it is 3:00 p.m., adolf hitler started slowly toward the little clarity. nge. hitler's does not appear to see the statue. now we see the french walking down the avenue. it learner in the other german leaders rise as the french entered. the general reads the preamble to the german armistice terms. this whole ceremony is over in a quarter of an hour will stop -- in a quarter of an hour. ♪ >> ♪ i heard the echo of her sweetheart in every cafe trees walked beneath the birds found songs to sing old taxicabs ame that i had dodged for years the squeaky tires was music to my ears the last time i saw paris my heart was warm and gay they tried w that way ♪ ber her narrator: conquering armies now stood on the shores of the atlantic. >> fire! narrator: the danger was suddenly close. the nazis had possessions outside of europe, some of them in america. with the nazis demand the french of martinique? with a move into the oil fields? would they sees the naval base for the invasion of south america? already in brazil, there were over one million germans who lived exactly a

to adolf hitler, this message with a huge joke as he repeated the names.narrator: this was the only answer the president receive. fourth, 1939,he the nazi army smashed in:. -- smashed into poland. england and ran had retreated. with a act now mark at home, we look at spence. >> adolf hitler's all out attack on: makes the threat of war all but a certainty. the prime minister gave the nazi to cater a zero hour were withdrawing his troops from poland. that zero hour and now for at this time, we pass to london for an announcement from the british prime minister. to the very last, it would have been quite possible to have arranged a useful and honorable andlement between germany poland, but himmler would not have it. the situation in which no word given by germany's ruler could be trusted and no people or country could be safe and become intolerable -- may god bless you all. may he defend the right, for it is evil things we shall be fighting against. and i am certain the right will great andhis hour, declared war on nazi germany. classes have sold in act. begun

the liberal media in particular in panic mode so they're breaking out the evil card, adolf hitler. in the "the washington post" this week crazy left columnist richard cohen banter's trump hitlerian disregard for the truth. basically cohen putting forth that trump is like hitler in his thinking because, quote, he thinks the truth is what he says it is, unquote. interesting. one point. according to most polls about two thirds of the american public believe the country is headed in the wrong direction. yet, president obama says his policies have put the u.s.a. in a good place. is that true? because the president says it is? paging richard cohen. by the way, if you access the hitler column online, "the washington post suggests you read other articles such as donald trump is a unique threat to american democracy. or this is how fascism comes to america. or, the theory of political leadership that donald trump shares with adolf hitler. finally, don't compare donald trump to adolf hitler, it belittles hitler. talking points is not making this up. check it out. now, the reason for that kind

she had her students analyze speeches comparing trump's rhetoric to adolf hitler. the teacher resigned following accusations she had teacher students after she was recorded. >> he's gone right after them. no, not really. i mean, hillary clinton's going to do the same thing. the only thing is she's a little bit more subtle about it. >> a book reviewer of the "new york times" is also accused of comparing trump to hitler, however, "the times" review never mentions trump or the presidential election. >>> an update on the pharmaceutical exec offers the option to punch him in the face. >> kate her winning bid, $50,000. she he will match that $50,000 and donate $100,000 to help the 6-year-old son of his friend who died. he was called the most hated man of america after hiking the price a life-saving aids drug. many say kate should contact >> or that guy. >> exactly. oh, my gosh. >> i love it, though. at least he's using it for good. >> what's that some. >> at least he's using the whole thing for good. >> the showers and storms that we're tracking here it's wet already. we

a moving image of a laughing adolf hitler is part of a light show. during tests for this show in berlin -- one shocked driver called police. the faces of more than a dozen famous people tied to berlin's history are projected onto buildings in the only hitler is silent. images that glorify nazis are banned in germany -- but exceptions are made for pieces of art. an arrest at a black lives matter rally -- because of what one student wore. the student showed up wearing a gorilla mask and waving a banana. it happened at east tennessee state university. he's now charged with civil rights intimidation. do that you have to be strong." the university says there is no place for what the student did... and it's outraged. we've got much more to get to this morning: in ten minutes -- an incredible reaction to a practice putt. why is everyone celebrating? plus -- the rain just keeps something we just saw last week. a lot of rain in one day -- and now flooding rescues because of it. we are starting the morning off mainly clear, but clouds are tracking into the are

