eval they wouldn't do that for me judah i. hear to say as he can still remember the exact moment nearly seventy five years ago after ten months in a concentration camp when he and his family were put on a train and told they were going to another camp suddenly the train screeched to a very strong halt a soldier appeared. judy his family braced for the absolute worse than his father cried out with joy it's the americans it's the americans. thank you a second holocaust survivor who was here tonight joshua accountant was a prisoner at dhaka he remembers watching through a hole in the wall of a cattle car as american soldiers rolled in with tanks to me joshua recalls the american soldiers were proof that god exists and they came down from the sky they came down from heaven i began this evening by honoring three soldiers who fought on d.-day in the second world war one of them was hermann zaitchik but there is more to herman story a year after he stormed the beaches of normandy hermann was one of the american soldiers who helped li

today is judah's 81st birthday. ♪ happy birthday, dear judah ♪ happy birthday to you [ applause ] >>ldn't do that for me, judah. >> there it is. better late than never. >> rare moments on both sides have smiles on their faces and are clapping. >> savor it while we can. the state of our union, 2019. it was much anticipated, delivered. >> because it actually happened. >> thanks for watching "early today." i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm frances rivera. your news continues right here on nbc and our nbc stations.tak temperatures across the bay >>> a very good wednesday morning to you, february 6th already. it is a cold start to our morning. take a look at some of the temperatures across the bay area this morning, freezing in some spots. we're here to help you bundle up, get ready for work. just stay where you are right now, probably warm at home. >> we're here because it's warmer than outside. it was frozen on my windshield this morning. good morning, thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. let's get a look at the cold temperatures out there. >> it is old out

today is judah's 81st birthday. [applause] ♪ [gallery sings "happy birthday"] ♪ [applause] >> thank you! [laughter] pres. trump: they would not do that for me, judah. [laughter] pres. trump: they wouldn't do that for me, judah. >> [laughter] pres. trump: judah says he can still remember the same moment years ago after 10 months in an concentration camp, when he and his family were put on a train and told they were going to another camp. suddenly the train screeched to a very strong halt. a soldier appeared. judah's family braced for the absolute worst. then his father cried out with joy, "it's the americans, it's the americans!" [applause] pres. trump: thank you. a second holocaust survivor was here tonight. he remembers watching through a hole in the wall of a cattle car as american soldiers ruled in with tanks. he was a prisoner at dachau. to me, joshua recalls the american soldiers were proof that god exists, and they came down from the sky, they came down from heaven. i began this evening by honoring three soldi

judah's family braced for the absolute worst. then his father cried out with joy, "it's the americans, it's the americans!" >> [applause] a second holocaust survivor who is here tonight, joshua kaufman, was a prisoner at dachau. he remembers watching through a hole in the wall of a cattle car as american soldiers rolled in with tanks. "to me," joshua recalls, "the american soldiers were proof that god exists, and they came down from the sky." they came down from heaven. i began this evening by honoring three soldiers who fought on d-day in the second world war. one of them was herman zeitchik. but there is more to herman's story. a year after he stormed the beaches of normandy, herman was one of those american soldiers who helped liberate dachau. [applause] pres. trump: he was one of the americans who helped rescue joshua from that hell on earth. almost 75 years later, herman and joshua are both together in the gallery tonight -- seated side-by-side, here in the home of american freedom. herman and joshua, your presence this even

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>> they wouldn't do that for me, judah.ays he can still remember the exact moment nearly 75 years ago, after ten months in a concentration camp, when he and his family were put on a train and told they were going to another camp. suddenly the train screeched to a very strong halt. a soldier appeared. judah's family braced for the absolute worst. then his father cried out with joy, "it's the americans, it's the americans!" [ applause ] >> thank you. a second holocaust survivor who is here tonight, joshua was a prisoner at dachau. he remembers watching through a hole in the wall of a cattle car as american soldiers rolled in with tanks. to me, joshua recalls, the american soldiers were proof that god exists, and they came down from the sky, they came down from heaven. i began this evening by honoring three soldiers who fought on d day in the second world war. one of them was herman zeicek. but there is more to herman's story. a year after he stormed the beaches of normandy, herman was one of the american soldiers who helped l

