we honor her today with this appointment as well so a great shout out to doctor nattily burg. so with all this enthusiasm with the sit a expects our education institutions to be a part of this wundserful city that we have that now it is my pleasure to administer sth outhd to alex randolph and alex would you please raise your right hand and repeat after me >> i >> i alex >> do solemnly swear, to support and dchd the constitution of the united states >> to support and defend the constitution of the united states >> and the constitution of the staitd of california >> and the constitution of the state of cal >> gaenls all enemys foreign and domestic >> against all enemys foreign and demectic >> [inaudible] bare to faith and aliege nsh to the constitution of the united states >> to the constitution of the united states >> the & the cojsitution of the state of california >> and the constitution of the state of california >> that i take this obligation freely without any mental reservation of purpose of evasion and that i will well and faithfully discharge the duties upon which i'm a

one thing city could not take back is burge's $3,000 monthly pension. he still collects it, after being released from prison last year. >> even after that conviction he was able to keep his pension. we have no recourse. >> it is something cannon would like to fight and although no reparation would begin to repair the pain of his life, it is a start. >> it is a partial victory and it sends a message throw the unitedthroughoutthe united states that at some point in time you can bear enough pressure on government without a physical riot or something of this nature here, and make change. >> ash-har quraishi, al jazeera chicago. >> a federal judge said today general motors general motors is not responsible the claims center around deaths and injuries that resulted from faulty ignition switches and other defects. gm was restructured in bankruptcy court in 2009, and that shielded the new company from previous legal liabilities. today, the european union officially accused google of behaving like a monopoly. we'll explain why officials there are so concerned ab

lease burg.nd 55 down in la plata. we'll see it return to partly sunny skies. temperatures go back in the low 60s everywhere and 5:0 6 24 hours are now we're looking at 68 downtown,seven in cull pepper and you folks orange, stay cloudy most of the day rain free but cloudy much of the day. 8:30 now we have showers working their way frup sharltsville -- charlottesville. chilly, low temperatures 40 to about 50. by morning we'll stay mostly sunny early and chilly, 44 to 66. clouds come back and have a mix of sun and clouds in the afternoon, eventually skies will become cloudy. a couple of showers are possible but not a huge deal. 65 to 70. you have a tee time tomorrow, go ahead and keep it. 58 in oakland 64 in cumberland. hagerstown will be mid-60's tomorrow. 66 in martins burg, winchester and 66 also in warren ton. 67 in lease burg. the day planner -- lees burg. the day planner,four by 11:00. clouds and 67 by 1 o'clock. partly sunny skies. next three days? some showers not a huge problem. 71 and ple

they disband in lynch burg.john ramsey of the 155 pennsylvania marches all the way and dies the next day, april 10th. of diphtheria. the 61st pennsylvania is loading surrendered weapons into wagons. one of those weapons is loaded discharges into his chest. he died right there. last soldier we know of is edward baker he died july 18, 1865. the most moving story is that of the 14th virginia calvary. he is mortally wounded on that fight on the morning of april 9. a comrade of his goes out under the battlefield. wilson says to him momphet, it is hard to die. put yourself in wilson's shoes. you've been wounded so bad, you know you're not going to survive. but you also know that lee has surrendered his army. that is his situation. these are the men that are the last to die. confederate forces make no reports of their casualties. estimates for the fighting at the courthouse range between 700 and 800 men killed and wounded. about another thousand men are captured. lee meeting with grant resulted in terms for the remaini

ryan sand burg switching up his line burg tonight. ryan howard is going to sit. he's just one for 12. rupp will hit first because he's hitting very well off gio gonzalez. >> you get a hitter that's hot or producer it's hard to take them out of the lineup. that's an open door for all the guys, but, you know i'm going to -- i'm going to try everybody and get them in the lineup. >> the nfl draft is three weeks away. espn analyst ron joined us on comcast sportsnet "philly sports talk," he has good insight on mariota. should chip kelly trade up to get him if he's going at the top of the draft? >> if this is the guy you absolutely believe in that's your guy, yes. the latest i'm hearing now from my sources around the league we're pretty wired in, is that he's going to go number one now to the tampa bay buccaneers. i've heard it from a couple three people that have had conversations with chip kelly. and chip kelly said marcus mariota will win multiple super bowls in the national football league. let me say it again. will win multiple super bowls. >> chip loves him. >>> f

