: still hiller resident fred par kins received a letter from his insurance carrier, saying his policy was not being renewed. >> the property listed poses an unacceptable risk for wildfire. >> a half dozen other neighbors received similar notices. >> we have an active fire abatement program going on in this neighborhood, we have an inspection every year by the suggests to me this is anymore vulnerable than any other location. >> reporter: according to the california insurance department, nonrenewals in areas with potentially high fire danger have increased in recent years, but the vast majority of homeowners can still find insurance. >> it is a growing problem, one that we have made recommendations to the legislature to try to get ahead of this problem. before it becomes a crisis. but we're not at a crisis yet. >> reporter: oakland broker scott hallbrooke told us while some are running, many others are sticking around, though often for a price. >> there are options through brokers where brokers have maybe six or eight different options, or possible options for a property. depending on

to leave no doubt, 88 is neo-nazi called dashcode for hell hiller. -- hail hiller.hese are only a few of the nazi symbols we found in the village. he is the own -- unofficial boss. his criminal record includes possession of weapons and assault. >> over there, they are leftists. we have to listen to nazi is out the whole evening. at my own garden fence, i was told to get out because i am a nazi. i said i live here. they play music against us. we have a nice day barbecuing together. we will do this every year against the left wing. >> the crowd store at the festival does not care much. they are here to support the message of tolerance and democracy. >> the united nations investigators have released a report on myanmar's military, calling for the prosecution of the commanders for crimes against humanity. investigators say the military orchestrated a campaign against the country's muslims with genocidal intent. myanmar's crackdown against them began last year. akaka -- campaign of arson, rape, and murder prompted several thousand people to flee to bengal --. -- been wit

but oakland's hiller highlands hasn't seen anything like it since. >> i was disappointed. they should ensure us. >> still, hiller residents fred perkins received a letter from his insurance carrier saying his 15-year-old homeowners policy was not being renewed. the reason? >> the property listed poses an unacceptable risk for wildfire. >> perkins has since learned about a half dozen of his neighbors received similar notices. >> they told me what a great customer i was and how they really appreciate my business. and then told me there was no alternative at this point. >> according to the california insurance department, nonrenewals in areas with potentially high fire danger have increased in recent years. but the vast majority of homeowners can still find insurance. thinking is a growing problem in california. in alameda county, in particular, about 8.9% of the homes have been rated by the insurers as high or very high risk. that compares to tuolumne county where 89% of the homes have been rated high or very high risk. >> oakland broker told us while some companies are runn

and the fact itself would not have been built hiller if it was not for the new roads. the family can now work in industry as well as on the land. at one time, the farmer would have to drive a while but now he can drive directly saving time and effort. making diversified products that can be delivered quickly. a big factor here north and california -- carolina. >>> one other dramatic change is in the schools. the old one-room schoolhouse has been replaced by the big simple school. 15 years ago these youngsters living 20 miles apart would never have known one another. norwood they've had the specialized equipment and training in one of the finest rural school systems in the country. the highway now leads to the modern shopping center as well. to the variety of goods and services that she never had before. farm life as been transformed by the road. the horizon is constantly widening. the rural family it looks beyond the near boy crossroads. the good road leads to things that people would not have thought of years ago. it connects the life of the farm to life of the town.

only six months before, hiller had said the new reich has endeavored to continue the friendship withforget. meantime in belgium, the whole force of massive blitzkrieg stormed across this neutral border. the main german attack was directed at the outer canal mers river line. the anchor of which was four deep, a modern and seemingly impregnable fortress. the germans had secretly built a replica of the mighty fortress in czechoslovakia and rehearsed the attack until they knew every detail of the ford's construction and as every weakness. when the real attack came, it was foolproof. parachute troops, dive bombers, flamethrowers, special trained engineer battalions, all working together as a well-trained team. they knew exactly where to cross the river. [explosions] sirens] narrator: you will notice that this assault engineer knows exactly where to put his high explosive charge in order to destroy the block house. four deep, they withstood the nazi attack at exactly two days and the german army rolled off. meantime, an hour and a half after the german invasion began, live troops crossed t

