i was born on may 8, 1944, in budapest, hungary. a few months earliererhe germaas had entered to, uh, to complete the finin solution, w which was the extermination of all jews. we had entered the budapest ghetto, but my mother knew that we couldn't stay there. so we were hidden in a christian family for several months. margit and pista worked for my dad. and margit came into the ghetto and carried me and my sister out as if we were her children. she took us into her home and she hid us. when the germans came, we were puttnto a falslse wall. fromom e miracle, the two infants never cried. these were heroic people who risked their lives. how do you...pay back, you know, someone who did thatat? we were hidden until the liberation early in 1945, when the russians and the americans entered budapest. i feel v very fortunate. i i fel very lucky. and, uh, and i know a lot of people were deprived of that. children. we knonow as the mothers werere wawalking to t the gas chahambe, sometetimes holding thehe hand f their children, they s sang a s

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i was born on may 8, 1944 in budapest, hungary. a few months earlier, the germans had entered to complete the final solution, which was the extermination of all jews. we had entered the budapest ghetto, but my mother knew that we couldn't stay there, so we were hidden in a christian family. sometimes people wonder why i'm so committed to undoing injustices. i became a lawyer because i wanted to help others as i was helped. [music] çççxí8úxú >> you are watching original video by truthdig.com. for more information and resources, visit us on the web at www.truthdig.com. [cheering and applause] >> thank you. thank you, um, bob, slade, kpfk, uh, and all the other people who made this ssible.

i was born on may 8, 1944 in budapest, hungary. a few months earlier, the germans had entered to complete the final solution, which was the extermination of all jews. we had entered the budapest ghetto, but my mother knew that we couldn't stay there, so we were hidden in a christian family. sometimes people wonder why i'm so committed to undoing injustices. i became a lawyer because i wanted to help others as i was helped. [music] bq///ññççç >> i remember calling my parents after a while, and they became almost the measure of how much grief was in my life, because i would tell them about the next friend who was sick or the next friend who was dying, and they were--it was so interesting, because unlike my friends, even, they were the ones who would say to m "this i'tupposed be happening to someone your age." >> living in new york at that time was like crazy, 'cause, you know, people were getting sick...every day. 3, 4, 5, 6 people that you hear about being sick. >> here i was trying to deal with having the virus, trying to figure

babs from budapest? >> yep. >> jimmy: thank you. all right, babs. have you ever had catcher's gear on before? >> no, it feels really weird. >> jimmy: if you catch what new samsung galaxy s7 edge, you pill take on it a trip to south by southwest to austin, texas. that's right. this is a three day music festival exclusively for galaxy owners, with performances from 2 chainz and li'l wayne. how does that sound? >> that is so awesome. [ cheers and applause ] >> sal: he's just kidding. >> jimmy: no, i'm not kidding. >> sal: you're not? >> jimmy: we have an austin-themed item for you to catch tonight. let's go to the roof where guillermo is standing by. what does babs have to catch here? let us see it. because we cannot see what is inside. that's a hat full of queso? >> guillermo: that's right, jimmy. >> jimmy: that is a delicious melted cheese item. it's one of the tastiest things you can put in a hat. it's popular in austin. back to babs, are you ready? >> yeah. >> sal: got her. ready? >> guillermo: i'm ready, jimmy. >> jimmy: count it down. drumroll, p

year we were in budapest. we got on a train, in typical russian efficiency, you went into one line to get into another line to get into line to buy your ticket. big train station. there were 10 of us there. we took the train from best to prague. -- from budapest to prague. we got to prague. the next morning we turned on the tv. the station we were in the day before was now surrounded by 5,000-10,000 migrants. germany has let in over one million. you have this gateway of refugees, fighters going into europe. you have the gateway from libya. why? because it's not not that far across the mediterranean. you can get to the soft underbelly of europe. europe is at risk. i think the security services in europe are going to be stressed with the new folks coming in. you're going to see a decrease of terrorism and violence in europe in the next 18-24 months. there is no way they can stop it. they will also expand into asia. they are on the move. they have the momentum. we as the west failed to realize it and confront it.

