dena, this was taken, this is dena and her mother after the war, this was taken in france. and she eventually immigrated to the united states and worked for disney as an illustrator. and she passed away about 10 years ago, eight or nine years ago in san francisco. next slide. this is my brother and i i am about five years old in this picture. my brother is about nine. next slide. my mother and i come again i am about 5 in this picture. next slide. my father, the doctor, next slide. this is me after the war, about three months after the war. and basically. so, i don't know if you have any questions, but this is basically the end of my presentation. thank you. [ applause ] >> we have about 10 minutes, so i think we have got some questions. first of all, i would like to take the time to thank you for being here with us, not only did you lose your mom, but you also lost her brother. in the letter it says time heals. i have heard this a lot. with your experience, do feel that this is true?? could you repeat that? >> not only did you lose your mom but you also lost her brother. >

so dena was very important to the ss at this point. and i visited dena almost every day. whenever i visited my mother, i would go and say hello to dena and she was always painting. and one day, dena, about fourth or fifth day, dena said to me, that she would like to introduce me to her boyfriend, whose name was willie, willie bruckman. willie bruckman was a german prisoner who befriended dena, she befriended him, they became good friends, and willie bruckman was very important of the czech family camp, willie bruckman was the head, was the overseer of the czech family camp, he was german, he was not jewish, and this way, the ss could deal directly with him, rather than deal with some of the jewish people in the camp. so he basically was the big kid on the block. he was the big guy on the block. and he was in charge of all of the jewish prisoners in our camp. and when i met willie bruckman, he asked me, in german, if i was interested in being his messenger, being his sidekick, so to speak, and running messages to the ss, and so forth, and taking care of his clothes, and cl

she spent the night at dena's house. >> i called it hotel dena. everyone just stayed.eryone. >> the next day, saturday was the lsu game, everyone was looking forward to tailgating but the next day turned sour. brooke borrowed something out of dina's closet, the two girls got into an argument. >> i found out she wore it without asking. >> it was a silly fight but it stuck with brooke. she didn't tailgate for long. >> she was calling all these people to take her to her car because she wanted to change her outfit that night. >> her friend albert had been tailgating with her earlier in the day. >> we would break off and i was with some other friends of ours at that time. so i'm not really sure where she was. >> neither dina nor albert ever saw brooke again. with more than 100,000 football fans flooding the city for the game, finding brooke's killer was like looking for a needle in an orange haystack. >> i thought maybe someone had kidnapped her. we were all just trying to figure out who would have done this and why, what was their motive. it was a very horrible time. >> di

my name is dena. i did fill out a card, but i don't know how the system works. this is my first time in front of this commission, and i am really impressed with the thoroughness and the integrity that you take in looking at all the issues from all sides. i am here to represent my soon to be 94-year-old mother who has a piece of property close to the whole foods that is wanting approval from you for the use of this space. she got very excited. she has seen what whole foods has done in other communities in improving the communities and in travelling all over the united states and she said, please go down there and tell the commissioner that, just as a property owner, i have been waiting for this area to have a story like this and i am very much in support of its. i wanted to say, is a member of the community and as a san franciscan, i am very much in favor of this, and just to have a couple of minutes, i wanted to say in regards to the action, making the entire san francisco single-family neighborhoods to go away, and become up sound, i think if something like tha

basis to lay the groundwork, the work that my colleagues did in the ranking member and ranking member dena ticas and the whole way in which the vso's work together and this committee worked together mr. chairman. our smalltalk up here indicates both of us have a cautiously good feeling about where this is going. i'm happy to hear that i.t. in the work you have done with digital services seems to have more good. i do want to say my farewell to mr. coffman. i truly admire the work that you have done served. under my presumption of chairmanship you can guarantee you will not be forgotten and we care about all the veterans and we are going to make sure that all of these medical centers all get up to snuff. what a pleasure it has been to be your colleague and it is with great notice that i say you are and are asleep talented. you will be contributing to our country and our nation and continue to contribute to your neck community and mr. or work is not here but there's enough already being said about him and i have a feeling we haven't heard the last of him. what is special bipartisan space this

. >> ♪ baby it's cold outside >> well dena martin telling fox news the song "is a cute romantic songd those are your headlines, guys i'll send it back down to you. nicole: thank you, carlie. pete: the pc police kill everything. everything they see they crush. ed: maybe i can't say baby, but it's cold outside and rick richmuth is all over it. how are you rick? rick: it's cold outside. >> [applause] rick: wow that hurt! that hurt. from texas, hey let's take a look at the weather map, but it's raining and snowing in texas, and a big storm moving across parts of the south, tonight will really take aim across parts of the southern appalachians, north georgia mountains, towards asheville, charlotte and raleigh is kind of the big question, right on the line between a little bit more rain, a little bit more snow right now the snow is up to eight inches have accumulated around lubbock, heavy rain moves towards the east, mississippi, alabama, georgia all getting the rain but then that snow line is off towards the north. you'll see the snow there where the temperatures are cool enough , but it