it has been budapest ever since. name "hungary." others say the first king was actually st. stephen. there's a magnificent church built in his name. the funicular is a train that's more like an elevator. it travels up the steep castle hill. at the top is buda castle. for centuries, this is where the rulers of hungary lived. the city has seen some terrible times. the area has been conquered by the turks, retaken by the christians, then during world war ii, the germans occupied budapest. the nazis rounded up jews, sending them to extermination camps. but this man, swedish diplomat raoul wallenberg, saved thousands virtually single-handed. at great personal risk, he protected hungarian jews by issuing them swedish passports. that's why there are memorials to wallenberg throughout budapest. when troops from the soviet union arrived, the germans fled, but not before blowing up all the bridges across the danube. the soviets claimed they had liberated the city. they even erected this liberty monument. but the people were no

then i'm going back to budapest. craig: i like budapest. very nice. have you been to that little market on the bridge? >> i've been everywhere. craig: it is great. well, i think we have all learned something. [laughter] go ahead. >> i don't wear these in budapest. i keep these for -- they actually match your carpet. craig: yeah, if you hasn't tucked your trousers into your boots, you would have blended right in. disaster avoided, jeremy. jeremy irons, everybody. we'll be right back. [ stella ] here's me. and here's my depression. before i started taking abilify, i was taking an antidepressant alone. most days i could get out from under and carry on. but other days i still struggled with my depression. i was handling it... but sometimes it still dragged me down. i'd been feeling stuck for a long time. so i talked to my doctor and she added abilify to my antidepressant. she said it could help with my depression, and that some people had symptom improvement as early as 1 to 2 weeks. i'm glad i talked to her. i wish i'd done it sooner. now i feel more in

and there was another issue that downriver from the dam is budapest, a city of 2 1/2 million people.n time, hunrians, through street protests, et cetera pressured their own government to slow down on their... their half of the project, so that by late 1980s, the hungarians only had completed roughly ten percent of their project, where the slovaks had pushed ahead, actually, and were almost 90% done. so this started to cate tensions between the two countries. with the hungarians not wanting it to go through and... and stopping, the slovaks came up with an option to just completely finish the dam and the whole project on their side of the boundary. kulesza ( translated ): it has produced a tangled web of unresolved ecological, political and legal problems with the southern neighbor. the two countries have applied to the international court of justice at the hague to resolve this dispute by peaceful means. this is not the balkans, this is central europe. the hungarians accuse the slovaks of having displaced the border between the two countries by a few hundred meters. narrator: in 1997,

meanwhile, budapest, 25 degrees. by friday. you are going to be seeing about 1. still seeing nice sunshine. it will be getting a good bit chillier. madrid, dropping out of the 30s done to 29 degrees. here is your extended forecast. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> that is all for now on this edition of "newsline." i'm yuko aotani in tokyo. thank you very much for watching.

sweden beat kazakhstan to no one in budapest the goals were flying in for the dutch against hungry as you may know and netted a brace in their four one victory this was the first then. equalized from the spot. but bruno martins soon had the dutch in front again. before lent completed his double. and clause young hunter law added a force all one to the dutch. but it's remain here your top group d. on goal difference after they beat and or a four nil turkey a stony a three nil in the other guy. and a late goal helped belgium snatch a one one draw time to croatia the host had to come from behind after money and you could open after just six minutes but your family you guys are right at the death with a sizzler from gear. and also sharing the points with scotland who claimed a one one draw against macedonia and serbia stunned while six want to go top of group eight. for italy the runners up in this year's european championship. to nil in group b. while ball garia got a narrow victory over our media. while they were also wins or cyprus no way it can switzerland in group b. . and also racki

sweden kazakstan to nil while in budapest the goals were flying in for the dutch against hungary as the german law netted eight brace in a four one victory well this was his first and then. equalized on the spot but bruno martins soon had the dutch in front once again. before long completed his double and class huntelaar then added a faux. but spot without its remaining who took the group d. on goal difference after they beat andorra four they'll turkey to stony a three no in the other games. are those where barcelona superstar you know messi was a bit of a shadow of his for you scoring self and says argentina side came from behind to clinch a frustrating one one draw in peru in their south american qualifier zambrano left footed home the opener for the hosts midway through the first half from a new east the three zero cross round madrid's gonzalo again equalized fifteen minutes later to salvage a point for argentina however the two time world cup winners are still top of their nine nation pool point ahead of colombia and ecuador. now british prime minister david cameron has said he's p

