auschwitz is almost the westmost. a plane could not go from great britain to auschwitz and return on a single tank of gas without crashing. now, what this means is that until 1944, until we had fought our way up the boot of italy to just northeast of rome and we could fly a plane from there up to auschwitz, it was not within target range. and every single other of those -- well, almost every single one of those death camps was closed by the time we could do that in 1944. actually, they all were because majdanek was liberated just as the soviets came within reach. the it was not inhibited by lack of knowledge. we knew i a great deal about what was happening. but it was inhibited by the fact that it was geographically impossible until late in the war. and indeed, host of the murder -- the murder in the holocaust was as come pressed in time as it was compressed spatially. 90% in the northeast squad rant of the european continent, 75% of the victims. 75% of the victims were killed within 20 months. they were dead by the t

that would seem to be a mistake. >> soviets knew about auschwitz by name and function. and allow suppression of information from the polls. the massacre of the jews, just as infrequently as pope pius xii, they gave one speech in the course of the second world war that had to do with what was happening to jews. on november 7, 1941, when hurtling toward moscow, spoke about programs. the pope in december 1942, a christmas sermon, how sad it was people in europe were dying because of their race, didn't engine the word jew. there is a parallel kind of indifference here. when the soviet armies got within reach of auschwitz in the summer of 1944, 160 miles a day, allowing for the fact that soviet use of air power is mostly tactical and used to support infantry advances rather than sending bombers over cities, that would be a moment they could have struck the camp, the equivalent of the kgb new about the camp and so forth but that information did not filter to the troops on the line, to liberate auschwitz. if the united states and britain were willing to pressure the soviets, n

he was taken to auschwitz. >> i was separated from my parents in auschwitz pause some were sent to the and i was sent to the right. >> and you never saw your family again? >> never saw anybody again. >> reporter: it was there they put him to work as a tailor. >> i didn't even know how to hold a needle or how to sew. >> reporter: but with the help of a tailor, he would learn. he was taken to another camp next, and when the camp was liberated, it was general eisenhower who was there. >> eisenhower was a big, tall man and i shook his hand, and i cried. i cried for joy. >> reporter: martin would come to america. he remembers the statue of liberty. >> all night, i was watching and i was waiting to get to america. >> reporter: when he got here, he landed a job as a tailor relying on those lessons he learned at the concentration camp. >> i'm here 88 years, and still working six taysdays a week. >> reporter: he would later buy factory himself, and mere nearly 70 years later, he is still showing off the suits. >> i wear a three-piece suit. >> did you make this? >> of course. >> reporter: and of

it is not auschwitz. it is brooklyn. [applause] >>.r] let's get carried away, it is not a death camp. the relationship between people's lives and suffering in their happiness behavior is zero. there are people who have had terrible things happen. and walk around with a cheerful disposition. there are people who have had traumas in their life and they walk around Ãthey have not had trauma north and walk around like they have had trauma. they're not related. it is a decision. lincoln had a very unhappy life. very unhappy with the loss of his boy. with the depressed wife and a country that was slaughtering one another. he had a very very hard life. lincoln is the one who said, we are as happy as we decide to be. that is what i want you to understand. it is a decision. that is what makes us different from animals. we have free will. we make these decisions. unhappy spouses kill marriages. it is spontaneous and offered nonetheless. maybe i will regret this. already Ãwill i get one line to take out of context i will say this is a married per

my parents were in auschwitz. i don't appreciate that. i don't appreciate it. think a lot of what we are seeing here is chaos. ia state must write itself -- right itself. we have institutions, the press, the court will congress, and they are there for a reason. our founders put these ideas and freedom of the press number one for a reason. host: the chaos that mark mentioned, a tweet trump mentioned yesterday. to our democrats line, we hear from georgia next. good morning, diane. caller: hello. yes, i would just like to say that donald trump is projecting. storiesking up absurd and is not dealing in reality. his aides and things like that, spokespeople like conway, although i think she can actually tell reality from fantasy, but i don't know if trump can at this point. i am beginning to wonder if he does not have alzheimer's. it is clear he is a narcissist. host: diane? we want to go to our republican line next in maine. sorry, let's go to maine. alan, are you there? caller: yes i am here. thank you very much. just want to point out that aside from c-span and pb

and the name joe mengele, who was himself a nazi during world war two.in fact, he was a doctor at auschwitzed deadly genetic experiments on human victims."i came home last night to see this on my garage door."ghazal vaghedi , who's originally from iran, is one of the people who lives in the building who filed a police report.she says she normally feels safe in this part of the marina district, but was concerned to see a display of hate and racism."it's very random, like, to have something like this happen in our neighborhood."san francisco police officers have begun an investigation, and are trying to find witnesses or video surveillance.luckily, there was a security camera right above the door that was vandalized.vaghedi doesn't know yet if it captured video of the suspect."we don't know yet. i've contacted the landlord twice now and left him a voicemail so i'm hoping that he'll be in touch."the police department, who has put special victims investigators on the case, says this definitely could be considered a hate crimebut that's not a sure thing yet."it's possible, but again it's too ear

