family and i arrived in auschwitz. >> i was 11 when i arrived in auschwitz. >> i'm claire i was 8 years old. >> i was 16. >> my name is lois. i was 16 when we came to auschwitz. >> reporter: for 75 years, they have quietly made new lives all over america. devoted to their jobs, to their families, to their history. more than 1.1 million people were killed by the nazis in auschwitz, nearly a million were jews. >> this is me. i'm 6 and a half. >> reporter: tova is on the far left. tova's mother tried to protect her daughter in the face of such evil. your mother never lied to you. >> never lied to me. from the very moment i could understap understand, maybe i was 3 or 4 years old, she was telling me what was going on. >> she was doing it to protect you. >> when i see a german moving toward me, move to the side. never, never she said to me, face a soldier and no eye contact. don't look into his eyes. that's what she told me. >> reporter: she remembers the day, what her parents said. >> we're going to ah swits. the trains were waiting. the noise was impossible. the screaming of the people, cr

i did not realise the severity of the situation until i arrived and i was in canberra and adjusting ond are just seeing on the news every day. it is so sad. sport can seem pretty trivial at times like these, but it has been affecting preparations ahead of the australian open. how different have your preparations had to be as a result? yeah, i think, like you said, when you look at what other people are having to deal with at the same, it is not a big deal for us. —— at this time. we are playing a sport we love, but there are definitely bigger things going on in the world. for me, preparing for that term it was always rough because i arrived in chelsea manning andi because i arrived in chelsea manning and i did not get to practice until friday afternoon once we had moved to —— friday afternoon once we had moved to——i friday afternoon once we had moved to —— i arrived in australia on tuesday morning. it is not a big deal compared to other things that are going on. katie swan speaking to me from melbourne where she's in australian open qualifying next week. 18 months ago bobby madley was

was 13 years old when my family and i arrived in auschwitz. >> i was 11 when i arrived in auschwitz. >> i'm claire heymann. i was 18 years old. >> my name is david marks. i was 16. >> my name is lois flamholz. i was 16 when we came to auschwitz. >> reporter: for 75 years, they have quietly made new lives all over america, devoted to their jobs, to their families, to their history. more than 1.1 million people were killed by the nazis in auschwitz. nearly a million were jews. >> this is me. i'm 6 1/2. >> reporter: tova is on the far left. you're pointing to your number, here. >> yes. >> reporter: tova's mother, like so many others, tried to protect her daughter in the face of such evil. your mother never lied to you? >> never lied to me. from the very moment that i could understand, maybe it was 3 or 4 years old, she told me what's going on. >> reporter: she was doing it protect you? >> she was doing it to protect me. in fact, when i see a german coming towards me, i am supposed to move to the side, give him right of way. "never, never," she said to me, face a soldier, no eye continue

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i'm in a very beautiful part of new south wales, the kangaroo valley, and if i can show you some pictures of me arrivingoo valley bush retreat. the currowan fire ripped through this property over the weekend and in 45 minutes, at the weekend and in 45 minutes, at the damage it did. the charred remains of buildings, trees, everything that you can see, and the trees are still smouldering. there are still embers in some of the trees and it is quite staggering. i am at trees and it is quite staggering. i amata trees and it is quite staggering. i am at a wedding venue. 900 couples have got married here. every weekend this year had been booked out for people coming here to experience the natural beauty and to get married and when they would arrive, they would come here to the main reception area and you can see here as well, some of the facilities, and in the bush there would be places for people to go camping and clamping and there are cabins as well, but now it is a singed remain. kurt, you came back here for the first time this morning. how was it? it was the first time, we couldn't bear to come back a few

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i have just arrived i havejust arrived back i have just arrived back from a flight i have just arrivedn glacier and what we are seeing there is a huge visual impact on the national park. the glaciers here are usually pristine and white, but today after two days of heavy smoke engulfing the national park we have seen that there is quite a brown tinge to the ice and it is affecting the aesthetic quality, you might say, of the glacier. you say they have turned brown. is this something you have ever seen before and all your yea rs of have ever seen before and all your years of flying over the glacier? we know that australia's bushfires happen fairly frequently, is this something you have seen before with yellow it is something that happens quite a lot. the glaciers are a bit ofa time quite a lot. the glaciers are a bit of a time capsule. whenever we get a big event like this whether it is a volcanic eruption or bushfire, those layers will be on the glacier and they will stay there for hundreds if not thousands of years for scientist to look at in the future. what has it been doing to your

