freda rolled up her sleeve and there were the numbers they tattooed on her arm in auschwitz. watching my little girl confront the worst consequences of anti-semitism was chilling and i could tell she would never see the world the same again. that moment that have a powerful truth to me and i think william faulkner said it best. the past is never dead, it is not even past. my friend never again means we must never forget the horrifying cost humanity has paid for anti-semitism. we must never tolerate indifference and complacency with lethal consequences. we must never listen to those who tell us we no longer need to worry. as a progressive as a democrat and as an american i am here to say, we must never ever ask the jewish people to defend their lives alone. we must all stand beside you and america our good and progressive america must always protect the state of israel. thank you. >> shalom. our thoughts and prayers go out to the families whose homes were attacked by the rocket this morning in israel. the strong resilient people of

among them freda mahmoud and her son who opened a small kebab stand two months ago. "i hope everyone will come back," she said, "because there's something we say. 'even in heaven, if there's no one around, you can't sleep.'" lost this social cohesion. >> reporter: marwa al-sabouni says rebuilding will be critical to reuniting syria. but with an estimated $250 billion price tag and no commitment from the cash strapped government, stability, and syria's future remain buried under millions of tons of rubble. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, homs, syria. >> quijano: coming up: we visit the families of generation zika- - three years after the outbreak of the dreaded disease. and the coast guard comes to the rescue of dozens of fisherman after a sheet of ice breaks away-- with them on it. today, molly got dressed for a big night out with her closest friends. john got dressed for his first first date in what feels like a really long time. john! hi! >>hi. sasha got dressed to crush her job interview. it looks good! and millions of other americans got dressed for millions of oth

assistant district attorney freda black. >> we decided that it probably would be worthwhile to try toot. >> reporter: to do that, they'd have to get the okay from elizabeth's daughters, margaret and martha. the girls, who believed in their father's innocence as fiercely as they mistrusted the authorities, struggled with the decision. >> the hardest thing i've ever had to do was to write off on the exhumation of our birth mother. >> reporter: but ultimately, they agreed. >> and i signed off on it because we wanted to be, like, "there is no way this could've happened." like, please look at the evidence. i will do this to -- to free our dad of these accusations. >> reporter: on a beautiful blue sky day, the remains of elizabeth ratliff were exhumed from their resting place in texas. >> ratliff's bodies -- >> reporter: julia sims, of nbc's raleigh-durham affiliate, wral-tv, has been covering the story since the beginning. >> and the bells started tolling right as they started pulling that casket out of the -- the ground. >> hmm. >> a lot of people were very antsy about that, about what th

they were never told that none of this was where freda corroborated, never told any of this!hy wased carter page in the middle of all of this! why were his p constitutional rights allowed to be violated based on hillary clinton bought and paid for russian lies? why was the trump campaign's buydown because of clinton? bought and paid for russian lies? why is it none of this investigated? where is a special counsel for this? also, we now know, thanks to john sullivan, we now a high-ranking ukrainian official tried to help hillary clintonec get elected. interfere in our election. they did it by timing the release of embarrassing material about then campaign chairman paul manafort. you are grady and cort called it an illegal intrusion into the american election campaign. why was that not investigated by mueller? what about the uranium on scandal? what about the whole issue of vladimir putin having thugs right here in america that we know were involved in bribery, extortion, kickbacks, money laundering? why do we know? because we had an american fbi spy inside of space and was not

freda followed in her dad's footsteps becoming a professional boxer.supporters find trump-supported business. cafes and restaurants across the country. it operates a little like yelp and viewers review the brishment braced on whether the owners discriminate on political beliefs and whether the customers are allowed to carry weapons. >>> amy koab chur comes cleans on eating a salad with a comb. >> sort of doing a mom thing, i didn't have a fork, i used a qume to eat a salad very briefly on a plane. >> the story came out in an article about how the democratic article treats her staff. >>> an nba star calling out his younger counterparts saying they care more about social media than winning, telling the athletic i don't know if it's about winning as much as it is looking good on instagram, twitter, having followers and clicks and likes. he could retire at the end of the year capping a 20-year career. >> might be looking at you, lebron who will post a lot of stats on instagram even when they lose. >>> are republican millennials bhking less conservative. ne