where all the nazis leaders -- they're all dead. gone by the act by their own hands of suicide, hitler gurge -- what about the survivors? they said that their third reich would last for a thousand years. didn't last two decades. what about she survivoroff inside they were not liquidated. they were descended from a long line of jews who had faced hatred and conquest, explosions, forced conversions, and then the greatest aflix of all -- aflix of all, the holocaust. the tormenters included the pharaohs who enslaved them for years, babylonians, persians, romans, and then people of many different shades. and they survived. now as i'm in my closing years of life, it's time to sum up, and i am enmore convinced that the survival of the jewish people is phenomenal. and if anything -- if we judge the past of what they survived in the past, i am absolutely convinced that they will overcome this current rise of antisemitism that has raised its had worldwide so soon after the holocaust. that is what it surprises me. that within a generation, the

the nazis -- they couldn't fight back. they had no weapons and they were facing well-armed fanatics who thought nothing of exacting exacting -- and nothing paints the fear of reprisals against family, relatives friends and others reacted like human beings they expected something to turn up in their favor even when all seemed lost. the heartache. you have to listen to some of the people who were there. the heartache of a man who saw his mother, sister and brother being sent away to be gassed and he said there was no time to say anything, nothing, nothing, nothing. we were in hello. another girl who saw her mother being sent off to be gassed, she said from that moment i lost my emotions. i didn't know how to cry. one boy who lives in rockville now a retired professor and engineering, he wrote a blurb for my back cover. he hid from selections by hiding under -- the excrement up to his mouth and the nazis were soaked palis and what they were doing they had a twain corpses to prevent those selections. they were dehumanized in e

that does not make every socialist and nazi. it does not make every nationalist nazi, but you have to no the underpinnings we tried to go and find the people actually causing trouble and calling for our death" in the koran and saying, yes, we are about islam. we cannot deny what they say if you want to defeat them you have to no the. this is part of your control series. >> we did a book on the second amendment. we did one on common core. trying to correct some of the information out they're. it is not a series that is my opinion. there is not a lot of my opinion in this. these are the facts. paperback and small so that people can carry them with them and learn the topics. >> one of the starters. >> one of the things you did , number five was america is safe. we have a court case in the book from new jersey where a judge ruled that he could have sex with his wife even though she said no. it was his religious right to do so. the judge sided with an. we don't have to standards of law. where i live thousand seven -- outside of dalla

g war to nazi germany, was on the backs of your airmen.liminating nazis. i mentioned over and over again we destroyed transportation and oil. and the question of morale. was it sufficient in a police state to make them throw up their hands? no, it was not. so the question is, have i made the case for the importance of the combined bomber offensive in the second world war? i believe on balance that the resources assigned to the combined bomber offensive and the sacrifice of brave aircrews and the ultimate impact that it had on nazi germany make the campaign if not decisive, an absolutely vital part of allied victory. when you think about where we are today in the united states air force, we stand on the shoulders of giants with these guys. without the combined bomber offensive, you could make the case that we would not have an independent united states air force today. any questions? i convinced you? good. >> i have a question. we talked about culminating points with the ground campaign. is there a similar thing with the air campaign? can s

it was that combination that brought us the nazi world. that doesn't make every socialist a nazi. doesn't make every nationalist a nazi but you have to know the underpinnings so we tried to find the people who are causing the trouble and calling for our death and quoting the koran and saying yes, we are about islam, we can't deny what they say. if you want to defeat them you have to know them. >> host: this is part of your control series. what is that? >> guest: we did a book on the second amendment, we did one on common core, tried to correct the information out there. it is not a series that is my opinion. there is not a lot of my opinion in this. we try to make it paperback and small so people can carry with them, learned the topic and have it. >> host: how do you start a topic joy >> guest: what about that? >> host: you listed their tune lies about islam in the past and number 5 was america is safe from sharia law. >> guest: we have a court case in the book from new jersey where a judge ruled that he could have sex with his wife even though she said no because it was his relig

it was that combination that brought us the nazi world. that doesn't make every socialist a nazi. doesn't make every nationalist a nazi. but you have to know the underpinning. so we tried to find the people who are actually causing the trouble and actually calling for our death and actually quoting the koran and actually saying, yes, you're darn right we are about islam. we can't deny what they say. if you want to defeat them, you have to know them. >> host: this is part of your control series. what is that? >> guest: we did a book on the second amendment. then we did one on common core. trying to correct some of the information out there. it's not a series that is my opinion. there's not a lot of my opinion in this. what they are -- these are the facts. we try to make them in paperback and small so people can carry them with them, really learn the topic and have it. a starter for a different topic. >> host: one of the things you did in this book, it is about islam, is that you listed 13 lies about islam in the back, and number 5 was america is safe from sharia law. >> guest: not.

