eva i'm going to have to protect. give us relationship with her parents wasn't as relaxed as the films might suggest her best friend later reported that ava spent most of her youth at her parents' place as the atmosphere at eva's home wasn't very pleasant. eva took courses in housekeeping bookkeeping and typewriting at a catholic boarding school in one nine hundred twenty nine she successfully applied for an apprenticeship at a well known munich photoshop. langridge hoffman was the shrewd personal photographer to add off hitler. at one point he introduced his new worker saying this is our brave little boy line eva up errantly the couple met frequently after work or confided to his adjutant for love i keep a girl in munich. sin and ever fitz's as ever and she was seventeen and he was force here. aging bachelor apparently was smitten by the scars the highly he walked and she certainly found him impressive as did many women at the time. in fact. and so did her boss have highly hoffman. for the under whose role in initiat

these photos from eva's albums show that at all for hitler and eva brown behaved like a married couple in private but the few are still ruled out marriage. declan duffy of us if up all on his i had thought it was the only reason the buy he and eva brown didn't get married inside an angsty because he was afraid of having a wife afraid she might make legal claim and he's. even said that clearly in his talks that his main headquarters after nine hundred forty two months outside fits. and that he was afraid of the claims a wife might have on him before to an aspersion i love always remain something casual. she has no claims. and she stays depends how in kind of a sport is the blood up painting. it's also unclear whether this was a strictly platonic relationship even today there is speculation about hitler sexuality eva's cousin didn't believe that it was an intimate relationship. response or kind for hey this. until you see it as a regular relationship. it was more like one between father and daughter. lloyd i may still believe that. because i don't want it to be true. that the dog the tho

by that time eva brown was partner to a mass murderer.brown had been conscripted into the veil mocked the family photo also shows his eldest daughter is a who worked for albert speer as a secretary but unlike. gretl she was not part of hitler's entourage as didn't earn a lot of a center ten marks every month. but she wrote that she could not ask the fewer for favors for her family when her sister criticized the dictator's politics ava forbade her to ever mention the topic again supposedly saying if you're ever sends you to a concentration camp i won't be the one to save you. in eva's garden in munich the browns and their friends appeared to be in good spirits and content but the furors thirty year old lover had changed. is a brown noted in her diary back then eva has become arrogant to radical and tactless toward her family because she mixes with the v.i.p.'s she behaves selfishly and sometimes cruelly she gives away her discarded clothes as if she were the queen. in the summer of one nine hundred forty two heavy suitcases were carried ou

the daughter of eva's friend had to schneider often had to pose for photos and films eva's biographer believes that she staged this family idyll to express her wishes for her future private life. when these photos were being taken jewish children were being systematically killed in the death camps in the east. the thirty two year old ava brown was becoming more and more important to hitler for the first time joseph goebbels mentioned her in his diary. the furer praises the quiet intelligent and down to earth character of eva brown she will be a valuable support for him. as fogarty he's so dark and it can't be denied that he aged visibly and during this war he couldn't wind quanta and the only stages of his parkinson's disease started to show he feels like. it's a harsh contrast to the elephant as in films that have a brown shot of him fear him and he is up on from his luggage i thought. the propaganda minister noted on march fourteenth one thousand nine hundred four when i'm brown showed us several color films in her room we could see the fewer during peaceful times i have never seen

the browns with eva behind the camera took a launch across the harbor. the milwaukee was operated by the national socialist organization cost. strength through joy it provided holiday cruises for party comrades. the former north atlantic passenger steamer built in one thousand nine hundred twenty nine in hamburg had room for six hundred guests and was very popular as a cruise ship its destination this time the norwegian sure it's. eva made a well groomed impression on board her suits were made by high class berlin tailors still albert spared described her in his memoirs as modestly and unobtrusively dressed and that she wore noticeably cheap jewelry. the first class passengers pass their time at the pool. younger sister gretel was frequently in the camera's. ashore excursion in northern norway. of course the locals didn't know that the lover of nazi germany's dictator was one of the tourists. another highlight of the cruise mobster was served on deck at lunchtime or. the browns wallowed in luxury while their daughter's companion at home was preparing to

