but we have to cooperate with each other to defeat adolph hitler. and that is going to be the driving force in roosevelt's foreign policy in dealing with stalin. we're going to go along, get along as far as we can and as far as that will take us. well, the first time that roosevelt, churchill and stalin meet is in 1943 in tehran. they've communicated with each other with telegrams and the like, but never face to face. they probably have already developed some predisposed notions of what the other guy is, what he likes to do, that sort of thing. but the first face to face meeting of the "big three" stalin, roosevelt, churchill, is in 1943 in tehran. they are going to be talking about several items. foremost on their list is, the progress of the war and by 1943, the war's going well. if you'll remember from last time by 1943, we have already driven the german forces out of north africa, an invasion of sicily and an invasion of italy by now. the russian red army is beginning to push the nazis out of their country. we are also in the planning stages of

and culture and yet we also now have the soviet union as our ally to defeat the common foe of adolph hitler. so the leader of the soviet union, joseph stalin. what do we know about stalin early in the war? not much. what we know now is an awful lot. the greatest murderer of the 20th century. imprisoned more of his people into camps, murdered more of his own people than hitler killed jews. he is a ruthless, brutal, paranoid dictator of the soviet union. now when i say paranoid, i mean sort of schizophrenic kind of paranoid. he is paranoid about the safety and security of his country. two times now they've been invaded from the west by germany, world war i and world war ii. there's no natural boundary that separates, there's no division on his western front that would be an obstacle that would prevent other nations from invading, and so twice now his country has been invaded and his people have suffered the consequences. he's very paranoid about the safety and security of his western front. he's also paranoid, again, about his own position of power. we have on the one hand democracy, capitali

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with the death of adolph hitler in a war bunker, the war was over.orkers could pick up their lunchboxes, walk out the door and know they had become part of history. they were shipbuilders. >> that's it for this week's a second look. i'm frank somerville. we'll see you again next week.

. >> i'm reminded of the final days of adolph hitler in the bunker in berlin when he was giving orders for divisions and armies to be moved around and those divisions ans armies didn't exist. >> reporter: the documents made public today paint a portrait of a frustrated leader afraid to move out of his abbottabad compound because of u.s. drones and obsessed with tv news coverage of him and his al qaeda network. we need to understand that a huge part of the battle is the media, bin laden wrote. >> he was a somewhat pathetic old man, out of touch with reality. but the organizations that he spun off, like the groups in yemen, they are still a threat. >> reporter: in fact, just today al qaeda began to urge its followers to attack the u.s. in a new and troubling kind of method. by setting off forest fires. the terror group's online magazine provided detailed instructions on how to build a so-called ember bomb, and where to place it a hot and dry forest, instructions experts say were quite accurate. >> i think we need to take that very serious. and throughout the united states, we are in fire

our interstates are modeled on the autobahns of adolph hitler's germany.ll, the highways promised a future that had little to do with the dark days of war, and everything to do with the bright tomorrow of the space age. ♪ tomorrow ♪ our dreams will come true >> reporter: but when you look in the rear-view mirror today, the picture isn't quite so pretty. our reliance on automobiles has created sprawl, pollution and a dependence on oil. even more pressing, it's become clearer that our freeways are anything but free. remember fdr's idea that the interstate should pay for itself? well, that never quite came to pass. we pay to build and maintain our highways mostly through the federal gas tax, currently 18.4 cents a gallon. that tax rate has stayed the same since 1993. last year, about 32 billion dollars in revenue came in. $37 billion in expenses went out. you can guess who made up the balance. every single tax payer, regardless of how much or how little they drive. >> we've been driving on borrowed time, and it's running out. the clock has stopped. >> reporte

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