period to build these enormous yachts kind of like scientific floating laboratories and charlie's expeditions down to the galapagos islands to gather flora and fauna. when this happened the first when it came down was a man by the name of eugene mcdonald was the founderat of zenith radio. had no idea it was inhabited run into fredrickson dori. when he gets back to the united states speaks about his discovery of a modern-day adam and eve which of course sets the stage for other people to start coming for the entire world to start paying attention to these really interesting eccentric characters that are on the island. >> i have a question about your process again. having access to these primary resources in this narrative nonfiction that reads like a novel. it is so cool. how do youin structure a story without leaning too far and fictionalize in? how do you build that? >> first for the structure i am kind of a psychotic outline it out of there is another it. [laughter] my outline for this book was about 140,000 words. the book itself is about 80000 words so you're not getting war and peace it's onl

we are not cooperating with that madness. >> charlie: the voters handed down a mandate, they want illegalagainst their voters wishes or denying that they ever voted for mass deportation in the first place. cnn refuses to believe trump one because it immigration at all. >> i am not convinced, and i think now that numbers are much more clear, that the voters that voted for donald trump were voting on immigration. it was a great rhetorical weapon just as trans athletes were and some of the man issues were but it really came down to the economy. >> charlie: trump's victory should have been a wake-up call for democrats. but instead they are sticking to their old losing playbook, telling americans that what you are seeing is not really happening. >> he just posted about the new president of mexico, he says he had a wonderful conversation, she agreed to stop migration through mexico into the united states, effectively closing our southern border. i should note this has basic we are ready happened, it's been happening for eight months now, border crossings have been near zero. they have essential

down. >> charlie: it was definitive and what i think was more devastating than losing the entire blue wall, again, is the fact that, if you look at the numbers in the states or he didn't necessarily win, a place like new york swung 13 points from 2022 his direction. he lost new jersey by five points. he won miami-dade county in florida, the first republican since 1988 to win amy dade county, and it's all because of exactly what you are saying, tyrus. it's not brooks brothers-wearing republicans who turned out for him. it was everyone of every stripe, and all completely driven -- not a conservative thing, common sense and prosperity and they want to be able to live their lives and enjoy their wealth. >> it's obvious reasons why people voted that way but it's not obvious until after the fact. the other sides was nuts, and they weren't. that's how it was. as a homeless, lesbian, transgender -- you are now transgender, correct? >> michael: i'm on the fence about it. sometimes i'll tuck and run around the house. doesn't it seem interesting they turn it into a victim? >> michael: it's nice to go

their breath. images were shown around the world making checkpoint charlie famous. fortunately the tasks went through the situation, calm down and the wall became a sad part of everyday life. checkpoint. charlie was a border crossing for diplomats and officials for 28 years until november the 9th. 1989. when the wall opened here at check point, charlie completely unexpectedly mathias browner was there. he was 23 years old at the time and captured the evening's events in west berlin with his camera. photos can now be seen in a pop of exhibition. what were the motions that night is blow, but i am volk system best with the thought of both bonds and i am but what vonda this is stuff smoke last month. oh, beautiful. so it might be the top ones of what it says all prescribed on november. 9th mathias phone are like so many others heard the unbelievable news. the ged are announced, it would open the world. perhaps. as soon as that very night he made his way to checkpoint tardy. for g d. r guards could barely hold back the crowds of this day and to get out the lights on papa. what do you have created to yet keep this busy? none withi

a checkpoint charlie, which we saw in that report, also down the road at post on our plat, on the route as well. a 4 kilometer stretch of black cards and posters, that it'd be made known to us by people in berlin, people in chains and cities across germany. they were asked what freedom means to them today. and really, some of the messages on those black cards reflects some of the motors and slogans that we haired in the weeks leading up to the fall of the wall in 1989 in germany. of course, it's known here as the peaceful revolution when cyrus ins of people, tens of thousands of people take to the streets of east germany to demand freedom. so it's a really incredible installation here is very moving. i was walking the lens of the rates for kilometers long and walk all but um there were lots of different generations, little kids, parents, the grandparents explaining what happened on the 9th of november, 1989. so really, the policy is just getting started here and keeping the memory alive, mountain 35 years on journey is germany, really united as well? what are we asked that question? the