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>> they wouldn't do that for me, judah.ays he can still remember the exact moment nearly 75 years ago after ten months in a concentration camp, when he and his family were put on a train and told they were going to another camp. suddenly, the train screeched to a very strong halt. a soldier appeared, judah's family braced for the absolute worst. then his father cried out with joy, it's the americans! it's the americans! [ applause ] thank you. a second holocaust survivor who is here tonight, joshua coffin was a prisoner at dacau. to me, joshua recalls, the american soldiers were proof that god exists and they came down from the sky. they came down from heaven. i began this evening by honoring three soldiers who fought on d-day in the second world war. one of them was herman zetich. but there is more to herman's story. a year after he stormed the beaches of normandy, herman was one of the american soldiers who helped liberate dacau. [ applause ] he was one of the americans who helped rescue joshua from that hell on earth. al

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today is judah's 81st birthday. [applause] ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday dear judah ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ [applause] >> they wouldn't do that for me. judah says he can store member the exact moment nearly 75 years ago, after 10 months in a concentration camp, when he and his family were put on a train and told they were going to another camp. suddenly the train screeched to a very strong halt. a soldier appeared, judah's family braced for the absolute worst, then his father cried out with joy it's the americans, it's the americans. [applause] >> a second holocaust survivor is you tonight, joshua kaufman, was a prisoner at.com. he remembers watching through a hole in the wall of a cattle car as american soldiers rolled in with tanks. joshua recalls the american soldiers who were proof that god exists and they came down from the sky, they came down from heaven. i began this evening by honoring three soldiers who fought on d-day in the second world war. one of them was herman as i

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the camera another attacking player who well never mind zilker this time latched onto a cross from judah to make it through email and take three points home to berlin no home win for glatt back this time what was the reason was to blame this thirteen just an unlucky number. we just wanted to win at home today and would have been our thirteenth a win just a shame we just have to deal with it and carry our mission next week next challenge change out of. rain on the parade new club record. it seems that maybe not quite ready yet to be ruthless title challengers this season even the coach knows there's still some way to go i. know what our goals are if we want to play a successful season we're on a good path but we also know that we still have games like this one today from time to time. that black box full of heroes will be able to handle it the title let's be honest wasn't really what the fans expected. the goal remains a top four finish champions league qualification. two teens fighting for champions league qualification fifth place frankfurt face fourth place live. who is ready for the b

tonight we are also joined by pittsburgh survivor judah savage. he arrived at the synagogue as the massacre began. but not only did judah narrowly escape death last fall, more than seven decades ago he narrows never really survived the concentration camps. today is a judas 81st birthday. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ happy birthday to you. happy birthday to you. happy birthday dear judas ♪ [ applause ] they wouldn't do that for me in judah. he says he can still remember the exact moment nearly 75 years ago after 10 months in a concentration camp when he and his family were put on a train and told they were going to another camp. suddenly the train screeched to a very strong halt. a soldier appeared. judas family braced for the absolute worst than his father cry with joy "it is the americans! it is the americans!" [ cheers and applause ] thank you. a second holocaust survivor who is here tonight, joshua kaufman, was a prisoner at dock out. he remembers watching through a hole in the wall of a cattle car as american soldiers roll

