the guards went to the barrett to look for him -- to the baric to look for him. they found a missing person sleeping in a corner, my father. they dragged him in front of the ss. they picked him up by the collar and it was bitter winter, and he just had his under all on. practically nothing. he was ordered to stand still or at attention. -- to ththe ss turned to the rest of the assembly and said, "i understand the dirty jewish dog has two sons. i wanted to step out of line and send a him and see what the punishment will be because he kept germany from victory 10 minutes because that's how long it took to find him." then he gave a hard, swift kick to my father, which signaled the start of the punishment. from every side, every corner they started to hit him and kick him and beat him until they fell -- until he fell on the ground. my brother and i fell on our knees and begged the ss to stop it. we went and tried to grab their arms, and then the hitting and beating and whipping were on our backs, and they were beating my father until he collapsed. he was so badly bea

hyper baric is being used to help him. >>> experts at the university of rhode island say the tick population has exploded in new england and the mid atlantic. they are getting up to 150 requests a day to identify various types of ticks. the biggest growth is in dog tips which can carry rocky mountain spotted feature. the extreme cold kept snow on the ground longer and that insulated the ticks. >> the clock is ticking on the holiday weekend. unfortunately it's going to get hotter as it comes to an end. >> reporter: it's kind of nice that tomorrow's forecast is tomorrow and not so much today. as we look at storm tracker 6 live double scan, no precipitation out there, as we wrap up that memorial day holiday weekend. we're in wilmington with the action cam looking at the riverboat queen. you can see the breeze blowing along the waterfront. we could have winds at times at 20 miles per hour. but it's very warm and still not all that humid. sunny and warm that's the call for today as we take a look at the highlights for the forecast moving into tuesday and wednesday look for changes in the pattern

it's a very vicious and bar baric conflict. >> general, thank you for your insight.appreciate it. >>> still to come in the "newsroom," a pay to play scandal rocking the world cup soccer. top officials accused of corruption. >> reporter: from across the globe to pick a new president, and and instead facing the biggest crisis in the sport's history. more for you in just a moment. does your makeup remover take it all off? every kiss-proof cry-proof, stay-proof look? neutrogena® makeup remover does. it erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. need any more proof than that? neutrogena. new flonase allergy relief nasal spray. this changes everything. flonase is the 24 hour relief that outperforms a leading allergy pill. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over-producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance, flonase controls six. and 6 is greater than 1. so go ahead, inhale life, excite your senses, seize the day and the night. new flonase. 6 is greater than 1. this changes eve

cops are the one line of defense, indeed, the last line, that separates us from a bar baric and chaotic society. they live on the battlefield where the fight between good and evil unfolds every day. and, often, they'll quietly die on that very battlefield. and left behind are grieving families, children without parents because someone chose to stand for law and order against chaos. and after their death, there are no marches, no burning of businesses and no looting when they are killed. maybe it's time to recognize and respect the role of men and women in our society. and that's my open. tell me what you think on my facebook page or twitter. >>> with me now, milwaukee county sheriff, david clark. good evening, slfr. you heard my open, what do you think? >> spot on. you hit a home run. make sure you touch all the bases. one of new york's finest, an n.y.p.d. officer was shot in the line of duty tonight. my thoughts and prayers are with him and the n.y.p.d. agency. but over to your open -- >> and let me say that we're going to be talking about that in a little bit. but go ahead, sheriff. >

. >>> a court has sentenced egypt's mow baric.urt issued its verdict this morning in the retrial for the former egyptian president. the corruption case concerns charges that he and his two sons embezzled millions of dollars of state funds over the course of a decade. the funds were meant to pay for renovating and maintaining presidential palaces. >>> mothers across the bay area are coming together this weekend in an effort to crack down on drunk driving. the madd organization will hold a day of remembrance. the event comes in response to a spring of dui-related crashes across the bay area last weekend. one killed a mother and her baby last saturday. today's event gets under way at 1:00. that event will offer support to the family involved in last saturday's suspected dui crash. after first dealing with the death of their two loved ones after the car crashed into their apartment last week the family may not be able to return home for up to two months. >> reporter: still in mourning juan finds his ford expedition the only place to c

those people acted in a bar baric fashion. >> you are enforcing the sharia. >> i thought you didn't like people interrupting you. you just go over people. you are about self-promotion. you're not about the real problem. >> let me stay focused here. pam, five years ago there was a young girl a pakistan schoolgirl who went to school knowing the threat. she got shot in the face and got a nobel peace prize. she knew there could be consequences, but she went any way. >> sean she was getting an education. >> my point is -- >> i'm giveing an education. >> if a cartoon is going to set off somebody to kill there's no negotiation there, there's no appeasing people that would react that way. it's naive of you to think if only we didn't have the cartoon contest they would be nice to us. that's obscene to me. >> sean listen you have to engage and say, listen this is not the way that we as americans live. we do not believe in sharia law. >> you do. you are enforcing sharia law. that's exactly what you're doing by making -- >> how are we doing that? >> by making me the bad guy. it was not just a contes

others left lying on the tracks barically identifiable as an amtrak train. >> the brakes were hit hard. then our car slowly started going over to the right. i braced my arm against it. >> it is an absolute disastrous mess. >> reporter: firefighters had to cut into the train to rescue passengers and crew members trapped inside. after the engine and all seven cars derailed three turned on their sides, one car nearly reston on its roof. >> there's a bunch of debris down there, sharp objects. it's a dangerous situation for responders. even more dangerous for the riders down there. >> reporter: train 188, the washington to new york run, had just left its scheduled 9:07 p.m. stop at the 30th street nation headed north when at about 9:28 p.m., the train derailed with such force the electrical wires were torn down. it happened on this curve on the northeast corridor. >> we just rolled and rolled. next thing i knew we were pushing out the emergency exit. we were outside and there were people screaming and bleeding. >> reporter: now investigators are just beginning to look for clues. among their