youyou witnessed evil, and what you saw is beyond description. , beyond any description.ved, gone. he saw mothers and children led to mass slaughter. you saw the starvation and the torture. you saw the organized attempt at the extermination of an entire people. , and great people, i must add. you survived the ghettos, the concentration camps and the death camps. you persevered to tell your stories. you tell of these living nightmares because despite your great pain, you believe in ellie's famous plea that for the dead and the living, we must bear witness. that is why we are here today. to remember and to bear witness, to make sure that humanity never ever forgets the nazis massacre. 6million jews, two out of every three jews in europe were murdered in the genocide. millions more innocent people were imprisoned and executed by the nazis without mercy, without even a sign of mercy. yet even today, there are those who want to forget the past, worse still, there are those with such hate, total hate that they want to erase the holocaust from history. those who deny the holocau

thank youyou. >> (clapping.) >> thanks for coming i'm doug u doug the president of the mercy housing we're one the partners our privilege at the mercy housing to be part of this project is a vision of open houses weer that lucky to help them chief for those of you who don't know mercy housing we're a national nonprofit with headquarters in denver based in san francisco and working in the state of california a few of my board members if you wouldn't mind bill and joanne raise your hand they know anyway - >> i had a joke that didn't go off i'll come back to that i want to introduce karen who is new to the job at openhouse they're doing a fabulous job and continue from here. >> thank you doug. >> (clapping.) >> what an amazing and incredible day thank you for being here. i'm the beyond honored and humble to represent openhouse what an amazing principle there are not enough things to capture the efforts of making this day happen i can talk about this you wouldn't thank everyone to thank so i will take a minute to see a couple of quick thank you's i want to say to doug and everyone as mer

. -- sam i wouldth what youyou to tell us think. we don't know what exactly will be discussed but what do you think is in the egyptian portfolio? sam: thank you. i think the goal has already been achieved. the most important thing was receiving this invitation to the white house. being welcome. came to power he has it doeshe world that not see him as legitimate. the comments about the military --p versus eight popular opinion.e popular being welcomed in washington, being seen, and being a partner of the united states. that, in and of itself has been the first goal. the egyptian president also acts.with the obama administration had put certain restrictions on military aid to egypt. letts only second to israel to be able to buy weapons in advance. certain limits on the kind of weapons that they would be able to buy. had puta administration certain restrictions on military aid to egypt, concerning cash flow financing, limits on egypt's ability that it had for many years. only second to israel in being able to buy weapons in advance, pa

youyou know, how did it start ad find time between the time you're on the the floor all be it abbreviated back in the public. tack to me a little bit about that. >> it is an interesting process and being the first beck and very well my last book i'm not sure -- [laughter] that i will do it again. but it's a fasting process. it starts off with an idea. and i put an idea together. i hired an agent. i hired a -- i started working with a pillow officer who ightd very highly of phil a great guy and read are some of his own works and i put together a proposal, and then the agent shops that proposal to various publishers. a few of them called me and had meetings talked it be. they explain that role of an author. and meetings like this after the book is published. and about so we went through and it was an interviewing process not just for the idea but for me personally as salesman of the idea. then -- great publisher and publisher that i know they have worked with senator lee who is a friend of mine, and former senator jiment demint who is a friend of mine so excited when he was willing to publi

the kremlin spokesperson was unclear, saying no meeting was on the schedule. , youyou are vladimir putinting on your schedule as quickly as you want to so looking like they will meet. likeine: what was the mood in g7? a little bit of a united front from g7 foreign ministers behind donald trump. >> that is right. if there is division, it is over the idea of how hard to push on new sanctions. the u.s. is saying it will add two sanctions, targeting syria which would likely include russian military officials. there is unity, everybody wants rex tillerson to go to moscow and present a unified message, which is, you have a choice to continue to back syria at the expense of your standing in the world, or do you shift off that position and come join the full with the rest of the international community. boris johnson yesterday called the russian support for syria, talk to find, their image overseas. let me ask you about a couple of phone calls the white house flack yesterday, the president speaking with the german chancellor and the prime minister of u.k. on the subject of syria. what is the lat

is that youyou said made an intentional effort. but you also appealed to something that apparently everybody was ready to buy into, which was that discourse is part of the way we do things. as the judges said, i think all judges want to get the issues right. we want to come to the right decision. we have different views on what that decision is or the pathway to get there. the important thing is that the judges are able to have this where they can develop trust in one another that the other judges are listening, that they are paying attention and giving some degree of legitimacy to others opinions. >> you don't have to hide how you feel? you don't have to fear that you are going to get personally attacked if you take a view that is different from that of a colleague. >> and you don't have to agree. more often than not, there are matters with which you have disagreements, but you hope it will be a principled agreement. >> i am going to try to ask this question without employing any political view of my own. just was a chief justice