mobs outside of the synagogue. they were yelling, and anti-jewish word and they actually accused the jews of having been scared to give up the child. and it ended without violence but the damage had been done and the rival had left its imprint on american soil and then in the 1930s, hateful rhetoric, violence and actual violence really burst forth. remember what is going on, the onset of the great depression, the lives of fascism, the lives of the him in the tensions in the united states. so we see that in the u.s., the right wing and not the groups exploded like the german american they broke - all over the united states. in one town in connecticut, a minister actually on a charge, he was successful, they did not succeed in filling this camp. they were attacking the new deal, they call the jew deal, they claimed it that a country had become the jew united states and they spoke openly about how to permanently solve the jewish problems in america. the leader of one of these groups, encryption organization that hated

just blocks away from the synagogue that was set on fire. ys, learn about the white racial religion. this sunday, in response to all of, this there is going to be something they are calling a rally for kindness. on the steps of the texas state capitol in austin. they are trying to rally in solidarity. the target of these ugly antisemitic tactics in the last few weeks in both keeping an eye on this and in austin, watch this space. that is going to do it for us tonight, we are going to see you again tomorrow, now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. >> good evening rachel. you know what's disappeared from my life during covid? among other things, cuff links. i imagine my stress when i went for this anchorman show

the, where my parents and my family were members, the synagogue. he and his wife is an incredible story how they met and how their paths crossed at children. their families interned in the same ghetto in a small town in poland and ruth, the rabbi's wife, her mother intervened on the rabbi's behalf when he was an 11-year-old boy, and later, decades later after the families had gone their separate ways, survived the war a random encounter at a wedding in brooklyn. rabbi was there and met a woman who knew ruth's family and reconnected to the woman who had saved him in the holocaust. then went to the see her in connecticut and met her becoming older daughter and start add slow simmering romance from there. so attending the synagogue where the rabbi, as we all call him rabbi, this story was sort of always in the background, and rabbi's story was a little better known. so this romance was a part of it, but i didn't really know ruth's family story very well. and so when i finally decided that another book might be something i would want to do, i thought, w

the rabbi for my parents were at the synagogue, and this incredible story of having their past cross the children in the family and friend turned up missing in the ghetto in a small town in new orleans. in the rabbi's wife, her mother on the rabbi's behalf when he was an 11 -year-old boy and later, decades later after the families had gone their separate ways and survived the war, it was random encounter at a wedding in brooklyn. in the rabbi was there any met this woman in an ill family and was reconnected to the woman who had faced him in the holocaust and then went to see her in connecticut and met her and becoming older daughter and they started this sort of romance and from there, in the synagogue where the rabbi was the rabbi as well calling rabbi. the story is always sort of in the background in the rabbi story was a little bit better now and so romance was a part of it but i didn't really know bruce family story very well been so when i finally decided that another book might be something that i would want to do, i thought if i'm going to do another book, has to be a topic tha

but few can afford the price of power, mentally, u. synagogue, electricity prices among the highest in the world. more expensive than most european in north american countries. mother of 9 ac to fall is forced to choose between food or power. the viet, marvin? it's such a difficult choice to me. one that i'm forced to take when made is to see down market. i have hope, look at someone god willing will find a solution the while the government promises to deliver electricity for all by 2025, but loose and sees an opportunity to help take small steps during power to the people. nicholas hawk al jazeera charo, the synagogue, and center sports. here's far how i thank you so much. roger federer is edging closer to retirement after announcing he's unlikely to play competitive tennis until midway through. next year. the 40 year old is recovering from the surgery and we'll definitely miss the australian open in january, but are also told switch media or he would be extremely surprised if he was able to play at wimbledon in june. the 20th time grand slam champion doesn't expect to be training on

this week these anti-semitic racist posters and stickers were found at an austin park away from the synagogue on fire. this sunday in response to all of this there is going to be something they are calling a rally for kindness on the steps of the texas state capitol in austin, trying to rally in solidarity around the jewish community that has been a party to these ugly disturbing anti-semitic attacks. watch this space. that is going do it for us tonight. we'll see you again tomorrow. "way too early" is up next. ♪♪ >>> a legal win for former president trump at least for now. an appeals court has temporarily blocked the january 6th select committee from obtaining his white house records, but the panel is still moving ahead with their investigation, giving former chief of staff mark meadows an ultimatum, show up and testify or face contempt. will he show up today? >>> kyle rittenhouse's team has rested their case. the question is this, could we see the jury consider lesser charges in addition to the more serious counts. >>> and the faa