they wouldn't do that for me, judah. maybe not. so is this donald trump 2.0?ermination to pitch himself as the angry voice of the downtrodden against the elite. john sobel, bbc news, washington. well, in his speech last night, president trump claimed the us and its allies have liberated virtually all of the territory once held by islamic state. today he said he expects a formal announcement, as early as next week, that is militants have lost all of the land they held in syria and iraq. he underlined that point today to allies from nearly 80 countries who've worked with the us to fight the group. we look forward to giving our brave warriors in syria a warm welcome back home. rest assured we will do what it takes to defeat every ounce and every last person with and the isis madness and defend our people from radical islamic terrorism. breaking news coming into us concerning the wreckage of the plane carrying at the football emeliano sala and the pilot. according to the air accident investigation branch that body seen in the wreckage of the plane has been success

they wouldn't do that for me, judah. maybe not. so is this donald trump 2.0?e same driving determination to pitch himself as the angry voice of the downtrodden against the elite. jon is at the white house for us now. i ,so , so some softened edges, what does the performance tell us? we saw donald trump testing out some of the themes of what will be his election campaign, there was more touchy—feely stuff, in the mid—term elections in november he did very badly with suburban voters and women, so badly with suburban voters and women, so he needs to broaden his baseif women, so he needs to broaden his base if he is to get elected in 2020, but at the same time he doesn't want to alienate those people who already back him, and so he said, we are going to ban late term abortions, that will be difficult to get through, but that was clearly designed to reassure evangelical christians who have supported him in huge numbers in 2016, and then of course there is the border wall. this is becoming a litmus test of donald trump his effectiveness as president, because so effe

they wouldn't do that for me, judah. nick bryant, bbc news, washington. our top story this evening.nt after he said there was a special place in hell for them. and coming up... the hotel booking sites and their misleading sales tactics — the official watchdog tells them to change their ways. coming up in the sport in the next 15 minutes on bbc news, manchester city can move to the top of the premier league for the first time in two months. we'll have the latest from goodison park ahead of their match against everton. the earth could now be in its warmest period since records began some 150 years ago — that's according to forecasts by the met office. climate scientists say we could start to see weather events on a scale we've never experienced before. the report also says there's a risk that global temperatures could rise by 1.5 celsius over pre—industrial levels — a tipping point after which there could be rapid and far—reaching changes for our planet. here's our science correspondent, rebecca morelle. from the devastating flooding that's inundating australia, forcing thousands from

today is judah's 81st birthday. [clapping] ♪ happy birthday to you. ♪ happy birthday to you. ♪ [clapping] >> thank you! >> we must always keep faith in america's destiny, that one nation under god must be the hope and the promise and the light and the glory among all the nations of the world. thank you. god bless you. and god bless america. thank you he ver very much. lauren: president trump standing firm on immigration, but he did not repeat threats to declare a national emergency as many thought he would last night. cheryl: yeah, about the border wall. let's go to the democratic response. former georgia house minority leader stacy abrams strongly criticizing the president's speech. >> making livelihoods of our federal workers, a pawn for political games is a disgrace. the shutdown was a stunt, engineered by the president of the united states, one that defieded every tenant of fairness and abandoned not just our people but our values. under the current administration, far too many hard working americans are falling

they wouldn't do that for me, judah.screeched to a halt. a soldier appeared. judah‘s family braced for the worst. then, his father cried out with joy: "it's the americans." a second holocaust survivor who is here tonight, joshua kaufman, was a prisoner at dachau concentration camp. he remembers watching through a hole in the wall of a cattle car as american soldiers rolled in with tanks. "to me,"joshua recalls, "the american soldiers were proof that god exists, and they came down from the sky." i began this evening by honouring three soldiers who fought on d—day in the second world war. one of them was herman zeitchick. but there is more to herman's story. a year after he stormed the beaches of normandy, herman was one of those american soldiers who helped liberate dachau. he was one of the americans who helped rescuejoshua from that hell on earth. almost 75 years later, herman and joshua are both together in the gallery tonight — seated side—by—side, here in the home of american freedom. herman and joshua: your presence

