yockelson: you see the jewish graves with the star of david. mr. moizan: we are at a wooden grave at the moment. so concentrated, huge. [film rolling] in the distance, temporary --ses as people were mr. yockelson: the cemetery themselves rely on french citizens to help build them and maintain them. thes not unusual to have sentence of french families who were originally working on the cemeteries, still working for the a bmc -- the ambc. [film rolling] mr. moizan: it changed a lot. .n 1930, the chapel was built mr. yockelson: the permanent cemetery was in 1937. mr. moizan: yes. [film rolling] is belleau wood. brigade made their offensive here. in 1955.dicated that is a day of dedication. we see the trees looking similar to what it is nowadays. this is in the woods. mr. moizan: it is showing a marina in action. it was renamed wood of the marine grade. it was officially renamed wood of the marines brigrade. the chapel is already built. this is a chapel from a cemetery. what wehe differences, have before. we see the headstones already marble made. the

yockelson: you see the jewish graves with the star of david. mr. moizan: you see we are still with wooden graves at the moment. so concentrated, so huge. in the distance, temporary houses as people work rebuilding their villages -- people were rebuilding their villages. mr. yockelson: the cemeteries relied a lot on french citizens to help build and maintain them. it's not unusual to have today descendents of french families who were originally working on the french cemeteries still working on the abmc. mr. moizan: then it changed a lot because in 1930, the chapel was built. there are monumental entrances on both sides of the cemetery. now the permanent cemetery was dedicated in 1937. general pershing came over. that is belleau wood aut of the village of belle where the american second division fought 14 of or three weeks. the memorial was designed by an inrican artist and dedicated 1955. we see the trees already there, looking very similar to what it is nowadays. mr. yockelson: yes, this is right in the woods, which the marines have captured. a. mo

. >> you see the jewish graves with the star of david. >> so you see we are still with wooden grave at the moment. so concentrated, so huge. temporary houses, people were rebuilding their villages. >> the cemeteries themselves relied a lot on french citizens to help build them and also maintain them. and it's not unusual to have today descendents of french families originally working on the cemeteries still working for the abmc. >> then it change a lot because in 1930, a chapel was built, monumental entrances in both sides of the cemeteries. >> now the permanent cemetery was dedicated in 1937. general pershing came over. >> that's belleau wood. out of the village where american second division fought for two, three weeks including the marines brigade that made big part of the offensive here. and the memorial was designed by american artist felix and dedicated in 1955. so that's just a day of dedication. we see the trees already there. looking very similar to what it is nowadays. >> yes. so this is right in the woods which the marines had captured. >> showing the marine in action and th

building and berlin's kreisberg district with a touching symbolism that brings to mind a broken star of david. the architect daniel levy is can place the modern construction right next to an old baroque palace the two buildings joined to form the jewish museum. inside the architecture leaves a powerful impression the narrow halls and maze like or doors convey a sense of stark disorientation. this is shallow hit fallen leaves an installation by men. more than ten thousand iron plate faces with open mouths cover the floor visitors are allowed to walk on them but many people are reluctant to do so. i wired along with history plays an important role in the jewish museum this is a light insulation by james charles an important symbol in judaism life links the beginning and the end of creation were. the biggest attraction these days the welcome to jerusalem exhibition the jewish museum depicts the eventful history and complex present of this multireligious city as well as the daily lives of its residents. target line is also where our viewer doubt it lives and he invited us and our cameras to come

feel like a jewish woman anti-semitism is getting worse now my mother won't even let me wear a star of davidthe only solution is to move to israel and well that's if she proudly shows us photos of her big sister who's already done her military service in israel. hopes to follow her example and leave the victim role behind that she feels forced into in france yes mother said she had to take a daughter out of the public school and send it to a private one the anti semitic hostility from classmates eventually became too much . oh that doesn't mean all. the attackers are generally young muslims unfortunately that's how it is they think you do is an israeli and israelis are criminals the muslims have imported the middle east conflict to france the problem is that when it is a point and were french jews were not responsible for the problems in israel the common incidents like the arson attack on the scotia shop in january twenty eighth and the anti semitic murders of two women in paris and twenty seventeen on the increase the perpetrators tend to be young muslims but it's an issue not many people

