his wife lola was much younger, she was 96. and they had met in -- they had known each other in poland. they had met in dachau and then gotten married. and the two of themed had lost their entire -- them had lost their entire families and suffered immensely in camp after camp after camp. and through the kindness of cousins, their only remaining relatives in the united states, they were resettled, relow caughted -- relocated. he was a locksmith. they found work for him, they found a home for the family. they raised three kids. they had a large brood of grandchildren come to visit them in their assisted living facility. and at the end of this discussion, i look at itz health care ik, and i -- itzhik, and i say, i try to ask a final question, and he looks at me knowing what i'm going to ask, says it's a good life. he says i've had a good life. he said i love my wife, we've been married for 70 years, i love my children, he said, i want to thank my cousins in america for finally letting me in. >> thank you. i want to make sure we ha

is no use no lola for the wicked. doesn't. work using the word or. can't sleep. comes through. the use. of. this is the wus live from berlin and athens court delivers a landmark verdict in a marathon trial protesters clashed with police outside the court while inside the leaders of the far right golden dawn party found guilty of running a criminal organization also coming up u.s. president trump stops talks on the stimulus package to the u.s. economy congress fails to agree on how to prop up businesses that can chin this as the fate warms americans will face unnecessary hardship. to women when the 2029.

there's no news no lola for a book which. goes for your work using a book her goal.oh you can't smooth. closely. watched her use. but i don't need to keep a day about an article for over a match on home the 4th time for the most recent at. the bottom of. the dragon. through the. debris of books on. it was the 1st international tribunal in history. the trials. of 75 years ago high ranking officers of the nazi regime ignore your charges by the allied forces. were the 1st criminals to be held accountable for their crimes. now i am i'm. going through dollars pair. for a sure. our 2 part series the 3rd reich dog starts nov 12th on d. w. . this is news a lie from berlin prime minister boris johnson warns the u.k. to prepare for a no deal break with the european union johnson says the e.u. is refusing to give britain a trade deal like the one it has with canada which the u.k. wants to see maintains a no deal bret's it will happen unless there is a quote fundamental change of position.

there's no use known lola for the which. doesn't. work using the bird. can snoop. stream. currents. donald trump all job i know that's the choice facing americans on november the 3rd it's been a long and bruising election season which is quickly approaching its conclusion and we've seen the last big battle in the shape of the final presidential debate. in berlin this is the day.

no lola 4 of them would. put a bit of. this is t w news fly from her lead european states begin very imposing their toughest restrictions to fight the resurgence of covert 19 curfews and closures spread across the map as case numbers rise authorities say that the health situation in some states is more than during the pandemics 1st wave we'll look at for stretches in belgium also coming up in russia they are singing a different tune despite record coppa cases authorities there are doing everything to avoid an.

chief political correspondent lola knew craig. european union has agreed to target hardline belarus leader excited look at shaker with new sanctions the block is pressing look a shake of 2 and his crackdown against protesters and open talks on defusing the country's political crisis the latest action by authorities police used force to break up a march by retiree's. fascists the demonstrators chant as they confront belarus's feared riot police in recent days means can saying it's my serious confrontations in months protesting pensioners he offices with flowers and using. offices repeatedly used pepper spray on elderly demonstrate as. the older generation was once alexander lukashenko is by now though many demonstrated a fed up with the regime you know i'm not afraid of stun guns into gas when mosques and goggles and everything will be fine. they have now been over 2 months of protests in belarus. the government seems powerless to stop displays like basine said from minsk. but it's trying in recent weeks security forces have again

blistering sun in the indian state of jharkhand it's nothing out of the ordinary to a better than lola my children are so young but there's no other way of making a living here there's no farming nothing i can't afford to send them to school they have to help me they manage to 2 and have kilos a day we work until 5 in the evening that they used to be more than 700 official mica mines in northern india but in 1900 new law came into force banning deforestation that made it almost impossible to access new sources of the mineral oil companies left but the mines remained today some 50000 adults and children working illegally almost all the workers are darl it's the lowest rung in the indian caste system many a members of indigenous tribes who are socially marginalised because there's little in the way of industry in the area people are reliant on the mines a kilogram of mica can bring up to the equivalent of 20 euro cents but often they receive just half of that. middleman clean the mineral in large filter drums the platelets are then cant into varying sizes this is how it enters the market

. >> reporter: michelle brown there, she did put lola in a safe place before she went inside to vote.hat party actually just finished voting as well. they're coming out. we're seeing a lot of enthusiastic people. people who told us because how they have felt the leadership in this country has responded to the coronavirus pandemic and to be race reckoning, the racial protests that we've seen this year. so, a lot of people responding to those particular issues. and, by the way, this is, as you mentioned, north of atlanta. but in looking at the different counties around this metro area, it does seem that the longest waits are in this section. so, in the atlanta area, in fulton county, the waits are much lower. under 30 minutes right now. >> oh, my gosh, that's a big discrepancy. natasha chen, thank you so much. that is dedication there. >> reporter: thank you. >> those people. >> yeah, people are dedicated and spirits are high. >> yes. >> but people should not have to wait four hours in line to vote, especially when they're in line 30 minutes after polls open. that's a disgrace. but it's

these two pooches, lola ad not show, the love to take -- nickname to bonnie.busive home. now bonnie lives a very lovely life. you can see at their home in south africa. that's a very lovely place. ever been there? >> no, i would love to go. it's a long plane ride, i've heard. >> dana: long plane ride, but totally worth it. >> juan: okay, all right. oh, baby. what a comeback story. i watched it yesterday. the washington football team played for the fans in the stands. take a look as alex smith, veteran quarterback throws his first pass in almost two years. to understand the power of this moment, you have to go back to november 2018, when smith was sacked and suffered a compound fracture of his leg, broken into coplaces. he underwent 17 surgeries and now has a titanium rod in his leg. the odds against smith ever playing professional football again were so high and clearly, this guy doesn't need the money, folks. but there he was on the field yesterday and there was his family applauding him. and there was his family. i don't understand. dad, what are you doing?