. >> today is judah's 81st birthday. ♪ happy birthday to you. >> they wouldn't do that for me, judah.urse of just six days in the history of these united states. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. good night from washington. and make sure to tune in this sunday to see "fox news sunday" with chris wallace. his guests include acting white house chief of staff mic mulvaney. "the story," hosted by marthmartha mccallum starts right now. >> martha: hi there, jon. thank you. breaking tonight, folks. brand new calls, brand new information just coming in moments ago with regard to lieutenant governor of virginia justin fairfax and calls from within his party to ask him to resign. fairfax is now accused by a second woman, a classmate at duke university who said she told friends back in 2,000 that he raped her. fairfax says she is lying. he has called that charge, quote, demonstrably false. this providing an ugly, but no doubt welcome distraction for governor northam who now seems to be riding out the storm over the yearbook photo as his succession plan looks a bit unviable at the mo

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christa's wallet and phone were found on an n-judah line muni train. police are reviewing surviellance video to see if she was ever even on muni... and, if so, where she got off. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. in the east bay... a huge homeless encampment is being cleared out in oakland. this is video as crews cleaned up today on 12th street and 23rd avenue... near interstate 880. you can see the big trucks they brought in to clear the clutter d debris. about 14 of them have already relocated to a new 'community cabin' location. residents knew this would be coming though. they were warned a year ago, the site would be cleared for a construction project. the homeless camp has been the center of problems in the past. in september of last year... a large fire broke out... and at the same time, a body was found, unrelated to that fire. coming up .... a local business owner bans people wearing the trump 'make america great again' caps .. comparing them to negative cultural symbols .. like swastikas or white hoods .. details ahead. also a

then christa's wallet and phone turned up an n-judah line muni train... but she had mysteriously disappeared.paula lykins/friend- "in the last few months, she's had some pretty significant health problems, which sort of led to some mental health issues." christa's friends and co- workers at mission rock resort -- held a news conference outside john's grill thursday afternoon... asking for the public's help in tracking her down. john's grill offering a five-thousand dollar reward for information leading to her return.johnny jonstin/manager- "she seemed ok, through most of her experience here, and towards the end she seemed a little shakey, but nothing out of the ordinary." she lives in daly city -- so, the daly city police department is leading the investigation.sgt. ron harrison/daly city police- "we're trying to determine if she was actually on the muni line and if anybody was with her or where she got off of. so, we are going through a bunch of footage right now -- looking through that that we just got this morning."sarah jordan/friend- "she's one of th

they wouldn't do that for me, judah. nick bryant, bbc news, washington.e key themes from the president's speech is ab stoddard, associate editor at real clear politics. the 17 minutes spent on immigration, because although there were comments about unity and bipartisanship, when it came to the substantive issues, this was an appeal to his base and that he still would like the wall. he spent the most time talking about theissue he spent the most time talking about the issue of border security and making his case once again for a wall, accusing the democrats of standing in the way of him fulfilling his campaign promise, that mexico was going to pay for the wall, and we are no more closer to an end solution for president trump with the stalemate expiring next friday, we know he is emphatic and we know the democrats are not going to give him a wall and we know he will not shut the government down. he is aware of how damaging that was to him politically but we don't know between now and then after the address last night just what between now and then after the

de vigilancia de los autobuses pblicos para tratar de localizar a christa; sobre todo en la ruta n judah encontraron sus pertenencias cerca a la estacin de la calle sexta y king sot / amiga de christa mahoney "tengo la esperanza que alguien vea esto y encuentre christa y llame al nmero de emergencia 9-1-1 para saber que ella esta bien y darle la ayida medica que necesita" sot walter mejia / padre de familia "pues pedir ayuda a la comunidad para encontrarla " y es que muchos consideran que la ayuda de la comunidad es vital en estos casos las autoridades dijeron que estn recibiendo llamadas desde varios puntos del rea de la baha sin embargo hasta ahora no tienen una pista slida de paradero de esta mujer. esperemos que puedan localizarla en buen estado. gracias flavio. ---en san francisco, la policia busca al hombre que vera en pantalla por presuntamente robar paquetes... ---las imagenes fueron captadas en ramsell dr la semana pasada... ---si usted reconoce al sujeto comuniquese con la policia de san francisco... ---y tambien en san francisco un hombre fue hospitalizado luego de ser golpead

