everybody here has seen "schindler's list." >> larry: "schindler's list." that's how he decided to relate to the jewish audience is to see "schindler's list"? >> yeah, my real problem with this is that casual manner by which he says he as watching. last night i was home, i cracked open a brew, you know, i turned on "schindler's list," as you do. no, you don't. no, you don't! nobody does that. that is a movie you watch one time in the theater, out of respect, and then you never watch it again. that's what it is. >> larry: true. >> sorry, but that's what it is. >> larry: that's a very sad movie. very sad movie. so as a jewish person were you offended by the approach all the republicans took? >> i was really offended because that is what politicians do, they pander. my my attitude st if you are going to pander, you have to pander better. like hey, ben carson, you're a doctor. play that up, you know what i mean? trust me on this,ed crowd will love t they'll be eating out of your gifted hands, man. >> larry: sounds good. any other thoughts, my loyal friend? >> y

holly schindler/moc ha's owner 1:15-1:18 "i think mocha and i might do it again." as for birthday on christmas eve and named holly after the holiday. holly schindler/moc ha's owner 1:27-1:30 "this is actually a birthday gift for myself and i am loving it." there is no better present than the feeling of christmas. holly schindler/moc ha's owner 1:35-1:39 "we wanted to wish everyone mmrry christmas. i thought this was a pretty good way to do it." (nats) "merry christmas!" >> the giving spirit was alive this week in sioux city. donald baumgardner spent most of the day outside fareway on war eagle anyone who walked by. in addition to volunteering as a bell ringer for the salvation army, donald hands out teddy bears and other stufufd animals to anyone who wanan one. he said it was important to him to give his time to help make the holiday season for others a little brighter. "it makes you feel so good and wonderful, it's a small thing i do, but some people just enjoy. it's like you gave them a million dollars just for one toy." said donald baumgardner. by early yesterda

holly schindler/mocha's owner for myself and i am loving it." there is no better 1:35-1:39 "we wanted to wish everyone was a pretty good way to do it." (nats) "merry christmas!" today in iowa continues in a forecast. mild christmas and then a wintry mix for tonight and tomorrow morning with light return to more normal levels for today in iowa. its being called black christmas. a group is protesting to push one city's mayor to resign. plus... there really is no place like home for the holidays. one woman thought she was in ends up being the one surprised. those stories coming up in our paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out there and do it yourself. bernie sanders is a well-known friend of family farms. bernie cannot be bought out by big money. bernie's opinion cannot be purchased. it's time for our next president to get in there, roll up his sleeves, take off the gloves, and take on wall street, take on big business, take on big money, and get the working class back to where they should be.

he's known to millions of people because he was depicted in the move, "schindler's list," but he was not a movie character. i mean, he was a real person and he was put on trial in poland after the war. he was convicted of the murder of thousands of people and he was hanged after the war in 1946, very close to the former concentration camp in plaszow. >> c-span: let me go back to that chart and show your grandmother, and what was her relationship to amon goeth, ruth irene kalder? >> guest: my grandmother was a women that met my grandfather while she was working for oscar schindler. they - he introduced her to him, and they - she was smitten by my grandfather - my biological grandfather from very beginning, and they lived together in plaszow and even after the war, and my grandmother still she loved him very much. she took on his name, although they hadn't been married, but they - she was more, i would say, like, she was sort of his wife. >> c-span: you mentioned, plaszow. what is that? >> guest: plaszow is the concentration camp. its concentration camp that was run by my grandfather a

holly schindler/mocha's owner 1:15-1:18 "i think mocha and i might do it holly schindler/mocha's owner 1:27-1:30 for myself and i am loving it." there is no better 1:35-1:39 "we wanted to wish everyone merry christmas. i thought this was a prrty good way to do it." (nats) "merry christmas!" the iowa hawkeyes are spending their christmas in california for the rose bowl. theefootball team arded their flight today from cedar rapids -- surrounded by their families for the christmas eve sendoff. the players obviously excitied as they took#pictures of each other and thhselves -- to document the big day. the team will take on stanford university in pasadena on new years day. the game is eight days away -- but it's just two days until our live coverage begins from california. you can join ron steele, mark woodley and the crew to keep you updated on the hawkeyes as they coming u u next -- we taae a look at some of the top stories of the look back at the state's greatest moments in sports -- this year. other year in iiwa, and begin our top 12 countdown with cardinals franchise rookie record with