jewish woman that wants anti-semitism is getting worse now my mother won't even let me wear a star of david my mom the only solution is to move to israel and present for my own massive thank you she proudly shows us photos of her big sister who's already done her military service in israel. yeah hopes to follow her example and leave the victim role behind that she feels forced into in france yeah this mother said she had to take a daughter out of the public school and send it to a private one the anti semitic are still itif classmates eventually became too much . oh that doesn't mean all. the attackers are generally young muslims unfortunately that's how it is they think you do is an israeli and israelis are criminals the muslims have imported the middle east conflict to france. and were french jews were not responsible for the problems in israel the comair incidents like the arson attack on the scotia shop in january twenty eighth and the anti semitic murders of two women in paris and twenty seventeen on the increase the perpetrators tend to be young muslims but it's an issue not many peop

you have talked about dreaming of the day when the star of david, the israeli flag, over the temple mountsaudis, why did you say it? first of all the government of israel is clear about keeping the status quo on the temple mount and keeping the status quo on the temple mountandi keeping the status quo on the temple mount and i think for everyone that knows the history ofjerusalem, no one is doubting history, except the palestinians who have this very strange habit to rewrite history. hang on, hang on, to get this straight, you say that you want to see the israeli flag flying in that little piece of land in the old city ofjerusalem, which little piece of land in the old city of jerusalem, which houses little piece of land in the old city ofjerusalem, which houses the third most holy shrines in all of israel, the dome of the rock, the al—aqsa mosque, and you want to see the israeli flag flying their? first of all, this is the first holiest place to the jewish world all, this is the first holiest place to thejewish world and you must remember that. as you just mentioned, mecca is the first o

as the representation of that, and to know the faces that are represented by those crosses and stars of davids and crescents that lie on top of where our soldiers lie. you know, spider said it best, and i also want to reinforce what barbara starr said, you know, she's been meeting the same people now who are attending the ceremony and section 60 that spider and i have both walked through, that contains the remains of many of the people who we fought with. and it is awe inspiring to see the parents, the wives, the spouses, the children who are all growing up now, who had their soldier/spouse sacrifice themselves in ware, that sometimes they don't even understand, but that when america soldiers are asked to fight by the politicians because of civilian controlled military, we do so. that's something that shouldn't be taken lightly as spider just said. >> absolutely not. part of the families that barbara spoke with, multiple generations there to honor those who have fallen. one as young as 7 months old, but every year each generation keeps coming to make sure that they continue to mark this day to

this footage shows the star of david flag over the tell of the municipality building. this is footage of work in the diamond factories of television and this footage shows the flow of new immigrants and the building of new settlements. footage of palestinian life in the early twentieth century proved more difficult to find. a palestinian film archive had once existed but had since been lost gone mysteriously missing. we spent months searching for pictures of honesty and lives. eventually in the vaults of the british library we found glimpses of this bygone era. most of the the seat next to us has drawn of this. were still unaware. of this possessing them. in the one nine hundred thirty s. the number of jews immigrating to palestine began to increase significantly. from four thousand in one thousand nine hundred thirty one the figure jumped to nine thousand five hundred the following year in one nine hundred thirty three the number rose to thirty pounds in one nine hundred thirty four forty two thousand and in one nine hundred thirty five a further jump to sixty two tho

the star of david was hoisted the very same flag that had been raised in the settlement of reshown let's see on in one thousand nine hundred five since zionism is a dynamic. movement. they there was no they knew that there was no finality about the borders there. they knew that opportunities with the rise in due course. to take the rest of it and they did. and one to six or seven it was the thinking behind the zionist movement gradual there the building of a jewish state and then the gradual expansion of the borders of the jewish state is real they have pneumonia and the new citizens of israel to the north trying the jewish declaration of independence believe in korean. to the miers woman member of the new council and foreign minister of what. i'm writing from and become due through three hundred twenty minutes after the tel of eve ceremony the united states and mended a document on what they had previously referred to as the new jewish state the new wording now read the state of israel it was signed by president harry truman and then announced by the us representative to the united nati

