then viewing hitler's visit, can you do me a small favor? i have a friend in hitler's headquarters. would you be so kind to fetch it and bring it to headquarters and an officer will in the same plane as hitler. and i am quoting. i waited until hitler dismissed the officers of the army group center. i read the order to go ahead with the help of the key i press down hard trickery and the bomb and handed and boarded the plane shortly after this year. a few minutes later he hitler's same investor in the other members of his party escorted by a number of planes started back to these russia. we returned to our quarters from where they gave them the second cold war, indicating the flash was underway. after waiting hours, we received the shattering view that hitler's planned landed without incident and that hitler himself had saved headquarters. we cannot imagine what had gone wrong. i gave them the cold lawyers for the failure of this nation. afterwards, shaken by the blow, concerned about what our next move should be. the failure of our attempt was bad enough that the discovery of what th

then they started to take hitler into the museum but hitler instead of listening to the explanation just ran to the outside. in what started to ignite would take 20 minutes. for the bomb to explode. so he just flushed it into the toilet. so he writes. the opportunity for this. the fewest of those at least ten minutes longer if it was cold. his life was saved by last-minute change. the sophisticated security they listen to the broadcast of the ceremony in russia and stopped watching the end. when he heard the announcer declared that he hitler have left the armory he understood that the plane could not had been completed. but he didn't give up. along with his successor. the third and finer military leader. he started to send suicide bombers. recorders of the assistance went into find the nazi officers to make preliminary conversations with them and then try to tempt them to volunteer to the resistance. and people seemed really strongly anti- nazi were recruited as suicide bombers. there wasn't a political german officer. and they have not experienced the change that in their life in ukrain

but then working to assassinate hitler himself. so with the agent of the resistance there arranged a meeting. some of this assassination attempt was not a new design of winter but what better with the bravery in the person would organizing is part of the resistance. and then they failed yet again. it just a few months until they could prepare another in the meantime they remained in neutralized but then to find another volunteer. they took a young boy who was the son of the aristocrat in it was january 1944. then to receive the urgent telegram telling him to report back for duty. to say everything is in place. free-wheeling to do that? but then he said give me 24 hours to think about it. he was one of the founders of the german resistance. and then was willing to sacrifice his own son. and then he went to seek his father said vice. but he did put his life on the line. but he agreed to sacrifice his son. but according to the testimony he posed for a moment in the window the decided to go for it. it is a weird argument that you will

akined to the early days of the of the war against hitler. i'm not quite sure it reached that level but that's eisenhowers move and he ended his plea for help for british support in this united effort by en invoking the dark days of 1938. we failed by not acting in unity and in time eisenhower wrote. may it not be thought that our nations learned something from that lesson. to lecture winston churchill. whose country fought hitler's for two years before the united states entered the second world was a shocking act of bad taste. church hill did not agree that china was the real threat to stability and asia. even joined with us, but the cabinet feared the americans may trigger a war in asia. something that the british were dead set against. momentry significant church hill refused to support his plan. any american military beervention, he feels would a better war. the americans were not quite ready. the british blocked the american plan for coalition. these three disputes did not lessen the affection of respects between the two leaders. reflect

. >> hitler said he would make germany great again. donald trump said he would make america great again. hitler focused on the jews and the poles as foreigners and they should be removed from germany. donald trump is focused on muslims. >> reporter: navarro isn't the only bay area teacher in the hot seat after trump's win. a milpitas principal also on leave for using the "f" word about trump but navarro says he never talked about his own opinions only historical "facts." would you do it again? >> absolutely. >> reporter: navarro is getting online threats but he is also getting some support. a petition on change.org calls for the reversal of his leave, has thousands of signatures. >> i'm overwhelmed and amazed. >> reporter: the teacher says he can see why someone would be offended but he says he was simply doing his job and he hopes he returns to it soon. >> i think it's a heated time. i think we are polarized. and that we have forgotten what it means to exchange ideas. >> reporter: in the east bay, maria medina, kpix 5. >> navarro is e

