if i swear to you -- if i were in auschwitz, i would have been doing jokes, just to make it okay for us. >> her career surged again when her withering take on red carpet fashion full of biting remarks and celebrity putdowns exposed her to a whole new group of fans. >> i love performing. it's like a drug for me. >> and in 2010, she felt she was at the top of her game. >> i think i'm working the best i've ever worked now. because i -- it's all been done to me. what are they going to do? are they going to fire me? i've been fired. audiences are not going to like me. let audiences not like me. i've been bankrupt. my husband has -- i mean, it's okay. and i'm still here. so it's okay. >> alexandra field, cnn, new york. >> can't believe i'm sitting here telling you this. joan rivers at the age of 81 has died. we're making phone calls and trying to talk to people to try to understand exactly what happened. but just let me bring in alexandra field, who you were sitting here just a couple days ago and telling us the news initially, because we knew she had gone in for, what, a routine throat su

the trains were called "polish transports"-- destination: auschwitz.ok that one-way ride, among them, almost all the children sir nicholas wasn't able to get out in time their parents, and the parents of the children already in after the war, you went back to czechoslovakia. was there one instant where you accepted the fact that your parents were dead? >> meisl: when films were being shown of people walking in concentration camps, auschwitz and so forth, there were so many shots being taken by the germans and... and so forth-- never stopped looking. >> simon: the name of every czech jew murdered in the holocaust is painted on the walls of prague's pinkas synagogue. over 77,300 names, including arnostka and pavel meisl, hugo's parents. and nicholas winton? during the war, he volunteered for an ambulance unit for the red cross, then trained pilots for the royal air force. he got married, raised a family, earned a comfortable living. for 50 years, he told hardly anyone what he had done. >> winton: i didn't really keep it secret; i just didn't talk about i

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. >> among those in attendance was a survivor of auschwitz who went on to become poland's foreign minister. the polish president said that thanks to him, young germans and poles are working together to shape the future of europe, but he acknowledged it is a future with its own set of challenges, namely the conflict in ukraine. the president called on nato to take tougher action against russia -- russian aggression. >> those who complain about supposedly polish oversensitivity in the current situation obviously have no idea of the trauma of a nation that was missing from the map of a state for decades and centuries. >> a turbulent history now unites germany and poland in a common goal of protecting freedom in eastern europe. >> with that report, we have come to the end of this edition of the "journal." >> thank you very much for watching. we will see you next time. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." >> in parts of the philippines, undergoing a lot of change recently. a vast number of

. >> prosecutors in germany are charging a 93-year-old man who was a guard at auschwitz. investigators say that oscar gro groening took money from lug an and turned it over to ber len. he appeared in this bbc documentary, where he described being haunted by horrors of what he had seen. he said being label add accomplice was an overstatement because he never committed any at rorocit atrocities. >>> now isis, the u.s. has opened up to the possible of troops on the ground. the joint chiefs of staff testified in front of a senate panel telling lawmakers that military exercisers are planning to help iraqi forces with planning and logistics but that that might not be enough. the view at this point. is that this coalition is the appropriate way forward and i believe that will be true but it fails to be true and there are threats to the united states and i would go back to the president and make a recommendation that includes it's use of military grown forces. dempsey appeared alongside secretary chuck hagel and maintains that ground forces will not have a mission in iraq. and to

if i swear i'm jewish, in auschwitz, i would have been doing jokes just to make it okay for us. >> i'll show you fear. that's fear. if my book ever looked like this, it would mean that nobody wants me, that everything i tried to do in life didn't work. nobody cared. and i've been totally forgotten. >> her career surged again when her withering take on red carpet fashion, full of biting remarks and celebrity putdowns, exposed her to a whole new group of fans. >> yes, you have to wear dead animals, because i tried, and live ones bite. you must wear dead animals. >> and in 2010, she felt she was at the top of her game. >> i think i'm working the best i've ever worked now, because i've -- it's all been done to me. what are they going to do? are they going to fire me? i've been fired. audiences are not going to like me? a lot of audiences haven't liked me. i've been bankrupt. my husband has committed suicide. i mean, it's okay. >> coming up, rivers gets real about life and death. >> if anything happens, melissa, i'm no chicken, i've had a great life, an amazing life. if i died this morning,

if you -- if i swear, i'm jewish, if i were in auschwitz, i would have been doing jokes just to make us. i will show you fear. that's fear. if my book ever looked like this, it would mean that nobody wants me, that everything i ever tried to do in my life didn't work, nobody cared, and i've been totally forgotten. >> reporter: her career surged again when her withering take on red carpet fashion full of biting remarks and celebrity putdowns exposed her to a whole new group of fans. >> yes, you have to wear dead animals, i have tried and live ones bite. you must wear dead. >> reporter: in 2010, she felt she was the top of her game. >> think i'm working the best i ever worked now, because it's all been done to me. what are they gonna do? they gonna fire me? i've been fired. they gonna -- audiences not gonna like me? audiences don't like me. i've been bankrupt. my husband's committed suicide. i mean, it's okay. >> reporter: coming up, rivers gets real about life and death. >> if anything happens, melissa, no, but i'm no chicken, i've had a great life, an amazing life, if i died this mor