supremacy have run through the door, whether charlottesville or the killings in pittsburgh at the synagoguentil we have mature politicians willing to stand up, regardless of political affiliations, and address the questions of mob violence, vigilantism, but more importantly, the underlying issue of race in this country, something we have never truly addressed. >> brennan: but there is no evidence of him being a white supremacist himself, correct? >> well, it's not about the evidence of him being a white supremacist. it is about the position that individuals like him find themselves in where they think they have to go and protect property because of peaceful protest in some cases of black lives matter. black lives matter is a values proposition. it's not an organization, and it is not about a hash tag. it's a value proposition that the lives of african americans have been diminished, and our lives matter. and when you have scenarios like what took place in wisconsin that caused people to stand up with for this police officer, who paralyzed another innocent individual, you have to begin to as

the jews. they planned to shoot poison gas into homes and synagogues in jewish neighborhoods. the jewish neighborhoods were quite well defined in los angeles. they planned to fire bomb jewish houses. the conspirators got cold feet because the leaders of the anti-defamation league in los angeles had actually hired spies to infiltrate these networks. and when these conspirators realized that their networks had been infiltrated, they got cold feet, and they never launched those plots. those plots were thwarted in part because of what these brave men did. so met me conclude and -- let me conclude and then we'll take the final questions. in 2020 the pew research center reported the the astonishing figure of 84% of american adults able to identify the holocaust. and knowing that referred to the death and persecution of jews by the nazis. but we're not focusing in this class on the holocaust. yet when americans talk about antisemiingtism, they talk about -- anti-semitism, they talk about the anti-semitism that led to the holocaust, and they talk about what they think was only an old w

afford the price of power. only synagogue electricity prices among the highest in the world. more expensive than most european in north american countries . mother of 9 ac to fall is forced to choose between food or power. yet my ven, it's such a difficult choice to me, one that i'm forced to take when i get to see the market, i have hope, look at someone, god willing will find a solution. while the government promises to deliver electricity for all by 2025. but lou saint sees an opportunity to help take small steps to bring power to the people. nicholas hawk al jazeera charlie synagogue, a sports coming up shortly. but just little note here is the people in charge of securing cutters, world cup, and keeping more than a 1000000 fans safe during the tournament. are saying they are ready more than ever . security forces from 13 countries have taken part in the what ton exercise which is just wrapped up in and around doha kick off for cut of 2022 just over a year away. say sport is coming up. and to basketballs leading salads, g

he survived the massacre at the synagogue in pittsburgh. he was in a parking lot when the gunmen came out. in other words he was late and many of his friends died. so i read the story in the "washington post" about how he narrowly survived. of course they made a big deal but he was a holocaust survivor who had been saved before. b they started to talk about this train liberated by americans sure enough is on the train. we arrange the film producer, mike edwards and i,il for judah and walter to meet in scranton, pennsylvania and walter's hometown. i will show the quick clip which is going to be in her film. >> it was a long time ago. over 70 years it is a lifetime sadly you know the time your memories become dimmed. but there are certain events in their lifetime. ♪ ♪ i remember the train stopped in the middle of the forest. supplies are going to come and kill us all. sure enough you hear a rumble and it opens and the soldier hopped out and my father yelled americans. >> the responses see the star on the green painted tank and jeep is one is u

getting your kids involved in service in their church or the synagogue is a great thing for them to do. helping neighbors shovel their walks and carry groceries. you're teaching them to beu' god in their heart and money can't buy that. >> we are getting close and i love this one quote and thought it was at good summary you say parents need to make sure they themselves raise their children not government, school or culture and that sounds like it was pretty easy but it's a big challenge for us. >> i don't suggest that it is easy. most parents are doing their best but what i suggest is better things, better use of time to shape the daughters a little better than what they are doing. it's hard to be a parent and a he today's world certainly than when i was young. it takes a lot of effort and strategy. we are going to make mistakes. you have to be forgiving. it's not easy and i am hoping as people read gif this book they l have some specific ideas of the things they can do if they are already in high school or college start doing these things so she has a better chance at a wonderful happy

