic heavyweight fights -- frazier/ali -- and that's when hbo explodes. man: it's all over, and muhammad ali at the end of the 14th round... mesce: before that, you're counting growth in tens of thousands of s

welcome, director klein. you are recognized for your opening statement. >> good morning chairman. ranking member paul, distinguished members of the committee. as director of the federal protective service i'm honored to be here today to represent the man and women of the agency to discuss the missions in the state of the federal facilities security. a law enforcement component within dhs with nearly 1,230 federal employees and approximately 17,000 contracted protective security officers in the workforce. of that number, nearly 850 are highly trained and dedicated law enforcement professionals who have the enormous responsibility of protecting the federal government infrastructure which includes employees, contractors and members of the public seeking government services from ranking from terrorist attacks to prohibiting interest items from entering federal facilities. additionally we protect 264 congressional field offices including 16 field offices of the members of the committee. now more than ever, the mission is critical to ensure the safety and security of the federal governm

. >> martha: rick klein breaks down how the gop field sees a road beyond trump and our powerhouse round table weighs in. intense assault. the u.s. vetoes a ceasefire at the u.n. >> the eyes of history are watching. >> martha: while raising alarms over civilian deaths in gaza. >> it remains >> martha: and senate republicans put a blockade on aid for ukraine over border security. we speak with secretary of state antony blinken. and -- >> the party itself has faced a choice, and they chose trump over the constitution. >> martha: jonathan karl sits down with former wyoming congresswoman and outspoken trump critic, liz cheney on the future of the republican party. good morning, and welcome to "this week." in a matter of weeks, five to be act, the 2024 election season officially kicks off with the iowa caucuses, the start of an election that could have profound implications for the future of the country, the issues that shape us as a nation, and democracy itself. as we come on the air this morning, the texas supreme court has put on hold a judge's decision to allow an abortion for a young wom

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some of the fiercest fighting to place in the valley, west of klein house in the heart of the forest in mid november, author ernest hemingway was witness to the bloody battles there in his leader novel across the river and into the trees. based on his experiences, he wrote, it was a place where it was extremely difficult for a man to stay alive, even if all he did was be there. in december, tony, the colorado also photographed his comrades preparing for the christmas season. the gift packages with canned food from home arrived for soldiers who had long since perished. they began to do this food of the g eyes to the local people. it does a guarantee on december 16th 194400 miles further south in the yard in the germans launched a final surprise offensive. once again, the allies were hard pressed in this likewise heavily forested regions and had to bring and reinforcements and short notice to stem the german advance. many from the hook and but the okay, and then as you, but you can even during the battle of the bulge, the responding here and but both of them often and the allies were v

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. >> martha: rick klein breaks down how the gop field sees a road beyond trump and our powerhouse round table weighs in. intense assault. the u.s. vetoes a ceasefire at the u.n. >> the eyes of history are watching. >> martha: while raising alarms over civilian deaths in gaza. >> it remains imperative. that israel put a premium on civilian protection. >> martha: and senate republicans put a blockade on aid for israel and ukraine over border security. we speak with secretary of state antony blinken. and -- >> the party itself has faced a choice, and they chose trump over the constitution. >> martha: jonathan karl sits down with former wyoming congresswoman and outspoken trump critic, liz cheney on the future of the republican party. good morning, and welcome to "this week." in a matter of weeks, five to be act, the 2024 election season officially kicks off with the iowa caucuses, the start of an election that could have profound implications for the future of the country, the issues that shape us as a nation, and democracy itself. as we come on the air this morning, the texas supreme cour

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blum's half of the trust went to a longtime business associate, michael klein.of a legal battle between klein and catherine feinstein. dianne feinstein's daughter from a previous marriage. the chronicle reports. the decision to drop the lawsuit comes after the house sold last week for more than $9 million. >> our time is now. 615 nurses in daly city expected to walk picket lines this morning, protesting cuts to their health care plan. the workers at the seton medical center say their employers new medical plan now includes high co-pays for services that used to be covered at no cost. it also removes 60% of the physicians who'd previously been included under their plan. that we did try to contact ahmc seton to get a comment. so far, there is no response. redwood city housing activists have filed what they call the fair and affordable housing ordinance for next november's ballot. >> this ad with it see said, well, it see said, well, it leaders from the faith in action bay area group says communities need affordable neighborhoods and they say that's becoming imposs

blum's half of the trust went to a longtime business associate, michael klein.e beach house then became the focus of a legal battle between klein and catherine feinstein. dianne feinstein's daughter from a previous marriage. the chronicle reports the decision to drop the lawsuit comes after the house sold last week for more than $9 million. >> our time is 717. san francisco's mayor says homeless people refuse shelter more than half the time during street outreach operations last month. mayor breed says it workers contact id 350 people at encampment last month. 170 been accepted. shelter 20 were already housed 213 refuse to accept help. that's 60% of the people contact id. the release of these numbers comes as the city is appealing an injunction over the treatment of people in homeless encampments. the ruling requires the city to first offer shelter before they clear out an encampment. >> let's get out the door here at 718. a little bit of fog, maybe a lot of fog where you might be heading out, sal. >> yeah, you know, it's a little foggy. i'll show you some of th

