. >> had it not been for adolf hitler, winston churchill would not be a household word throughout the world. >> when hitler was elected and appointed chancellor of germany in 1933, few could imagine the horror that lay ahead. winston churchill knew otherwise. >> after the slaughter of the first world war, everyone stuck their head in the sand. >> winston churchill shares more than just a name with his legendary grandfather. he is also a member of parliament. >> he was convinced that this war could be stopped without a shot. >> he also saw things very clearly, and he also saw them before other people did. >> as a child and a young woman celia often found herself on the arm of a great man who she simply knew as grandpa pa. >> you travelled with him a great deal. >> the first journey i did with him was an incredible one. 1959, and it was on the onassis yacht, and we sailed from monte carlo all the way to istanbul. >> the tranquil waters he sailed in the medicine terrain wran were a lifetime in legacy from the ominous days of 1934. that year 45-year-old adolf hitler became germany's all-p

. >> it records a german carpenter's single-handed attempt to blow up adolf hitler during an event in munich. that explosion that could have changed history forever missed the theater by just 13 minutes. now we turn to sarah harmon. "13 minutes" was the big news of the day. what did you think? >> this was an interesting film because the director is not a well-known figure in history even though he did something quite amazing -- he single-handedly planted a bomb attempting to kill adolf hitler, and he certainly deserves a lot more recognition for what he did. you can sense the director's respect for this character. this ill-fated assassination attempt, as we all know, does not work out so instead of focusing on the attempt itself, he focuses on the developments in the character's life that led him to the point of being ready to do this incredible deed. my colleague had a chance to sit down with the director and talk about what made the man such a compelling character. >> is the first true resistance fighter we had, and he comes from the countryside. he is an ordinary man, who is, i wou

the teen who posted this picture of herself dressed like adolf hitler is actually the daughter of a newersey police sergeant. nbc10 jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenberg spoke with members of the orthodox jewish community about the controversy. >> reporter: the daughter of a new jersey state police department sergeant donning a swastika seemingly dressed like adolf hitler. >> i find that extremely offensive. >> reporter: messages spread on social immediate, yeah now upsetting to many in lakewood's large orthodox jewish community. perfect bombing time is the caption on a photo of a crowded water ice shop. >> ignorance and danger to the comments. >> reporter: the postings came from teens in neighboring jackson township in the last couple months. we're not identifying them because of their ages. ocean county's prosecutor says his office is handling the case as a juvenile matter and some action may be taken. however, he tells me, no charges have been filed. >> you have to analyze what was said how it was delivered and if they have the capability of being a potential threat. we're not d

his highness prince charles compared him to adolf hitler. we saw the british barrister last week saying that this is a common criminal. vladimir putin is a common criminal dressed up as a head of state. that is the kind of person we are dealing with. how does one deal with that? there are a number of ways. the sanctions that have been introduced are biting. yes, they are having effect. the russian economy has been hit. we are seeing the oligarchs lost billions in the value of their assets. we saw the russian currency, the rouble knows dived. is that enough? >> no, there needs to be more. we need further sanctions. what kind? with iran, when the united states and the world switched off the the interbank payment system, the swift, it got iran quickly to the negotiating table. if we talk about switching off swift, this important interbank payment system for russia, i am sure that would have a massive effect on the russians, and vladimir putin will see that the west is serious. >> andy joins us from london. thank you for being was. we'll be back

she is wearing a swasuniform like adolf hitler. >>> two girls on their way to school yesterday fell through until a trenton squawk. the 5-year-old and her cousin fell through a metal basement door six feet into the ground. neither had broken bones. the girls say it was cold dark and dirty basement. i was crying like someone get me out of here and they kept taking pictures of me. >> i was kind of scared. >> i'm sure they were scared. city inspectors are making sure the buildings owner is repairing the doors. the owner says new doors are being custom made right now. >>> a milestone years in the making. >> hundreds gather to mark the anniversary of the susan g. g. comen race for the cure. it is of course the largest breast cancer organization in the country. >>> you may have noticed a lot of us wearing red today, it is for a very good cause. it is to help raise awareness for heart disease. take a live look at philadelphia's city center full of lights. it supports the american heart association to promote heart disease awareness among women. here is liberty one and two also gone read. more than