charlie's shot is down. we are going to continue looking live and brownsville, texas and we will cover this as it happens. we are about 52 minutes away and we will be watching for this to happen. ukraine firing u.s.-made long-range missiles into russia after getting the green light from joe biden. russia says it is lowering the threshold for a nuclear response. jennifer griffin have the latest at the pentagon forest. >> a senior official tells fox that ukraine struck targets in southwest russia for the first time using u.s. provided long-range strike fires. >> we will not go into details. ukraine has long-range capabilities and drones made in ukraine. we have these and we will use them, all of them. >> this come to two after we learned biden listed restrictions on the use of these missiles. the response from russia was immediate. >> it is a signal they want to escalate and it is impossible to use these missiles without the americans. >> following the strike, vladimir putin signed a nuclear doctrine lowering

charlie: that's kind of interesting, i'm surprised by that, john tower was the last nominee voted downve thought that there would be one since then, but i -- obviously, i can't think of one. brian woib if it's true, that's telling. rachel: one of the interesting things about cabinet, donald trump has a very ideologically diverse cabinet. axios just wrote a piece on that saying, behind the curtain. trump's liberal cabinet. this is from a piece written by mike allen and jim vandehei. lost in the noise of trump's most controversial picks is the simple, undebatable fact this might be one of the most i'd to logically diverse cabinets of modern time. trump's cabinet increasingly resembles a european-style coalition government saw staffed with a dizzying array of ideological call rivals united for now at least by a grand maga vision. it's trump's team of ideological rivals. the team represents the trump world view, traditional conservativism is dead and biggest lifelong advocates neuteredded to the point of irrelevance. i don't know if i agree with that last line, but i will say that this --

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charlie: it's a complete upside down world. turning now to your headlines. belonging to nf if l superstar travis kelce was reportedly found in rhode island after his kansas mansion was broken into last month. this comes just a day after the nfl warned players about a potential crime ring from if south america if targeting them. the nhl and nba issuing warnings to their players as well. his teammate, chiefs' quarterback patrick mahomes, also had his missouri mansion burglarized last month. >>> michigan congressman-elect tom barrett will be literally following in his great grandfather's footsteps come january after successfully securing the house office space once occupied by his great grandpa and former congressman over 90 years ago. he joined us earlier. >> citing an opportunity and exciting moment, of course, for my family. he's best remembered for adding under god to our pledge of allegiance. it was really done to separate us from if our cold war adversaries, the communists, the soviets that really doesn't share our belief in god. it was something that, ce

the north vietnamese regulars were good, but charlie company was cutting him down with fire that swept through the tall grass. poverty. twigs and his thin green line had. where i get a little choked up on some of the stuff. we're stopping the most serious event of the afternoon we defeated that event we finally a reinforcing company in moore finally got a 360 degree perimeter just as darkness was falling. there were some attempted enemy attacks during the night, but they were small we fought them all. we all fought them off all early next morning, moore got out on the command, had called company commanders and said, i want you to a small patrol out and see what's out front, and then i want you to meet me at the c company command post. we're going to figure out how to get in here. savage passed that order down. platoon leaders and small patrols were out very quickly the front erupted. i had a reinforcing join me later that evening. i had now four platoons on line. i got on the radio my to right flank platoon leaders reported were back in position they were heavy attack heavy enemy attac

charging, famous. fortunately the tax went through the situation. calm down and the wall became a sad part of everyday life. checkpoint. charlie was the border crossing for diplomats and officials for 28 years until november the 9th 1989. when the wall opened. here i checked when charlie completely unexpectedly mathias browner, was there. he was 23 years old at the time and captured the evening's events in west berlin with his camera. his photos can now be seen in a public exhibition. what were the motions that night is blow, but i am volk system best with the thought of both bonds and i am. but what vonda, this is stuff smoke last month in the of us the so maybe the top will just as all push time on november 9th mathias phone or like so many others heard the unbelievable news. the ged are announced. it was open the walls perhaps as soon as that very night. he made his way to check when tardy. ddr guards could barely hold back the crowds of this day and to get out the lights on both papa, what do you have to do with it? gets to this busy, none within the house of games. are you able to port in these parts here? what else from

