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ghana's cocoa ranks second in the world.e believe that maximizing profits through the export of agricultural products such as cocoa on the one hand, and on the other hand, reducing the volume of imported food is another task of our government. that's it in these areas. we are working now. famous for its fauna, amazing variety of different fauna in ghana wonderful comforts very beautiful beaches quite attractive. uh, in the north of the cane coast, there is a huge, strong, interesting kum national park. there you can go for a walk along a special bridge stretched between giant tropical trees. well, in a word, in general, there is something to see in it. this is a national park which, in the park, has areas of untouched rainforest that are home to various animals, as well as more than 200 species of birds, but tourists come here. not only behind this, at a height of 50 m above the park, 7 bridges with a total length of 330 m are stretched. incredible expanses of the jungle open up from here. that it is inconvenient to criticiz

ghana was. e, that europeans are so numerously populated by visitors, and this was not without reason. ghana is located on the shores of the atlantic ocean, the european colonialists who landed on its shores were struck by countless deposits of gold. it was they who called the country the golden coast of the struggle for dominance over this region, stretching along the atlantic coast. it was fought for more than one century, the winners built fortresses and forts to defend themselves and send valuable cargo to europe. and later the slaves. on the territory of ghana there is a huge number of castles of the 16th-17th centuries, once built by the portuguese really golden, because in due time. up to ten percent of all world gold was given there. and by the way, to this day, gold jewelry symbolizes power in the temple, and when the leader of different african times, still inhabiting ghana, gathers for his holidays, then the number of gold jewelry on them, but let's just say that the external doctor o

first president of ghana the oldest district of the city james ford and the lighthouse of ghana buildingtate, to be honest, not very rich. not many travelers nowadays get dogans. the truth of those who have been there to talk about this country. an amazing story, the name of the country is translated from the language of one of the tribes inhabiting the gagans, as a militant king or a fighting king. we spoke with the president of this country, who told us a lot of interesting things about this american state and the name of our hero. on march 29, 1944, in acre, he received his secondary education in the schools of acre. then he studied at lansen. college of great britain 1964-1967 taught economics at the university. ghana 1967-1971 studied law in the uk from 1996-2000 and 2004 was elected to the country's parliament from 2000 minister of justice and attorney general from 2003 minister of foreign affairs from january 2017. the president of ghana on december 7, 2020, in the presidential elections , the current president of ghana, nanokufa hell, won and was re-elected for a second term, he

ecofriendly businesses, crowdfding gets green ideas off the ground in ghana. the flood of plastic threatening the galapagos islands. and unrelenting sands, how can we save the earth from desertification? ♪ every year, across the globe some 70,000 square kilometers of land turn into desert. that's roughly the size of ireland. deserts already make up almost a third of the earth's total land area, a consequence of climate change and aggressive agriculture, among other things. there is less and less living space for increasing numbers of people. many have no choice but to flee. but there arsolutions. >> this is the fastest growing desert on the planet. the gobi, which means "waterless place" in mongolian, stretches across mongolia and china. it devours about 6000 square kilometers of grassland per year, engulfing villages and turning landscapes into uninhabitable wasteland. tens of thousands of people have become "environmental migrants," forced to resettle elsewhere. only a couple of thousand people are left. the reason why gobi and other deserts are expanding, i

the president of ghana on december 7, 2020, in the presidential elections, the current president of ghanada won and was re-elected for a second term, he won 51% of the votes and won. in the first round on january 8 , 2021 nanak. ada, was sworn in and given the authority to govern the country for another 4 years before on january 6th, 2025, a distinguished member of the international community enters uh, the largest international organization. well, of course, nations in the african union , that's what kind of role ghana on the world map today, what are your foreign policy priorities? we have very simple and clear priorities in this complex world. first of all, it's building relationships in the economic commission for africa and in the african union. this is the most important relationship for ghana, which is very important for us, that contribution. what can we contribute to their growth and consolidation economic commission for africa is a regional structure african union is a continental organization that represents the collective interests of the peoples of africa and these organizati

