tola: right, sorry. to write it for her grandchildren and i said i know some publishers and we can write this book for the grandchildren of the world. judy: the result is riveting, and the stories of how the nazis terrorized the entire jewish population of your town and of course they murdered many of them. and you witnessed this with your family. tola: they murdered most of them, not some but most of them. i want to tell you, there were about 15,000 jews in this town at the beginning of the war. when the war ended in 1945, 3 hundred returned out of 15,000. all of these were murdered. some in auschwitz, some intra-glinka. many many children. in a sense, the entire town was destroyed. judy: malcolm, i think one of the hardest things for me to read about, of the many, was the complicity of the non-german, the poles and others, notazis, but they went along silently or otherwise with what the nazis were doing. malcolm: this was one of the key lessons i think of the holocaust, was if you stand aside and don't

tola, yes. i don't like that name. your name at that point was tola grossman.er this place." she also took me around to show me things. she took me around and she showed me soap... ..made from human fat. and i remember she said to me, "shall we take it?" isaid, "no, i'm not even touching it." she wanted to remember. she wanted the world eventually... she never talked about it publicly, by the way. mm. and she only spoke to people who were there. earlier, when we were talking about your mother, you talked about the way in which some of her memories, particularly what happened with her nieces, was something she could never get over, and she died young and i think she died mentally very troubled, of course. very, very, very troubled. now, people talk about survivor's guilt after the holocaust, after places like auschwitz. right. is it a phrase that means anything to you? how would you describe...? i don't feel like that. i feel in a sense a survivor's obligation, the obligation to tell the story... ..and to lead a life that is meaningful because why am i saved if

tola, yes. i don't like that name. your name at that point was tola grossman.place." she also took me around to show me things. she took me around and she showed me soap... ..made from human fat. and i remember she said to me, "shall we take it?" isaid, "no, i'm not even touching it." she wanted to remember. she wanted the world eventually... she never talked about it publicly, by the way. mm. and she only spoke to people who were there. earlier, when we were talking about your mother, you talked about the way in which some of her memories, particularly what happened with her nieces, was something she could never get over, and she died young and i think she died mentally very troubled, of course. very, very, very troubled. now, people talk about survivor's guilt after the holocaust, after places like auschwitz. right. is it a phrase that means anything to you? how would you describe...? i don't feel like that. i feel in a sense a survivor's obligation, the obligation to tell the story... ..and to lead a life that is meaningful because why am i saved if i'm wast

ghost lights up in a blender for the airport will have her beautiful pennsylvania state always there tolaill escort those buses down to joe biden's house in delaware. heo can have them. [applause] oh yeah. it's going to be a new day in pa. we are going to have a new birth of freedom. i saw a poll today that has as added dead heat 43 points each which means we are probably four or five points ahead. pennsylvania is benjamin franklin said in 1770 in philadelphia we there hang together or we hang separately. we willan hang together take bak our state and make pennsylvania the greatest state in the nation. thank you and god bless you. [applause] ♪♪ ♪♪ [applause] [cheers and applause]

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uh, running in tola there is a discussion. is there a beneficial alcohol?ell, if the studies that say that there is a daily consumption of 10 g of alcohol, and this glass of vodka is a small 250 g of beer or 100 ml. wines increase a person's chance. up to 90 years two and a half less than those that they scolded, so let's now dad zero out on the calculator and put zero the person drinks zero alcohol, that is, he does not drink alcohol. let's see it, life is lengthened by 3 months and 17 days. life is increased by 14 days, that is, therefore, oh well, what have we come to. do you know what an awesome calculator is? look at the website of the health program info.ru so , if you drink less than 10 g of alcohol, all right, if you don’t drink at all, life lengthens, if you drink a dose of more than 25 more, that you risk dying earlier due to some momentary pleasure or just a habit. so that everything is calculated in grams, the answers are known. let's break for a while, and then we will continue, don't blink your eyes. you say that you blink and immediately get

bell tola will become the first native alaskan to serve in the house and the first woman to represents before she asked to run for the seat again in november, palin will also be on the ballot again in that november election. new data shedding light on the effect that the teacher shortages having on low income school districts across california, also had area school district is asking families for help the effort to get teachers into more affordable housing. multimillion dollar donation will help fund bilingual literary assistance for california students. the new programs for children and their families. want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently. only pennies on the dollar for the homeless permanently. and with loopholes, the homeless get even less permanently. prop 27. they didn't write it for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. the unified school district, asked if anyone wa

and loved african american drag star, and joining us today to talk about this mural is gabrielle and tola vich, the president of the center. thanks so much for joining us. thank you, and you can see the mural is not yet complete, so come to the belly to prank center, maybe late monday afternoon, and you will see it almost completed by then . and we decided we wanted to launch the idea of the musical because we are celebrating our 40th anniversary gala in october , so we wanted to do something special about billy pranked himself, and it looks so colorful, and in a way we're getting to see the work of allvine progress. so that is a treat for those of those people that those of our viewers who maybe aren't familiar with billy dee frank and your center. can you just give a brief explanation of this? significance of him and this mural to the community. he was i , you know, a lot of people. remember that, um, stunned wall happened in new york in 1969. and so a lot of activist groups happened in the 19 seventies, all around the country, including in santa clara county. and village of frank with

and that one , again, thatwe are is very corrosive tola our democracy. and we're seeing that play out timeou and time again, what we's hearing from whistleblowers god grward.ss them for comintl forward. you've got people of integrityan within these agencies that wantt their agencies restored to havei credibilites ry, integrity.y so they're coming forward that they're starting to talk about what they're seeing. and that's the only way we're going to restore integrity that we need to understanegrityd theh . they got a reminder fromunderstt the attorney general thahey got they're not allowed to talk to elected officials, to senators ,congressmen and women. is that your understanding? sounds an awful lot like intimidation to me. timidatiwhat are your thoughts? >> no, i don't understandand ho how the attorney general could issue suchattorney an order. people who work for the federal government have the absolute righward to t to come forward to congress and be afforded whistleblower protection. on pp and so, leagain, i am callingine on people, not just the fbi

the fbi hafbs gone from abdicating their duty to tola provide equal justice underlike the law to pro-life people likeo us , to downright attacking us . and that was our concern when we filed suit against amh the amherst police department, taking charge of the investigation to get our our video back so we can start . to prosecute whoever the perpetrators are. we came ouwat. i was concerned that they wouldi they would engage character assassinatios n. that is the fbi. that would be their next stepe set over 70 attacks on pro-life organizations across the country, zero arrests., it i mean, look's, it's naive to think that the largest law enforcement agency on the globe with the best forensic technology known to man doesn't know kno, not a single person ws engaging in these attacks. if it's no t the fbi doing it, they certainly know who is. and they're choosing not t choo make arrests. e arre and we need we need equal protection under the law. look, james , revenges, the abortion terrorist group, the pro-abortion terrorist group thatw. taking responsibility for thesege attacks and they're get

defeated former governor sarah palin in a special election, tola will become the first native alaskane house and the first woman representing that seat, served just a few months before she has to run for that seat again in november, sarah palin will be on the ballot again. in the november election. well, you are being urged to reduce your energy usage during an extended heat wave that is expected to linger into next week. we are anticipating this extreme heat to be a length and duration likes of which we haven't experienced in some time. the governor has signed an executive order to help the state have more flexibility to meet the demand. it will allow power plants to increase generation and give some large customers the ability to use backup generators generators to lessen the demand. we've been working with businesses and our industrial sector who've been incredible partners in the past to work to reduce their demand, and as well in the next coming days and will continue to work closely with them as they work our way through this sunday and monday are expected to be the most challen