he compared himself to adolf hitler pointing out the nazi leader killed millions of jews. his aggressive campaign against drugs left 3,000 people dead in the country, terrence. >>> "usa today" has been around for 34 years. take aed on the presidential race saying donald trump is unfit for president and as shown -- has shown over and over again, he looks -- lax the temperament and knowledge he missed and honesty america needs from the commander in chiefs. mike pence responding saying that donald trump is ready to leave and between the candidates, the choice couldn't be more cheer. >>> and trump is denying he looked into business opportunities "newsweek" resulted work was done in the late 90s and the magazine saying trump reimbursed the firm for its work. and trumps he never did numbers cuba and never had a deal there. >>> yesterday on good morning cleveland, we told you the fbi admitted hackers tried to get into more registration data bases in the u.s. than we first thought and no you we know that ohio is working with the fbi, homeland security and security experts to fight

- no, not adolf hitler. i'd seduce his father. that way he never met his mother, and then hitler never gets born. i'm a hero. come 1940, everyone's like, "hey, this is great! no hitler. thanks, dina!" bam! [dramatic music] - everybody, down on the ground! you--move! [suspenseful notes] - lucy preston. homeland security. you need to come with me. - you got a hell of a reputation-- history, anthropology. master sergeant wyatt logan, delta force. ? ? - 3:30 pm, may 6th, 1937. - oh, the humanity! - you're telling me that this guy actually went back in time, for real, to the "hindenburg"? - you were our best option. - to do what? go after him? - i'd think someone who loved history would want to save it. - our earliest prototype. she isn't fancy, but she works...usually. there's literally no place in american history that'll be awesome for me. - lucy. - rufus. i'm a pilot. kind of. - kind of? - [exhales] - have you been drinking? - didn't know i was gonna be working tonight, ma'am. - might wanna hold on. [engine thrumming] [dramatic musi

movie so what is a beta and picture the guardian says a homeless transfer the headquarters of adolf hitler for the movie some british citizens are up in arms about the disrespect that it shows the prime minister is now officially falls the halloween is on a lot of people's minor reduction coming up a company decided to cash in on all the political buzz they are selling these trump and the sexy dollar child is $70 not including the hat and the wig okay okay and they're also selling a sexy hillary clinton outfit as they call it okay will include a link to this anything like this definitely do not you're going make people google it at work i can't control what you do that's just ridiculous witch and whatever else its is where the halloween has become is a net i saw someone they were selling a slew of sexy halloween costume is that they've accumulated these over the years you're a connoisseur they get was something and they stick forecast is crazy because we go from 90 degrees is a daytime high on monday to next monday year after that the week and barely getting into the 60s for the next 24 ho

duterte remains popular in the philippines, and his references to adult hitler -- adult hitler -- adolf hitler will probably cause less outrage in this region thaan they will in europe and the u.s. there are unanswered questions hanging over his administration, of how far he is really willing to go in fighting drug addiction and whether he can meet the many promises of change he has made, which are the real reason is popular support. jonathan head, bbc news, bangkok. jane: you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, the u.s. presidential candidates take to twitter with tirades that have become the talk of the campaign trail. the dutch culture minister has remarked on the recovery of dutch -- paintings of by vincent van gogh. the paintings had been stolen from a museum in amsterdam in 2002 and are described as priceless. james reynolds has more. james: the police in a naples showed off their recovery of the paintings by van gogh. one is an early seascape. the other is a depiction of his father's church. each has lost its frame. but they are both in fairly good