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. >> budapest. >> the population is down and the life expectancy for men is only 66 years >> reporter: port-au-prince. >> we understand that the family was not inside >> reporter: rome. >> there is white smoke. we have a new pope >> reporter: constantly pushing himself and others. >> that's impressive. you dot dishes. >> what do you do? >> in terms of what? >> reporter: bruce can be tough, honest but he is fair and honorable. he is one in a million. he is our bruce. >> bruce told me before, not one man could have done all of that. >> that's good point. good point. >> reporter: that's the first thing you told me when i met you. we invite you to go to wusa9 facebook page. >> i need another trip out of the country. >> yeah, i do. >> after. cuba would be nice right about now. >> help me, help me. talk to the boss. >> you have to get stories. >> he was actually very nice. >> you need a lot of help. >> yeah, i still do. >> uh-huh. >> thank you, thank you so much. >> but we so appreciate being there beside you and your leadership and everything you taught us. and it's just so incredible. 40

through turkey, last year diane and i were in budapest. we got on a train saturday morning and typical russian efficiency. you got in one line to go into another line to get into a line to buy your ticket. we took the train from budapest to prague. we got to prague the next morning and turned on tv. the station that we were in the day before was not surrounded by 5,000 to 10,000 refugees and migrants. you've got this getway. now you have these fighters going into europe. you've got the gateway from libya. why? because it's not that far. across the mediterranean. and you can get to the soft underbelly of europe. europe is at risk. i think that the security services in europe are going to be absolutely stressed with the new folks coming in with the folks they've already had here. you're going to see an increase of terrorism and violence in europe in the next 18 to 24 months. there's no way that they can stop it. they're going to expand into asia. they are on the move. they have the momentum right now. and we as americans and the west fail to

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. >> i couldn't believe it but all the costumes were made in budapest, this old thing? compared to this, i'm styling in everything. >> am i has been actually quite recently just a year ago when i met donna. because she was so motivated and ready to lose weight and to get healthier. well since i met sue and listened to her guidance i've lost about 80 pounds and i have been taken off almost all my medications. to me, i mean that's something to shout about. i just see the future getting better and better and better. because i'm getting healthier and healthier and healthier. very consander but ale attack. one that uses cyberto perhaps soften the target, shut down control systems, or security system thousands, create openings, that provide opportunity for physical attackers then to -- to come on, on site. >> while extradition from iran seems unlikely, the fbi director said the world is small and our memory is long. scott, last year government accountability office told congress more needs to be done to secure the nation's power plants. kris van cleave, thank you very much. >

moscow, budapest. >> the population is down. >> the first family was not inside the presidential palace. >> reporter: rome. bruce can be tough, honest, but he's fair and honorable. he's one in a million. he's our bruce. >> of se sampling of the work -- i'm getting a little reverberation here. can we turn this off. but bruce, on behalf of myself and all of our colleagues, we love you and we thank you. and now, lesli has something special to present to you. >> bruce, you had a proclamation. we have no keys for you. but we do have something from the office of the mayor. we do have here for you an appreciation. from mayor bowser. and i'll read just a little bit. you're being recognized as a contribution for your work as a reporter and anchor. 20 emmys. okay? inducted into the society of the professional journalist hall of fame. national academy of television arts and sciences silver circle. and the washington, d.c. hall hall of fame. as you celebrate this very special occasion. i -- meaning you for your contributions in the film of journalism. always. and she writes that writes that she and

this is a man who evaded arrest when he went even into budapest to be able to transport two of the attackersack into belgium and smuggle them into paris along with him. so it raises serious questions. first and foremost, what is the support network that he has among the emigre belgian moroccan isis supporting community that still exists in belgium? because, look, brian, the raids that are still going on suggest that the belgians have not rooted out the isis cells that exist in amsterdam or paris. the inif infestation still exis europe. >> and you know the tension will increase in europe, we've already seen it happen, because of the influx of immigrants since the paris attacks. >> well, indeed. in fact, we already have seen reports on social media. i've been deeply involved in a social media effort to try to stem to recruitment of isis operatives from tunisia, morocco, and to europe and into syria and the middle east in the last six months. i think what emerges from our analysis is that there are refugees that have been apprehended that have used their migratory status to make their way into