as queen elizabeth is about to celebrate 70 years on the throne, we look back on a visit to ghana andhe famous first prance with the president. -- dance with the president. ♪ laura: welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. we begin in brussels where the european union has agreed tough sanctions on russian soil as the west tries to this -- deprive moscow of the cash it needs to fund the war. the embargo would cover 90% of exports. the price of oil haslimbed in response. a top ukrainian official says the move is too little and comes too te. bbc's bethany is in brussels for us tonight where the talks have been taking place, and she sent this report. bethany: eu leaders have given the green light to some of the tongue -- toughest sanctions against russia so far. they have agreed to pan most of the oil they received from russia. >> this is very important. thanks to this counsel should be able to finalize a ban on almost 90% of all russian oil imports by the end of the year. bethany: two thirds of russian oil imports arrive in the eu by sea. that will be banned immediately

in ghana's cities, urban farming is a new trend hastened by the pandemic.audrey knows paulina from her university days. the software developer is one of 150 or so city-dwellers who have their organic fertilizer delivered to their door. >> i plugged some seed and prepared some okra stew with that. i plugged about 15 or so of them and prepared stew with that and i had that feeling that ok, i am eating something i planted. it was that good. >> the countryside might be a world away from the city, but audrey s-darko enjoys her new rural life. she's the only member of her team to work full-time for the project, which she founded in 2018 together with other students from the university of accra. they also developed the fertilizer in the university lab. she wants many more farmers to become aware of its benefits. >> it would transform their mindsets about seeing waste as a resource and giving them more knowledge and more urgent seal to pass this information to their children and grandchildren. >> audrey s-darko knows how to get her point across and has gained the r

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you say that ghana felt both foreign and familiar., you know, there is a different language. countries smell different, they sort of look different. the colors used culturally are very different. so you sort of land and you're getting your bearings. trying to live on their terms. when i started to eat the food and listen to the music, i found an enormous amount of commonality with a lot of the cultural elements i was raised with. the food, for instance, the use of black eyed peas and different ingredients like that, okra, which are on my table every day. it was very fulfilling to feel that connection. listening to music and you hear the same tone and rhythms that i was raised on with r&b and hip-hop and jazz and blues. but in the traditional music there, but also seeing now the influence on american culture sort of coming back and creating something that's very unique that connects the diaspora to me was very fulfilling. so it was. it was a bit confusing at times. >> you know, there is a lot going on. there's the music, there's the fo

thank you guys for preserving ghana. to the future of ghana. ghana is the perfect example of that. it's inspired me to explore my roots and take a closer look at how this country is defying stereo types through a tradition of pride, condition, and innovation. modernizing without westernizing. it's a sentiment i'll carry with me forever no matter where i go next . >>> it's the green heart of italy. not a jealous heart, but a fertile one. arriving in early fall, i charter course through the ancient forests and misty mountains. this is italy before the romans. a place where families lived close to the land. a land of saintly legends, impossibly pernled uphill towns and perfect cuisine. i'm stanley tuchy. i'm italian on both sides, and i'm traveling across the country to discover foods and their ties to the past. umbrian food isn't about expensive restaurants. it's all about the skill and hard work that goes into producing its precious raw ingredients. from innovative farmers to noble hunters. and let's not forget the chefs and butchers preserving the traditional ways to cook these tre

you traveled to ghana during the return in 2019.escendant of the enslaved and making that pilgrimage back to where our ancestral stories began? >> well, it's very interesting, because i have my maternal paternal side, they actually migrated from haiti, then of course my american descendants of slaves on my other three grandparents side. it is a completely different feeling. every time i've been, there have been to the continent three times, and every time i take a photo of my teacher feet actually touching the soil when i got off the plane. it is a totally different feeling. it is one of evs. i think how do you set it up, we set up differently. why folks move all around the world? there are people that are moving to costa rica. there are people who moved to france. italy. what's people has to happen is we have to expand the perspective of african americans say, you don't touch they have to stay here. it is a different feel. in terms of when i was traveling, i think also but we have to confront is that for many of us african american

then even some way to get to ghana and then from ghana is no longer clear. which i proved, uh, in court. and those are the two main points. i did not speak english at that time, i did not enter into any discussions with them. i was offered to translate the discussion of the diplomatic bag. it is also important no drugs. all this is fiction such words as drugs or incomprehensible there, there, a prohibited substance. not only discussed the opportunity to come mail i took off such, but understanding something does not mean participating in anything. i've been debating the same thing about it. how do you know what i understood no when it was spoken in english and spanish , which i do not fully speak. i just didn't even say watch all the records. i say uh -huh, what i understood was nothing more, the us government had no more evidence base against me, moreover, it will be now we are talking a little about exopay trays. here i will sit down under this o'key against the usa paid 450,000 dollars for my setup. this is it passes by in e according to the documents. al

