in budapest, there is support for redrawing the map. only one person showed up to protest against the biker gathering. he said it is a insult holding it on the same day as the holocaust commemoration. the activists a it is a fastest -- fascist provocation. all alone, and that makes him said. one of the bareheaded bikers makes no secret of his feelings for the dissenter. he says he cannot believe the man can't infringe on their protests live to tell the tale. more than 20% of hungarians say they plan to vote for the far right in the next elections. back along the danube, the not see's victims are being remembered. at anti-semitic views are the very least being tolerated by the governing national server tends -- conservative party. she explains there are various reasons for turning a blind eye. she says they hope to win votes from supporters. if a crackdown on the anti- semitic attacks, it would lose voters. she says anti-semitic views are widespread in the governing party. among those at the holocaust memorial is this man. he is the youn

most live in budapest and in the country's second-largest city. samuel came here with his family from israel three years ago. he's the local community's rabbi. he also helps run the community's senior citizens club. many members are holocaust survivors. they are reluctant to talk about anti-semitism today because they are scared. their memories of the past haunt them. this woman was 9 when she was sent to a concentration camp in austria. >> yes, we are scared again. we are scared for our children. i have one daughter and one son. i have two grandchildren, and we do not want them to live through what we live through. we really hope it will not go that far again. >> she was also a small girl when she arrived in auschwitz. her nightmares and her tattoo have plagued her ever since. >> my parents, my brothers and sisters, almost everyone died. please, let there be no holocaust again. >> they are very worried about the political situation in hungary, less from the neighbors and close people they know, but they are very afraid of what is happening outsid

most live in budapest and in the country's second-largest city. samuel came here with his family from israel three years ago. he's the local community's rabbi. he also helps run the community's senior citizens club. many members are holocaust survivors. they are reluctant to talk about anti-semitism today because they are scared. their memories of the past haunt them. this woman was 9 when she was sent to a concentration camp in austria. >> yes, we are scared again. we are scared for our children. i have one daughter and one son. i have two grandchildren, and we do not want them to live through what we live through. we really hope it wil not go that far again. >> she was also a small girl when she arrived in auschwitz. her nightmares and her tattoo have plagued her ever since. >> my parents, my brothers and sisters, almost everyone died. please, let there be no holocaust again. >>hey are very worried about the political situation in hungary, less from the neighbors and close people they know, but they are very afraid of what is happening outside.

they held a rally to protest the decision of the budapest authority to host the congress. one jewish delegate from north america said that she hoped that her presence would send a message to the world. i would like the prime minister to say that hungry was not allowed the rights of anti- semitism in hamburg. hamburg has been destroyed once, it will not be destroyed again. inthe third largest party the hungarian parliament, police had initially banned the rally, but that was overturned by a budapest court. hungary has the largest jewish community in central europe. the country's prime minister attended the conference with other key north -- keynote speakers. >> police in china have arrested 900 people accused of selling fake me. 20 tons ofold over what was supposed to be much 10, but was actually fox, minks, and rat. over $1.6profit of million. china and palestine have agreed to work together to help their economies and promote their cultures. the palestinian president is on a three day trip to china for talks with the president. meanwhile, the israeli prime minister is als

. >> he spoke at an annual meeting in budapest to highlight growing anti-semitism in the country. >> germany's top diplomat travel to budapest to make a clear statement against rising anti- semitism in hungary, and he was outspoken. >> anti-semitism has no place neither in berlin nor in budapest, nor anywhere else in europe or in the world. [applause] it is our common worldview. and it is what we have to protect. >> attendees warmly welcomed his speech. growing and is is is him -- growing anti-semitism came up in a speech with the prime minister earlier in the day. >> anti-semitism is on the rise in europe as well. the economic crisis has rattled europe, and a lack of success by european governor -- government leaders in managing the issues is causing profound frustration. >> organizers had hoped he would single out recent anti- semitic incidents and denounce the perpetrators. the most recent was saturday, when supporters of the far right jobbik party shouted anti- jewish slogans in the capital. the straw the -- the party is the strongest -- the third strongest political force in the