burg business out there if you make the best burgers out there.ll this, what are you going to do to change this company so that rather than having a declining sales in income revenue, you increase it by making better burgers? >> i think what we recognize is the pace of change outside of mcdonald's has been quicker than the pace of change within. you will see us run this business you'll see me run it with a sense of urgency and purpose to make a meaningful change that customers care about. they love our food. just a day-to-day customer experience and they will recognize those changes and will reward us for that. >> can we say you have the best fries. >> and sundaes. >> what's your favorite thing on the menu? >> quarter pounder with cheese is my go-to. >> do you know the theme song. >> of course let's go. >> two all beef patties, pickles, tomatoes ketchup on a sesame seed bun. >> there you go. >> mcdonald's is big in the o'donnell family. >> thank you. >>> robert durst's defense drops a legal bombshell. aaron moriarty is in new orleans where lawyers

dad fred even burg was in nepal with three other google employees climbing mount ef raes. the other three are safe. the latest reports show more than 1800 people have died in this earthquake rej strange 7.8. the u.s. is sending a disaster response team and $1 million in aid. >>> just hours after contra costa sheriff's deputies break up a party inside a home in walnut creek that house bursts into flames. tonight fire investigators say the house is a total loss. the house is in a hilly area where they are calling the fire suspicious. about $750,000 in damage. the owner died about six months ago and investigators are trying to reach the family. >>> golden state eliminated new orleans with another victory in the big easy. the warians defeat the pelicans in the first round wefrn conference series and now they move on to the second round. >>> bruise jenner is bringing his gender identity into the public spotlight. the reality star sat down witha bc's diane sawyer to explain his personal journey with our cnn partnership, dan simon reports. >> my brain is much more female than it

the new owner wants the power back on so pipes won't burg and firefighters have water if there is a fire. >>> we have new details in the kidnapping of a jewelry store worker. atf agents arrested khayree gay over the weekend. detectives belief that he and two other men were at the center city parking garage on the same day. they say they put a stun gun on her and tried to get information on the jewelry store where she worked. >>> showers for your morning rush, then heavy rain and a chance for flooding. i'm tracking when the worst of the storm will hit and when we will dry out. >> we're months away from the pope's visit to philadelphia. new tonight, concerns about the trip and concerns for a south jersey family being ordered to give thousands of dollars in aide back to the state. and city lawmakers pushing bars to serve drinks well after 2:00 a.m. >>> new at 11:00, you know the last call for control is 2:00 a.m. but some lawmakers want to extend it to 4:00 a.m. it would allow businesses to apply for a permit to stay up later. they're far away from neighborhoods like the sports complex. the

one thing the city could not take back is burge's police pension. he continues to collect it after being released from prison late last year. >> even with that conviction, he was able to keep his pension. at this point, we really have no other recourse. >> it's something daryl cannon would like to fight. while he said no reparation can take away the pain, the acknowledgment is a start. >> it is a partial victory and sends a message throughout the united states that at some point in time, you can bear enough pressure on government without a physical riot or something of this nature here and make change. >> al jazeera chicago. >> we have been telling you about california's severe drought. one county near san francisco has water to spare. we look at the unseen impact on communities rich and poor. >> the ravaging of the california drought drying reservoirs fallow fields, a state of emergency. in marin county, it's water water everywhere and every drop to drink. >> our reservoirs are at 98% capacity right now which is about average for this time of year.

one that the city could not stay back is burge's $3,000 per month pension. he still continues to collect it. >> even with that prosecution he was able to keep his pension. we have no recourse. >> while no reparation can address the pain he's carried with him through much of his life the city's acknowledgment is a start. >> it is a spacial victory partial victory and sends a message throughout the united states that at some point in time you can bear enough pressure on government without a physical riot or something of this nature here, and make change. >> reporter: and john, the proposal also includes the creation of a memorial for survivors, as well as a measure that would introduce a curriculum into the chicago public schools to teach eighth and 10th grade students about the john burge scandal. john. >> lawsh thankash-har thank you. >>> all eight were released on bail while appealing their convictions. their sentences range from one to eight years behind bars. >> weakest ways to assess student knowledge and learning. >> it's detrimental sucking air out of