. >> last night, i was watching "schindler's list."e has seen "schindler's list." >> yeah, seen it? we lived it! last night you watched "schindler's list." you were cramming for this event? ( laughter ) ( applause ) by the way he hasn't finished the movie yet, so no spoilers. , of course, not everyone trotted out their netflix cue as a character reference. some candidacy had more personal stories. >> my mother told me one time, she said, "johnny--" when i was a very young man-- she said, "johnny, fundamental to look for a really good friend, look for somebody who is jewish. your jewish friend will stick by your side." >> that might have been a delightfully awkward day for little johnny kasich in first grade look for a jewish friend. "okay, let's see here, we both enjoy he man. we like eating candy. now i'll just need to see your foreskin." ( laughter ) ( applause ). >> trevor: i mean, i guess i see what you mine by pandering but what about the issues here? did we learn anything about the candidates' positions on let's say, the middle e

everybody here has seen schindler's list." in the democratic race, a key endorsement for hillary clinton. the u-s labor secretary plans to give his support to her in iowa today. it's seen as a huge blow to one of the other democrats in the race -- martin o'malley. he helped launch the labor secretary's career in maryland. clinton will be in sioux city and fort dodge later today. this morning, music fans are remembering a very talented singer who has died. scott weiland -- the former frontman for stone temple pilots passed away in his sleep. he and his band -- the wildabouts -- were touring in minnesota this week. weiland was 48 years old. a week later -- and no sign of an eastern iowa teenager. ethan weitzenkamp was last seen on thanksgiving night at home in he left a note saying he needed to start a new life -- but his parents say that doesn't seem like something he'd do. he disappeared days before his first wrestling match as a something's happened to him or he might have befriended somebody that took advantage of him. becau

last night, i was watching "schindler's list." i was struck at the end when they presented schindler, who had been transformed by his experience, with the ring. the man said to him, he who saves one life saves the world entire. -- thought about an earlier movie, 1961, "judgment of nuremberg." the great moral lesson of the movie -- a country is not a rock, is not an extension of oneself, it is what it stands for. it is what it did stands for when standing is difficult. this is what we stand for. justice, truth, and the value of a single human being. is to not solely for our jewish community, but for all of mankind in the face of this threat. i tell you now -- [applause] i ask for your support. if you elect me your president, you will be getting someone who has genuine experience, real leadership, and a commitment to the safety and security of not only our country, but all of western civilization. thank you for the chance to be here. [applause] mr. brooks: do you want to take a couple of questions? we have about six minutes. can, wi

. >> last night, i was watching schindler's list, and everybody here has seen schindler's list. >> my mother told me one time, she said, johnny, when i was a young man, she said, johnny, if you want to look for a really good friend, get somebody who is jewish. and you know why she said that? she said no matter what happens to you, your friend, your jewish friend will stick by your side and fight right with you and stand by you. >> look, i'm going to go -- some of us here negotiate deals. is there anybody that doesn't renegotiate deals in this room? th this room negotiate -- i want to renegotiate. you're not going to support me, even though you know i'm the best thing that could ever happen to israel. i'll be that. i know why you're not going to support me. you're not going to support me because i don't want your money. >> looks like that coalition gathering was an "snl" sketch. the ceo of the anti-defamation league come out and said he does not believe that it was trump's intention to evoke anti-semitic stereotypes but also encouraged the front-runner to clarify that he stands against

