like in berlin, where water has been partially privatized since 1999. one of the private shareholders is this world leader. >> we have put into practice models in several german cities, working successfully with the municipalities, and in many cases, we have shown that it leads to lower costs for citizens. quality is of help in every respect, and often, there are innovations that benefit both sides. >> but the berlin water table activists say they have seen nothing of these benefits. since the partial privatization of water in berlin, water costs have gone up by around 18% on average compared to other german cities. they say the private companies are just out to make money. >> we have to buy our water from the berlin water company, and the private company posted profits are guaranteed. the state subsidized them i of berliners use less water. >> water is a human right, says a europe-wide campaign against privatization. campaigners are urging the you to introduce legislation to ensure all citizens are provided with clean drinking water. over 1 million peo

he has been visiting berlin. italy needs a stable government, not a new vote, he says. >> meanwhile, the center-left leader, bascani, says silvio berlusconi has had his chance to run the country. >> in a moment, death comes to wolfsburg, at least in the imagination of a famous french artist. >> and berliners say, "do not touch our wall." first, here are some other stories. >> protesters in bangladesh have clashed with police for a second day. at least two people died in violence in the capital last night. more than 40 people have been killed since the death sentence fowas announced last week. >> taxi driver was arrested over a parking incident. >> firefighters are struggling to contain bushfires in southern california. flames of to 10 meters have scorched 60 hectares of land in riverside county. residents are being urged to leave the area. many homes are without power. because of the blaze is not known yet. -- because of the blaze is not known yet. >> in 1989, removing portions of the berlin wall was something to

>> this is the "journal" coming to you live from dw in berlin. >> here's a look a what is coming up in the next half-hour. >> frustration mounts in cyprus. authorities rushed to find a way to open banks but prevent a run on them. >> the world's five biggest emerging economy seek to expand their political influence and economic clout. >> berlin is cry foul after a property development removes part of the famous east side gallery. officials in cyprus are scrambling to put measures in place to prevent a run on deposits when the country's banks reopen on thursday. >> is central bank governor said authorities were making superhuman efforts to get shuddered banks ready as promised and give relief to struggling citizens and businesses. >> cypriots are angry and anxious about their accounts, which they've not had access to for about two weeks. >> many have been warned that they stand to lose a large chunk of their savings. >> the streets of cyprus appear calm but it to be a different picture when banks reopen on thursday. lack of information is adding to the frustration. >> people have no mone

by the banks people see an apartment in berlin as a good way to preserve the value of their staving.was about the claims that the real estate boom is stealing the in sold i think it. is a progress berlin is developing sure it presents some challenges but this is just the same as when the wall came down and people moved into new areas and if anything this created the multiculturalism that make spirit and what it is this new housing developments are being built all around the city to try and accommodate demand however with rental prices having risen by ninety percent in the last decade it does seem that the writing is on the wall for the dream of an affordable life in the german capital peter all of the. next the fiscal rants and raves of max kaiser kaiser report. john kerry made his first major verbal gaffe as secretary of state by mentioning the nonexistent country of courage to stand in one of his speeches of course it is funny when politicians misspeak george bush was pretty good at that but i can say that we all make mistakes when we speak trust me it is very easy to butcher the p

>> this is the "journal" coming to you live from dw in berlin. >> here's a look a what is coming up in the next half-hour. >> frustration mounts in cyprus. authorities rushed to find a way to open banks but prevent a run on them. >> the world's five biggest emerging economy seek to expand their political influence and economic clout. >> berlin is cry foul after a property development removes part of the famous east side gallery. officials in cyprus are scrambling to put measures in place to prevent a run on deposits when the country's banks reopen on thursday. >> is central bank governor said authorities were making superhuman efforts to get shuddered banks ready as promised and give relief to struggling citizens and businesses. >> cypriots are angry and anxious about their accounts, which they've not had access to for about two weeks. >> many have been warned that they stand to lose a large chunk of their savings. >> the streets of cyprus appear calm but it to be a different picture when banks reopen on thursday. lack of information is adding to the frustration. >> people have no mone