. >> alyssa, wade, larkin, lola, and vida it is a big day today.rls, i have something to give you for my birthday. >> what? >> i'm going to show you i'll give each of you one of these. >> what is it? >> a baby. >> oh! >> we're going to have a baby! >> you are >> yay >> you're going to be big sisters! wow. >> wow >> what do you think >> i think one is in shock >> what do you guys think? >> two out of three is not bad >> yeah. >> are y'all excited >> yeah! >> well, congratulations that's the way to make a statement. thank you so much, guys. congratulations. >> we have a mixed review on that news, but i'm sure -- >> really? it's about real estate in the house. are we going bunk beds >> exactly >> we have some questions. >> you can see the wheels turning. >> there's a smile >> there we go >> yeah! >> that's what we're talking about. >> dad is like, i have to rent out the basement. >> i want to show everybody else, kennedy is turning 8 >> happy birthday. >> let's get the big board out there, if we could we have a 60th anniversary >> big board. >> sophia

lola tiro que vivimos en este paÍs, que tenemos muchas identidades, no sabÍamos quiÉnes éramos y surgehas gracias. nos vamos a mensajes y regresamos a esta casa, la casa de todos. locutor: "despierta amÉrica" reconoce la importancia del voto hispano. facebook quiere ayudarte aquÍ tu voto cuente. no todos los raÚl: vamos a hablar de payasos.algunos no sÓlo vienen al mundo a hacernos reÍr, sino tambiÉn aprender de nosotros y de nuestros errores. marcela sarmiento conversÓ con una de las payasadas hispana. marcela: esa palabra payaso dejarÁ de tener estigma, aquÍ estÁ la historia de wendy ramos. va mucho mÁs allá que la idea que todos tenemos de un payaso. tiene un espÍritu Único y estÁ dispuesta a enseÑarnos a superar dificultades a travÉs de nosotros mismos. wendy: se me hizo cercano, familiar, encontrÉ un lugar en donde poder reflexionar. marcela: naciÓ en lima perÚ. su padre fue el primer maestro de la vida. estudiÓ comunicación pero el destino la llevarÍa a hacer un taller de clown y se convirtiÓ en objeto de estudio luego en su profesiÓn y en un exitoso programa de televisiÓn. al mi

lola in florida, republican. hi. good morning.other gentlemen, i had to quit watching tv in order to keep up with the calls. sometimes, i do not. there was a caller earlier and as i was listening, talking about big tech. i do believe they have way too much power and control of us. gentleman before me said, if you do not agree, do not watch it, do not go on. which i have not been because there is so much garbage on there. concerned, not only as a citizen, but of this wonderful godtry we do live in, and bless america, that people's opened, and their common sense, earlier, a ,entleman said, has been skewed and i know, c-span, you put on little portions of this joe biden, but this is my point. the gentleman who called earlier, that there is no proof and no pictures, there are pictures. i have seen them. if anyone would really want to go see pictures, they could go websiteew york post's instead of going to twitter, facebook, whatever. i went to the new york post, typed in what i wanted to see, the laptoped yes, was and is hunter biden'

like lender there, put your name, city, and state -- like lola there, but your name, city, and state. carl from new york, supporter of joe biden, you are next. caller: i have two things. the first thing is getting rid of this virus. and that is the only way to get the economy back. trillion out of the treasury and gave it all out to all the rich people. billionstuck away $500 for himself or him and trump and the rest of the crew. host: where did you read that? what is the source? caller: now they don't want to give the people know money. $1200 ain't nothing. them crazy they give money, $25 million. what kind of nonsense is that? out of $3 trillion, they could have gave every family in america seven thousand dollars, closed the whole country down, and nobody don't do nothing. make them respect wearing the mask. -- america's use and strength is at risk here. trump, they got the cure. they gave it to him, but we cannot get it because it cost one hundred thousand dollars. host: ok. let's go to robert in kentucky, a supporter of president trump. hello. caller: how you doing? thank you for

el amanecer de california de lola, con ese cielo con nubes altas que nos anuncian cambios en el tiempoa Éste, cortesÍa de nuestras cÁmaras, en miami cielo radiante espectacular, nosotros aquÍ encerrados, y noreste seguimos con nubes que anuncian cambios. la veÍamos en el amanecer de nueva york, lluvia en los grandes lagos, nada de nieve, con temperaturas altas de valores de 50°. la humedad de la florida asociada a delta que nos podrÁ dejar algo mÁs de lluvia en lo que va de semana. de momento con el sistema amenazando la costa de louisiana. seguimos con mÁs, francisca, voy contigo. francisca: gracias por esta informaciÓn. ahora a todos ustedes se les invita a que estÉn pendientes porque en este mes de la herencia hispana vamos a celebrar a javier mesa, ecuatoriano, que ademÁs es el jefe global de marketing de coca-cola. es una historia que nos inspira. paola gutiÉrrez tiene mÁs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ paola: javier meza naciÓ en una pequeÑa ciudad del interior de ecuador que hoy tiene 50,000 habitantes. si hace muchos aÑos le verÁ preguntado alguien a sus papÁs: te imaginas a javier en atlanta ma