speier warms and minds are considered the cradle of european judaism jewish life has shaped these 3 cities for more than 900 years and i want to know what remains of it so today's show is not just the city trip but also a journey through jewish history. in our email we also jet over the ski slopes in. we take a tour of the port city of haifa in israel. hands take a closer look at mine. the old town. in these 2 streets in you can go and play in the plot from gaza a jewish reserve venture area was created 1000 years ago because jews were only allowed to settle here the houses were built particularly narrow and high in order to offer as much space as possible. the speed of museum is also located here in the you wouldn't want the jewish courtyard. in the middle ages buyout was called in hebrew which is how the museum got its name. warms was called. minds. for this reason these 3 cities are called shoot communities. stands for. for what my eyes are and for my against. the term is like a low ball it is familiar to jews all over the world. the importance of becomes clear when you go outside the m

in the city of speier bishop boudicca settled trees near the city's famous cathedral around the year1048 he said he did it to increase the place a standing a 1000 fold. along with mine. and forms spieth became the 3rd important center of jewish culture on the rhine but the jews peaceful existence here was short lived time and again there's a pub grahams i'm doing the nazi era as the jewish community was completely obliterated him. you can spice of these atrocities jewish mind has returned to spying vaughn's and minds. in acknowledgment of their important jewish past the 3 shown cities are now seeking to be listed as a unesco world heritage site they spend years preparing their application which was to visit in january 2020. by left and i'm on my way towards the only drive 40 minutes north along the right. the symbol of the city is like inspire unfolds on minds the huge inferior cathedral . it was built in the 12 century. forms it's not only known for its cathedral at its jewish past but also as the setting for the famous novel in legend. in one's numerous buildings are innocent of th

abc7 news talks to congresswoman jackie speier about what is next. >>> taking a look at the big boardwe are starting up roughly 550 points this morning. another update on how the markets are doing next. >>> plus, monitoring kids on social media. parents now have more control on tiktok. we'll start with meteorologist mike nicco. hey, mike. >> welcome to friday. it's about 6:38. and temperatures are going to start in the neighborhoods on the peninsula both sides in the 50 to 53 degree range and that's pretty much where we are else where. we do have 56 in oakland and up in the hills cooler at los gatos at 45. the blanket of gray covering us at emeryville where and some of the mist in that blanket of cloud cover for your commute today. our essential commuters there still waking up to gray conditions and then probably needing the sunglasses during the evening hours. let's talk about the north bay. a southerly wind today is going to keep you much cooler than average. in fact, you're stuck in the 50s through 11:00 and barely make it in the 60s and back into the 50s by 5:00 and 56 at 7:00. th

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health care, new york presbyterian, jerry speier, hca health care, thank you, sam peered i just met with. , common spirith health, community health systems , thank youhealth, 3m for helping us with face masks. it worked out well for everybody. procter & gamble, abbott laboratories, johnson & johnson, merck, pfizer, eli lilly -- shery ahn: you have been listening to the president talking about reopening the economy and how he is speaking to many companies and banks about this potential reopening. in some states, it could happen before may 1. coming up next, what we learn from the earnings reports from j.p. morgan and wells fargo. we will have the details. this is bloomberg. ♪ earnings, jp morgan the lowest profit since 2013, setting aside $8 billion for bad loans, setting the scene for what we can expect from coronavirus. joining us now is our guest. thank you for standing by. the key take away from bank earnings, how much they are setting aside for loss provisions, was it remarkable to use the numbers we have seen so far? thought jamie dimon in particular decided to go big and just take

politicians including congresswoman jackie speier and state senator scott weiner were among the volunteers today wearing masks and gloves, okay. the charity is used to serve vinagre about 200 meals per day. now they are serving double that number and more and more show up each week. >> people line up to have food backs provided to them that never thought in a million years they would be in this situation, but as they wait for their unemployment insurance to kick in, as they wait for the sba to actually approve their loans they are strapped and for those of us that can help we should be doing that. >> reporter: recipients get a week's worth of groceries including meat, produce and bread. samaritan house is seeking new volunteers, and if you want to help or if you need to get help yourself, go to abc7news.com/take action. you will find a curated list of resources for you there. >>> live with kelly and ryan and "american idol" host ryan seacrest is donating $1 million to coronavirus relief efforts in new york city and los angeles. 75% of that money will go to the first responders children's f

