it's like auschwitz there. auschwitz. you get down there you wanna get your crabs, you wanna get your lobsters or you go to fisherman's wharf and you wanna order a nice lobster dinner. now how do you-- what do you think that-- with that lobster you're eating, what do you suppose-- the fate of that lobster is before you eat it? they come out and say, "hey, do you want this one here?" and this old charlie go like this, you know, "hey, hey, not me, not me." [laughter] and take you on your charlie's. what do they do to that lobster? boiled. they boil that lobster. now, is there any concern for the lobster's well being? no. you want that lobster right away, right? you want it quick 'cause you got things to do. you know what they do? they take that lobster, open up a big pot, a boiling water that's boiling, boiling and they throw the lobster in. let me ask you a question, what do you suppose the lobster thinks about that? [laughter] what happen to that lobster-- [makes sounds] the lobster freaks. so you get your lobster, your l

netanyahu describes how america had refused to bomb auschwitz during the second world war, challenging obama to act now. the israeli and american governments agree that the iranian nuclear facilities must not produce nuclear weapons. the head of the u.n. watchdog has voiced serious concerns about a possible military dimensions of the program. iran insists it is producing only energy. obama says sanctions and diplomacy must first be given time to work. >> we have worked so diligently to set up the most crippling sanctions ever with respect to iran. we believe there is still a window that allows for a diplomatic resolution to this issue. ultimately, the iranian regime has to make a decision to move in that direction. >> the tone of the visiting public has been one of cautious course reality. what really matters is what they discussed behind closed doors. iran,rael the strike i will it tell washington in advance? and under what situation if any might barack obama offer military assistance? the two leaders have pledged to consult closely as the clock ticks toward a decision. steve kingston

. >> pointedly he described how america had refused to bomb auschwitz during world war ii implicitly challenging the obama white house to act now. the israeli and american governments agree iran's uranium enrichment facilities must not be a production line for nuclear weapons. this week the head of the u.n. nuclear watchdog voiced serious concerns about the possible military dimensions of the program. iran insists it is producing energy. >> it is very difficult. >> what i mean the visitor to the white house ponders a military strike his host says sanctions and diplomacy must be given time to work. >> we have worked so diligently to set up the most crippling sanctions ever with respect to iran. we do believe that there is still a window that allows for a diplomatic resolution to the issue but ultimately the iranian regime has it make a decision to move in that direction. >> in public the tone of this visit has been one of cautious coveragiality. but what matters is what they discuss behind closed doors. if israel strikes iran will it tell washington in advance? and under what circumst

the world jewish congress implored the american government to bomb auschwitz. the reply came five days later. i want to read it to you. quote, operations will be executed only by diverting considerable air support essential to the success of our forces elsewhere. in any case, it would be of such doubtful efficacy that it would not warrant the use of our resources. my friends, here is the most remarkable sentence of all. i quote, such an effort might provoke even more vindictive action by the germans. think about that. even more vindictive action than the holocaust. my friends, 2012 is not 1944. the american government today is different. it's different. [ applause ] >> you heard that in president obama's speech yesterday, but here is my point. the jewish people are also different. today we have a state of our own and a purpose of a joint state. [ applause ] >> it is to defend jewish lives and secure the jewish future. [ applause ] >> never again will the jewish people be powerless. never again. [ applause ] >> that is why israel must have the ability to defend

his father and many other members of his family were murdered at auschwitz.her served the holocaust and returned to reclaim him and brought him to israel. he became one of israel's greatest and bravest generals. [ applause ] >> today he serves as minister in my cabinet. [ applause ] >> his life is the story of the jewish people. the story of a stateless people who became a strong and strong nation able to defend itself. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, israel must always reserve the right to defend itself. [ applause ] >> i want to recognize israel's ambassador to the united states, michael orrin. michael you are doing an outstanding job. i think everything you do for our country and thank you for everything you are doing for the friendship between israel and the united states. [ applause ] >> i also want to recognize ambassador dan shapiro, u.s. ambassador to israel. you know, president obama is right. your hebrew is improving. [ laughter ] >> it's not up to par with michael's english but it is getting better. you have a way to go. dan, we appreciate ev

when his parents were taken away to a place he never heard of called auschwitz, he was told -- . >> don't worry, i find them and send them back home. >> reporter: his parents would never be home and five of the siblings died in the holocaust, to. >> the museum has 1.7 million visitors every year and they get an education. the first-person program is something different. >> it bridges the time. you know, these were 65, 70 years ago, the holocaust happened. yes -- yet, when that person is sitting here on stage, and you're in the audience and you hear them and come up to talk to them and -- to get their auto graph. >> reporter: nothing could be more important to him. >> doesn't go by a night that i lay down and think what can we do? why does it happen and innocent people get killd? what is -- . >> reporter: in washington, beth parker, fox 5 news. >> and that is. >>> coming up, a plan to raise money in the district could lead to corporate sponsorship at parks and recreation centers. >>> and the estranged wife of allen iverson makes a bizarre request as the couple goes through a divorce. >>> i