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we really appreciate it. >> gio: that's right, rachael bade and rick klein, thank you so much. >>> timether and somara theodore back at the new year's eve ball. what's going on up there? >> somara: oh, i'm getting this party started. i'm here at the much revered crystal ball where they have 32,256 l.e.d. lights in this. this is going to drop at midnight tomorrow, ringing in the new year 2024, which i might add i was here earlier this week, and i made sure we switched out that 3 with a 4, so we're all ready to go, baby. let's see how it will feel for our friends across the country at midnight tomorrow. if you live in new york city or coming here to see the ball drop, it's going to be cold. temperatures will be in the upper 30s. i want you to dress warmly, layer up because we are anticipating it to feel much colder, and there could be a few drizzles out here, but i wouldn't worry too much about it. if you live in new orleans, low 50s out that way. so, overall much of the country is actually looking pretty quiet and dry for our new year's eve. that's a l >> somara: do i look like i'm reall

first step on ship, put the equalizer on a plate victim, klein, dean, and then and stuff. it's time mucky is going to go. his feet tangled up in school. didn't own goal for the 3 game winning streak comes to an end but lot of times fairytales season continues visit to frank. so it was a nice reminder of why we loved the bu. disney just said much. crazy drama blink. you'll miss. the 1st goal came from a front window corner. maximilian zuba with a high flying head to to get less than sending the full lips since the victory until this final in the 88 minutes. the culprits go score. is it about the punishment? a 2nd yellow card black box put down to 10 man. suddenly the home side had had 2 minutes into stuff each time as a legal boots have found himself in the right place to level the scores. then 7 minutes into stuff each time neils, him crew crossed for rubbing co who seals a famous when you full ria in the home stands. what's the weights around of the the buying with the only team to went away. but type of arrivals live at who's the not the biggest victory. and there were p

advisor full of a texas energy man to uh, to the me least to, to is there a lot uh, is there an energy klein with aspect to gaza. mike, as soon as the sort of broader issue of climate change impacts globally and, and the amount of emissions that are being produced by industry across the globe. and i, i prefer not to sort of narrow it down to the guys the situation because that, you know, they're much greater emissions occurring outside of that region. and so that's why i'm here to talk about the global problem of climate change and, and trying to get all countries to reduce that greenhouse gases. but clearly, if you're sending a mass of aircraft carriers into south china sea are sort of spending millions of dollars where the weapons into ukraine. you're sending billions of dollars a weapons to israel. i mean, clearly their environmental concerns whilst we hear sweet woods for events in a blinking some house and do by yes. but, you know, as i saying, i mean, i, i would prefer not to just narrow it down to this issue because, you know, able to, before they said install hostilities color. i sai

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the how klein high clouds roll on through. then as we get in for friday, see that swirl in the atmosphere. that's an area of low pressure developing off the coastline. eventually it's going to be that low. that gets a little bit closer on saturday evening that i think it punches through overnight on saturday night into sunday rain. yeah. returns on sunday is going to be heavy at times. i think again on monday as well continues to spin around, bring that moisture onshore. and then another band of heavy rainfall, maybe tuesday into wednesday. then we'll start to quiet things down a little bit after that before another storm moves in as we head in toward the following weekend. all that said, well, looks like we'll see some decent rain may be a much as a half an inch to an inch of rain from the first system coming through and then those secondary systems. look at that. all of a sudden start to really add up some totals as we go out over the next 10 days. so here we go as we look toward tomorrow morning, 30's 40's to start your day

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given the makeup of this one over 95 nation entity, it is pretty clear that it was more than a state klein and you know, we hardly expected certain countries jobs. they all yeah, we're just going to turn around and do that immediately. but they didn't sign on and they are transitioning confidence, busy, just climate conference, the fact the seals, the end of the fossil age, which i understand you, the, every part of the text is as clear and binding as the europeans had hopeful that wouldn't be in the climate conferences, you need a unanimous decision. despite my confidence some ice cream is guide. what a jo results are from the multiple pads to obtain the goal of limiting warming to $1.00 degrees celsius to do so in a manner consistent with the priorities and circumstances of each nation to achieve sustainable development. so a lot of box laughing about national data gets about the reaction has an old and positive the alliance of small island states where risk for rising sea level stays a dale full short and is full of new pulse. some actively scripts and engineers accused the segments of