at the bottom is dora's hometown. it is from this southwestern region of germany that 6,504 jews are deported to vichy, france. the nazis' badden roster revealed that 116 were to be deported, but as ann gel la schindler, a colleague of mine from germany, recently pointed out to me the actual number was 112. the morning of the deportation four individuals committed suicide. and what did badden badden look like at this point? it was disproportionately elderly and tale. 66% -- and female. 66% of the deportees were women, and 58% were 60 or older. while the camp, their destination, was not a death camp, death was always present. as revealed in the diary of oscar wolfe. monday, december 2, 1940: today again we had 12 funerals. this is an unworthy existence. tuesday, december 3, 1940: today we had 14 funerals. wednesday, december 4: today we had 17 funerals. let me justed that these images and the one -- just add that these images and the ones that will follow, they were done by interknees. it was of elsa castor, she manage

dora!frantic search. >> dora. >> reporter: but dora was gone. >> sky was completely black, thundering, lightning, waves coming over my head. just pouring in your face and the waves and tide coming against me. >> reporter: search teams were driven back by the chaotic scene. >> that's the worst part was watching them all leave. >> reporter: then her salvation. >> i searched everything and i saw at this point a pvc pipe sticking up out of the water. i put mie legs around the pole and arms around the pole and just hung on to them. >> reporter: as daylight broke dora spotted a search boat. >> i'm determined if i have to walk right up to the boat. >> reporter: dora safe after her battle with the sea. larry relieved after a night of worry and anguish. >> he said, don't ever do that to me again. he's sobbing. i said do it to you. i said, you left me out there and so he was just very upset. >> reporter: a true survivor, dora says she never doubted her fate. >> i never felt alone even though i was to

but now this is all dora one country is no more or less. the iraqi army meanwhile is fighting back in televised news briefings the government takes a victorias tone. from the information that the ice is looters have started to flee but on the ground we've found little evidence to back up those claims this used to be a territory controlled by the central government but the iraqi army fled this area the same day that the city of mosul was captured by isis millions of dollars of u.s. made equipment abandoned uniforms shared in haste. now this looks like a perhaps a breakout from the special forces iraqi special forces this is obviously a vest that they discarded left behind they dressed in civilian clothes ran away essentially abandoned their posts and that's how in part isis has been able to see it so much territory so quickly the fighting has displaced hundreds of thousands of iraqis that many are scarred by the two thousand and three invasion and describe a sense of deja vu with the current crisis again from two thousand and three it's givi

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former hhs counselor for science and public health, dora hughes. thank you. >> thank you. >>> today the president of the united states got before a big audience, on a microphone, and compared himself to marky mark. it happened. i'll give you the full context. >>> just hours ago president obama spoke on the phone with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu telling him the united states is willing to negotiate a cease-fire between israel and hamas according to the white house. the president also, according to the white house, reaffirming israel's right to defend itself against continuing rocketfire by hamas and other militant groups in gaza. 170 rockets have been fired into israel in the last day, alone, according to the israeli defense forces. including several aimed at the major cities of tel-a-viv and jerusalem. hamas, itself, which is firing the rockets, makes no bones about targeting civilians with its own spokesperson saying on tuesday all israelis have now become legitimate targets. meanwhile, as israel continues to fire strikes at gaza, th

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. >>> joining us now on set to talk about the personal impacts of the violence is saeed dora a palestinianrican and son skype out of the israel an israeli citizen. from gaza in the occupied territories a gazan activist and from fireisland new york, a professor of jewish and religious studies and a rabbi. thank you for being here. saeed, you were born in michigan, grew up in maryland and have relatives in gaza. what have they been telling you? >> we are used to, first of all, relatives in gaza being a lot more brave than we think. we have a thunder storm, we hear the crack of thunder, we get scared. but we are used to them saying it's no big deal no matter what we see. it is a big deal, they are huddled in their homes, and they are spreading through the house, they want to be in different places throughout the house. they are able to get help, but it's just battering. they are very worried, saying they are scared to death, sitting in dark rooms. the only things keeping the film lit, there are no explosions. >> typically, no matter what i see on the news, you can contact them and say it's ju