that's fredden burg dancing with friends at the summit of mt.ill man jaro three >>> this morning livermore police are looking for a support in a sexual assault. it happened on tuesday police say a 29-year-old woman was walking on the trail when she was grabbed from mind. the suspect is a white male in his mid 30s dark eyebrows, unshaven 5'10" to 6 feet tall weigh 180 to 190 pounds. he was wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt and dark sweatpants. livermore police so it's the fourth attack in the past three years. >>> there's in hope this morning for hundreds of hill college students who are trying to transfer their credits after the school abruptly closed. representatives from the school will visit the campus this morning and they plan to work with students to see about transferring their class credits and loans. the national university will visit the campus for a similar effort. >>> happening today oakland mayor libby shaft will release the city's two-year budget proposal. additional funding for the city's police academy is expected to be part of th

. ♪♪ burg your king and thanked the fast food change for its generosity.t they served as appetizers. >> i hope they got fries with that at least. >> all right, brian van aiken everybody wants to know what's happening with thea's tomorrow. will they win or loose? >> i didn't see that in my forecast chart but i can tell you about the weather. looks like it's going to be a nice day at the colosseum with lots of sunshine warming up into the upper 60s close to 70 grease by the after -- degrees. game time 105 and the sea breeze not as strong tomorrow so it will feel a little warmer but the sea breeze will be up to 20 miles per hour late in the game right about the time thea's win it. in the upper 60's for san francisco and upper 70s and low 80s so we're up about 3 to 5 degrees for tomorrow. the sea breeze weakens but doesn't last very long. already by monday we're going to have a push of on-shore winds and that will cool things down for monday. >> that's it for kron4 news at eight. download one of our mobile aps. our next forecast is coming up tonight at 11:00 o

line sapdburg burg line sabd ryne sandberg switching up the line up. that rangk making his debut. he was tied with cole hamels for the second most quality smarts. he had back issues, but all good now. >> i'm ready to go. a lot of people were worried, but that was just being cautious and not pushing through it. >> mccoy after saying chip kelly does not like or respect stars said he's not talking about the eagles anymore. here is lesean mccoy in buffalo. miss first workouts with the bills. malcolm jenkins heard lasean's comments and he has his take on it. >> i quoontwouldn't say chip doesn't like good players, but chip's culture is nobody is bigger than the team. so i don't think shady being in buffalo now had anything to do with his personality. i think chip has a system that he believes certain types of players fit in. >> 6ers hosting the wizards tonight trying to go avoid losing seven straight. brett brown says he doesn't think he will play this summer but joelle is progressing very well after playing two on would for two for the first time. >> physically it's important none of u

burg the actual labor, nobody was with me. >> reporter: what did he say to you? do you remember?ust said, i love you" did you hear the new baby cry? >> no. >> touch her. >> wouldn't let me. wouldn't let me hold her. >> reporter: why? >> i don't know why. i guess they didn't want that bonding between the mother and child. but i walked down to the nursery. i don't know if i was supposed to do that or not but that's when i saw her and saw her little hands and her pretty face. >> reporter: chris later went on to marry and have more children two sons and a daughter but says not a day went by when she didn't think of the baby girl she gave away. >> reporter: she was born october 17th. you had a son. >> jimmy was born -- he was close to being born. i asked my doctor to please induce labor because i didn't want it the same date. >> reporter: why? >> so he was born october 15th. >> reporter: why? >> because i wanted to save that day special for her. >> reporter: what do you think listening to her? >> makes me sad. really sad. because she had to suffer. that's awful. i'm a mom. so i can't

we report from johans in burg, and, where brutal attacks foreigners. and they escaped at home and tough times await these migrants of italy. track. >> i was very taken aback. >> and making a long lasting impact on the world. >> i have to just be myself. >> every sunday night. >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> gripping. inspiring. entertaining. "talk to al jazeera". next sunday, 6:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america >> fall of saigon, forty years later. >> we have no idea how many were killed. >> unanswered questions, a botched withdrawal lives lost. examining the impact that still resonates today. a special report starts tuesday, 10:00 eastern. on al jazeera america. welcome back, more than 3,000 people have died in the earthquake and rescue people are still trying to get people tracked in the rubble. >>> dramatic pictures have emerged, at the moment an avalanche flattened, a part of camp, and 18 climbers were killed. >>> some much-needed aid has has started to arrive,