not see a newspaper the shoma with the exaggerated nose with exaggerated ears and lips and the star of davidithin the title your vision reminds of the conspiracy that the world judaism is dominating the whole world and there are several more aspects that we can be identified as anti-semitic now there. is a major major newspaper here in germany they reacted swiftly they fired their cartoonist was that the right course of action in your opinion well if it was that it was just one right action because it wasn't the first anti-semitic caricature in this you touch it's not only has been some in the past and i think it would make sense that the newspaper as a whole should reflect possible anti-semitic. not edit units but you know aspects that are within the paper now the cartoonist in question is that refusing to apologize and i'm quoting now he told a german news organization r. and d. that i do not regret the cartoon i do not feel guilt he does regret that he doesn't have the opportunity to explain what was behind it. what i wonder is that because of germany's very very painful history when is i

of the stars, he calls them by their names. of course, this is sort of entendre with referring to god knowing the stars and sort of the association with the star of david, you know, in later times after the psalms. but yet at the same time, god knowing, you know, the stars and calling them all by names. so there's sort of this dual meaning there that i think, you know, lowery was able to sort of appeal to that would have had special significance for jews as well as referring back to the sacred writing of the psalms. so later on it goes into this great excitement of the theme of rescue, you know? and certainly during world war ii there's this great struggle of how can a god care, you know, and yet have all this suffering, and where is this going to go. and so the jews especially are going to be wrestling through how is it that we understand our writings and keep our hope. >> host: steve's in housefield, michigan. hi, steve. >> caller: how you doing today? quick question for -- three questions. i seen the video, and i was wondering can you provide commentary on the crown? the commentator was saying something regarding the crown as though england had copy

of the stars and call them by their names. this is sort of an entendre with what is referred to god knowing of the stars and the association with the star of david and in later times after but at the nosame time god knowing the stas and calling them by name so there's this dual meaning there that i think lowry was able to appeal to that would have special significance for jews and the writings of the fall. later on it goes into this great excitement and theme off rescue. certainly during world war ii there is the struggle of how can the god care but have the suffering and where this will go. the jews will be wrestling to how the writings are during that time and how we keep our hope. >> host: is steven southfield, michigan. hello, steve. >> caller: how are you doing c today? quick question. three questions. i have seen the video and i was wondering can you provide commentary on the crown and the commentator was saying something regarding the crown as though england had copyright to the bible and secondly was the first english bible -- didn't have the apocrypha? nyand have you performed any exegesis on the serpent seed as literature, not regardin

the american battle monument, i walked with my wife down to the row across -- of crosses and stars of david to pause and give thanks for what the soldiers buried in that cemetery did in the battle of the bulge to make our lives possible and for me to enjoy the benefits that i've enjoyed. we got to the end of row 23. there was a cross that said roy c. irvin from new jersey, private. december 28, 1944, k.i.e. -- killed in action. i froze because i was born on december 28 in 1944. the day ray c. irwin died in the battle of the bulge, my mother delivered me. i'm almost 74 years old. i've had those wonderful 74 years including the opportunity to serve in the senate because a guy i never knew when he was 18 years old volunteered to go to fight in the battle of the bulge and in the army for the united states of america. paid the ultimate sacrifice. so he did, i got the ultimate benefit when you think about your vote today, think about all the veterans that did the same for you. if you have the same birthday or the same killed-in-action date as you do birthday. recognize that every one of us stand