. >> i was separated from my parts in auschwitz because some were sent to the left, and i was sent to. >> and you never saw your family again? >> never saw anybody again. >> reporter: it was there they put him to work as a tailor. >> i didn't even know how to hold a needle or how to sew. >> reporter: but with the help of a tailor, he would learn. when the camp was liberated, it was general eisenhower who was there. >> he was a big, tall man and i shook his hand, and i cried. i cried for joy. >> reporter: martin would come to america. he remembers the statue of liberty. >> all night, i was watching and waiting to get to america. >> reporter: when he got here, he landed a job as a tailor p relying on the lesson he learned at the concentration camp. >> 88 years and still working six days a week. >> reporter: he would later buy the factory himself, and 70 years later, he is still showing off the suits. >> i wear a three-piece suit. >> did you make this? >> of course. >> reporter: and of all the people he has made suits for, he never imagined that general who liberated him. he made suits f

[laughter] i have changed their lives the brooklyn is not the auschwitz. so let's not get carried away. the relationship between people's lives people who had terrible things happen and walk around with a cheerful disposition to have had trauma in their life they are not related. is a decision abraham lincoln had a very unhappy life. with a country that was slaughtering one another. lincoln said we are as happy as we decide to be. it is the decision we make these decisions unhappy spouses will kill a marriage identify have never even said this line it is spontaneous never know but as a married person, i think it is more incurious to a marriage for one of the spouse's to be in a constant bad mood than it is to have a one night stand. that is how bad i think it constant mood is imi advocating infidelity if you are unfaithful as a disk with you to know that was a good move. [laughter] to put into proper context this is the experience on the non news subjects that kills marriage so here comes the question so why did the non moody merry the moody? that is the q

during world war two, he was a nazi doctor at auschwitz who helped select victims on whom to perform deadly human experimentsand he decided who would be sent to the gas chambers.ghazal vaghedi, who is from iran, reported the vandalism it to police. "it just made me really concerned to see such a display of hate and racism in a place where you're supposed to feel safe."another neighbor also filed a report online. police are at the beginning of their investigation, still looking for witnesses, and trying to find out if there's any video surveillane in the area.officers say they haven't gotten any reports of other similar cases of vandalism nearby or recently.vaghedi has left messages with her landlord, trying to get the racist message covered up as soon as possible. ahead at eight.. it is not over yet. the warning from officials about the oroville dam emergency.... and the new calls from state lawmakers. plus. a new study out of san jose showing who is most likely to get pulled over by the police a bizarre attack on two men. the search for a person shooting blow darts at people in the

and the name joe mengele, who was himself a nazi during world war two.in fact, he was a doctor at auschwitz who performed deadly genetic experiments on human victims."i came home last night to see this on my garage door."ghazal vaghedi , who's originally from iran, is one of the people who lives in the building who filed a police report.she says she normally feels safe in this part of the marina district, but was concerned to see a display of hate and racism."it's very random, like, to have something like this happen in our neighborhood."san francisco police officers have begun an investigation, and are trying to find witnesses or video surveillance.luckily, there was a security camera right above the door that was vandalized.vaghedi doesn't know yet if it captured video of the suspect."we don't know yet. i've contacted the landlord twice now and left him a voicemail so i'm hoping that he'll be in touch."the police department, who has put special victims investigators on the case, says this definitely could be considered a hate crimebut that's not a sure thing yet."it's possible, but again

he was born 1920 in poland and was in auschwitz concentration camp losing his mother and sister during the holocaust in was only able to survive to this talent to fix watches. is this such as shames of did that survived the brutality of the machine and who lost so many lost ones that the david friedman would be and nazi collaborator and not standing up for what you believe is right. what do i tell my constituent why she should feel differently that you could represent her and you are not disparaging people who have heard use quick. >> i would be happy to give you my number and i would apologize personally. i am sorry and i apologize have liked to make amends. >> i just have an observation first of all, we had a very good meeting. thanks for being here. you are here today having to recant every single strongly held belief that you have expressed almost. i am just curious about this job if you're willing to recant every single strongly held belief that you had if you could share that with us. it is interesting you have done a lot of listening sometimes people running for public office sa

besides swat casino there was a -- swastikas there was a quote to the doctor at auschwitz camp. angel of death for performing deadly human experiments on prisoners at the company. they are investigating the case as a hate crime. >>> vandalism was reported friday on jefferson street near deadvise darrow. the woman who lives in the vandalized apartment above the garage, she said she sent -- that organization helps track hate crimes. >>> san francisco takes a major step to try to bring the city in line with the latest internet service. >>> coming up at 8:00, the woman taking up the project as the city's first digital service officer. >>> and a golden girls themed cafe. >> oh. >> we are going to tell you what inspired the man behind that new york cafe and as you head inside, we will tell you what you will see. ♪ ♪ when you find something worth waiting for, we'll help you invest to protect it for the future. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase, so you can. anything with a screen is a tv. stream 130 live channels, plus 40,000 on demand tv shows and movies, all o