irene [applause] hello, irene. irene, thank you so much for being willing to again join us for the first person program. helping to start off the 2019 year with first-person. you have so much to share with us. we only have a limited time so we will start right away if you don't mind. you described for me the time for you and your family in czechoslovakia before world war ii began and before the holocaust as a kind of hard work, but also a good life. one in which there was a sense of safety. before we turn to the war years, tell us about your family and your early life in czechoslovakia. mrs. weiss: so, my family lived there for three generations. had a normal family. six children. very close family. my father had a small business in the neighboring town. he would leave every day to go to work. we would anxiously wait for him to come back, the children. worked taking care of the family, six children. in those days, everything was done in home. nothing was brought packaged or prepared. i know that my mother spent eve

irene tu: "rest in peace, irene," i'm really excited, like, if you've seen me before, you'll-- it'lle very me like in terms of topic and stuff i talk about. like, "oh, that's very irene," but the show itself is going to be very different. like instead of me on stage being an embellished version of me, which is like me doing standup, it's going to be me as a character, it's like dead me. you know, i'm like hosting my own funeral, i'm dead. hopefully, there'll be like a very interesting message. i'm going to try to make everyone cry at the end. i mean, it is my funeral after all. if you don't cry, it's not a funeral. i'll probably do standup like forever, which is like cool and also sad and depressing. you know, when the world's ending, i'll be like trying to tell jokes to people who are like dying. like, that's going to be me, and i'm like, "this is my skill, guys." come on out to my show. we're premiering it may 17 and 18th at bindlestiff studio in san francisco. and it is a funeral, so bring flowers. robert: pretty representative of the kind of thing you want to do, huh? melanie: ye

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horribles su vida. >> estaba desesperada porque sÓlo buscaba un futuro para mis hijos nada mÁs. >> irenebajaba para-- de hecho trabajaba para el gobierno. ella supo de mi >> douglas dice que ignoraba lo que significaba cumplir su mayorÍa de edad. >> le van a camiÓn centro de detenciÓnde adultos donde va ser mucho mÁs difÍcil pelear tu caso. ella llegÓ y me explico quÉ es lo que tenÍa que hacer. quizÁs en hondura, quizás muerto. nunca se sabe.>> lo que sucede en tu paÍs, quienes se perciben, tu familia. >> pero tienes que entregar en inglÉs . >> exacto. tuve que llenarla en espaÑol para que personas >> quiÉn te ayudo a traducir al inglÉs? >> esa aplicaciÓn de la y cinco 89 representa una diferencia entre vida y muerte. es tan importante esa aplicaciÓn sin embargo no se les otorga estos comunicados la ayuda legal? >> dice que los detenidos se unieron para hacer algo mÁs. >> hicimos una audiencia dentro de la detenciÓn para darla a conocer a los detenidoslo que Íbamos a ser, yo soy el intÉrprete, yo soy esto, >> el joven hondureÑo logrÓ conseguir ayuda de una organizaciÓn religiosa sin fine

. >> pbs newshour weekend is made: possible bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenheim iii. seton melvin.ch thyl and philip milstein family. dr. p. royagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation foric puroadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. n rom the tisch wnet studios at lincoln centerw york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: go evening, and thanks for joining us. there has been a shooting at a synagoe in poway, california, a community northeast of san diego. police say a 19-year-old man is in custody. he had an a.r.-style assault rifle in his car wn he was arrested. late this afternoon, police confirmed one person was killed and three are hospitalized. one ofhose is a child. their condition is unknown. here is what we do know

. >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. esue and edgar waim iii. seton melvin. the cheryl and philip lstein family. dr. p. roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that'shy we're your retirement company. additional support has bee provided by: and by the corporation for publ contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thank you for joining us the white house insisted today that president trump did not encourage violence against democratic congresswoman ilhan omar when he tweeted a video that included snippets of comments omar made in a speech last month interspersed with footage of the world trade center's twin towers burning on 9/11. the tweet, posted friday, remains onr. trump's twitter feed. the video in it includes snippets of omar's speec