sweden cassocks down two nil while in budapest the goals were flying in for the dutch against hungary as you may know netted a brace in their four one victory this was his first and then. equalized from the spot but bruno martins soon had the dutch in front again before you know completed his double and classy and into law added the falls. but it's remaining a huge up green day on goal difference after they beat and dora four nil while turkey a seventy three nil in the other game. going nowhere and loss alone a superstar you know wesley was a bit of a shadow of his free scoring self as his argentina side came from behind to clinch a frustrating one one draw in peru in their south american qualifier. left footed home the opener for the hosts midway through the first half made the east after you cross but realm of reds goes out again equalized fifteen minutes later to salvage a point for argentina however the two time world cup winners are still top of their nine nation proof head of columbia and ecuador. now british prime minister david cameron has said he is profoundly sorry for the d

nation to seek a bailout a senior official says the request could be made by november it's thought budapest could ask for up to fifteen billion euros to shore up the country's crumbling budget many used to european economies are in difficulty trapped between uncertainty in the global financial global we're talking about culture with you know business department gloom gloom gloom of the markets reacting to all of it yeah that's a good word really isn't it because right now the market is all gloomy themselves we're seeing a lot of red figures kevin on the screen and it's really because of the discord there's been a lot of disagreements between euro zone leaders today on the way the best way forward to deal with the european sovereign debt crisis let's get stuck in and check out how wall street is performing because they are now in there often in session and as you can see not much is change really not much movement it's all still firmly entrenched down below the water line and as i say it's a lot to do with the father in europe he's got germany of france disagreeing all went to introduce the

nation to seek a bailout a senior official says the request could be made by november it's thought budapest could ask for up to fifteen billion euros to shore up the country's crumbling budget many eastern european economies are in difficult t. trapped between uncertainty in the eurozone and the global financial believe me. all right well the days of business news just ahead here on r t it's not just a bit after twenty four minutes past eight and i. would be soon which brightened a few songs from feinstein question its. stance on t.v. dot com. rage and creative. elegance and full and public speaking. a few european bodybuilders against millions which immigrants. may not seem so serious. but this could be a real threat to. european extremists. the friendship vision of russia has started again after two hundred years up with the. jet the approach of polio has arrived from overseas to lead the army i have to really take my time to prepare myself to get it right. the bloody battle near moscow is going to start over. james brown will reveal the victor the soldiers are back to do it all again. bu

european nation to seek a bailout a senior official says the request could be made by november it's all budapest could ask for up to fifteen billion euros to shore up the country's crumbling budget many eastern european economies are in difficulty trapped between uncertainty in the euro zone and the global financial. and staying with european problems let's join katie from the business does kilo there katie hi karen yeah we're going to dive into the european markets and see what's happening there because there has been a report from germany and france that they've disagreed on when to introduce the banking union for the area and that's where the food. the mock is of the moment as it is even though the footsie on the donkey is just that as well as other concerned about the strength of china's economy as well as tall missy how all of that is affecting the european markets as well the european current say it isn't due to drop playing and that it's really as the dollar ramps up against it we can see is dropping one twenty nine seventeen just meanwhile the ruble is out she makes this and i let into o

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behind that line -- [inaudible] warsaw, berlin, prague, vienna, budapest, belgrade, bucharest and sofiahese famous cities and the populations around them lie in what i must call the soviet sphere, and all are subject in one form or another, not only to soviet influence but to a very high and, in some cases, increasing measure of control from moscow. >> he said it better than i would have. now, churchill went on to talk about many soviet misdeeds. among them, displacing millions of germans from their homes, trying to destabilize even western europe, wanting to prevent at all costs democracy from being established in berlin, making outrageous demands in turkey and iran, and backing the economy is takeover attempt in china, or manchuria as he called it. even stated the utmost need of active diplomacy back when military strength, and sent of russia, that there's nothing to which they have less respect than for weakness, especially military weakness. churchill been linked his warning about communism to his founding -- sounded the alarm bell before world war ii which warned his listeners that

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