budapest is hot, literally. thin crust over thermal springs, which power all these baths. both the ancient romans and ottoman turks enjoyed these same mineral springs. they still say, "poke a hole in the ground anywhere in hungary, and you'll find hot water." magyars of all shapes and sizes squeeze themselves into tiny swimsuits and strut their stuff. babushkas float blissfully in the warm water. the speedo-clad old boys club gathers pensively around soggy chessboards. and the circle of rapids brings out the kid in people of all ages. after 2,000 years of experience and innovation, locals have honed the art of enjoying their thermal hot springs. budapest straddles the danube river. on the west side is hilly buda, dominated by castle hill. the royal palace marks the place where one of europe's mightiest castles once stood. since the 14th century, hungary has been ruled from this spot. "newsline."" it is tuesday, may 24th, 9:00 a.m. trade will be a main topic of a key international meeting. ahead of the meeting nh

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budapest and bucharest. we did not know what happened in the world that the germans occupied in 1993 already. nothing about the war. only the occupied transylvania. and then changed everything. schools, offices, everything in hungarian from romanian. att long after that started the they took away the license from the store. they did not let jewish people without a yellow star. they couldn't keep non-jewish help. became thathe other we were not allowed to even go to the street without that yellow star. in may the 4th, transylvania was occupied on march. march, 1940. 1940. the lasthungary was country that the germans occupied from the whole europe. so, when they did all these things to us that they did not let us out, humiliation, even a gypsy said, i am what i am, but i am not a jew. so, we were totally humiliated. and that -- to me, that is even worse than suffering -- the humiliation. >> anna, after the hunt gary and stood all these terrible things to you. after the hungarians did all these terrible things

it was called budapest memorandum. look where it is. so i don't think we have an absence of tools really. i think that because we cannot act there, should not act there unilaterally, that we have to act with our european alleys and bringing them along is a lot more difficult than acting alone. that's why we're having the difficulty we're having. we should not be -- sit back -- if you don't like what's happening in other countries roll attacks which is what russia has done here. that's outrageous. now they're around our aircraft, buzzing our ships in the baltic city. and so i think we got the tools, it's a question of whether we have the political will with the european -- european allies with use them. >> i agree. senator, i think we do have the tools and so with respect to europe, there's a nato summit coming up in july and i think it needs to be a broad look at the functions and capabilities of nato taking into account what rush scsia has been up to. essentially a multidimensional covert hybrid war effort in ukraine. we need to ensure

budapest and bucharest. germansot know the occupied until we were already germany area nothing about the war. it changed everything. schools, offices, everything. that, they took away the license from the store. let jewish people out without the yellow star ar.a they could not keep non-jewish health. we were not even allowed to go to the street without that yellow star. 4, transylvania was occupied under a march. 140. -- 1940. >> 1940. anna: in 1944, hungry was the last country the germans occupied from europe. 1940. did all the things i said i am what i am but i am not a jew. so we were totally humiliated. worse than suffering, the humiliation. >> after the hungarians did these terrible things, they took away your family business. >> they took away everything. >> how did your family -- you had a lot of mouths to feed. anna: my father took care of that. we had flour, we had bread. we had brandy we sold. we had a brandy machine. .e sold it it was enough to help even other people. fourth the day, may the and f

covered shooting wars in algeria, cypress, reported from budapest, tel aviv, amman, damascus, rome.e college dropout the world was his university. in late 1963 he took part in a cbc discussion of the years' events. one of the other reporters on the panel was angling for a job at cbs news. and sent this tape as audition. >> i would think. >> i would look to speak for a moment about the possibility. >> instead it was morely who caught the eye of the american networks executives who fired him to join the prestigious cbs bureau in london. >> so i really felt that i joined the yankees. >> hello, america. morely would be following in the food steps of edward r. murrow, the cbs man in london during the war years. a hero. the countless listeners for his vivid accounts of the nazi bombing of the city. >> there are no words to describe what is happening. the flash and roar of the guns rolling down the streets. the stench of the air raid shelters. >> by the time morely got to cbs, murrow moved on. but his mystique remained. >> my desk was murrow's desk. murrow's old world war ii, cbs desk. so