the letter never made it to hitler. the british intercepted it. five weeks later hitly invaded poland and wormed war two began watch if hitler had received the letter? >> that question of what if? >> parallels between gant i's message, and the current division in the united states. he said he hopes the covering letter, as he calls it, will inspire and provoke peace in the days ahead. >> we're reading it in a situation that we are now in this specific -- >> at the philadelphia museum of art, i'm david spunt, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> the letter by the way inspired by aj to sponsor an essay contest, high school student in the region are encourage today smith an essay about how they interpret the letter. >> and they could receive a $10,000 college scholarship. you can get more at cbsphilly.com. >> right now kate bilo joins us now, let's talk about these colder temperatures that will be moving into the region. >> yes, coming in right now. >> right snow. >> blustery, cold out there tonight, and it will get colder as we head into tomorrow morning. f

they were joined in a common cause against hitler and then against the soviet union. formed a close bond and deep affection to one another. though they disagreed often and had very different ideas and strategies in the war and in the cold war. they consistently saw in one another. the characteristics of greatness. in 1945 just after the war, churchill praised eisenhower's capacity for making great nations march together more truly united than they have ever been before. i won't do an impression. i just can't do it. i'm not as skilled as my colleague. but ike wrote to a friend in 1954 a wonderful sentence for all of us to savor. winston churchill comes nearest to fulfilling the requirements of greatness in any individual that i have met in my lifetime. now this is from a man that worked very closely with franklin roosevelt and george marshall and many other distinguished people so i think that's a wonderful tribute but what makes the relationship so useful to the historian is it maps on to the broader shifts in the balance occurring across their partnership. britain wa

hitler focused on the jew. donald trump is focused on muslims. >> frank frank is frankteacher is getting support. petition on change.org calls for the reversal of his leave. >>> california woman says she was a target of a racial attack earlier this week, while just out walking her dog, and her story has gone viral kymby cao posted this picture online. you can see the egg on her head. she said she was walking her dogs when a car full of people drove up, they started yelling anti chinese slurs, telling her to go back home. and threw eggs before driving away. she filed a police report yesterday. she says she's okay, just overwhelmed with emotions. >>> churches are encouraging california communities to come together in peace. one church in sacramento opened its doors to all people. the pastor is concerned how president-elect trump has appear trade african-americans. >> we have professors, doctors, nurses that doesn't mean that all of us are in a category that he sees us as. he doesn't see us as people in my opinion

they'll embrace hitler. and communism. >> uh-huh. >> they viewed black and northern national precedence as a form of second yankee invasion and believed that the national government was attempting to take over and using african-americans and the african-american vote to do so. they knewed new dealism as almost anti-americaism and started combining new dealism with europe fascist so talnairiaism. so a victory abroad would need to have a victory at home against franklin roosevelt. >> yeah. these two things are ves very much conflated. and like greg pointed out, the poll tax becomes a lightning rod for this controversy. for a number of different reasons. poll tax was very effectivetive live in keeping african-ameri n african-americans away from the polls because it required you pay so much back taxes before you can vote that many perspective black american voters couldn't register to vote because they couldn't pay the back taxes. but the poll tax also -- the poll tax is also doing something else at the same tim

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hitler was elected illegally. putin was elected illegally. it appears that trump will be elected soon. he lost the majority vote, the popular vote. it appears that the election that was rigged against him, he'll have less votes than his opponent and take office, i find that ironic. i believe trump is a fascist and i believe his actions thus far are indicative of what a fascist does. >> if you believe the country is being taken over by someone compared to hitler, that's the worst that could ever happen. >> that's correct. i believe that this interview right now is the first step that i'm able to make to do so. i've received probably 50 death threats, tleths against my children. my e-mail has not stopped from people singing hitler songs and -- >> any normal person would agree with any of that. but also, if you are decrying the climate of rage and intolerance, aren't you adding to it? you're saying you won't do business with trump supporters. would you have them into your home? would you eat with them, use the same water fountain as you do? >> m