. >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. d edgar wachenheim iii. seton melvin. the cheryl and philip milstein vagelos.oy vagelos and diana t. the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuckeerg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america--st designing ized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for b public broadcasting, a contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at wlincoln center in rk, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening, and thanks for joining us. today marks the 20-year anniversary of the columbine high school shooting near the denver suburb of littleton, colorado. the two gunmen, students at the school, killed 12 studen and a teacher that day before killing themselves. yesterday, hundreds ed a vigil near the high school at the columbine memorial, which openedn 2007. >> it makes it not just an empty g.or upsetting or sad feel it's more of aeep impact

. >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenheim iii. seton melvin. the cheryl and philip milstein ramily. dr. vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. p rosaliwalter. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual de america-- gning customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're you retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for ic broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening, and thanks for joining us. the trump ministration's policy of keeping asylum seekers in mexico while they wt for court hearings will continue at least temporarily. in a ruling late yesterday, a three-judge appellate court panel issued a stay of a lower court ruling that bloc trump administration policy called the "migrant protection protocols" program. since january, hundreds of asylum seekers,

next on pbs newshour weekend.ws >> pbs ur weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wacnheim iii. seton melvin. the cheryl and philip milstein family. ia dr. p. roy vagelos and t. vagelos. the j.p.b. founlition. ro p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberfu corporating is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products.w that's wre your retirement company.ti adal support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan.as >> sreen: good evening and thank you for joining us. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu sa last night that he would move to annex jewish settlements in the west bank if he wins a fifth term in tuesday's election. >> ( translated ): the question you are asking is an interesting one, w stage?o to the next the answer is yes, we will go to the next stage in imposing israeli sovereignty in the west bank. >> sreenivasan: more

pbs newshour week" >> pbs newsur weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenheim iii. seton melvin. the cheryl and philip milstein family. dr. p. roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you.is from the wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thank you for joining us. mourners came to honor the victims, the day after a gunman opened fire in a southern california synagogue, killing a 60-year-old woman and injuring three others. the 19-year-old whitofman suspectehe hate crime attack remains in custody. a growing number of flowers and messages covered a ml on the street outside the chabad of poway synagogue-- just nort

." >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernarand irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenheim iii. seton melvin. the cheryl and philip milstein family. dr. p. roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- signing customized individual and group retirement products. at's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs ation from viewers like you. thank you. atom the tisch wnet studio lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. in washington, d.c. the topic continues to be the u.s.-mexico border, the president's threat to somehow close it, the increase in asylum-seekers, and e state department's statement that it will cut off aid to three central american countries. white house counselor kellyanne conway sd the president is serious about closing the ose metrics.: you're giving. what

. >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgawachenheim iii. seton melvin. the cheryl and philip milstein family. dr. p. roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual ro and group retirementcts. that's why we're your retirement company.ad tional support has been provided by: innd by the corporation for public broadca and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening, and thanks for joining us. president trump used a speech to the republican jewish coalition's anal leadership meeting in las vegas today to ispeat his claim that ther crisis at the u.s.-mexico border and that asylum-seekers should be turned back. >> and i told my people yesterday, our country's full. we're full. our sys our country is full. can't come in. our country is full. what can yo

. >> i am absolutely dead because irene knows for a fact i at coachella, she messaged me and said, waityou actually at coachella. >> i just got the pictures. they are amazing. my worry is that it looks too nice. does that make sense. >> it looks too good. you know what? people are suckers. and so many people don't know and never been, so they don't know what it looks like. she could totally pull the wool over. >> she said, i was having fun. all for another video. >> what concert don't you want to go to? >> just stay at home in your pj's. >> i'm tired from pretending to be at coachell >>> tonight, several developing stories. the family swept away. a deadly storm system tonight. the mother and two children carried away in flash floods. the father reportedly holding onto a tree. a freight train derailing, catching fire, and the truck dangling off a highway. the system moving from texas to the east coast. >>> also, the breaking headline. the grim discovery in the search for that missing 5-year-old boy. search dogs could only find his scent at the home. what they've now found. tonight, the m