lutz bachmann resigned after a picture surfaced on facebook showing him post as adolf hitler. >> he made news last year when a protest attracted 20,000 people in dresden. this protests have all but died out in recent weeks. >> to ukraine now and they agreed to a cease-fire twice and yet the fighting between government troops and separatist forces continues. the ukrainian government says soldiers had been killed and 10 were wounded in the fighting. >> the two sides are supposed to be withdrawing their heavy weapons, but there is no confirmation it's actually happening. meanwhile, diplomatic efforts are ongoing. the foreign ministers in ukraine, france and germany are due to have talks on tuesday. >> amidst the dangers of war ukrainian soldiers are grateful for reminders of humanity. these pictures are a way to escape the daily reality of the conflict. >> lots of children sent as presents for valentine's day. these are mine. i like the drawings best and the cross so that we can pray everything will be ok. >> despite the cease-fire, there are reports of fighting going on and there's no sign

comparing western inaction in ukraine with appeasement of adult hitler -- a little hitler -- with adolf hitler. there is growing support in the u.s. for arming ukraine, but the german chancellor says her country will not be sending any weapons kiev's way. >> as you say, there are increasing calls to arm ukraine and give the army war weapons calls coming from the u.s.. -- calls coming from the u.s. >> quite a lot from former pentagon insiders, but one writing in "the new york times" is that would be a big mistake. he says it is not worth raising the stakes and possibly escalating the conflict pushing nuclear armed russia into the corner. it says that the only way to resolve the crisis is diplomatic, not militarily. he says it should be turned into a neutral buffer zone similar to what austria was during the cold war. he says that the west should take the eu and nato expansion off the table in russia, for export should help an all-out kiev regain control over the region. >> thank you so much for the international and the french press review for in depth look check out our? ome to the 3:00 ferry

>> david, that's like saying adolf hitler was an overgrown juvenile delinquent subject to temper tantrums. this unwillingness to recommend nice what is out there is putting lives in jeopardy and economic well being in jeopardy. we see islamic bash richl on the pa march yemens falling, put inn doing more aggression in ukraine. that hurts investment because of the uncertainty that surrounds the world today into rick, there's no uncertainty among the american people 56% of whom believe that they are at war with radical islam. >> i'm a little surprised that the number is that low i would have thought that far more than 56% would figure that out. what he had to say yesterday was preposterous. >> he is the deputy press secretary by the way. >> he is i just -- >> look at who else john kerry is the secretary of state. he says nogs more than criminal activity. >> and i know you know this i do not understand why this white house is so reluctant to call it what it is. i will say this i don't think that it has an impact. i don't agree with that on how we fight this war because you still have to point

department sergeant donning a swastika seemingly dressed like adolf hitler. >> i find that extremely offensive. >> reporter: messages spread on social immediate, yeah now upsetting to many in lakewood's large orthodox jewish community. perfect bombing time is the caption on a photo of a crowded water ice shop. >> ignorance and danger to the comments. >> reporter: the postings came from teens in neighboring jackson township in the last couple months. we're not identifying them because of their ages. ocean county's prosecutor says his office is handling the case as a juvenile matter and some action may be taken. however, he tells me, no charges have been filed. >> you have to analyze what was said how it was delivered and if they have the capability of being a potential threat. we're not driven by public opinion. we're driven by the law, okay? we must follow the law. >> i was definitely offended but i do not feel threatened. >> reporter: lakewood mayor believes the state police sergeant, whose daughter appeared in the photo, should not be blamed. >> i think that's -- that this was an a

the girl is wearing a swastika seemingly dressed as adolf hitler. ocean county's prosecutor says his office is handling the case as a juvenile matter and may take action. >> we have to analyze what was said how it was delivered and whether it has the capability of being a potential threat. we're not driven by public opinion we're driven by the law. >> as of right now, prosecutor has not filed any charges. >>> a state judge is now deciding the case involving penn state's late football coach joe paterno paterno, his estate and the university. lawyers argued whether his death should affect his estate's ability to sue the university and the ncaa over how they handled the jerry sandusky scandal. the judge will rule whether the estate can continue to pursue a breach of contract claim. >>> a group of lawmakers are eager to find out exactly when a redevelopment project at the willow grove naval air station in montgomery county can begin. state representatived to steve ed totodd stephens and others toured the facility in horsham yesterday. the redevelopment