the french love liberty, and under hitler they faced slavery. this ally likes ike, too. across the english channel, which hitler could not cross, the people of battered london who never would yield to the blitz surrendered to ike. president eisenhower: to every londoner who has taken one of my soldiers into his home, you will always have my profound gratitude. to everyone who has smiled at one of my men, iou thanks, also. all history tor remember. ladies andisenhower: gentlemen, you have listen to the words of the great commander. a man who is proved not only his capacity to organize, but ,egulate the movement of armies who has chose a capacity for making great nations march together, more truly united than they ever have before. kansan conquered britain. america, thein wife all the world calls mamie was the first to say, i like ike. >> bursting with pride and a great friend, a great guy, who understands that washington belongs not to a president but to the people. president eisenhower: i stand before the elected federal lawmakers of our republic. the very core of our po

he suggested that king should meet with hitler. that was arranged, and in june 1937, king presented himself at the hindenberg palace. king recorded the conversation in his diary. and he makes an astonishing reading and went to great lengths to portray himself as a man of peace. quoting from king's diary, he went on to say, as far as war is concerned, you need have no fear of war at the instance of germany. we have no desire for war, and we don't want war. it is i myself who have been through a war and not one of us wants to see another war. he was impressed and relieved by hitler's statement, but to his credit, he did state that if britain was attacked, he would come to britain's aid. whether that made any impression on hitler is -- but it certainly made no impact on his future decisions. on september 3rd, 1939 with britain declaring war on germany, king broadcast to the people of canada. this included the forces of evil have been loosed in the world. i appeal to my fellow canadians to unite in a national effort to save from destru

i saw you recoil at that. >> that's hitler's famous book, my struggle. the thing is, 50 years ago they were wearing white hoods. today they are wearing suits. but the hatred is the same. it's directed at anyone who is different. a better testament to what they complete contrast to equality and pluralism and tolerance which really makes this country great. these guys for a long time. the first time i covered the guy giving the children of the son speech, somebody punched him out on a ski lift for being a nazi. i've always covered these guys as an interesting part of the fringe and any time normal politics gets close to them, i arcing between the two, so we've covered that. that they used to be? what about the dynamic between very mainstream presidential politics and what these guys are doing? they are celebrating trump. they've doubled their numbers. >> richard spencer, the guy you were talking about, he described the alt-right as a movement, a body without a head and donald trump being a head without a body. merger taking place and we saw some memes find

(kathy keeps singing the rhyme over bud) take some dictator like hitler or stalin or somebody... hey kathy! and show how he got that way. kathy cut it out! and then show what tripped them up finally. - [kathy] mother, mother... - [jim] well why, that's a good project you better get to work on it. - [kathy] i am... - [bud] well what i was thinking, that uh, (kathy keeps singing the rhyme over bud) you could sort of write me out a an ambulance if you don't pipe down! (audience laughing) - [jim] how about you writing out the rough draft after all you're the one who is going to school, not me! - daddy, watch how far i can go without missing. mother, mother... (kathy keeps singing the rhyme over bud) - [bud] kathy don't you know it's impolite to interrupt people when they are discussing? - [margaret] kathy i told you, no rope-jumping in the house. - yes, in comes the doctor... - [margaret] kathy, did you hear me! (kathy and margaret drown each other out) - kathy, kathy! your mother was talking to you, now take your rope outside. - ok, but i was hurting the house any... fellow might as

