during one of his visits to east berlin, he married his old girlfriend gerlinde and they had a son. matters? >> barsky: initially, it wasn't complicated at all. it got complicated later. >> kroft: because? >> barsky: because i got married in the united states to somebody else. ( laughter ) >> kroft: did she know about your other wife in germany? >> barsky: no. >> kroft: did your wife in germany know about the... >> barsky: not at all. >> kroft: so you had two wives. >> barsky: i did. i'm... i was officially a bigamist. that's... that's the one thing i am so totally not proud of... >> kroft: being a spy was all right... ( laughter ) being a bigamist... >> barsky: in hindsight, you know, i was a spy for the wrong people. but... but i... this one hurt, because i had promised my german wife that, you know, we would be together forever. and i broke that promise. and the one way i can explain it to myself is i had separated the german, the dittrich, from the barsky to the point where the two just didn't know about each other. >> kroft: not only did he have two different identities and two

berlin is where the east and west meets in a real, substantial sense. i think that's why berlin can go out of the slump it has right now because it has that kind of unique situation of being at the cutting edge right there at the meeting place between the two sides of east and west. narrator: since the fall of the wall in 1989 and the end of the cold war rivalry between e west and the soet union berlin is being transformed into one city as the capital of a unified germany. the collapse of the soviet iron curtain reshaped europe itself. berlin has once again assumed a physically central location in a new expanded european region. berliners are hopeful that their city will soon attain a more central functional location within europe as well. in the decades to come their success will be measured in an eastward shift of europe's economic core and the emergence of berlin as a city whose relative location is at the center of a new europe. technically, poland became democratic in 1989 almost immediately after the collapse of soviet rule here. but the diffusion

writer, i was with a group of other writers and journalists who went to warsaw and budapest and east berlin. and the people i met there, this was just when the wall was coming down, when you could say that ronald reagan's policy had -- prophecy had been fulfilled. the people on the other side of the iron curtain, -- i m many of them -- actually saidet his were morew than words. and this could not have happened without iit. thank you. and my great great great great grandfather thanks you. [applause] dean patterson: going to be a tough act to follow. thank you dr. morrison and thank you regent university. it is an honor and privilege to be here this morning. speaking of the time of day reminds me of what ronald reagan once said about the collision of time and day and age. and when he would speak. he quipped that the definition of middle ages when you're faced with the temptations and you choose the one that let you get home to bed by 9:30. as a side note, i'm glad to tell you that just this week i turned on a many scooped for the last act, which is the 30third book i have written about ronald

it's about a little girlie boy from east berlin that makes it out by way of a terrible series of eventsybe some people do, if that's your thing, rock and roll, but on a day-to-bay basis not many are kicking on that much makeup and lashes and wigs. >> it's a very demanding role physically. >> yeah. >> so how do you stay healthy? how do you stay strong? >> i've always been sort of a big fitness enthusiast. it's that time, a little more now. but people always think that the workout thing is for the vanity. there's skin that's shown in the show so people think you're keeping fit for that but you're keeping fit so you can jump off a car in heels and not break an ankle. >> this is different than being on "glee," do you like the live audience? >> i come from the theater. there's nothing like it. it's always real and it's -- it's a real-time catharsis of the whole thing and real collaboration. the audience in the show is a character in the show. >> yeah. >> they ares the other actor that you play with every night. >> if you're in the audience you interact with some of the people? >> oh, yeah. n

. >> reporter: that was wendy cham berlin, president of the middle east institute talking to, former u.s. ambassador about how isis did get a lot of their funding from antiquities. what she told me, if you remember in, during civil wars these blood diamonds, she is calling them blood antiquities. they are sold on the international market and they help fund isis. to give you an idea of what they can bring in, one of these antiquities can bring in $1 million. that's enough to buy roughly 12,000 ak-47s and roughly 2.5 million round for that. that gives you a real idea of what this antiquity trade, what effect this has on the war. natalie? >> exactly. another sickening aspect of how isis is able to amass so much money to continue its rampage. also with palmyra, ian, people are saying why can't palmyra be rescued. that puts an awkward forcing the tous go into syria to try to run isis out because they are aiding the syrian government somewhat. it gets tricky trying to figure out who is on what side, where and how. >> that's right. as we've seen, isis has expanded in syria and iraq. the u.s

east bound currently having no problems. still dealing with a sinkhole in berlinew jersey on the white horse pike. closed headed towards haddon avenue, chris. >>> hackers have once again infiltrated the federal government, and this time it's the irs that's been hacked. next, the way the criminals cracked the system and how you can find out if your information was stolen. >> reporter: and, chris, when temperatures reach 90 as they're expected to do later in the area. many of us take it easy and stay inside. that is not an option for some people whose business only heats up. >>> it's 4:15. on to decision 2016. another candidate is entering the race for president today. he's a familiar face to pennsylvania voters. former pennsylvania senator rick santorum is reportedly set to officially declare his presidency for the republican presidential nomination. the social conservative ran in 2012. he surprised a lot of people by winning the iowa caucuses. santorum served two terms in the senate from 1995 to 2007. >>> kentucky senator rand paul said christie's comments about h

