other places like it critics say their existence highlights a level of ignorance and a lack of holocaust education and the both lead to anti semitism. this is the reality. it is indeed the consequence that we have to accept. some like us and some don't but most of them are those who show tolerance to us because we've been here for so long. back at the shop has young my name synagogue worship to say the fact that community is so small has offered them some protection in the past they haven't been targeted as much as some of indonesia's larger religious minorities but they say they now have to be increasingly on legard. there's no such concerns over in japan but a spiritual robot is breaking the teachings of the understandable preaching in the called a view temple and killed all the other many and so they can grow bored priests stands almost to we just all its creators are hoping it will encourage people to take more of an interest in buddhism. around in a dimly lit temple worshippers gather to listen to ancient put his teachings delivered by a robot. and of. the robot introduces itself as the buddh

know more than seven decades on from the end off the second world war all of this goes to show holocaust education remains very important now and some troubling statistics there as well of w.'s. thanks very much thanks. now the albanian soccer federation says it has suspended league matches indefinitely because of their referee's decision to boycott in the wake of violence against one of their colleagues as weekend club officials and fans of f. k. comes us surrounded a referee on the pitch hitting him several times in f.a. expelled the club from this year's championship and find it around eight thousand euros. in the indus league of football all eyes will be on dortmund when they host stuttgart on saturday earlier this season dormant held a nine point lead in the title race but now perennial champions byron munich have drawn even with them on points with only goal difference separating the two sides the pressure is of course back on dortmund to refine their form. dortmund's captain marco royce was sorely missed royce's injury started in december keeping him sidelined for a period where the team su

this 89-year-old holocaust survivor is saying this shows holocaust education in schools is still inadequate. these particular kids she believes have learned something. >> i think they have learned a lesson for life. i figure perhaps it was a good thing that this happened because it has brought it in the open. >> reporter: eva schlauss said the students were very, very sorry and she thinks they mean it. >> now the district says it is continuing to interview more than a dozen students involved, but it would not disclose the ongoing disciplinary actions. >>> you could call it a small step for a woman, a giant leap for womankind, the nasa astronauts who plan to walk their way into the history books. >> she is one of the top scorers in the country. natalie diaz has dominican university on the verge of school history. alright, you excited? yeah! waaahoo... well... that was fun, right? it's time to get more. lower fares. better service. sweeter rewards. alaska airlines. ♪ ooh woo, i'm a rebel just for kicks, now ♪ ♪ i been feeling it since 1966, now ♪ ♪ might be over now, but i feel it still ♪ ♪ o

and cofounder of the executive committee, and the board of directors of the illinois holocaust museum and educationenter. welcome, rick. [applause] rick: thank you, judge jackson. on behalf of the illinois holocaust museum and education center, the 2017 national museum of the year, let me welcome all of you here. located in skokie, illinois, where the neo-nazis sought to march. i urge you all to come. the illinois holocaust museum is at the cutting edge of preserving memory, and universalizing the lessons of the holocaust. working with the foundation, our project represents the first museum in the world of film and holographicly our survivors so that they could be questioned long after they pass from this earth. our lead law enforcement action in democracy initiative trains and sensitizes every chicago police department cadet. and many portions of the military, to the abuses of authority and threats to our democracy and civil rights through the lens of the holocaust. this person referred to the holocaust as the banality of evil. others like rabbi prince, the former chief rabbi of berlin focused on

thanks to the efforts of our speaker, the illinois holocaust museum and education center outside of chicago has been helpful with developing tonight's program. rick will now give us some background on this chicago area treasure, and set the table or tonight's keynote panel. harvarda graduate of law school, and cofounder of the executive committee, and the board of directors of the illinois holocaust museum and education system -- education center. welcome, rick. [applause] rick: thank you, judge jackson. on behalf of the illinois museum and education center, the 2017 national museum of the year, let me welcome all of you here. located in skokie, illinois, where the neo-nazis sought to march. i urge you all to come. the illinois holocaust museum is at the cutting edge of preserving memory, and universalizing the lessons of the holocaust. foundation, our project represents the first museum in the world of film digitally, and holographic lee -- holographicly our survivors so that they could be questioned long after they pass from this earth. our lead law enforcement action in democracy initiat

beer cups human just went viral on social media eva schloss who survived the holocaust said she hopes there will be more education about the holocaust. did have a soccer has been looking into the story for us and joins us in our studio hi let tell us more about what happened here so this all took place in the town of newport harboring telephony last weekend there was students from a high school there had a posse at some point someone built the swastika made out of plastic cups they saluted it with a nazi salute pictures were taken they were posted to snap chat this made its way on to from there on to twitter. now this is bit of bit of embarrassment for the city of newport harbor apparently last earlier this week robert there were a meeting. hundreds of people showed up at the meeting to. show their show the rockridge about about this incident now it's gone it's international attention because of the visit of eva schloss now as you said she is that punishes the stepsister of and frankly he you know during the second world war wrote a famous diary while she was hiding with the rest of the jewish family in an attic

she's speaking about changing attitudes she does also say that you know when it comes to education around holocaust it might be an adequate in lots of this of this incident and in the end this is also like every every story about social media. shows what can happen when you post pictures online well saka thank you. hungary's prime minister viktor orban says his populist party may quit the center right group of the euro parliament the european people's party have threatened to expel v. the us. media campaign has hinted that he may seek to strengthen ties with poland's ruling and justice party if it does leave. hungary's ruling feeder's party is skilled in the art of provoking its critics this time even prime minister victor all bands own allies were offended thousands of taxpayer funded billboards across the country depict e.u. commission president drawn close and liberal billionaire george soros as conspirators in a plot to bring migrants into hungry. hungry as partners in the european parliament the european people's party p.p. called the posters fake news saying there is no conspiracy hungary's g

