again, circling west berlin. there were slides that showed where the wall cut off it brandenburg gate with president reagan mentioning the gate in the speech and they were in 18th century monument that once served as a ceremonial entrance to berlin and berlin lot cuts it off. that brings me to the speech itself. it was the spring of 1987. i'm a young speech writer in the reagan white house. i'm told that the president will speak in front of the berlin wall. but you have an audience of between ten and 40,000 people. it's about 40,000 people. he'll speak for about half an hour and given the setting the subject will be foreign policy. that was all the guidance i got. i flew to west berlin with the american party and the security people who would work at security would be west german members of the press office who track the camera angles and so forth. and i went to gather material for stops in berlin enforce the site where the president will speak. it's a very difficult to convey how momentous the place fails. the r

just by stepping across the street into west berlin and once in west berlin they can get on a train that had the right to cross east german territory to the west. leaving was simple. by 1960, one fifth of the entire population of east p germany had done just that. they fled. to stop this enormous exodus, the east germans proposed a physical barrier and moscow agreed. in the middle of the night of august 13, 1961, the east germans strong barbed wire all the way around west berlin cutting it off. there is a slide that shows the barbed wire. eventually they would replace it with cinderblocks and after that they would replace the cinderblocks with slabs of concrete 13 feet high. more than one quarter of a century later the berlin wall remained in place again encircling west berlin. this is a slide that shows where the wall cut off and since president reagan mentioned the gate in the speech, you need to know that it was an 18th century monument that once served in a ceremonial entrance to berlin. again, the berlin wall cuts it off. that bringse me to the speech itself. springf of 1987. a youn

our families in east berlin. it didn't matter who watched us, but later the communist policemen came and stopped our families waving. their car. my mother lives over there. they'll move her away if she dares. wait. it's forbidden for the north koreans to support. i speak to my children in east berlin with hand signals making certain the guards are not watching. i don't want them to harm my. we have become good with. our signals. at dusk. the communists have a hard time tracking down, but we take chances especially on nights. an escape is planned. in the beginning, many people escaped in broad daylight by jumping out of windows facing the western of the city. our firemen were there to help. we we remember the woman being held by communist guards to prevent her from joining her family even threw tear gas at who were below ready to catch her. that's when they decided to extend the wall and cut access to the buildings facing west berlin. they sealed every window. many bricklayers came over to side of the wall rather

and then the berlin wall cuts it off. so that brings me to the speech itself the spring of 1987 i am a speechwriter in the reagan white house i'm told the president will speak in front of the berlin wall, he will have an audience between ten and 40000 people and he will speak for about half an hour and given the setting the subject will be foreign-policy. that is all the guidance i got. i flew to west berlin with the security people who work out security with the westerman's members of the oppressed office and check the camera angles and i went to gather materials. first stop is where the president would speak and it's very difficult to convey how momentous the place felt. just a few feet away is the water had damaging the second world war i climbed and observation platform to look over the wall into east berlin behind the westerman modern city and on the other side of the wall color listeners, more soldiers and pedestrians, on one side life, the other side twilight. next i went to the office of the american drinking dipl

more than a quarter of a century later the berlin wall remained in place again encircling west berlin. here's a slide that shows where the wall cut off the brandenburg gate and since president reagan mentioned the gate in his speech, you need to know that the brandenburg gate was an 18th century monument that it once served as a ceremonial entrance to berlin. again, the berlin wall cuts it off. and that brings me too the speeh itself. it's the spring of 1987. i'm a young speechwriter in the reagan white house. i'm told that the president will speak in front of the berlin wall. back to have an audience of between ten and 40,000 people and in the end it was about 40,000 people, that he will speak for about half an hour and that given the setting the subject will be foreign policy. and that was all the guidance i got. i flew to west berlin with the american present as part of that is a sturdy people at work out security with the west germans, members of the press office who checked the camera angles and so forth. and i went to gather material, four stops in berlin. first the site by the