i think one thing i appreciated about ghana is the fact that so many intelligent talented people stayul place. i think also family and friends, you know? i think we have the strong ghana solidarity. >> catch it all new, "nomad" tonight here at 7:00 p.m. >>> tiger woods' future in golf is now in doubt. he pulled out of today's final round of the pga championship after an ugly day yesterday. your sports update back after a quick break. crafted a masterpie. succulent, seared chicken... a secret aioli... clean ingredients... in a buttery brioche roll. made fresh, to leave you... speechless. panerara's new chef's chicken sandwiches. $1$1 delivery fee on our app. ♪ it's a lovely day today ♪ ♪ so whatever you've got to do ♪ ♪ you've got a lovely day to do it in, that's true ♪ [ chuckling ] ♪ and i hope atever you've got to do ♪ ♪s something that... ♪ [ music stops ] [ beeping ] cars built with safety in mind, even for those guys. the volkswagen atlas with standard front assist. ♪ ♪ wet dishes? spots? cloudy glasses? when detergent alone isn't enough... ...add finish jet dry 3 in 1. to dry, p

let's move from somalia to ghana. it is a normal development. in my case, if you are a baker and ghana, it comes with that, 30% from russia. how will you keep working when he faced the supply chain of wheat or you cannot access even the wheat flour. and if you are able to make it, the price is so high that the small family businesses have to come in standstill. this is why i am really pushing hard that not only we have to intervene on the hard side, the increase of production and the transformation at the local level, the infrastructure, particularly rural infrastructure, but it is important to continue on the policy work that is already ongoing, and also, one problem i am not talking enough about is to encourage domestic consumption. to encourage not to only 100% with flour, but a mix of the wheat or maybe the local foods that are unproduced. the importance for us moving forward. not just looking at this food production and providing food on the table. that is the producers. they have their fair share in what they produce. not only do we have t

many people in ghana are already feeling the consequences of environmental destruction 1st hand. the climate changes and her environment is causing so many problems in our society. you know, they suffered of food and you know, at times there's flood in and all these days in order to raise awareness of these problems. more and more schools are also organizing so called green clubs. outside of class, the children go on excursions, collect rubbish and plum trees. the green clubs often led by environmental protection activists, is much easier to groom the younger ones who become people who are, who more responsible instead of possibly focusing on the adult. we for the younger ones, are, there was no glory. now you freak on ship. the future you such a way that we are more suited to was good, is furnishes. it is better for the climate and also for the future. environmental education in schools is the stars, the coming years will show whether the seat that was planted here has terminated thanks to educational progress. children understand early that they are the ones who stand to suffer

wilson goes by the name took, the ghana has been trying to mobilize people to clean up a crowd. good breaking kid with global will listen to music that in and as tough in a day. a low voice would take a loaf own advice nor so is permission from music basically. and also i c t r, so so appealing to actually use for creating awareness for david qu morsey environmental activism is more than sitting in his small studio and sing every sunday he heads to one of the beaches in the capital, a cra, he works with a group of volunteers collecting the trash, cleaning up a single beach, takes hours. the volunteers sort the trash into different kinds of waste. then they sell it to recycling companies. actually speak louder than words. i believe. as a leader, i suppose to set the pace for others to follow. i say, okay, i'm willing to do this and make sure my fonts and my really tooth and as no community are janet also see the example i'm trying to put us at my effort. at the counsel john asked mika. jamika said for a sophie banton is another artist who collects trash here at the beach. in the

many people in ghana are already feeling the consequences of environmental destruction 1st hand. the climate change is an in depth environment is causing so many problems in our society. you know, they sought that of food and you know, at times there's flood in and all these days in order to raise awareness of these problems. more and more schools are also organizing, so called green clubs. outside of class, the children go on excursions, collect rubbish and plum trees. the green clubs are often led by environmental protection activists is much easier to groom. the younger ones who become people were more responsible. instead of possibly focusing on the adult, we for the younger ones are there was no glory. now, if we can ship the future, he's such a way that they are more suited to was good, is wishes. it is better for the climate and also for the future. environmental education in schools is a stars. the coming years will show whether the seat that was planted here has terminated thanks to educational progress, children understand early the be are the ones who stand to suffer t