when having a home is just too expensive skyrocketing real estate prices see berliners forced out as the highest bidders for more prosperous areas grab the prime spots that still to come. china's prime minister is open the grandiose national people's congress in beijing this year is more significant than most because there will be a handing over of power to a new generation of party leaders delegates will also rubber stamp the country's economic social and military plans among these aims is continued still unparalleled economic growth plus a double digit boost to military spending but environment and anti-corruption measures also on the table reflecting concern over pollution and abuse of power by senior politicians james corbett editor of japan based news site says there were a number of topics mentioned for the first time. where we saw a couple of the main issues on the table are increasing calls even among the party officials by an increase. in calls for easing of regulations on private capital in china's economy and we're also seeing another big issue right now is the idea of env

now some berliners feel this way of life is coming under threat there was in here in the if you keephearing phrase we've seen big changes over the past ten years more and more apartment buildings have been built in areas where people traditionally used to rent what we're seeing is people being forced from their homes real estate prices in berlin have shot up by thirty two percent since two thousand and seven well ahead of the german average this is resulted in some tenants of the and victor it is their rented flat says sold from underneath them prompting anger and demonstrations from those who see the city's identity being sold to the highest bidder isn't. our problem here is that berlin is turning into a city split between the haves and have nots rising prices of forced people who have lived here for years to move out and those who have come don't mix. this year has seen an increase in the amount of protests against the gentrification of lin as well as growing resentment towards other germans and foreigners moving into the city for the most part the public image of this still poor b

berlin. channel printed annual national people's congress in beijing this week are sharing in a new generation of communist party leaders among the aims of the continued and still unparalleled economic growth as well as a major boost to military spending which i asked for professor steve from nottingham university says washington's push towards asia is partly to blame for beijing's focus on defense the new chinese president xi jinping is a much more self-confident confident assertive and nationalistic person out there called we're likely to see a china much more assertive in the next ten years in terms of what is described as the american pivot back to asia the chinese see these as a major change in american policy that is directed against china as an investor then act and therefore the chinese are trying to. undermine american rebalancing and it is also the reasons for the double digit increase in china he's military spending. traffic seems to be on the rise in orbit a small russian spacecra

online affair right now the berlin wall dividing yet again as people clashed with police for protestingagainst demolition of what's left of the historic barrier head over to r.t. dot com to find out what could replace the city's iconic landmark. e-mails and phone calls may not be enough pentagon analysts look for ways to transcribe real world conversations into a giant database should you watch every word from now on a lot on the r.t. dot com to find out. egypt support sayad locked in a cycle of violence the funerals of people who died in fighting sunday served only as a catalyst for yet more clashes government buildings set on fire police and the army locked in street battles turmoil started after suspects held over so severe football violence last year moved to prisons outside the city artie's bell true as the latest from cairo. we're seeing very bloody and chaotic scenes coming from the coastal city of port saeed this comes after a funeral for three people killed and the ministry of health announced a bid to find people to kill or killed three civilians. police offices there's also b

this 1995 wrapping of the reichstag in berlin. this is his first worked since her death three years ago and this one is only temporary. in december, this magical chamber will become air and cloth once again. >> find out more on all of our stories on our web site, dw.de. we will be back with more at the top of the hour. stay with us. >> catholic pilgrims began arriving in rome. they are from south west germany. the atmosphere is relaxed, for now. who could be in that limousine? perhaps a cardinal right candidate for pope. tv crews are primed for the portrait shot. cameras and microphones at the ready. maybe they will catch an important interview. the world media is focused on st. peter's square. room is bracing for two days of high excitement. the conclave has begun. the german correspondent here has a mountain of work ahead. he says it is a tense situation because no one knows what will happen in, whether there will be a sensationalize scandal. no one knows whether the technical side will function and whether there will be a good