postcard from budapest. we never heard after that of him , what happened to him, we did not know what happened. were in the whole little town where lived 50 jewish people, jewish families. they took us to see that and we stayed there for about two or three days, and in that synagogue, the children and the old people sleeping on the floor, it was terrible. and we did not know why and what was going to happen after that. they put us in carriages. they had to carry us about 37 kilometers from our homes. only jewish people who lived there, they took the houses from to live there.le they did not stay too long. then they said, take food for four days with you. and we still did not know what happened. us because it to came only that we did not know what happened before in the war. so, in the ghetto, we stayed there for about -- sleeping on the floor, children, mostly children and old women. the men were not there. days, they took -- i don't know how many people. they took them to the place -- train station. there.t

. >> i was in budapest and one of the more cynical people said the road to damascus is crowded these days. there's a lot of converts. look at this, john mccain support for trump. it's a surprise to some given the very personal attack trump levelled at him last summer. just to remind ourselves of how vicious it got. let's watch trump on john mccain opinion. >> i supported him. he lost. he let us down. i never liked him as much after that because i don't like losers. frank, let me get to it. he's not war hero. he's a war hero. he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't capture preponderance of the evidence i hate to tell you. >> john mccain is on base. >> i think that's very interesting. i agree that sometimes the road to damascus is crowded. right now it's eerily sparse. there's some that's creeping forward to say i will support trump. the senator said this morning in an interview that she would support but not endorse. >> what does that mean? >> i have no idea. it's like the mideast peace -- >> the other women in the party nikki haley. >> everybody is making

and it was called the budapest memorandum and look where it is. i don't think we have an absence of tools really. i think that because we cannot act there, should not act there unilaterally that we have to act with our european allies and bringing them along is a lot more difficult than acting alone. i think that's why we're having the difficulty we're having. we should not just sit back. if you don't like what's happening in other countries, roll the tanks, which is what russia has done here. i mean, that's outrageous and now they're doing barrel rolls around our aircraft and buzzing our ships in the baltic sea. and so i think we got the tools. it's a question of whether we have the political will with the european -- with our european allies to use them. >> i agree. senator i do think we have the tools. with respect to your roeurope ta nato summit coming up in july and ithy it needs to be a broad look of nato taking into what russia has been up to. they are been up to a hybrid war effort in ukraine and we need to ensure that we have nato that ha

the last time we played these beethoven quartets were in budapest and prague. around the city. i mean, on money we are playing. you know those ruins? i hope my music doesn't fly. >> is every spot different based on the theme? >> exactly. we have chosen 16 beethoven quartets. we are doing all 16. so today at noon we are at city hall in the rotunda. really beautiful spot. >> do you ever find people who like see you and they are not expecting to see you and then they stop and they stay? >> absolutely. you know, we played one last weekend in dolores park and it was raining and people stayed. and we had this like all these umbrellas. we have great photos of that. so it's been really great. st. anthony's was special to play there. we had somebody who said to that a homeless man was eating his lunch there said, well, we don't contribute to society. why do we deserve this music? >> oh, wow! >> everybody deserves it. a lot of people think of classical music as elitist. >> right. >> kind of stale. i have to pay $200 to get into this concert hall. you're bringing your moo

he opened a studio in budapest with 20 artist who is specialize. >> the big class of painters by the guys. >> she's just as meticulous when it comes to leaves which must have little holes or ragged edges where the bugs have lunch. >> you would be unhappy if this was a perfect leaf. >> boring. it's very boring just a plain old green leaf. >> this precision takes time. a place setting of six pieces can take her studio three days. >> how much does a single anna weatherley plate cost. >> just one plate is between 200 and $400. >> why would somebody spend $400 for plate? >> because they love it. if you would like to buy a piece of art and put it on your table, that's the only time you buy it. it's not plate. it's a hand painted object. >> her work is based on 17th and 18th century botanical art. she says the 19th century is too modern. she's created her own world, and she couldn't be happier. >> i don't live in the 20th century. i cannot drive. i don't do anything high-tech. just live in my world of beautiful impractical not sensible. >> this spring anna had another project. she designed