duterte would imitate adult peddler, who killed met -- adolf hitler's, who killed millions, i don't thinkhat is right. repoter: germany's government weighed in on the controversial remarks, saying it is impossible to make comparisons. >> i don't think there's any comparison at all with the unique atrocities of the shoah, the holocaust, of whatever, is entirely unacceptable. repoter: the tough talking duterte also railed against the u.s. and eu for finding fault with his methods, calling european countries hypocrites over their failure to do more to help refugees fleeing violence in the middle east. tensions continue to escalate between pakistan and india along the defective frontier in disputed kashmir. india's army said it carried out surgical strikes, sending special forces to kill men preparing to sneak into its territory and attack major cities. pakistan denies that, claiming two of its soldiers were killed in cross-border shelling in the wake of last week's deadly assault on one of india's army bases in kashmir. inoter: a day after strikes disputed territory with pakistan, india has

adolf hitler refused to shake his hand. he was shun here as well.dent roosevelt never september a single word of congratulations. now back to "red eye." for your headlines go to foxnews.com and you are watching the most powerful name in news, fog newschannel. >> home depot's website is selling a halloween decoration called the scary creeper peeper. you hang it outside the window and it looks like a man is peering into your house. some people don't think it is very funny. specifically peeping toms. actually it is a woman in canada who complained. she said it makes light of a serious crime. voyeurism is a crime in canada. the people that commit this crime are not harmless people. home depot listened and they pulled the item from the stores. halloween was never meant to make light of crimes like murder o treason or perjury. you didn't laugh at that? bill committed perjury. >> you guys are so technical. you are so technical. you can't even laugh at a hillary clinton joke. obviously a little over sensitive. halloween is about scaring is it not? >> doesn'

he compared himself to adolf hitler and pointed out the nazi leader killed millions of jews. >>> "usa today" has been around for 34 years. now and for the first time, the editorial board is taking a sign in the presidential race. it's saying donald trump is unfit for president and has shown over and over again he lacks the temperament and knowledge he missed and honesty that america needs from the presidents. >>> and donald trump is the business opportunities in cuba. "newsweek" reported the consulting firm on be-- and the magazine said that trump reimbursed for work and this was the violation of the u.s. embargo. and trumps he never did business in cuba and never had a deal in cuba. >>> and the officer who shot and killed an unarmed father in tulsa will be arraigned on a manslaughter charge today. betty shelby is expected to plead not guilty in the murder of terrence crutcher. acted unreasonably after shooting crutcher when finding his vehicle abandoned on the street. shelby told investigators that crutcher was behaving erratically and she feared for his life. she found a vial of pcp

adolf hitler recognized that during the '30s and built an air force that none of his future enemies could. the arming of the third riech violated the treaty of versailles and done in secret. in february of '36 they hosted the olympics but billy fisk wasn't there. he wouldn't participate in the '36 olympics because it would have been in berlin and he can't stand hitler. >> the one i like to believe. i think most people like to believe he didn't want to go there because he was anti-nazi. the other theory is that the american community didn't allow to pick his team and do what he wanted. >> instead of competing he remained busy. he was a pilot while working to fly where he worked in hollywood where he financed a few films including "white heat." he vently would take a job at his father's new york investment firm. in 1938 as europe teetered on the brink of war. he joined his family for a vacation in france. for patricia it was the last time she would see her uncle alive. >> i was around eight. he took us down and he built a bonfire in the woods and he told us ghost stories so we got scared to

but parts of austria's history are less attractive, particularly the fact that adolf hitler was austrian of support there. something which the country is sometimes accused of not facing up to. the austrian city of braunau has no choice but to work through its nazi past. that's because in 1889 hitler was born there. and austria is struggling to decide what to do with the actual house he was born in. >> rotraud steiger has lived across the street from hitler's birthplace for some fifty years, and she's heard it all before. she thinks the matter has been blown out of all proportion. >> in my opinion, this house, well, he only lived in that house for fourteen days. he was just a baby. >> a baby who would grow up to become the most notorious criminal of the twentieth century. austria's interior minister would just as soon have hitler's birthplace torn down. the owner has dropped out of sight and remains unavailable for comment. not even braunau's mayor has ever negotiated with her in person. now, the state has decided to expropriate the building. >> this expropriation is a bit dubious, the id