los médicos se dirigieron a eva y su esposo.o. fueron las horas más horribles, dice eva. solo oraba y suplicaba por su hija. aunque llicía tenía dudas por aclarar. antes de que karina perdiera el conocimiento, identificó al agresor en una foto. era el chico con quien había salido a la cochera para hablar en privado. y quien por dos años había sido el novio de su hija. eva: lo veíamos muy buena persona y-- y jamás pensamos eso. yo lo miraba a él como a un hijo. carmen: ya ante el público que la esperaba, detalló cómo inició su historia con él. karina: se me hacía muy diferente a los demás muchachos. era muy educado. cuando lo conocí, recuerdo que me saludó de mano, algo que nadie hace a esa edad. carmen: les compartió que se conocieron casi al ingresar a la preparatoria y que poco a poco se fue ganando su confianza, su amistad, y luego su amor. karina: acompañaba a mí y a mi familia a la iglesia. hasta mi abuelito lo quiso mucho. carmen: al paso del tiempo, el muchacho encantador se convirtió en un muchacho celoso, posesivo, cont

eva: no. actually built from steam up in our georgia factory, and then they're delivered down here. so, they pretty much come to us like an empty house, and we install everything. lemonis: i'll find my way. it's just on the way back there? i'll find my way. eva: nice meeting you. lemonis: nice meeting you. take care. nancy: hi, marcus. how are ya? lemonis: how are you? nancy: nancy pappas. lemonis: nice to meet you. nancy: nice to meet you. tom: hey, marcus. tom etheridge. nice to meet you. lemonis: how are you? tom: good. lemonis: this is the headquarters for worldwide trailer? nancy: yep. tom: this is the headquarters. lemonis: how much revenue will your company do? tom: we did $4 million last year. lemonis: and so how much of that actually fell to the bottom line? how much did you make? tom: maybe $400,000. amber: you have a lot more hair here. lemonis: no, i don't. not there i don't. no. amber: you do. lemonis: i don't. look at how much forehead -- amber: it's -- on the sides, it's -- lemo

vados ya que deben eva bar todos los peligros que han dejado a su paso y las llamas se intensificaronlas personas se sientan seguras al regreso dar al hogar suma mÁs de 98.000 acres y amenaza a otras 5000 viviendas que ha cobrado la vida de seis personas de las 21 personas reportadas como desaparece vida sÓlo con siete no han podido reestablecer contacto. >>unas reuniones comunitarias donde participan elementos de los bomberos que dan ndio aunqu levantaron las Órdenes de baco pasiÓn no hay fecha para que la gente pueda regresar a su casa porque las autoridades insiste en en terminar con todas las situaciones de peligro. y madres desesperadas ponen en huelga de hambre para hacerse escuchar las autoridades de inmigrar john. el sistema de transporte pÚblico de san franz disco requiere de muchas mejoras segÚn un reciente reporte. >>las madres protestan con una huelga de hambre por las polÍticas de separaciÓn de familias. >>madres de familia realizan una huelga de hambre que se extenderÁ durante tres dÍas e implica solamente beber lÍquidos, madres de familia de dip gerentes razas y credos

eva pilgrim, abc news, london. >> thanks, eva. >>> and rescue teams say they're now making progress inhe search for a youth soccer team trapped inside a cave in thailand. the 12 boys and their coach have divers now believe they're getting closer to higher ground inside the cave where the group may be stranded. large pumps have been used to lower the water levels in the cave. meanwhile, students at the boys' school were seen here praying for their classmates' safe return. >>> port state university in oregon are protesting the fatal shooting of a navy veteran by campus police. eyewitnesses say jason washington was trying to break up a fight outside a sports bar when he was shot. the 45-year-old was a postal worker with a wife, three daughters and a granddaughter. the students say this is why they fought against campus police carrying guns. >> i understand the guy has a gun, and you don't know but still why? we didn't feel threatened with the guy with the gun. he was a cool guy. nothing was going to happen. >> the two portland state officers are now on paid administrative leave. they repo