it's like, adolf hitler, get out of poland, here's $2000. but it doesn't work that way. neil: you are right about that we try to deal with irrational people in a logical way. my argument that benjamin netanyahu should be allowed to speak with congress, the fact is that the invited out, the leader of the united states coming and he should be allowed to speak in all of these people who say they are not going to go to it or a variety of reasons is just bunk to me and they said that that's wrong, that's a travesty, what is being allowed to go on is insulting and it's even more insulting going to an event like this. >> if there were war in the middle east, the only place the u.s. could tell in his in israel. and that includes fighting for the rule along with the utmost encouragement, they are best friends, as soon as you get east of england, they are best friends. the idea that mr. obama is snubbing miss the curse words he called them unbelievable. where this anti-zionism comes from i am not right sure i think it basically comes from the minister, but there's something wrong

i don't remember winston churchill calling adolf hitler saying, you know, that wall, we're about to breacht and you better get ready. this is bad on all levels. we have to focus, katie, on how to go about stating intentions. that's great. we want to certain things in the war. you can't say we're coming from 25,000 troops within this timeframe and want to be done by ramadan. it's totally insane. it gives the enemy total ability to get there ahead of you. right now we're seeing along route tampa, the main resupply line between kuwait and baghdad ieds we've never seen before. the guys are ahead of us. the forces we're trying to train, iraqi regulars, are not going it be ready. you have on the daily basis the shia and sunni elements fighting each other. we're being referees. we're not going to be ready for primetime in six weeks. we're saying this in a way that will almost ensure failure. >> my question now that these plans have been published, looking at doing something, taking back mosul is not a small defeat. it is a huge city. >> it is. >> what is it going to take to actually get that job

> eugenics, the practice of creating a genetically superior human population was championed by adolf hitler pure aryan race. but it was perhaps not so long ago, a model that apparently caught on in the united states moved across more than 30 states. only now virginia has agreed to pay compensation to victims who decades ago, were forcibly sterilized by the authorities because they were deemed undesirable. well in the u.s. about 65,000 americans were sterilized across 33 states. in virginia 8,000 people were operated on between the 1920s and 1970s. and after a three-year fight, survivors of the process in virginia will now be paid $25,000. we speak now to desmond king with the university of oxford. also one of the authors of "sterilized by the state: eugenics race and the population scare in 20th century north america." it seems quite incredible to people who don't know very much about this. was this something that was controversial when it was first started in the 1920s or not? >> extremely controversial. and not until the supreme court in 1927 said it was constitutional, many of the states

the girl is wearing a swastika seemingly dressed as adolf hitler.n city prosecutor says his office is handling the case as a juvenile mat are and may take action. >> analyze what was said how it was delivered and whether it has the capability of a potential threat. we are not driven by public opinion we're driven by the law. >> the prosecutor has not filed any charges as of right now. >>> a group of lawmakers are eager to find out when a redevelopment project at the willow grove naval air station in montgomery county can begin. state representative todd stephens and congressman pat meehan and brendan boyle toured the facility yesterday. the redevelopment plan calls for new homes, school and commercial development that would bring thousands of jobs to the area. boyle tells us he wants to hear from the navy on exactly when it will turn over the land to local officials. >> they are well, well behind in what the time line they originally promised. >> boyle and meehan said they wrote the navy last month asking for a time line for an environmental cleanup

. >>> back to our top story a local teen dressed as adolf hitler and making a nazi-style pose. >> that image along with disturbing messages have made their way around social media. the tweets appear to target the jewish community in lakewood ocean county. one of the teenagers behind the tweets is the daughter of a police officer. but the county prosecutor says no crime has been committed. >>> new at 4:30 getting a handle on a certain jug handle. a traffic jug handle. the twists and turns of one local road that are about to get a major makeover. find out what it means for your commute. >>> well i've been saying this lately but temperatures are going to be going up. tracking a weekend warm-up. but then another shot of wintry weather in my exclusive nbc10 weekend weather forecast. is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. you can only find sleep number at a sleep number store. right now save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. know better sleep with sleep number. >>> a 15-year-old boy is suspected of having the measles. the boy is being evalu