we look at the environmental battle that's happening in ghana. ah, russia's president has told his forces, they're fighting for the mother land and it's future in ukraine. vladimir putin lead celebrations of victory day moscow. walking the surrender of maps he, germany to soviet troops in 1945, but he stopped short of announcing any plans to step up the military operation in ukraine. the target and be reports. ah, it happens every year, but it's taken on added significance because of the war in ukraine. a parade to commemorate the soviet victory against nazi germany. 77 years ago, an estimated 27000000 soldiers and civilians from the soviet union died in the 2nd world war. russian president vladimir putin compared the previous point against fascism to the invasion of ukraine. a degree we surveyed the american again madame by, you're fighting for l people and don bests for the safety of our motherland. rush, may, the 9th 1945 will forever be perpetuated as a triumph of our one single soviet people of its cohesion and spiritual might. and perilous

what ghana you taught me. well, do it like a school, fuck the good ones.go, a mobile menagerie was driving along this road, the animals were unloaded, and the wounded were sent instead of them, nothing could be taken out. trains are no longer walk. can you imagine, if during the bombing they stray into the cage, they will jump out into the street. this is what kind of panic will begin already and start a receipt. the ancient one is late, i understand, otherwise you will not be waiting with me alone. go. to meet ran this, of course, allegorically. we don't run now, we walk quietly, we walk quietly. i'll even lift the blockade. now the products will go through ladoga, several cars were sent by drivers to the highway. i have a conversation with you. only between us. i beg you. you have to influence lol. she distributes these bran to the right and to the left. avoska khuseinov of our neighbor, who was mobilized in june, he has a barn next to ours, and so lyolya and i found the key and found it, and his firewood bran. oh, tolya thank you thank you. rima got int

ghana by nine percentage just in april alone.isjust percentage just in april alone. you know, that is just a huge amount, isn't it, in one month, after, you know, we've had decades and decades of, you know, cheap food, really, in this nation because obviously we have competitive supermarkets and you find that the cost of basic items is pushed right down, perhaps lower than it should be, certainly dairy farmers will tell you that it's below cost price in a lot of cases are has been. obviously that is ending now. that era is over. it's only worse this year by the looks of it with a possible 10% in increase for food prices a month being predicted.— increase for food prices a month being predicted. aleeta, and that sto and being predicted. aleeta, and that story and also — being predicted. aleeta, and that story and also on _ being predicted. aleeta, and that story and also on a _ being predicted. aleeta, and that story and also on a related - being predicted. aleeta, and that story and also on a related storyl story and also on a re

. >>> on tonight's "nomad" traveling to ghana, west africa. a casual lunch spot or chop house found all over ghana. there are two specialties at this chop house. first up, whole nut suit. the fruit of the palm is boiled and then crushed with turkey berry and then the stew is finished. the second is ground nut soup. it is infused with fee nuts. a class knick ghana and it's awesome. >> this is the palm nut? this is beautiful. it's nutty but not in the way a peanut is. savory like a brazil nut is mild and starchy and oily. >> we have a lot of different starches. >> a west african mainstay. they are pounded over and over and over again until a silky smooth dough with a surprisingly familiar texture. >> a brand-new episode airs tonight at 10:00 p.m. here on cnn. >>> the high cost of home renovations led this week's cnn hero to discover the joy of doing projects herself. she realized teaching the skills to other women could help her entire community. >> we're going to talk about putting the sheeting on the roof today. our students learn a little bit

and his new life in ghana will help him to rediscover and celebrate his families route. malcolm web al jazeera ah, has got a recap of your top stories and out as there are. the un says it's scrambling to rescue more people trapped in the besieged as of stole steel plant and merry poll civilians evacuated on friday. have arrived at a camp in the russian control village of busy many ukraine says its head a russian war ship and the black sea.