>> eva pilgrim on this tonight. eva, thank you. >>> we're going to turn next this evening to an abc news exclusive here. the father of that missing student in iowa is now breaking his silence, pleading for help in finding his daughter. of course, last seen jogging nearly two weeks ago now. here's abc's whit johnson. >> reporter: tonight, the search for 20-year-old mollie tibbetts growing more desperate. authorities now focusing on her digital footprint, trying to nail down a clear timeline of her disappearance. >> i just want her home. >> reporter: mollie's father, rob tibbetts, speaking exclusively to abc news. >> we just need people to think. there's somebody -- they know something and they don't even know it's important. >> reporter: mollie, last seen jogging july 18th, wearing a sports top, shorts and running shoes. investigators say her evening jogs were often long, on different routes through this sprawling farming community, complicating the search. authorities hoping to find critical clues in her cell phone

police tell us clooney was respecting the 60-mile-an-hour speed limit. >> thank you, eva.the time of the crash. he's home recovering, and he reportedly told a friend it is "good to be alive." we want to thank you for watching "nightline" tonight. as always we're online 24/7 on our "nightline" facebook page. thank you again for watching and have a good night. hmm. [cell phone beeps] hey! [police whistle blows] [horns honking] woman: hey! [bicycle bell rings] turn here. there. excuse me. uh.

amy. >> all right, eva, thanks so much.ning us from los angeles is "the new yorker's" ronan farrow. ronan, good morning, and as we just heard, we know that that board of directors is meeting today. what do you think they're going to do? >> amy, it's really not for me to speculate about what will happen to leslie moonves. in fact, i think it's important to point out that the goals of these women coming forward, both the six with allegations about mr. moonves and also dozens more talking about a culture of abuse across cbs' different divisions weren't aiming to take people down. the goal was to expose stories that had been buried for a long time, both this harassment and what some women describe as assault in this story and also of retaliation. >> his accusers didn't say to you what they think should happen to les moonves? >> i think it's going to mean a great deal to these accusers and, look, to survivors of sexual violence and retaliation everywhere. whether a company is willing to take the kind of action espoused in a lot

." >> eva joins us live in studio. as cbs begins their investigation, some are questioning the timing of these allegations. >> announcer: that's right, tom. cbs is in the heated merger with viacom. claims this may stem from that dispute. cbs saying they'll fully investigate these sexual misconduct claims and that the board will promptly review the findings and they'll take appropriate action, tom. >> eva, thank you. >>> next to the headline out of the vatican. pope francis accepting the resignation of cardinal theodore mccarrick. of washington. one of the most powerful catholic officials in the u.s. the pope ordering the former archbishop to a life, quote, life of prayer and penance. the 88-year-old stripped of his rank and title and sentenced to remain in seclusion until his church trial. resignations by catholic cardinals are extremely rare. the last one back in 1927. >>> and we're learning more about a devastating motel fire on southeastern shore of lake michigan. an entire family killed in benton harbor. the sherif

faces frenchman edwin man the reno number two you see the raf will also be in action against czech eva silly over on court one over talk of each will play current cut off of russia well for three when martin del potro will take on jill simone on court two. on the women's side center court will host serena williams as she plays evgenia the now angele kerber will be on called one against bill in the bench each elsewhere covering the push faces key burdens of the netherlands and you in austin payne go will be in action against alexandria sas novich cycling world champion b. to say given of slovakia has won the second stage of this year's tour de france and for good measure he's also in possession of the leaders yellow jersey sunday's stage took the riders on a one hundred eighty two point five kilometer journey with one categorized climb stage one winner from colombia finance was held up in a crash in the final kilometer say going to voided the pileup and would overtake a local rider on all of them are on the slight incline near the finish he will to hold of the challenge from italy sunda