back >> welcome to the "journal" coming to you live from dw in berlin. what next for italy? as the center-left leader fails to form a government. >> capital controls in cyprus are set to last a month, but people remain calm as the bank's open their doors again. back -- >> back in the hospital, concerns for former south african president nelson mandela. in italy, the center-left lead pier luigi bersani says he has failed to form a government after nearly a week of talks with other parties ended without agreement. >> bersani told the press that some of the conditions demanded by other parties during the negotiations were unacceptable. his coalition narrowly won control but fell short in the senate. >> let's go live to rome where we are joined by our correspondent. why did these negotiations break down? >> the negotiations always looked like they were going to fail because we are in a completely logjam situation here where the elections last month threw up three major parties -- the central left democrat party, the central right freedom party candidate silvio berlusconi, and th

back >> welcome to the "journal" coming to you live from dw in berlin. what next for italy? as the center-left leader fails to form a government. >> capital controls in cyprus are set to last a month, but people remain calm as the bank's open their doors again. back -- >> back in the hospital, concerns for former south african president nelson mandela. in italy, the center-left lead pier luigi bersani says he has failed to form a government after nearly a week of talks with other parties ended without agreement. >> bersani told the press that some of the conditions demanded by other parties during the negotiations were unacceptable. his coalition narrowly won control but fell short in the senate. >> let's go live to rome where we are joined by our correspondent. why did these negotiations break down? >> the negotiations always looked like they were going to fail because we are in a completely logjam situation here where the elections last month threw up three major parties -- the central left democrat party, the central right freedom party candidate silvio berlusconi, and th

singing to keep the war up, david hasselhoff is back in berlin. david hasselhoff is back in berlin. we will begin in cyprus, where the president has spoken to the nation to address concerns over the newly announced financial bailout package. residents of the island or angry about a new levy to be imposed on all deposits in cyprus banks. er, a voteespread angry plan for sunday was put back a day. >> the mood in cyprus is grim. security forces have laid out barbie wire in front of the parliament, fearing greek style protest -- barbed wire in front of the parliament, fearing greek style protest. with many mp's openly rejecting the measure, the debate for sunday had to be postponed. the bank all of the weekend may be long enough to resolve this. there's already talk that cyprus's banks may remain remain closed on tuesday, two. the government has frozen money transfers to avoid a run on the banks. people in cyprus feel betrayed. >> why should they take our money? i don't understand this. we work and deposit money for our own purposes, and they come to take our money? it is unfair. >> it'

i am in berlin. our headlines this hour. pope francis celebrates his first easter sunday mass. in syria, fierce fighting continues, as rebels reportedly have taken control of positions near colombo airport. and northern europe, much of it shivers its way through the easter period. hundreds of thousands of pilgrims passed st. peter's square to hear pope francis give his fourth traditional easter blessing. a blessing to the people of rome and to the world. he made a special plea for peace in syria and called for recon rosily asian -- for reconciliation on the korean peninsula. he has already set his mark on the catholic church, with a much less formal note on the proceedings. pope francis was cheered by tens of thousands of the faithful as he went across st. peter's square in the popemobile. the new pope brought a very personal approach, kissing babies, waving to the crowd, and blessing the disabled. the pontiff, his down to earth approaches, has caught on. as the firm's latin american and first jazz a good leader for them, he has put emphasis on the poor and the suffering at the

was about the claims that the real estate boom is stealing the in sold the get this is progress berlin is developing sure it presents some challenges but this is just the same as when the wall came down and people moved into our areas if anything this creates the multiculturalism. it makes for a win when it is. new housing developments are being built all around the city to try and accommodate demand however with rental prices having risen by ninety percent in the last decade it does seem that the writing is on the wall for the dream of an affordable life in the german capital peter all of a r.t. . on life at the moment the elite military wing of hamas is shared some of its secrets with our society. and article from you'll find the exclusive inside scoop on how the group conducts its operations and on who gains access to the hamas in a circle. a group of men dressed as the evil darth vader and his storm troopers as raid to the shop in ukraine apparently for a good cause at r.t. dot com we tell you what sparked the wrath of the dark side. the israeli prime minister has made it clear he'