. >> kim: adolf hitler in the news this morning check out your screen what is going on there. his face projected on the side of that building. who's responsible. we have a story headed your way. >> dana: holding company offenses you don't need to wash her jeans anymore. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she's a slob. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10. does she have a good body? no. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you treat women with respect? ng up. >> dana: laid to rest in jerusalem today thousands of people including many world leaders were on hand for this. president obama and former president bill clinton giving eulogies today. >> a full life. and friendship with nations who always. >> his critics often claimed he was a knife overly optimistic ruler. their only wrong about the naove part. >> is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu there as well and you can see some file footage of president barack obama with shimon peres at the white house president and

because germany was not some weird place when adolf hitler came to power. richard cohen sees the germany of that time as being not all that different from other countries. and he is worried, because, quote, in 1933, germany chose a sociopathic liar as its leader. if the polls are to be believed, we may do the same. we are now only 48 days away from possibly electing a president who thinks that african-americans were better off in slavery than they are today, who thinks that african-americans were better off when segregation was legal than today. who has no idea why we celebrate why we celebrate martin luther king jr. day, how he suffered and risked his life and lost his life in fighting for the basic rights of african-americans. donald trump doesn't seem to know that african-americans were not better off when they didn't have the right to vote. that none of us were better off when african-americans didn't have the right to vote, because we lived in a country that tolerated and legalized egregious immorality. a country that normalized vicious immorality. seg

it is expected that he would make a reference, a comparison to adolf hitler? that's expected? would just say that lindsey has ways of saying quippy comments. that's lindsey in action. but he does not support donald trump and we understand that. here is where donald trump is on the military. by the way, i was just reading a poll said we're winning 58%-35% on military family voters. donald trump says we have to rebuild the air force. the thatnavy, the ships cut in . troops going from 1 million to 2 million. donald trump is talking to mill pear families about peace through strength and rebuilding the military. >> congressman, exactly on that military front, when he talks about defeating isis and we don't know exactly what his plan is or if if he has one. he said he is going to be listening to generals and bringing in new ones. as far as the military goes, are there generals we don't know about that are waiting in the wings with some sort of game plan to attack isis? >> stephanie, you know what? there actually are. there are a lot of plans out there and the commander in chief, as

outspoken president rodrigo duterte drew new criticism today, for comparing his war on drugs to adolf hitler'sermination ofi jews. since duterte took office in july, more than 3,000 suspected dealers and users have been killed-- often, vigilante-style. but he suggested that's just the beginning. >> now there is three million, what is it, three million drug addicts, there are. i'd be happy to slaughter them. at least if germany had hitler, the philippines would have me. >> sreenivasan: the world jewish congress, the government of germany, and others condemned the remark. europe's "rosetta" spacecraft s ended its historic mission to a comet today. ground controllers crashed thele probe after surveying the surface up close for two years. animation showed "rosetta" flying closer and closer before its final collision. it had collected vast amounts of data, and even sent a lander to the comet's surface in 2014. there's new guidance on zika for couples planning pregnancy. the centers for disease control and prevention now says men who've been exposed to the virus should wait six months, instead of ei

and president enrique pena nieto, who's compared him to adolf hitler. >> sreenivasan: trump has alsoeatedly called for building a wall along the border, and made >> we did discuss the wall. we didn't discuss payment of the wall. that will be for a laterd e da this was for a preliminary meeting. i think it was an excellent meeting. >> sreenivasan: he suggested his stance on immigration could soften. and his visit today came hours before he delivers a major speech on the subject this evening in phoenix. >> this is a humanitarian disaster. the dangerous treks, the abuse by gangs and cartels and the extreme physical dangers and it must be solved, it must be solved quickly. >> sreenivasan: trump's visit to mexico city sparked protestsvi there today. it also turned up the political heat on pena nieto, who's already widely unpopular in mexico. a political rival, former president vicente fox, condemned the invitation to trump and even apologized. >> he is not welcome to mexico. by 130 million people, we don't like him, we don't want him, we reject his visit. >> sreenivasan: pena nieto has in

