>> in his 1933 film neil vanderbilt tried to warn the world as what i saw as a serious threat, adolph hitler. >> in the hour and a half that hitler spoke to the packed audience that night. as sign of one of america's wealthiest and most powerful families va vanderbilt set out make his own expose. before i-phones and snap chat videos van de van der van der bn expensive fil film camera and a well known name that gave him key access to well known people in germany. >> what message do you have for the american people? >> vanderbilt understood the power of draw drama. a chilling conversation they had with the translation of the killing views. >> tell them adolph hitler is the man of that power. tell them that adolph hitter his been sent by the almighty . what about the jews, your lesson ex- ex-sy. >> tom doroth doherty. he finds it quite remarkable. when you look at the film with modern eyes how profetic the film is. at that time 1933 doherty points out that america was more concerned about issues at home. >> they were far away and not on many people's radar. on on this film you have corneil us v

wrote racial slurs including the n word and among many other acts posted a swastika and picture of adolph hitler but then it escalated into violence when the three students placed a u shaped lock like this on the to his neck then tried it again a week after. the naacp say there is should be felony charges and wants the investigation broadened to a federal level. >> we want to see where these kids learned this. is there other organizations on campus. >> these are college aged kids who are not sophisticated. they are not part of a larger organization and the level of violence was not as high as it could be. >> reporter: one accused student is this young man owen. baumgartner and the third beachgler surrendered this afternoon. >>> three women held captive is finally free. hear what one of them did that helped them escape. >>> i'll show you dramatic new evidence that shows we are in water trouble. >>> and the winds continue to increase across most of the bay area. coming up the timing of the strongest winds and the warmest day of the upcoming weekend. >>> president obama has added a public appearanc

understand whether or not it is intelligent or ethical or moral one of the great techniques of even adolph hitler and he talked about his propaganda masters and there's a you know age old adage of tell a lie enough times and it becomes the truth one of the things that you know certain people's regime has become very adept at is controlling press the. yes and controlling the media and controlling for example i'll say it right here c.n.n. do i think c.n.n. is you know completely telling it like it is no i think they have an agenda i think . is bought and paid for that's what i think and so you know i'm seeing c.n.n. constantly slamming putin and in some ways the they don't even say not only the facts but they come out and say complete lies and i will stand up to their face and say that and so this isn't about who's telling the truth who's right or who's wrong it's about a smear campaign and who can manipulate. the press i think you took even more heat for. your public appearances for the not russian leader and. a bit of the process and he's of course a controversial figure not just in the west but

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. >> reporter: the prosecutor says the defendants kept a picture of adolph hitler and a pentogram in the gram. the university has learned about this. they are holding a conference at 12:00. the defendants are colin warren, joseph bumgardner and logan beshler all of them are 18. if convicted, they face one year in county jail. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 7:05. new this morning -- in santa clara, a lot of police activity. we're getting reports. two people were arrested during a home burglary in the 2200 block of crocker way. reportedly, both suspects had guns. one of them reportedly was bitten by a police dog. >>> the santa rosa city council taking rare action. it's in response to the controversy surrounding the fatal shooting of 13-year-old andy lopez. the council is releasing controversial e-mails about how to respond to the shooting of a teenager carrying a toy gun. in many e-mails, council asked for legal advice about what they should and should not say about the controversy. the city attorney tells them to say nothing and refer all que

there's even this from a staff sergeant that wrote his letter on adolph hitler's stationary and anotherave letters that are stained with blood marks and mud. letters from vietnam where the ink is streamed because it was written in a rain storm. >> the letters often open unique windows into history. >> this was a letter written inside a ship of pearl harbor december 7, 1941, dear sis -- >> i don't know why i'm writing this because if we get hit with a bomb, they won't find enough of me, let alone a letter. >> the emotions are timeless. >> if you strip away the dates and salutations, you can almost not tell one war from another. >> what about the wounds you can't see, the phantoms, the nightmares, the gophers in your -- the ghosts in your head. >> people who think the troops should restrain themselves are asking too much of human nature. >> 20 years old bob was was in vietnam and wrote this letter. he has since donated it to the project. >> i would like them to go somewhere where they would be safe, where the scholars of the next generations. >> i see this kind of an expanding memorial to

a confederate flag and picture of adolph hitler were seen there. he has not been identified at his parents' request. saying we are deeply disturbed by the horrific behavior that have taken place against our son. our immediate focus is his protection. we've taken a stand on this matter. the san jose mercury news reporter david early joins me. as i understand it, the boy didn't come forward, according to reporting, his parents came to the school and saw a slur on the wall in his room and that's how this moved forward? >> yes, they came in october and the boy had been in school since august. and they walked into his freshman dormitory room to find a confederate flag, and to find the word scrolled on a board in the room. this was their welcome to san jose state where their son had been in school since august. >> obviously -- i want to brace our audience, that's the word on there, some people may take offense to you saying it out -- as you just did and others will say you have to tell what happened there and its truth. but bottom line is, there are some

there's even this from a staff sergeant that wrote his letter on adolph hitler's stationary and anotherarred with a bullet hole. >> we have letters that are stained with blood marks and mud. letters from vietnam where the ink is streamed because it was written in a rain storm. >> the letters often open unique windows into history. >> this was a letter written inside a ship of pearl harbor december 7, 1941, dear sis -- >> i don't know why i'm writing this because if we get hit with a bomb, they won't find enough of me, let alone a letter. >> the emotions are timeless. >> if you strip away the dates and salutations, you can almost not tell one war from another. >> what about the wounds you can't see, the phantoms, the nightmares, the gophers in your head. >> people who think the troops should restrain themselves are asking too much of human nature. >> 20 years old bob was was in vietnam and wrote this letter. he has since den natured it to the project. >> i would like them to go somewhere where they would be safe, where the scholars of the next generations. >> i see this kind of an expand

there's each this from a staff sergeant that wrote his letter on adolph hitler's stationary and anotherred with a bullet hole. >> we have letters that are stained with blood marks and mud. letters from vietnam where the inc. is streamed because it was written in a rain storm. >> the letters often open unique windows into history. >> this was a letter written inside a pitch of pearl harbor december 7, 1941, deer sis. >> i don't know if i'm writing this because if we bet hit with a bomb, they won't find enough of me, let alone a letter. >> if you strip away the dates and salued takings, you can almost not tell one war from another. >> what about the wounds you can't see, the nightmares, ghosts in your head. >> people who think the drops should restrain themselves are asking too much of human nature. >> 20 years old bob was was in vietnam and wrote thisler. >> i would like them to go somewhere where they would be safe, where the scholars of the next generations. >> i see this kind of an expanding memorial to the men and women who served and their loved ones. >> a memorial to keep alive the

as you obviously know, the british and the french met with adolph hitler in munich, germany, in justd war ii and created a deal in exchange for assurances he wouldn't start a larger war. and that is, of course, where the reference is to munich and appeasement come from. so the british and the french sold out their allies back then, and now republicans are essentially saying that the president is doing the same thing to israel today. based on your understanding of the region, does that analogy even work? >> no. i think it's a false analogy here. first of all, let's recognize, this is a first step deal. it basically puts a cap on what the iranians are doing. it puts a cap on the sanctions. it provides a very modest rollback. it's not a breakthrough in terms of dealing with the nuclear program in iran. nor is it something that puts the iranians on the brink of having a breakout capability to a nuclear weapon. it puts us in a position where we can can test the possibility of whether or not there is a bigger deal that can be possible. there are some legitimate concerns that can be raised