we walked down the rows to look at the stars of david and the crosses, paused for a minute at each headstone, gave a prayer of thanks to the veteran who sacrificed everything so we could be there. then something happened to me that has never happened and could happen to any one of you. i came upon a headstone, a cross, stopped and read it. it said "roy c. irwin," new jersey, private. died, killed in action, 12/28/44. i froze in my place. you see, 12/28/44 was not just the day he died in the battle of the bulge fighting for us. it was the day i was i have goin' life by my mother in georgia. so there i was standing at the foot of a cross of somebody who died the day i was born. he gave his life so i could enjoy mine. i have had 73 1/2 years since that time that i have been able to be a free citizen of the united states of america by people like roy c. irwin who volunteered for our country, won our freedom, maintained our independence and saw to it that you and i could be here today and i've always stopped to give thanks every memorial day for all those who pledged and gave the ultimate sacrifi

think its role would disagree with the david cross the star david star yes or no one a thing i wouldn't mind honestly and what about the symbol of this law for us the cross like the david star is a symbol is a symbol for our culture fire identity for our christian well use and for that i would accept that we discussed that the danger with islam is that it mixes politics with religion this is what marcus to do is doing. isn't it on the whole i think he quite clearly he quite clearly stressed and pointed out why he put the cross on the walls in the official state beloved honestly and it was exactly the politician a very important politician. having his cross in his hands. again we are and i believe that it is a point we are discussing the danger that religion and state mix is what is this if not mixing religious with politics well i'll answer that with a question to you but what's wrong you know with making a reference this is ability and the visibility to the word list which you share because perhaps you have the words in one religion you know you don't know so everybody can also hang their religion. signals here but not but not

david: who was the star of that show? leslie: i don't remember. i don't remember. mark burnett was a great producer. he put on "survivor," and here we are 18 years later, "survivor" is still on wednesday night at 8:00 and still wins its time period. david: do you ever say this show is going to be great and it turns out to be a bomb? do you have any of those stories? leslie: all the time. all the time. look, our batting average is better than most, but it's still probably four out of 10. four out of 10 is the hall of famer in television. but that's sort of the television business. you know you're playing for a few wins. david: in television, everything seems to be ratings. are you sure that the people who do the ratings are really giving you accurate numbers? leslie: well, that's one of the questions, especially now, because now linear ratings aren't the whole ballgame like they used to be. so you'll take a show that initially, in the initial viewing, won't be that good, but when you count dvr's and online ratings, suddenly the numbers go up considerably. david: i n

of support, david beckham said... while another ex—manchester united star, cristiano ronaldo, wrote... yone at match of the day sends oui’ everyone at match of the day sends our best message to sir alex ferguson. the flood of good wishes unrelenting. he is the most iconic "in the last 30 years. at that the fa ct "in the last 30 years. at that the fact he is such an important role model for so many people around the world, he is a national institution. i'm not surprised at all at the outpouring of support. he was yesterday admitted to salford royal hospital. the 67—year—old had emergency surgery hospital. the 67—year—old had emergency surgery for a brain haemorrhage. the procedure is said to have gone very well but a period of intensive care will follow. the focus will be on when he starts to regain consciousness, he will be, his neurological state will be assessed repeatedly, and he will be only transitioned to an error of ca re only transitioned to an error of care which requires less support when he is starting to regain his independence and he is stable. -- an area of care. supporter

among the many messages of support, david beckham said: another ex—manchester united star, cristiano ch of the day sends our best wishes to sir alex ferguson. the flood of good wishes unrelenting. he is one of the most iconic figures in football in the last 30 years. if you add that to the fact that he is such an important role model for so many people around the world, he has captured the world, and he is a national institution, really, so i'm not surprised at all at the outpouring of support for him. he was admitted to salford royal hospital yesterday and had emergency surgery for a brain haemorrhage. the procedure is said to have gone well, but a period of intensive care will follow. the focus will be on when he starts to regain consciousness. his neurological state will be assessed repeatedly, and he will be only transitioned to an area of care which requires less support when he is starting to regain his independence and he is stable. at old trafford, supporters spoke of their admiration for sir alex. he's a legend, and he has been for the whole club. even though he isn't running