remember salah abdeslam didn't just stay here, used it as a hub budapest twice to pick up isis terrorists who were coming in, infiltrating with the refugee flow. worked with individuals in paris. this is a paris-belgian access these terrorists are using and acquiring guns. guns also easier to get in belgium, either in brussels or in other cities. so it is a hub. and i guarranty you, it will get even more attention but i also got to tell you, just in brief chatting with people since we've been here oh, so briefly, the feeling is, oh, no, here we go again. in fact there is already prayers for brussels like we heard prayers for france, for paris. we're also seeing twitter hashtags talking about paris, showing solidarity as other law enforcement and officials have said. the people, i think there is a big grown and a big sadness, here we go again, harris. harris: all over the world. real quickly before we continue with our guests here on "outnumbered," the brussels airport authority is saying that after this dead nation of a third bomb and everything that happened today, the airport ceo also c

it was created by an artist from budapest, hungary.tare at that thing all day. >> we're very competitive. we will find it. >>> speaking of a lot of competitive people, march madness. this week a lot of upsets. down to the final four -- oklahoma, villanova, north carolina and syracuse. did any of you have syracuse? did anyone have syracuse? >> i think i picked the patriots to win the final. >> i picked the dallas cowboys. >> syracuse obviously, they pulled off a stunning comeback. 68-62 in a comeback victory over virginia yesterday. at one point they trailed by 15 points. and they turned around and went on to win. >> i flipped it on. i thought the game was over at that point. >> classic upset. >> do we know percentage -- every year do they tell you what percentage of brackets are probably wrong or right? >> i know it was very large early on. there was a lot of upsets. i think there was 1% of the brackets that were right. hopefully there's one guy out there. >> i think there are a lot of syracuse people out there that probably predicted

budapest, that guy was just a youtube recording. he's huge now.ou said the strombellas. >> unbelievable. just had their television debut on jimmy kimmel. that's exciting to see. when they launched at radio, they first broke in k-rock in los angeles. no one thought that it was going to happen as quickly as it did. their album drops the third week of april. i love seeing that. their music is being streamed on pandora. >> not really pop. so you know about like -- you've heard of all these people. you a hoodlum? so you're hit to this? >> i am. but that's what i have to do. we have to always have our finger on the pulse of what's going on in music. i think you saw edm grow so exponential over the last couple years and it started to level out. you're seeing the edm festivals cancel canceled. you're seeing a resurgence of hip-hop. >> well, kendrick. >> huge. >> he's like a genius too. but you have to be ready to listen to crazy stuff. >> but, you know, people thought led zeppelin was crazy in the '70s. >> eiffel tower. i'll tell you about it off camera.

is that budapest? >> yeah.nd vienna. >> compare that to like going through west virginia and portsmouth. i mean, it's nice over there. they ought to be able to -- >> there are nice places here too. >> there are a few. but it's pretty nice. >> it is pretty incredible. that's the one cruise that i would consider taking. >> let me run europe. i just think i could bring a bunch of tourists over there. >> i take it back. that and alaska. >> france is the most visited country for 20 years. >>> here are the stories. two fed speeches will get investor attention today. fed governor lyle brainard and vice chairman stanley fisher with speeches scheduled two. the only two such public appearances this week. users of apple's macintosh computers targeted by hackers in the first ever ransom case involving the mac. according to researchers with cyber security firm palo alto data. >>> united continental chief executive officer will return to work next week. he has been sidelined since suffering a heart attack in october. he unde

last year diane and i were in budapest.we got on a train saturday morning, typical russian efficiency, utah in one want to go into another line to get into a line to buy your ticket, okay? big train station. there were 10 of us there and we took the train from budapest to prague. we got to prague. the next morning we turn on tv. the station that we were in the day before was now surrounded by five to 10,000 refugees and migrants. germany has let him over a million. so you've got this gateway now of people refugees, fires and all these folks going into europe. you've got the gateway from libya. why? because it's not that far across the mediterranean, and you can get to the soft underbelly of europe. europe is at risk. i think that the security services in europe are going to be absolutely stressed with the new folks coming in, with the folks they already have here. you are going to see an increase of terrorism and violence in europe in the next 18-24 months. there's no way that they can stop it. and then what you're going to