. >> simon young, as always, thank you. it was 74 years ago today that the not as the regime launched their campaign -- nazi campaign. even 7 taking place across germany. in 1938, they attacked jewish businesses, said synagogues on fire, and murdered dozens of jews and what became known as crystalnacht. exactly 23 years ago, berlin with the focus of the world media after communist leader in east germany ordered the opening of border crossings to the west, a move that led to the fall of the berlin wall. the memorial was led on friday in a tribute to those who lost their lives at the wall who divided east and west for almost three decades. >> free to travel after the collapse, it seems many of those who left are now coming home. >> this is where her dreams came true. after years of working for a five-r hotel in hamburg, she ditched the hustle and bustle of the big city and returned to her roots where she has opened up from small hotel. >> when i saw this place, i just know i had to come back. i was on maternity leave and i ha

simon, 39 years old, who has been with the department 13 years. he is facing possible criminal charges in connection with an incident involving a young woman. >> over the weekend, detectives from the baltimore police special investigation section received a complaint of alleged sexual misconduct between an 18 year old female and on-dutiy baltimore police department officer. >> they are releasing his name because he is being investigated for what would be a felony. he has been suspended without pay. the age, 18, indicates the charge is not statutory rape. they used the term statutory misconduct and it occurred while he was on duty could indicate that the 18 year old had been detained by the officer when some kind of sex act occurred. police would not confirm that? >> reporter: tonight, the city state's attorney office is looking into the case to determine whether criminal charges should be filed. >>> thank you. another update in the abc2news room. tonight, the fbi visited the home of paula broadwell. she is accused of having an affair with david petraeus. he resigned as head of the cai friday. the fbi found out about their relationship while tracing

simon, on say anything. alright, in 15 minutes we're going to do the young turks. number one thing that viewers like about the young turks is that we're honest. they know that i'm not bs'ing them with some hidden agenda, actually supporting one party or the other. when the democrats are wrong, they know that i'm going to be the first one to call them out. they can question whether i'm right, but i think that the audience gets that this guy, to the best of his ability, is trying to look out for us. ♪ >> announcer: chatting with you live at current.com/billpress. this is the "bill press show," live on your radio, and current tv. >> john: this is called turkey in the straw, right? >> yes. >> john: why does it sound like a celtic rodeo? >> i don't know. i just saw the word turkey and thought let me play this. >> john: happy thanksgiving to all y'all, this is the "bill press show." i'm john fugelsang filling in for bill. ron is calling us from illinois. good morning, ron, you are on the "bill press show." >> caller: good morning, john, how are you? >> john: i'm good how

finalists for the national book award for young people literature are: william alexander "goblin secrets." [applause] published by margaret books. on imprint of simonng a original "fantasy" about masking and finding. kerry, "out of reach." [applause] published by simon [inaudible] an imprint of simon and shuster. a story of length of love and loss. patricia mccormick, "never fall down." [applause] published by [inaudible] harper colins. a harrowing and bravely told story of survival and resilience . elliot "endangered" [cheering and applause] published by scholastic books. a story of hope to love and em pa think that extends all boundaries. steve shinekin. [applause] the race to build and steal the world's most dangerous weapon. published by flash point, an imprint of roaring book press. a rivetting thriller of a book that tells the birth of a new age. to all these writers, thank you. thank you for your work. and thank you for what it will mean to young readers in our nation. this year's national award for young people literature goes to william alexander. ♪ [applause] ♪ >> we are proof that alternate universe exists. there has to be endanger takes

simon who came back with post-traumatic stress disorder. and was shot by a sniper. adam burke from florida was hit by a mortar round. what we share with young people is they were at a place in their life that they came back to their communities and were on a new front line and many were afraid and it was difficult. what we did with them at the mission continues was challenged them. we challenge all these men and women the same way we challenge young people in the warrior -- in "the warrior's heart". we challenge them to continue to serve. adam burke was hit by a mortar round and set up his own nonprofit called veterans, julien miller served with habitat for humanity. on donahue became a huge hockey coach and football coach. ian smith did a fellowship at the mission continues and internship in the white house with the first lady's office for her joining forces initiative. melissa steinman became a biology teacher for part of her fellowship and what happened was they started to serve again and took on this challenge of finding a way to continue to serve on their new front line. what we found that the mission continues is it all of them served

different studies, one by ernst and young and the conscious at budget office that predicted raising tax rates even on the wealthy will hurt the economy. charles payne and simononstable. author of the the "wall street journal" guide to the 50 economic indicators that matter. charlesing with who put that together, a bunch of rich people who don't want to get taxed? >> realistically. i think the question is, a lot of people will resign themselves to the fact that taxes will go up. but the question is how do you define rich. this is where i have a problem. $250,000 is not real definition of rich and that's not where the average american family who gets to that point should be punished for the work they put in. the president continues to dismiss small businesses saying only 3% are going to be hit with this. that's the 3% that generates 50% of the profits, 40% of the job creation. companies of less than 50 employees generated 700,000 jobs. it's dangerous to go after those people. maybe if they moved the bar higher we could get to that compromise. megyn: the president isn't self-destructive. the chances of his party -- if he believes those 3% of businesses that cre