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the victims around disaster in this country, my own state of vermont was devastated by tropical irene. an ominous consent in turn american citizens looking to help. just as i i was have whatever standard at my feet, blue state, purple state, i will support them. dand today i'm here to stand wih all the american communities affected by recent natural disasters. i have not given up. today schumer and i offered a substitute that would provide 2.5 billion new funding to address the needs of communities affected by the 2019 disasters such as flooding in the midwest, tornadoes in alabama, it would also accommodate the needs of the american citizens in puerto rico and other territories by including increased funding for the communit. in the cost that waiver for the islands. finally it mandates how to speed up the release of billions and previously appropriated funding which a trip administration has unnecessarily withheldy from disaster stricken communities in puerto rico from texas, louisiana, u.s. virgin islands, florida to south carolina, to north carolina, west virginia, california, miss

he had a wife irene, a daughter named pearl. him one night on their boat while we were trying to figure out what does basil not go with? we couldn't figure out what basil doesn't go with. it goes with everything. >> jimmy: are you talking about the herb, basil? >> yeah. it goes with everything. we were in that kind of conversation. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i understand. an herb-themed conversation. >> the conversation on a boat on the ocean. i said how did you meet irene, man? they've been married 27 years. he goes oh, man i was working on an oil rig. down off the coast of florida. on the weekends we'd come in. i went to a little dancer bar with some ladies. in the back corner there's a set of legs in the best stockings i'd ever seen in my life. and i'd go there every night and stare at her legs and i'd say can i take you out to lunch on my boat? and she'd say no way, man. so eight weekends went by, every weekend i went and i'd ask her, would she come to lunch. on my boat. finally, she said yeah. i got her on my boat. it was a sun

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cecilio said and her husband will say he can now irene vald in a fight to decriminalise have been in argentina they leaving money northwest argentina one of the most conservative provinces in the country the fight is a personal one as it doctors are under investigation for carrying out an abortion on an eleven year old girl who had been raped at the time was when i went out i wanted to evaluate what we could do in a case and what i saw horrified me and. livin year old girl playing with toys whose body is not developed to give birth with a belly she still had a baby teeth and a mouth she was being tortured the girl known only as who was allegedly raped by her step grandfather lucy is eleven years old she was sixteen weeks pregnant when her condition detected she was brought to this hospital because according to doctors she requested them to remove from her belly what would be all the man had put inside her the procedure was delayed for about two months through one rights group to announce that authorities wanted to convince her to keep the baby in spite of her young age with so much t

prove the case and that that's what that's the right approach instead of these never ending wars that irene our treasury and our resources. dateline israel where this week in germany netanyahu want a fifth term as prime minister after a campaign that featured president trump side by side with them on the billboards there what is trump's appeal to israelis his appeal there really is that it means the u.s. protection and this is true not just for trumpet for previous presidents we give billions of dollars a year to israel without that money they could not be conducting the ongoing human rights violations against the palestinian people we protect them in the un when most of the un is against them without us support iran israel would not be able to be doing what it's doing every day to the palestinian people and unfortunately probably to steal more land more ethnic cleansing and he has to do it because he got little by a slim margin without the really extreme conservative parties in israel he would not be prime minister so now he's in debt to them he's going to push to not this be hard to push

. >> president cook: su, ivy, ying, irene, susan. winnie, jean. alice, teresa. >> my name is ivy. five years ago we presented staff came to meet with the parent of taylor and make a promise to us that any student in bilingual pathway would be guaranteed bilingual education up through high school. in addition, provided with opportunity to literacy, from high school. five years later, sfusd is now going back on their word and taking away our children's right to a bilingual education after elementary school. as the largest school district, we think that the bay area, how can the school district so easily go back on their promise to our children? they should uphold guarantee to parents and students. it's caused our communities to lose trust in the san francisco school district. how do you expect a student to believe in the school system after the -- provide them with their bilingual education as promised? most important of all, the district's actions have left parents who have been supportive of our school district disappointed, helpless and hopeless. please take care of our -- we wan

irene sung. san francisco health network, department of public health. >> good morning. or almost afternoon. my apologies if i stumble a bit, the first time i've done this, only in the interim role a few weeks. >> welcome. >> thank you. >> we are absolutely nice. yes. this is easy. >> great, great. this is a new grant and it's focussed on providing services and linkage services to support the homeless people that are suffering from substance use disorders, and mental illness. it's a new grant. i believe the application, the approval to apply was previously approved by the board and that we are approving, we are requesting the approval to accept the dollars and expend the grant. let's see here. we are getting started now, took us some time to actually figure out what gaps in services we really needed to focus on to be sure we are addressing the correct gaps, and i believe that we are in a place now we are moving forward. what we are doing is we are increasing the number of social workers, peer navigators, augmenting street medicine and, with the harm reduction ban to ensu

