he was doing something to get children in prague on trains to london. >> he wrote my parents and told them i think they should try to get out, but if they can't all get out, at least they should send the children. >> reporter: her family traveled from their small town on prague and on july 1st, 1939, alice masters and her sisters got on a train. >> all embroidered. >> reporter: her mother made her the dresses on the trip in different sizes in case she grew while she was away. >> of course, if it wasn't for nicholas swinton, i wouldn't be here today. of course, everybody died in that concentration camp, my parents, grandparents. >> reporter: 50 years after the war masters learned who went and what. >> it's very emotional and it was a big shock. >> reporter: swinton, a british shock broker just shy of his 30th birthday organized the transport that saved masters and heresieser its. he organized seven others -- her sisters. he organized seven others saving over 600 children the nazis, but he didn't tell anyone about it. he appeared on this bbc program in 1988. >> is there anyone in our au

they died when sir niklas aged 29 arranged for trains to carry them out of prague. the children were brought to britain, sir niklas didn't tell anyone he did. he was knighted by queen elizabeth in 2003. the executive director of national centre for jewish film explained more about his life. >> it was a fascinating story of a man who on his own, at age 29 went to prague, sort of on a whim. a friend invited him. he saw the need for helping especially children who either were orphaned or were trying to get out right before the war in 1938/"39. it was an unknown story until his wife i understand went into the attic and was cleaning found a big trunk, opened it up and in the trunk was a scrap book where they had kept a meticulous record and photographed, even of the chin that they had saved in the rescue operation. and it came to light. so it's an extraordinary story of a man who did a fantastic deed and it really was unknown torso many years. >> classic films such as breakfast at tiffany's and my fair lady made audrey help burp a star. london's national portrait gallery

escaped the camps when sir nicholas, then age just 29 arced for trains to carry them out of occupied prague. he was knighted by queen elizabeth in 2003. sharon is from the national center for jewish film, which distributed the film, nicholas, a power of good. she explained more about his life. >> it's a fascinating story of a man who on his own at age 29 went to prague sort of on a whim. a friend invited him and saw the need for helping eggs specially children who either were orphaned or trying to get out right before the war in 1938, 1939. it was an unknown story until his wife, i understand, went into the attic one day cleaning and found a big trunk opened it and in the trunk was a scrapbook where they had kept meticulous records and photographs even of the children that they had saved in this rescue operation. then it came to light so it's really quite an extraordinary story of a man who did a fantastic deed and it well was unknown for so many years. >> still to come, the clinics are open, but the doctors are missing. a health dilemma in rural bangladesh. >> seeing by hearing. we look at

jets laying down red lines of flame retardant hoping to stop the prague gretion. progress. firefighters are blaming a drone like this one for slowing their response time. this is the third time this has happened in the past four weeks. abc news, los angeles. >>> tonight for the first time we heard the 9-1-1 calls from dublin that lead to the man accused in a kidnapping vallejo police called a hoax. new details came to light on "20 slr 20". "20/20". they reported the connection between that home crime in dublin. >> subject in black had a laser and was fighting with a subject. possible head injury. subject ran through the door. >> subject left his cell phone upstairs. we have his cell phone. >> it was muller's cell phone that helped agents track down and arrest him in orange veil. vallejo police are standing by their investigation and refuse to apologize to huins -- huskins and her family. >>> dozens of friends spent the evening paying tribute to a friend and former teammate in san jose. the 19-year-old was killed by an officer during a break in and scuffle at a classic car g

. >> it is a fascinating story of a man on his own at the age of 29 went to prague. sort of on a whim, a friend invited him. and saw the need for helping especially children who either were orphaned or were trying to get out right before the war in 1938-39. it was an unknown story until his wife, i understand, went into the attic one day and was cleaning out a trunk. in the trunk was a scrapbook where they had kept meticulous records and travis even of the children that had he had saved in this rescue operation. and then it came to light. so it's really quite an extraordinary story of a man who did a fantastic deed. and it really was unknown for so many years. >> more than 20 foreign players are chasing their dreams. in somalia's football league at great risk to themselves. somalia is an unlikely football location but be mogadishu is attracting footballers from across the continent. >> they have come from as far away as niej nigeria and uganda. >> it is my passion from when i was a kid. i tell myself, wherever football tase me to, i'm satisfied with it. >> they have

