just like casual got mata her been like medic edelman. they said, well you'd be well but not on her. as a matter of fact because it was not a fight for life. logo who it was simply irvine against them but grew on myself on account. okay. it was our fight for dignity, so the 15 we'll go from here, 1st and foremost, for a dignified death, or here on my sleeve or death, according to our conditions, none our food for thought, according to our rules. did he be thought there? oh horribly. as a matter of fact, it was a fight for freedom. there are here not unfortunately fall phone it f freedom as a free and independent lie about was need for freedom of whence own decision also abuse only before taking decisions about one's own fate. on a dog for your what bad also that was an we'll revenge on here before and painful. suffering full murderers and for the death of wines of loved ones. just look at this monument little when it was erected back in the 1940 s her phone ha! ha, it was cold, june, 1 of the most poignant in monument to the heroism and s

dr allison edelman, thank you so much. really appreciate it. thank you. there is little sign right now that a truce is holding in sudan. civilians report more fighting between the armed forces and paramilitary group despite a 72 hour ceasefire, the u. n says one staff member from its migration agency's he died in a clash on friday and that overall more than 400 people have been killed since the fighting began last week earlier, sudan's paramilitary forces announced they were ready to partially reopen airports nationwide. he said. this would allow other countries to safely evacuate their citizens. cnn's larry maduro joins us now with more so larry what's the latest? kim this is supposed to be day two of the three day ceasefire that the two warring parties agreed to in sedan that is the sudanese armed forces and their rivals. the rapid support forces this really powerful paramilitary group, but still even today that they have to eat. people are still reported hearing gunfire and shelling and some explosions , one person telling cnn they've seen military mil

but after my conversation america edelman, i promised him i've kept my promise to work for the jewish people. hearing from him was something that frankly changed my life. recently, a camera was found nearby here. and when they develop the film, they realize that the camera had taken pictures. i had pictures of the warsaw ghetto. and one of the pictures you see a group of jewish people being led out of the ghetto. under the guns of his dorm focus, this picture was taken from a window above. and you could see in this picture, a young girl, she couldn't have been more than 4 or 5 years old, with a beautiful black coat and a hat white hat. she was walking, holding a mother's and father's hands, and i looked at the picture. we know not we owe something. they didn't know. then the next 48 hours. they would all be dead. that picture says a lot about what happened and says a lot about the tragedy. the 1000000 in a have children who died like to talk about something else the same time as to day one year later in 1944 is another's. a struggle for the war saw in 1944, the polish on the ground wa

suzanne goldberg stops by along with comic alex edelman .local headlights including weather, join us on our streaming service, cbs news bay area. have a great afternoon. heheme music, cheering] welcome to the show, everybody. we are kickingng som tonhic it is an ever-- basically, never ending conversation, the human body. i mean, what makes this carcass tick? that is the question. but there are some really other burning questions about sexual health and just how it all works. and renowned obgyn dr. suzanne gilberg-lenz is here! [cheering] drew: i mean, i love these conversations with you so much because it's an all-ages party. everyone's invited.

allison edelman, thank you so much. really appreciate it. thank you. the 2024 race for the white house is heating up with recent polling showing democratic support for president biden to run again is rising, but it's still a bit lukewarm ahead of his possible announcement in the coming week. take a look at this poll from ap international opinion research center released friday shows a broad majority of democrats say that if biden does win the democratic nomination will support him with only 19% saying they wouldn't support him. but this polling shows close split from democrats and independents who lean towards the party on whether biden should run with 47% saying they like to see him do it and 52% saying they wouldn't that's a 10 point improvement for biden since january polling now on the republican side of the race, former president donald trump has been campaigning in his home state of florida. repeating a series of false claims about the 2020 election and taking veiled swipes. it is presumably top rival for the nomination. he spoke at the lee count

edelman answered. no we fought to decide the way we would live until we died. really happy then. kept this place i was thinking about you can see it and they know it was not a myth. what you always say wolf. about when your father would see you on tv. this was revenge. for him, it was satisfied. not just to see a someone tv but you know that child of holocaust was reporting the news. the best revenge. is to survive and thrive. that's why it's so important that we educate and we show the world what was going on, and that's what we're doing. and that is joining me right now, dana. it's a lot for us to process. we're now back. both of us in washington. how are you reflecting on this trip? he said it perfectly wolf. i'm still processing for sure. i think it'll take a long time for me to fully sort of absorb everything that we saw things that we learned. i mean, just being with you, wolf standing there and listening to this amazing guide, uh, as you i told him. the facts about your grandparents and your and your parents, but specifically your grandparents and him, pointing to that gas