>> yes, he compared president-elect donald trump to hitler and was suspended. we will hear from a peninsula high school teacher being allowed to return to school today. all the noon like we have rarely seen, if you have fought looked outside it is a super moon and - anwith the city on newbnb, common-sense home sharing rules. to help protect affordable housing, we've launched a one host, one home policy. so hosts may now only rent space at one address in san francisco. and we want to work together to improve the city's permit system so that it's simple, fair and effective. together, we can make the new rules work for all of san francisco. >> grief counselors are available at san jose city hall to help employees coach with the death of a colleague hit by a suspected drunk driver. 61-year-old doug andren died leaving city hall on thursday while crossing the street going for pizza. a truck ran the light and lit two cars and pushing his body under one of our abc7 news vans parked on the contract. a 41-year-old go please was arrested for d.u.i. downed eight beers in

>> because it's true. >> reporter: he is accused of calling trump adolph hitler and racist. he says that didn't happen. he said he talked to

hitler claims that he would make germany great again and donald trump said i'll make america great. he was reinstated after it was determined the environment was safe for students. >> new zealand south side was rock by more after shocks overnight, according to u.s. geological survey there are more than 40 after shocks since a 7.8 earthquake yesterday. two people were killed. authorities say the aisle was spared from major devastation. crews are hooking -- looking through the rubble for victims and working to accommodate hundreds of stranded travelers. these are the most stunning images triggering a tsunami and landslide and free cows were left stranded on a small island of grass after it ripped apart the land around them. there is a plan to rescue the two adults and a calf. >> grief counselors are available at san jose city hall to help employees won't -- coach with the death of a colleague dying after living city hall on thursday while crossing the street go for pizza. a truck ran the yet light pushing his body under one of our news vans parked at the corner. the 41-year-old gomez

they were joined in a common cause against hitler and then against the soviet union. formed a close bond and deep affection to one another. though they disagreed often and had very different ideas and strategies in the war and in the cold war. they consistently saw in one another. the characteristics of greatness. in 1945 just after the war, churchill praised eisenhower's capacity for making great nations march together more truly united than they have ever been before. i won't do an impression. i just can't do it. i'm not as skilled as my colleague. but ike wrote to a friend in 1954 a wonderful sentence for all of us to savor. winston churchill comes nearest to fulfilling the requirements of greatness in any individual that i have met in my lifetime. now this is from a man that worked very closely with franklin roosevelt and george marshall and many other distinguished people so i think that's a wonderful tribute but what makes the relationship so useful to the historian is it maps on to the broader shifts in the balance occurring across their partnership. britain wa

he was the guy who asked his student to compare donald trump to adolph hitler. now kpix 5's jessica flores says he is quitting. >> reporter: mountain view high school history teacher frank novarro is at retirement age but that's not why after 40 years he is now ending his career. >> i have decided to retire now -- [ pause ] >> -- because -- [ pause ] >> -- i'm really disappointed in the way i was treated. >> reporter: the mountain view los altos school district put him on paid leave after the election. novarro says it happened when a parent complained about his lesson comparing president- elect donald trump to hitler. >> i was dismissed that day. the lack of respect and understanding and unwillingness to even talk about the ideas. >> reporter: his students started an online petition to get him back in the classroom. the following week the district brought him back. they won't say why. but the superintendent did issue a letter to parents saying the teacher's paid leave was not for teaching a lesson comparing trump to hitler. >> i'm curious because the meeting tha

there are a lot of things wrong with america but hillary is not hitler is not going to fix them. again and again, he changed it from america's record on race to nazi's germany's record on race. encouraging black americans to prioritize destroying fascism first and then turn their attention to correcting american racial abuses. lewis did his basic training in a segregated unit and spent the rest of his enlistment promoting black recruitment and fighting in exhibition fights in bases around the world. but despite his celebrity status, he was no stranger to the humiliation experienced by black soldiers. segregated facilities, lack of resources, racial epithets. the reality of joe lewis and his military service makes it clear that democracy and white supremacy could and did coexist. dorie miller came to fame through his courageous actions at pro harbor. as a japanese planes were sweeping over the uss west virginia, he carried his wounded captain to safety and took over manning a machine gun. that would've been a courageous action under any circumstances, but it was even more so becau