let's move from somalia to ghana. food [inaudible] is not in a crisis country. in a normal development status. yet imagine, if you are a banker in ghana, a country that imports 30% of its wealth wheat from russia. how would you keep working when you face both a disruption of the supply of, of the supply chain of wheat, or you cannot access even the wheat flour to be able to make your bread and others. and if you are able to make it, the price is so high that there's no [inaudible] . automatically, those small family businesses have to come to a standstill. this is why i'm really pushing hard that not only we have to intervene on the hard side, beat the increase of that contraction the production, including the transformation at the local local level, the and so the influx of jobs, particularly rural infrastructure, but on the soft side, it's important also to continue on the policy work that is already going on, and also, you know, one of the problem we are not talking enough about is to encourage domestic consumption, to encouraging the bret being produced not

euros from this hospital bill renovate his apartment in the vatican up at the main door in by the ghana. the apartments of all the cardinals are 300 to 500 square meters, large, but some are even a 600 square meters, lowest full model to justify this noise. they say the apartment aren't just for us last, which is after all, will nuns live with us to level it could be one of conroy. ringback in 1997, 8 men accused marcial of abusing them when they were children. 2 of the victims reported their cases personally to that seniors office. but no investigation was launched. that premier acquisition is in me noisy into love. in the 1st accusation appeared in the mexican price. in 1997 e philip parrot, the legionaries of christ responded by opening schools last universities. these thing and seminaries around the world id to show that the congregation and marcial on and gods glass inc, i e, is my bill paddling last year? old kid, i'll put it him as he added, why was marcial and protected by cardinal as like angelo sedano. now ye wish stanislaus jib ish homo frank ro day young, and darrow caster j

in africa, ghana is one of the most expensive countries to live in. increased sharply since the beginning of the covid—19 pandemic. some ghanaians say the situation is becoming unbearable. rising fuel and food prices are affecting all parts of society, including one man's localjollof rice catering business. our west africa correspondent, nomsa maseko, went to meet him in the coutnry�*s capital, accra. mark capital, accra. owns a catering business. mark owns a catering business. i met up with him at the market, shopping for ingredients for one of his most popular dishes so how have the increase in prices it popular dishes so how have the increase in price- increase in prices it used the rice increase in prices it used the price has _ increase in prices it used the price has gone _ increase in prices it used the price has gone up _ increase in prices it used the price has gone up and - increase in prices it used the price has gone up and you i price has gone up and you bought it for 20 cents last week, seven days ago? exactly. and now it has double the

hard to find the mechanism of me, king taliban accountable for what they are actually doing and of ghana, son. but the thing is that people of afghanistan are, are actually waiting more pressure on taliban in regards to human rights. and also there are hoping that international community might increase the pressure and also a day might intervene in a way that the humans right is being respected. in afghanistan were leave there for the timing, but thank you so much for joining us to do my colleague and as an invalid from did others of concerns. thank you so much. thank you. oh. in india, some estimates for the number of street children at 80000000. that's just a little more than the entire population of the meadowlands. and most of his kids face a bleak future. but i'm a capital deli, a novel experiment by an endure to have street children run. a monthly newsletter has given them hope. when dw forced my juvie daniels back, she was picking up trash on the streets of delhi a child who was calling the space on the bridge home to day her world look white different by job be as a teacher and s

and he hopes the new museum and his new life in ghana will help him to rediscover and celebrate his families route . malcolm web al jazeera. ah, hello, are you watching out 0? these are the stories were following the sound. a 3 day russian sci fi in ukraine's and maria poll is entering its final day and the u. n. is scrambling to rescue civilians. hundreds of people including ukrainian fight is a trap to the besieged as of styled steel plant. it's the last remaining hold out of ukrainian forces in mary a poll. 50 people were evacuated from that facility on friday. they arrived at a camp in the russian controlled village of busy men, eng. ukrainian officials have again accused russia violating that sci fi, which is supposed to help people get to safety. it's the last day of campaign rallies in the philippines as the country prepays for a presidential election on monday. the top 2 candidates for front runner, ferdinand marcos junior and vice president. lenny roberto marcus is the son of former president ferdinand marcus, who was asked it in people's uprising in 1986. and we have some breaking