he survived the massacre at the synagogue and pittsburgh, he was in the parking lot when the gunman came out, in other words, he was late and many of his friends died. so i read the story and washington post about how he narrowly survived and of course they made a big deal about the fact that he was a holocaust survivor who was saved before and they started to talk about this train. sure enough, he was on back train so we arranged the film producer and i for judah and falter to me in pennsylvania in walter's hometown and i'll show you that clip which will be in our film. ♪♪ >> it was a long time ago. over 70 years. that's a lifetime. ♪♪ sadly, a time when your memory becomes dim. ♪♪ he would say in another lifetime. ♪♪ >> i remember the train stopped in the middle of a forest. everybody panicked. everybody felt they were going to come and kill us all and sure enough, we heard a rumble of a tank and it opens and a soldier popped out. >> response to seeing the star on the green tank and jeep is one of unbridled joy for the survivors who were not too young to understand it meant liberation

don't do off colored joke they go to mumbai and massacre hundreds of people and go to the synagogue andh twitter. but they went always for right of center voices. this isn't news. we all knew this we all knew that jack dorsey even as he more and more resembles somebody hold up in bora bora. [laughter] >> was somebody who didn't believe in the first amendment at all. they don't believe in the first amendment. they have no interest in the first amendment. what they have got an interest in is this. >> we have simple. people correcting other people's behavior for free and making twitter rich in the process. >> harris: the way you said that conjured the image of tom hanks on that island castaways, a ball that was falling apart wilson old friend. so, kennedy, you know, what's interesting about this is conservatives have yet figured out another place to go. and so twitter can't get people off the tweet, if you will, because there is no other platform like it or is there? are they missing something? >> no. if you try and create another platform, apple and amazon and google will make sure that n

this is just of the one of the synagogues that were destroyed.he goes back to america for aas prolonged holiday between 38 and 39 this has been a thing of his he constantly goes back for two months at christmas and meanwhile the exodus of jews from german occupied territories begins in that rates thean kennedy plan that is stolen from other work written by other people who were working out ofhe the london embassy. and then comes back in the middle of february and immediately asks if he can be the envoy to rome because his good friend has now become pope pius 12 and said sure you can come except he comes with all of his children the nannies and the butler and a few other people. and i write about exactly what has happened that joe doesn't understand that it is quite amazing but then she takes all of the other seats. so i will plug my book and say you have to read it. he is in rome and then hitler decides to take the rest of czechoslovakia. and he marches in. and meanwhile rose goes back to london and is again presented in courth this time so that

afford the price of power. mentally, synagogue electricity prices among the highest in the world. more expensive than most european and north american countries. mother of 9 ac. to fall is forced to choose between food or power yet, marvin, it's such a difficult choice to me. one that i'm forced to take when made is to see now market. i have hope, look at someone, god willing will find a solution. ah, while the government promises to deliver electricity for all by 2025. but lou saint sees an opportunity to help take small steps to bring power to the people. nicholas hawk alger 0 charlie senegal. ah m, how am i getting with the headlines and al jazeera, here, a secretary said to search to all signs in ethiopia to prioritize humanitarian access in the te, grow region the year long conflict as escalated in recent weeks and city glenn kenneth and kenya, where he met with canyon officials to discuss the situation to what we seen is the way the conflict is ah, progressed are more and more.

just blocks away from the synagogue that was set on fire. you can see that one poster says, learn about the white racial religion. this sunday, in response to all of, this there is going to be something they are calling a rally for kindness. on the steps of the texas state capitol in austin. they are trying to rally in solidarity. the target of these ugly antisemitic tactics in the last few weeks in both keeping an eye on this and in austin, watch this space. that is going to do it for us tonight, we are going to see you again tomorrow, now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. >> good evening rachel. you know what's disappeared from my life during covid? among other things, cuff links. i imagine my stress when i went for this anchorman show tonight, and it was a compelling shirt, and i had no cuff links? >> what did you do? >> the thing is, brian is not working in the building. mr. cup fling is in here. and you know cardiac you can help you, on a wardrobe distress situation, right? so, i don't know if we can get this but we st