so you'll know that there are three principal men in this story, hitler, patent and the goal. i'm going to tell you as little about them as i can possibly manage. [laughter] this is unashamedly a women's story. it's a story of how women manage to survive in the dark days of the nazi occupation and it encompasses women such as jewelers, housewives, tadej, dancers, singers, and really all the women who found themselves in this situation and their myriad responses to the occupations by an enemy. so the real question is why hasn't it been addressed before? why has it taken so long for historians to examine this diverse range of responses to the enemy? this picture helps to understand because it was taken in 2015. that's last year. last year president hollande, and let us not into the purity of his motives, decided it was time to read very two of the most famous women resistance in the pantheon. that's france's secular temple to the grace and good, and it has carved on the pandemic outside to the great men of france, a grateful fatherland. so not surprisingly perhaps, into last yea

. >>> suspended for comparing trump to hitler. we'll talk to a mountain view teacher is back on the job, but won't be there for too long. >>> calls and e-mails have been pouring in in response to our six month investigation. last week, we exposed an illegal eviction in san francisco. this stems from the family rule many our investigative reporter joins us with more. >> our investigation shows a serious lack of accountability and oversight when it comes to evictions in san francisco. people can legally get kicked out of their homes if their landlord or in some cases the loorn's relative wants to move in. we surveyed over 100 of those evictions and found nearly one in four. the landlord or relative that should have been living in the home are not. the landlord must intend to live there for at least three years after the eviction. five years for evictions filed after november 2015. now, if the landlord moves out early, the old tenant has to be invited back at the same rent. even if they decline, new tenants can only be charged that s

as the new sheriff in town who will cleanse america starting with muslims comparing the claims what hitler did to the jews of justice what it was held in the east bay's no. community the rise in violent acts against muslims since the election >>reporter: an officer fighting for a slab after being attacked with the skateboard the officer was a 12 year veteran the attack happened thanksgiving afternoon did describe the moments leading up to the attack >>reporter: the search for two in may to escape from the jail has moved up to santa clara county sheriff's office the please dogtrot the fluorescent they do hope to bring about after they rested their the $20,000 reward for anyone who to provide any information six months after the 15 year-old disappeared family and friends came together for a vigil the teenager was last seen they're homemakers avenue and taylor avenue would is a forcing her bleated and yelling for help as you been taking by an armed man the suspect in the case died in the shootout with police >>reporter: a house fire turns tragic the fire officials said they tried to save the

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he made remarks comparing donald trump to adolph hitler. this senior downplay the incident. >> i don't think it is a big issue. it just got out of control. >> hitler focused on the juice and that they should be driven from germany and donald trump focuses on muslims. >> reporter: they say it is uncertain whether another teacher will return tomorrow. there have been a series of student walkouts at five high schools. now questions remain about the walkouts themselves. >> if there are faculty that have been out on these demonstrations, we have reiterated to them and clarified that they are not supposed to be doing that. >> reporter: san jose unified says none of their teachers have been disciplined. >>> some people are finding new ways to deal with the outcome of a better presidential election. more student protest today as we show you. jackie ward shows you how some commuters are trying to spread a message of hope.>> reporter: even in the middle of this monday morning, people found time to stop, reflect and write a message of hope. >> with al

between trump and hitler between 1930 to 1933. hitler claimed he would make germany great again and donald trump said i will make america great again. >> mr. navarro said he was accused of using an inappropriate word trump used to describe a woman's genitals. he denied that, but said trump was accused of masogony and gave examples. >> i feel free academic appropriate speech is being squashed and that's a serious issue. >> reporter: 20,000 people agreed. they signed a petition on change.org showing their support. the superintendent says mr. navarro has the all clear to return to school. he said mr. navarro was absent for one afternoon with full pay while the investigation was completed. he was reinstated when we believe it was safe for students. >> i believe i did the right thing. >> reporter: lilian kim, abc7 news. >>> president-elect donald trump made his first political appointments. he named previs as chief of staff and ceobanum as the chief strategist. trump had his first sit down interview. he spoke to supporters and the prot

