stopped and similarly the jewish association in germany has. responded in that way ok another response let's go back to now was the state parliament in has been held a moment of silence was a very solemn moment to suffuse hours ago are the repairing here on the w. in the state parliament what's what's the mood where you are are those that mirror that that element of of solemn solemnity. very much so solid is the word to describe this city today and that feeling might last an awful long time because they're in shock that something like this happened i'm looking away from in that direction and there are groups of people on the street corners talking quietly to each other about how such a thing could happen there are pockets of people everywhere in this town where i've gone just very quiet quietly talking to each other shaking their heads and just being in disbelief that a mass shooting to take part in it takes place in a in a town in this city a small city of of of about $100000.00 where basically people were getting along with each other high im

jewish museum in san francisco. levi strauss a history of american style. betty got a preview on cbsn bay area. >>> levi's is headquartered in san francisco. they associate him with the city. they don't know he is a jewish immigrant. who made his way here. starhine. >>> i think that is almost entirely the reason if not the strongest reason why we selected to do this exhibition and partnership with levi strauss and company at the contemporary jewish museum. this figure is so important here for the local legacy of san francisco. for the company themselves. for the nation and for the world. that his brand and all of his business all started with the classic american story of an immigrant coming to this country finding his way. in finding his success. >>> some of the pieces in the exhibit were worn by famous folks from albert einstein to steve jobs even beyonci. it runs through august 9. you can watch the full interview on cbsn bay area. kpix.com and other digital platforms. >>> iphone x are the most popular phone in the world 2019. apple shipped 46.3 million iphone x are is alessio. more than double the units sold in 2018. the second most popular smart phon

so thank you. [ applause ] >> senator, i want to bring in joshua shanes who is an associate professor of jewisht the college of charleston who says he's undecided, but leaning toward senator warren. >> good evening. >> hi. >> welcome to charleston. thanks so much. i'm a specialist in the in the history of fascism and extremely concerned at the moment and i appreciate you stepping up to the plate and trying to save us. >> you're welcome. >> my question is as follow, how would you motivate the liberal wing animated by sanders and warren to the candidacy if you are nominated? what position of sanders would you be willing to endorse that maybe until now you might not have? >> okay, so first of all, i want to be clear what i said at the beginning that what unites is bigger than what divides us and all of us have a pledge to support the candidate that comes out of the convention, and that is very, very important. [ applause ] secondly, if you've seen up there, we can go back and forth on issue, but elizabeth and bernie and i actually are all three of us are in leadership together at the u.s. senate.

association meeting. york isng us from new ran zwigenberg a professor of asian and jewish studies at penn state. the author of hiroshima and the global origins of memory. thank you for joining us on c-span's american history tv. >> thank you for having me. >> you look at the two significant impacts upward or two, the holocaust and its impact on jews around the world and of course the bombings and reshma and nagasaki which ended the war in 1945. has your research shown? my research now is on the psychiatric reaction, direction of the psychiatric establishment and that dealt with communities of survivors both in hiroshima and nagasaki and in the case of the holocaust. my first book on hiroshima talks about memory culture, the politics of memory that surround those two places and my first look at one chapter of that a psychiatrist who came to hiroshima and worked with hiroshima survivors and laser -- later also connected to people with holocaust survivors. my current research takes this chapter and expands it into a book project that we should look -- both the pre-and post-history of this, both how

the chinese for affirmative action, the chinese benevolent association, the chinese american democratic club, visitation valley, lbgf club, jewish community relation's council and neighborhood association, golden gate heights association, sunset heights association of responsible people and stop crime sf. i want to thank my cosponsors, supervisors and my aid who did a lot of work on this legislation. recently, chief scott and mayor breed announced a decline in violent crime and property crime city-wide. this is positive news and also out of sync. this came from growing fears within the asian community, in particular, that they have been increasing like victimized by violent and property crime. the racially fueled attack of an older chinese man to being the latest in a continual series of high profile crime incidents targeting older chinese community members in chinatown, southeast neighborhoods and the sunset district. and since trump's election, we've seen a dramatic increase in hate motivated crimes, locally and nationally leading to growing fears within communities of colour, lgbtq, safe communities and others but targeted at

democratic club, visitation asian alliance, lgbtq democratic club, the jewish community relations council, the triangle neighborhood association, golden gate heights neighborhood association, sunset heights association of responsible people, for all submitting letters of summer for this legislation. the crime victim data disclosure ordinance will do the two things: number one, require s.f.p.d. to regularly report aggravated data on the motivating factor for hate crimes, sexual orientation, gender identity or religious preference. and require s.f. p.d. to does close crime victim data, specifically race, gender, and age for victims of assault, aggregated assault, sexual assault, burglary, theft, motor vehicle theft, robbery, battery, vandalism, domestic violence and murder. the legislation does not require the s.f.p.d. to acquire any new information from victims, but to report available data that is already being collected. i first requested this data for a board of supervisors' hearing that convened last month, in response to home invasions targeting the sunset district and other neighbourhoods. i was told by s.f.p.d. that the

the chinese for affirmative action, the chinese benevolent association, the chinese american democratic club, visitation valley, lbgf club, jewishommunity relation's council and neighborhood association, golden gate heights association, sunset heights association of responsible people and stop crime sf. i want to thank my cosponsors, supervisors and my aid who did a lot of work on this legislation. recently, chief scott and mayor breed announced a decline in violent crime and property crime city-wide. this is positive news and also out of sync. this came from growing fears within the asian community, in particular, that they have been increasing like victimized by violent and property crime. the racially fueled attack of an older chinese man to being the latest in a continual series of high profile crime incidents targeting older chinese community members in chinatown, southeast neighborhoods and the sunset district. and since trump's election, we've seen a dramatic increase in hate motivated crimes, locally and nationally leading to growing fears within communities of colour, lgbtq, safe communities and others but targeted atta