the car is jar road suburb. a 13 year old boy is doing what synagogues government is struggling to do. keep the lights on for his family and neighbors. fed up with a constant power cuts values and uses material found in trash to build solar powered lamps, money. but as we're living with, i used batteries, scrap metal, electrical wiring, all solar panels and light bulbs. it doesn't take much, we have all the resources we need to power our homes. i don't understand why it's so hard to bring the electric to draw with families. almost half of the country is not connected to the power grid run by senate like the state run electricity company. traditional land based power stations are costly and take time to build. le monde are very smart on the really got the we need $2000000000.00 to provide electricity to all, but our national budget can afford this me, but they are private contracts as they can do the job better. because what we're hoping for a possible center like is turning to these floating power plants run by turkish owned car power ship to meet its immediate needs doc, into cars, por

this week these were found at an austin park away from the synagogue set on fire. g to be something they are calling a rally for kindness on the steps of the texas state capitol in austin, trying to rally in solidarity around the jewish community that has been a party to these disturbing anti-semitic attacks. watch this space. that is going do it for us tonight. now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. >> you knowha

this week these were found at an austin park away from the synagogue set on fire. this sunday in response to all of this there is going to be something they are calling a rally for kindness on the steps of the texas state capitol in austin, trying to rally in solidarity around the jewish community that has been a party to these disturbing anti-semitic attacks. watch this space. that is going do it for us tonight. now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. >> you know what's disappeared from my life during covid? among other things, cufflinks. and so imagine my stress when i went for this anchor man shirt tonight and it was a cufflink shirt and i had no cufflinks and, you know -- >> what did you do? >> the thing is, you know, brian's not working in the building, and so mr. cufflinks isn't here. and you know, kornacki can't help you in a wardrobe distress situation, right? so i don't know if we can get this, but sterling brown in the control room might get the paper clips that are -- >> dude, we can at least upgrade you to binder dlips. those might be

afford the price of power. mentally, synagogue, electricity prices among the highest in the world. more expensive than most european in north american countries. mother of nice to fall is forced to choose between food or power. the pin, yet my ven level is such a difficult choice to me, to one that i'm forced to take when they get to see the market. i have hope, look at someone god willing will find a solution while the government promises to deliver electricity for all by 2025 but loose and sees an opportunity to help take small steps to bring power to the people. nicholas hawk alger 0 charlie senegal. still to come out as era in sport, a special moment for a bus load of fans. and a man is helped the company's success in the past. that is football coming up. ah. ah lou ah and is here now with the sport? thank you so much, lauren: well well number one, another joke of it. she's in to the semi finals at the season ending atp finals in italy. jarvis pizza, andre rube life of russia. straits that cease that in course to win this title for a record equaling 6th time is positioned as of

it is about the otherness and emboldens so many people, whether it's in charlottesville or the synagogueeople feel like it is okay to display their white supremacist behavior in the public square. unfortunately, for the families of the victims of this murder, here's a 17-year-old who came across state lines with a firearm that he purchased illegally, driven by his mother to a community that did not invite him, protecting property that was not his property, and to support law enforcement officers who didn't need support. and so there is no logical reason for him to be there. the fact that this judge dismissed the armed charges shouldn't have been dismissed. the real question was was a federal crime committed? should they bring federal charges in this case? do we have a u.s. attorney that's been appointed in this jurisdiction so we can look at whether or not this young man should be charged? you and i both know had this person been african-american or latino, he would be behind bars tonight. and unfortunately, unfortunately the families of the victims will not receive justice. >> what is t

nonchalance, and it's all the same whether he takes his hat off in church or pulls down over his ears in the synagogue. when in rome, do as the romans do. johnny hern, it's an irish name, but he moves freely among irish catholics, and jewish immigrants. and this irish jewish alliance, if you will, is very important in new york at this time, and certainly in the entertainment world, broadway, dominated by the irish, passed the torch to jews, and something we'll look at later in the semester when tammany produces its first presidential candidate, hal smith, smith's team around him is kind of election team is largely jewish in composition, for this kind of irish jewish alliance that plunket points to here would continue on in tammany, even to tammany's first attempt at winning a national election. on that, any questions? >> especially in that last section i read to you, by plunket's account, politics is across lines of ethnicity and religion. of course the reality is more complicated. we have already seen, even within the catholic church, ethnic divisions, catholics who, you know, do share a common faith