as a survivor of auschwitz 70 years ago, the reason hitler rose to power was because of terrible economictuations. number one, any of you who do not vote, stop saying what is differencdifference does it mak. it is the difference of freedom and democracy. democracy does not work on an automatic button. i do not tell you for whom to vote. i have a criteria because economics is the most important thing. vote for somebody who has a proven record of solving economic problems. >> eva, before you hang up, how long have you been in the united states, and when did you arrive here? >> i have been here 54 years. i arrived june 1960. i was at the time a citizen and a soldier in the israeli army. i had the rank of sergeant major. i married an american tourist, who is also a survivor, who was liberated by an american lt. col. from terre haute, indiana. so he never wanted to live anywhere else but here in terra haute. >> how old were you when you were in auschwitz. >> i was one of the twins used by mengela experiments. i was one of the few to survivor, so was my sister of. but she is now deceased. you h

. >>> a nine three-year old man has been charged as an accessory to 300,000 murders at auschwitz. oscar growning was a former guard at the concentration camp and accused of helping running it. prosecutors say his job involved collecting belongings and money from the victims which allowed nazi toss benefit economically. federal investigators recommended last year that the charges be persued against 30 surviving guard from that concentration camp. >>> meanwhile at 5:08. president obama will visit centers for disease control and prevention today to outline how u.s. military will take the lead in combating the spread ofe bowl a obama administration is assigning 3,000 u.s. military personnel to combat ebola in west africa. the president has ordered more than half billion dollars to be used to prevent the the pandemic and much of that money they will be asking congress to reprogram as of last week, nearly 5,000 people have been affect with ebola, half of whom has died. >>> 5:08. happening today trump plaza closing its doors at 5:59 this morning, about 50 minutes from now. it is fourth c

>> this morning a nine three-year old man has been charged after accessory to 300,000 murders at auschwitzwas a former guard in the concentration camp and accused of helping run it. prosecutors say his job involved collecting the belongings and money from victims which allowed nazis to benefit economically. federal investigators recommended last year that charges be persued begins 30 surviving guard from the concentration camp. >>> president obama will visit cdc in atlanta today to outline how the u.s. military will take the lead in combating the the spread of ebola. >> the obama administration ace signing 3,000 u.s. military personnel to combat ebola in west africa. president ordering over half billion dollars be used to prevent the pandemic, much of the money he will be asking for congress to reprogram. a as on have last week 5,000 people have been affect and half of them died. >>> oscar pistorius is free to compete in the olympics with south of africa. the olympic committee say sports body has no regulation toss prevent someone with the criminal record to represent the country. as it st

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if i were in auschwitz, i would have been doing jokes just to make it okay for us. >> reporter: her careerurged again when her withering take on red carpet fashion, full of biting remarks and celebrity put downs, exposed her to a whole new group of fans. >> i love performing. it's like a drug for me. >> reporter: in 2010, she felt she was at the top of her game. >> i think i'm working the best i've ever worked now because it's all been done to me. what are they going to do? are they going to fire me? i've been fired. not going to like me? a lot haven't liked me. i have been bankrupt. my husband committed suicide. it's okay. and i'm still here. so, it's okay. >> reporter: 2010 is when she came back to e on "fashion police" and skyrocketed her into another stratosphere and gained fans for joan. we are on the eve of merced mercedes-benz fashion week in new york which was like super bowl for joan rivers. e had actually brought their entire production here to new york. they were going to tape two "fashion police" shows here and they decided to cancel those and they did release a statement sayin

all these clashes, the clash of civilization here, as you are brian talk about, the republican as auschwitzese things. i don't know about you but i have never been involved in a race in order to play defense on issue into the points on the board. but that's what we've decided to do as an establishment republican party is to simply play defense, to ignore these can put our heads in the sand and hope that these issues go away. when, in fact, by every survey that there've been done for folks who have extreme positions on these issues are our opponents. and yet we refuse, as brian said, a billion dollars in advertising and not a single mention of these issues. the same is true when it comes to the issues overseas. ladies and gentlemen, i know there are people who think that america should just pack up and pay attention to our own problems and ignore the problems around the world, in the summer this is constitutionally provided for. our constitution provides for limited government. it doesn't necessarily provide for uniform small government. in fact there are areas which our government should be