the practice of eugenics of creating a genetically superior human population was championed by adolf hitler in his search for a pure race. well at one point, it was being used across 30 american states. only now the state of virginia has agreed to pay compensation to victims who decades ago were sterilized by the authorities forcibly. after a three-year fight, survivors of the process will be paid around $25,000. well, let's have a look at this a little bit more. because with me is sylvia with the society of king's college, london. thanks very much indeed for joining us. eugenics remains courtesy of other people a dirty word. it will shock a lot of people to know that some american states were doing that. >> thank you, david. this is a very good question. we often we hear comparison between eugenics in the past and dna, mitochondrial or other domestic technologies that we use today. now, i do not think that this comparison is justified. now, today, we have something that accounts that we refer to as reproductive freedom. we think it is the right of individuals to decide when and with whom t

the beetle dates to nazi germany when adolf hitler said he wanted to mass produce a small and affordableople in the u.s. were not sold on the idea at first. aside from its history car buyers said the shape of the beetle weirded them out. and that's a quote. an ad campaign set out to fix that. and famous, famously urged folks to think small. and the bug squashed the competition 43 years ago. today. apologies for all of that. when news break out we'll break in because breaking news changes everything here on the fox news channel. i'm showing you the dow because we're very close to an all-time how. the s&p broke the all-time all of life high. everything horrible, actually no it's not. >> snowed in and shut down as 21 states and d.c. deal with this latest winter blast. welcome, everybody. glad to have you, i'm neil cavuto. more ice. we've got more snow. we've got more freezing rain. and oh, yeah bitter cold. a lot of it, everywhere. you name it folks from the south to the northeast are dealing with it. more than 200,000 power outages reported. another 3200 flights canceled or delayed across

violated the obama administration's ethics rules and controversy surrounds the reprinting of adolf hitler'sutobiography in germany since world war ii. supporters say it's an educational tool and others say it gives voice to hitler. it is our "newsnation" gut check. >> while attending princeton wendy saw a xwlarg cap in america's education system. she wrote a new idea of creating a recent core made up of recent graduates which would sore of low-income communities. in 19990 teach for america became a reality. it was so successful that in 2007 she took the concept globally with teach for all. for more on seven days of genius visit msnbc.com. and now i'm not. i'm a weight watchers coach, all of us have lost weight with weight watchers and are now helping other people do the same. you can log into your computer or your phone at anytime and you can chat with me. we understand, we've been there. or still going through it. you're not alone and you can do it. you can definitely do this. i know you can do it because i did it. let's get you feeling awesome! join for free today at weightwatchers.com [

dd. [ shouting incoherently ] [ laughter ] >> seth: little known historical fact, this is what adolf hitlerun were doing before they killed themselves. [ laughter ] want, want, want, want. you know what i'm thinking? i should call my wife before i buy all of these. no, yeah. yeah, that makes sense. i have to think about where we'd put them. yes, yes. but can i -- so drones are a popular toy item now, yes? >> absolutely, more and more every week. >> seth: and would you say there are a lot of other companies making drones? >> yes. >> seth: and, therefore, would you say that it's hard keeping up with the droneses? [ laughter ] >> absolutely. >> seth: no, but would you actually say it? no, i didn't buy it already. i was just looking at it. we're here with blake who is a toy store owner in lake tahoe. how are you doing, blake? >> doing great. >> seth: okay, great. so here's what's going it happen now. i'm going to show you a new line of "late night" toys and i want you to give me an honest assessment of whether you think they are good toys. so we have an actual figure called mad dad. and i'm goi

this adolf hitler, he'll conquer the world. he's not joking.e's building an air force and aim army and navy. they're getting stronger every single second and they did it for ten years. they called him a war monger and idiot and delusional. when he was called in by king george to be prime minister winston churchill became prime minister of great britain within 48 hours of france surrendering of the germans. he thought he was going to do it with the french. he thought when he said we have to fight these nazis that he would do it with the french and that the germans would be on the border of belgium 200 miles away. when he took office there was nothing but wreckage. nothing but burned out tangs and the germans weren't 200 miles away, they were 20 miles away. he could see the air fields the german bombers were coming from. they were a nine minute flight away. they were nine minutes away. winston churchill was advised by every single member of his government, they said, hitler likes britain and he admires us and he thinks errwe're arians. he's promi