he reported from budapest, tel aviv, amman, damascus, rome. world was his university. in late 1963, he took part in a cbc discussion of the year's events. one of the other reporters on the panel was angling for a job at cbs news. and sent this tape, as an audition. >> safer: i would like to speak for a moment about the possibility of a brushfire war. >> kroft: but instead, it was morley who caught the eye of the american network's executives, who hired him to join the prestigious cbs bureau in london. >> safer: so i really felt that i had joined the yankees. >> edward r. murrow: hello, america. this is ed murrow, speaking from london. >> kroft: morley would be following in the footsteps of edward r. murrow. >> murrow: just telling you what i'm seeing. >> kroft: the cbs man in london during the war years. a hero to countless listeners for his vivid accounts of the nazi bombing of the city. >> murrow: there are no words to describe the thing that is happening. the courage of the people, the flash and roar of the guns rolling down the streets, th

those who drafted the budapest memorandum. they said get rid of the nukes were you afraid of? they said the russians they will give the ironclad guarantee they will respect your independence and we got back and look for that is. i don't think we have the absence of tools we should not act their unilaterally in bringing them along is a lot more difficult that is why we have the difficulty we are having if you don't like wood is happening in other countries it is the question of the political will with the european allies. >> i do think we have the tools so with respect to europe and it needs to be a broad look of functions and capabilities russia is a multi dimensional war effort. with those kinds of threats it is a different kind of threat in ways to promote the diversity of energy supply and great progress with natural gas production already diversity of supply and it can go in there are efforts under way to work with the europeans all hon counterterrorism and also owed these negotiations important for europe. to add a multi dimensional look there are a number of things i can

we got it, it was called the budapest memorandum. i don't think we have an absence of tools. we cannot act there or should not act there unilaterally, we have to act within our european allies. i think that is why we are having the difficulty we are having. made to sitt be back. if you don't like what is happening in other countries -- that is outrageous. are doing barrel rolls around our aircraft and ships in the baltic sea. i think we have the tools, it is question of if we have the political will to use them. >> i think we do have the tools. it needs to be a broad look at the functions and capabilities of nato. russia has been up to a multi--- to a covert war effort in the ukraine. that is not across the border, that is a different kind of threat. we have cyber and assets. indeed our great progress is are promoting a diversity of supply. i think their efforts underway in year -- and there are efforts underway in europe to do that. we need to work on our counterterrorism efforts. tohink it is important complete these negotiations, which is important for us. to have a multid

budapest d the memorandum and look where it is. i don't think we have an absence of tools really. i think that because we cannot ct there -- should not act there unilaterally, but we have to act with our european allies, bringing them along is a lot more difficult than acting along. i think that's why we're having the difficulty we're having, but we should not just sit back, and if you don't like what's happening in other countries, what he tags, which is russia has done here. i mean, that's outrageous, and barrel rolls ing around our aircraft and buzzing sea.ships in the baltic and so i think we got the tools. of whether we have the political will with the european allies to use them. >> i agree. senator, i do think we have the tools. o with respect to europe, there's a nato summit coming up in july, and i think it needs to look at the functions and capabilities of nato taking into account what russia has to.n up russia has been a ultidimensional covert hybrid war effort in ukraine, and we need to ensure nato has the capabilities and assets that it needs to push back on right.kin

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you're talking about something who drafted the budapest memorandum release. we negotiated that at the end of the cold war. i was trying to get ukraine to get rid of nukes. we will fix that, we will get the russians to give you a guaranty that they will respect your territorial integrity and independence. look where it is. i don't think we have an access of tools. we have to act with allies and bringing them along is more difficult than acting alone. that's why we are having the difficulty we are having, but we should not be -- be just -- should sit back. if you don't like what's happening in other countries, role of tags which is what russia has done out here. that's outrageous. now they are doing barrel rolls around our aircraft and buzzing our ships in the baltic sea. i think we have the tools, it's a question of whether we have the political will with the european, for our european allies to use them. >> i agree. with respect to euro, there needs to be a broad function, a hybrid war effort in the ukraine and we need to ensure that we have natos that have t