down, man. we're partying. all these girls are here. charlie, you got to meet charlie, the wizard. dennis was convinced that he could make charlie a star. keith morrison: and so, improbable as it seems, dennis took manson to his brother brian's studio-- that's brian wilson-- to record some of his songs. here's manson singing during that session. [charles manson, "sick city"] restless as the wind. this town is killin' me. keith morrison: but when the other beach boys actually heard that-- they didn't have a very high opinion of the music, or charlie. keith morrison: --the session fizzled. but the beach boys did play one of manson's songs on "the mike douglas tv show." but dennis rewrote the words and the title. gregg jakobson: oh, charlie was so angry that anybody would dare to change the lyric or change anything he said. it was like misquoting him. keith morrison: so the beach boys were not the answer to manson's dreams. but there was one more chance. gregg jakobson knew a man in los angeles who could snap his fingers and get manson a contract. his name was terry melcher, one of la

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yeah, this -- charlie, this storm kind of broke down this pattern we have been stuck in for the last more active. look at these temperatures, 49 crees in new orleans. cold has debt do -- settled down towards the south. thing are overall pretty good today. let's look at some cities from the mid million atlantic across parts of the southeast, this is the your best and worth day to travel. if you have plans on the worst day, just make sure you're having, you know, those plans to be patient and any alternate plans maybe that you need to take. this is the storm right here that's going to bring our monday into tuesday troubles. not a massive storm, it's not going to cause huge, huge problems. it's really this storm that's more the wednesday, thursday storm that is a stronger storm and maybe bring big know across parts of the northeast, and that's really a thursday washout for so many people. so make sure you've got all your shopping done and you are settled inside your house wherever you need to go to by thursday morning. big snow thursday across the interior sections of the northeast and

i love that, like, liberals tried to burn the tree down, and we just built it bigger and bet better. charliebrian: is that an angel or a dove? it kind of looks like an angelic cover. we lit that tree the up last night, counted it down. i think we've got some video. in case you missed it, you might want the to see it here. >> 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, - [cheers and applause] >> merry christmas! merry christmas! ♪ ♪ rocking around the christmas tree at the christmas party hop ♪ [laughter] rachel: i love that. the kids couldn't contain themselves. brian: it's good when the tree lights up when you hit the button to. you never want to hit the butto- rachel: oh, yeah. brian: like the clark griswold thing? rachel: they had the fake snow but really it was snowing in new jersey, charlie, believe where it or not, earlier today. charlie: yeah. it was snowing concern we got snow, my daughter said that they got snow in d.c. yesterday. rachel: yeah. charlie: and then it turned to cold rain, but it was snow at least -- brian: and steelers and browns this week -- charlie: what an amazing visual. brian: it

charlie plum. david: vietnam pilots and shot down over hanoi and went through really hard years of captivity.o secretly connect with the people living in the cells next to him how to communicate and pryor pray in secret. i mean, it's extraordinary the lengths to which -- he had to kind of be talked into it by morris code; right? >> yes and this morris code as it tapped out what he called mantra and mission to keep the faith maybe. it's exactly that, david, there's no way to go through years of brutal torture of solitary confinement and the hell they endured without faith and stories of christmas and celebrating christmas in captivity that what communion looks like in captivity and country where religion was persecuted and point about being secret about it or not so open and operators telling me i've never shared this story before, but i trust you, emily, to carry it accurately and adequately and i'll carry that honor. david: my son was in two wars and my wife was praying all the time and has devotion to our lady and claims that she gives our lady credit for his coming back without physical in

charlie: and suzanne agrees with me, no separation needed, it's family, no wall required. holidays are chaotic fun, enjoy them. brian: tear downor thanksgiving dipper. charlie: that's right. happy thanksgiving. ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. thank you so much for joining us this morning.