here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: the growing mystery. counterterrorism investigators trying to zero in on how two british nationals were poisoned with the deadly nerve agent novichok. new surveillance footage showing one of them appearing healthy less than 24 hours before she and another man were rushed to a hospital. >> this is the second unprecedented incident. it will raise a huge level of public concern and anxiety. >> reporter: this quiet community now holding its breath. >> we've all been evacuated. literately i had a knock on my door saying you have to pack your bag. >> reporter: officials retracing the steps of dawn sturgess and charlie rowley. identified by friends in british media. locations in amesbury and seven miles away in salaisbursalisbur england. this park cordoned off where sergei skripal and his daughter were seen just before they collapsed from the same type of poison in march. >> the police, i know, will be leaving no stone unturned. >> reporter: police saying they have yet to officially tie the two cases together. >

here's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: a daring escape from this french prison tonight. notorious gangster redoine faid, serving a 25-year sentence for murder, breaking out by helicopter. in this video you see two men dressed in black running out, then a helicopter pulling away from the prison courtyard with fayid inside. onlookers cheering. the getaway copter later found burnt, near a suburb of paris. the french justice minister saying the accomplices took the helicopter pilot hostage and forced him to go to the prison. no one was injured. as he told the french magazine "the point," faid would take his criminal inspiration from movies and actors such as robert de niro and michael mann's 1995 movie "heat," watching scenes hundreds of times in order to recreate them in real life. >> put your hands down! >> reporter: this isn't the first time fayid has managed to escape from prison. he escaped in 2013 and was caught shortly after. but it wasn't always like this for the gangster. in 2010, he vowed to change his life around, going on a press tour promoting a book about his c

here is eva pilgrim. >> reporter: meghan markle's father on the offensive again.g he's no longer speaking to meghan and harry. >> the phone number i called, it doesn't work anymore. i guess the liaison with the royal family never answers back. so i have no way of contacting my daughter. >> reporter: making intimate private family matters public. >> prince harry has never met his father-in-law. the big question has to be is he ever going to now. >> reporter: now reportedly threatening to visit his daughter and son-in-law with or without an invitation, saying if i choose in a month or a couple of months to go to england, i want to see my daughter and commenting on the royal family on tmz, tomorrow is my birthday, 74 years old, and i'm enjoying the fact that i can make the entire royal family not speak. and to add insult to injury, meghan's half sister is reportedly threatening to tell all on big brother. british newspapers also reporting meghan's extended family trying to cash in with their own reality show. >> the royal family is a bit like fight club. first rule i

>> eva, thank you. >>> back here at home, to a real-life hollywood kidnapping case. police say an actor and an actress kidnapped, one of them brutalized, the other, forced to write a $10,000 check for ransom. abc's linsey davis picks up the investigation. >> reporter: lapd guns trained at a woman, her hands in the air. >> five guns pointed at this woman. >> reporter: onlookers initially believed this could be a case of excessive force. but tonight, police say the woman being arrested in this now viral video, 25-year-old amber neal, is actually part of a trio involved in a brutal kidnapping of two hollywood stars that played out like a real-life horror movie. according to newly released court documents, neal and two men, back in may of 2017, allegedly entered the home of daisy mccrackin, seen here in "halloween: resurrection," where they pistol-whipped joseph capone. the trio then allegedly forced the actors to wear black hoods on their heads before transporting them to the compton home of one of the conspirators. where prosecutors say capone was stripped and held in

abc's eva pilgrim is on the scene tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the growing mystery. counterterrorism investigators trying to zero in on how two british nationals were poisoned with the deadly nerve agent novichok. new surveillance footage showing one of them appearing healthy less than 24 hours before she and another man were rushed to a hospital. >> this is the second unprecedented incident. it will raise a huge level of public concern and anxiety. >> reporter: this quiet community now holding its breath. >> we've all been evacuated. literally, i had a knock on my door saying, you've got to pack a bag. >> reporter: officials retracing the steps of dawn sturgess and charlie rowley, identified by friends in british media. locations in amesbury and seven miles away in salisbury, england, shut down. this park cordoned off near where former russian spy sergei skripal and his daughter yulia were seen just before they collapsed from the same type of poison in march. >> the police, i know, will be leaving no stone unturned. >> reporter: police saying they have yet to offici