it's alex edelman, everybody! ross: hi, alex. [applause] hey, ross. ross: you're soft.mere? yeah. cashmere. alex, we are here at the news desk. would you hit some headlines with us? yes. i'm very excited. drew: i am too. ok, let's get right into it. first up, insider reports that nicolas cage says that thanks to moonstruck, fans have walked up to him

photos were taken by an inmate and smuggled out shelf good, reasonable, but they were very blurry. edelmans are doth, you can't make out my check. it is as yet, but you can see something absolutely horrible was happening in tuscany. when he found these folks as he was a fascinated fort and tried to capture them in paintings in my law to give them deep annoying cause and presence that done. abigail in thus he but he realized the painting can't achieve that alcohol license. can't achieve the show and intensity that i of these are different photos in the book laughed in and he started to abstractly paint over there and find the half finished image. yes, it's been obstruct sort of a mine. this does be a canal cycle, is one of his most seminal works. he reproduced the 4 paintings and several different forms, including an aluminum print for the high stock building in berlin. he sees the paintings as a way to engage in a conversation about what art can contribute to the culture of remembrance. now, at over 90 years, old lister has given up large format painting and gifted the pieces to berlin on p

translator means that the translator is a foreign agent , an honored teacher of russia, a citizen of edelmank, well, there somewhere in the thirties, where the role of the russian people is highly valued and translated for the russian reader for the student. this is understandable. just a wonderful simple book is on sale now in stores. a textbook of world history for children, well, a classic is such a concept that was the main one in the soviet union. the organization was good. we have officially banned censorship, but here it's just censorship. it's just so to say, you can give the case to quote. it was said there, literally the next he, when russian russians appeared, it turns out that they appeared exclusively the times of ivan the terrible, then they mention, moreover, it is mentioned very simply , i remind you that this is the time of the bartholomew night, when more christians were destroyed than in the entire history of roman targets. we haven't talked to you yet. it was a big wild one. yes, yes, a wild, forested country with vast steppes in the north, the landowners there ruled the

give me a little but they were very prairie edelmans are. doth yukon may count, mind checking his yet, but you can see something absolutely horrible was happening in passing when he found these folks as he was a fascinated, fought and tried to capture them in paintings. not my love to give them deeper morning, present and presence that done. i beg as in thus d, but he realized the painting can't achieve that. all right? you can't achieve the shock and intensity of these are different photos in the books. nothing. and he started to abstractly paint over another undefined, the half finished imagery has been obstruct sort of a mine list as be a can now cycle is one of his most seminal works. he reproduced the 4 paintings and several different forms, including an aluminum print for the high stock building in berlin. he sees the paintings as a way to engage in a conversation about what art can contribute to the culture of remembrance. now at over 90 years, old lister has given up large format painting and gifted the pieces to berlin on permanent loan, a legacy deliberately left not to his

carriage so many people retain towards them, even love had its place in a gentile, as the great mach edelman so poignantly with loyalty on earth. get with the young people around monica high on your lead, ranking medic, edwin. man, it's cognitive man and many others, all the heroes of the worst. so ghetto wouldn't do bob and showed an imaginable carriage in dark at night sides. and they wanted to send a message on the west side of unshaken dignity, phase of certain death, with a rosa and gains brazil, injustice against the wall and terror. murder, they were carried lowball in their carriage, shone out far beyond worse. i would go and encouraged others they were carried, shines out into our present bill to lead among be rachel, our band, mag and amman were among the few survivors of the get tele. they'll song to leave their whole life. they. so it is their task to bear witness. rachel, our back in israel, mac and then man hearing poland it we who survive leave this to you in for the so that the memory will not be last year for me. this is their legacy to also belong to preserve, and by that s

edelman is the co founder of st bags and says their itinerary is purposely packed with risk taking outings. snorkeling yesterday was a major thing for a couple of our kids that don't swim in the open ocean. scott spending time in the ocean with some of the kids, including markets got emotional because i was like you know? he was so proud of himself scared that i'm kind of looking at drown. but when i went inside the water i was like i thought i was going to drown right now. seventh grader ania sarfraz, also working through her fear so many like beautiful fishes that have never seen also faced some other fears, making new friends the first day. i was, like, kind of, like, very quiet, and i really didn't know who to talk to, but now like i get along with everyone eager to take the lessons learned and friends made in hawaii back home to oakland. tell other people like you should try to become friends with other stuff. campbell, abc seven news. that is a great experience for those kids. it's an astronomical phenomenon, and it's happening right here. the so called california henge happens twice

do you know who marian wright edelman is? she's this incredible woman, childre's defense fund.r sons about rules. she talks about feeling. i feel like that experience was so humbling for me and embarrassing at times, to be not great, you know i mean? it's important to fail. it was good for me. >> stephen: it could also be just as important not to be so [bleep] hard on yourself. >> keri: [laughs] that's true. >> stephen: keri, lovely to see you. "the diplomat" premieres april 20th on netflix. keri russell, everybody. we'll be right back. in las vegas, the most popular food is broccoli. yeah, that's the only food. they have broccoli smoothies, and broccoli pancakes, and broccoli ice cream, and broccoli hotdogs, and of course, they have raw unseasoned broccoli..... with stems. -daddy, i don't want to go to las vegas with you and mommy tomorrow. oh, are you sure? are you sure you don't want to go, it will be so much fun! we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market. what's bargain bliss? you know that feeling you get when you find the name brands you know and love, bu