democratic club, visitation asian alliance, lgbtq democratic club, the jewish community relations council, the triangle neighborhood association, golden gate heights neighborhood association, sunset heights association of responsible people, for all submitting letters of summer for this legislation. the crime victim data disclosure ordinance will do the two things: number one, require s.f.p.d. to regularly report aggravated data on the motivating factor for hate crimes, sexual orientation, gender identity or religious preference. and require s.f. p.d. to does close crime victim data, specifically race, gender, and age for victims of assault, aggregated assault, sexual assault, burglary, theft, motor vehicle theft, robbery, battery, vandalism, domestic violence and murder. the legislation does not require the s.f.p.d. to acquire any new information from victims, but to report available data that is already being collected. i first requested this data for a board of supervisors' hearing that convened last month, in response to home invasions targeting the sunset district and other neighbourhoods. i was told by s.f.p.d. that the

association meeting. york isng us from new ran zwigenberg a professor of asian and jewish studies at penn state. the author of hiroshima and the global origins of memory. thank you for joining us on c-span's american history tv. >> thank you for having me. >> you look at the two significant impacts upward or two, the holocaust and its impact on jews around the world and of course the bombings and reshma and nagasaki

this associated with the first amendment and constitutional rights and civil rights which are fraught, but we have to have this conversation now given the uptick in the violence against the jewish community, but the other communities, communities of color, the muslim communities, the sikh and hin dui communities, our black communities in the context of the christian church, we have to have these conversations. i believe it's the time now to have that conversation about whether we have a domestic terror law and domestic terror des sig nagsz. with that i will turn it back to paul for his closing remarks. >> thank you, general. >> as the list of recent attacks against american faiths based communities grows almost daily, we have seen a rekindled call for domestic terrorism laws as the general just referred to, to provide federal law enforcement agencies similar tools that are available to combat targeted violent attacks by international terrorists and i think we heard that several times today from law enforcement experts. it's been resonating. many believe that these bills specifically would provide required resources to federal law enforcement officials, some of which have indica

democratic club, visitation asian alliance, lgbtq democratic club, the jewish community relations council, the triangle neighborhood association, golden gate heights neighborhood association, sunset heights association of responsible people, for all submitting letters of summer for this legislation. the crime victim data disclosure ordinance will do the two things: number one, require s.f.p.d. to regularly report aggravated data on the motivating factor for hate crimes, sexual orientation, gender identity or religious preference. and require s.f. p.d. to does close crime victim data, specifically race, gender, and age for victims of assault, aggregated assault, sexual assault, burglary, theft, motor vehicle theft, robbery, battery, vandalism, domestic violence and murder. the legislation does not require the s.f.p.d. to acquire any new information from victims, but to report available data that is already being collected. i first requested this data for a board of supervisors' hearing that convened last month, in response to home invasions targeting the sunset district and other neighbourhoods. i was told by s.f.p.d. that the

nobody in their right mind want to to be associated now i seenazis, but something i never thought i would see in my lifetime, the open embrace and spread of anti-jewishhout the world once again. in 2020, we hear the same lies the nazis used so effectively in their propaganda. they said jews have too much power. jews control the economy and the media. jews control government. jews control everything. we hear this online, in the media, and even within democratic governments. it is a deadly virus that has been with us for over 2000 years. but, we cannot look the other way and pretend it has not happened. that is what people did throughout the 1930's and that is what led to auschwitz-birkena. there are 50 countries represented here today and i know each and every one of you is disgusted -- is as disgusted by semitism as i am. thisou alone cannot stop but all of you can speak out forcefully against this. we cannot rewrite history but we can be much more forceful today. we must all remember those brave, loyal people that tried to stop this as all world leaders and politicians might -- must lead in this effort. words are not enough. political speeches are n

associated with the nazis. neverw, i see something i thought i would see in my lifetime. spread ofnd brazen anti-jewishughout the world once again. lies20 we hear the same the nazis used so effectively in their propaganda. they said, jews have too much power, jews control the economy and the media, jews control governments, jews control everything. we hear this madness online, in the media, and even within democratic governments. we will never eradicate anti-semitism. it is a deadly virus that has been with us over 2000 years. we cannot look the other way and pretend it is not happening. that is what people did throughout the 1930's and that is what led to auschwitz. -- theree 50 countries are 50 countries represented here today. i know each and every one of you is disgusted by anti-semitism. you also know that you will cannot stop this. certainly you can speak out forcefully against it. we cannot rewrite history but we can be more forceful today. remember must those brave people that try to stop this as all world leaders, politicians, must lead the effort. words are not enough. political speeches are

associated countries? >> thank you, chair. the report was very well received by the u.n. system, but i want the thank the jewish communities for supporting me in the report and also their response to the report which ensures states cannot reject that report. in december -- i'm looking forward to see how various actors will implement it. i have a report following up on the every limitation making sure the critical five steps and report back on what they have done. it's still early days but i hope to come back if two years time with a full report on what steps have been taken. i'm going around to various cities, talking to governments on the point, number one, asking the u.n. secretary general to appoint a high level on the subject. this third, embrace the definition, and forth work with unesco to combat anti-semitism in textbooks and schools. thank you. >> always a pleasure to have you and we're always encouraged by your enthusiasm and knowledge of these issues. you said our mandate is to make recommendations to our own government on policy, so my question to you would be, if the united states could focus on one