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40,000 were liberated. he and his wife have been married for 75 years. for most of those year, he didn't talk about the war. but several years ago he was an honored guest at the united states holocaust memorial museum in washington and walked through a train box car exhibit. >> this was a very nice looking box car. but when i got at that box car to walk through it, that is when i broke down. >> reporter: hilbert is since on a mission to teach and inspire. he speaks to schools and organizations. >> let's give a warm welcome. >> reporter: and late last week, it was to hundreds of stude...

Every week, The Star reaches out to high school football coaches in the Kansas City area for their Player of the Week nominations. This week’s winner is a St. Pius X junior who plays three sports.

Anybody that is out in the field trying to help the, you know, there's an ability to say is the machine telling us the truth, and we should talk about that, and that's clearly not case. we are being lied to. but also human beings are out there trying to serve -- pete: you're right about that. will: -- and he has put their lives in jeopardy. pete: for sure. you mentioned snowden. well, glenn greenwald, he's journalist who wrote that, he was on jessie's show last night and talked about how the government treats different types of leaks differently. >> you ever pick up "the new york times," "the ...

It's up for grabs. and they could have one of the new rising republicans could still be the governor of a very important battleground state in america. so we need to wait till we get to the end before we decide the midterms told us x. it's still inconclusive. so let's come back to the senate race because this is now monumental. we're waiting for this count to come in. we might be waiting, it depends what we get today and what we get tomorrow, and maybe friday. so then you have the question do the votes that we might have to wait till november 14th or 15th? let's switch maps. you mentioned at t...

Continue to weigh this democracy down -- that even those individuals were thinking about race! they were confronted the facts of racism in our history, in our country, and trying to construct a remedy for that. and the voting rights act, you know, as you noted, was enacted about 100 years later, because we didn't quite solve the problem with the reconstruction amendments. so the voting rights act came into do that work, and is still doing that important work today. >> indeed, we have not quite solve the problem around voter disenfranchisement in this country, and seems to be doing more problem...