also says that in light of these incidents it's clear that more needs to be done to educate young people about the holocaust and you know this is not just happening in a vacuum this. recent ordered in the us of a ninety four percent rise in anti-semitic incidents in public schools in our country a couple years ago it was the the same trend in europe in germany there was a ten percent. increase in aunties and semitic offenses that was recorded by the police in france the same seventy four percent increase in anti-semitic incidents enough country so this goes to show more than seven decades on from the second world war and it's just shows that the importance of the course education. thank you. will build by the american company space x. splashdown off the coast of florida ending its test flight to the international space station if all goes well it could carry its first astronauts into orbit later this year. a six hour descent. ending in a splash. with its lending in the atlantic ocean the unmanned space x. crew dragon capsule completed its six day mission to the international space station . it marked anothe

also says that in light of these incidents it's clear that more needs to be done to educate young people about the holocaust and you know this is not just happening in a vacuum and this there's an order to in the us of a ninety four percent rise in anti-semitic incidents in public schools in our country couple of years ago and we see the same trend in europe in germany there was a ten percent. increase in and isn't a semantic offenses that was recorded by the police in france the same seventy four percent increase in anti semitic incidents in that country so this goes to show more than seven decades on from the second world war and it's just shows that the importance of course education. thank you. beluga whales are some of the most intelligent and social marine mammals so for conservationists it's a tragedy so many are kept in captivity to perform tricks in aquariums around the world now a project has been launched that aims to change that with help but jumbo jet meet little white and little grey. to female believe the whales. they've been in captivity for a decade now and this is their daily routine. perf

>> reporter: the president of the los angeles holocaust museum is inviting all of the kids at the party to come and learn something. >> we're not educating our young people adequately to know what these symbols mean and these are symbols of hate. these are symbols of a regime of hate. >> reporter: newport mesa unified officials say they are determining what action to take against the students in these pictures. >> millions of people were murdered under the swastikas. >> reporter: ava nathanson is a survivor who lost nearly all of her family in the holocaust. >> i was horrified. it's brought back some, first of all, painful memories, also brought back some anger, just disbelief it's going on. it's really affected the past 24 hours for me. it was very difficult. >> that was michele gile reporting there. school district officials are working close with law enforcement and are committed to holding students accountable for their actions. >>> tesla fans have something to look forward to. ceo elon musk says the company's newest vehicle, the model y, will be unveiled march 14th. many expect it will be an suv or a crossover. musk says the model y

not education seminar this is just ramstein is way of tracking people from is that something you'd agree with that there shouldn't be any sort of boundaries in artistic expression or is the holocaust you know something of trivializing the sort of way as many people would say something that really does cross the line here. this isn't more in favor of freedom of expression refried expression is not the right to yell fire in a crowded theater another is there has to be some limits and by the way the people who. followers of bands like this among them are many of the people in the neo nazi movement in germany in people who have a tendency to potentially might be inspired to commit violent that it's so this is not really a good idea and to some a test must be fought hard but in this instance in germany this is the bed taste of the rock n roll scene and i think there is nothing much to do because if you intervene if you take them to court they will make something worse after there was a. and clip done by a polish artist in which he had a naked act is filmed playing tear gas in a gas chamber. and this this clip was banned in germany ok but for some odd reason totally income prehensile to

holocaust. he's going to talk about going to brooklyn college for one year where he got a good public education. so you're going to hear that and also the litany of the many things he's talked about for his whole career. so we went and talked to several of the support others standing in line and standing in the crowd to ask them why they were here on this cold snowy day to support bernie sanders. let's listen to what they had to say. >> i'm here to support bernie because i was supporting him in 2016 but couldn't vote this en. >> i voted for bernie last time. this time around i wanted to get more involved. i like all of his life has been fighting for the people and i feel that's what we should all do. >> he is a true progressive and standing up for what he believes. if you go back to the civil rights movement, he put his money where his mouth is. he makes all the right people scared and that's what makes me like him. >> reporter: so i have to tell you, all the people we've spoken to, those folks and others we spoke to have all said they have stayed with him ever since 2016. they don't care that o

holocaust is, two-thirds of people between 18-34 don't know what auschwitz is. that's a huge ignorance. ilhan omar, i am very happy to meet with her and educateon and actually bring peace in the middle east if we have engagement. that's how a two-state solution will come about. ed: pastor, i've got 30 secondings. i want to give you the final word. >> as a evangelical pastor, we love the nation of israel. we believe god placed them in the land there. that's why i lead tours for people to see for themselves. the bible came through the jewish people. our messiah, jesus christ, was a jew, and that is why we love jewish people, because scripture tells us to. and so we're very happy to stand with israel and the jewish people. ed: well, some positive words in a very divisive week. we appreciate it, pastor, doctor, and rabbi cooper, we're going to have lunch again in los angeles like we did a couple months ago, try to solve all the world's problems. >> regards to the left coast. ed: did the doj push the dirty dossier in its investigation of president trump even after they realized it may have been flawed? andrew mccarthy is all over the story next. >