the brandenburg gate as a magnet for tourists right next door the u.s. embassy. is security and public space still co-exist. but in the future will the security situation call for other solutions will potentially endangered buildings have to be conceived differently a downside the city center like the new u.s. embassy in london an entirely new embassy is going to be built at a cost of about walden billion dollars. the building looks almost exactly like a twenty first century castle it reminds me very very much of the norman keep as a sort of structure it has a thirty meter moat filled with water believe it or not which is both a landscape. and aesthetic feature and the security feature and it involves a whole lot of blast proofing architecture has a whole lot of very intense security devices and systems many of which are confidential as you'd expect built into this glass and steel almost medieval castle like structure. are we witnessing or a nascence of medieval architecture with electronics city wools and bomb proof modes. fortresses have always had a dual funct

the brandenburg gate as a magnet for terrorists right next door the u.s. embassy. is security and public space still co-exist. but in the future will the security situation call for other solutions will potentially endangered buildings have to be conceived differently a downside the city center like the new u.s. embassy in london an entirely new embassy is going to be built at a cost of about walden billion dollars. the building looks almost exactly like a twenty first century castle it reminds me very very much of the norman keep as a sort of structure it has a thirty meter moat filled with water believe it or not which is both a landscape. and aesthetic feature and the security feature and it involves a whole lot of blast proofing architecture has a whole load of very intense security devices and systems many of which are confidential as you'd expect built into this glass and steel almost medieval castle like structure. are we witnessing or a nascence of medieval architecture with electronics city wools and bomb proof modes. fortresses have always had to deal fun

the brandenburg gate as a magnet for tourists right next door the u.s. embassy. has security and public space still co-exist. but in the future will the security situation call for other solutions will potentially endangered buildings have to be conceived differently and outside the city center like the new u.s. embassy in london an entirely new embassy is going to be built at a cost of about walden billion dollars. the building looks almost exactly like a twenty first century castle it reminds me very very much of the norman keep as a sort of structure it has a thirty meter moat filled with water believe it or not which is both a landscape. and aesthetic feature and the security feature on it involves a whole lot of blast proofing architecture is a whole load of very intense security devices and systems many of which are confidential as you'd expect built into this glass and steel almost medieval castle like structure. are we witnessing or a nascence of medieval architecture with electronics city wools and bomb proof modes. fortresses have always had to deal fun

the brandenburg gate as a magnet for tourists right next door the u.s. embassy. is security and public space still co-exist. but in the future will the security situation call for other solutions will potentially endangered buildings have to be conceived differently a downside the city center like the new u.s. embassy in london an entirely new embassy is going to be built at a cost of about walden billion dollars. the building looks almost exactly like a twenty first century castle it reminds me very very much of the norman keep as a sort of structure it has a thirty meter moat filled with water believe it will not which is both a landscape feature an aesthetic feature and the security feature and it involves a whole lot of blast proofing architecture has a whole load of very intense security devices and systems many of which are confidential as you'd expect built into this glass and steel almost medieval castle like structure. are we witnessing a rare nascence of medieval architecture with electronics city wools and bomb proof modes. fortresses have always had t

nineteenth two thousand and thirteen following the g eight summit president obama stood at the brandenburg gate and berlin germany and gave a speech about nuclear proliferation and he was president of strength in our efforts to stop the spread of nuclear weapons. and reduce the number and role of murtha's nuclear weapons. president obama said he wanted to bring nuclear warheads to their lowest levels since the one nine hundred fifty s. but in that same month his administration simultaneously unveiled a two hundred and seventy five billion dollars plan over the course of twenty five years to modernize its nuclear warheads and production capacity in response to the administration's move greg maalouf of the los alamos study group said that this proposed budget reflects bad management bad priorities for the nation and a lack of political courage and even savvy on the part of the president his party and his appointees it is a real disappointment a travesty of management and policy now according to a new report by the us government accountability office the government's gross mismanagement of nuclear

ronald reagan at brandenburg gate, that was a symbolic speech. that actually happened. the "jerry maguire" speech only works in the land the client. your adversary will gladly give you a symbolic speech if you fail to win the real ones. so he's got -- we have to actually, as conservatives, libertarians have to learn how to win from this. and i think the only way to win what's next is assuming that obamacare is now a medical condition which could be fatal, you have to make it a temporary condition. how is that? do you allow the american public to be exposed to it like a vaccine? that way it actually creates an immunity against such a pernicious, pernicious disease that is obamacare. >> why are you so worried about -- i'm not going to sing. what is your fear that it be tried by people? >> i don't have a fear because i know it's going to fail. >> i think we'll get to this in the next block, but the costs are outrageous. >> okay, fine. >> where do we go? where do the democrats go from here? where do the republicans go from here? when you talk about republicans, maybe talk a

germany at brandenburg gate talking about nuclear weapons. he was strident in his conversation, lecturing the world. president putin sees how it plays back in peoria with this op-ed piece. president putin and obama often had icy even hostile relationship. this editorial warns that u.s. military action if done unilaterally could have grave consequences. collapse of the united nations. could unleash waves of terrorism around the world. goes after u.s. policy could put in jeopardy including the israeli-palestinian peace talks, iranian nuclear action. it headlines a plea of caution from russia. forget the united states. this is much broader statement by vladmir putin that once again the russians would like to be seen on the world stage truly as a superpower on par with the united states. bill? bill: on the ground what does this change if anything, leland? >> reporter: well, so far the standoff is still happening in the mediterranean. you have the u.s. warships there. you have russian warships. they recently dispatched one of their carrier killer