the nazis had taken part of chuckles about you, and prague was built.e took jewish children to britain and found them home. few knew what he had done until in 1988 his wife had found the names of rescue children in the papers in his loft. >> it was something that i had done when i was young, the war intervened and it is wonderful to have done the right thing. >> you are sitting next to nicholas winton. >> in the tv program "that's life" he was reunited with some that he had saved. they called him britain's oskar schindler. he could not help everyone. eightt trains, a ninth was stopped, and all on board perished. 15 years ago, the united nations set ambitious targets to improve the lives of those in the world's poorest countries. they will expire this year. how much of people's lives changed question mark last night we brought you the view from bangladesh. today we go to chat. -- to chad. >> this is the face of extreme poverty. her and her daughter are nomads. they traveled across chad raising and serving livestock. millet is the staple direct. -- staple

jets laying down red lines of flame retardant hoping to stop the prague gretion. progress. firefighters are blaming a drone like this one for slowing their response time. this is the third time this has happened in the past four weeks. abc news, los angeles. >>> tonight for the first time we heard the 9-1-1 calls from dublin that lead to the man accused in a kidnapping vallejo police called a hoax. new details came to light on "20 slr 20". "20/20". they reported the connection between that home crime in dublin. >> subject in black had a laser and was fighting with a subject. possible head injury. subject ran through the door. >> subject left his cell phone upstairs. we have his cell phone. >> it was muller's cell phone that helped agents track down and arrest him in orange veil. vallejo police are standing by their investigation and refuse to apologize to huins -- huskins and her family. >>> dozens of friends spent the evening paying tribute to a friend and former teammate in san jose. the 19-year-old was killed by an officer during a break in and scuffle at a classic car g

this isn't a normal hot period for those living in prague. that made it the hottest day of the year. areas to the north of the city had highs of over 39 degrees. and so people trying to get out getting some sun, but also trying to stay cool in the process here. the heat has come after the hottest june on record for the country. temperatures will remain above average into saturday. but it is expected to get back to normal by sunday. and so yes, yeah you probably need sun screen being out there in the process. but it is also important that you stay hydrated and cool. and if you're not finding cool in the water, you need to go inside if at all possible because the heat is very oppressive. now, we are watching a low pressure system and a cold front pushing toward the south and east. this is going to be an area of severe thunderstorms possible as we go throughout thursday. and so you can see here highlighted in orange this area we're looking at for the possibility of some thunderstorms. high pressure still bringing very hot weather over into the b

jets laying down red lines of flame retardant hoping to stop the prague gretion. progress.irefighters are blaming a drone like this one for slowing their response time. this is the third time this has happened in the past four weeks. abc news, los angeles. >>> tonight for the first time we heard the 9-1-1 calls from dublin that lead to the man accused in a kidnapping vallejo police called a hoax. new details came to light on "20 slr 20". "20/20". they reported the connection between that home crime in dublin. >> subject in black had a laser and was fighting with a subject. possible head injury. subject ran through the door. >> subject left his cell phone upstairs. we have his cell phone. >> it was muller's cell phone that helped agents track down and arrest him in orange veil. vallejo police are standing by their investigation and refuse to apologize to huins -- huskins and her family. >>> dozens of friends spent the evening paying tribute to a friend and former teammate in san jose. the 19-year-old was killed by an officer during a break in and scuffle at a classic car gar

. -- prague. 70 years ago today the japanese launched an unsuccessful counter offensive on okinawa. four days from now on may 8 will celebrate the anniversary of germany's unconditional surrender and the end of the war in europe. four months from now will mark the anniversary of japan's surrender and the end of the most destructive war in human history. this is a time to reflect on what the war means and president kennedy got a software great start. john updike called world war ii the 20th century's greatest myth. he call that a vast imagination of a time when good and evil intended for the planet. whose angles are infinite and whose figures never ceased to amaze us. the war lasted 2471 days and left 60 million dead. 1000, 450 dead in our -- 1450 dead for our paul reid: -- pre hour. 60 million dead in six years means a death every three seconds. 1, 2 3. 1, 2, 3. that is world war ii. george c marshall, the u.s. army chief of staff, quoted a great and terrible epic -- called it a great and terrible epic. the worms would be needed to describe it, genocide and superpower. old words ass