. >>> last night i was watching schindler's list. everybody here has seen schindler's list.u want to look for a good friend, get somebody who is jewish. >> we're negotiators. >> those were some of the presidential candidates at this week's republican jewish coalition forum. joining us today are some real -- neera tandem, and cnn political commentators se cupp and van jones. neera, i know that presidential candidates bring out the pandering in all sorts of ways. we certainly see it with democrats before latino groups. it goes on and on. schindler's list? >> you know, i didn't -- part of it was pandering. part of it was actually kind of feeding stereotypes. this that's is more disconcerting to me that jews are good negotiators. >> we should point out you're not jewish even though everybody in the world thinks you are. >> it's true. i could be offended for other people. it's true. i think, you know, look, it's disconcerting to me. i turned to my republican colleagues on the panel here to say -- >> it was a little silly. some of these moments. >> i agree. >> ben carson pronounce

. >> this last night i was watching schindler's list, everybody here has seen schindler's list. >> readon, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> well, the city of philadelphia is still on the hook for roughly $8 million for pope francis' september visit. now the total estimated cost for the papal advice sit $17 million. to date, the city has only build the world meeting of families for roughly 9 million. prior to the pope's visit mayor nutter repeatedly stated world meeting organizers would pick up all of the costs now the mayor is saying the city has to pay for some of it. >> i just believe that there is some level of city responsibility for ourselves and how we present ourselves, how we make sure that everyone is safe and secure and the preparations that it takes to get ready for a large event. >> the mayor also defended city staff that stayed overnight in hotels during the weekend of the papal visit. compared it to events like snowstorms, where essential city staff members need to be in the city in case of an emergency. >> we have yet to see snowflake, but workers in ocean city are busy gett

schindler's list? >> you know, i didn't -- part of it is was -- part was actually kind of feeding stereo types. this that's is more disconcerting to me that jews are good negotiators. >> we should point out you're not jewish even though everybody in the world thinks you are. >> it's true. i could be be offended for other people. it's true. i think, you know, look, it's disconcerting to me. i turned to my republican colleagues on the panel here to say -- >> it was a little silly. ben carson pronounced the name of a terrorist group hamas. >> all we say give peace a chance. >> this is so bad. >> we have a pun off. but, you know, the pandering is an immediate skin crawler. you know, while it's terribly awkward to say you apt good friend get a jewish friend. it's not a bad. if you're jewish that's a compliment. it's an awkwardly phrased one. like stumbled forward. >> i think it made clear who in the room understood the issues that israel is concerned with and who was pretending. for someone like ben carson

everybody here has seen schindler's list." in the democratic race, a key endorsement for hillary clinton. the u-s labor secretary plans to give his support to her in iowa today. it's seen as a huge blow to one of the other democrats in the race -- martin o'malley. he helped launch the labor secretary's career in maryland. clinton will be in sioux city and fort dodge later today. this morning, music fans are remembering a very talented singer who has died. scott weiland -- the former frontman for stone temple pilots passed away in his sleep. he and his band -- the wildabouts -- were touring in week. weiland was 48 years old. a week later -- and no sign of an eastern iowa teenager. ethan weitzenkamp was last seen on allison. he left a note saying he needed to start a new life -- but his do. he disappeared days before his first wrestling match as a "we're just scared that, something's happened to him or generous person and that's what we are scared of, that something bad has happened to him." the family says there has been no sig

last night i was watching "schindler's list." everybody here has seen "schindler's list."i was struck right at the end where they presented schindler, because who had been transformed and changed by his experiences during the war with the ring, and the man said to him, "he who saves one life saves the world entire." and i also thought about an earlier movie, 1961, "judgment at nuremburg," where the judge pronounces judgment right at the end. it's the great moral lesson of the movie. a country isn't a rock. it's not an extension of oneself. it's what it stands for. it's what it stands for when standing for something is most difficult. this is what we stand for, justice, truth and the value of a single human being. and that's true not simply for our jewish community but for all of mankind in the face of this threat. and i tell you now, i ask for your support. if you elect me your president, you'll be getting someone who has genuine experience, real leadership, and a commitment to the safety and security of not only our country but all of western civilization. thank you for t

