i was hungry for life. about the bad things. on to ascot. at lake windermere. that was me. yeah.we eventually arrived in and we were put, so many children, into a barrack. and we all had our own door, and it was marvellous. windermere was a different place altogether. off the coach? it's unbelievable. you just can't imagine it. we were human. today, harry and arek are revisiting the place except your hairs are grey. we are... we're the dinosaurs. yeah, so did i. yeah? what number block were you? i think it was number six. e. i think block e. i think so. those, those were the days. and it was always a happy... when he sees that lake and when he arrives here. and it was somewhere to belong place, and learning tojust be boys again, learning to be like it was back then. hello, there. across the southern half of the uk. for strong winds and for heavy rain. to push further eastwards, particularly from tomorrow. but for tonight, well, we're continuing to see these gales, and of course, it's far too cloudy and windy that area of low pressure. towards the southern half of the uk, but lots

ivor was brought to southampton before being moved on to ascot.inning at lake windermere. we sat on the floor, 15 on one side. that was me. arek laughs yeah. they took off, and we eventually arrived in the lake district, and we were taken to the encampment there, and we were put, so many children, into a barrack. we each had a little room and a bed and a little chest of drawers. and we all had our own door, and it was marvellous. windermere was a different place altogether. we arrived there at the dining hall, with plates and tablecloths and bread, white bread, on the table. we hadn't seen bread for a long...for years! what was it like when you first saw the lakes and when you got off the coach? it's unbelievable. you just can't imagine it. we had clothes to wear, but it was... we were human again for the first time in years and years. we were human. today, harry and arek are revisiting the place where they were given the chance to live again. we're getting on in life. getting on... but you haven't changed a bit. except your hairs are grey. we are

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the meeting is at 6 o'clock tonight at jesse bethel high school on ascot way parkway. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, we have new details about a crash. >> it killed a person and a dog and injured several others in san francisco. and what is president trump planning to do today now that he's signed so many executive orders, advocates in the bay area are not happy and they're bracing with their actions. after the break. a popular south, a roller skating rink is closing. the reason and they're shattering. >> and we are looking at a cold morning before a mild afternoon. still in the 30's in santa rosa and livermore. well, 40's returning for most of the rest of us got your forecast and we're still seeing a lot of congestion out there on a tuesday morning. you know, a lot of people had yesterday off. >> so was it a lot of people out there driving change that >> we are back 9.13, is the time following some local news here. we had a 2.6 earthquake that struck close to the city of gilroy early this morning. maybe you felt it pretty small. usgs says it struck about 5.25

that's on ascot parkway. >> time now is 10, 19 and president trump is wasting no time in taking action on the flurry of executive orders and pardons that he signed yesterday. that's right. wauhington correspondent beer-temple takes a closer look. >> on his first day in office, president trump signed more than 200 executive actions and orders. one of them keeps tiktok online temporarily. and another pardons. january 6, rioters. >> with the stroke of the pen, this event, president donald trump pardoned about 1500 people charged in the attack on the capitol for years ago. we hope they come out tonight. he also ordered the attorney general not to enforce a ban on tiktok. the chinese own video sharing app for 75 days because he's got tremendous value. the executive actions were just some of those signed at the white house monday night. others he signed in front of a crowd at capital one arena to stop new regulations, direct federal workers back to the office and declare an emergency at the southern border as commander in chief. i have no higher responsibility than to defend our country from

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professor mccord liked ascot january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol.can use distinctly defined domestic terrorism? >> domestic terrorism under united states code is an act of violence that is a crime under federal or state law done with the attempt to influence the policy of government through intimidation or coercion. >> based on that definition, or some of the acts committed on january 6 acts of domestic terrorism? >> certainly the acts of violence that violate the criminal code do seem to have appeared for me to the people based on their own statements. many of defendants and cases being prosecuted to influence the policy of the government. specifically to not certify the electoral college and ballot. >> yesterday at ms. bondi refused to just about president trump: the insurrectionist hostages and patriots. what effect with president trump pardoning of these criminals have in our country? what would be the message of thatwere to happen? >> senator i believe have an enormous impact on the criminal legal system. i say also on our judiciary published a