but marcus roberts and others argue that more than 10,000 must have died on the island, based on controversialneeded to build the fortifications. roberts told us it's because he's jewish that he's determined to count all of the dead. >> there's the jewish instinct to, you know, leave no one behind. >> you're trying to make sure that all the jewish dead are counted. >> remembered. if you don't remember a life, it's as if they never lived at all. >> most academics dispute roberts' estimate of the death toll. but partly as a result of those disagreements, last year the british government appointed a team of researchers to comb through archives across europe and more accurately count the number of prisoners who died on alderney. dr. julie carr, an archaeologist at cambridge university, is coordinating the review. >> why is this a document search, not a dig? >> it is likely that some of the people in mass graves were jewish. and according to halakha, or jewish law, you cannot disturb the dead. but the second reason is that, according to prisoner statements, some people were dumped at sea or thrown

marcus. coming up, we'll chat with emma roberts. >> plus a performance from the barenaked ladies that's at ninee sunshine. it's mild to warm today. we'll get you into the 70s away from the coast. amanda. >> all right. thanks drew. and news update have another abc ses and always on our news app an >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> robin: a great way to start the week. we are so happy to have our next guest here. she's an actress from tv shows like "hot in cleveland" or "one day at a time." and a best selling author, i might add. valerie bertinelli has a new cookbook. it is called "indulge." dishes to share and enjoy. valerie, welcome back. >> thank you. so great to be here, robin. i have my little top over there. >> robin: so cute. at the kiddy table like that. all right. "indulge." i'm always curious about the title of a book. "indulge." >> indulge has negative connotations that i wanted to strip that of. i'm a life long dieter that indulging or cheating on the weekend, there's no such thing anymore. food doesn't have feelings. they're not good or bad. they're just th

marcus weigh in on this week's political headlines. and we remember our cofounder and longtime coanchor robert macneil. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour fromstudios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of realism at arizona state university. geoff: on monday for the first time in american history, a former president will be tried in a court of law. it follows the judge in donald's new york hush money trial again denying his request for a delay. mr. trump is charged with 34 counts of falsifying business records to prevent news of an extramarital affair from becoming public. >> we will make america great again. >> eight years ago, donald trump, the real estate mogul turned presidential candidate, was about to deliver a titanic political upset. it was the fall of 2016 and despite trailing in the polls hillary clinton, the republican nominee was all confidence. >> when we win on november 8. we are going to washington, d.c. and we will drain the swamp. >> but a month before election day, his campaign was sent to railing when the washington post published this more than 10-year-old videotape. >> i just start kissing them

marcus. more than a dozen members of the kennedy family will endorse president biden for a second term. their decision means they are not endorsing robert f. kennedy jr., who is running as a third party candidate. democrats worry that robert f. kennedy's bid could pose a spoiler risk that could hand the election to president trump. biden has been spending time campaigning in pennsylvania this week, which is seen as a critical swing state in 2024. >> a lot to keep up with when it comes to decision 2024. brie jackson in washington this morning. thank you. >>> you may recall last month an suv slammed into the west portal bus stop killing a couple and their two children. changes would include adding transit lanes, a protected pedestrian space and adding bullards around the bus stop. >> i am glad to see the city taking action to transform the area around the station and make it safer for all people, especially children, families and seniors and people with disabilities and take transit. >> the agency is asking for feedback by april 28th. once a design is finalized, it will go before the board for a final approval. the goal is to have the pro

looking into whether there was brain damage to robert card, who was a former grenade instructor, who went, of course, on that terrible shooting spree, marcusaine. >> thank you. >>> finding affordable housing can be a struggle in the bay area, especially for seniors. but one young woman is finding a way to meet the need, placing more than 1,000 seniors in the process. >> "today in the bay"'s kris sanchez shows how she's moving the bay area forward. >> reporter: a bay area businesswoman is using the skills she started way back at age 15 to help seniors transition from their family homes into their next homes, even as they're trying to make it in the bay. 88-year-old judy carmichael is getting settled in her new senior living home in san jose, although she wasn't excited about leaving her home of 25 years. she told me she felt like it was time. >> well, it's a big change in your life, and suddenly you're not in charge anymore, you know. >> something tells me you're still in charge. [ laughter ] >> reporter: judy did get the final say, but only after her daughter did online research and made calls and visited 27 different homes. >> it was huge

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