we can't let people >> she was just 13 when the box car carrying her and her family arrived at auschwitzat all too busy platform. >> what happened when the doors on the cattle door opened. >> there was barking orders to get out, and my father, and lined up with the women and children and elderly in another line. >> where did your mom go? >> she and a very large number of people from the train were headed right to the gas chamber. paib in a half hour they were all dead. >> that was hefr childhood reality. but the older she grew, the more unimaginable it all seemed, until one day when she heard about a set of photos she never knew existed. >> i remember getting out of the train and traumatic. >> the very moment? >> yeah. >> they were taken by the naziings on the auschwitz platform the day irene arrived. >> i'm leaving to see where my little sister went. we were confined to barracks, and the very first thing we said is when are we going to see our families. they pointed to the chimney and they said, toos where you're parents are. that's where your family s. >> pointed to the chimney. >> the

it's like auschwitz there. auschwitz. you get down there you wanna get your crabs, you wanna get your lobsters or you go to fisherman's wharf and you wanna order a nice lobster dinner. now how do you-- what do you think that-- with that lobster you're eating, what do you suppose-- the fate of that lobster is before you eat it? they come out and say, "hey, do you want this one here?" and this old charlie go like this, you know, "hey, hey, not me, not me." [laughter] and take you on your charlie's. what do they do to that lobster? boiled. they boil that lobster. now, is there any concern for the lobster's well being? no. you want that lobster right away, right? you want it quick 'cause you got things to do. you know what they do? they take that lobster, open up a big pot, a boiling water that's boiling, boiling and they throw the lobster in. let me ask you a question, what do you suppose the lobster thinks about that? [laughter] what happen to that lobster-- [makes sounds] the lobster freaks. so you get your lobster, your l

and a team of international and factories arrived in syria on tuesday to auschwitz see the destruction of the country's chemical weapons herculean task indeed in the meantime questions remain about when and where and by whom some of those weapons may have been used and to try and answer some of them now i'm joined by i will again be u.n. high representative for disarmament affairs and i greatly appreciate your being on the show thank you for us and your son and happy to be here well i know that your team of experts just wrapped in the other trip to syria and as far as i understand that to get down to six various neighborhoods where chemical weapons were allegedly used now it seems that this investigation is attracting far less media attention and is certainly being conducted in their rather different geo political environment compared to the investigation of the incident i wonder if it was any easier for your colleagues to do that job this time around i think what happened is that they were of course in damascus at the time the incident happened and they were investigating three incide

i left that class crying every day and my main lesson from that was you know the teacher was in auschwitz survivor she had ted to . see liberated when she was fifteen and my main thing there was that silence is a very dangerous animal when you get it with the top glances i did with sea life like you he was exactly what you see what i love i'm hearing wonderful things out of his mouth that we need to hear he didn't change now that he became pope he's been living that life and those ideals forever and was. exactly which is a way to please people up he's very warm and he loves children and we've got to be as private mass that he gives in the same place he's living it in movement of the people quarters he's happy where he is and all the children he just gravitate towards i guess this gloria estefan she was with the same miami's machine. that's where you're going to be all right well yeah i joined his band they were called miami latin boys at the time and they changed the name because hello is earl who you know he was the band leader is that he put it together yeah they still a lot of those gu

joseph and auschwitz.red both men for most of their lives. >> in my dreams i would see this dark in front of me and still remember my father and my older brother who i lost and 97 came back. >> the body were piled like this in a warehouse. lion the them. german hope that the bodies would disintegrate. >> 2 men met through the doctor who cares about the back story and patients. mr. heller came to the state's at 17 years old with just 10 dollars in the pocket. built successful business sell crib and stroll investigators new parents. colonel stayed in the reserve working as executive for at&t but today meeting was not about come mrernlt. instead empathy and mutual understanding for 2 men if from a disappearing generation. >> who wants to listen any more. >> no one. >> some one did today. >> brings back the past and in a pleasant way this time. >> 2 men and 8 decade first meeting. just lunch. >> as far as i'm concerned the he is my life time friend. >> sometimes after life time it is instantaneous. from san ra