they wouldn't do that for me, judah. nick bryant, bbc news, washington.re, here's holly. we can have a new premier league leader, manchester city against every ten this evening and he said he could return to the top with a win at gutters park and they will mess their chance going seven points clear at last week and we are 30 minutes into that game and no goals just yet though. a home tied against derby county, and the replay between west brom and brighton and the home site of course with history here. having won the last ten games against brighton and that game isjust game is just around 18 game isjust around 18 or 19 minutes and and no goals at the hawthorns just yet. watch that game on bbc one right now. and it's double manchester city action tonight — with the women facing chelsea thsi evening — for a place in the final of the continental cup. city s hopes of bringing any silverware back to manchester this season could be defined by a double header with the blues this week... the two sides meet again in the wsl on sunday. hannah england has gone close

these are royal seals from the king of judah.applause] they were found at the foot of the temple mount in jerusalem. they all carry the names of biblical kings of judah and some of their descendents in ancient hebrew. this one here is the seal of we call in ea who hebrew -- [speaking foreign language]. he was a direct descendent of king david. and here's his royal seal. so guess what. there were jewish kings in jerusalem. contrary to what may have been said at the university of michigan. now, does anyone in the audience here read ancient greek? well, watch this then. this 2,000-year-old stone found next to the temple mount is an original sign post in ancient greek marking the rules of entry to the temple in jerusalem. the stone on the left is from the israel museum in jerusalem. you can go to the israel museum. you can see it. but the full text of the greek inscription, which we've transscribed here, is from the arclogical museum in istanbul. it makes specific reference to the temple precincts. you remember what arafat's lieutena

. >> reporter: irie and judah felkner are typical toddlers according to their mom, crisa. >> they're are. >> reporter: the twins have been through a lot. you haven't been able to hold them. >> no, no. >> reporter: more than 13 weeks early they were fighting for their lives, then the diagnosis that irie, one pound, 13 ounces, had a heart condition, pda. >> i was truly scared that we were not going to bring her home. >> reporter: a potentially life-threatening opening between two blood vessels leading from the heart which increases blood flow to the lungs making it hard to breathe. doctors told the couple about a new device to close the opening called the piccolo. smaller than a pea, the device from abbott can be implanted in babies weighing as little as two pounds through a minimally invasive procedure using a catheter to direct the device to the heart. >> you put in this little plug. it takes 20 minutes. >> reporter: dr. evan zhan of the smitt heart facility explains -- >> you push it out, there's the first disk, the middle section, and the last disk. that goes into the pda and almos

trumpet ministration has no intention of insisting there will be full accountability for the murder of judah high show she as a result congress saying it will step in to impose what it calls real consequences american media. inc which owns the u.s. tabloid the national enquirer says it will investigate accusations of extortion and blackmail made against the paper by jeff bezos well it's richest man as us who's the chief executive of amazon and owner of the washington post says the tabloids threatened to publish intimate photos of him she had tons he has more so far for he's the world's richest man is the founder of amazon and he's the owner of one of the world's best known newspapers the washington post but jeff bezos chose a no frills blogging site to tell his story following the announcement of his divorce in january a tabloid magazine the national enquirer best known for its coverage of movie and music stars published an eleven page spread detailing his extramarital affair complete with text messages sent by bezos to his lover bezos then used his own security team to investigate the sourc

