and uncover treasures near the black sea coast. 0h!starting off this week in bulgaria's beautiful capital, sofia. this vibrant european city is the perfect place for a break, laid—back, affordable, and picturesque. with its roman, byzantine, and ottoman sites, it's packed with culture and history. but for much of the 20th century, bulgaria was part of the eastern bloc, and under communist rule. as you walk the streets, you can find reminders of the communist era everywhere. one of the strangest is found at your feet. all across sofia there are shops called kleks sunk beneath pavement level. so these shops might seem really odd now seeing as they are close to the ground, but it is an interesting history. they were basements and bomb shelters. after the fall of communism, people needed to get resourceful. there was not much money going around and people had to use their basements to sell things. i'll grab some m&ms! it drops down another 2—3 metres there. he's got another step to step up to see me. blue or... i'll take blue! after the ir

and uncover treasures near the black sea coast. 0h! theme plays. we are starting off this week in bulgaria's beautiful capital, sofia. this vibrant european city is the perfect place for a break, laid—back, affordable, and picturesque. with its roman, byzantine, and ottoman sites, it's packed with culture and history. but for much of the 20th century, bulgaria was part of the eastern bloc, and under communist rule. as you walk the streets, you can find reminders of the communist era everywhere. one of the strangest

and uncover treasures near the black sea coast. 0h! that could become one of the most popular tourists draws in the entire country. with me is dora, an architect. she's an expert on the site. i'm excited. it has been a long time i have wanted to come here. wow, it's massive, isn't it? at 70 metres high and 60 metres wide, buzludzha looks out over the balkan mountains. completed in 1981, it was built as an iconic national monument to glorify the nationalist party. it's here because this was the birthplace of the bulgarian socialist movement. this is powerful, powerful architecture. following the collapse of the regime, the building was abandoned, and later shut off to the public as it fell into disrepair. recently, the only people to have seen inside are a select group of photo—hungry urban explorers who have broken in illegally. this is a really big deal today. the travel show is the first international tv crew to be allowed in the front doors. we are very excited and lucky to be able to do so. are you ready? oh, wow. here it is. me fi

at the club vest folliot zero four as it was grandparents were coal miners who moved from the black sea coast to girls and kitchen he was the first footballer of turkish descent to play for germany after world cup marco langer used to play football with ozil in his hometown. he was quite introverted when we met his kids he was a very quiet boy always carrying a ball around always with his father near the pitch. and example to follow until recently ozil had been a proud poster boy for integration today many germans were turkish heritage can understand how one photo could change everything. he was sent by germany's own fans all because of a photo also took a photo with article americal it's his business takes a photo with her to watch the scope it's a catastrophe how bad things have gone and because of one photo for me it's treasures. turkish german all both integration research is from the essence center for turkish studies say young people feel close to germany but also different from the non migrant population they say germans and german politics struggle with people who don't want to commit

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some of the best moments in st petersburg and then in southern russia done in sort you in the black sea coast down you'll hole can see so let's start with you it's been quite the world cup when you look at some of the people saying. this is the best ever it's pretty incredible to. think that just a month ago it started now it's ending give us your thoughts on the entire experience. yes you know it's been such a fantastic experience a possible level i've been up here in some petersburg for almost the entirety of the tournament's i was in moscow for a bit but it's been wonderful to learn so much myself about this city its heritage its culture its history the architecture is fantastic the people friendly and all not level it's been wonderful it's also been interesting to see all the people the colors and different flags and different nationalities and cultures coming to this country. particularly to the city we've had iran and moral code that was the first game of addictions we had belgians here it's wise we've had the french we've got so many different fans and people really engaging and i thin

down here on the black sea coast, it is a lot warmer than where david is in repino, the swedish teamed also today behind closed doors, where their final preparation session before departing for samara. i have spoken to a few of the squad members, sebastian larsson, of course, he knows english football very well, having spent 17 years there in total, and he feels all the pressure is on england. he says the expectation levels in england are such that the swedish team can go in something under the radar. that is a reflection, really, of how they have gone on throughout the tournament. they topped the group that contains germany and mexico, but many expected switzerland to beat them in the round of 16. not so, they have gone on, and there is a belief now, a spirit in the squad that does not contain big egos or superstars, but there is a collective spirit and believe that they can get past england and get to first semifinal in the world cup in 1994. they have departed in a coach in the last three minutes, heading for the airport, they will arrive in samara later today, that quarterfinal a