charlie: and suzanne agrees with me, no separation needed, it's family, no wall required. holidays are chaotic fun, enjoy them. brian: tear down that wall, that's the philosophy for thanksgiving dipper. charlie: that's right. happy thanksgiving. ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. thank you so much for joining us this morning. welcome to "sunday morning futures." i'm maria bartiromo. grateful this morning, happy thanksgiving, and we are so grateful to our audience. president trump that shapes his cabinet at lightning if speed, attorney general, treasury secretary, nato ambassador, agricultural secretary just some of the nominations rounding out the incoming 47th president's team. coming up, previewing the confirmation hearings with wisconsin senator ron johnson, member of the senate homeland security, budget and finance committees, house oversight and financial service committee member byron donalds here from florida. and cutting out waste with new subcommittee head and georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene newly tasked with working with elon musk and vivek ramaswamy to cut out trillions in government spending. >>

i want to walk down memory lane with you charlie.oes and he'll bring normalcy and save the soul of the nation. minneapolis burned. we surrendered a police station. they took total control of our legislature so we now have a brand-new plague that nobody likes. joe biden who you said you voted for for those reasons he has bragged that he's the most progressive president ever and that didn't really work out. you are doubling down and you are saying harris is the one. let me give you some news on that buddy. they said they want to make washington d.c. estate to get more centers and they wanted to make puerto rico a steak to get two more senators and they wanted jampacked and at supreme court justices to pass the court. they want to end the filibuster. is that normalcy? is that going to the center? >> good morning to you to sir. let me take a view of these issues. i'm for divided government for good reason to check on both parties frankly. i think that would be the best thing that we could have happened in this country. you can talk about

down. people are ready to spend. >> neil: they are indeed. charlie target was hit hard on the notion that its guidance was a little iffy for the holidays and beyond peered walmart just the opposite. is there a secret formula here? >> i think when you are talking about the retail giant like amazon, it is very difficult for anyone to compete. they really own the game as far as big-ticket item sales are concerned. plus a lot more people are doing their shopping online. anytime you walk into a big retailer like target or walmart, you just don't see that many people. add to that the fact that these in person stores are being constantly hit by thefts. they have to put all of the items behind those really annoying locked cases. it just makes in person shopping a nightmare. so a lot more consumers are turning to amazon simply because it's easier to shop there. >> neil: yeah, i think you are right about that. i want to show you something as we get ready for the busy thanksgiving travel season, if you can get a flight and not have a delay or god forbid counsel

may lose one of his nominees, it will happen because they get voted down, not because of inaction by the senate. stuart: got it. charliehanks very much, or indeed. see you again soon. >>> senator john fetterman has a message to the democrats who are melting down over trump. what is he saying, lauren? lauren: calm down. he says don't focus on the small tweets or small appointments, but on trump running the table -- those are his words or -- for two years because republicans control congress. >> gets the kind of thing, i mean, gets the kind of thing that he wanted, you know, like the freakout and all of those things. and he hasn't even been -- [laughter] it's still not even thanksgiving yet. and if we're having meltdowns, you know, every tweet or every appointment and all those things, i mean, it's going to be four years. lauren: i think he's speaking some common sense. elections have consequences, right? if a some point too much outrage is coming from the other side. stuart: okay, got it. let's get back to the markets, please. it's a monday morning. you want the know how your money's doing as we start the new week. not

charlie, american and soviet tanks drove up, armed with light immunization and stood facing each other for more than 16 hours. berlin and the world held their breath. fortunately, the tax went through the situation. calm down and the wall became a sad part of everyday life. there's not much left of the wall, a checkpoint, charlie today. it's merely a popular photo spot. but you can find out what the, what actually look like in other places. our 2nd stop is a memorial unborn hours trust. it consists of a large opener, exhibition kind of documentation center. these will show where the wall one stood mainly through the middle of nowhere structure. when the wall was built over night on august, the 13th 1961 dispute, people jumped out of the windows under now were shots. the houses were in the east, but the street was in the west. over the years, the simple wall became a sophisticated border fortification system. the 140 people died, either by being shot or from accident that occurred by trying to escape at the burden. but the memorial, the knowledge dresser is very moving. since it's the star commander of the once tragic history of the city, the, our 3rd spot is completely different. it's colorful, tearful, an