it's an event that promotes the cultural diversity of synagogue. it's out of love of culture that we came up with the concept to promote and add value to our historical diversity. the carnival was cancelled last year because of the pandemic with the countries borders now, reopening to tourists. before the discovery of the new variance, participants waited in the night, expecting thousands of visitors to come and watch them performed the final arrange . organizers had hoped that this event would or try large enough money to count. this has been down by the, you know, many of the strain of the current varez and will, there are no known cases, urine, synagogue, fear of ours. it's reading process. the martin. it's so more ready to pick them account valving affected setting all the quality which relies heavily on them in a bank like them. while there is no tradition of carnival in senegal, there is tradition of using music costumes and dance to tell a shared history and get people moving the beats at their culture. no matter where they're from. nicholas

him whether he takes his hat off the chump or puts it -- church or puts it down over his ears at the synagogue. when in rome. johnny o'hern, it's an irish name, but he moves freely among irish catholics and jews, jewish immigrants. and this irish/jewish alliance, if you will, was very important in new york at this time, certainly in the entertainment world. broadway dominated by the irish, kind of passed the torch to jews, and something we'll look at later in the semester when tammany produces its first presidential candidate, al smith. smith's team around him, his election team is largely jewish in composition. kind of eye -- irish/jewish alliance would continue on in tammany, even the first attempt at winning a national election. okay. so on that, any questions in -- any questions? okay. just to finish up here then, especially in that last passage that i read to you, by plunkett's account, poll politics seems capable of allying people across lines of ethnicity and religion. but, of course, the reality is more complicated. we've already seen how even within the catholic church ethnic division

, that the vaccines that need to be kept up very low temperatures, can be access to the most remote areas of synagogue. and throughout africa because while the number of cases are quite low for the moment, there's fear that as we see an increase of cases both in europe in north america, that this will happen next year on the african continent. all up nicholas harker, reporting live from car next. thank you so much. i jerry is even say no killing half its population against school with 19 before february. so far it said minister doses to about $9000000.00. it's 200000000 people. while the government is trying to get religious and civil society leaders to back the mass vaccination campaign, poland says hundreds of refugees and migrants have again tried to beach breach. it's border polish guard, said they arrested $45.00 people for throwing rocks and tear gas canisters. there's been a humanitarian crisis in the region 4 weeks now. john holl reports from a hospital on the polish side of the border. after 5 days lost in forests along the polish border, syrian master nasa has done better than most. he's jus

25 per cent of senegal to power. millions of people depend on it, but few can afford the price of power. many synagogue electricity prices among the highest in the world, more expensive than most european in north american countries. mother of nice to fall is forced to choose between food or power. the pin yet my volley. it's such a difficult choice to me one the i'm forced to take when it is to see the market. i have hope, look at someone god willing will find a solution. while the government promises to deliver electricity for all by 2025, but who sent sees an opportunity to help take small steps to bring power to the people. nicholas hawk al jazeera charlie senegal. stella had here on al jazeera, the w t, a fido's all ready to cry, a new champion or we'll have all the details after the break. ah with with full. ah ah. sorry for this for here. sorry, paula. thanks so much. while your veterans edging closer to retirement after announcing he's unlikely to play competitive tennis until midway through next year . the 40 year old is recovering from knee surgery and we'll definitely miss the australia in j

faith was not scientific so they tried to close the synagogues and the jews fought back not that there pure or nice by the greeks because so much anti-semitism was brought there so jewish nationalism was suppressed. iran trying to-- we have to fight backs-- back. rachel: beautiful message. so, we are going to make latkes? >> yes. will: i did my reading this morning, oil based on the hanukkah tradition with oil in your food during hanukkah all cooked in oil. >> kosher calories. part of our religion. [laughter] unless it's not critically unhealthy minutes not kosher. pete: that's a good one. rachel: block because our healthy. >> all delicious. >> everything in moderation. rachel: that's right. >> it's the holidays and it's time to splurge. rachel: what's the trick to a great latke? >> the first thing we do is have a graded potato. we want to get the water out. it's a graded raw potato. some folks might add onion, being that i will see my pop today, he's a purist and he's strictly potato, flour and eggs. once you get the liquid out, you are going to add one egg per potato, per potato and