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caliphate controlling territory the group has cropped or this or that opposition but now this is all dora the one country there is no more more or less. the iraqi army meanwhile is fighting back airstrikes against insurgent strongholds and ground operations to in televised news briefings the government takes a victorious tone. from the information that the ice is looters have started to flee all the intelligence information that we got today and yesterday showed that the moral of the enemy is collapsing but on the ground we found little evidence to back up those claims. this used to be territory controlled by the central government but the iraqi army fled this area the same day that the city of mosul was captured by isis. millions of dollars of u.s. made equipment abandoned uniforms shared in haste. no i can't compare the face. special forces special. the u.s. built and trained iraqi army at a cost of nearly twenty five billion dollars it was shocking to see how quickly it collapsed now this looks like a hat a breakout from the special forces iraqi special forces this is obviously a vest

president's plan which we had grave reservations about if for example that the opposition has to be desired dorany lated then this would be a course of action that i would categorically reject i think it would also be very bad indeed for a neighboring country you could still would be sort of well let's have a look back at some of the key efforts to ease tensions in ukraine now last week the lore lang the use of russian troops in ukrainian territory was withdrawn president putin for a quest and then two days later kiev extended the ceasefire to seventy two hours with anti-government forces firing to observe it and then on monday moscow invites ukrainian forces and monitors from the european security watchdog to its checkpoints on the border with ukraine the cease fire ended that same night and i russia germany and ukraine are calling on the sides to recommit to the troops. and antigovernment forces and against region have released ukrainian t.v. journalists who they suspected of spying were also getting reports of a russian border checkpoint being hit by shells fired from ukrainian territory head

officials authorized fines up to $500 for overwatering, they got this letter from the city of glen dora. >> it says you have 60 days to get your lawns looking like this or else. >> or criminal prosecution or fines, whatever that means. >> reporter: yes, a $500 fine for underwatering. >> it's kind of crazy. considering the state of the state. >> yeah. it goes against common sense. >> reporter: that's the dilemma facing californians. water so readily available, and yet so scarce. danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >> but in some cases, a brown lawn is no problem. homeowners in los angeles have found a way to keep their lawns green in spite of the drought. lawn painters like carrie mccoy match paint colors with parts of the lawn that are still green and use dye mixed with water into spray paint the lawns and he says business is booming. >> as soon as the water sanctions hit and as soon as people find their water bills rising and rising they're looking for ways to cut back on their expenses. and that's when they start calling. >> mccoy says the grass doesn't really dye completely.

authorized fines of up to $500 for overwatering, the cordy's got this letter from the city of glen doraaid you have 60 days to get your lawn looking like this or else. >> and the penalty was fines of $100 to $500 or criminal prosecution, whatever that means. >> reporter: yes, a $500 fine for underwatering. >> it's kind of crazy considering the state of the state. >> yeah t goes against common sense. >> reporter: that's the dilemma facing californians. water so readily available, and yet so scarce. danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >> a hot air balloon crashed last night in massachusetts and the whole thing was caught on tape. here it is, attempting a landing in the town of clinton when it suddenly burst into flames after colliding with some power lines. five people on board were injured. the faa will investigate the crash. golf errory mcilroy won the british open today but he wasn't the only winner. ten years ago the mcilroy was a teenager his father made a bet at 500 to 1 odds that he would win the tournament by the time he turned 26. his age today, 25. jerry mcilroy and a fe

