This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Batchelor.

I welcome my colleague and co-host.

That is McCutter, American Greatness,

and the return of Malcolm Honline,

much away these last weeks,

just back from the continent of Europe and the

march of a living outside of a very tragic place. It is a chance to meet young people who come

each year in April to Poland to march on the same route that the condemned marched once upon a time

at Auschwitz-Burkenau. I've, thanks to Malcolm, been guided there twice in my life. It's a very

sacred place. However, there's always something new, and this year the new was a rainstorm.

Malcolm tells a wonderful story. He's so vivid about it. I felt like my feet were getting

muddy as I listened. Malcolm, welcome home. Everything was perfect. The sun was shining.

You marched almost two miles from Auschwitz to Burkinau. You assemble

in the seating area. My memory is up against the grove of trees and the exterminating part of the camp.

The gas houses are wrecked on either side of you. The young people gather for a ceremony, including many survivors.

Introduce what was about to happen, and then what happened.

Good evening, Malcolm.

Good evening to both you.

It's great to be back with you.

And after a very adventurous trip into Europe, the Middle East and elsewhere,

with so much going on in the world.

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