doesn't make every socialist a nazi. we have to find the people calling for our death, quoting the koran and say we are about islam. we cannot deny what they say. if you want to defeat them you have to know them. >> host: this is part of your control series. what is that? >> guest: we did a book on the second amendment then we did one on common core. trying to correct some of the information out there. it is not a series that is -- not a lot of my opinion in this. this is the facts. we try to make them in paper back and small so people can carry it with them. >> well, one of the things you did in this bock, it is about islam, you listed 13 lies about islam in the book. and number five was america is safe from sharia law. >> guest: its not. we have a court case in the book from new jersey where a judge ruled that he could have sex with his wife even though she said no because it was his religious right to do so. and the judge sighted with him. we don't have two standards of law. and where i live down in texas just outside

defeated the nazis and liberated us from certain death. it is only sad that they did not come in little sooner. the horrible suffering of that we survived in the concentration camps cannot be forgotten. the memory of the holocaust should be on human conscience for all time, the suffering and death. we pray and hope that peace and understanding will continue to grow out of the terrible destruction that we witnessed during the holocaust. we pray and hope for a world blessed with peace, understanding, and goodwill for all mankind. thank you. [applause] israel arbeiter: thank you. ken rendell: thank you. it cannot get any better than that. [laughter] israel arbeiter: no wonder i got such a nice ovation. i was reading ken's. [laughter] ken rendell: neither one of us can read without glasses. so we need the same typeface. i thought that looked like mine. our next speaker is carried on, director of history -- kerry dunne, director of the social studies for boston schools. [applause] kerry dunne: thank you, ken and izzy. what a memorable and touch

people call us nazis.the small government gun control -- i'm sorry, small government arm the people, those people. they call us nazi. nazi is a german acronym. national social deutsche land aparthe apartheid. basically means national socialist german workers party. you can't spell nazi without national socialist workers party. they are a large state gun controlled free health care for everybody monolithic single leader with the logos, big state solution that killed 12 million people at least, not including the war casualties. you have the soviet union, which wasn't called communist, it was called the union of soviet social republics. they starved at least 10 million people to death and probably shot another 20 or 30 people -- 20 or 30 million people. what's a few million to bring us workers paradise in the world? the chinese communists starved 50 million people to death for their ideology. throw in 7 or 10 million people killed by socialism in cambodia and another few million in south america and castro's

during the work, the nazis excavated a series of underground tunnels. recently, excavators told authorities they had found the disused train in a tunnel and demanded a reward. now, authorities have seen an image that shows underground rail forms and what could be an armored train. it seems more likely than ever that the train rests somewhere under these hills. even the most unbelievable stories can turn out to be true. matt: you are watching "dw news ." still to come, we ask of a different europe is possible. a former white house adviser tells us how europe has to change. all that and more in just one minutes time. don't go away. matt: welcome back. our top story, police arrest four suspects in the case of migrants found dead in a truck. 71 bodies were found abandoned on an austrian highway. it's the final day of our series asking what is next for europe. for many eu citizens, the answer is change. a surge of hearties -- parties have shown that the voters are disillusioned with the eu. while many do not want out, they do want europe to take a new course

charlie: in germany and other places in europe there is a nazi's of the. rhinebeck there are always going to be people who hold onto this narrative, because it is the only thing they have which allows them to feel what they think they need to feel. charlie: even though it is a collectors thing, the big thing about nazi uniforms and all that, should we feel the same way in your judgment about heritage, anything to do with the confederacy? bryan: i do. confederate memorial day is a state holiday in alabama. we don't even have martin luther king day. it is martin luther king day/robert e lee day. we are celebrating those things. thoseu cannot celebrate things and move forward with reconciliation. charlie: you have suggested the confederacy was only about protecting slavery. bryan: it was primarily about sale -- about slavery. so anyone who fought on the side of the confederates was his approval to slavery? bryan: i don't think there is any doubt that had the south one slavery would have continued. we try to make these arguments but we recognize that slavery w

doesn't make every socialist a nazi. we have to find the people calling for our death, quoting the koran and say we are about islam. we cannot deny what they say. if you want to defeat them you have to know them. >> host: this is part of your control series. what is that? >> guest: we did a book on the second amendment then we did one on common core. trying to correct some of the information out there. it is not a series that is -- not a lot of my opinion in this. this is the facts. we try to make them in paper back and small so people can carry it with them. >> well, one of the things you did in this bock, it is about islam, you listed 13 lies about islam in the book. and number five was america is safe from sharia law. >> guest: its not. we have a court case in the book from new jersey where a judge ruled that he could have sex with his wife even though she said no because it was his religious right to do so. and the judge sighted with him. we don't have two standards of law. and where i live down in texas just outside