abc's eva pilgrim reporting tonight from paris. >> reporter: tonight, a massive manhunt for 46-year-oldredoine faid. the french gangster, serving a 25-year sentence for murder, now on the run after this breathtaking helicopter escape from this prison south of paris. three accomplices in masks hijacked the helicopter, using guns to force the pilot to fly to the jail. they flew it here and hovered between that yellow and the red building, it's a pretty small space to hover. two of the men jumped out, setting off smoke bombs, before breaking into the visitors room where faid was meeting with his brother, whisking him away. the chopper later found burnt. the men last seen switching cars, heading north. but investigators say they've ditched that car tonight. this isn't faid's first prison break. in 2013, he escaped by blowing up doors with dynamite, using four guards as human shields. the notorious french gangster telling a magazine he took his criminal inspiration from hollywood, like michael mann's 1995 movie "heat," watching scenes hundreds of times, studying them. authorities think drone

abc's eva pilgrim joins us now with the details on that. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning. he's one of the most powerful men in media. this morning, les moonves, the ceo of cbs is under investigation this morning by his own company for those allegations of sexual misconduct. he is the man credited with turning around cbs, green lighting hit shows like "everybody loves raymond." >> i can't breathe. >> reporter: "csi" and "survivor." this morning one of the most powerful men in the media business, les moonves, now facing his own scandal. "the new yorker" releasing an expose by ronan farrow featuring accusations from six women that range from inappropriate kissing to sexual assault. in the article the emmy nominated actress and writer ileana douglas known for her roles in "goodfellas" and "six feet under" tells farrow what happened to me was a sexual assault and then i was fired for not participating. she recounts an incident in moonves' office. in a millisecond he's got one arm over me pinning me saying moonves was violently kissi

abc's eva pilgrim joins us with the latest. eva, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the cbs ceo facing sexual misconduct allegations. six women have come forward but now some of his female co-workers and other actresses and hosts are coming to his defense, as the network is facing some tough questions. les moonves, the head of cbs, under investigation for sexual misconduct. this morning the company he's run for two decades accused of turning a blind eye to a culture of harassment. "the new yorker" releasing an expose by ronan farrow featuring allegations from six women against the cbs chairman that range from inappropriate kissing to sexual assault. >> these are all stories in which women said one after another that they were terrified and intimidated. >> it's nice. >> reporter: in the article, the emmy nominated actress and writer, illeana douglas, known for her roles in "goodfellas" and "six feet under" describes what she calls a sexual assault that occurred during a meeting with moonves for a show she was cast in. she claims he held her down and began violently ki

eva clayton, we were talking about, she was on the weiculture committee and were talking about the importance of food, hunger. during the interview, she stopped for a second and was remembering her mother, and how she came to the school. it was a segregated school in the south. they didn't have a lunch room. her mother started a lunch room, and it was just with fruit. she was just giving out the fruit. she said that was my inspiration. that's what led me to a lot of what i did in congress. as the interviews went on, women were telling us stories that were very candid. >> powerful. >> you have an online exhibit, what do visitors find when they go there? >> they will find full transcripts. for researchers we try to give , something to everyone that is looking to learn more about women in congress. there is also video clips, and audio clips. abstracts and biographies. and photographs, we have great photographs. and also some artifacts and objects, many of which come from the house collection. >> and we are still doing interviews, we are still trying to get more former congresswomen and senior wo

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eva, thank you so much. >> sounds like a great exchange. >> enjoy wimbledon. it. >> very happy for serena. >> very happy for her. worked hard and can only imagine less than a year after giving birth. >> her 24th grand slam. >> like she's got nothing to lose right now. >> not long ago couldn't walk to the mailbox. >> true. >> that shows you how amazing she is. >> this is something marvelous. summer sights in new york city. manhattanhenge. residents flocking to get the perfect instagram of the perfect sunset illuminating the streets with that gorgeous orange glow but an unexpected eclipse rolled into the picture. going to show it right here. a double decker bus. >> oh. oh. >> you can hear them. you can hear them reacting. >> they are not happy. >> do they get another chance? isd it, if the bus got in your way tonight is your last chance of 2018 if you haven't seen it yet. paula, you haven't seen it. >> well, i had seen it. i didn't know the term for it. i just learned something. manhattanhenge. >> we always learn something from ginger. >> yes, we will. really ni