>> they wouldn't do that for me, judah. >> reporter: that was definitely a powerful moment there. the president's speech w peppered with items americans could agree on, pledging to eliminate theiv epidemic in the u.s. within the decade. recommitting to the fight against childhood cancer. at its cor it was trump the campaigner checking off key base.ing cries for his a ban on late term abortion among them and attacks on his political opponents as socialists. >> a lot of folks during that speech were listening,urf , but also looking at the dynamic between nancy pelosi and the president, kind of reading the tea leaves. what is the status of tipir relationight now? >> reporter: you're exactly right. last night was about the woman behind him, these two rivals fresh off their shutdown showdo f sharing the scree nearly an hour and a half. at ments when there was booing pelosi seemed to shush her colleagues. otherlimes she appeared to r her eyes at the president's claims. following the speech, notablype si told reporters that it was quote, weird that president trump brought up the record n

today is judah's 81st birthday.applause] [singing happy birthday] happy birthday to you happy birthday to you happy birthday dear judah happy birthday to you ♪ [applause] >> thank you. [laughter] they wouldn't do that for me, judah. speech -- part of the all the rest of the speech available at c-span.org. saying steny hoyer donald trump used the state of the union to continue to mislead the american people. the only real immigration crises are the ones he himself has created. also rosa from new york adding that if trump were serious about protecting patients the administration wouldn't be fighting in court to gut the affordable care act. let's go to michael in louisiana. go ahead on our independent line. caller: thanks a lot. i really appreciate your show and i watch it every day. i would just like to say that i think the president came out and tried to bring everybody together and i think he did a pretty good job. i thought everybody was coming together and i still think we have a little problem going on there but

christa's wallet and phone were found on an n-judah line muni train. police are reviewing surviellance video to see if she was ever even on muni... and, if so, where she got off. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (pam) a restaurant owner in san mateo is drawing some criticism after apparently banning people from wearing the trump - 'make america great again' ... hats in his restaurant... describing them as negative cultural symbols. kron 4's charles clifford explains... well, here in san mateo the co owner of the popular wursthall restaurant has caused a bit of stir after he apparently implied that anyone wearing a maga hat would not be allowed in. now this past sunday the chef tweeted out that "maga hats are like white hoods but stupider because you can see exactly who is wearing them." now since that tweet, the chef has said the restaurant has received threats and as of thursday afternoon it appears that the tweet has been removed from twitter.we also talked to restaurant goers who had mixed feelings about the ban.sotit does seem lik

today is judah's 81st birthday. [ ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday dear judah. was great. ainsley: he stood up and said thank you. steve: 10-year-old cancer survivor grace eline who the president was alluding to will be with us about six minutes from right now. meanwhile live with us tom homan, thomas homan former acting director of ice. good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: the president made it clear of the wall will get built but did he not give congress an ultimatum. >> there is an ultimatum out there. we will find out by the 15th what is he going to do. either give him the money for the wall or he declares a national emergency. that's what i would like to see. one thing he said last night which he didn't say in the oval office. he gave an example why the wall is effected. when he stalked about san diego and el paso, i was hoping he would do that during oval office meeting. democrats say the wall is ineffective. what he did last night talking about two examples, he clearly showed the american people where that wall has been built it, resulted in decre

christa's wallet and phone were found on an n-judah line muni train. police are reviewing surviellance video to see if she was ever even on muni... and, if so, where she got off. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (vicki) happening now.... millions of americans are suffering through historically frigid -- and deadly -- temperatures. at least a dozen people have died as a result of the brutally cold weather. but there may be some good news in the days ahead. reporter ryan young has the latest. a ábrutalá arctic freeze -- ásweepingá over nearly a quarter of the country -- bringing the coldest air in a ágenerationá to parts of the midwest.rochelle davenport: "it's freezing cold, my face, my toes, everything."with a low temperature of negative twenty three, and a wind chill of negative áfifty two.áthe windy city's temperatures -- álowerá than parts of antarctica áandá alaska -- causing giant ice bricks to áblanketá the river -- and a wall of áice steamá to form along lake michigan and across the skyline.the dangerously- cold weather -- even