under the rein of chicago police commander jon burge, from 1972 to 1991, up to 120 african-american men were tortured with tactics, including electric shocks and suffocation. newly re-elected mayor rahm emanuel has backed a reparations proposal, which includes free city college tuition for victims and relatives, counseling services, a memorial to victims, inclusion of burge's actions in school curriculum, and a formal apology. in oklahoma, the "tulsa world" newspaper reports supervisors at the tulsa county sheriff's office were ordered to falsify the training records of a reserve deputy charged with manslaughter for the fatal shooting of unarmed african-american eric harris. robert bates is a wealthy insurance executive who donated heavily to the tulsa police department. at least three of bates' supervisors were reportedly transferred after refusing to falsify his training and certification records. in southern texas, immigrant mothers held with their children in a private detention center have launched a new hunger strike and work stoppage to demand their release. the women are asylum

any bay area city and that designation goes to the marin county city, believe it or not, of larks burg. >>> a major freeway interchange shutdown in san jose. we'll have an update after the break. >>> want to update you on the breaking news we've been following. this is the very definition of not moving, not going anywhere. there's a major fro freeway sper change that's been shut down. we're talking four hours plus now. because police activity. we're taking about where interstate 101, 280 and 680 converge. you can see it there. it goes for miles, the back up. we're going to have more on what's happening there at 6:00. >>> finally storm clouds filled a grocery shipment to the space station today. the launch was scrapped two minutes before lift off. it includes 4,000 pounds of food and a especially designed espresso maker for its italian astronaut. scientists are hoping for a successful rocket landing on earth. >> nightly news is is next. good night, folks. >>> on this monday night, off and running. hillary clinton's road trip to iowa. fast food and pit stops. what's behind the low-key ki

newman's own foundation, donating food products to charity and nourishing the common good, the annen burg foundation and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, live from washington moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening, political news is breaking out all over the place, but where to begin. in washington, the buzz is all about hoint and this weekend who -- hillary clinton and she is running for president. rand paul is in the race, ted cruz is raising money, and jeb bush is hiring and marco rubio is expected to jump into the pool. listen to what rand paul had to say this week. >> i have a vision for america and i want to return to prosperity a true economic boon that lifts all americans, a return to a government restrained by the constitution. [cheers and applause] >> a return to privacy opportunity, liberty too often when republicans have won, we have squandered our victory by becoming part of the washington regime. that's not who i am. gwen: let's talk about the washington machine. is that who he is? and what is the washington machine that he

gins burg for your presentation. we have 2 other departments. [inaudible] department of dhern and youth and family. thank you for waiting as we continue to talk with the other departments >> there is a request for public comment on the previous item >> if there is anybody that-why don't we do this quick. if there is xb that wishes to comment oin reck and park department we'll break this hearing item up. >> thank you chair farrell for letal me address the supervisors. i wanted to just-from [inaudible] i want to cu-mind the department on its amazing recreation suvss. a as parent in san francisco my kids have benefited a lot from cooking camp squz surch camps. i alsoment to say the general manager underscored a lot of the challenges. at the parks alliance we do a lot of work with them on this and analyzing where the department budget needs to go. i think they are very serious needs in park patrol and serious needs in urban forestry and caring for the trees, addressing the defered maintenance budget which is growing and the needs are growing. the ci

dan fruden burg worked for google. he described him as an energetic engineer. and tom kaplan also from californio filming a documentary. back in kathmandu tourists are stuck as well. this woman slept last nighs a new quake. >> today we're thinking of being in the states right here. >> reporter: tl officials tells us they have no idea how many have died or how big of a sfarve that could turn out to be. engel, nbc news kathmandu. >> buildings that had stoord for centuries were flattened in a matter of minutes. in an area that's popular with tourists many will witness the destruction and ian williams is there tonight. they by hand brick by brick. this team convinced they've located another body under the rubble around kathmandu's most famous temple complex. this is what remainsc heart of old kathmandu. the buildings here protore too fragile and vulnerable to with stand the quake. the area around the square seems to have born the brunt of the 7.8 quake, at least in the city itself. some of the buildings here date back to the first century and include the former res