eva pilgrim has the latest for us. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning, robin.icked tourists and residents looking for a way out, now forced to evacuate. these deadly and devastating fires burning along greece's coast. these images look like dante's inferno. a resort town east of athens erupting as winds over 50 miles an hour fanning the flames.the families as they try to flee. streets littered with charred remains of burned out cars. this morning these drone images from above show burned out neighborhoods. a state of emergency has been declared in the area as firefighters battle two wildfires. authorities confirming over four dozen people have been killed and more than 100 injured. nearly half the victims found huddled together near a beach. to be rescued.ople at the shoreg fishing boats joining navy ships rescuing people from the resorts.ar ten tourists who fled the fires has been reported missing. and this is happening very quickly. one witness saying everything happened in seconds. the fires are being stoked by the extremely dry, hot summer conditions, then

did eva brown really love elf hitler. or did she love the life he provided for her. she was the dictator's mistress. only an insignificant concert at his side. or pursuing her own ambitions. but certainly no other woman got some close to. life and death with the film. starts july twenty first on d w. good lord. everyone welcome to our highlights edition with the best picks of the week i'm your host meghan lee here's a look at what's coming up. a capital idea discover some of the secret parts in london. like old fashion does she do you nine are wrong on find a company paris fashion week.

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eva longor ia played for the first time since june. evan scored in the second and things got out of control for the giants when the bull pen came in. the brewers scored five runs off giants relievers and they won. they're going to play again today at at&t park. >>> time is 4:57 coming up at 5:00, pg we'll tell you how much they lost from the clean up to repairs and the legal costs. >>> the car fire raging out of control killed at least one firefighter. we'll tell you how many acres have burned in shasta county and an update on the firefighter's progress, in just a few minutes. >>> one firefighter is dead, others have been hurt. >>> another fire in contra costa county fully contained. what we know about the family who lived in the home that the fire destroyed. >>> good morning, thank you for joining us here on mornings on two, friday morning july 27th i'm pam cook. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. can i ask steve how hot it will get? >> yes, i would like to know for some. san francisco has not had a temperature above average this entire

. >> reporter: as archaeologist eva davis exnot henge,ite kind ofilt around 5000 years ago. >> in the neolithic it was hopping. loads of people here doing things. >> reporter: it is similar to the famous stonehenge. the irish version was likely built using would -- wood that eventually decomposed leaving it only visible with drought. >> -- there is also this ancient burial site with rare examples of neolithic art. >> you can imagine the person actually sitting there patiently carving it. >> it is a tomb and also in many ways a time capsule. >> reporter: more time capsules have been revealed. last week a world war ii airfield was discovered. doesn't make you wonder what other secrets there are? >> we know there are other secrets out there. >> reporter: out there and hidden in plain sight. >> this discovery came just in time. rain is in the forecast, meeting this treasure chest will be closed again for now. >>> today's tip of the day is cassava melons. they are fantastic. they're not heirloom. the watermelons, cantaloupes, so many around, but the cassava melon is one of my favorites. it

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. >> in the weeks ahead we will hear from pat schroeder, eva clayton, helen bentley, barbara and ellie, nancy johnson and lynn wolseley. watch oral histories sunday at 10 am on american history tv on c-span3 sunday night on q and a, constitutional lawyer david stewart on his impeached. the trial of andrew johnson and the fight for lincoln's legacy. >> it's a scandal. the chapter on johnson, i will speak beyond that. thechapter on jantz johnson should be expunged from every library in the country. it focuses on an amendment lost who is credited with casting a single vote that saved johnson's tail . and it caused bosses vote the most heroic moment in american history. i think it was water that was purchased. and saving johnson i think was not a heroic moment. >> david stewart sunday night at eight eastern on q and a. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and the public policy events in washington d