his parents, gunter and freda were born in berlin germany, and were married in 1937. they were forced to escape the [null] regime in germany, his mother was able to escape because her father was russian, and those with russian passports could leave. she ended up in uruguay, where mister simon's sister was born. his father was not so fortunate. he had to be smuggled out of germany, and actually wound up in france, where he joined the french foreign legion and fought in north africa. he was put in a concentration camp in africa, where he was rescued by british army. he then joined the british army, being fluent in german, and assisted with decoding german ciphers. after eight years, they were reunited, and moved to seattle in 1953 where gordon was born four years later. gordon went on to graduate from the university of washington in seattle -- in seattle, and began his business career in commercial real estate before managing the aspen group, an investment fund, for more than a decade. mister sans linde is currently the founder, chairman, and ceo of providence hotels, e

freda calo -- frida kahlo is a proponent of communism -- >> thank you. >> thank you for your comments. >> i have been at 221 phelan for over 35 years. i am very happy. all the people there are very nice and very helpful. one thing i noticed, this city, whenever youse notice, you remember the seniors. most of the niors don't have internet. when you said that you shared the name, i would like to have the history of phelan, the history of frida kahlo. so we understand who they are, and why you want to change the name. my question is, is this a nesssissue? or is it a background issue? so today, the first time i hear that you talk about the history of phelan, and you talk a little bit about frida kahlo. my thinking is i wish that i understand the name. we have been there for a long time and we have been very happy and we wish that we live in peace under the phelan name. as i say, i oppose to change the name. let us live in peace. because the change of name would create a big stress for all of us. thank you. >> good afternoon supervisors. i'm the president of chbishop riordan high school. t

denied so many othese r so , gunther and freda embrace these values with fervor. if confirmed, everything i say or do will be an advancement of american interest and these principles, first and foremost. they are the principles that guide me throughout my life. most of them comprise the principlesl western that undergird the u.s.-e.u. relationship that has endured since 1951. between us, the united states and the e.u. member nations wields the largest economic and military power in the world. they dominate global trade and international political developments. it is why our unique relationship with europe must only be strengthened and protected. as president trump said last year in his warsaw speech, establishing the preservation of the west, as his primary foreign-policy goal in europe, there is nothing like this community of nations. the world has never known anything like it. we must have the desire and courage to preserve it in the face of those who would subvert and destroy it. know better than most, there are many challenges that confront us -- trade, securi

that is why today, we are hearing my resolution to rename it to freda klo way and remove mena post as a racist legacy. he served as a san francisco mayor from 1897-2,002 and was the senator from 2015 -- 1915-1921. he supported the chinese exclusion act of 1882 and to th immigration act of 1924. banning chinese and japanese immigrants. he ran his senatorial campaign on the motto to keep california weight and save our state from oriental aggression. i want to read from you the interview frida kahlo -- when he talks about the silent invasion of japanese workers into california. quote, at the california is a white man's country. and the two races cannot live side-by-side in peace. as much as we discover the country first and occupied -- and occupied it, we propose to hold it against either a peaceful orike rlvasion. as soon as japanese people are kicked out of the country, there will be danger of irritating these sensitive and aggressive people. they must be excluded, because they are nonassimilable. they are a permanently foreign elements. they do not spring families and they do not perc

asperger's clinic specified that l freda should be sent to the killing department at the time. l freda had a sense of foreboding before her transfer and wrote to her mother quote i do not know if we will see each other again because i can't know if i want to die on this trip. thankfully, there is no of the girls of death despite them being handed over directly to the doctors, but the fact remains that asperger was issuing diverse dates to children with similar traits. so, asperger's eugenicist view of gender, some language about the highly original genius on children's-- children at the most favorable end of his autistic range and he did say they might excel in science or other technical professions, but this benevolent rhetoric was in keeping with the nazi psychiatry many nazi psychiatry's said nice things about children they thought could be of value. we only see the extermination side of nazi psychiatry, but the value to children, but children who were deemed unworthy of life were made with a harsh distinction and asperger was no exception. he said it ranged down to the most

. >>> san francisco's failen avenue could soon become freda kahlo way.isors committee is meeting right now and on the agenda is a vote to remain phelan avenue. the street was named for james phelan, a successful businessman, but it's more commonly associated with his son, james duvall phelan. he was mayor of san francisco during the turn of the 20th century and then a u.s. senator who promoted racist anti-immigration policies. >>> equal access to the internet is no longer required by law. >> so-called net neutrality laws were repealed today, opening up the possibility that some websites could be given priority over others. >> however, as abc7 news reporter david louie sells us, net neutrality is not going down without a fight. >> reporter: the battle to reinstate net neutrality is only starting. two going through committees in sacramento that would put restrictions back in place to bar internet service providers from blocking, slowing down, or giving preference to some services over others. 28 other states are trying to do the same thing. however, that c

assistant district attorney freda black. >> we decided that it probably would be worthwhile to try tobody to determine whether the findings in germany were accurate or not. >> reporter: to do that, they'd have to get the okay from elizabeth's daughters, margaret and martha. the girls, who believed in their father's innocence as fiercely as they mistrusted the authorities, struggled with the decision. >> the hardest thing i've ever had to do was to write off on the exhumation of our birth mother. >> reporter: but ultimately, they agreed. >> and i signed off on it because we wanted to be, like, "there is no way this could've happened." like, please look at the evidence. i will do this to -- to free our dad of these accusations. >> reporter: on a beautiful blue sky day, the remains of elizabeth ratliff were exhumed from their resting place in texas. >> ratliff's bodies -- >> reporter: julia sims, of nbc's raleigh-durham affiliate, wral-tv, has been covering the story since the beginning. >> and the bells started tolling right as they started pulling that casket out of the -- the ground.