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organizers in just a moment, but joining me right now is nbc news digital political reporter adam edelmanadam, bring us up to speed on what is happening in the state house where the vote is expected to happen, i guess, any time now? >> thanks so much for having me. yeah, right now, one of the lawmakers who is facing expulsion, his 20 minutes to defend himself, basically there's going to be three resolutions that will be voted on, one against mr. jones, one against representative gloria johnson, and one against representative justin pierson. they were the three democratic lawmakers that, you know, you've shown video of who protested last week, who joined protesters in their calls for stricter gun safety measures in tennessee following the terrible shooting in nashville but basically these proceedings essentially amount to a trial, and what you see here is representative jones defending himself ahead of a vote that is all but certain to expel him this afternoon. >> it's pretty extraordinary i'm curious what happens next if these three are removed, adam? is it temporary? do they lose the rem

edelman is the co founder of st bags and says their itinerary is purposely packed with risk taking outings. snorkeling yesterday was a major thing for a couple of our kids that don't swim in the open ocean. scott spending time in the ocean with some of the kids, including markets got emotional because i was like you know? he was so proud of himself kind of scared that i'm kind of looking at drown. but when i went inside the water i was like i thought i was going to drown right now. seventh grader ania sarfraz, also working through her fear so many like beautiful fishes that have never seen. the also faced some other fears, making new friends the first day. i was, like, kind of, like really quiet , and i really didn't know who to talk to. but now like i get along with everyone eager to take the lessons learned and friends made in hawaii back home to oakland. other people like you should try to become friends with others. campbell, abc seven news. now to an astronomical phenomenon happening right here in the bay area. it's the so called california henge. it happens twice a year when the sun

my father had communicated with martinth luthr king and they decided to partner with marian wright edelman to organize. it was sucking all the money and johnson essentially had to pull the plug on the war on poverty and my father told martin the poor are never going to get rights in this country until they start politically participating. let's do a poor people's campaign likely due to two years before the civil rights or five years before the civil rights campaign. bring them all to washington, so all these men, thousands of men are encamped on the mall and we drove up past a month or a month and a half earlier. now my father was dead and we drove up past and they all came to the sidewalk and they held their hats against their chest and salute and bow to their head as we took my father up the hill across the bridge to arlington to bury him under a simple stone next to his brother and four years later i was studying american history and i came across demographic data that showed most people that lined the train track and supported my father in the primary in 19684 years later in 1972 they

well as comments from members of the public, so i wanted to go through, and also here today is karen edelman our treasure island advisers and we'll go through the presentation, so following up on last month i again wanted to begin by clarifying the one treasure island transition plan as it relates as it contrasts with the transition plan for the villages at treasure island, the market rate housing. speak a little bit to the origins of the transitional housing rules and regulations. what transition unit is and then re-cap again the initial outreach effort over the last five years that we've had as well as then looking forward at our upcoming engagement plans over the next 6- 18 months. so the one treasure island transition plan is laid out in the amended and restated base closure homeless assistance agreement which is sometimes called the tie die agreement or the one treasure island agreement and it covers transitional housing plans for the one treasure island member agencies that operate housing on the island and source to plow areas and catholic charities and home rise and 360. those agenci

edelman says that he believes getting people living on the streets into shelters immediately is the quickest homelessness. need to have shelter. we need to be able to get folks who are out on the sidewalks now. into a better place and begin to think about how to how to triage their homelessness, whether it's ultimately lead to a permanent home in san francisco, a connection to a relative in some other place a drug treatment program. whatever it is, all of it will be better if we get them out of the encampments and off the sidewalks. gentleman says he expects the beds would cost about $100 million, according to federal data, only 43% of san francisco's homeless population lives in shelters or temporary housing. 5 11 is the time right now checking in with steve mode is not like the wind. so hopefully on our walk today. it won't be as windy yesterday, but it will still be breezy to win. okay, let him know of rain can e things, but so yesterday. watch how this doesn't move. you should know this andre spin. there's no steering currents. so this happens sometimes. i mean, you get 18 to 20 inches o