striker, a close ally of adolf hitler was executed for crimes against humanity. donald trump is not a nazi, he's not espousing nazism, the horror of which has a singular place in history. but trump and his campaign are routinely trafficking in, the characterizations of entire groups as appearing on the outside to be harmless but containing potential poison within, of infiltrating people with their poison, with their cancer? that is dark stuff. it plays to the most elementally based instincts in human history, the fuel of fear and hatred that burn in the darkest chapters in human memory. that's what's powering this campaign right now as we live through this moment that feels to me like capital "h" history. here with me now, filmmaker ken burns, the ko director of "defying the nazis." an american couple that risked their lives to rescue jews and refugees from hitler's regime. there's this thing called goblin's law. you don't want to make analogies to hitler because arguments end up in these deadends, easy to invoke. working on this film, what you feel like -- how y

that was the mass genocide perpetrated by adolf hitler and the nazis during world war ii. sam was taken by the nazis in 1939 at the age of four to live in concentration camps in poland. in 1945 at the age of nine, his camp was liberated by the russian army and sam and his sister came to america as orphans, having lost their entire family in the holocaust. he was adopted by a family in the chicago area, changed his name and never looked back. as a sophomore in high school, he was assigned to write an essay, the very same essay that he contributed to the book. amazingly, his essay was 273 words. one of those words he put in parentheses, and you can bet your bottom dollar that we went to him and said, take that one out, and he did. it was as though it was a lincoln-ordained miracle that he ended up with 272 words. i'm going to read sam's essay, remember he wrote this as a 16-year-old boy. he also told me that none of his classmates knew his history, they just knew him as a classmate and did not know what he had gone through. he titled it "the best place on earth." "america is

peÑa nieto has fiercely criticized trump in the past, once comparing him to adolf hitler and benito mussolinirump was met by protesters both in phoenix and during his trip earlier in the day to mexico. in phoenix, activists gathered outside the phoenix convention center, carrying a massive inflated balloon of donald trump with a swastika on his jacket. the rally was dubbed "our culture trumps their hate," and featured mexican and indigenous dance performances. in mexico, activists gathered in downtown mexico city to protest trump's visit and his proposal to build a wall across the entire length of the border. the u.s. already spends billions on border security every year. this is one of the mexican protesters. this likeke symbolizezes the important stuff understand this is a collective liberation between ththe peop of mexico, the people of latin america, africa, in the mimiddle east.t. when trump comeses here, he doesn't just come here putting people under the bus, putting the latin american and people -- mexican people come the same rhetoric will come back and that is a violence against musl

>> guest: they go around saying his adolf hitler in a fascist. at some point they have to see he's not a fascist. i think it's going to be great because they will negotiate trade deals. i really think it is awful what has been done in the name of this religion of free trade. we used to have 20 million manufacturing jobs not that long ago. we are down to 11 million on a much larger population. think of all the jobs we will create. if we do nothing but renegotiate trade deals, build a wall, but ice do its job, pretty severe damper on more muslim immigration. he will be the greatest president in storage washing 10 if he does nothing else, nothing off. >> host: do you think he's interested in running the country? so it's not simply about winning? s. go know. i think he's a genuine patriot, genuinely loves the country and i think he looked around and saw so many things going on that he can fix. in the opening speech, he said something to be effective if we don't stop now it's going to be too late. it will be unsalvageable. i don't think he said this,