[applause] >> i just wanted to ask anne kronen burg or any other would like to make any comments? >> thank you supervisor mar. we are so proud of kay lee and all of our staff who are the unsung heroes of the first responders in san francisco and we thank the board of supervisors for allowing us one day out of the year to come and highlight the best of our best so thank you. [applause] >> thank you and congratulations. madam clerk can you please go to item 6. >> item 6 is a resolution to retroactively authorize the fire department to expend a grant in the amount of 1.5 million for exhaust extractor systems in fire stations. >> madam clerk can you call the roll. >> supervisor avalos. >> aye. >> supervisor breed. >> aye. >> supervisor campos. >> aye. >> supervisor christensen. >> aye. >> supervisor cohen. >> aye. >> supervisor farrell. >> aye. >> supervisor kim. >> aye. >> supervisor mar. >> aye. >> supervisor tang. >> aye. >> supervisor wiener. >> aye. >> supervisor yee. >> aye. >> there are 11 aye's. this ordinance passes unanimously. next item please madam clerk. >> item 7 a categ

for that we'll go to new york and lewis burg gor of. >> we start with robert downey jr.new interview when the subject shifted to his personal history. >> you've talked in other interviews again, about your relationship with your father and the role of all of that and you know the dark periods you entered, and taking drugs and drinking and all of that and i just wondered whether, you know you think you're free of all of that or whether that's still -- >> i'm sorry. what are we doing? >> well i'm just asking questions. that's all. >> okay. bye. >> thank you. >> you -- i'm sorry. >> i'll take your mic. >> thank you. >> do you -- >> i don't want to do that. >> i guess that was the wrong question. downy is not the only one who has exited an interview early with this interviewer. >>> let's head to washington where republican presidential candidate rand paul put on his shades yesterday on the floor yesterday before giving harry reid a fist bump. tex change came several hours after the hill reported that they asked rand is stop selling his shades. tricky move by the snard there.

district and north and west of the metro area as well as down 95 between washington and fed ricks burg. the one wave is tracking through over the next hour or so and another wave a little bit later. right now fairly mild in the 50s north and western suburbs. show done shenandoah valley right around 60s degrees. there's the skyline of washington now a little bit light rain. a wet morning. mild and wet during the afternoon keep the umbrella handy for the next few days. your bus stop what to wear weather is coming up at 5:11. now melissa, what is happening on the roads? >> we have road work here this morning. i want to pass it along. it keeps hanging on past the 5:00 hour. some of course go away. some don't. garden city drive the ramp there the right lane and the ramp are blocked here this morning. a warning there. live picture here at 95 and virginia and dale boulevard. everything rolling along fine there. northbound even southbound no problems. into and out of town you're fine. also on 66 everything is flowing fine and take a look at the top of the beltway and 270. 270 looks good. bw pa

and a little above freezing in peters burg right at the freezing mark in western maryland in cumberland. next weather and traffic on the ones what to wear for this monday. now a look at your first 4 traffic on this monday morning with melissa. everything looking good so far? >> we are flowing just fine right now. no major problems and that's a good thing. 66 west at ox road -- west ox road, no problems there. taking a look at 270 into and out of town fine. 55 miles per hour. no major issues there this morning. in silver springs, do still have the road work. georgia avenue between randolph and layhill. should be wrapped up here in the next little bit, about 30 minutes or so. but it's still there. if you're headed out in i time soon. looking at prince george's county overall no major issues. branch avenue northbound at woodyard we have that one lane closed off to the right. so stay to the left and then 95 southbound here through wood bridge no issues at all. i'm back in ten minutes. weather and traffic on the ones. see you at 5:11. >> thank you, melissa. >>> it's 5:01 and right now police

including 33-year-old google executive dan fred den burg. >> hearing in jackson heights new york theommunity held a candlelight vigil sunday night to pray for earthquake victims. ♪ >> reporter: earlier they appealed for money and other donations to help those in desperate need. this man was one of the organizers. >> there's no water supreme there's no electricity. there's no food. >> reporter: help from around the world is headed for nepal. the united nations says 14 international medical and rescue teams will be on the ground soon. they'll be searching for survivors and trying to help thousands who are left with nothing. ke inform na daniels for cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> four students from allentown muhlenberg college are studying in nepal this semester and the school has confirmed they are safe. and released a statement reading in part "we you were members of the muhlenberg community to remember in their thoughts and prayers the many who perished were injured or suffered other losses in this disaster. and suggest that we support relief efforts when they are announced ". >> philade