after all hitler wasn't fully hitler -- fully hitler either when too many men in power gave him a free pass in the 1930s. and then you go on to say, that only people with power to shut down trump were those sitting at the top of the republican party. tell me about this. >> you know, the press as you and i know, as well as anyone, has been blamed for trump's rise and not stopping. there's been a ton of investigative work on trump and the press couldn't stop it no matter how many opinion pieces are written or what's reported, the republican party elites particularly paul ryan and mitch mcconnell, who after all are the head of congress, and reince priebus had the ability if they exercised leadership to stop this in the primary to bump heads together, get republicans to unite around alternative trump, do stuff at the convention, whatever, but they didn't because they were afraid of their own base. now they own it. they own it whether trump -- if trump wins they own that, and if he loses, they own that, because trumpism is going to survive as it has since sara palin and earlier whether trum

hitler's rise to power. >>> now to the transition to the donald trump presidency. the president-elect is making a plea for people to come together. >> it is my prayer that on this thanksgiving we begin to heal our divisions and move forward as one country strengthened by a shared purpose and very, very common resolve. >> in a nearly two-minute video posted on youtube he mentioned the still raw emotions from the election and calling on americans to speak with one voice and one heart. meantime, green party presidenting a candidate jill stein is trying to raise money to order vote recounts in three battleground states. wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania had reports of hacking into voter databases and it needs to be investigated. if they flip to clinton, clinton would win the election. nearly she has reached her goal of $2.5 million. >>> the holiday rush is still underway as commuters across the bay a make their trek to their thanksgiving dinners. let's take you outside live. bay area law enforcement is making sure you are getting home safely this holiday weekend. ka

hitler's rise to power. >>> now to the transition to the donald trump presidency. the president-elect is making a plea for people to come together. >> it is my prayer that on this thanksgiving we begin to heal our divisions and move forward as one country strengthened by a shared purpose and very, very common resolve. >> in a nearly two-minute video posted on youtube he mentioned the still raw emotions from the election and calling on americans to speak with one voice and one heart. meantime, green party presidenting a candidate jill stein is trying to raise money to order vote recounts in three battleground states. wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania had reports of hacking into voter databases and it needs to be investigated. if they flip to clinton, clinton would win the election. nearly she has reached her goal of $2.5 million. >>> the holiday rush is still underway as commuters across the bay a make their trek to their thanksgiving dinners. let's take you outside live. bay area law enforcement is making sure you are getting home safely this holiday weekend. ka

hitler focused on the jews and that they should be removed from germany. donald trump is focused on muslims. >> reporter: navarro isn't the only bay area teacher in the hot seat after trump's win. a milpitas principal is on leave for using a profanity against trump. nar var row said he only stated facts. would you do it again the i would do it again absolutely. >> reporter: navarro says he is now getting online threats but he is also getting a lot of support. a petition on change.org calls for the reversal of his leave, has thousands of signatures. >> i'm amazed. >> reporter: the teacher says he can see why someone would be offended. but he says he was doing his job that he hopes he returns to soon. >> i think it's a heated time. i think we are polarized and that we had forgotten what it means to exchange ideas. >> reporter: in the east bay, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> a bay area woman says a couple of trump supporters attacked her with eggs over her ethnicity. the woman posted this picture online. she says she was out walking her two dogs this week when a c

it is a threatening letter that references president-elect trump and hitler. the letter addresses the people of evergreen islamic center as the children of satan calling muslims vile and filthy people. >> it was disturbing to the fact that some of the parishioners were a little worried. >> he is the board president and he said officers arrived right away to investigate. >> we wanted to let law enforcement know so in case there is an unfortunate event people are prepared. >> it said president-elect trump will do to america what hitler did to the jews. he was among the locals who received a copy of the letter jievment this is a direct -- >> this is a direct, written threat by somebody and it is not protected speech. it is hate speech and i think it rises to the level of hate crime. >> the council says there is a spike in incidents targeting muslim-americans. more than a hundred nationwide. but evergreen easy law america center is heartened by the community support. the mosque says the phone has been ringing off the hook. >> thank god we live in a community like