. >> it has no place in berlin or budapest or anywhere else in europe or in the world. >> westerwelle said there needs to be better legal means to fight anti-semitism. the world jewish congress held its conference in budapest to highlight growing anti-semitism in hungary. thousands of russians took the the street to demand an end to vladimir putin's presidency. the anniversary of the huge anti-putin demonstration last year in which hundreds were .rrested and imprisoned the protesters demanded freedom for all political prisoners in russia. the activists are vying to keep up their protests as long as putin is in power. >> this week saw the amazing story of three young women escaped from captivity, 10 years after they were kidnapped in the u.s. state of ohio. neighbors were shocked to learn the women had been held captive in their midst. >> i go on the porch, and she says, help me get out, i've been here a long time. i figured it was domestic violence. i open the door. it's so muchis, that my body can't fit through, only your hands. we take out the bottom. she comes out with a little gir

this was a few streets away where there was a rally to protest the decision of budapest authorities to host the congress. but one jewish delegate from north korea says that she hopes their presence will send a message to the world. i would like to hear the prime minister say that hungary would not allow anti-semitism in hungry again. this was destroyed once -- it should not be destroyed again. largestis the third party in the hungarian parliament, police had a bad the rally but this was overturned by a court in budapest. hungary has the largest jewish community in central europe, the prime minister will attend the congress and the german foreign minister. popebben francis -- for purse forlled victims of child abuse, on a day dedicated by the catholic church for child victims of violence, but he stopped short of any church abuse scandals being mentioned. >> this gives me the opportunity to turn my thoughts to children who have suffered and are suffering from abuse, i would say emphatically that we want defendageously to children, or the most vulnerable, who are always protected. >> a wo

world jewish for him has gone ahead under tight sunk -- tight security in the hungarian capital of budapest. harry smith has this report. the hotelecurity at where delegates from 100 countries are tethering. it is normally held in jerusalem. organizers told the -- chose the hungarian capital to raise concerns about anti-semitic movements in europe. they do not have to look far for the evidence. this was the scene a few streets away, where there was a rally to protest the decision of budapest authorities to host the congress. one jewish delegate from north america said she hoped that the presence in hungary would send a message to the world. to tell theike prime minister that hungary will not allow the rise of anti- semitism again. hungary was destroyed once. it should not be destroyed again. the third largest party in hungarian parliament initially banned the rally, but that was overturned by a budapest court. hungary has the longest -- the largest jewish community in southern europe. a keynote speaker includes the german foreign minister. >> pope francis has said prayers for children affec

. >> actually they grew up together in budapest the family lore has it they met when he was three and she was six or seven then somewhat later they would take to although my mother was carefully chaperoned. thin in the 1930's my father was invited as a rockefeller fellow to teach one term per year at prince -- princeton and wanted my mother to come with him and that obviously meant getting married so they did in my mother i think he was young and handsome and billions and she had very overprotective parents and i honestly think she was happy to put an ocean between them. [laughter] and her parents never came here until 1939 when my father said there will be a war. they were divorced but they listen to his advice so she said to the parents you have to come here. they were sure they would be scalped by wild indians but they did come for the six week summer vacation and of course, they never went back. >> host: they couldn't at that point*. >> no. they came in june anwr broke out in august so obviously com back. they spend the rest of their lives here and one of the reasons another went

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. >> marzynski: he ended up as a homeless child in budapest, hungary, before finally being taken in by an orphanage. halina kramarz's memory is even more fragile that mine. she was born the year the war broke out in the family of a jewish doctor in the small town of starachowice. (door creaking) she knows she was born on pilsudski street, number 27. when the local ghetto was created, halina and her mother fled to krakow to hide with the christians. her father stayed behind and became a physician, and the local steel factory turned into a german labor camp. the owner invited us in. she lived next door to halina's family. >> this could have been the waiting room. oh, goodness... (sobbing) >> look at this book, my goodness. >> marzynski: she says she has a book with the records of all past tenants. >> kramarz. >> marzynski: "kramarz, jakub. "medical doctor. "born 1906. religion: jewish." he was taken out of this apartment by the german authorities-- this is a stamp-- "april 1941." >> marzynski: halina's father died in an overcrowded cattle car on its way to the death camp. >> i'm sure the