>> reporter: i don't know how i let photographer irene talk me into utthis, b not too bad. i'm on one of the easier walls here. they're about 50 feet winston, larena, i tonigdon't want to sh them up. i want to get to the top of the wall. this is a grateful body workout. i'm going to try here the next hardest one the next time you see me. we're going to talk about all of this in the 6:00 hour of "news 4 today." why this is a good option for you to get fit for spring. that's what it's all about, okay? all right. g gotta go. i've got a wall to climb. >> goodeluck. ou in a bit,mo tte. >> if you want to join her, she'll invit you to a community boot camp. all you have too is show up at 5 oompt 30 and get in a really great workout. >> we wer't here doing this, we would be out there. >> no, i'd be. asle you go workout. >> i would do it. >> all right. it 5:56now. still ahead this morning, lori loughlin among the big names linked to that college admissions scandal. now her legal troubles may become worse. >> plus, killed in the line of duty what we know about the local man who lost

i'm joined now by activists from green peace usa, irene kim. >> thanks for having me. great. >> we'll put up on the screen what you were to. it was a political cultural moment. what was this about? did you achieve your goals? >> this was about showing absurdity to this event that was happening with our senate. it was to let our senators knows that everyone is watching you and letting you know that this is a crazy situation. senator bernhart has no place as secretary of the interior. i think we did set out what we were trying to do. even more so because it went so voir. so viral. >> and walk us through that. is this a cultural and artistic thing? how much does it matter to you that you were trying to turn or reflect the trump administration's own language, draining the swamp, which may show a bipartisan interest in doing that if you take some of his supporters at their word, and yet your argument seems to be when you look at the interior and other agencies, that it worse than ever. >> right. we really wanted to rif on president trump's favorite saying that he would drai

for three reasons. , stop brexit, —— remain alliance for three reasons, stop brexit, fix britton and irenete. we have to stop brexit now. as i campaign in london, i have a number of people in mind i also have a friend in mind, i'm not going to name him, but he is self—employed, he is in his 405 and he would describe himself as working class. he works six days a week, sometimes seven days a week, he pays his taxes and he loves this country. he voted leave. and he told me why. he told me that they, the labour and conservative parties have done nothing much for him. and he stopped voting altogether. but he did vote in the 2016 referendum and he told me why again. to send a message to the political class and his message was that britain needs fixing and i agree with that message stop gavin esler there, one of change uk's candidates as it launches its candidates. more than 3700 people applied to be candidates for the party, which of course began as a combination of former labour and conservative mps. and from that they have selected a number of people, including very well—known faces like gavin

irene balled in a fight to decriminalise have been in argentina they live in money northwest argentina one of the most conservative provinces in the country the fight is a personal one as the doctors are under investigation for carrying out an abortion on an eleven year old girl who had been raped at the time was when i know i wanted to evaluate what we could do in a case and what i saw horrified me in a live in year old girl playing with toys whose body is not developed to give birth with the belly she still had a baby teeth and a mouth she was being tortured the girl known only as who was allegedly raped by her step grandfather you see is eleven years old and she was sixteen weeks pregnant when her condition was detected she was brought to this hospital because according to doctors she requested them to remove from her belly what if the old man had put inside of her the procedure was delayed for about two months through one writes quote denounce that or thought it is wanted to convince her to keep the baby in spite of her young age with so much time having passed hoarsely he decided

it's irenic -- ironic that you can't fly over disneyland but you can fly over three mile island. we are about 12 miles from the capital. it is very difficult to contact people who don't have a phone to evacuate, we are close to the amish. to the west is york county. this was going to be an energy park. you had three mile island behind us, you had bruno isalnland to -- island, a coal plant, to the west, and you had a hydro-dam, and if you go to the community across from us, there is a plaque that says this is the future. and this was great and still is great waterskiing and fishing. i came down here to recreate as did everybody. i was pro-nuclear and things changed. i was opposed to three mile island prior to the accident, but you are in the heartland of conservative republican bible belt pennsylvania. annie joining us. >> i have a comment to make about your 30 day calling rule. as my soon to be 89-year-old mother would say, i have a bone to pick with you. you have a caller. he has a distinctive voice and has called in several times. he has called them four times. i have left comm

