baden. >> with the forensic science and d.n.a. introduced with the case, the d.n.a.mony was a big part of it, but the jury didn't understand it because it hadn't come into general use at that time. >> harris: given what we now know, criminal court and acquittal, different situation in civil court and now potential, if we could look at the evidence differently, what would you do differently? >> you have to understand one, that the burden in the civil trial was different than the burden in the criminal trial. so i can understand getting in different burdens, why there was a different result and i also understand what michael baden was saying, one of the best experts i've encountered. then d.n.a. did not hold widespread acceptance and understanding that it does in 2019. i can understand how he might have the perspective the results may have been different if the case was tried today. harris, i still will stand on my belief that in this case the police lied to convict someone whom they thought was guilty. in this case, the police cheated, i say, to convict someone who th

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need to get us out when he went over the century have been persecuted their language for baden can you tell us a bit about the history. versus the sorbs were christian honest and they were treated like a minority for hundreds of years when they were more or less oppressed across the ages looked they never govern themselves there was never a sore bridge again. but against all odds the sorbs managed to preserve their culture especially by adapting on postle that was their key to success and that's a given in the un puzzle at this. point and with the heat now with us and who is it difficult to keep traditions alive. if you look at the customs the celebrations other traditional costumes often those are really popular in the villages as you can see here in the museum. so it's a very different story with us all a blank which it's a complicated language that's tricky to learn it takes effort to say their language initiatives and even a high school in columbus where a pupil is going to learn the sort of language there is a sword media 2 newspapers t.v. radio and so i think people are quite wor

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baden, appreciate you coming in this morning. >> bill: amazing history right there.red" what is coming you up with harris and dagan. >> the president and frontrunner caucusing the state of iowa at the same time yesterday. the attacks were flying. whether that's a good strategy for either and both and new polling on potential head-to-head 2020 match-ups all next hour. >> what do you call it? spicy? bernie sanders let to lay out -- really lay out his case for democratic socialism, of course, with plenty of hits on president trump. can he sell socialism in any real way or is he just firing up the base? >> all that plus our guy in the middle. wait until you see who it is at the top of the hour. >> bill: we'll see in 10 minutes. have a great day. facebook wants to pay you for permission to track you on your phone. would you do it? that's next. own a home, and need cash? you should know about the newday va home loan for veterans it lets you borrow up to 100 percent of your home's value. the newday va loan lets you refinance your mortgages, consolidate your credit card debt

what happened to these 6500 deportees from baden? roughly half ended up in auschwitz including the valfers. 25% including the grandfather of family died in the french camps in the atrocious conditions there. children,y young managed to hide out in france until the end of the war and survived the war. meier%, including the family except for the grandfather, emigrated, mainly to the united states. not only to the united states but mainly to the united states. what determined whether you survived or did not? whether you were sent to a place like auschwitz? you cannot reduce it to a single factor but i have tried to list some of the factors. one is the date of your emigration application and whether it was before or after august 1938. it turned out to be a watershed, a period when the persecution of the jews in germany started to become much more dramatic and people who thought they could hang on decided it was impossible. and so the waiting list to emigrate became much longer. the valfer parents in contrast to their children applied aft

fresh off the debate, senator harris is expected to be at money's tomorrow for a meet and greet and baden will be in the bay area for fundraisers tonight. a the presidential candidates will meet to debate on july 30 and 31st in detroit. in the next half-hour we'll hear from president donald trump and his response to the democratic candidates. day wo of the g-20 summit. president donald trump sat down with russian president vladimir putin today for the first time since the mueller report de tailed the extent of russian interference in the 2016 election. as the cameras rolled, president donald trump turned to vladimir putin and urged russia not to interfere again in 2020. >> don't meddle in -- >> reporter: the white house says trade and iran were key cop picks of conversation as mr. trump met with several of his counterparts. tomorrow before he heads to south korea he will meet with china's president and talk about a deal to avoid more tariffs is a possibility. >>> pridefesttive tyes kickoff in san francisco. here is jackie to give us the high lates. good morning jackie. >> reporter: good m

he spoke with cory booker whose campaign is calling for baden to take responsibility for his remarks. >>> happening today, nascar autongis anthis year it is celebrating a major milestone. kpix 5's jackie ward has more. >> reporter: this is first time here and i have been telling my photographer brian, i feel like i'm on a movie set for cars, the animated movie set. love that movie. diane brennan is a spokesperson for sanoma raceway. a lot of things happening for the 50th anniversary. what is different about the race this year? >> we changed the course these drivers will tackle this year. we took our oh reg thal 12 turn road horse. so anyone who has been a fan knows the shoot. it is a really famous turn prom turn 4 through 5, 6 and 7 and we're excited to have it back. >> a lot of these drivers probably haven't driven that course because it has been since 1997. >> yes, we haven't used it in over 20 years. none of the cup drivers have driven it in a cup hour. some have in different cars but it will be new for all of them. >> reporter: it's like a legend in nascar. >> some tried it out in

again this is legal up until recently this fake site as you point out was getting more hits than baden's. is there anything the bidden camp can do. >> look you could go on -- companies that will push down -- it's about you or others. i don't know biden cane has done that. i know democratic consultenants were amazed he hadn't done that now that his official campaign it's the top hit for joe biden search for it this is one of the top hits you get thissen oh the first page or the top of the second page of results. but i think you know the bigger issue here is that we're getting warned a lot the russians are coming, disinformation. but i think this shows that americans have learned the lesson both from the reitan a left. and we're about to get 17 months of being bombarded by, you know, well kind of thought of up disinformation by sophisticated political analysts and who are american and know americans better than any russian could hope to know us. >> the fact that the trump campaigns know one of the consultant is behind the fake site even if he did create and pay for it with his own money, m

baden is going to mention president trump dozens of times tonight and he has been talking about him all day. he appears to be doing it for an audience of one. >> apparently, he had my speech on air force. one et cetera fascinated. >> of course if you listen to trump it's biden who is fascinated with him. >> when a man has to mention my name 76 times in a speech, that means he is in trouble. now, i have to tell you he is a different guy. he looks different than he used to. he acts different than he used to. he is even slower than he used to be. so i don't know. but when he mentions my name that many times i guess i should be complimented. >> okay. trump obviously trying to portray biden as slow and aging every second he can. which is surprising given that biden is 76 and trump turns 73 friday. but trump trying to turn this into a an issue oh on friday. the idea of questioning biden's health may be familiar if you watch fox news. >> joe biden is tired. he does not have the energy for this they are hiding him like they hid hillary. >> shaun he is. >> you start to go, you know we haven't se