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during the work, the nazis excavated a series of underground tunnels. recently, excavators told authorities they had found the disused train in a tunnel and demanded a reward. now, authorities have seen an image that shows underground rail forms and what could be an armored train. it seems more likely than ever that the train rests somewhere under these hills. even the most unbelievable stories can turn out to be true. matt: you are watching "dw news ." still to come, we ask of a different europe is possible. a former white house adviser tells us how europe has to change. all that and more in just one minutes time. don't go away. matt: welcome back. our top story, police arrest four suspects in the case of migrants found dead in a truck. 71 bodies were found abandoned on an austrian highway. it's the final day of our series asking what is next for europe. for many eu citizens, the answer is change. a surge of hearties -- parties have shown that the voters are disillusioned with the eu. while many do not want out, they do want europe to take a new course

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charlie: should we apologize to the nazi leaders we killed?: i don't think you don't have to apologize. apologize to the other people that you have failed by not creating a just system, a system that actually responds to the injuries that are still alive. i think it would be misguided to think about apology in that space when we have so many living victims of inquality. charlie: do you have people that love you totally, who that say you have a bigger soul, a bigger heart, a bigger comprehension than i do? bryan: no. charlie: you are a special person. i cannot go that far with you. there are exceptions to my compassion? there are exceptions to my -- bryan: what amazes me, i have people who don't even know me that well, and who don't claim to love me, but who feel exactly as i do about this need to get to a better place, this need to affirm our humanity and affirm. charlie: other than what you are doing exactly at this moment and other than doing what you are doing in a courtroom and other than doing what you are doing in lobbying congress and m

. >> and united states is like nazi germany? that doesn't sound thoughtful. >> hillary clinton just called half the united states like nazis didn't she last week. >> [ inaudible ]. >> about half the electorate on the pro life side she compared to nazis. so let's all be careful about godwin's law. >> let's be careful, period. susan. >> when you're talking about ben carson what he hazard has to do. play the next 16 days smart. then comes the second debate. that is where all the pressure is going to be on him. he's now up in the polls and one of the people everyone else can contend with. was a if you just believe that donald trump has hit his floor and ceiling in a lot of ways, where are people going to go? so that is where he really has to do an outstanding job and prove himself. i think if he doesn't that will start to a little bit of a tumble for him. and maybe fiorina takes that space. >> yes or no answers because we have to go. does fiorina being in the big table debate on the 16th, does that help or hurt carson? >> neutral. >

they used women as agents in the nazi occupied countries like france, yugoslavia, holland, belgium. they had the mission as radio operators and to do intelligence in the occupied country, so they were working in a small team with two men, and they had a mission to try to find information and then to send the information by radio, so it was a very dangerous mission for them. many were captured and were tortured and executed or sent to concentration camps. some also had the mission to be a spy or to try to connect with a german officer and try to have an affair with him to take advantage for information and intelligence, so it was another mission of women in these organizations. >> my question relates to that. how were those women treated? since part of their job was to develop a relationship and have an affair with a german officer. were their heads shaved as well, or were they protected? mr. francois: that's a very good question. some of them were captured at the liberation, and even though they tried to explain that they were working for an organization -- for example, the french r

i was like, "no, i was not involved in any nazi party from '33 to '45, or currently".like, what the hell are you talking about? and then it's like, "are you a terrorist?" like, literally, are you a terrorist? i'm like, "who says yes?" like, seriously? who says yes? >> the worst terrorist in the world. >> (laughs) you know? yeah, exactly did you catch somebody off guard? is that what happened? like, hey, have you or anybody else you know been involved with or given funds to any terrorist organizations? like, "oh, you got me! you're so tricky! ah, here's the bomb. be careful, all right? hey, cut the green one, okay? i'm just kidding. the red one. i don't know." right? i mean, like, who does that? >> was that question about ties in the nazi party even a little bit more insulting, given the fact of your palestinian heritage? >> palestinian background? maybe. i don't know if it was even intentional on his part. because it showed i was born in kuwait. and people are very confused. like, "oh, well, you're born in kuwait, you must be kuwaiti." like, no, i'm not kuwaiti. that's