the big samples able continue up to was all northern brazil pushing our pin 2 were french kind of ghana cinemas. well, some parts of the venezuela seeing some live the showers along with a good part of columbia. some of the pictures that go on through sunday there is that dry weather for the most part, some wet weather down toward southern parts of chile and some snow course over the high ground further north into the caravan. it's lottie fine at dry some gorgeous tropical sunshine for the ac, not is a little more cloud over towards the greater antilles, but it should be lousy. try having said that, the wet weather, driven on that easily wind will continue across sir cost rickanicker aqua el salvador sang some very heavy right? honduras sang some sharp shout ride up towards the yucatan peninsula. much of mexico is dry, sunny, and hot and a similar picture there as we go on through sunday. and we had plenty of heat into the southeast of the us recently. warm suddenly winds meeting up with all the rare out of canada across the plains. violent storm. we had a tornado in michigan. that wet

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. >> helping to shape the future of their city and country, doing their part to build a better ghana.at so many intelligence stays here. why do you think that is. >> it's a beautiful place. i think family and friends. we have the strong ghana sol dare they. >> a brand new nomad tomorrow night on cnn. >>> today is proving to be a rough one for tiger woods. he had his west-ever score at the tournament with a 9 over par 79 in today's third round. an up-and-down weekend. woods did well friday making the cut for the tournament's second round after he struggled in round one on thursday where he shot 4 over par and appeared in pain at various times. he's still recovering from the serious leg injuries he suffered from a car accident last year. hang in there, tiger. >>> this week's cnn hero is passing on the joy of do it yourself to her entire community. >> we're going to talk about putting the sheeting on the roof today. >> our students learn a little bit of everything. basics like safety, tools and materials, construction math. and then we go into hands-on stuff, carpentry, length cal, plumb

in a new episode of nomad, carlton mccoy heads to the beautiful coastal nation of ghana to explore aion that is proudly modernizing without westernizing in. >> no dish is more debated than uprights. sauteed in palm oil and crushed tomatoes. then the rice. it seems simple, but this sparks a heated debate between ghana and nigeria, both claiming theirs is the best. everyone is right. everyone else is wrong. here at the allie, chicken butterflied and grilled over hot coals. >> you must have grown up eating this? >> yes. >> it was parts of food. >> you didn't just always have it like now. growing up you only had this after graduation or during christmas. >> a special dish? >> a special dish. >> it's a very familiar flavor. >> to be honest with you, this rice is the one dish i may have every night while i'm here. it's so good. >> i love varieties of rice. i'm ready to dig in. >>> you can catch the new episode out 10:00 p.m. eastern and pacific tonight on cnn. we'll be right back. ♪ sweet ♪ ♪ emotion ♪ ♪ sweet emotion ♪ ♪ ♪ i pulled into town in a police car ♪ ♪ ♪your daddy said i took it

he draws inspiration from his parents who migrateom ghana in the 1980's. >> my mom would tell me srieskid, and i carry them with me to this day in the weight that i work, the way that i tell stories. correspondent: it is his hope that his installation will inspire an african artistic revolution at home and across the world. anchor: now the cat is out of the bag on this one, this story has be getting lots of attention today on social media. this picture was posted by wildlife officers in kenya called to deal with the stray lion individual -- village, this is the expected culprit. if you zoom out you can see this is a bag with a big cap printed on it. when officials opened it i realized the lion did not have a body was in fact a shopping bag carrying harmless avocado ceilings. there you have it. i am laura trevelyan. thank you for watching bbc world news america. have a great night. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the free

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find out why ghana could be the next art center of the world. >> let's falk jell-o price.oth claiming theirs is the best. sort of like the battle over best pizza in new york city. everyone is right. everyone else wrong. here at the alley the rice accompanies kmiken quarters, butterflied, seasoned and grilled over hot coals. >> you must have grown up eating this rice. >> yes a lot. >> part of the food. you didn't always have it like you did now. growing up you only have it after graduation or during christmas. >> a special day. >> a special edition, you know. >> it's a familiar flavor. >> to be honest with you, jilaf rice is one dish i may have every night while here. it's so good. >> the all new episode of nomad with carlton mccoy airs tomorrow night at 10:00. i'm pamela brown, see you again tomorrow night.. >>> the following is a cnn special report. ♪ >>> december 5th, 1989, it was a cold night in dredsen, east germany and it would change the course of vladimir