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half a million people in the square in prague, and i was every night in czechoslovakia and the magic lantern theater and hovel was a kind of model of what it means to be a disdidn't dissident. what it means to rebel. he had begun with charter 77, in 1977 -- in 1978, writing his great essay the power of the powerless, calling upon to us live in truth to not by living in truth exposing the system for what it was. and that of course is the great terror of the system. that it is exposed for the predatory creature that it has become. and hobble was not a particularly charismatic figure or a good speak-under but he had the moral authority no question in prague. i remember that winter, all through the streets in the city there were posters of a young charles university student who to protest the soviet invasion, which had overthrown dubkek and re-instate ate professor soviet regime, went to square and lit himself on fire. four days later died of his wounds and the funeral procession of students from charlesant to the graveyard was broken up by the police. i was never report. it was a noneve

he arranged for trains to carry them out of occupied prague. he was knighted by queen elizabeth in 2003 >>> more than 20 foreign players are chasing their dreams in somali's football league. at risk to their own safety. it is frequently violent capital is attracting footballers from across the continent. we explain why. >> reporter: they've come from as far away as nigeria and uganda to follow their dreams of playing in a professional league. the footballers are the star attraction, and they are loving it. >> for me football is my life. it's what i have that passion from when i was a kid. i just tell myself wherever football takes me to i'm happy with it. >> reporter: the foreign players are the best in the league they take home as much as 500 a month, which they say is more than what they have at home. four joined the team. club officials say the fortunes on the field have been proved. >> translation: we are bringing foreign players to somalia. they raised the standard of our game and lef of the home. this year we are finishing second in the l

the camps when sir nicholas then aged just 29 arrange today trains to carry them out of occupied pragueen were brought to britain despite objections from officials. he didn't tell anybody what he had done for a century he was knight ed in thousand three. >>> classic films such as breakfast at tiffanies and my fair lady made audrey hepburn a star. she was both a style icon and a u.n. ambassador, now london's national portrait gallery is paying tribute to her with an exhibition looking back at her life. jessica baldwin went for a look. >> reporter: there are imitators, but there is only one audrey hepburn. the star who invented a style that remains fashionable more than 60 years on. her life in photographs is on show in london until october. there are some wonderful photographs of audrey help burden of proof in this show. there are more than 80 photographs, starting from her as a young children in belgium onto the london stage and hollywood stardom. the show combines the intimate, with the iconic images reproduced in so many posters and photographs. >> it's a very touching exhibition. she

helping them escape nazi's occupied prague. he told no one for half a century. moment he was surprised by the bbc, sitting in the audience, surrounded by some of the people he saved. >> is there anyone in our audience tonight who owes their life to nicholas winton? if so, could you stand up, please? >> powerful moment. sir nicholas winton was 106. >>> inside the white house, a 40-year-old ban was lifted today. visitors are now allowed to take pictures, and yes, selfies during the public tour. first lady michelle obama posting this video on her instagram account, tearing up the "no photos" sign to announce the big change. >>> and talk about threading the needle. take a look at this. the winged suit daredevil in switzerland flying through a hole in a rock formation. look at that, less than ten feet wide. it's being called the most difficult b.a.s.e. jump ever. he spent three years training for the stunt. >>> when we come back, hope solo and the trick that may have put team usa in the world cup final. >>> when we come back hope solo and the trick that may have put

i helped lead the 100th celebration where we went to london, to prague, to budapest to poland. they wanted to honor reagan. they understood what reagan talked about. the liberties and freedom. they saw firsthand the change that he brought to the world. when i stood before that, and they put statues there, i wondered who made sure those were there. john made sure, and even paid for some himself. so i thank you for that, john. and the work you do. [applause] rep. mccarthy: i know she cannot be with us tonight, but i want to thank nancy reagan. they showed the rest of the world what values meant and what bond to people good have. you know, there are two other people in my life and they happen to be women. my wife, judy. and my mom, bert. [applause] rep. mccarthy: we do not get to pick our mothers, but if i could, i would. sitting next to them is a dear colleague of mine, steve knight. [applause] rep. mccarthy: he is a freshman, but no freshman by any means, he has hit the ground running. i don't come from far from here. i come from bakersfield. i can't get elected anywhere else. y