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my greatest wish was and i said joking i want to go to america one day and there are so when i actually arrived in new york i was so impressed where am i am i in a theater i've never lived wrote a before. were only one even when you then we went to northwood massachusetts and most of. the country did their world wide roads and i thought why don't they build roads like this and spank things that. i looked at her parents' house and went to high school. and today every week her mother gave me money but i didn't spend it i saved it all and i don't even want to tell our then no one then you know the cia i'm going to. i was like you know what that when i came back to spain i bought my mother a television the 1st one on our street all the neighbors came to watch it the neighbor across the street came to watch a bull fight when she saw the bull on t.v. she ran out of the house because she thought it was going to attack a. nirvana recorded my brother was a famous bullfighter back then. when he had bought a cadillac and organized a party and. i never imagined i'd meet an american so when i saw this guy t

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i was huge when i arrived here i slept with 6 people in a room. that was hardest for. i haven't got white hair. language. this keeps me. to interact with the place you want to do their story. of fighting and reliable information for margaret. hi and welcome to arts and culture pianist igor leave it has been hailed as the beethoven interpreter for contemporary ears he's also a courageous political activist which earns him both accolades and death threats more on that after a look at our other stories. berlin based designer william fan is the current darling on the german fashion scene and he's top of the town at berlin fashion week . and news that might leave some shaken not stirred american pop star billy irish has recorded the theme to the next bond flick the new track and movie are due in spring. it's an unfortunate fact that anti-semitic crimes are on the rise in germany a savage attack on a synagogue and last october is just one example. of it is an artist who doesn't mince his words the german russian pianist with jewish roots speaks out openly and often against a

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yourself i would say it is fair to say between november 19, 2018 up to 30 of december, 2019 when i arrived to beirut was a little bit of a period that is a kind of par enthis in my life somehow i am reborn since i arrived here when you tell me, what were your emotion. ied emotion but they were diminished to how i'm feeling now. >> when you got out in lebanon >> it is a rebirth first face i seen is the face of my wife in the house of her parents. i can't tell you the joy i had to simply be with her after spending nine months not being able to talk to her or see her, with absolutely no end in sight for this kind of ridiculous ban that they put on me. it had a special taste in a certain way, it helps you put back pry ority in your life about the people that are most important. i'm a different man today. >> how much did it cost? >> i've seen a lot of numbers circulating in the press, i think they are very, very generous in general. >> too high? >> yeah. that's what i can tell you i don't think you need this kind of money to be able to organize. the simpler it is the better it is, the more chan

terrorist escaped the building arrive a bit late this morning and my colleagues were in the office and i arrived by the street and. i was one of the 1st on the on the scene. with all the people in the street and then inside the charlie newsroom we discovered or. basically the consequences of the attack and that it was really a nightmare. trying to identify people will life be trying to do our best with some colleagues of popular in my former agency to have the survivors and to do everything we can even if we were not doctors and move waiting for 4 for the doctors or for emergency units to try to talk to some people to identify those was 2 of them to do everything we can to the survivors see you you really experience this this firsthand and back then we know that the millions of people in france and abroad they rallied around the slogans as just the sharlee or i am charley it was a sign of solidarity with the free press with what you know you guys have gone through there how do you feel that sentiment now 5 years on do you feel like the solidarity is as strong as it once was. yes there is still s

when's the navy going to start boarding the evacuees at the beaches outside malaga well the lady i arrived a few hours if you are h.m.s. should is now positioned just all sure. it's going to carry much needed supplies to the mainland 1st food will that sort of thing and the actual event. that 4000 people stranded in america will begin 1st thing in the morning but they call of course now how long will this evacuation process take we're talking about 4000 people that we know about but we're also hearing that more and more people are arriving at the beaches why how long is this going to take well this is there are an estimated 4000 people. at the ship can you tell your time and so when she leaves it's got a little 17 or $18.00 oh boy it's only touring coast before it can deposit people back on the mainland to make a return trip so it will triple the hands of people trying to get out it's going to take you know several days for the operation to be completed but the good news is that the families anyway with pets the dogs and cats will soon be allowed on this school but it's going to take some

when we heard an explosion i was on the way to work but returned and was here shortly after when i arrived the plane and passion just bodies had been shattered into many pieces the only thing that the pilot could do wish to hear the plane towards a soccer field and away from a residential area will be one of your own from the poly they have got. the plane carried more than 170 passengers and crew from a number of different countries. none of them survived. iranian state television and the ukrainian embassy in iran both claim mechanical issues for the crash the latter adding that the incident was not caused by terrorism the airline itself says it's still trying to determine the cause. as investigators search for answers rescuers are handling the grim task of recovering the dead. more on the plane crash i'm joined now by aviation expert geoffrey thomas her he joins us from perth australia geoffrey what more do we know about this crash. look we now understand there was a significant engine failure. and it may have been on an uncontained engine failure where the fan blades of the engine exit t

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