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how horrifying the nazi era was, it's really, it's kind of shocking to imagine that we now have this regard for germany, this respect for germany that we would not have expected to have this soon after world war ii. >> rose: yet at the same time in the news in past week has been japan. >> uh-huh. >> rose: and the prime minister in part, in part apologizing for all of the atrocities of the japanese government. >> yeah. >> rose: not just against american soldiers but against the chinese population. >> yes, yes. you know, i i have if-- if i'm going to be-- . >> rose: here is a prime minister who could not-- say i'm sorry. >> because of the politics. >> yes, but that is because nationalism and our national identities are too much shaped around never saying i'm sorry. we have a song book in america that is big and beautiful when it comes to success and pride and the accomplishment but we don't have a pretty good song, we don't have a very good song when it comes to how we apologize. >> rose: i'm apologizing to some suggested weakness. >> suggested weakness or lack of respect, of country,

no they are psychotic killers just like the nazis were. >> when did this start? >> early on. they are trying to nation build right from the start. you're never going to take and bring our republic to people in afghanistan who don't necessarily even know what it is or want it. what are we doing? we should have gone in, got the bad guys and got out. i think the best thing america should do is when we fight a war, we know exactly what they are doing. we don't want to rebuild you either, so you do your thing and we will do our thing. >> he said that in his view saudi arabia is waiting to happen. >> the whole middle east, saudi arabia i can't believe they are allies. that is the biggest problem that we have. >> d. you know what we stand for? >> i know what the constitution stands for but i don't know what our parties stand for, i don't know what the government stands for. i know what our people do they vote democratic and independent. they are all generally good. the government needs to stand for power and money and control and when we get in with saudi arabia over the bar at wher

it is a nazi party, which came in third place in the recent election. in my view, we should learn from history and we should understand that when democracy fails, when people vote for something and cannot get with the government promised because of outside forces, this leads to massive discontent, contempt for democracy, and it opens the path for right-wing extremist parties like golden dawn. finally, let us remember that one of the main reasons why greece was unable to take on so much debt was because it had help from goldman sachs, who helped disguise the nature of the greek debt. today when we talk about dead, we should appreciate that something similar is happening right now in puerto rico where the government is struggling with unsustainable debt and a group of hedge fund billionaires are demanding austerity in puerto rico, demanding the firing of teachers, the closing of schools so they can reap huge profits off the suffering and misery of the children and the people of puerto rico. it is time for creditors to sit down with the governments of gree

in 1940 only 7 percent of germans were nazis. how did that go? that post has first been deleted.y pulled him from the world league series coverage. calling the comments unacceptable. >> i understand and accept my suspension. 100 percent my fault. bad choices were bad consequences and this was a bad decision on every way on my part. schilling made comments for lashing out at teenagers cyber bullying his daughter. now he is the one being targeted on-line. c jacket saying i have no respect left for curt schilling after seeing this. comparing muslims to nazis is so far ore the li-- over the line. >> he is texted by free speech in the constitution. >> if you are looking for a job on espn curt schillings may be available any time so-- pretty . >> thank you, anna. vice president bow biden's son hunter being pulled into the ashley madison hack. he used hunter biden's e-mail address. he is certain the account is not his. biden married father of three believes the account was created in his name. he thinks it was done by russians trying to discredit him for sitting on the board of a ukrain

every day, the brave british expected the nazis to invade. more than tanks and soldiers, it was the words of prime minister churchill that the british found most heartening. >> we shall fight on the beaches. we shall fight on the landing grounds. we shall fight in the fields and in the streets. we shall fight in the hills. we shall never surrender. >> that "never surrender" attitude gave the british the courage to fight on. throughout the war, churchill's speeches and radio broadcasts rallied a nation. >> let us therefore brace ourselves to our duties and so bear ourselves, that if the british empire and its commonwealth lasts for a thousand years, men will still say, "this was their finest hour." >> and it was. through all the bombings and rocket attacks, the british never gave up nor gave in. the power of sir winston's inspiring words helped defeat nazi germany. it was said that churchill mobilized the english language and sent it to war. for "teen kids news," i'm nicole. >> want a real good reason to put your dirty socks in the laundry? sp

they call us nazis.zi is a german acronym nor nationally -- nationally social deutsche apartheid. it means national socialist german worker's party. that is what it is for. you can't spell nazi without national socialist worker's party. they are a large state gun controlled free health care for every, monolith, single leaguer with the big state solution tha least. not including the war casualties. you have the soviet union. which wasn't called communist, it was called the union of soviet socialist republic. they starved at least 10 million people to death and probably shot at least 20 million or 30 million people. the chinese communists starved 50 million people to death for their ideology. and cambodia, and a few million, people who have died because of your philosophy of collectivism. and you don't get to say, no, that was a bad guy, they didn't do it right.úccw how many hundred million people do we have to kill before they get it right? maybe the problem is if you believe that certain people should h