two innocent people are killed burg a violent stage coach robbery.ying that doc holliday may be one of the perpetrators. >> that's a lot of money you are putting down. >> i heard he killed two people. >> didn't even give them a chance. >> shot the driver. >> the next person who dares to slander me and call me a murderer, i will be forced to oblige. >> with a $3,600 reward for the capture of the killers, wyatt and his brothers make sure they are with the sheriff's posse. they find clues that point to the three suspects all of member members of the cowboy faction. >> hey, look at the tumble weeds that just rolled into town. >> boys, go inside. what do you want to drink? >> earp knows the connection to the cowboys is a chance to catch the killers and possibly a 30,000 dollar a year job as sheriff. wyatt's meeting begins the count down to the most famous gun fight in western history. >> as my dear brothmother used y even a broken clock is correct twice a day. oo doug. you've been staring at that for awhile, huh? listen, td ameritrade has former floor tra

that's followed by a biographer scott burg. the french architect who designed washington. at 10:40 stephen hanson chronicles the history of one of washington, d.c.'s most famous neighborhood's, dupont circle. >>> most famous for his writing of this land is your land but he was very much more than that. he was born in 1912 in oklahoma. we're very proud to have his work back in oklahoma where we think it belongs. he was an advocate for people who were disenfranchised. mie grant workersmigrant workers who found themselves in california literally starving. he saw this vast difference between those who were the haves and the have notes and became their spokesman through his music. >> he recorded very few songs of his own. we have a listening station that features 46 of his songs in his own voice. that's what makes the recordings that he did make so significant and so important to us. ♪ this land is your land ♪ ♪ this land is my land ♪ ♪ from california to the new york island ♪ >> watch our events from tulsa saturday at noon eastern. sieve war museum invited five historians to p

brad rinehimer is chief of police of williamss burg county. >> it's a concern. any time you know you have somebody in your community that committed the types of crimes that mr. hinkley committed, it's a concern. it's a concern for us, absolutely. >> reporter: the court knows hinkley lied twice about going to the movies because the secret service spotted him at a bookstore instead both times. scott, even if the court grants hinckley more freedom, the secret service will always be nearby. >> pelley: major garrett at the scene of the attempted assassination in washington so long ago. major, thank you very much. the punishment phase of dzhokhar dzhokhar tsarnaev's trial continued today with intense testimony of survivors of the marathon bombings and from the families of those who were killed. the bomber's lawyers tried to explain a crude gesture that tsarnaev made to a courthouse camera and don dahler is covering the trial. >> reporter: the jury was shown never-before-released surveillance video of a still-bandaged dzhokhar tsarnaev in a holding cell three months af

. >> biggest names of their day were drafted rather than enlisted and that's not true of green burg.enburg left 1st base for the army and served time and went back in. ngreenburg was drafted in 1940 and when his draft year was begin and pearl harbor was bombed he enlisted the next day. >> ted williams is every bit as ledgenary in the marine corps. and the skills he displayed in the batter's box proved helpful in his training. ted williams went over and served and came back and picked up the way they were left off. >> most player ares were able to do this. they returned to major log action after years away and picked it up. but there were those who didn't and lost their skills orap tight for the game because of what they had seen in the war. >> it is thorough that a lot of the guys weren't out there in front line combat roles but there is a reason for that. >> you couldn't put joe dimaggio in a situation where he would be wounded, killed or from a propaganda stand point, worst of all captured. and so most of the men or major league baseball players who joined the military spent their

>> joining us now is belinda cooper, a senior fellow the editor of war crimes the legacy of neerim burg and the daughter of a holocaust survivor. thank you for joining us. oscar admitted guilt and knew what was going on but didn't do anything to stop it. >> he is guilty of something. it lessens his guilt of not killing anyone. it's a question of the level of guilt or complicity. >> his case is during. in germany, he's one of the few people that came out and spoke about what had gone on and his involvement in it. in the '80s, charges were dropped, and he spoke to the bbc in a documentary in 2005 where he was open about what happened and this is what ipp directly led to the trial. what does it say, do you think, about a lot of people that come out and speak and have down so is it counterproductive. >> there's not many it would affect. there's argument that you would rather have people, as with the south african truth commission where you provide amnesty. there's a deterrence of people lesslike ily to speak up. he did. >> he said he told a story to fight against the holocaust. and he said