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he said it was my sibling that they were killed in think holocaust in auschwitz.>> years later, she was contact by friend. she had found the notebook hidden in the apartment where she once lived. >> and she kept it for years. only two years ago, she decided to make it public. >> the diary not only describes what it was like to live during a terrible time in history, readers get know a girl that even teens today can relate to. >> she was very modern. she had relationships with boys. she is a very good student but doesn't work too much at school. so this is some kind of a girl that i could be a friend with. >> hava is hoping look the diary of ann frank, the notebook will be a part of classroom discussions worldwide. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> hot everyone get paid to pull paper. but then again, not everyone can make these. thithis is the web site of dr. robert lang. believe it or not. almost all of the designs were created from a single sheet of paper. a former physicist, dr. lang uses training to design computer programs that tell them thousand fold. he doesn't offer any step by st

, 40 years after world war ii, holocaust survivors objected to a carmelite convent proposed near auschwitz and pope john paul intervened and moved the building elsewhere. that kind of compassion, says rosenbaum, should prevail at ground zero. >> this isn't about bigotry. this isn't about religious persecution. this really is about sensitivity and a profound sense of loss. there's something that just doesn't feel right about the haste, the speed, the urgency with which their mosque must be there. i don't see the tolerance in that. it seems to me the tolerance there is only one-way tolerance -- religious liberty and freedom at all costs. >> reporter: in the midst of all the turmoil, some relatives of 9/11 victims -- it is difficult to say just how many -- do support the cultural center near ground zero. on that terrible day nine years ago, herb ouid was working on the 77th floor of one of the towers, while his 25-year-old son, todd, was on the 105th. >> i said, "have a great day, sweetheart." i tell you those words because those were my last words to my son. >> reporter: a son, he remembers,