market, the name amon is not so well known. i preferred amon, because it is more like literature.nd the book is a nonfiction book, but for me it is more like -- the reason why i decided in germany to publish it under "amon," is because the name as so striking. because, in our family, name is play a very important role. when you notice that the name of my mother is monika, and the nickname of my biological grandfather was monique. there are some other aspects. for example, the name is a jewish name. also the name of my grandmother. a biblical name. and there is another point , because i have a half-sister. gave the name amon, also a jewish name, but the combination of two jewish names. it shows that the family history is transmitted into the next generation. all of these reasons is so "amon"g, that i thought is the right title. when you want to sell a book, you have to look at the market. for me it is important to spread the message. if the message is spread with this title, i am fine with it. the title is also interesting because the new title, "my grandfather would have shot me"

amon goeth, who is he? jennifer: he is known to millions of people because he was depicted in the movie "schindler's list." but, he was not a movie character. he was a real person and he was put on trial in poland after the war. he was convicted of the murder of thousands of people and was hanged in 1946, very close to the concentration camp. brian: let me go back to that chart and show your grandmother. ruth irene kalder. jennifer: my grandmother was a woman who worked for him. she was smitten by my biological grandfather from the very beginning and they lived together, even after the war. my grandmother, she still loves him very much. she took his name, although they have not been married. she was more, i would say, she was sort of his wife. host: you mentioned plaszow, what is that? jennifer: it is a concentration camp run by my grandfather, and my grandmother and grandfather stayed there for a period of, i think, several years, together. brian: back to the chart, right below that is woman whose name is

amon jarvis has been following developments from washington. what's the senate going to do this week, if we know? and what happens after that? >> i'll tell you what the plan is. what they're going to do is anybody's guess but the plan is tomorrow on thursday, mitch mcconnell and senate republicans will bring to the senate floor a measure that would be a short-term funding measure that would fund the u.s. government through december 11th. that measure, though, is going to have a rider on it that would defund manned parenthood. republicans upset about the abortion issue. they'd like to take that funding out of federal spending. democrats are not going to go for that. what's going to happen is that bill's going to fail and then they're going to bring up what's called a clean spending bill without the planned parenthood rider. that will likely pass and be kicked to the house of representatives by early next week. there is where speaker of the house john boehner is going to have tough decisions to make in terms of his republican conference and how t

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nbc had locked down amon napoli on the whole thing. -- a monopoli on the whole thing. can't tell you how many shows there are on now. i'm in the business and i think there might be 35 late-night shows. there's a ton of them. there's a ton of these shows. the technology changed with cable, then the internet comes along, and what is happening is comes along and the ability to watch things out of sequence. so the late-night show, it 11:00 oro become -- 11:30 at night my choice would probably be to catch up on some of the shows i have missed earlier in the week. my natural inclination would not be -- i would not watch a late-night talkshow anyway just because -- i would watch your show before i would watch a late-night comedy show, because i can't relax watching those. i'm looking at the seams -- that's not -- themes. the whole thing, now i think people can watch the shows a la carte, meaning people watch a segment i did or a segment one segmentimmy's did, or a that colbert -- these things go viral, people see those. when i see somebody on the street and they say, i love t

. >> mel nis the president of long island golden retriever rescue, amon profit organization. she was inspired to rescue these dogs after hearing about their flight in turkey. golden retrievers were once very popular in the country, but due to the crisis there and overpopulation, hundreds have now been adone abandoned. >> they were left on the street, loose, fending for themselves and gathered up from people in the community and the officials a put into a shelter. >> all the dogs have the passports which show they have been vaccinated as well as spade or neutered. the beaded necklaces the frogs wearing were made to help bring them good luck and looks look they are work. >> our goal is to get as many as we can. to work togetherring with the other groups in the country. get as many as these dogs into the homes. if you are interested in adopting the friend, just to tho the organization's web site ligrr. org. there you go. he loves the cookies. cannot get enough of them. it goes the available dog section. that is the least here in west babylon. lidia curanaj, "fox 5 news." so no.

but still always taking time for the most as a ruvulnerable amon. it was those moments face-to-face with the fateful that will define his historic visit. a ready smile, knowing glance, stopping his motorcade to bless the children, they were the tots francis seemed to cherish the most. closing out his american tour in philadelphia focused on family, faith and service and offering one final blessing. >> may god bless you all. god bless america. >> reporter: jay gray, nbc news, philadelphia. >>> meantime now to decision 2016. democratic presidential candidate hillary can clinton back in the bay area today. she's kicking off her visit in the south bay with a reception in saratoga. later in the day she'll be in bev de belvedere. tomorrow she'll be at a breakfast in san francisco. tickets cost between $1,000 and $2,700 for each event. clinton last visited the bay area last month for fundraisers in atherton and san francisco. >>> meantime at the united nations this morning president obama called for more cooperation to fight isis, but some say he's being o

she discovered her grandfather was nazi criminal amon goeth, portrayed by ralph fiennes in steven spielberg'sschindler's list." brian: you wrote, "i am the granddaughter of a mass murderer." how hard is that? jennifer: to find out was difficult, but now to live with it it is ok. a lot of time has passed and i came to terms with the fact. today i think that, yes it is a , big responsibility, but it is not a burden anymore. brian: your book, called "my grandfather would have shot me,"

amon goeth, who is he? jennifer: he is known to millions of people because he was depicted in the movie "schindler's list." but, he was not a movie character. he was a real person and he was put on trial in poland after the war. he wason

like amon, it's a pretty small town but they also do smart cities.etherlands and italy, spain, israel, indonesia, they all gathered together to address their common problems and actually show off their solutions that can be replicated to other cities. i will give you a few examples. i'm trying to see, okay, i have a few more minutes. so we had 64 teams composed of 450 organizations, so i'm going to show you only a few of them. on top left is link, qualcomm and a couple of other companies, was now also google has invested as some of the partners participating here. it's a pretty simple concept. replace a pain phone booth which is not used these days, replace pay phone booth with huge wi-fi hot spot which gives a free wi-fi access to the citizen, then generate revenue through this huge lcd screen. put on there. they're expecting, last time i heard, about $700 million revenue generated for the next ten years. that's where sustainability because you generate revenue and that's where represent lick indicate ability is. there's scale ability. you have to p

the united states navy, logistic specialist third class justin logan, hospital m cole.ond classed amonathe on behalf of the marine admiral.rgeant and mr. sellars: presenting a wreath on behalf of civilians, national park service regional director sherry fields and mattie and michael sellars. mr. sellars: thank you. we would also like to acknowledge the additional wreaths that have been placed here today from the descendent organizations and the american prisoners of war. [applause] now, it is my great pleasure to induce our keynote speaker, sergeant major of the army, daniel. [applause] sergeant major dailey: it is a great day to be a soldier. ladies and gentlemen, welcome. i am honored to be heard today. as a history major, i very excited about the opportunity to talk about what history teaches .s about ourselves history tends to remember the dates, the battles, the victories. it lost the winners -- lauds the winners. there are some places on the battlefield where dates and , arees, winners and losers matters of inconsequence. is thee places, survival only place of magnitude. this pla