he came to new york to seek his career as a lawyer and through much of his time he sang in the jewish synagogue to sing to have enough money to pay his rent. originally he was very much teddy roosevelt oriented and teddy roosevelt had fueled much of the progressive wing of the party. the guy who seem to emerge as the heartthrob of this liberal wing of the party was someone named herbert clarke hoover. all these young guys like herbert rondell came to new york together mostly from the midwest and started their careers together. in the 1920s herbert hoover was deep into activism and dewey picked up that torch and do we and his classmates his friends became the standard bearers of the more moderate wing of the republican party and tom dewey was elected three times as the governor of new york and it was incredibly difficult to manage but he became the focal point and he managed to organized a well disciplined party which was ideologically practical. they were well oriented toward labor so it was part of an early hoover type system and then what happened was this terrible bifurcation within the repu

he survived the massacre at the 3 light synagogue in pittsburgh, was in the parking lot when the gunman came out. he was late and many of his friends died. i read the story in the washington post, how he narrowly survived and they made a big deal about the fact that he would have been saved before and they started talking about this train, judo was on the train so we arranged the film producer, mike edwards and i for judah and walter to meet in scranton, pennsylvania and i will show you the quick clip which is going to be in our film. ♪♪ >> a long time ago. over 70 years. a lifetime you know what time your memories become dim, you just can't -- but there are certain events that stay with a person all their lifetime. >> i remember the train stuck in the middle of the forest and everybody panicked. everybody thought this was the place they were going to come and kill us all and sure enough we heard a rumble of a tank, it opens and a soldier popped out and my father yelled americans. >> the response to seeing that star on the green painted tank and jeep is one of unbridled joy for those su

then this fire burned this area all around here in burned from the historic black churches in the jewish synagogues. and also a number of brothels. >> it was an immediate aftermath of the fire, there were fears of arsonists and wandering around as in any tragedy, there are losers and people trying to take advantage of the situation. >> the paper were full of stories that all of the criminals around the country are coming here to pray on this area and there were tales of people setting like crazed fighters and then being hanged on the spot of righteous citizens in their is no verification of any of the stories. there was probably some looting and probably some other - >> will the city was under martial law are sort of, lisa marshall law. >> will illegal martial law, one of the residents of the city, said so many wonderful stories here, was philip sheridan hero of civil war and an indian fighter and even had a role in dealing with maximilian in mexico but he has the headquarters of the army, here which basically commanded basic fighting the indians west of the mississippi river but he is living here

this is one of the 900 synagogues was destroyed on the zoloft .e goes back to america for a prolonged holiday. christmas holiday. it is between 38 and 39 he's gone for two months. this has been a thing of his because he goes back for two months at christmas and meanwhile the exodus of jews from german occupied territories and actually eastern europe begins so joe writes and it's in, is here but joe writes something called the kennedy plan which is effectively stolen from other work written by other people who were actually working under the london embassy. he comes back in the middle of february and immediately asks if he can be the envoy to rome because of pious dies and his good friend eugenia pacelli and riva is now pope pius xii. henrico valley it says sure you androse can, except he comes with all his children . thenannies , his father, a fewother people . and there's i write about exactly what happens joe doesn't understand is to seek a people coordination is quite amazing then to take all these other seats is terrible and i have a quote by

let's talk to nicholas hawk outside the presidential palace and duck . web. lincoln has been meeting synagogue president mikey sell tell us more about this visit specifically to seneca leg full rate. we're actually outside the presidential, probably the best institute where soon we'll see anthony blink can arrive. why the bus to institute will essentially this is where there will they will start the production of cobra vaccine, cobra vaccines that will be manufactured and produced in the lab. right. behind me and distributed throughout africa. now as you know, come out only 2 percent of the population is vaccinated. that contrast that with what's happening in europe in north america where, where governs there are calling for a 3rd job and most people here are unprotected. and that's the problem for the global fight against coven 19. and so secretary clinton will be right here. they've invested heavily in this lab to ensure that the, the fact the locally in baltimore, those that needed nicholas, i might just interrupt one of the challenges. sorry, nickel, that's also the noise behind you is get