charlie one niner mixed rate in runway three one. cleared to land. negative. can't make the field. >> just see if you can pick me up. i'm about to go down looks like. >> i think 280 somewhere. the controller then asks about other options. charlie? >> charlie one niner. are you able to make a right hand turn towards san jose as well? negative. i'm continuing north here. >> i'm going to have to go down over the freeway. i'm still running right now, but i know i'm out of fuel. >> when you heard about it, what was your reaction? >> that's my boy. >> cheryl conway is the pilot's mother and came to pick him up alongside the freeway. >> you got in trouble, and you brought it in, and you're okay. your plane is even okay. that's my boy. he's a great pilot. he really is. >> the plane is called a carbon cub, and the owner says it is primarily used for hunting and fishing trips. the owner tells us this is not a kit, nor an experimental plane. it was purchased fully assembled from the factory. >> yes, it absolutely is lucky. it is a, you know, very good stroke of luck that the pilot was able to find a place where they were able to put the plane down

charlie one niner, make straight in runway three one. cleared to land. negative. can't make the field. just see if he can pick me up. i'm have to go down looks like. >> i think 280 somewhere. >> the controller then asks about other options. >> charlie? charlie one niner. are you able to make a right hand turn toward san jose as well? negative. i'm continuing north here. >> i'm going to have to go down over the freeway. i'm still running right now, but i know i'm out of fuel. >> when you heard about it, what was your reaction? >> that's my boy. >> cheryl conway is the pilot's mother and came to pick him up alongside the freeway. >> you got in trouble, and you brought it in, and you're okay. your plane is even okay. that's my boy. he's a great pilot. he really is. >> the plane is called a carbon cub, and the owner says it is primarily used for hunting and fishing trips. the owner tells us this is not a kit, nor an experimental plane. it was purchased fully assembled from the factory. >> yes, it absolutely is lucky. it is a, you know, very good stroke of luck that the pilot was able to find a place where they were able to put the plane do

charlie one niner, make straight in runway three one. cleared to land. >> negative. can't make the field. just see if he can pick me up. i'm about to go down over what looks like, i think 280 somewhere. >> the controller then asks about other options. >> charlie? charlie one niner. are you able to make a right hand turn toward san jose as well? >> negative. i'm continuing north here. i'm going to have to go down over the freeway. >> i'm still running right now, but i know i'm out of fuel. >> when you heard about it, what was your reaction? >> that's my boy. >> cheryl conway is the pilot's mother and came to pick him up alongside the freeway. >> you got in trouble, and you brought it in, and you're okay. your plane is even okay. that's my boy. he's a great pilot. he really is. >> the plane is called a carbon cub. and the owner says it is primarily used for hunting and fishing trips. the owner tells us this is not a kit, nor an experimental plane. it was purchased fully assembled from the factory. >> yes, it absolutely is. lucky. it is a, you know, very good stroke of luck that the pilot was able to find a place where they were able to put t

down their apple position? do you think they're done? >> i think that something they should have been doing right from the beginning. i never understood charliehave a great company you shouldn't sell down in it. because you can get overexposed to a single stock no matter how great it is. i think some of this is an auto pilot. it's no reflection on what they think of apple as a company. it's a desire to have a smaller exposure to apple, and i think that's healthy. >> professor, i appreciate it your time as always. enjoy. we'll see you soon. >> all right. up next, top technician -- breaking down how he's navigating the uncertainty surrounding this week's election. he's here next. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. our friend sold their policy to help pay their medical bills, and that got me thinking. maybe selling our policy could help with our retirement. i'm skeptical, so i did some re

charlie, santa rosa tower win.com altimeter 3006. if you're going to survive the landing when we come down, no matter what you do, you always have. okay. got it down. well, i did it. and that was a lot of fun. in fact, let's go again. hello, wilshire ward chapel. fullerton. yeah.

charlie has been following it closely. >> i have been hunting this story down for a while.ack out $2 trillion from the federal bureaucracy, you name it. now he is being joined by the vivek ramaswamy. both know how to read a balance sheet or how to control costs. elon cut out 80% of the workforce of twitter when he bought it and it works pretty well. here is what we understand is on the table. try to get millions of people to leave their jobs voluntarily through severances. they are talking about issuing severances to some people to get them to leave their jobs. give them two years worth of pay in exchange for leaving a job which they can eliminate, and/or enact something done in 2016 or 2017. trump signed an executive order that gives him mandate over the federal workforce and civil service employees. you cannot fire them individually. you have to wipe out departments and that is what they are looking at. where can we take out big pieces of the bureaucracy that are not needed, that are redundant, and for those that would protest this, how can we give them severances to get