real estate prices in berlin have shot up by thirty two percent since two thousand and seven well ahead of the german average this is resulted in some tenants of the and victim as their rented flat so sold for underneath them from to demonstrations from those who see the city's identity being sold to the highest bidder this in. our problem here is that berlin is turning into a city split between the haves and have nots rising prices of forced people who have lived here for years to move out and those who have come makes. this year has seen an increase in the amount of protests against the gentrification of lynn as well as growing resentment towards other germans and foreigners moving into the city for the most part the public image of this still poor but sexy however times are changing the new a major in face of perlin is certainly stylish however it's also becoming increasingly an affordable due to the demand from people wanting to live in a desirable location economically viable and politically secure in is becoming the place of choice for southern europeans to invest in during turbul

story luxury apartment block and it seems that the trend for reshaping berlin is gaining momentum with more new buildings emerging as fast as the real estate prices keep sowing artie's peter all of our reports on how this is affecting the lives of the city's lifelong residents. poor both sexy but lynne's men lovingly described his city. now some berliners feel this way of life is coming under threat it isn't here in italy if you keep hearing praised we've seen big changes over the past ten years more and more apartment buildings have been built in areas where people traditionally used to rent what we're seeing is people being forced from their homes real estate prices in berlin have shot up by thirty two percent since two thousand and seven well ahead of the german average this is resulted in some tenants being a victim as their rented flat says sold from underneath them prompting anger and demonstrations from those who see the city's identity being sold to the highest bidder isn't. our problem here is that berlin is turning into a city split between the haves and have nots rising pric

that makes berlin what it is. new housing developments all being built all around the city to try and accommodate demand however with rental prices having risen by ninety percent in the last decade it does seem that the writing is on the wall for the dream of an affordable life the job and capital. the online for you it's the lead to military wing of hamas that has shared some of its secrets with our t.v. we head over to our web site you can get the exclusive inside info on how the group conducts its operations against the israeli military now who gains access to come asas inner circle. also on line emails and phone calls aren't enough pentagon scientists look for ways to transcribe every real world conversation into a giant computer database or should you watch your every word from now on we'll find out how to go to our tea dot com for that info. the israeli prime minister has made it clear he's not backing down from his idea of a potential attack on iran binyamin netanyahu told a gathering of america's most powe

germany's pro-business free democratic party is holding conventions in berlin. to halty is struggling its plummeting support ahead of parliamentary elections had of september. at the policy level, that are set to endorse a gay marriage and discuss passing a minimum wage. i am join now from the conference by my colleague. isls indicate that russler one of germany's most unpopular politicians. what will this election mean for him personally? >> he is one of germany's least popular politicians. the picture in his own party is still somewhat mixed. today, the vote where he is certain to be reelected as party leader marks the end of a bit of a roller coaster ride when he plummeted right to the bottom of popularity even within his own party. there was a moment when a few voices came up that he should probably be toppled from the party leadership. he managed to overcome this when the elections in lower saxony surprisingly showed the s&p -- at 2.9%. that these are just opinion polls. let's see what the results show in september. >> what other issues can we expect to see

and a french firm. >> he's enjoying his new life in berlin. here, unlike in his native aaron -- iran, he's free to say what he likes. the iranian authorities accused him of spreading propaganda and sent him to jail. >> they blocked my personal website despite a lot of readers. ! reporters without border say such cases are common in iran. the government tracks the content. the technology is made by european and american companies. >> we're convinced this software is the same as an analog weapon. it's a digital well. >> reporters without borders is calling for a ban on exports, for example, to places like bahrain. censorship is so strict that everyone is being monitored. reporters without boarders have has also dubbed china an enemy of the internet. it snooms on journalists, steals passwords and listens in on scrambled internet calls. >> china has a sophisticated system of censorship but we can also detect the emergence in china of opposition movements. there are people who tweet independently who keep uncovering scandals. >> >> he's come to ber

