i was fitz was operated like a well oiled machine nothing was wasted trousers shoes spectacles given human teeth everything was put to use toys were sent to germany children german women were sold weeks made from the hair of the dead. they are. from my block i could see the cam band playing on the plot cone three tween the crematorium and the hassle. with their system in the service staff in occasionally the officers' wives in attendance. and they enjoyed the performance knowing full well that people were being burnt in a criminal. some might find it all of the polish publishers have produced a comic book about the history of auschwitz it's a man to get the message across to those not interested in either museums or history books and. meanwhile really editor tells me she's done it on purpose in order to attract more attention over here you know people read all the books and put them aside but they leave through this book again and again the ground. penus if knew the stories characters personally it would gilinsky was polish and millions in the town was a jewish woman a comic is calle

which you think i will just be done or are you gonna.are they gonna carry you out of -- out of the fitz? >> oh no. i want the show to continue. >> yeah. >> .so i'm in the process of -- of finding somebody who can take it over. and i plan to do that in the next two years. that's my.that's my plan. >> do you have candidates? >> mm, i've got a few in the back of my mind, but nobody specific. >> governor pawlenty might need something to do soon actually. >> i think he's sort of taken himself out of the running here. >> has he? >> yeah. [laughter] >> but -- but it will be in good hands in any case whoever it is that . >> i believe so. i.i.i want the show to -- to go on and i want to be able to sit in the back row and watch it. >> right. may i say it will never be the same? >> of course it won't but. >> yeah. >> .we won't be the same tomorrow either. i mean you know everything.everything changes constantly. >> and that's okay with ou? >> oh, absolutely. >> good. well, you've been very kind to sit with us today. it was an honor to get to talk to you. >> it was my pleasure. >> no, the pleasure

stocks are trading low after several weeks corporate earnings reports fitz's losing over two percent are weak results banking stocks are gaining though bank of america and j.p. morgan chase both leading on the dow gaining over two and one percent respectively stocks of general motors are off to the company reported a twenty six percent surge in a pool vehicle sales company wants to retake its position as the leading cause seller in the us ahead of ford motor. european stock markets ended lower on tuesday deutsche bank fell sharply on news of a lawsuit by the u.k.'s main equities index box to take a trend to finish germany's dax added point three percent in the red wave but also stocks shares of volkswagen down one point seven percent among high and carmakers b.m.w. snag one point seven and gotten a focal point six percent. and here in russia stocks drops at the most in more than two weeks on tuesday as all the current it slid nearly three percent weight by we cannot at these prices as well as two and a half percent although trade has been relatively light as the week is some which by

we agreed he would pull e on fitz, and the sound of guys, if you could put commander truly's mike on,me off on separation and i would push the button and into "you pickedreak a fine time to leave me, lucille." [applause] >> thank you very much, joe. and dick. >> that is a tough one to follow, for sure. columbia was a tough order. columbia was the first launch vehicle of any kind that on its very first flight of all the long flight elements of that staff very people the orbit and got them back safely, and it continued to do that for a very long time and god bless john young and bob crippen giving us a chance to follow them into orbit. first stage, all the orders are pretty much the same. -- the first stage, all or biters are pretty much the same period a nice smooth? because columbia was a very stf vehicle. i compared it to atlantis, you could feel it as an oil can a little bit. columbia was rock solid. my experience with john on sts9 with the guys we were with us, we were doing space lab 1 mission, and we had to do a lot of maneuvers, and this was early in the program, and the softwar

we agreed he would pull one on fitz, and the sound of guys, if you could put commander truly's mike on, let you know the routine. we would come off on separation and i would push the button and into "you pickedreak a fine time to leave me, lucille." [applause] >> thank you very much, joe. and dick. >> that is a tough one to follow, for sure. columbia was a tough order. columbia was the first launch vehicle of any kind that on its very first flight of all the long flight elements of that staff very people the orbit and got them back safely, and it continued to do that for a very long time and god bless john young and bob crippen giving us a chance to follow them into orbit. first stage, all the orders are pretty much the same. -- the first stage, all or biters are pretty much the same period a nice smooth? because columbia was a very stiff vehicle. i compared it to atlantis, you could feel it as an oil can a little bit. columbia was rock solid. my experience with john on sts9 with the guys we were with us, we were doing space lab 1 mission, and we had to do a lot of maneuvers, and this

fitz, in recent years some participants alcohol fuel the bad behavior, of living, public urination.entered residents living in the neighborhood so in addition to a ban on alcohol the police will set up checkpoints at several undisclosed areas. they will do a lot of worries see here confiscating alcohol. they will have sober intends to bring those were falling down drunk. part of the idea is to keep those intoxicated from being a drain on city services. last year ambulances' may 26th trips. inside, people who overindulge will be given to liked use, water, coffee, snacks to help them survive. there will be monitored by trained medical staff and a police officer in case anyone get the other hand. those who do will be removed and taken to jail. >> mark: don't forget kron4 has exclusive coverage of the on kron4 that will be sunday, may 15th, beginning at 8:00 a.m. we have cameras all along the course and we will replay the event sunday night at 8:00 p.m. per >> darya: will be back with more voluminous so don't go away. let's take a peek from the mount tam camp, there is no wind just and

but fitz 53%, it would have been 4%. if it was 4%, it would have been 5%. if it's 3%, it would be 2% because of this debt. so these are the circumstances that we're dealing with. every witness has told us we need to do something about it, and the nation is in a most serious fix. so there has been a decision made by the leadership of the senate -- the democratic leadership of the senate -- not to produce a budget. it was interesting when the president's budget was brought up, every single member of the senate, republicans and democrats, voted "no." you could say, why did they do that? well, the president's budget deserved not a single vote. and considering the severe, serious financial condition we are in, the president's budget was the most irresponsible budget i think that has ever been presented to congress. it is a stungl stung stunninglyf anything necessary. erskine bowles, the man president obama appointed to head the fiscal commission, said that the president's budget was nowhere close to where they will have to go to avoid a fiscal nightmare, nowhere