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sandor braun was sent to auschwitz and later dock ou -- dauchau. he talks about his experience in the camps the beating death of his father, and being shot while trying to escape the 1945 death march before his liberation. mr. braun died in 2002. this oral history is about one hour. let's describe the transporting your arrival at auschwitz. why don't you give me your age? braun: the transport was about 4 days. so many things happened before the order that probably i will skip it and go right into answering your question. we had no water. we had very little food -- just the

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alix: thank you very much. ,ou were talking about a chart looking at the nasdaq versus the tech focus. joe: if we could bring that chart back -- everyone with a talk about chinese stocks, they talk about the shanghai composite. alix: it makes the nasdaq look puny. joe: it is completely absurd. good pointou raise a -- to what end is the chinese government fostering these bubbles, if we can call them that? is it to maintain the 7% economic growth as their target or is it because of something that is more of a need? at what point is it not an appropriate time? 2% should be enough given what is going on globally. -- what at that chart do you see? guest: i feel good about u.s. stocks. our tech stocks in a bubble because of the private market activity and private companies going public and a lot of ipo activity. when you see the nasdaq trading like that, you see tech stocks up but muddling along. it improves the attractiveness of the u.s. market stop joe: one other story a want to bring up is this fascinating story in europe with negative interest rates. people have talked about this for a

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ou need to have an compliance office making sure the residents are hired from the community i wanted to also found out if urged to have an ongoing community benefit plan where the money is jade from this place a certain amount going to community organizations to help them so i don't know did you guys talk back and forth or take those comments and put them in your box. >> we took them in and at the appropriate time address them and the community compliance office is really important that's how you reduce crime and give people a chance to gain a skill to have a good life. >> thank you freddie. >> hello commissioners. i'm freddie live in the potrero and small business owner for over 18 years i'm here to voice my opinion for the warriors i've spent 4 decades watching it change 2, 3, 4 a great deal of pits to business living spaces and the giant ball park in my opinion the ball park sparked a growth of diversity in that area i firmly building the professional office buildings have self-concentrated cafeterias and board and game roof decks room they encourage they're subject to stay within

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ou for joining us. the ground shaking up in the east bay. a 4.0 earthquake striking concord today. >> it was centered in concord followed by a 2.7 a minute later. no reports of injuries in the past ten days now. there has been one earthquake, magnitude 3.0 or greater centered nearby. rob is here with more on all of that. >> yeah, if you've been in the concord area at least for the afternoon you probably noticed about four earthquakes that you can feel. the first one began before the 4.0. that was just after 3:00. 301 to 2.5. at 3:13 we had our earthquake and roughly centered off to the north and east of -- off to the south i should say of concord. followed up one minute later by a 2.7 earthquake and then a 2.4 felt at about 3:28 in the afternoon. so for that earthquake placing it on the southern end of the concord green valley and that's a magnitude four for elevations closer to sea level. you did feel that light to moderate shaking here this area in orange down into the san ramon valley but reports of this quake were being felt as far west

ou my name is tony sartorio. i'm a lineman for pg&e out of the concord service center. i have lived here pretty much my whole life. i have been married for 12 years. i have three kids. i love living here and i love working in my hometown. at pg&e we are always working to upgrade reliability to meet the demands of the customers. i'm there to do the safest job possible not only for them but everybody, myself included, that lives in the community. i'm very proud to do the work that i do and say that i am a lineman for pg&e. it's a rewarding feeling. together, we're building a better california. >>> watch out for that drone. yet another one getting a little too close for comfort to the white house. just a day later, in pittsburgh a drone nearly colliding with a chopper. says it is going to take a real tragedy before something gets done but we've had a lot of these near whatever incidents and i'm telling you, you're right, it's only a matter of time. >> the tragedy is going to be someone flies one near me on a beach somewhere because i'm going to take a baseball bat and walk

you so much for your work on this, and, in fact, i have it before me, and i want to tell the audience oueating the liberation, you give more coverage, nice ion of coverage of the u.s. colored troops and reaction of the former slaves people who were enslaved right there. where a >> that's right. >> i wanted to ask you today to talk about where are the u.s. his colored troops today?ond i don't see them there and this the is my second time watching the program. where are they represented?repres where are the people represented? i just don't see that today, and, of course you talk about william harrison who says he was with grant, you know former owner slave that had followed his owner as a body servant. could you please talk more about the role that the u.s. colored troops people had there, and why we don't see them there today? thank you. >> absolutely. it's a fascinating story.this c there have been in the course of this commemoration here at the park, there's been a great deal of acknowledgement about this piece of the story, but there's ded more to be saidto t as the caller suggested. l

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