the berlin wall is bringing people together again. after dividing east and west of the city for 28 years, while officially came down in november 1989. -- the while officially came down in november 1989. developers now want to remove the gallery to make way for new apartments and a footbridge. >> there remains of the berlin wall and its infamous death .trip a developers dream. ita city deep in debt, proves tempting. the government approved the construction of a multistory building right behind the murals, meaning some of them would have to be torn down. public opposition is gathering steam. >> of course i am against taking this thing down. it has turned into a work of and it is the remains of a particular. of german history that should not be taken down -- period of german history that should not be taken down. >> i don't want to forget this. >> the save the berlin wall movement got a speckling of stardust on monday. in the form of the one-time star of the tv stil show, baywatch. >> this is sacred. it is the last memorial to the people

these this technology is here it's the german capital but more and more germans are moving out of berlin as their income can't keep pace with housing costs our correspondent there oliver a looks at who is forcing them out of their homes who are both sexy that's how billions met lovingly described his city. now some in his field based way of life is coming under threat if he isn't in because if you keep hearing chris burke we've seen big changes over the past ten years more and more apartment buildings have been built in areas where people traditionally used to rent what we're seeing is people being forced from their homes. real estate prices in berlin have shot up by thirty two percent since two thousand and seven well ahead of the german average this is resulted in some tenants being a victim as their rented flat says sold from underneath them prompting anger and demonstrations from those who see the city's identity being sold to the highest bidder isn't. our problem here is that berlin is turning into a city split between the haves and have nots rising prices of forced people who have

dot com the berlin wall continue to divide as people clashed with police while protesting against the demolition of what's left of the historic barrier click on our website to find out what could replace the city's iconic landmark. and emails and phone calls might not be enough the pentagon looking into ways to transcribe everyone real world conversation into a giant database you should watch your words from now on well find out at our team . egypt support saeed locked in a cycle of violence the funerals of those who died in fighting sunday served as a catalyst for more clashes government buildings set ablaze police and the army locked in street battles turmoil started after suspects were held over severe football violence last year moved to prisons outside the city artie's bill true has more. we're seeing very bloody and chaotic scenes coming from the coastal city of port saeed this comes off to a funeral for three people killed and the ministry of health announced to find people to include killed three civilians and the police officers who should be in there very confusing reports o

. >> live from the dw studios here in berlin, this is the "journal." our headlines for you at this hour -- anger is growing in cyprus on international pressure. the european bank gives nicosia until monday to comply with regulations. >> a call for peace from prison. the jailed kurdish rebel leader says now is the time to end the fighting between the kurds in the turks. >> barack obama urges israelis to see the world through the eyes of palestinians in order to bring about peace in the region. >> well, people in cyprus are standing in lines at cash machines. banks remain closed as the government's scramble to put together a new bailout plan for the broken financial sector. >> the clock is ticking. ecb says cyprus must come up with ed bop -- viable bailout plan by monday. if not, there will cut off funding, also listening the country into bankruptcy. >> there's also talk of a solidarity investment fund that could include bonds backed by the government and even by churches. >> angry separates -- cyprian -- separates -- cypriots gathered outside the parlia

banks people see an apartment in berlin as a good way to preserve the value of their savings. what about the claims that the real estate boom is stealing in sold as the great god this is progress berlin is developing sure it presents some challenges but this is just the same as when the wall came down and people moved into new areas if anything this creates them all to cause and that makes for a what it is this new housing developments being built all around the city to try and accommodate demand however with rental prices having risen by ninety percent in the last decade it does seem that the writing is on the wall for the dream of an affordable life in the german capital peter all of a. belin. well that's all from us for this i'll be back with the news team but with more in about thirty five minutes from now the mean time max keiser and stacy have it with the latest edition of the cons report as i just published. john kerry made his first major verbal gaffe as secretary of state by mixing the nonexistent country of courage to stand in one of his speeches of course it is funn

