caroline tyler shows you how they came together seven decades together. >> reporter: the last time these two men were in the same vicinity, one was 19, the other 20. the year was 1945. it was at the nazi concentration camp in germany. nick hope says there he was a number, not a name, wearing this badge assigned to factory work. >> i was weighing like 80 pounds. but i still have hope in my heart. >> reporter: at least 30,000 prisoners died there. but hope was finally realized in the form of american soldiers. henry was among those who liberated the camp on april 29th, 1945. that day is something the 92-year-old veteran, known as stu, still does not hike like tk about. >> i couldn't go through it again. i couldn't. >> reporter: today, the past came back in a first-time meeting with a grateful 93-year-old, who shared memories, mementos, and a thank you. >> thank you. he saved my life. >> reporter: this gathering included families on both sides. the men's sons met at a holocaust memorial last year. and discovered their dads lived just miles away. now they share a bond. >> praise the lord tha

abc 7 news reporter caroline tyler has the story. >> reporter: if you spent any time in the bay area,ide, known for its mission of serving the needity, for its inspirational choir that attracts celebrities and the ordinary. for reverend cecil williams who retired after 50 years but keeps on going. karen hanrahan is head of the glide foundation. she and the trustees received notice from the bishop who oversees churches, glide's clergy, the two you see seated on the left will be reassign $and not replaced. one of the deputies was booed when she broke the news last sunday. >> i know today is a hard day. >> reporter: the church hierarchy declined to comment on why this is being done. hanrahan believes the rift is caused by a difference in the philosophy and the new bishop trying to exert control. >> she brings a more conservative religious philosophy with her, and we feel it's not in line with glide's values. >> reporter: sources tell us there is tension between the glide foundation, a $20 million non-profit that runs the social service programs and the united methodist church over who ha

caroline, thank you. >> tyler >> so let's have a beer.what's on the menu this hour beer the bull losinsteam despite the president's somewhat softer tone on china. what doeit mean for the trade battle and is there something beyond trade that is worrying wall street right now? oil rallying energy, the best performing sector this quarter and a slew of names up 20% do you stick with the trade? your second half play book on energy is ahead. and sticker shock, the auto tariff threats could be bad news for consumers in the showrooms we'll tell you how much you might have to pay for a new imported car the second hour of power begins right now. >> and welcome back to power lunch, i'm sara icen, markets are struggling and stocks wiping out the big gains, dow up 285 points at the hi now firmly in the red, down a tenth of a percent s and p down a third as well oil is a big story today, hitting the highest level since november 2014. driving up the energy stocks to the top of the market. oil and gas etf, on track for the third positive day california r