the nazi's persecution began years before the war started but their pursuit of the final solution remainedunintelligible, unimaginable, to the outside world, until the fall of the third reich. the allied armies captured

chancellor merkel: it is republic -- it is repugnant that neo-nazis are trying to spread their idiotic message of hatred. it's also shameful that citizens and families with children are supporting them. reporter: merkel believes developing a coherent policy is that eu's greatest challenge. she will present a plan with france to the european commission in an effort to grapple with the hundreds of thousands of refugees making their way to this continent. reporter: let's bring in our political correspondent who has been following this story. tell us about this meeting. what was discussed and what the plan we're likely to see them resent? -- present? guest: the german and french leaders would like to push ahead with some of the things they have agreed talking about, do defining common standards for what a genuine asylum seeker is coming to europe and common measures for how they are to be treated. burden sharing about spreading around the european union and to leaders talking about ideas like setting up registration in italy greece, where these migrants have been arriving, to either pass t

and from what we understand, that was organized, protest organized by a neo nazi group. not all protesters from the weekend or who were there today are part of such neo-nazi groups. many of them are regular families which is what ms. merkel was shameful for the country and embarrassing because they brought children to such protests. but they are the people who are -- who feel left alone by politics and feel their problems are not being addressed and they are the ones that went to the rallies this year in winter. by rallying behind the extremists they sort of feed that monster because they vindicate a movement. if ms. merkel wants to appease that, she needs to talk to them and listen to them before. laura: well, there was news of another migrant tragedy in the mediterranean sea. the italian coast guard says the bodies of some 50 people have been found in a ship off the coast of libya. over 400 people in the same vessel were rescued. the u.n. refugee agency says so far 2,400 people have died attempting this crossing. more than 110,000 have been rescued and brought to south

on may the 8th, 1945, nasa nazi germany sur rendered to the allied powers. soviet union said it would invade judgment demanding japan's unconditionable surrender. on august the 6th. the u.s. dropped the hiroshia. . >> recollection pressed deep remorse over japan's past but said future generations should not be obliged to apologize. this report now from tokoyo. >> he didn't find out about the cease-fire until two days later but it made little difference to him or his come rats. he says naive nationalism had given way to the reality of war. he saw fellow soldiers use military broth he wills action fight and kill chinese civilians. his war would last years longer as a soviet prisoner? >> i did not kill an enemy or participate in a combative act but the military i joined abused and humiliated people. i was its number. it was a military of aggression. seventy years on, japan is in the throws of how long that shadow last. today abi's message was one of peace and condole he knew. >> translator: reflecting on our past and bearing in mind the feelings of deep remorse

. >>> in brooklyn, a memorial honoring the polish resistant assistance to nazi invaders has been restored. it paid contribute to the warsaw uprising and was rededicated today. it was vandalized after it was unveiled in green point last year. donations helped restore the artwork which is the first memorial in the u.s. honoring the fighters resisting nazi occupation in poland. >>> we had a pretty perfect weekend weather-wise. >> the heat and the humidity make a return. how long will they stick around. meteorologist jeff smith [excited yelling] ah, yes! you can't stop it! aww...your mom liked my post. you're friends with my mother? whoa. another episode? definitely. we all use it differently. so why should we get it all the same way? call time warner cable to get the internet speed you need. are you guys texting each other? whether it's 3 megs or 300 megs. yeah. for the right price. from $14.99 everyday low price internet, to 300 meg ultra-fast internet, we have you covered. even with wifi at home and on the go. plans start at $14.99 per month. call 1-855-want twc to switch today. time warne

in 1940 only 7% of germans were nazis. how did that go?ing commented that the math is staggering when you get the true numbers. >>> the latest on a looming strike at the taj mahal casino. an atlantic city consumers union is giving icahn a chance to avoid that strike. they held a strike preparation event at the casino. they're threatening to walk off the job if the casino does not restore health insurance and pension coverage for workers. last year, a bankruptcy judge ruled those benefits could be cut. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> nice, cool start. clear skies over cape may. you can see the flagç blowing d a gentle breeze. 69 degrees at 4:27. jessica boyington is in the first alert traffic center. good morning, jessica. >> good morning, bill. it's a quiet wednesday morning so far. we're looking live at route 309 around the pa turnpike. everything is still moving. we don't have a lot of traffic in the area. we check in with the schuylkill expressway coming up at 4:30 to see if it's the same going on there. >>> we'll check ba