spot near the action or even spend all night there just to catch a glimpse of the stars such as george and amala clooney. david and victoria beckham . and oprah winfrey. not to mention the couple themselves. after the wedding they rode around town and an open carriage to greet the crowds. then they headed back to the castle. people are coming from near and far as far as netball. norway. and even zimbabwe just to witness this moment. and to have a story to tell their grandchildren. that was absolutely glorious i mean really was this beautiful to be part of history to see that mother close like that she was absolutely radiant when they come possibly carry to even everyone with the whole state is just a magical place it was just unbelievable i loved every single minute it was worth every night on the street i really was prince harry bride left windsor council after a lunchtime reception for six hundred to prepare for a smaller party in the evening at frogmore house nearby setting off a new one nine hundred sixty eight the time retrofitted with an electric motor classically elegant yet modern rather like the newly

david: pulling the plug. abc cancelling "roseanne" after star and creator roseanne barr tweeted a series of racist and inappropriateomments. adam shapiro live in the newsroom with the details. adam? reporter: david, nobody was expecting this. it came swift. one of the top comedies in previous television season, the reboot of "roseanne," has been canceled. here's the statement from abc -- that, from the president of abc entertainment. now rose an got in trouble for tweeting -- that stands for valerie jarrett administration. barr went onto tweet -- there were several tweets over the last 24 hours from roseanne barr which were in bad taste. she referred to chelsea clinton as chelsea soros clinton to which clinton responded -- roseanne responded by saying or tweeting -- there were other tweets that barr, and we could read them, that you could put into the category of social media meltdown, but the end result is that the show has been canceled. david? david: lot of good people put out of work because of that. adam, thank you very much. melissa? melissa: president trump is on his way to nashville to hold a make america g

rancho palos verdes in california where some of the biggest names in tech and media are gathering carl quintanilla is there sitting down with netflix star davidrl, take it away. >> that's a good way to put it restaurant star and netflix mogul. or some variation of the two david change, it's great to see you. thanks for being with us today. >> thanks for having me. >> what an amazing day you've been at the intersection of food and media for a while now. and everything that this conference is about how competitive it all is. so how are you making decisions on who to dance with when the opportunity arises >> man, i think part of it is someone that's going to give us the freedom to express ourselves and n the best way possible. and when we talked to netflix, that was a no-brainer. they gave us carte blanche to create the best product possible that's the best way i can describe it. partners that want to be committed to excellence. >> ugly delicious is a huge hit. did they give you any metrics at all on performance >> i can't talk about it because i don't know that much about it. they're very tight-lipped. but they have been incredibly supportive a

london's royal academy of arts is turning two hundred fifty and ahead of this special anniversary it received a facelift star david chipperfield was called in to redesign and expand this artistic institution bringing it up to date with modern features while at the same time preserving its traditional elements while we caught up with chipperfield in london to find out how this project compare says some of the other buildings that he's designed. for its upcoming two hundred fiftieth birthday london's royal academy of arts will be getting a new second entrance and new rooms and a partly new interior. david chipperfield has succeeded in merging the two existing historical buildings into one functioning modern institution. basically it's a sort of understanding organizational requirements and the challenge here was really to. how we could best use this building and how we could best connect it so the road academy itself. there were a cademy of arts was founded in seven hundred sixty eight. it's been giving classes and holding exhibitions ever since now with the remodelling and expansion it can put our treasures on disp

london's royal academy of arts is turning two hundred fifty and ahead of this special anniversary it received a facelift star architect david chipperfield was called in to redesign and expand this artistic institution bringing it up to date with modern features all at the same time preserving its traditional elements but we caught up with chipperfield in london to talk more about the project. for its upcoming two hundred fiftieth birthday london's royal academy of arts will be getting a new second entrance and new rooms and a partly new interior. david chipperfield has succeeded in merging the two existing historical buildings into one functioning modern institution. face of it is this sort of understanding organizational requirements and the challenge here was really to understand how we could best use this building and how we could best connect to it. so the road academy itself. there were like out of me of arts was founded in seven hundred sixty eight. it's been giving classes and holding exhibitions ever since now with the remodelling and expansion it can put our treasures on display that it previously didn't have space