we called mrs. felder on the phone and said, mrs. felder, was your husband robert felder? she said yes. and we said was he also rudy zingfelder, who tried to come to america on the st. louis, and she said yes, that was him. and we asked her, did rudy ever tell you how he survived in auschwitz? and she said there were two things. when the train arrived and the camp guards came and literally pulled people off the trains, when rudy's parents were sent to be gassed -- rudy wore glasses. he was only 15 years old, but his glasses went flying and he was sort of -- he had poor eyesight. he was flailing around. but because of the stereotype that you're weaker if you wear glasses, every teenager with glasses was sent to the line to be gassed -- but because his glasses went flying he was sent to the line for forced labor. it was just a matter of luck, and he had the presence of mind to say that he could work as a tool maker and that is in fact how he survived in auschwitz, and she gave us, she gave the holocaust museum this photo, and that's rudy in the middle, with his glasses, look

mr. felder with his attorney who we are told is still negotiating a surrender here with special victims investigatorswe'll bring you the very latest on this coming up at 6:00 o'clock. chris? >> dave, thanks. we'll see you at 6:00. incredible video tonight from upper kensington. police need your help in finding this man. scene on video firing a gun at another guy trying to get away. the victim was hit three times in the back and stomach. he is at temple university hospital in critical condition. the shooter took off near east cambria street. police say he's seen in that area often. if you recognize him please call philadelphia police. >>> a late night shooting in chester leaves one man dead and three others injured. police found all four victims around 11:15 last night near third and palmer streets. officials say two gunmen approached the group and opened fire. a 21-year-old died at the scene and adult and two juveniles including a 14-year-old were struck in the lower body. all three were hospitalized and expected to be okay. chester police are looking for those two gunmen tonight. >> a break from the

mr. felder, good to see you. >> good morning, chris. >> have you seen more bizarre than this?nk it's a question of custody. i think the question is will he ever be able to be alone with his kids. that's what i guess now. >> that's what i want to ask you, sheen has gotten this restraining order against charlie sheen. she's claimed he's made threats namely, quote, i'll cut your head off, stuff it in a box and send it to your parents. charlie sheen denies pit can this order be vacated? is there a chance he may get the children back. >> in america we believe in second acts. nixon, clinton, but this guy's going to have to go a country mile before his second act takes place. not to mention the household situation. he's living with two women. they alternate beds with him. every other night. actually i have an idea for him. he should have two at once so he could take a night off by himself. >> if this is all presented to a judge, how are they going to look at these tapes, all of these quotes, the home situation, how does that all factor in? >> well, i mean, he lost his case on tv. it'

mr. felder. >> hi, jane. >> how you doing. jon's reported breakup with his 22-year-old girlfriend for real or is this another scheme to get fame? haleigh opened up about their relationship on "entertainment tonight." listen to this. >> i think we need to point out the fact that jon is sitting right here in the room. i think you should come sit in on this interview. >> haleigh glassman goes on the record tonight. jon gosselin watches on from just five feet away. >> i will be brutally honest with you, i've had the worst times of my life with jon. but i've had the best times and the happiest times of my life. like no one in this world can make me smile or laugh like he does. >> all right. so raul, she's talking about breaking up with jon but jon's sitting there on the floor while she's giving the interview. if this is orchestrated, could this come back to bite him in the divorce? could kate use this as evidence of his bad intentions? >> well, it's an admission of adultery here. she had the best times and the worst times of her li

felder. >> good afternoon, president miguel, members of the commission, mr. avery.h the executive director of the union street association. i am very excited thisç afternoon. i am really, really excited. this is at( wonderful adaptive reuse for the sixth -- for this historic building. we have had some economic difficulties in our neighborhood, but this is going to turn things around. we know it. the merchants are extremely excited we are thrilled to think this is going to happen. this is a gift to our neighborhood. the project's sponsors, the equinox gym people, there's so kind. this is just fabulous. on behalf of the merchants and the members of the association, i urge you to lodi and approval of the conditional use. and thank you very much. we're looking forward to having the groundbreaking soon, hopefully. thank you. commissioner antonini: thank you. >> good afternoon. michael williams, a longtime cal hollow resident. i did the original consensus planning for the of reach on the metro. we presented to you a report showing 20 interviews with 200 merchants and bus

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mr. bola, you mentioned, i thank you all for being here. you mentioned reasonable postures. and you, my felder children of god, my fellow americans, have shared meaningful tory stories that touch our hearts. help us fix this thing, man. that's what we seek. mr. chairman, il. >> >> just a brief statement. which is, you know, first of all, this is -- our organization. we want all americans to have high quality insurance. were with you 1000% -- 18% increase in premiums. 18% and when you're. that's what year that was. that was 1987. a, c, 11% increase in health insurance. that was 2002. okay? what we know for sure is that after the aca was enacted, the increase in premiums for employer-sponsored coverage was most americans get coverage was slower. it was 2%. it was 1%. these are the -- actuaries on facts and figures. that's what were looking at right here. so, there have been problems with health insurance premiums in this country for decades. we are with you. i think everybody on this panel is with you. we have to solve this problem. but to blame the affordable care act because in 1987, 30 years

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