second gentlemen douglas emhoff will visit the former death camp today, and events will be held aroundo remember the six million jews who were killed in the holocaust. >>> for the first time, aviation giant boeing entered a plea in a criminal case connected to two deadly crashes. and the fda advisers support the idea of one covid vaccine shot per year. shanelle kaul has those stories and more in today's cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: wall street liked the latest gdp report that showed the economy grew at roughly 3% in the last quarter. the dow was up 205 points thursday. the nasdaq gained 199, and the s&p 500 also up by 44. >>> boeing has pleaded not guilty to a criminal fraud charge involving two 737 max jet crashes which killed 346 people. the company is accused of misleading regulators who approved that model. this comes two years after boeing reached a deal with prosecutors, but some of the victims' families are challenging that settlement saying they didn't know about secret negotiations between the two sides. >>> an fda advisory panel voted to switch to one covid-19 vacci

second gentleman douglas emhoff, thank you so much.ast, in some ways they become abstract. 6 million jews were killed. we know that. it horrifies us. but when you go to a place like auschwitz or the holocaust memorial museum back here at home in washington, it becomes very real. it's not abstract anymore. it is about the shoes and the people and the families and human lives one by one that were taken. >> it is so massive. it's hard to believe as you turn around and look at this camp over 1 million jews were slaughtered here, were exterminated, something that the human mind just can't grasp. and many of us thought that coming here -- i know doug felt this way, the second gentleman -- that coming here, there might be a better understanding of the totality of this horror. but in the end, it's just what he said. you look at a pair of one child's shoes, one of the 1 million-plus slaughtered here, executed here, and it drives it home. it makes it all that much more personal, that much more resonant and tragic all of these years later. we're

. >>> second gentleman douglas emhoff will visit auschwitz.huddling before voting for a turned into a three-way battle. a battle from donald trump may not be enough to win. cnn's jeff zeleny. >> reporter: they're all loyal supporters of donald trump, but for six years ronna mcdaniel has been the hand picked leader of the republican national committee. >> done such an incredible job at the rnc. >> a fresh feud is boiling inside. as mcdaniel seeks re-election, she is locked in an unusually tough fight and yet another identity test for the gop. >> let's stop bashing each other and let's remember we only are going to win as a united party in 2024. >> she's not facing a trump pick. >> great lawyer, harmit dillon. >> reporter: she represented trump before the coming nal investigation of the january 6th attack on the capitol and placed blame for gop losses in the last three election cycles not on trump but on mcdaniel and the. >> referee: -- it's far from the classic establishment/anti-establishment divide that separated them. now trump loyalists fig

among the attendees, douglas emhoff who was jewish, vice president kamala harris.nclad entrance bearing the ominous words work makes you free. and paused at the death wall where thousands were executed. just a few hundred miles away, a conflict in ukraine on the minds of many president volodymyr zelenskyy who is jewish lace a candle on a memorial. [speaking foreign language] >> today we emphasizetronger than before never again to hatred or difference. [speaking foreign language] >> for the auschwitz museum -- the comparison was clear. [speaking foreign language] >> similar sick lust for power and similar sounding myths about uniqueness, greatness, supremacy only written in russia. >> on a day to mark pass -- past mass suffering growing concerns about what is happening now. despite the pledge to never forget, never again. there are signs that americans knowledge about the holocaust may be waning. a survey from the american jewish committee found only 20 -- 20 6% of americans can correctly answer four questions about the magnitude of the holocaust and its origins. an

among the attendees, douglas emhoff, who is jewish, husband of vice president kamala harris.hrough the camp's notorious iron-clad entrance, bearing the ominous words, "work makes you free," and paused at the death wall where thousands were executed. just a few hundred miles away in kyiv, a conflict on the minds of many. president volodomyr zelenskyy , who is jewish, placed a candle at a memorial. pres. zelenskyy: today we emphasize even stronger an before -- never again to hatred, never again to indifference. john: for the auschwitz museum director, piotr cywinski, the comparison was clear. piotr: similar sick megalomania, similar lust for power, and similar-sounding myths about uniqueness, greatness, primacy... only written in russian. john: on a day to mark past mass sufferings, growing concerns about what's happening now. despite the pledge to never forget, never again, there are signs that americans' knowledge of the holocaust may be wanting. a new survey for the american jewish committee found that only 26 percent of those questioned could correctly answer four questions

as part of the coverage he'll have an exclusive interview with second gentleman douglas emhoff who iswith joe. willie? >> looking forward to that. >>> this morning following the revelations that president biden and mike pence storing classified documents at the home and donald trump at the beach club there's questions if others took sensitive information. according to two people familiar with the matter "the washington post" is reporting that the national archives is asking them to review. they take and reviews the millions of papers when the president leaves the office. following the news about pence's dockmenteds the week the offices of former presidents george w. bush, bill clinton and barack obama reported on their compliance. joining us is congressman torres of new york. you are announcing new legislation to introduce about defending classified secrets. it is the law to hand over the documents. what does your legislation do to strengthen that? >> it is an honor to be with you. the problem of mishandling information is clearly more common than we think. as a rank and file authorit

. >>> second gentleman douglas emhoff will meet with european leaders in berlin today for a discussion, from the former side of the auschwitz concentration camp in poland. the second gentleman visited with ukrainian refugees and local jewish leaders. he's also stopped at a factory once owned by oscar schindler, who is credited with saving more than 1,000 jews from the nazis during world war ii. on saturday, he reacted to the news of an attack outside a synagogue in east jerusalem, where seven people were shot and killed. >> this is a terrorist attack. this is murder. these were people who were just praying in a temple. living their everyday lives. they were murdered in cold blood, and it is not acceptable. it's something that we need to just stop. >> we'll continue to follow his efforts there. >>> jonathan lemire, i want to swing back to the story pertaining to china and the memo that was released. war with china. concept that's out there now. i'm wondering if the white house is saying anything about this? >> certainly, it's the administration officials i've talked to the last couple d