he thought of america as something separate that was above stalin and hitler but it was our duty to take these guys out as well as possible. they were good ideologies and the dehumanizing and it was too complicated for that so the conservative mind is truly bad. he wants to conserve what has come before. in 1953 it was pretty revolutionary. he wasn't catholic at this point. he would become catholic leader on. but he talked about the dignity of the human person and a lot about personalism, ideas of community at times when those were not popular words in america. he's although us as more than equal. it was properly understood that it trump trumped all of the lefd right. >> worthy ideas accessible? >> again this is lost to us now but this was a household name in the 50s and not just here but all. one of my favorite stories is in august of 1953 p. went over to england to beat t.s. eliot and elliott was performing one of his plays for the first time since he was at a bed and breakfast and they asked him are you the author of the conservative mind and he was absolutely flabbergasted that anyon

letter saying that the holocaust did not begin with killing but words and comparing his words with hitler. today trump said of course i disavow ask condemn them. what used to be a group operating on the internet now is by campaigns rhetoric. >> they identify with trump for whatever reason. they view him as a champion for his cause. >> and hiring of steve ban nonhas only intensified the criticism. whan he once brag that had the website was the platform for the alt-right, he told the wall street journal that he has zero tolerance for the tone and trump said if i thought bannon was a racist or alt-right, i would not even think of hiring him. former specks person told cnn this will continue to cause problems for trump. >> he has said that he is the alt-right platform. they have tried to motivate to be the base of donald trump's election. it's just going to be more. >> it's important to remember that the racists factions are small groups and many of them do feel it now and in fact richard spencer told the washington post that he is planning to tour and speaking on the college campuses and beli

. >> hail video, you can see him doing the hitler salute and making what he says is a joke, saying let's party like it's 1933, the year hitler was made chancellor of germany. >> i understand why they're upset with me. i didn't do anything fundamentally wrong. at the beginning of my speech, i said long live the emperor. >> it's not really fun tow joke about hitler. >> i see how people can be upset about it sure. >> reporter: became the target of a threat. a political editor posted this on facebook "stop whining about richard, nazi, and exercise your rights as decent americans." he posted spencer's home address and suggested taking that to his him. >> i've never advocate forward violence of any kind. yet these people who don't like he and my ideas say they want to kill me. >> hate speech is not okay. condoning that someone is the victim of violence is also not okay. so i don't really think that two wrongs make a right in this situation. >> reporter: i asked about 35 to 30 people at least here today to comment on the story about richard spencer, the national policy institute. not a single o

keeping the fleet out of hitler's control. the president without determined -- was nowa support determined to provide support with 40 destroyers. this action was welcomed by kaine -- king. ofre was a joint board representatives from the united states and canada to devise strategies for ensuring halfction of the northern of the western hemisphere. what became known as this agreement agreed that the united states would help protect canada's territory. roosevelt were in constant medication. at thel 1941, president's home, they met in hyde park. britain was basically bankrupt shortage of serious u.s. dollars. king suggested a form of barter. manufacture munitions for the u.s. in exchange for the purpose -- purchase of american war materials. while roosevelt was initially against the agreement, thinking it might go too far, something manufactured in canada or the united states could be glenn least to britain. however, the concerns were overcome and the hyde park significantwas a achievement and ended canada's financial difficulties