.>> everybody here has seen schindler's list. >> reporter: hillary clinton was asked if her contention that all claims should be believed with her sexual contact and against her husband? >> i believe that everybody should be believed first.>> reporter: and this woman insisted that donald trump autographed her chest, and he complied. raising the troubling question, will she ever wash their again? >> that was cringe worthy.>> i hope she does wash.>>> david price is here in boston, and why he is so excited to be [ duck quacks, wolf howls and wind whistling ] [ electronic beeping ] but... tested tough in the pacific northwest. [ wolf howls ] >>> a holiday gift for the red sox fans with a big red bow.>> sometimes off-season is as fun as the actual season, especially if they are in last place.>> and the question many red sox had is who is the number one pitcher? physical and signed his $217 million contract.>> it is been a long day today, and i am happy that everything went well. i am officially a red sox. it is a special franchise. when you grow up, you want to be a part of this. the passio

. >> last night i was watching schindler's list.ody here has seen schindler's list. >> cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> well, donald trump meanwhile has his own coloring book. yes, the post hill press is targeting this coloring book for adult. it includes trump as the statue of liberty, on mount rushmore, and the million dollars bill, trump with his wife, arm wrestling hillary clinton, and him as one of the beatles. 25,000 copies will be shipped out on december 15th, just in time for christmas. so, if there is somebody who you don't know what to get, perfect gift perhaps. coming up next, we are getting you pumped for temple's big game tomorrow. hear what head coach mat rule has to say about playing houston. plus, the next time you get uber it could be a lot easier to find your driver. we will tell but the new technology drivers could be installing inside their cars. plus this. >> all aboard. >> for this week's dream drive, meisha is riding the rales. we're taking you aboard the north pole express for holiday treat. something the whole

and "jurassic park" to "saving private ryan" and "schindler's list," steven spielberg has establishedis place as one of history's most influential filmmakers. he has brought entire universes to life, broadened our horizons, and ushered iconic american characters into being. our world has been shaped by his stories and through his shoah foundation, he has helped thousands of survivors of genocide tell world-changing stories of their own. he represents the best of american culture and humanitarianism and we honor his timeless contributions to our national life. [applause] barbra joan streisand. [applause] for six decades, barbra joan streisand has used her extraordinary voice to bring life to the range and humor of the human experience. her talent, authenticity, and bold performances have left an indelible mark an american film, theater, and music, inspiring generations of fans and performers. as a philanthropist and powerful advocate for women's heart health, she encourages others to use their own voices to make a difference. barbra joan streisand's legacy will endure in the american n

this occurred in the 1956 kentucky race when the clements-schindler factions were at each other's throats. this resulted in morton being alike did in 1956, lodging his notable career. let's begin with the hand known as happy. he was born into poverty in 1898 in henderson county. his mother left his family when he was a young boy. one of his earliest memories was following her, sobbing, as she walked to the carriage that would take her away from the family with the rest of his childhood. her departure meant that chandler's father, a hardscrabble farmer had to raise happy and his brother by himself. he had to go to work to help make inns me. he worked on the farm and in school. his hard work faced -- paid off academically when he was accepted to a college that you may be familiar with, transylvania. chandler said that legend had it that he arrived at transylvania with nothing more than a red sweater, a five dollar bill, and a smile. here,ckname originated when an upperclassman saw him walking across the campus with his usual, quick stride, smiling and whistling. this senior down to him happ

