of house speaker john boehner and the election of paul ryan, the debate over the nuclear deal with raun and the rise of isis. congress, year in review, on c-span thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> american history tv's look at the holocaust continues next with the 1945 film depicting conditions of nazi concentrations camps used as evidence in the nuremberg war crime trials followed by ben j main ferencz talking about the experience in a 1994 interview conducted be i the holocaust memorial museum. >>> 70 years ago, an international military tribunal began trials of 22 leading nazi officials in nuremberg, germany. the defendants were charged with violating peace treaties, waging aggressive war, war crimes and crimes against humanity. on november 29th, 1945, the film "nazi concentration and prison camps" shown in the courtroom and entered as evidence in the trial n. a moment on "american history tv's" reel america, we'll show that hour long film. first, leslie swift with the u.s. holocaust memorial museum describes the documentary and then the original introduction of the film in the nurem

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. >> i think what people who are not public yet worry about being pushed around by rauns. are you feeling that pressure? are you getting a lot of calls? do you worry about people amassing shares and doing stuff. >> i think you have to go in and think it is a marathon, not a sprint. and we have that messaginmessag told my team if i see a ticker on your desk top, i will delete it. >> will it change? >> we should be thinking about our stock not in quarters, but in years. p the focus on for the team is to continue the best in class growth that we already have. >> what do you think about timing? should you have gone earlier or later? you had some competitors go before you. why at that point? >> we chose the timing basing on being ready. we had a trajectory. we got our board ready, we belt out the leadership team. we had all of the ingredients in place. i think the market continues to get tougher. i'm certainly glad we're public today. >> i don't mean to be a convert, yes, it is cheaper, faster, and more energy efficient, but it is more expensive. but you say you're getting it d

. >> reporter: the chase covers three blocks of torresdale avenue and ended right behind me near raun street. police say it all started when narcotics officers witnessed a drug transaction and tried to make an arrest. that's when police say this black mercury grand marquis took off by first hitting a parked car then attempting to hit the officers. those officers quickly had to jump out of the way. police say the driver went through a playground which caused his tire to come loose but he still continued leading officers on a pursuit while he and his passengers threw cocaine out of the windows. at one point the suspects stopped making it seem like they would surrender. only to continue the chase. >> in his haste and desperation to get away, the operator of this vehicle struck two police cars striking one of those police cars two separate times at two separate locations. >> front tires were off and they were, like, sparking. he was speeding down. i don't understand how he could be speeding down that fast. >> reporter: police were able to arrest the 51-year-old driver and 30-year-old pass

nbc 10 was at their football field at dittiman and raun earlier today. there the tigers will play in a national championship tournament over the next week. the team has been asking for donations for the trip. the city came through with $5,000, and the kids raised some of their own money by collecting their own change, and parents and coaches chipped in for the rest. >> it's a great experience for these kids. they worked hard all year. and we had a lot of fun. we'll be for a whole week. get to go to universal studios, orlando, so we'll have fun down there. get to compete with teams from around the country. >> the team is still collecting donations for food. go to nbc.com to get their go fund me page and information. >>> well, it is a big weekend for temple football. tomorrow at noon, the owls are taking on number 17, houston. the two teams have met four times, and all four times, houston has won. the winner of tomorrow's game is expected to go to either the peach or the fiesta bowl. of this is temple's biggest game since it lost to notre dame back in octo

some of those same countries are also conducting iraqs in syria, along with baa raun, saudi arabia, trrurkey. separate from the coalition russia is conducting air strikes in syria in support of the asaad regime. iran has also sent more than 1,000 of its elite revolutionary guard forces to support troops. >>> in syria, kurdish fighters have been on the front lines. many are poorly equipped but are determined to keep fighting. ben wedeman meat met a female unit. >> reporter: she's part of an all female kurdish unit on the front lines on the war on isis here in north eastern syria. we met her and her comrades at a forward position. when i asked her if isis ever gets near their position, she responds with a laugh. if they do, she says, we won't leave one of them alive. at the hands of what in the past was called the gentler sex, isis may have met its match. they think they're fighting in the same of islam says a 21-year-old, and they believe if someone from daesh is killed by a girl, a kurdish girl, they won't go to heaven, so they're afraid of girls. she uses the word girl, but these are tough