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. >> well, they actually, i think, grew up together in budapest. the family lore has it that they met when she was 3 and he was 6 or 7 at a birthday party. and, um, then somewhat later, obviously, they did what i guess today would be called dating, although my mother was very carefully chaperoned. and then in 1930 my father was invited to as a rockefeller fellow teach one term a year at princeton, and he wanted my mother to come with him and, obviously, that meant getting married. so they did. and my mother, i think -- first of all, he was, the fact that he was young, he was handsome, he was brilliant, and besides, she had very overprotect e parents, and i honestly think she was very happy to put an ocean between them. [laughter] and they, her parents never came here until 1939 when my father said, look, there's going to be a war. you mustn't think of my mother. they were divorced, but she still took his device. he said you mustn't go to hungary. and she said to her parents, well, if you want to see us this year, you have to come here. well, they w

we have the budapest convention, which is having more and more international part near make sure we can get the evidence abroad to prosecute people here. they can get the evidence from our country they need there. we have to do all of the things. >> we vitamin creased our footprint overseas from just three offices to just short of a dozen this coming year in key locations throughout the globe. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. >> senator graham had the time interrupted by the me and the call he had to take. let me turn to him and have a fresh start. >> just very quickly, i mean, we are facing a law enforcement threat. people stealing our property, our intellectual property, stealing our money, and anything else, i guess of value in the cyber crimes. on the nation's state national security counter -- after 9/11 the fbi has two commissions. counterterrorism as well as traditional law enforcement. are there clear rulings of engagement that exist today that would allow the fbi, the clay, department of defense to engage a nation state who is committed a cyberattack under the law? >> there has

we also have the budapest convention which is having more partners to make sure we can get the evidenceabroad that we need to prosecute people here. so we have to do all of those things. >> we have increased our footprint overseas to be just short of a dozen this coming year in key locations throughout the globe. >> thank you. we appreciate it. >> senator graham has his time interrupted. let me turn to him and give him a fresh start. >> people stealing our property, intellectual property, dealing our money and anything else of value in cybercrime. on the national security counterterrorism, are there clear rules of engagement that this would allow the the i and the department of the defense to engage in a nationstate who has committed a cyberattack under the laws of the war? >> there has been a lot of discussion and coordination. >> does that mean no? >> i'm sorry, are there any rules of engagement. has anyone sat down and said that this event would be considered a nationstate cyberattack, allowing us to respond out i'd of the law-enforcement model? our friends seem to be hell-bent on st

we also had the budapest convention having more partners to make sure we can get the evidence we need to prosecute people here. thosed to do all of things. >> we increase our footprint overseas to just short of a dozen in key locations or of the globe. >> thank you. i appreciated. m had to takeaha the call. let me turn to him. >> we are facing a law enforcement threats, people stealing our intellectual property and money and anything else of value. on the nation state national security -- the fbi has to missions, at counter-terrorism as los traditional law enforcement. counter-issions, terrorism and traditional law enforcement. are there capabilities that allow them to engage a nation state who has committed a cyber attack under the laws of war? >> there has been a lot of discussion and coordination. >> that means no. >> are there any rules of engagement? has anybody sat down and said " this event would be considered a nation state cyber attacks allowing us to respond outside the law enforcement model?" our chinese friends seem to be bent on stealing anything they can get their hands

student with student care columbia and is now a journalist were cooling in .udapest -- working in budapestdon't know if that gives me any credit at all when thinking about journalism, but i do have a bit of a family history with it. let me tell you a little bit of that story. when i arrived at the firehouse, the media was already there, which is amazing to me. i don't know how that happened. it was a 20 minute from the time i got the first call, went to the dispatch center to see what the status of things were, then went to the firehouse. 20 minutes were passed. when i went to the firehouse, there were already a number of journalists of different media gathered in a location that was really difficult, really intrusive. we knew the scope of what we were managing and knew that we had to remove the media from where they were. my first interaction with various media personnel was a little bit challenging, i have to say. of course, they didn't know who i was and nor did i bother introducing myself erie i. i said, will you please go across the street and someone will talk to you as soon as we id