the world jewish congress implored the american government to bomb auschwitz. read it to you. quote: such an operation could be executed only by diverting considerable air support essential to the success of our forces elsewhere. in any case it would be of such doubtful efficacy it would not warrant the use of our resources. and my friend, hearings the most remarkable sentence of all. and i quote: such an effort might provoke even more vindictive actions by the germans. think about that. even more vindictive actions than the holocaust. my friends, 2012 is not 1944. the american government today -- [applause] -- is different. it's different. you heard that in president obama's speech yesterday. but here's my point. the jewish people are also different. today we have a state of our own. [applause] and the purpose of the jewish state is to defend jewish lives and to secure the jewish future. [applause] never again will we -- will the jewish people be powerless, and our very survival. never again. [applause] that is why israel must always have the ability to defend

there are people there that still have tattoo us a auschwitz and the entire jewish people were so very close to be anile eight. -- annihilated. they aren't going to march to the gas chambers anymore. i don't want a war. prime minister doesn't want one but the best way to avoid one is to make it incredibly clear that iran is not going to get a nuclear weapon under any circumstances. further, rather than publicly asking israel to stand down and quit talking about military action. what we ought to be doing, israel has right to defend themselves. they are sovereign nation and they have a right to protect their security. >> greta: there is no on doubt that israel has a right to defend itself. i know prime minister netanyahu said a couple times. what he was saying, if they preemptively defend themselves against iran building a nuclear weapons he was looking for a timing he could defend themselves. there is nobody that denies israel should have a right to defend themselves. i never get a clear answer out of anyone that comes here or even prime minister netanyahu, nobody knows or nobody want t

you won a settlement against holocaust deniers on behalf of a survivor of auschwitz. you chipped away at the l.a. district attorney to the endorsed a program to collect from deadbeat dads and so on. all of these incredibly important ground breaking, courageous actions that you've fought that are absolutely in keeping with the positioning of gloria allred as this crusading campaigning attorney. then there is the other side. which is, i don't know, some would argue more trivial. in 1980, you went off to the nudists colony. challenging men for love making classes than women. and you raged a public campaign against madonna claiming she record a pro-choice song to make amends for papa don't preach? >> i'm the gloria allred who is an attorney and part of our law firm. i've been practicing law for 36 years. we are a civil rights law firm. we have won more women's rights cases and civil rights cases than any other private law firm in the nation. we won over $250 million for victims just in the last ten years alone. and we believe that women and minorities are entitled to equa

when auschwitz happens that begins to open eyes and then of course six months later hitler violated and george was in prague and saw the german troops come in and was the highest-ranking official there. he quickly becomes very clear that the nazi danger is greater than the soviet danger and he was totally uncompromising in his views on that and in his reporting about that. although the german declaration of war and his own interment for five months in germany. on the issue of anti-semitism, the other thing that bears consideration is what you suggest is the culture of the times. if you had walked around the city of washington, if you had walked around my university, yale, if you had talked to educated people and enlighten people you would have found them saying things about the jewish and about women's and about blacks in today's context which is dreadful. that was the default, that was the standard for the culture. so i think it's a little bit irresponsible for historians although they frequently do this, to pull something from 50 years earlier and say isn't this horrible when in fact

some of this family members died in auschwitz. all of these happened when he was very, very young.is woman and the depression that he was depressed about money and all these other things. that's what they will have to argue. will it win at the end of the day? i don't think so because jurors don't usually like an insanity defense to begin with. the legal question is did he know right from wrong snow was wearing a disguise when he went there and ran off in a getaway car. >> most of the clients i defend have had troubled childhoods. what they are asking the jury to do is understand my client committed this horrific offense and we are going to want you to excuse that. we want him to go to a little hospital. but keep in mind the victim as you slaughtered as he dropped his 2-year-old off sat school. the facts in this case really hurt. megyn: do you think the olivia newton john-barry white defense is they picked something so outland dish they want the -- outlandish they want the jurors to say he must be nuts? >> maybe it is true, i don't know. but the issue is not whether he was diseased

his parents hit him with a christian family many of the members of his family were murdered at auschwitzther survived the holocaust, returns to reclaim peres engber hon to israel. all of israel's great a stand we don't forget about it. [applause] today he serves as a minister in my cabinet. it is the story of the jewish people, the story of a power listened stateless people who became a strong and proud nation able to defend itself. [applause] and ladies and gentlemen, israel must always reserve the right to defend itself. [applause] i want to recognize the ambassador to the united states, michael warren. you are doing an outstanding job and thank you for everything you are doing for our country hampshire for everything you are doing for the friendship between israel and the united states. [applause] i also want to recognize investor dan shapiro to israel. president obama was right, it is in proving. it's getting better. the government and we appreciate everything you've done to strengthen the alliance between the two countries. so are there any students here tonight. [applause] i.c.e. a