. >> reporter: 90-year-old herbert hiller shared his life story freely since 2004. he has donated his time to lawmakers, neighbors, communities groups and especially students in hopes they won't repeat the mistakes of world war ii. >> i always feel one young lady or one young man will hopefully be our president and i wanted them to know what went on. >> reporter: mr. hiller told how he, his parents and brother got deported from their home in prague, and his quick thinking helped. >> we had to undress totally naked and i would go before the german doctor, dr. death, and i flexed muscles i didn't have and i said and in german i said i can work. >>> he found a backpack in the snow with civilian clothes inside. he put them on at night and escaped by train. >> i sat on the train forward with civilian clothes. he joined the u.s. army reserves weeks came an american citizen and would run a baby clothes and furniture store for more than half a century. >> reporter: she brought her students from the middle school to hear his incredible chapter of living history. >> he was ve

. >> reporter: 90-year-old herbert hiller has shared his life story freely since 2004.onated his time to lawmakers, neighbors, community groups, and especially students so they won't repeat the mistakes of world war ii. >> i always feel that one young lady or one young man will hopefully be our president and i wanted them to know what wentd w hehibrothegot deported from t home in prague, czecho slovokia. >> i would go before dr. mangola who was the german doctor, dr. death. i flexed muscles i didn't have and i said i can work in german. >> reporter: and a year later, while freezing in the infamous death march he found a backpack in the snow with sifl yan civilian clothes. >> reporter: hiller and his mother survived and came to san francisco. he joined the u.s. army reserves, became an american citizen, got married and would run a baby clothes and furniture store in san rafael for more than half a century. jenine teason brought her students to he hiller's incredible chapter of living history. >> he was honored about what he felt and saw. >> i'm really inspired by what he

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to shut its land border with venezuela it's a crossing used by thousands of venezuelans every day hiller looking for food and medicine during a devastating economic crisis alessandra is monitoring the situation from. and the president they say that to shut the border with venezuela starting at 5 am on saturday it was a bit of a surprise we knew that this could have been a possibility given how worried the colombian government is. the possibility of the spread of the current a virus inside. a given how ill equipped to the health services are in the country in the neighboring country given the fact that it's been going through a very severe economic crisis for you years now it's also suffering from the effects of the u.s. sanctions things of thousands of venezuelans depend on crossing on a daily basis to colombia for basic food for health services for medical appointments and we are already getting reports there of hundreds if not thousands of people who are trying to cross through dirt paths illegal crossings that excesses of a porous border the colombian police trying to stop them so thi

hiller treated. as military bases they offered a secure store for bartered goods and captives before departure by sea. in less than 80 years 43 such forts were built from senegal to the niger delta which every stone every being every element of masonry was transported by boat from europe and. most of these fortresses are built by state individual capitalists or even groups of trade in capitalist did not have that kind of money in order to build those sorts of fortresses the english already had 13 the dutch 10 the danish 5 even the prussians with their 3 forts surpassed the french on the gold coast in today's gonna the fantail and ashanti rented europeans plots of land to build their forts the europeans established trading posts and fortresses all along the atlantic coast from the a way territory to the congo kingdom equitorial africa became the world's principal source of slaves. in this accounting document written in 1688 we learned that over an 8 year period it shipped 60783 slayings. each cost the

they are celebrating after the former governor and the current senator everyone remembers he was hillerlinton running mate four years ago. he will not bee' in virginia muh longer, he's heading to california to event tomorrow and then we'll swing through utah, minnesota and then through super tuesday, the supporters out here are very fired up ahead of the contest coming up a couple of days from now. judge jeanine: thank you mark meredith. joining me now with reaction to guidance when in south carolina and what it all means for super tuesday and beyond. trump 2020 campaign press secretary andup former trump campaign manager cory lewandowski. biden is the big winner tonight with more than 51% of the votes but he has not had the greatest campaign. is his when out of fear of a bernie candidacy. let's start with you cory. >> there's a couple important thanks, bernie sanders is going to qualify to get three delegates out of south carolina so it's not a complete victory for joe biden, it's the first time joe biden has one estate in three presidential races and what isic transferred, congressman

. >> german] >> view of the prosecution did not speak anything good on about hiller.ict -- hitler. i am one of these betrayed. >> finally, both defense and prosecution some of their arguments for the tribunal -- sum up their arguments for the tribunal. >> it must have not only real, but moral authority. the judgment must be looked upon with confidence. it's not above the contesting parties. >> in the name of the united states of america, justice jackson delivers his summation. >> according to the testimony of each defendant, these men saw no evil, spoke none, and none was uttered in the presence. if we combined only the stories from the front bench, this is the ridiculous composite picture of hitler's government that emerges. it was composed of a number two man, who never suspected the jewish extermination program, although he signed over a score of anti-semitic decrease. a number three man was merely a middleman, transmitting hitler's orders without reading them, like a postman or delivery boy. the foreign minister, who knew little of foreign affairs and nothing of f

>>megan hiller went to meet a lden retriever who is doing his part. >>it's not sunny.ear-old golden retriever turned delivery dog, she got the last. >>she gave it to sunny sunny brought it to me i wento the store got her her groceries and he delivered them all to her. >>he's been making tripback and forth from hihouse to his neighbors since the coroavirus outbreak started weeks wonderful thing andjust a sweet thing. so e started doing it. the back in court and it's been fun, it's been real tree howman has some underlying health issues and relies on oxygen breathe. she says getting food and visits from the pup makes those da a little more bearable little. gs like sunny coming over to visit it is nice d makes yo feel communicating anybody can do something sosmall that could be so helpf. >>yeah well, sunny, the dog also gets the mail for neighbors and he also picks up trasharound the neighborhood 0 thaobh for walks when it time. and that's area scby snacks scooby snacks, pig's ears. those talks go crazy. hope that put a little smile on your face it's a it's a tough deal t

>>that was megan hiller reporting for us tonight, you know sunny also gets the mail for his neighbors also picks up the trash. he's a very talented little dog there. do we have to do the google yeah you need to interview a minute. don't care all right, we're rock paper scissors google image will mention it as yr local they're donating more than 800 million dollars as part of its coronavirus response most of that. it's going to come in the form of free advertising. google is giving the world health organization and other government agencies $250 million in ad grants to share information on how to fight the virus google is also working with one of its suppliers to produce up to 3 million masks in the coming weeks to donate to the cdc. >>and apple has come up with a new app you go to the app store. am download this thing and it's for people who are wondering if they have coronavirus they can go there and it's a partnership between tim cook apple as well as the coronavirus task force they're trying to educate people and a lot of folks you might feel like cold or the flu where whatever and

embellished that claim with the fact that the french operator always started his messages with "heil hiller." that means no messages were started with the letter h. i find that improbable. i'm wondering if anything you found could substantiate a claim like that. mr. turing: i believe this to be true. this comes from burt reynolds -- rand's number two. machines, about the oneav bertrand had this polish fig machine even to him in warsaw -- fake machine given to him in warsaw in 1939. it was crucially important to build more of these fake enigma machines. when the polish team reached him later in 1939, bertrand requisitioned, or put in an order and his favorite manufacturing company in paris for additional enigma machines. quote -- itgot the was very expensive -- for what he was ordering, in april 1940. that was like three weeks before the germans arrived. omehow, miraculously, bert rand managed to convince the manufacturing company to continue with its work and they managed -- and he managed to pay them even though they were working in the occupied part of france. by the early part of 1942, h