but i am not going to prague nose staw indicate. this is a nuclear deal. we are not negotiating other things. >> the naacp is calling on mississippi to remove the confederate battle flag emblem from its state flag. the civil rights group calls the icon a symbol of war, hate and slavery. just last week south carolina lawmakers uh bowl dished the -- abolished the flag from their state house. the smithsonian's national museum of african art will unveil an exhibit in washington featuring a collection owned by bill cosby. the exhibit is continuing despite a number of allegations accusing the comedian of drugging and in some cases raping women. the smithsonian will post a sign-in forming visitors that it is a tribute to the artist and not cosby. and the american leagues all stars has the american league winning it 6-3 in cincinnati. it gives the al the home field advantage in the world series. i'm jackie ibanez. >>> welcome back. time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed from tv's andy levey in the "red eye" news deck. >> how are you? >> glad to have

after the german army reached prague a year later the only escape route was by train. working alone he managed to get 660 children out before the outbreak of world war ii. he spoke to no one not even his wife greta about his heroic exploits. then in 1958, his wife discovered documents in their attic about what he had done. he earned the country's highest order, the order of the white loin. >> i thank british people for making room for them, to accept them, and of course, the enormous help given by so many of the czechs. >> reporter: you are courtneycourtney kealy, al jazeera. >> and he got to meet many of those he saved as adults. >>> and the actress and humanitarian audrey hepburn. >> the technology is there... why isn't being done more? how to make recycling work... >> when these different plastics are blended then the recycling becomes difficult, to impossible. >> can we fix america's plastic problem? >> we can't unscramble an egg... >> techknow's team of experts show you how the miracles of science... >> i'm standing in a tropcal wind storm... >> ...can effect and

so right now, a major rail line, a major rail line, that links the capital city of prague to the eastern part of the country is shut down for who knows how long. as we're also learning just now that the prime minister has visited the crash site calling it a serious and tragic aaron. >> kristin wright at the live desk. thank you. >>> some neighbors say a lion is on the loose in milwaukee. a woman actually got video of the animal. this is a lion-lion -- this is not like a mountain lion. this is the real deal here. the big one. >> yeah. >> nobody knows where this lion came from apparently, the milwaukee county zoo s of its lions are missing. police are looking into several sightings. they stepped up their patrols in different neighborhoods. the national resources folks are, yes don't know where it came from. >> you always hear about these stories people have exotic pets. how do you hide a lion, though? >>> we are using the hash tag beautifulday to describe the weather. >> amelia segal is at the new carrollton metro station with a walk to work forecast. >> good morning, aaron. here with stor

stockbroker in 1939, he arraigned for chaining to carry jewish children out of occupied prague.ed the air force once world war ii began. he was knighted by clean equizlet in 2003 -- queen elizabeth in 2003. kellye: just in time for the fourth of july festivities the smithsonian is opening up new exhibits. mike conneen reports that the innovation wing is all about interactivity. mike: the national history museum threw a grand opening celebration for the innovation wing. 12 new exhibits across 45000 square feet featuring a wide range of american innovations and ingenuity from the older artifacts that haven't been seen in a hundred years to the latest gizmo and gadgets. >> this is about ideas and ideals. the first is the idea of the innovation. >> they are interactive. in this space they can play with a paper doll. you select an outfit and smile for camera. >> we are trying to build a premier 21st century museum. that means all kind of interactivity with the devices. we have a lab hear with hands on space. >> the reviews are in. the kids love it. >> it's not like a regular museum.

so right now a major rail line that links the capital of prague to the eastern part of the country is closed for an unspecific amount of time. it could be a very long time aaron. >> kristen thank you. >>> it's 5:04 now we're now seeing the dash cam video of a controversial police stop in texas. sandra bland is behind the wheel here pulled over july 10th for failing to signal a lane change. during an escalating back and forth, bland is asked to leave her car. the trooper gets more agitated there. eventually, the trooper pulled bland out of the car. >> so you're going to trag me out of your own car. >> get out of the car i will light you up. >> wow. wow. >> now. get out of the car. >> wow -- >> get over there. >> now that trooper is on administrative duties right now, while authorities conduct an investigation. nbc news has learned the texas department of public safety is looking into possible edits to the tape you just saw. bland was charged. she later died in her jail cell. video shows the moment 9 jail staff found her in that cell. it does not show anyone going in or out of that cell

terrence blanchard is on tour north sea jazz festival in rotterdam and the bow bohemian festival in praguerld you news with antonio mora. >> stock market swoon. >> it's the white house calling he are we monitoring the situation, certainly. it is the second largest economy in the world, i don't think we should ignore what's happening in china. >> chinese stocks plummet and it's felt around the world. prime minister, alexis tsipras gets an earful of