>> irene john f. kennedy quite high. and i say that after really understanding his incredible leadership. when he came in the younger selected present ever the idea public service but in this inaugural entity created the peace corps and the seals and the green beret and he was trying to inspire young people to work in government but also, his interest in science.in 1960, scientists were chosen as times people of the year and science was in the air. john f. kennedy, not just said let's go to the moon by the end of the decade, and we did it with our apollo program under nasa. they had successful mercury action us with john f. kennedy. but he was starting to study ocean, mapping of the ocean floors. and embrace people like rachel carson, the 1962 silent spring that gave birth to the modern environmental movement. and at the time of the freedom rise and the assassination medgar evers. nixon has some successes. when he -- i edited nixon tapes for 1962 he beat mcgovern in the biggest landslide in american history. and nixon is

. >> my father and irene, they're in his bed. >> i played victoria lord, lots of last names, on "onee to live," the abc daytime drama, for 42 years. i worked with rebecca in 1984. she was remarkably good for somebody at that age. >> i thought i had friends here. >> you do have friends here. >> no, i don't. it's only on the surface, dan. >> she had a certain -- a presence and a confidence that exudes on the screen. >> she then is catapulted into the big time by landing a roll on a primetime show called "my sister sam." it's a huge, huge break. >> life isn't this good. i must be dreaming. >> landing a soap and then transitioning to primetime was almost unheard of, especially for somebody that young. >> i do remember when she got "my sister sam." and i remember when i got the phone call, and then we met. and it was super exciting. >> i kind of get a kick out of having my kid sister live with me. i mean, of course it has its disadvantages. >> curfew. >> she was just right. she was just right. she looked like she could be my sister. >> but sadly, her breakout role would lead to disaster.

. >> irene esto. >> ahora mi parte favorita. >> el de la croqueta me parece sÚper creativo. >> mire lo♪ ♪ ♪ >>a nuestros invitados y a ustedes, tenemos la hora del dulce. es una torta medio saladay dulce. seis huevos. en un molde vamos a colocar mantequilla. el molde le vamos a colocar azÚcar y pan rallado. vamos a empezar a mezclar tambiÉn le vamos a colocar un toque de vainilla. . colocamos el azÚcar, los huevos . en este momento, vamos a aÑadir el queso como un queso blanco duro, sala di . recuerden que pueden utilizar el queso que es muy venezolano. >> tambiÉn queso z, un poco de leche- >> tambiÉn a la hora de hornear. >> a los que nos gusta comer, nos encanta cocinar. >> vamos a incorporar esto asÍ nomÁs. lo vamos a hornear tapado, ella no va a subir mucho, tapamos. les voy a presentar la historia de la superaciÓndel chef, cruzÓ la frontera buscando el sueÑo americano, empezÓ limpiando pisos y ahora ha ganado cinco premios que son las famosas estrellas. >> crecÍ en san luis potosí. nunca tuvimos problemas de nada, el Único problema fue cuando mi madre fallece, fue algo muy doloros

problems we face at our southern border will not be fixed with high profile he irene's or tweets or press conferences. it will take leadership. as i said last week it will take cooperation and credibility. by the end of the week the department of human security will have no secretary, no deputy secretary, no chief financial officer nobody leading multiple major bureaus and therefore virtually no accountability to the american people. we are looking at an absence of leadership at the top of the third largest department in our federal government. department charged with preventing terrorism, securing our borders, enforcing our immigration laws and safeguarding cyberspace and entering resilience to investors. fortunately the men and women of dhs in its component agencies career public servants continue to show up to work and continue to do their best across the country in the midst of a very difficult situation on our southern border. last week we heard it's not just the number but the composition of the migrant groups that are straining our infrastructure. specifically influx of families an

when my own state was devastated by tropical storm irene, members of this body came to me, not as republicans or democrats, but as concerned american citizens looking to help. just as i always have for whatever state it might be -- red state, blue state, purple state -- i've always voted to support them. and today this vermonter is here to stand with all the american communities affected by recent natural disasters. i have not given up on a path forward. today leader schumer and i offered a substitute that would provide $2.5 billion in new funding to address the needs of communities affected by the 2019 disasters such as flooding in the midwest, tornadoes in alabama. we'd also accommodate the needs of the american citizens -- they are americans -- in puerto rico and other territories by including increased funding for the community development block grants and grants to help rebuild damaged water systems. we also include medicaid funding for the northern mariana islands in cost-match waiver for the northern mariana islands, guam and american samoa. and it mandates that h.u.d. speed up the pre