out this is progress berlin is developing sure it presents some challenges but this is just the same as when the wall came down and people moved into her areas if anything this creates the march a cultural isn't it that makes berlin what it is the best new housing developments are being built all around the city to try and accommodate demand however with rental prices having risen by ninety percent in the last decade it does seem that the writing is on the wall for the dream of an affordable life in the german capital peter all of a r.t. darlin. well shortly we'll take you to brussels to reveal a shady political side of it you can stay with us here in. the month before the oscars and what annoys you with their predictions and the month after everyone complains about the results but isn't being talked about much as the few hundred people who gathered to protest the glamour filled award show why protest the asker's you ask well although the film life of pi won the oscar for best visual effects effects to you that made the movie look so amazing rhythm and hues has filed for bankruptcy q

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now some berliners feel this way of life is coming under threat there isn't here in italy if you keephearing from his group we've seen big changes over the past ten years more and more apartment buildings have been built in areas where people traditionally used to rent what we're seeing is people being forced from their homes. real estate prices in berlin have shot up by thirty two percent since two thousand and seven well ahead of the german average this is resulted in some tenants of the and victor it as their rented flat says sold from underneath them prompting anger and demonstrations from those who see the city's identity being sold to the highest bidder of this and. our problem here is that berlin is turning into a city split between the haves and have nots rising prices of forced people who have lived here for years to move out and those who have come don't mix. this year has seen an increase in the amount of protests against the gentrification of. what is growing resentment towards other germans and foreigners moving into the city for the most part the public image of this sti

banks people see an apartment in berlin as a good way to preserve the value of their savings. was about the claims that the real estate boom is stealing the in sold. out this is progress berlin is developing sure it presents some challenges but this is just the same as when the wall came down and people moved into new areas if anything this creates them all to cause and that makes for a what it is the best new housing developments being built all around the city to try and accommodate demand however with rental prices having risen by ninety percent in the last decade it does seem that the writing is on the wall for the dream of an affordable life in the german capital peter all of a. belin. well next year on our t.v. away take here to brussels to delve into their wearily exposed ugly side of european politics to stay with us. please speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world talks about six of p.r.p. interviews intriguing stories for you. in trying. to find out more visit our big don't all teeth dog call. hold it. hold

berlin has already paid around 350,000 euros to the families of victims. they are seeking a total of 3.3 million in damages. >> after a very long political debate, the german interior minister says that germany will be providing asylum to at least 5000 more serious this year. no serious seeking refuge in europe have been taken in by germany and sweden. -- those serious seeking refuge in europe. >> priority has been given to young families and children who have lost parents in syria's civil war. christians escaping religious persecution have also been given preference in the asylum process. the united nations says over 1 million syrians have fled the fighting in the country, which has so far claimed an estimated 70,000 lives. >> after months of discussions, the german cabinet has confirmed it is not going to push for the banning of the far right mpd party. >> at the same time, the government says it will support a bid by the german state launched a separate case to outlaw the party last september. >> domestic services say the party promotes racism and is wo

berlin. the moment the elite military wing of hamas has shared some of its secrets with us r.t. and r.t. dot com you'll find the exclusive inside scoop on how the group conducts its operations and on who gains access to be a mouse in a circle. plus a group of men dressed as the evil darth vader and these storm troopers as rated to shop in ukraine apparently for good cause dot com we tell you what sparked the rough of the dark side. first clashes have broken out between protesters and police in egypt restive ports the city has been locked in a cycle of violence for several days now ever since demonstrators began calling for justice and a trial over a deadly soccer riot that took place last year what is billed true is following developments from caro forus. caches continue in poor syeed for the third day between undercover protesters and police what we just heard is the president mohamed morsi is actually considering a minute tree takeover of this restive city on the coast there seems to be a lot of anger between the civilians and the police force this comes after the national sec