hiller has become that symbol, the embodiment of evil, but it is easy and away, to forget about the pacific theater. today of course, the pacific has assumed can import and support to the united states, especially in the pacific rim. pacific issues will be with us for quite a long time. i'm really glad we have the road to tokyo exhibit here in the national world war ii museum. the one nugget we want people to take away, is not so much this a battle, or that battle, or this battleship, but the human cost paid when nations decide to go to war. could the united states have avoided world war ii in the pacific? it's hard to see how that would have happened given that the japanese bombed pearl harbor. but once you have made that decision to go to war, it is never easy to end it. and many, many people, military personnel and civilians alike, are going to pay the price. i think that is what we want people to take away from these exhibits. ♪ announcer: this sunday on oral histories, we continue our series on the women in congress with former republican congresswoman helen bentley. >> i know i had to

i sometimes think about the rise of hiller in germany -- hitler in germany, do you see parallels?o embrace any hitler's comparisons. he supervised the extermination of millions of people. i don't see a comparison between what is being done. there are certainly policies that people can object to, especially when it comes to separating migrant to children from their parents. i don't think calling president tlerp anything like hit or nazi rings the discourse, it is not constructive. samantha: i want to apologize from going to the topic of melatonin, it was a weird segue there. i wanted to go back to the times right now, it seems like they are the worst possible, based on past history. is that true? thatd a statistic terrorism and 2016 affected our business hugely in belgium and europe, places that had never seen it. deathswere 236 attributed to terrorism. 1988 there were over 500 deaths, that was one of my favorite years. are we innovated with the news, and how do we take and feel responsible for keeping that in the news? jake: it is incumbent on journalists to put things in context.

that was at the orders of the president at the time who hadd -- mussolini and hiller, have been defeatedn the second w world war. dustfore having a sort of rather than facing some sort of nuremberg trials, they decided to become the chief allies ofof the united states so long ass they would n not be trieded for genocide. that has been history ofof the president of colombia. the current conduct of the incoming preresidentnt duque has been tradiditional. at t the ambassador of the unitd states to the united nations makes a mistake when she talks about colombia. first of all, she does not recall the analysis and statements of her own ambassador of years back who said probably government was a government that was an ally of the drug trafficking interests. governmente uribe made peace with the paramimility groups. and rather than having them justice,bjected to instead it was the consolidation with druge traffickers. to the representative coming -- she saysys here we have l liberty. the liberty one would like to see throughout latin america. ambassador.y him a they have killed over 300 liters

>> at the hiller aviation museum in san carlos, they have several simulators that allow would-be pilotssts and students have a virtual experience flying a plane. >> you maneuver the aircraft, and use all the controls that you would in the real aircraft. >> mark vanburgen is a pilot and teacher. he believes it is a possible someone could fly a plane after virtual lessons. >> after enough time in the simulators, you can actually become confident enough to take an aircraft off the ground and start to fly. >> a company called fly away simulation uses the same plane the asset man stole as one of its models. we talked to the head of the company via skype. >> i believe you can definitely understand how to stop engines, possibly taxi the aircraft and take off from a flight simulator. >> as for the daring stunts, those we talk to think it's possible, but improbable he learned those complex maneuvers even from these highly realistic simulators. carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> in developing news now, crews are working to remove fuel from a commercial fishing boat that rand aground in santa cruz nea

i am matt miller hiller in london. this -- matt miller here in london.kish lira has hit an all-time low. plunge. panicked it has now recovered fairly substantially, but it is still down almost 6% against the u.s. dollar. you can see it trading at 5.85, 5.8 six right now. -- 5.86 right now. 100 is the benchmark stock index. it opened down 2%. the euro is still at a one year low. you saw that two-year drop on the euro to under a dollar -- $1.15.right now, the euro trading at 114. at they can't as the lira plunges, it brought the euro down. it seems to some extent like it has brought the pound down as well because of the run for dollars maybe in a safe haven play. we see most currencies falling against the greenback. us.r is still with let's talk to you briefly about what this means for the ecb with the euro coming down. is that a good thing? peter: ultimately, it is. this knee-jerk reaction of the essential flight into the dollar out of everything else, is helpful for the euro areas economic recovery, and an particular, for the inflationary dynamics. matt: