as true a statement in budapest as anywhere.aordinary musicians united by their dedication to that uniquely hungarian crossroads of gypsy and classical music. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: so, what does a band do when the hour is late and sustenance, and perhaps some strong drink, is required. it's back to the flat of lead violinist robbie and his manager wife, andrea. and of course, they must play more music. >> anthony: do you have to be gypsy to play gypsy music? yeah, no hesitation. [ speaking hungarian ] >> andrea: he says, it's very rare that anybody who's not a gypsy can play gypsy music. [ speaking hungarian ] >> andrea: in gypsy music the whole lifestyle, the whole spirit, is in and kids start learning it when they are two or three. by the time you are eight you have all these ingredients in your blood. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: margit bango, basically the aretha franklin of hungarian gypsy music, a household name. also a fantastic cook. extraordinary singing talent does not preclude her from overseeing a classic line up of dishes like chicken

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 jewsws. 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

los angeles is competing against paris, rome, and budapest. >>> an attempt to tax soda in californiaized out for the eighth time today. a man dropped his latest soda tax proposal because it lacked support. money would have benefited programs that fight diabetes and obesity. >>> another group of lawmakers gave the go ahead for setting clearer rules for police body cameras. the bill needs to pass two more committees before the entire assembly can vote on it. >>> we all hunt for the best teal when we go shopping, so why not hunt for bargains come tax season? >> michael finney joins was more. >> we're always looking for deals. whether you're a parent, a business owner or just going green at home. there are ways to save. here's some smart credits and deductions to snow about in today's tax tip. kids are expensive. but it turns out when tax season rolls around, it pays to be a parent. >> we got a nice little refund. >> you can chank the child tax credit. each child earns you a credit up to $1,000. and if you pay for child care, potentially even more. plus, the credits don't stop when your

this man fled to budapest with his mother in 1938. many of his relatives died during the holocaust. >> it was total darkness with my family, i would like to visit the cemetery and i can only go to the crematorium abbas woods. that is where the ashes have been discovered. i experienced in humanity when not to germany took over for mackey and his mother came to the united states in 1947. that we came to the country of freedom here, where i was not only to rebuild myself but to be of service. to payback for having survived and i believe in building. reporter: how do you keep your faith to . >> it is something very personal. many of the holocaust survivors turned against god. and turned against man. and they say how to god let this happen? the question is gone, where were you? i say god, you saved me, you save me and i am grateful. and i'm going to be grateful for the rest of my life. it wasn't god who perpetrated these crimes. it was man. >> how is it that you are able to forgive to or have you to . >> it is a matter of not being paralyz

freedom is something the rabbi just before the holocaust, he fled to budapest with his mother. many of his relatives died. >> the sky was total darkness with my family deported to auschwitz. i can only go to the creme tore tore -- crematorium in auschwitz. i experienced man's inhumanity in vienna in 1938 when the nazis took over. i saw my synagogue set on fire. >> reporter: he and his mother came to the united states in 1947. >> i'm very, very proud of the fact that i came to this country of freedom where i was able to rebuild myself and to be of service and pay back for having survived and preside over a wonderful community in the sanctuary. i believe in building and not destruction. >> reporter: how do you keep >> it's something very personal. many holocaust survivors turn against god and turn against man. and they say how did god permit this to happen? the question is god, where were you? god, you saved me. you saved me. i'm grateful. i'm going to be grateful for the rest of my life. it wasn't god who perpetrated these crimes. it was man. >> reporter: how is it you are able

taxis in budapest blocking traffic demanding a ban on uber.moving to different locations in the capital. it is the second time this year a mass demonstration has been organized to protest uber. americans aged 18 to 34 now surpass the number of baby boomers, making them the country's largest living generation. that's according to the pugh research center. millennials total 75.4 million, half a million more than the boomers. that's the news update this hour. back to you. >> i feel deposed, sue. >> we both are, my dear. >> i'm angry about this. thank you. >> sure. >> oil market closing for the day. let's go to jackie deangelis who is now on top of the world at the nymex. >> good afternoon. oil prices climbing today, closing over $44 a barrel. it really is a dollar driven rally again today. not just for oil but commodities in general. the dollar index at 94 is supportive. the fed kicking off the meeting. no expectation of a policy change. so the dollar will continue to support oil. in addition, headlines crossing today that venezuela is suggesting