it cuts through the heart of berlin.ve learned to live with it. ♪ ♪ ♪ we refused to think it will always be this way. in the beginning, we waved across the wall to our families in east berlin. it didn't matter who watched us. but later, the communist policeman came and stopped our families from waving. my mother lives over there. it will move her away if she dares to wave, it is forbidden. i speak to my children in east berlin with hand signals, making certain the guards are not watching. i don't want them to harm my family. we have become good with our signals. at dusk, the communist have a hard time tracking us down. but we take chances, especially on nights when an escape is planned. in the beginning, many people escaped in broad daylight by jumping out of windows facing the western sector of the city. our fireman were there to help. we remember the woman being held by communist guards to prevent her from joining her family, they even threw tear gas at those who were below, ready to catch her. that is when they decide

it cuts through the heart of berlin. we have learned to live with it.se to think that it will always be this way. in the beginning we wait to cross the wall to our families in east berlin. it didn't matter whoat watched s to later the communist police came and stopped our families from waving. ♪♪ my mother lives over there. they'll take her away if she dares to wave. it's for ben. i speak to my children in east berlin with hand signals, making certain the guards are not watching. i don't want them to harm my family. we have become good with our signals. at dusk the communist have a hard time tracking us down but we take chances, especially on nights when an escape as planned. ♪♪ in the beginning many people escaped in broad daylight by jumping out of windows facing the western sector of the city. ♪♪ our firemen were there to help. ♪♪ we remember the woman being held by communistgu guards to prevent her from joining her family. they even threw tear gas at those that were below ready to catch her. that's when they decided to extend the wall and cut access

then berlin has just what you're looking for. aside from numerous museums and clubs, berlin also boasts castles and palaces from opulent prussian times your own max reporter hand of humble texas on a tour. did you know that in berlin? there are several palaces to explore. my mention today is to show you 3 of my favorite german castles and then you can choose your favorite. i'm exploring. so i'd love to book palace clean and compilers. and $61.00 divide hunting lodge is going to be a day fill of royal history and grandeur for starting off right in the center of the city. shy, locked in the palace, isn't only the largest as the most significant palace in berlin. because here we're literally walking in the foot steps of prussian kings and queens and german emperors. so that's good. but why exactly is try left in the palace such a big deal in portland that i think it's the most important palace and building because it's a place whereas ours heavily list for over 7 generations. it was built around about $1700.00 and the oppression whole in southern family. and they use this palace as a summe

just 3 of berlin's multiple palaces. my personal favorite, probably the cleaning capella's, just because of how beautiful and peaceful which is there. but what was yours and what other german castles would you like to see? and finally, don't blink, or you might miss it. a couple from a symbol in turkey wants to show off their countries calling every the lights, but in miniature form. they've put together videos that highlight favorite turkish dishes on an extremely small scale, the a tiny lot about june surface pizza. a tiny portion of buffalo, ha. and monte circuit stuff to pastry pockets. and this is dumble. many kitchen, typical turkish dishes are prepared in miniature version more to tell or no low. and i knew i didn't have set up a fully equipped, tiny kitchen and their living room. the stove cooks by a t like other appliances, like a dishwasher fridge run on electricity or batteries. almost everything on a scale of $1.00 to $12.00. go doing this, come on a diploma, be me. it is still above me. it's a questionnaire

lass'sie nach berlin kommen. let them come to berlin.freedom has many difficulties and democracy is not perfect, but we have never had to put a wall up to keep our people in, to prevent them from leaving us. i want to say, on behalf of my countrymen, who live many miles away on the other side of the atlantic, who are far distant from you, that they take the greatest pride that they have been able to share with you, even from a distance, the story of the last 18 years. i know of no town, no city, that has been besieged for 18 years that still lives with the vitality and the force, and the hope and the determination of the city of west berlin. while the wall is the most obvious and vivid demonstration of the failures of the communist system, for all the world to see, we take no satisfaction in it, for it is, as your mayor has said, an offense not only against history but an offense against humanity, separating families, dividing husbands and wives and brothers and sisters, and dividing a people who wish to be joined together. what is true

this is dw news live from berlin. the death toll from the hawaii wildfires, climes to 89 is the deadly as well fire disaster in the west in more than a century. the states governor expects the death told to rise also coming up.