down in germany was eventually re unified. this is one of the few crossing points that used to exist between east and west spin teck point, charlie and the city center one separating the american sector in the west and soviet controlled east spending. today it is one of the cities most famous attractions. here the world is gone. only the god houses left and the sweat and the city remnants of the world remain a visible mark on the surface. and the silent reminder of a city once divided into a testament to the peaceful protests that lead to reunification. and our political correspondent, jenny green, was following celebrations of the brandenburg game today. she told us more about the event sizes that people have gathered here. the brand of our games, hundreds, hundreds of musicians that farm something all the read them by. and you can hear in the background. people are singing fry. hi, that's the german for freedom. and i've kind of like twins, the drum kit. there's kind of loose guitars. it kicked off tonight with patsy's smith. people have the power with the inheritance. david spies, heroes david, very famously lived in west berl

down in germany was eventually re unified. this is one of the few crossing points that used to exist between east and west spin teck point, charlie and the city center one separating the american sector in the west and soviet controlled east spending. today it is one of the cities most famous attractions. here the world is gone. only the golf house is left elsewhere in the city. remnants of the world remain visible mark on the surface and the silent reminder of a city once divided into a testament to the peaceful protests that lead to reunification. oh, we can take your life to the brandenburg gate in berlin. now let's see what's happening there. those celebrations are unfolding already and see if we can pull up some picture, finding the i the don't you can leave thousands of people have gathered there. of course, a very emotional moment. the fall of the berlin wall for the capital berlin. and we can now talk to our correspondent jenny graham, who is at the brandenburg gate following everything that's going on there tonight. um tell us how are people marking this anniversary? yeah, i can hear fireworks. i don't know. they're just

down and germany was eventually re unified. this is one of the few crossing points that used to exist between east and west. been in check point charlie and the city center one separating the american sector in the west and soviet controlled east spill in. today it is one of the cities most famous attractions. here the world is gone. only the golf house and sniffed and sweat and the city remnants of the world remain visible mark on the surface and the silent reminder of a city one is divided into a testament to the peaceful protests that lead to reunification. anger is growing in spain over the response to flooding that has killed more than 220 people. dozens are still missing off the tar and swept away vehicles and people tearing through the streets and buildings destroying railway lines. the eastern province of valencia was hit hardest, in some areas. more than a years worth of rain fell in just 8 hours. but with tears in troops still clearing up and searching for for the victims. dw correspondent junction of short stories as now from valencia, and for that that's been widespread and go over the government's response to the floods a

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down. florida and to compete on the national level. well, charlies have about 3,000 to 300 of that 60,000 goal that you're trying to get to. >> you know, can you tell us a little bit about the players? i mean, how excited are they to attend this? >> they're really excited. a lot of like some of our boys have been playing together since the age of set of our boys. this is their first year and just we've been talking about florida since the beginning of the season. so they're excited. so, you know, go outside of california. this is some of their time. a lot of their times, the first time the travel outside of the state. so like they have worked so hard, a bout of illness injured, lack of resources. so we have really came together, not only, you know, for the players but their families. and we just really, really, really hoping for that support from the community that they must have had a pretty good season. i take it. they're all really excited to hopefully get to go to florida if we can get the past together. >> yeah, yes. >> well, we florida, hopefu

down and the wall became a sad part of everyday life. there's not much left of the wall, a checkpoint, charlie today. it's merely a popular photo spot. but you can find out what the, what actually look like in other places. are 2nd stop is a memorial and burn hours trust. it consists of a large opener, exhibition kind of documentation center. these will show where the wall one stood mainly through the middle of bernard street. when the wall was built over night, on august, the 13th 1961 displayed people jumped out of the windows on their knowledge of the houses for in the east, but the street was in the west. over the years, the simple wall became a sophisticated border fortification system. the 140 people died, either by being shot or from accident that occurred by trying to escape at the burden. but the memorial, the knowledge dresser is very moving. since it's a stars, reminder of the one strategic history of the city, the, our 3rd spot is completely different. it's colorful, careful, and original. the east side gallery is 1.32 meters song and the spaces that are just fun all over the world. after the fall of the war, it isn't ins