in may 1943, ss agents arrive at the gutmann estate, arrest fritz and his wife, louise, and place thems, who order him to sign over the gutmann family's massive silver collection. he refuses. >> so, after he refuses to sign, the train from berlin heads south, and they're let out in the concentration camp of theresienstadt. my grandfather refused one last time to sign over the silver. he's, by one eyewitness account, beaten to death by the wall outside the small fortress at the edge of the camp. >> what happened to your grandmother? >> sadly, a month or two after my grandfather was murdered, she was put on a transport train to auschwitz, where i learned she was murdered the day she arrived. >> the brothers learn that, when the war in europe ends in may 1945, their dad returns to his childhood home in holland. >> he went to the house. everything was gone. >> he grew up thinking he was going to inherit this fabulous estate, and the war comes along. he loses everything. his parents are murdered. >> and now i understand. it became his task in life to try and piece together what might be lef

hopefu gives jerry a and fritz is just as cute. barbar you were fostering fritz.s be a tough dog for you to give up. >> he's very sweet. he was very shy. he's really coming out of his shell. gets along well with my dog. likes people. gettin better about being by all day. >> he's a love bug. >> so if you would like to adopt jerry and fritz pets in need we'll be open 11:00 to 5:00 we ask people bring in the whole family make sure everybody gets along. if you plan to adopt a dog bring your family dog to make sure >> what a great idea. you spay and neuter. it's free today from 11:00 to 5:00. we're participating with other shelte some have name your own price. some are waiving the fees all you guys are one of them. what a great effort you're today. hopefu jerry and fritz get and as always thanks for joining us. if you to find out more go need.o opinion thanks so much mornin we'll have more news tonight at we appreciate it if you could

producing enough beer to fill 43 million bottles at this potrero hill plant.in the 60's then owner fritzaytag launched the craft brew revolution here.and those enjoying anchor beers at the company's outdoor pub across from att park express concern about what will happen when the japanese beermaker sapporo takes over which is expected to happen at the end of this month.(maurewhile beer expressing their concern abuot the purchase of anchor steam member of upper actually the marriage.craft beer sense they are steam of japan.current co- taste of the their beers won't change and his message to their roughly is "don't about operation in san francisco, not reducing it.the current owner says he expects more jobs to added here in the future because of this ((pam))parts of the bay area could wake up to rain tomorrow...other parts could see scorching tempertures as we head into the weekend. ((grant))meteorologist brittney shipp is back with your complete forecast. monsoonal moisture overhead will bring a slight chance for showers and thunderstorms going into tomorrow. gradual cooling is expected fr

friend in the world than julian a songe as this is the only previously he protects that's heather fritz hording of the spokesperson for the cia in langley virginia first of all your response to the fact that you are dissociative this organization and you are basically a vet and. it's the most ironic laughable thing i think i've ever seen the cia the organization that was created the arm of the us government that functions outside of it nor the cia being the organization that constantly interferes in democratic elections to put on the seat of power despots and dictators and not to mention i mean look there's the shah in iran the baath party in iraq what about the material support that they gave to al qaeda in afghanistan during the one nine hundred eighty s. this just laughable why do you think that they are the new head of the cia and a drum new at least a new spirit of openness of the cia and their dogs to going underground why would the cia because i have no idea why they're commenting it's almost like they're constantly crazy or a spirit openness of. it's not in the nature i should a

it will pay you a thousand times fritz crime of imposing new economic sanctions. on pyongyang. meeting in manila with china's foreign minister the us secretary of state again called on pyongyang to return to the negotiating table. they. best signal that north korea could give us that they're prepared to talk would be to stop this missile launchers. . yeah we've not had. of. an extended period of time where they have not. taken some type of provocative action. despite supporting the latest sanctions against pyongyang. china has not completely abandoned its old ally which is over it. the international community to moans north korea abandon its nuclear weapons program in order to maintain the non proliferation treaty. but north korea considers it is on the military threat. but he's also a security issue. here in south korea the fifty first fighter wing. they continue to hope for the best. while preparing for the worst. everybody we spoke the truth here agrees that another conflict on the korean peninsula would be hot. dissolve that everybody that hundreds of thousands of people wo

also traffic lights on the fritz along torresdale avenue at robin street. a little confusion in that area this morning. karen. >> storm tracker6 live 3-d showing that that rain from yesterday trying to move out of there. yes, they're getting hammered in richmond, virginia but in our area just some light showers in parts of southern cape may county and southern delaware. a few sprinkles out to our western suburbs. once that moves out of here the clouds and the drizzle kick on out. we'll see some sunshine. it's a cool start but a high today of just 80 degrees so even in the afternoon temperatures good 6 degrees below average. musikfest tonight. you know what, it's a great night for it. after all that rain yesterday you deserve something in bethlehem. nice and dry at 7 o'clock, 75. at 9 o'clock, 68 with clear skies so go ahead and enjoy aloe blacc tonight at 7:00 matt. >> will do. thank you, karen. >>> $346 million is up for grabs in tonight's drawing in the mega millions. it is the seventh largest prize in that game's history. if you strike out there, there's

producing enough beer to fill 43 million bottles at this potrero hill plant.in the 60's then owner fritz maytag launched the craft brew revolution here.and those enjoying anchor beers at the company's outdoor pub across from att park express concern about what will happen when the japanese beermaker sapporo takes over which is expected to happen at the end of this month.just another consoliation i just hope it doesn't change the formula and the locationif you look at an independent and selling out or selling to a larger corporation it just makes you a little bit sad(maureen)while beer drinkers are expressing their concern abuot the purchase of anchor steam by sapporo a member of anchor steam upper management says the is actually the perfect marriage.sapporo are craft beer makers so in a sense they are the anchor steam of japan. anchor steam's current co- owner says the taste of the their beers won't change and his message to their roughly 200 employees is "don't worry." sapporo is all about expanding it's operation in san francisco, not reducing it.the current owner says he expects more