then of course the comeback to west berlin. the deal is pulled off. that's the kind of negotiator. i never knew this was possible. it's simply an oil of how this guy knew how to operate. one other operation that most of us didn't know initiative developed much more than the amnesty trout. amnesty in the first years is very concerned with europe and all over that area. so what sub to does is make contact with dissident intellectuals in poland, czechoslovakia, yugoslavia and so forth and they made them put the book out together on the program they come up with they called the third wave and that is they are not going to be part of the stalinist state yurok receipt. they're growing a third way and they call it democratic socialists. both with small letters have not caught on. dissident intellectuals picked that up and ran with it. [inaudible] >> on the child. >> thank you. so when i'm telling you this thing is they had idea of whatsoever, that this guy could be central to deal putting up and buying the third way. not this all-in-one a cover not to west capitalist way. and more flexibl

. >> the berlin wall has been pulled down to make way for a building project. it's a controversial move as steve evans reports. > it's one of the most visited sites in better in -- berlin. when communism collapsed, the wall served as a blank space for artists who flocked with paints and brushes. their work came to symbolize the new freedom and this became known as the east side gallery. in the early hours today, developers moved in and took out sections to get access to a site for new apartments on the banks of the river. >> the builder decided to continue construction work here early this morning and means to continue with the opening of four sections from the east side gallery. we are here on the one hand to enable him to continue his work and on the other side, we want to welcome people who want to protest against this and finally allow them to stage their protests peacefully. >> ♪ i'm looking for freedom ♪ >> there has been protests including the actor david hasselhoff who starred in the american television series "baywatch." this is the image they all come

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the free democratic party in berlin is holding its congress. the party is doing very badly in elections. all that was on the minds of delegates as they re-elected rosler to the point of leader. >> a unanimous show of support for the candidate after he addressed the party. following months of power struggles, the f.d.p. is putting on a united face. he almost lost his grasp on power but now is safe in the runup to the election. he asked the delegates for their backing. >> yes, there were times that were really tough. sometimes i made mistakes and i hope that i learned something from them. there were also really idiotic evenings which were spent pondering some very fundamental questions. >> he has gained fresh confidence for the task ahead of him. he says the party must carry its message of freedom into the next election. but not lose track of what concerns ordinary people. >> i'll tell you all something. the determination, the unity, and the will for victory of the free democratic party should not be underestimated. we know what we're fighting fo

golden paid for these slabs of the berlin wall. years ago told the mountain view voice that his father paid no more than just a few thousand dollars. live here in mountain view, marla tellez, "today in the bay." >>> faculty leaders speaking out against a state law that would let college students earn credits for courses provided by outside sources. it says it has grave concerns about the first of its kind bill that would let students who can't get into overcrowded classes on campus take similar online courses for credit. the faculty group says the bill will let for-profit corporations privatize public education. >>> new this morning, north korean hackers may have attacked several major broadcasters and banks in south korea, being hit with internet outages this morning. servers for at least three major television networks and banks are affected. spokeswoman for one of the networks says it's believed to be the work of hackers. many are speculating the attack came from north korea, but south korea's internet security agency says it ha

real estate prices in berlin have shot up by thirty two percent since two thousand and seven well ahead of the german average this is resulted in some tenants being a victim as their rented flat says sold from underneath them prompting anger and demonstrations from those who see the city's identity being sold to the highest bidder isn't. our problem here is that berlin is turning into a city split between the haves and have nots rising prices of forced people who have lived here for years to move out and those who have come makes. this year has seen an increase in the amount of protests against the gentrification of lin as well as growing resentment towards other germans and foreigners moving into the city for the most part the public image of this still poor but sexy however times are changing the new a major.