and jurassic park to saving private ryan and schindler's list, he has established his place as one ofistory's most influential filmmakers. he has brought entire universes to life, broadened our horizon and ush eered iconic american characters into being. our world has been shared by his stories and through his foundation he has been helped thousands of survivors of genocide tell world changing stories of their own. he represents the best the american culture and humanitarianism. and we honor his timeless contributions to our national life. [ applause ] barbara joan streisand. [ applause ] for six decades barbara joan streisand has used her extraordinary voice to bring life to the range and humor of the human experience. her talent, authenticity and bold performances have left a mark on american film, theater and music inspires generations of fans and performers. as a fiphilanthropist, she entourages others to use their own voices to make a difference. barbara joan streisand's legacy will endure in the american narrative. [ applause ] james taylor. [ applause ] for decades james taylor

alia schindler of the council on american islamic relations in pittsburgh called on the justice departmentinvestigate. >> the growing number of attacks that are taking place against the american muslim community in the federal officials need to make a clear statement, they need to send a clear message that these types of attacks are not acceptable and will not the tolerated whether they are against the american muslim community or any minority group. amy: and at ithaca college in upstate new york, students voted overwhelmingly to cast a vote of no-confidence against college president tom rochon, who has faced increasing calls to resign amid protests against racism on campus. the protesters accuse rochon of responding inadequately to racist incidents, including one where an african-american alum was repeatedly called a "savage" by two white male fellow alumni. to see our full college of the -- coverage of the protests around the country, go to democracynow.org. and a correction to our earlier headline, the opposition leader in britain is jeremy corbyn of the labour party. he has opposed dav

you're a publicity stunt, not the oscar schindler of flightless birds. and also, ya blazed. candied yams. you're 10% yam and 90% candy. calling you a vegetable is like calling justin bieber a recording artist. ya blazed. [ laughter and applause ] the top button of my pants. i guess toys r us isn't the only thing opening at 4:00 p.m. on thanksgiving. ya blazed. [ laughter and applause ] the good china. more like the old china. my grandpa has newer plates in his back. ya blazed. [ laughter ] pilgrims. when the native americans asked you to bring something to dinner, they weren't talking about smallpox. ya blazed. [ laughter ] the detroit lions. you're having a worse year than cecil the lion. ya blazed. [ audience ohs ] [ laughter ] oh, i'm not confident about how this next one is going to go. [ light laughter ] tryptophan. thanks, but i'll take my main course without a roofie in it. you're the bill cosby of thanksgiving dinner. [ cheers and applause ] ya blazed. he? [ applause ] people with nowhere to go on thanksgiving, you -- [ buzzing ] oh, that buzzer means we have run out

. >>> last night i was watching "schindler's list," everybody here has seen it.man. she said, "johnny, if you want to look for a really good friend, get somebody who's jewish. you know why she said that? she said no matter what happens to you, your friend, your jewish friend will stick by your side and fight right with you and stand by you. >> look, i'm a negotiator like you folks. we're negotiators. some of us renegotiate deals. is there anybody that doesn't renegotiate deals? this room -- perhaps more than any room i've ever spoken. you're in the going to sore me, even though you know i'm the best thing that could ever happen it israel. i know why you're not going to support me. you're not going to support me because i don't want your money. >> whoa. >> yikes. >> first of all, the first two needed to be separated from the third sound bite with donald trump, which stands alone. that's a whole conversation in itself. the first two -- >> what are the odds that jim gilmore stumbled upon "schindler's list" the night before. >> and watched the whole thing, the whole

[applause] from "jurassic park" to saving private ryan in "schindler's list" he has established his place of the most influential film makers leaning entire universe to life to escher iconic american characters into being. our world shaped by his stories enter his foundation helping thousands of survivors of genocide. representing the best of american culture and humanitarianism we honor his contribution to our american life. [cheers and applause] >> barbara streisand. [applause] for six decades she has used her story roistering life to humor to human experience. the talent and authenticity have left a mark on theater and music. inspiring generations of finance and performers as an advocate for women's heart health she encourages others to make a difference her legacy women to work in the american narrative. [cheers and applause] [laughter] [applause] >> james taylor. [cheers and applause] >> for decades using the power of music from lonnie and a glove to renewal he captures the heart of human experience to inspire in rain so much more each generation grows to know his music with enduring