on the black sea coast, sweden have been plotting a course towards what they hope is a golden future. open up here. forsberg! chose to shoot! their 1—0 win over switzerland in the last round was hard—fought. but despite that, and previous success in topping the group, they have surprised many by getting this far. and with england now looming, they insist all the expectation is on their opponents. i'm sure the pressure will obviously be on england, a little bit more time on us. i'm sure people back in england expect them to go through. so, sweden are heading to saturday's quarterfinal with a quiet confidence. have england perhaps underestimated their nordic threat? # it's coming, football's coming home! england fans may be singing about how it's coming home, but some swedes think such confidence is premature and could ultimately be beneficial to their own team's chances. i hope the players get caught up in this hype that is in england, and they think they are world champions so they can go home after this game. sweden have now left their seaside base behind. they haven't been to the se

the shells are found all the way from the black sea to the coasts of central europe . neolithic people fashioned them into pendants bracelets and belt buckles. and they were popular as gifts. in. the neolithic period covered several thousand years. that's not very long in the timeline of history but our ancient and. sisters have the same spiritual and emotional needs that we do today. this period saw fundamental changes in everyday life and the ways that people lived and worked together. they began to bury their dead and to honor them afterward they built houses they raised crops and livestock. they organize themselves in the construction projects and erected huge stone structures and some of these have survived to this very day. does it seem as if. on the transition to civilization in europe began with the arrival of the migrants from the east even short migration produced civilization one thing cities that survived. the indigenous hunter gathering peoples either merged into these new societies or adopted sedentary farming culture on their own. there was no turning ba

on the black sea coast this hour will is home to one of crimea's most beautiful light houses just fifty kilometers from courage and surprisingly it still works and still lights the way for passing ships. because those guns and pistols keep for more subtle some. more to look forward short. the city of moore. but if you want to. be your costar look positions you've just thursday to get out there. just another ten kilometers drive south from the lighthouse and you find yourself in the approximate reserve that we can see incredibly beautiful salt lake's delightful babies and the mysterious grotto. itself ariel mantic. the course of talk about ideals. and. well the camino. certainty. that one of those you're going to go because you. know the other. thing. it's a very important day for shots and it's there in the call for a muslim wedding ceremony. all of the shots relatives aunts sisters and brothers are here all of them. getting cold feet but she's reluctant to leave the car. with come to the con spec mosque and starry crim it's one of the most ancient mosques on the peninsula. some seven h

black sea, caught people's attention on a russian beach. several people whipped out their phones to start recording as that waterspout popped up off the coastt town. waterspouts are relatively rare over there, but this is the second one spotted in the black sea recently. fishermen came across another one this past monday. >>> rob mayeda joins us now with a look at our forecast. >> nothing like that. >> do we get those in the bay area? >> well, you know, sometimes off the coast we have to watch for those things. this time of year, it's more the fog and the low clouds, storms that come through. right now, san francisco seeing a little bit of those low clouds. on our camera view over san francisco, city lights, partly cloudy skies. 59 degrees. high today of 68. as we talk about a warm-up coming our way, san francisco is not going to change a whole lot. the sea breeze is going to keep things pretty comfortable. emeryville, 62, waiting for those low clouds to spill across the east bay. highs today in the 80s. we may get closer to 90 degrees around san jose perhaps by wednesday. temperatures climb on up. check out these temperatures inland. still

caspian sea of the some of us around the black sea we've seen some fairly dramatic weather recently this is a waterspout that we've seen spotted just off the coast of southwest russia and it looks like the showers there could stick around as we head through the day on tuesday eventually though they are beginning to pull away and as we head through into wednesday things are generally looking dry up there will just be a couple of showers in the far northern parts of turkey elsewhere it's going to be a bit horse or i think on wednesday so a maximum temperature in beirut of thirty three degrees this time and force in baghdad will be at around forty five here in doha been quite windy over the past few days and that's helped to keep the temperatures down a little bit however the wind is going to ease as we head through the next few days so a maximum on tuesday probably of around forty four degrees and that's where we're expecting it to stay for wednesday too just to the south of us though there will be a little bit more cloud around particularly thick over parts of oh man and into yemen and around the coast it could be giving us a few breaks of rain a

black sea. crucial says the admiral of the six fleet. >> i think it's served to destabilize the security environment in europe. >> reporter: we're sailing off the coast of the u.s. missile destroyer porter in an exercise with ukrainian and tkish frigates. the foreign ministry calls the whole exercise a provocation. the porter's skipper says four russian navy vessels are shadowi shadowing his operation. >> currently we are 86 miles off the i'mian peninsula. >> reporter: it was just a year ago it was buzzed by two low flying russian fighters right here in the black sea. operation sea breeze as it's called sees some 2,000 sailors and marines training alongside one another. not only at sea. we are flown to a ukrainian military base where joint exercises are taking place. for 21 years the united states and its allies in this very volatile region have come together to communicate and integrate, and this year is the most vital yet. tensions have reached a boiling point with daily exchanges of fire on ukraine's eastern border with truss war with the russian federation says the ukrainian rear admiral here. i want president trump to tell putin this is the st c