happening on the ground and quite frankly a lot of facts we don't know yet and political analyst william dora's says it's pointless for the us to call for an end to hostilities while it's still at this moment supplying arms to israel. washington knows full well what's going on and washington is paying for it if the us government wants to stop the killing in gaza all would have to do is start earning weapons and start spending money to pay for it but the pentagon announced that it was resupplying israel with artillery shells to use against the people who were as a u.s. marine sixteen flown by u.s. trained pilots a reigning u.s. married miss isles they're out on civilians who were trapped in a cage with nowhere to go and all that were these were a huge about investigation and we want the violence to stop or meaningless and i mean the israeli bombardment of gaza fifty one i.d.f. soldiers are making a stand and refusing to take part in any more destruction artie's paula tells the story in the future i hope. i can aspire to be a reasonable palestinian and after israel no longer exist in yell rosenbe

well in dora's with little bit earlier there we want you to keep up to date with the latest from ukraine on air and at r.t. dot com our web site you can find in-depth coverage of the whole crisis as it's unraveled from day one. to the. next this morning two men wearing israeli army uniform have been filmed in jerusalem savagely beating a teenager the fifteen year old who's a u.s. citizen is thought to have been attacked during a demonstration over the death of his cousin that palestinian youngster was abducted and killed earlier this week graphic footage capturing the instant was put online provoking widespread public outrage the boy suffered serious injuries during the brutal attack and he's now in hospital the israeli army is issued a statement saying the police force is to blame it's not the first time violence against palestinian teens has been caught on camera in may two teenagers were shot dead during a protest in the west bank the israeli military was blamed for those killings but television denied its troops had fired lethal ammunition at the time. meantime medical autopsy result

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president's plan which we had grieved reservations about for example that the opposition has to be desired dora ny lated then this would be a course of action that i would categorically reject i think it would also be very bad indeed for a neighboring country mr lavrov was also asked if russia had any influence over those fighters in the east of the country he said that there was possibilities for russia to influence them but stress that these people were fighting to defend their land and defend their families and he called on the ukrainian officials from kiev to respect the new cease fire exit saying that this was incredibly important that there was no fighting no violations of this ceasefire so that meaningful dialogue could take place our correspondent in berlin look growing casualties and intensified artillery fire on the ground in ukraine has been nothing but quote measured steps by ukrainian security forces to maintain order person did the view of the u.s. state department spokes person voice during its daily briefing when we condemn the unlawful detention of the two journalists in the hu

political analyst william dora says the u.s. is calling for an end to hostilities at the very same time that it dispatches yet more weapons to israel. washington knows full well what's going on and washington is paying for if the u.s. government wants to stop the killing in gaza call it there should do is start then sending weapons and start spending money to pay for it but the pentagon announced that it was resupply israel with artillery shells to use against the people who were the u.s. may sixteenth flown by u.s. trained pilots a reigning u.s. married. they're out on civilians who are trapped in a cage with nowhere to go and all the worries where a huge about investigation and we want the violence to stop are meaningless literalists calling up sixteen thousand additional reserve troops as it's a solved goes on bus there are fifty one i.d.f. soldiers who are making a stand and refusing to take part in any more destruction artie's paula slayer tells their story in the future i hope. i can aspire to be reasonable palestinian and

. >> reporter: dora cano says she's mad. others are stuped or confused. they received letters and were told to show up. the doors are close and they filed for bankruptcy and they won't get their diplomas. >> people want your diploma, but at this point there's no point in doing it unless i start over the nine-month program again. >> reporter: that stings because each of the 278 students paid cash or took out loans that costs from $10,000 to $16,000. they were handed sealed transcripts and a list of other schools with openings in their field. but they could make no guarantees their credits could be transferred. company had to shut down its campus in may when it was served with an eviction notice. the landlord's attorney told us then the school was over $80,000 behind the rent. but the matter was resolved. students have been given a form to apply for a state run program to recover the tuition they paid. a federal program may forgive their loan. >> we need to file the form and send it to sacramento and wait for the state to see if they'll give us any money ba