he wants this debate to be overcome by fritz was that she is.ns actually don't mind having this that use bad, the smaller minority want them removed —— by statues there. if donald trump can change the nature of this debate into whether or not that use can be on public land, i think that as a fight they are willing to have —— whether or not that use. it indicates that donald trump is coming down with both feet in favour of what the people, the white nationalists were marching for on saturday, which coming just a few days after the violence in cha rlottesville is days after the violence in charlottesville is pretty remarkable. anthony zurcher, thank you for that quick update. i should say that we are going to keep you well up—to—date with what is happening in barcelona. the next edition of outside source begins in just the few minutes. tuesday with us, we'll keep you right up to date and might‘s moving news story. —— do stay with us. good evening. i know that some may be travelling to the united states imminently to witness the solar eclipse on su

that is fritz. he was a german member he became what was probably the most intelligence asset during the entire war. he was a dedicated anti- bolshevik. he also had a real taste for adventure. it offered him an opportunity to see a lot of german documents. they would update the foreign ministry with what they were doing. he and an opportunity to read these documents and what was passed on to him. he started coming into the foreign ministry on sunday and he would take notes on these top-secret documents. most unreadable handwriting. you can imagine the stress he was under. he started collecting these documents. he didn't have anybody to give them too. he have a friend in switzerland at some point reached out to the brits who were not interested. they have recently been fueled --dash back fueled by a similar offer. this looked like a similar ruse and they were not going to fall for it. so they were able to make contact. they have a midnight meeting. in an apartment. he was at first skeptical. but he p

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the workers are replacing ac system which is 27 years old in the west wing which has been on the fritzausing the president to repeatedly overheat. and so far they say the repairs are on schedule for the president's return. >> construction workers have started a $3.5 million renovation at the west wing. the oval office among the rooms being refurbished. the walls now bare. the historic resolute desk removed so that the floor can be refinished. the building's nearly 30-year-old heating and air-conditioning system is also being replaced. >> very big job where you have to install wiring, ducting, microphone, i mean -- not microphone. i don't know why i say this. [ laughter ] [ gunshots ] >> jimmy: well, stop the leak. well, with all the madness going on right now, with all the very serious things we have to worry about, this clip makes a lot of sense to me. this is from the bbc, where they have an anchor, a gentleman by the name of simon mccoy, who did not do a great job of hiding his distaste for a story he had to cover. >> you're watching bbc news. just bear in mind it is august. this do

kevin: that went on the fritz. stephanie: so we just put them in here for now.s there any other equipment not working? stephanie: this one right here is, like, old, and we've been having problems with it. we already fixed it, like, three times. kevin: yeah. lemonis: so, kevin, i have to ask you, if you're the operations guy, and you come here and that doesn't work and this is broken, what exactly are you doing when you come here? kevin: so, i bring that to dave's attention, and, i mean, this -- i've never seen it quite like that. i haven't been to this store for a while 'cause i've been stuck at bay view. lemonis: i'm seeing a broken refrigerator. i'm seeing burned-out light bulbs. if kevin's responsible for operations, but he's not in charge of this stuff, then who is? this menu board is broken. kevin: exactly. lemonis: whose responsibility is that? kevin: well, i haven't... lemonis: look, i can't help but feel again that people are not giving me the full picture. hello, ma'am. we can't have customers back there. grace: i'm grace. lemonis: i'm sorry? i can't wo

institute of chicago today lists it clearly as "donated by daniel searle," but from the collection of fritz louise gutmann. my grandfather didn't just die for nothing. he didn't just disappear. >> it's a landmark case, the first dispute over nazi-looted art settled in the us. >> the case renewed hope to families who might not have recovered property after world war ii, that indeed they could recover property. >> and as you're about to see, the goodman brothers' first victory makes them all the more eager to complete their father's quest. >> we went, "oh, my god! there's, like, at least two dozen paintings, some serious pieces of art." i thought, "this belongs to us. we'll find it." >> what's your "strange inheritance" story? we'd love to tell it. send me an e-mail or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. today, we're out here with some big news about type 2 diabetes. you have type 2 diabetes, right? yes. so let me ask you this... how does diabetes affect your heart? it doesn't, does it? actually, it does. type 2 diabetes can make you twice as likely to die from a cardiovascular event,

taylor fritz used to live there and when he was just coming up, still a junior and kind of making the transition to pro tour hem lived 15-20 minutes from me so i went and hit with hem. that's where i get enjoyment. hitting with someone young i can help, talk to if day have a question about life on tour, what i went through, at their age, and anything like that to me that's fun and also i'm usually sitting in a corner running them so they're doing all the hard work and i get to just kind of relax a little bit. that is a lot of fun. going out and hitting, mark lived out there as well hit women if once in a while but generally he has a son, if hey two daughters, itch we have time we'll say, shall we play golf? so easier on the body, play golf, and for him he wants to go surfing all the time. so we get away from at the tennis court. i still may probably seven, eight, nine exhibitions all year so i'll always hit a couple times before that so i don't enbarras myself, because-under i don't play for too long, month or something, people -- people still don't believe me but i'm just not very go