caspian sea of the some of us around the black sea we've seen some fairly dramatic weather recently this is a waterspout that we've seen spotted just off the coast of southwest russia and it looks like the showers there could stick around as we head through the day on tuesday eventually though they are beginning to pull away and as we head through into wednesday things are generally looking draw up there will just be a couple of showers in the far northern parts of turkey elsewhere it's going to be a bit horse or i think on wednesday so a maximum temperature in beirut of thirty three degrees this time force in baghdad will be at around forty five here in doha been quite windy over the past few days and that's helped to keep the temperatures down a little bit however the wind is going to ease as we head through the next few days so a maximum on tuesday probably of around forty four degrees and that's where we're expecting it to stay for wednesday too just to the south of us though there will be a little bit more cloud around particularly thick over parts of oh man and into yemen and around the coast it could be giving us a few breaks of rain at t

black sea. crucial, says rear admiral sean duane of the sixth fleet. >> i think russian activity in the region has served to il deste the security environment in europe. >> reporter: we are standing off the coast of porter in an exercise with ukrainian while an angry rusa monitors every move the foreign mialstry the exercise a provocation. the skipper says four russian navy vessels are shadowing his operation. >> we are 86 miles off as well as off the peninsula. >> reporter: it was a year ago it was bzed here in the black sea. operation seaeereeze s some 2,000 sailors and marines training along side one another, not only at sea. we are flown to a yukrainian military base. for 21 years the united states and it allies in this very volatile region have come together to communicate and ingrate and this year is the most vital yet. boiling have reached a point with daily exchanges of border ukraine's eastern with russia. we are at ware with ussian federation says the ukrainian rear admiral here. iruant president to tell putin this is the 21st century and to sto the imperialism. many nations accuse putin of lairring up trouble in the sea. on the eve a of helsinkrica is showing a flag assisting its al

in this graphic, the 1970's had the hub of black sea bass here, with this as the center and then a slight reach upwards, but basically off the mid-atlantic coast. this is 2014, the center of activity has moved up closer to rhode island. we are right here. and of course black sea bass populations in our region have increased concomitantly. the black sea bass can represent rhode island replace the additional species which are growing more scarce, like winter flounder, the fish my wife studied for her graduate work, which has crashed as winters warm. the current fisheries management structure, however, forces rhode island fishermen to toss the increasingly abundant and valuable black sea bass overboard. noaa scientists call this northward transit of the black sea bass coming years ago, but regulatory catch limits did not keep up. they are generally based on historical catches and states are hesitant to give up quota even after the fish have moved northward and left their shores. so state-specific quotas badly lag the changing distribution of the fish. a former mid-atlantic fishery management council scientist acknowledged that fish like summer fl

in the black sea the ukrainian american led exercises involve military forces from nineteen countries during maneuvers the ukrainian president petro poroshenko expressed concern about russian coast guard ships in the nearby see the drills followed last week's nato leaders summit in brussels with the u.s. president accused allies of not spending enough on defense. thank you. a long night of celebrations in the most famous street in front has been replaced by a massive parade for the country's new heroes hundreds of thousands of people have packed the shows in is a in paris to welcome home the french football team and the world cup in a repeat of scenes twenty years ago france beat question four two in sunday's final . is in paris. the colors of france's flag edged into the sky above paris as shaznay avenue for the play is it was the one coming they had dreamed dull for the fans a joyful moment they would never forget the look what's happening it's a party we are united twenty years ago and now again well champions was going to take we had some difficulties in france with the attacks so this is a moment of pure happiness something i the team or one of the youngest in the tournamen

black sea caught a lot of people's attention on a russian beach. this is video of it right here. that's where people got out their phones as that water spout popped up off the coastf a russian resort town. water spots are relatively rare over there, so you can imagine folks were probably surprised. it was the second recently, fishermen came across another one this past monday. >>> coming up at 5:00, sending smoke into the south bay sky, the brush fire that's led to evacuation orders. >>> plus, preparing for protests. two members of president trump's administration that are set to come to the bay area. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing, with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. flames ripping through a hillside in the south bay. >>> right now at 5:00, breaking news, flames ripping through a hillside in the south bay. some evacuations underway with other neighbors ready to