the same exact thing happened in the dora neighborhood in baghdad. >> not necessarily troops.i'm saying any additional military action beyond what the administration is considering now, does it change the equation is what i asked. >> yeah. i think that right now the biggest issue is getting these people humanitarian aid and settlement aid and congressman is going to introduce a resolution calling on the u.n. to do that they have lost everything and they are never going to get it back. and so i think that and then there are other things the u.s. could be doing, primarily saudi arabia is the main problem. they are the ones who sort of foment all of this through their education, through the textbooks. the u.s. needs to be putting more pressure on them. but i think immediately it's a humanitarian issue. >> but apart from the military thing where we cannot effect in any way, it's going to be in the hands of the iraqi army. it will succeed or it won't. but, what we can do, where is the president on this? this is 5% cushion of christians who predate the muslims by 600 years in the mi

con, dora the explorer. pro, biden spent hours in the oval office.stly spinning around in president obama's chair. get up. >> and one more thing, if you're near new york city, try dishonorable at the theater in tribeca. including those for our son, thomas. >>> up next, bob mcdonald an his wife on trial for corruption. their defense, that she took the gifts so she could spend time with the kid who gave them. the latest on the soap opera strategy next. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics, next. dsl myth #1. it can help your business save money. false. the truth is when you compare our fastest internet to the fastest dsl from the phone company, comcast business gives you more for your money. why pay more for less? call today for a low price on speeds up to 150mbps. and find out more about our two-year price guarantee. comcast business. built for business. >>> welcome back to "hardball." what do you do when you're a lawyer and your client, an elected official with a businessman. pictures like this have been introduced into evidence. the ma

in a town square not far from her home, amex and axel's mother dora agreed to meet me.he was wary of being overheard talking about the gangs and her sons. >> translation: i have to be very cautious to say what i'm about to say. there are some things you are not supposed to say, you join or are killed. boys as young as 12 or 15 had to leave. that's the only solution. >> reporter: axel is in the u.s. he may have to come home. he may be deported. what will happen to him if he has to come home? >> if he ended up here and didn't go back to the states, they'd kill them. that is what would happen. >> paul beban joins us in studio. are there any parts that feel safer than the oppression we feel in the piece? >> downtown is the commercial district and every established has a private armed security guard. neighbourhoods where families live, where people are unsafe where the gangs run rough shod over families and the communities and the young teen im boys, the prime victims for recruitment as targets for extortion or new gang members, they don't have a lot of options. >> how much

con, dora the explorer.se ] strong choice. >> steve: you can go a lot worse. >> jimmy: yeah, you can do worse. pro, he's looking forward to working closely with the fbi. con, he still thinks it stands for "female body inspector." [ laughter ] that's -- that was grade school. >> steve: you would think he would learn that by now. >> jimmy: i know. >> steve: he's been in the government a long time. >> jimmy: pro, biden has already spent hours in the oval office. con, mostly spinning around in president obama's chair. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wee! >> steve: wee! [ applause ] [ impersonating obama ] >> jimmy: "joe, get out. get out, joe. he's your snack." [ laughter ] "then, it's naptime." pro, he's not afraid to ask the tough, hard-hitting questions. con, like, "why didn't andi choose nick on 'the bachelorette.'" [ laughter ] america wants to know! >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: pro, watching him put his right hand on the bible to recite the presidential oath. con, watching him make ls with both hands to figure out whi

in a town square not far from her home, alex and axel's mother dora agreed to meet me but even here she weary of being overheard talking about the gangs and her sons. >> i have to be cautious to say what i'm about to say. you are not supposed to some things. you join or you are killed. boys as young as 12, 15 years old had to leave. >> axel is in the u.s. now but he may have to come home. he may be deported. what's going to happen to him if he has to come home? >> if he ended up back here and he didn't go back to the states weekendly, they would kill him. that's what would happen. >> paul beban in studio. are there any parts of san pedro that feel safer than the oppression we feel in that piece? >> you know, downtown is the commercial district and every establishment has some sort of private armed security guard. it's the neighborhoods where families live, where people are unsafe. it's where the gangs really run rough shod over families, over communities and especially over these young teenaged boys who are their prime victims for recruitment, either as targeted for extortion or new gan