striker, a close ally of adolf hitler was executed for crimes against humanity. donald trump is not a nazi, he's not espousing nazism, the horror of which has a singular place in history. but trump and his campaign are routinely trafficking in, the characterizations of entire groups as appearing on the outside to be harmless but containing potential poison within, of infiltrating people with their poison, with their cancer? that is dark stuff. it plays to the most elementally based instincts in human history, the fuel of fear and hatred that burn in the darkest chapters in human memory. that's what's powering this campaign right now as we live through this moment that feels to me like capital "h" history. here with me now, filmmaker ken burns, the ko director of "defying the nazis." an american couple that risked their lives to rescue jews and refugees from hitler's regime. there's this thing called goblin's law. you don't want to make analogies to hitler because arguments end up in these deadends, easy to invoke. working on this film, what you feel like -- how y

it would be unconscionable for someone to say, let's make adolf hitler's birthday a national holiday.et's make osama bin laden's birthday a holiday. in many states, we are celebrating these architects and defenders of slavery. there is nothing comparable. charlie: tell me about the museum and what you believe they can begin to do. brian: it will be an 11,000 square foot area, situated 100 meters from one of the most prominent slave auction sites in the american south. it is situated 100 meters from the alabama river where the dock and rail station transported tens of thousands of enslaved people. it will introduce people to the hardships of slavery. there will be warehouses, you will hear the voices of enslaved people through holographic images. we will get slave narratives and use that language. we will talk about african people being kidnapped and the horrors of bondage. we will have artifacts that present some of that. we will have virtual reality films that will put you on the train went enslaved people were being forced from the upper south to the lower south with all that anxiet

>> guest: if they're going to go around saying he is adolf hitler and a fascist, at some point they mayee that he is not a fascist and i think it's going to be great because he will renegotiate trade deals. i still want manufacturing to come back to this country. it's really awful what has been done in the name of this religion of free trade. we used to have 20 million manufacturing jobs not that long ago in the 80s. we are down to 11 million on a much larger population. we don't make anything in this country anymore. think about all the job the wall is going to create. we build the infrastructure. if trump does nothing but renegotiate trade deals, build a wall, that ice do its job, it puts a severe damper on more muslim immigration here, he will be the greatest president since george washington. if he does nothing else , nothing else, i would like to repeal obama care. >> host: do you think he's interested in running the country? >>guest: yes . >> host: but not simply about winning. you think he wants to govern before i think he is a genuine patriot, genuinely loves the country and he

. >> like to know what trump thinks about adolf hitler. >> gene writes in "washington post" -- >> he's a dictator. >> donald trump's raging ego mania and donald trump mentioned in the commander in chief forum that putin called him brilliant. what he meant is you a bright, shiny object. that is different. he didn't say that. >> he didn't. >> anyhow, gene, you write this. the most revealing moment in the presidenti presidential candidates's first joint forum came when donald trump told the world he admires vladimir putin. never mind he invaded ukraine and seized crimia. never mind that he supports the butcher bashar al assad in syria. never mind that so many of his political opponents end up murdered or imprisoned. putin, you see, once paid trump a compliment. it's not about immigration or foreign pall or or making america great, again. whatever that means. it's entirely about trump and his raging egomania. >> i think eugene nailed everything right there. i really mean it, everything. >> gene, you go ahead. >> it is, no, it's all about trump. and, i mean, you don't even have to step back

he is doing the same thing adolf hitler did when he came to power.ll come down to either hillary or donald trump -- host: when you call him a "not see," what do you mean by that? caller: he wants to rule with an iron fist. he looks up to putin. him, heisagree with will kill you. he says he wants to be the law in order president -- that means martial law. there are so many issues. but it comes down to hillary or donald trump. host: a mention of russia on our topic on presidential debates. saying how is this different than russia, what rush is doing, when they exclude opposition and we do too? another donald trump supporter from florida. what do you think about the news from the commission on presidential debates? caller: this stuff about trump is getting hilarious. but to directly answer your question -- and i would like to make a comment about the birther issue, since you brought it up -- look at how many people were there during the primaries. let them on the stage. did of the primary people not even register 1%, and they were able to get at least o