as i mentioned before, in dachau. so it was a very i guess every climatic moment for me every much homecoming to see that even if you in the worst circumstance, you could be standing on a beautiful palm tree in a place like jerusalem and feel nothing but admiration for courage that in the darkest time someone could be helping other people and that was, being a hero, doing something instead of sitting back and watching was one of the big legacies that my father gave me. >> but also at the same time, i think living with your father was not easy. there was a difficult and dark and violent side of that. please tell us. >> okay, so my father had a very, very bad temper. i guess his shakespearean flaw would be had a very bad temper and i think that's where the holocaust went into these periodic eruptions of rage. not an cause but it just t be so like my brother was in my neighborhood, which was washington heights, full of jewish day schools and refugees from europe, fairly observant and close-knit community. my brother was

and we encourage you to get into the spirit share pictures with us on facebook or broken nose dachau.t year the a's didn't clinch the division title until the final game of the season. a much different story this year. kron four's jason appelbaum joins me with how it all went down. >> reporter: a mere formality. a stand did not have to wait until the end of the game to celebrate because they were party in the third and the other rangers lost to the royals. last year based needed to beat them and go very last game in order to win the title, effective with the following time the a's led the division. >> reporter: the real party is always in the clubhouse. >> we feel good about where we are at. and we had a lot of fun this year but we just have to keep it rolling! >> i believe the team would do very well and we are on to have all lot of fun! >> reporter: the other big story from these parts are the 49ers' dropping to one and two and their star defensive player has left the team for personal reasons. linebacker aldon smith who has checked into a rehab center after receiving a second d.u.i

it was founded in 1933, uh, there wouldn't founded in 1933, uh, there wouldn't be an auswitch or a dachau. announcer: world war ii, hitler, announcer: world war ii, hitler, the holocaust. holocaust survivor: the nazi camp where i was a prisoner, over 200,000 women went into that camp with me and at the end of the war only 536 of us were still alive. everyone else was dead. emotional donor: they said the ground would literally look like it was breathing with all the people that were lying there stacked on top of each other dead and some of them underneath had gotten crushed and hadn't actually died yet they were breathing. they would just move. it's just, whatever you can do to help the people here. eckstein: the people who are coming to israel now "on wings of eagles" they are the remnants of israel who saw the suffering, who experienced the atrocities. announcer: it is no wonder that when the doors of emigration opened, hundreds of thousands of jews who could never afford to pay for such a trip prayed to one day reach to pay for such a trip prayed to one day reach israel. eckstein: but m