did you know that in berlin? there are several palaces to explore my mission today is to show you 3 of my favorite german castles and then you can choose your favorite. i'm exploring. so i'd love to book palace clean and compose an $61.00. divide hunting lodge is going to be a day fill of royal history and grandeur for starting off right in the center of the city. shy lot and but palace, this isn't only the largest, is the most significant palace in berlin. because here we're literally walking in the foot steps of prussian kings and queens and german emperors. so that's good. but why exactly is try loving book policy such a big deal in portland? i think it's the most important palace and brought in because it's a place whereas the royal family list for over 7 generations. it was built around about $1700.00 and the oppression whole insole on family. and they use this palace as a summer residence to the end of the month, a key not 1918. and that is became a museum. its a substitute for the valley and palace the tim

this is the oldest preserves castle in berlin, completed in 1543 as a place for berlin royalty to come to hunt. let's check out the hunting depot. although i imagine it's not going to be very budgetary and or begin friendly. the intense sometimes before uh, the hunting starts, we had checked who would show which floor on the, or the barons the princess of the king had the right to hunt deer so far. anyhow, and all my men in the middle ages had some lights on the little animals. hairs. phones was a little built on a to come for fishing. the . this is also the perfect place for arch lovers. there are some secret treasures hidden here almost there. the paintings by lucas clemency, elder and lucas class, the younger and his workshop. it's the largest collection of kind of paintings in berlin, and was originally curated by the horn sold on family, which transports you back to the time of the reformation. and martin luther the well, there you go. just 3 or 4 lens, multiple palaces. my personal favorite, probably the cleaning capella's just because of how beautiful and peaceful which is there

let them come to berlin. and. there are some who say in europe and elsewhere we can work with the communists, let them come to berlin. and there are even a few who say that it's true that communist is an evil system, but it permits us to make economic progress a lot. the not berlin in common. let them. freedom as many. and democracy is not perfect. but we have never had to put a wall up to keep our people in, to prevent them from leaving us. i want to say, on behalf of my countrymen who live many miles away on the other side of the atlantic, who are far distant from you, that they take the greatest pride that they have been able to share with you. even from a distance, the story of the last 18 years. i know of no town, no city that has been besieged. for 18 years. that's still live with the vitality and the power and the hope and the determination of the city of west berlin. while the wall is the most obvious and vivid demonstration of the failures of the communist system for all the world to see, we take no satis

and how did they perform in berlin? certainly the most famous of this group is is just the owens jesse owens who won four medals became one of the most recognizable and important african-american symbols of success and accomplishment this image that we see of jesse owens right now. it's really important because we have memorialized this moment in the national museum and we have a statue of jesse owens that that is drawn from this particular image because it really does speak to to african-american's athletic ability, but it also speaks to to the larger lessons that we learned through sports of of hard work discipline persevering through adversity. and so we wanted to make sure that we were honoring what physical accomplishment man in the african-american struggle for greater greater rights and freedoms. and certainly there is john woodruff who is from the university of pittsburgh and a middle distance runner. who essentially came out of nowhere to win to win gold in the 800 meter race, he would also go on to be a tuskeg

he fled to italy and returned to berlin only after the amnesty.minated goering to the reichstag, it was necessary to gain authority among the people, but he felt more confident with the fascist magnates who paid the nazis after the victory. the money nazi has become the kriss of creation. reich president reichgal flight president of prussia flight minister of aviation responsible for fulfillment of the four-year plan by the chief forest warden of germany of the frozen apparatus. there were conversations. geiring has ceased to be our goering. he no longer accepts party comrades. he forces to stop in line for an appointment in his office he is filthy. he stopped communicating with people. at first they talked about it in a half voice, but geling built himself a root-halli castle, where endless hunts were arranged, and fyodor complained. the leader of the labor front, whether goering's demeanor said corrupts the nation. i without added luxury sucks my furf. gotta help our herman and hitler went to kolenkhali. leave him alone, he said, we 'll talk to

, sobre su cama dejÓ su telÉfono celular el dÍa que desapareciÓ, tres dÍas despuÉs la policÍa de berlÍncional. marÍa fernanda tenÍa 24 aÑos y vivÍa en berlÍn hace seis meses donde estudiaba una maestrÍa en comunicaciones, sin embargo, sus padres quienes hablaban diario con ella, perdidieron contacto 22 de julio desde entonces emprendieron la bÚsqueda de su hija durante dos semanas, la encontraron el 5 de agosto en un canal cerca de la residencia, la policÍa de berlÍn ha colaborado con las autoridades mexicanas en este caso, sin embargo, aÚn quedan muchas preguntas, el dÍa de hoy la secretarÍa de relaciones exteriores en mÉxico, publicÓ un comunicado en que informa que la investigaciÓn continÚa incluyendo estudios para determinar la causa y momentos precisos del fallecimiento, se estima que tales estudios pueden durar entre 8 y 12 semanas. ademÁs la embajada de mÉxico en alemania destacÓ que los resultados de la autopsia no son concluyente por lo que no se descarta ningÚn escenario, los padres de marÍa fernanda han agradecido las muestras de apoyo recibidas en estos momentos y tambiÉn la