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felt like berlin in 1989 or prague or something. >> did you stand outside and say tear down this wallam secretary, here in brooklyn tear down this off the record requirement. but no yes, that was a real game changer. >> and we can thank you for that mark. last question. this statistic came out. on the day hillary sent out announcing her bid. many of the messages bounced back. do you think this is a well-run campaign? >> i don't -- i mean look i think there are areas in the campaign that have been you have to a really slow start. by a lot of indications things like the field operation, things like the policy shop are pretty solid. policy is what hillary clinton does. field was a big problem in '08. it is less so now. but no as far as communicating, the message, things like speeches. sort of figuring out and conveying to people why she's doing this i think it's been pretty challenging so far. and look i think a lot of that starts with the candidate. i think she, unlike barack obama, unlike bill clinton is not a great communicator when it comes to really placing herself in a narrative th

he araged for trains to carry children from prague to britain and kept quiet about his incredible work a half century. >> amazing man and legacy. ahead, a seventh shark attack in south carolina. nationwide shark attacks are also on the rise. i will talk to a shark expert about what behind this uptick. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day at norfolk southern. we live in a pick and choose world. choose choose choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number... don't miss the lowest prices of the season, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. right now, find the lowest prices of the season w

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and again the brand or the prague -- product. it's good to be the first chilean dollar market in the successful down the torso and then they will hit the wall. let's summarize. amazon and google will decline and apple will decrease and i appreciate your time. [applause] >> to quickly introduce the rest of the panelists and then jump into the discussion. to my right is my mentor and role model who is the publisher and ceo of the largest independent book publisher in the u.s. and to my left founder and ceo providing sales analytics publishers around the world with piercing learning services she oversees the k-12 curriculum technology come and trip adler is the ceo and cofounder of the leading subscription service offering unlimited access for the audio books and comics. for to start us off i thought i would go back to be a word that scott talks about in the presentation that fills up the hallways with dread. he says that he sees weakness in amazon. he thinks there is a potential kiwis he'll so i want to look down the table. i imagi

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he was a stockbroker when he arranged for trains to carry the jewish children out of occupied prague.. that is your cnbc news update this hour. back to you, ty. >> 106. >>> jackie deangelis is following oil close for us at nymex. >> final trades just crossing, oil closing today at $56.86. under $57 a barrel is breaking to the downside in a real way traders are saying. a couple of issues here today that are impacting this. first, the build that we saw in oil inventories. issue here could be that we see this peak in summer driving and we're going to see that supply/demand situation come back in focus with over supply in the marketplace. also traders are buzzing about reports that we may get a draft deal in the nuclear negotiations with iran and that took prices down at the ends of the session. there's been no formal announcement about this but this is certainly something that everybody is watching. technically because we made this move lower we could see big selling again in tomorrow's session. back to you. >> thank you. >>> negotiations are over in greece. both sides awaiting a crucial

partnerships with faith-based organizations is a critical part of that and it comes down to it's very prague mat frick a public health perspective -- pragmatic from a public health perspective. we have to identify folks, get them in and keep them in treatment. those programs have to be rooted in communities on the ground. otherwise there's not sustainability in our work. so they're a primary partner in a big piece of our our work going forward. janet: mark, you talked about exactly that issue. the sort of cultural literacy i think you called it, training for u.s. government agencies to work better with s.b.o.'s, if we're able to use the term for now, including new training for how to work with religious groups, can you just say a word about what that entails? mark: sure. general frame, various agencies of the u.s. government came together the past few years and there is an interagency now strategy on global religious leader and faith community engagement. part of that strategy calls for more training within our agencies, across government, on how to work with faith-based organizations. at us

the problem is we now face bureaucratic hoops and an uphill rule make prague sess that could take the atlantic lease sale off the table. in fact, the secretary testified recently that she could not geancht the atlantic lease would stay in the plan once it's finalized. . there was one scheduled off the coast of virginia but later blocked by this administration. north carolina has the potential for great energy jobs and i won't let this opportunity slip through our fingers. my amendment is critical to provide certainty for north carolina and unleash jobs and lower energy prices. our economy is spluttering along and too many folks back home are struggling to find jobs. it as the potential to support more than 55,000 jobs in our state and contribute more than $53 billion in revenue. i urge my colleagues to support this amendment and at this time i would yield to the chairman. mr. calvert: i'm not going to oppose your amendment. i certainly appreciate what you're trying to accomplish and generally agree that this administration has placed way too many restrictions on drilling both on shore

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