. >> the crash claims the lives of two hungarian students, szabolcs prem and dora schwendtner. but somehow 35 people are pulled to safety. many need medical attention, including ruby, who suffers from shock. in philadelphia, the mayor holds a press conference. >> this is a very serious situation, and we're going to do everything we can to, obviously, get to the bottom of it. >> investigators at the national transportation safety board issue a press release and determine that matthew devlin, the tugboat operator towing the barge, hit the duck boat because of distractions while he using his cell phone and computer to deal with a family emergency. according to the report, during the minutes leading up to the crash, devlin left his post in the upper wheel house of the tugboat and his vision of anything in front of him were completely obscured by the barge. >> anything you want to say at all? anything at all? >> not at this time. >> devlin pleads guilty to one count of misconduct of a ship operator resulting in death and is sentenced to a year and a day in prison. ride the ducks pre

con, dora the explorer. pro, biden spent hours in the oval office. mostly spinning around in president obama's chair. get up. >> and one more thing, if you're near new york city, try dishonorable at the theater in tribeca. including those for our son, thomas. >>> up next, bob mcdonald an his wife on trial for corruption. their defense, that she took the gifts so she could spend time with the kid who gave them. the latest on the soap opera strategy next. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics, next. u tap n wagon. no big deal... until your insurance company jacks up your rates. you freak out. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? hey insurance companies, news flash. nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. and cialis for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved to treat symptoms of bph, like needing to g

here you have something that you would think of is simple, as sending a check to cousin dora in france and yet their all these restrictions how much you can send and when you can send it. so, for me, in "exit berlin" it brought me into the world of this family and understand the difficulties they had dealing with this crisis. go ahead. [inaudible] >> the question asked here made me ask the question, what was ajc doing during the war? in terms of europe. >> the american jewish committee was following things closely. i'm not conversant with all the diplomatic activity, and there was diplomatic activity. and that is really a whole other question here, but let me just say this. the situation of jews in the 1930s and the 1940s was a far cry from what it is now, and, yes, more could have been done and should have been done, but i firmly believe that this was a tidal wave, that the american jewish community, at that time, given its station in society, could not have prevented this. >> i don't mean to engage in excessive paul yetics. i wasn't around in those years, but it's somewhat simplistic

yelp, pan dora, groupon joining in on the social media comeback. a quick work on india.hey have been rally mode in hopes that the newly elected prime minister will tackle inflation. the india budget will be released later this week. market participants will watch this closely as they are expected to outline measures around taxes and inflation and as well as attracting private investment. that's something to watch looking at india. >> bertha coombs. >> carl, tim evans at city futures says the market seems to have moved in concerned to complacency when it comes to geopolitical risk. for a time it was all about concerns we would see a takeover of the oil production facilities in iraq. that hasn't come to pass as yet. now we've got oil coming back online in libya. the rebels have given up control of two major points closed for the past year. libya has lifted and we're seeing some of that upward movement, little bit more downward pressure here when it comes to the oil majors but traders still say they don't think it's ready to fall out of bed just yet because these situations

make technology your travel companion, but if you're on an airplane or train, not everybody loves dora each pocket with age-appropriate activities that the kids can get to. it's got snacks, handheld alongs games. willie i can make one of these for big boys on the go. >> you have poker here. i didn't know what age group that was. >> and self-craft sets. travel cosmetic cases and they hang from the seat back in front of where your child is sitting. i also want to remind people that you've got to bring everything on board an airplane, a train, anywhere that you're going to be traveling. there's nothing on board to help you to help your kid other than an airsick bag. which you can fill up with hot water and warm a baby bottle if you need to. >> nice. what's down here now? >> so this one is once you get to your destination, you have four people, five people sharing a really small space. it's one of those hanging shoe trees. you bring it with you, hang it up in the bathroom over the door and put all the different toiletri toiletries. it keeps everything organized. that space in the room is s