let them come to berlin.re are some who say europe and elsewhere can work with the communists. let them come to berlin. [applause] >> there are a few who say that it is true that communism is an evil system but permits us to make economic progress. let them come to berlin. has many difficulties, and democracy is not perfect. but we had to keep our people in to prevent leaving us. i want to say on behalf of my way, on the other side of the atlantic, who are far distant, the rice they the story of the last 3 years no town no city, perceived for 8 years, but still lived with the money and the force and the hope that the termination of the city of west berlin. [applause] while you know satisfaction it, it is, as your mayor has said and opens not only against terry but an offense against humanity, separating families, dividing husbands and wives and brothers and sisters and dividing up people who wish to be joined together. [applause] germany. lasting peace in europe never be word on the 3 right of free to make a

the special olympics in berlin about coaches saying, i love you so much. this will be a journey to remember for a rough month. she bids for her 1st international title, the, to this restaurant lives with their family in their cairo home or i loved my mom, dad, and my brother. my mom supports me a lot and accompanies me to training sessions. and my dad does to, when i read the 7 rough most mother noticed her daughter's condition when she was just 2 months old a moment when their whole lives changed can. so i the it came as a showed up. so i started to read about down syndrome and went to another dr. ramos buddy was excessively flexible. so even later on she was still unable to walk. i started with different therapies at home and in the hospital. eventually she slowly started to stand on her feet when she was very used to actually i let it be after trying different kinds of sports rough my discovery gymnastics, and in a very short space of time, she went to gold, metals and then national competition the by the have i was so happy to win the gold medal. i had

i'm stephen beardsley in berlin right here. the world's largest producer of semi conductors has agreed to the terms of a new fabrication plan in the german city of tristan, the time when he is from t us. m. c, announcing it will invest 3800000000 euros. the facility with german companies. bosh, and infinity on and dutch firm and x p, each holding another 10 percent with that joint venture. and the german government will guarantee the project with up to 5000000000 euros in line with new e u roles that losing states subsidies for chip projects. a t s m c says the new facility recreate around 2000 jobs. construction will begin in the 2nd half of 2024, with production slated to begin in 2027. right. bill erickson is a senior fellow at the center for european policy analysis. he joins us from finland, they'll walk into the show to help us put the steel into perspective. how important is such a foundry for germany to so i think it is very important and their big questions around the giving of so much subsidies to build these boundari

good luck on my son in berlin. he is founder of seriana analysis and in band, and we have alexander, my coverage. he is head of the surveyor of institute in being a gentleman, crossed up ro is in effect, that means you can jump anytime you want, and i would appreciate it. alright, let's go to berlin. it's very interesting over the last few new cycles. and there seems to be some revealing information if we can put it gently into the wall street journal. was talking about how the by the administration knew that the counter offensive that was so hair on by the wednesday. and they can't be shame that they had no real air covering anyone know isn't even knew what to i'm not a military person, but i know you don't go into a major conflict without any air cover to protect your troops in your, in your tanks and whatnot. here, this is an amazing admission on later part. it shows this is all about politics, an ideology, not about security, and certainly not about you train your thoughts a bit. there are some people who may t

to the good that i had done the happy in the berlin is so beautiful. what do you think of this place? it's amazing. the. the opening ceremony kicks off with 6 and a half 1000 athletes parading around berlin's olympic stadium. and more than 50000 people cheering them on from the stands. how it has amazing during the opening ceremony because i was thinking of the approaching competition. so the hold of to the next day, the games begin with athletes competing in 26 different supports. egypt is making it said you and rhythmic gymnastics, special needs athletes, require extra care and attention ahead of their events. the haven't had the feeling. the most important thing on the day of complication is to prepay them well. meantime, because of the stress they'll face when they see all the speak titus, the judge. yes, i know the commotion to the special and seem to have difficulty handling things like other people not union the moment in the end of the time and that before her big moment run my culture month for good luck. then it's her turn. the, the, my dream