health care, new york presbyterian, jerry speier, a friend of mine, hca health care. ascension health, trinity health, cardinal health, mckesson. thank you for helping us with the face masks. procter & gamble, abbott laboratories, johnson & johnson, merck, pfizer, eli lilly, thermo fisher scientific, they've been helping us incredibly with testing. gilead sciences, abby via, regeneron, bio jen, roche, and they've been fantastic on testing in the job they've done. i have to call them out. they have stepped up like very few. in time, unite unitedhealth gro, aetna, cigna and humana, all the big ones. the tech companies, we have the right ones. apple, tim cook. google. son dara. oracle, larry ellison. salesforce. mark gunn and off. jen morgan, microsoft, sasha, great job. ibm, mark zuckerberg, intel, qualcomm, cisco, advanced micro devices, broadcom. incredible companies, companies that no other country will cat catch. you have to be smart but i've dealt with a lot of different countries and i will say that the respect for silicon valley in our tech companies, there is no

. >> reporter: san mateo congresswoman jackie speier is concerned that it got less in loan funding than texas, which made out better than any other state. >> in california of those who applied, only about 28% got loans. >> reporter: spieier thinks more federal money is necessary. >> i think you're looking at closer to $400 billion or $500 billion. >> reporter: she'll work to make sure business owners don't have to reaplooapplreapply, but theyp their records. bank of america seaid they're working to streamline the process. >> their employees to respond to all the consumers. >> i was called the grilled cheese guy but now it is a family of people i care about. >> reporter: a grilled cheese business and he needs the loan to rehire his employees. >> if we could get money with the ppe program we could evolve and change and adapt to this new normal. >> reporter: kate larsen, abc7 news. >>> well, it looks like oakland police are getting the word out about the city's new slow streets program. their message to drivers, respect the rules so everybody can be safe. >>> and facebook is ramping up its

tested positive for code at 19 and also now the differences in those numbers between those really speier the department of health and the office of national statistics and he said the government still on the far over protective equipment. absolutely sort of the weekend the government coming under fire because a number of shipments had arrived in the country according to some sources and the shipment which was supposed to arrive over the weekend hadn't even been ordered yet and it was then it's been delayed and they're expecting that it won't arrive by the end of play today either now of course there have been many consensus to where to put the very scarce p.t.e. equipment present tense the quitman went to direct it now there have been calls from some quarters to members of the public to be told to wear last however and it just buses and downing street both agree that that wouldn't be the best way forward because it would already put a strain on what is a very scarce resource and could mean that key workers n.h.s. front line workers the so on won't be able to access that it's members of t

this all in addition to the usc shoah foundation having not one but two life history speier -- interviewsce filmed by the holocaust education center, both are accessible through the visual history archive. that testimony is among the 55,000 survivor testimonies that are now accessible or available through over 160 universities and museums on six continents around the world and there's of course this book, which is what we are here to celebrate today. now, as i understand it max did not always wish to tell his story. in the prologue to the book, he talks about the fact when he first spoke publicly about the holocaust and his experiences at st. joseph high school in toronto he was very nervous and said he would not do it again. and i think this was a very common reaction among survivors at that time. if i may tell a personal story, i, too have -- i have an uncle max -- had an uncle max who survived auschwitz, and emigrated to toronto, where he built a family and lived a life. i visited my uncle max in the summer of 1990, shortly after, maybe a month or two after i had been on a trip to east

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my question, should these generalizations and speier a reinterpretation of president bush at the iraq war? i do not think so. by mid 2006, the pro failing policy was failing. the choice was doubled down with the surge, repositioned, and or carefully withdrawn. nobody around president bush, even the opponents of the search, could face a pull out and acknowledge defeat, whatever that might mean. so the only option was the last cart. the surge. with gervais explains is in terms of what political scientists call prospect theory. prospect theory says that people, all people. not just policymakers. all people, are most inclined to be big risk takers when they face defeat. in my opinion, you do not need prospect theory to explain this decision. your only need to know the personality and character of george w. bush. he was a proud confident, intelligent, stubborn man, who believed that his credibility and reputation as president would be forever blemished if the, quote lost the war in iraq. he believed that the credibility and reputation of the united states whitby forever blemished if the co