when hitler came to power he only came once by the way, but he recognized it was a jewel. it was a prize and that's what it was kept as an open city, and he wanted everything to carry on just as it was. that wasn't the illusion he was trying to create. he made this comment -- every german should have the chance to come to paris at least once. and as you see this is only one of the delights in paris. this particular booklet that you're looking at was privately printed. it was never published but it was a guide to officers, and probably there were only about 100 of these ever produced. i was told about one that existed in an erotic bookshop, and i was told that if i went i simply couldn't go on my own. you have to make an appointment. so i went with my husband who you heard refer to earlier. he thought doing research with the was absolutely wonderful. [laughter] and perhaps i could arrange some more research for him. but there is a very serious point to this picture because the germans recognize that although the military defeat had been easy, or have to of the kinds of defe

it is a threatening letter that references president-elect trump and hitler. the letter addresses the people of evergreen islamic center as the children of satan calling muslims vile and filthy people. >> it was disturbing to the fact that some of the parishioners were a little worried. >> he is the board president and he said officers arrived right away to investigate. >> we wanted to let law enforcement know so in case there is an unfortunate event people are prepared. >> it said president-elect trump will do to america what hitler did to the jews. he was among the locals who received a copy of the letter jievment this is a direct -- >> this is a direct, written threat by somebody and it is not protected speech. it is hate speech and i think it rises to the level of hate crime. >> the council says there is a spike in incidents targeting muslim-americans. more than a hundred nationwide. but evergreen easy law america center is heartened by the community support. the mosque says the phone has been ringing off the hook. >> thank god we live in a community like

he stands alone against adolph hitler. then so the argument would go, by 1943, certainly by '44, he is no longer the senior leader within the alliance against the third reich. his place of power has been taken by fdr and by joseph stalin, and then he does indeed sdam for the closing conference of the european war. that actually he is only there for a few days and then has to go back to britain and face an election which he is pretty sure he will lose. the does lose it. not only the margin but substantially. and he doesn't much enjoy being leader of his majesty's opposition. in fact he is very depressed by all of that. and so the story would go he finally gets back to number 10, 1951, but maybe he is too old for that job. he had a stroke the next year and it's all in a way declined. that narrative is incorrect in one absolutely vital regard. which is actually 1946. because these two speeches have a profound effect on the way in which the post war world is constructed and on the recovery of europe. and it's worth recall offe

you see, edith was spying on hitler for britain at the time. is it all true? who knows? gayle just loves hanging out with her eccentric neighbor, until her family, like so many others, abandons the area. so, you left and edith stayed. >> yes. it was the early '60s when we moved away. >> in 1976, edith's mother, alice, passes away on the couch in the front room. not long after, edith retires and spends her days watching greta garbo videos and listening to big bands on vinyl. more and more, whitewood cottage stands apart -- her oasis amid urban blight. by the '90s, homeless -- living in parked cars -- provide an edgy backdrop for the grunge-rock scene. but all the while, developers are slowly gobbling up edith's neighborhood, says real-estate broker paul thomas. >> each time a parcel came up on the market, they'd just quietly acquire it and let it sit in an llc, and they assembled the whole entire block, except for her house. >> it's in early 2006 when edith gets the knock at her door. it's a representative of kg investment management, which wants to put up a shopping mall

. >> hitler said he would make germany great again, donald trump said he would make america great again. poles and donald trump is focusly on muslims. >> denise: navarro says he understands why some are offended and says he was just doing his job as a teacher. navarro was getting on-line threats and petition on change.org calling for him to be reinstated. >> for a cleveland 19 news consumer alert. it is good news for drivers. gas prices are falling. national gallon. aaa says prices reflect low demand and lots of supply. this is the third straight week prices dropped. >>> a wyoming bookstore wants customers to pay attention to the books. not their phones. the owner banned all electronics and wi-fi encouraging people to live like it is 1993. new rules. >> kenneth cole is closing almost all the stores. they are leaving two full-priced stores open and focus on international stores and on-line sales. oreo getting into the candy bar business now. the cookie maker teamed up with the chocolate company. the chocolate bar comes size examines has bits of oreo cookies in the middle of a vanilla cre