alright, let's go to berlin. it's very interesting. over the last few new cycles, there seems to be some revealing information if we can put it gently into the wall street journal. was talking about how the by the administration knew that the counter offensive that was so hair on by the wednesday. and they kept bridge shame that they had no real air covering anyone knows any new what to i'm not a military person, but i know you don't go into a major conflict without any air cover to protect your troops in your, in your tanks and whatnot. here, this is an amazing admission on later part. it shows this is all about politics, an ideology, not about security, and certainly not about you train your thoughts a bit. there are some people who may think i'm exaggerating, but my heart, the brakes when i see all this for them, people in ukraine where they are with tens of thousands of ukrainians are dying in disputes grandeur. and i'm not exaggerating when i call it the meat grinder. i'm a political journalist, i followed the steering board ready

it is summer in berlin as well. and i'm in odessa on internet support uninstalled off the phone. however, house creek, there is a war on them. yeah. one year ago, lightest and 6 minus one to the input time was the beginning of the brutal where of aggression by right. not in the rational on you claim many like courageous ukraine in men and women are suffering at the front of one to end in the cities and villages of ukraine that are not spared by russia. ukraine is suffering to come, and ukraine is fighting every day. right? you know, the brave ukrainian men and women are fighting you by the front seat and just across the country pretty for people. i've joining forces to your friends, their home loan, to the value of the sites and to their liberty, the president. it looks like, you know, the president of ukraine president cements you said in february of 2022, right? hyper from we have you tasted freedom and we will not relinquish and of villa that mention the will of the people in ukraine can hardly be expressed more clearly than by when they are being supported by countless friend

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let me go back to, cuz i've been in, in, in berlin me. what else anyways, getting to, is really at the heart of all of this is in the west, particularly the united states and the u. k. had want them to see a resolution to accomplish it. should have never happened in the 1st place. they had an opportunity and assemble and they walked away from it. and as a result, why with the russians engaged with the same players for some kind of resolution, they have no reason to be. yeah. a little up in north st pipeline. oh, cool. a sabotage they the black sea green initiative. it's the west that is down this repeatedly. i read the account after account of accounts about the blacks a grain initiative. the russians walked away from it, but nobody explains why. go ahead and berlin it or they didn't all the walk away from the negotiations in late 20, in late february 2022 and early to april 2020 attribute. there was a 2022. the if there was a big opportunity to sign a p, c, and d, okay, under united states, sold the ukrainians, that you're not allowed to

let them come to berlin!cheers and applause] there are some who say, there are some who say that communism is the wave of the future. let them come to berlin! [cheers and applause] and there are some who say in europe and elsewhere, we can work with the communists. let them come to berlin. [cheers and applause] and there are even a few who say that it's true that communism is an evil system, but it permits us to make economic progress. [speaking german] [cheers and applause] freedom has many difficulties, and democracy is not perfect, but we have never had to put a wall up to keep our people in, to prevent them from leaving us. [cheers and applause] i want to say on behalf of my countrymen who live many miles away on the other side of the atlantic who are far distant from you that they take the greatest pride that they have been able to share with you even from a distance the story of the last 18 years. i know of no town, no city that that has been besieged for 18 years that still lives with the vitality and

you're not in berlin either. and yes, we are all in order to issue tickets.ys. here is one. uh, unfortunately, only we from georgievich on saturday. yes, on the 15th at 10. we will meet you in berlin at the airport and take you right to our place, in principle, everything is here do not need anything. well, now i'll ask, wait, let's quickly agatha their bean in short, listen, they ask. well, what can we give? well, present well, how is it, well oh, gestein is definitely russian national hmm for russian cuisine, so that you are your favorite in germany eat well healthy in general, i want agata to take my last name. well, let it be agatha kashkami agatha kashkina somehow thank you. can you imagine, and her parents want me to become like them to people. well, georgievich, tell me what to do, he, slava, came up with something. vanechka and you will take a double surname ivan kashkin. listen, well, in principle, well. all right, come on, let's determine. my head hurts. i can’t anymore, so the german bride asks for something russian national, so that he eats well t