this adolf hitler, he'll conquer the world. he's not joking. he's building an air force and aim army and navy. they're getting stronger every single second and they did it for ten years. they called him a war monger and idiot and delusional. when he was called in by king george to be prime minister winston churchill became prime minister of great britain within 48 hours of france surrendering of the germans. he thought he was going to do it with the french. he thought when he said we have to fight these nazis that he would do it with the french and that the germans would be on the border of belgium 200 miles away. when he took office there was nothing but wreckage. nothing but burned out tangs and the germans weren't 200 miles away, they were 20 miles away. he could see the air fields the german bombers were coming from. they were a nine minute flight away. they were nine minutes away. winston churchill was advised by every single member of his government, they said, hitler likes britain and he admires us and he thinks errwe're arians. he's pro

during that time period, had we been able to deal, and the western allies dealt with adolf hitler perhaps there would not have been this huge world war ii which took the lives of hundreds of millions of people. but they did not deal with that. as ronald reagan dealt with communism when he became president and hitler and the fascist threat, eventually with their aggression, put the free world and those other people who sought a better world in such a spot that war was erupted and world war ii, that great con florida ration, happened -- con flag ration happened. it was avoidable. today we faced a similar threat. we face an evil that is every bit as dangerous as what was faced by reagan. and faced before world war ii. it's a radical islamic philosophy that will slaughter people in the west without thinking twice about it. or what's even worse, is slaughter people in great numbers in the west after strategizing of how to do it more effectively. not only slaughtering christians and other non-muslims, but this evil force is seeking to dominate that part of the world in which the majority of peo

this is like saying after pearl martha japan is not a threat to america and adolf hitler is not a threat to america. this could endanger american lives. >> it's politically expedient. house useful for the president to claim not only are people who disagree with me wrong they are dangerous. >> absolutely. yeah. this feeds into the narrative that the guys that are are the real threat to america and we saw this in the violent extremism summit all this week. they are not really the problem. they don't have jobs. there are grievances in the middle east that excuse their viciousness. let's look at the people who don't follow my political ideology here in america. it is -- this endangers american lives potentially. >> leaving out the word islamic extremism and calling it violent extremism. what do you think came from this summit? because some are saying it just completely lacked substance. >> totally. the recommendations were that we need more community outreach. this is -- it's hard to believe that this is actually happening in america when people are getting burnt alive in the name of fightin

the interesting thing there is that in two months, will be the 070th anniversary of the death of adolf hitlermany places in the united states and in europe still, and that's without benefit of the nazis did not have the internet and hitler wrote one lousy book compared to what we're facing with other groups. in the modern era these new groups, domestic and international, are using the internet are using their connections and their ability to communicate and find followers through mass media and social media and that makes them increasingly dangerous now. >> and mark your center has been studying homegrown terrorism for a very long time. keeping track of supplying the information to the federal government. the department of homeland security classifying the threat from sovereign citizen groups that's how they're classifying it equal to a greater than threats from foreign groups. is that in sync with what the southern poverty center has been observed over the years or a new discovery? >> well i mean i'm not -- comparison are a little bit inindividuals you. i mean, you know al qaeda murdered 3,0

adolf, imagine how that was? there were no windows to open. go out, get fresh air, you get a bullet in the head. it's hitler>> jimmy: maybe that's why he grew the moustache, as a filter. self-defense of some kind. >> never thought of that but that's possible. >> jimmy: hitler also, unbeknownst to me, and everybody told me after i told them i learned this from your book, was addicted to cocaine and methamphetamine. >> yeah, he couldn't get up in the morning unless he had cocaine eyedrops. he had this doctor who would follow him around with drugs. they had to put eyedrops when he was lying in bed for him to actually get up. this is at the end of world war ii, in the last five months. that's what the book deals with. then to just function during the day, you've got shots of methamphetamine. because as i said, evil feeds upon itself. and he was just destructing, his whole body was falling apart, he was just such an awful human being. >> jimmy: that's what they say. but i never met the guy. when [ laughter ] >> you don't want to be too judgmental, right? you know, maybe we can get a production deal. "stalin wasn