show you is the star of time which was the trip time from paul auto and to berlin game there's delays coming in now from the east shore freeway interstate 80. and the westbound direction there was a minor accident located right here some paulo and overland drive time not all that bad and was getting worse here in arrested 680 was next in just reported south down at the 242 interchange here as other drugs and which is typically 12 minutes and all 16 to 80 minutes southbound coming out of concord and heading down toward walnut creek. please >> darya: sudden for smash about grab burglars who hit bloomingdale of caught on video a jeep cherokee backs right and and damp rights to their front door. a bunch of black dress people and how did tom black jumped out so it's hard to tell who they are. smash and grab from the cases as well this happened about 4:00 yesterday afternoon and the alarm did go off police were called but the by the time the cost of their these guys were long gone. >> mark: 19 year-old arrested in san jose's caught surveillance video last friday 4900 block of shiloh court to men see inside the surveil

berlin and cut the heart from hitler's empire. and he vanished like smoke. upon the green banks of the river elbe, we waited for eastinked up with the russkis at the elba river. he did not know any english. i taught him to say something. we did all right. i don't like to think where we would have been without this. [explosions] >> we were going toward the danish frontier. a million and a half surrendered in the north. the fighting would be over and our job was beginning. we were prepared for plenty of trouble. resistance. perhaps something more violent. where wolves in sheep's clothing. they seemed healthy, well fed. their disease was in their minds. a german woman, looking to the left of the town said to me -- if only you had given up in 1940, none of this need have happened. [explosions] >> at one minute after midnight, may 9, 1945, the guns stopped. d plus 347. >> now it starts. all the arguments about which country won the war. anyone who wants to take it up by himself is not only boasting, but nuts. >> i spent four years in the infantry. during that time i only met three men who likes to fight but they were lit

out of berlin gave interpol ito or the commit direction north along with the drive times currently of just 18 minutes as it did not compile also to broadway and burly game we will update the eastrt that will be right after the war news right after break when we continue. introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >>mark: that angry about the water company to put water restrictions and a place that will likely be in for starting on june 15th will be right back when the news continues. >>mark: the deadly amtrak train the room and philadelphia the video from the same last night of first responders cared for people on stretchers investigators from the same poor through the wreckage of the terrell train transit out what went wrong all seven cars derailed some of the crushed the train has a loss to the sea to new york city the death toll up to six and over zero hundred and 40 others injured. >>michelle apon: it was asked taken by a passenger or rather a person nearby if unable saw the train derailed showing all the evidence nearby in the first responders adding to the sting out to show you another piece of video he also sent out yesterday

berlin wall came down. poland czechoslovakia, hungary and the rest brought in democracy. eastgermany overwhelmingly rejected communist power. their elected officials oversaw a peaceful conclusion to the communist state. it was a reformation that the tide was a freedom tied. it was a reinvigoration of the truman doctrine that it would be the policy of the united states to support free peoples who were resisting subjugation by armed minorities and would play in important role in the end of the cold war. my argument is here, in the spirit of this symposium and the university setting, my argument here is that even more important than reagan's rhetorical crusade, his support for anti-communist forces around the world was his persistent rejection of cold war adversaries. if you go to the reagan diaries he finds a distinction between enemies and adversaries. clearly muammar gaddafi was an enemy. reagan wrote, he is a madman. we got that. so was castro and a few others. i think reagan intended to conceive of enemies beyond this particular bogeyman as in the abstract. that is to say te

berlin, cut the heart from hitler's empire. he planned to rule the earth pole to pole vanished like smoke. on the green banks of the river, waited for eastim to say my aching back. we drank toasts, had a million laughs. now he found an interpreter, toasts the great american soldier. that stopped me. we did all right but i don't like to think we would have been without them. >> a million and a half surrendered in the north. fighting nearly over, our job was beginning. we had been training a long time for the administration of germany and were prepared for plenty of trouble sabotage passage resistance, perhaps something more violent, wear wolves in sheep's clothing. as it turned out, most were docile. seemed healthy, well fed. disease was in their minds. a german woman looking at what's left of her town said if only you give up the 1940, none of this needn't happen. ♪ ♪ >> at win minute after midnight, may 9 1945 the guns stopped. now it starts. all of the arguments about who won the war. here's what i say. no country on earth could have won it alone. what does that mean? anybody that wants to take a bow by himself is not only boasting but

why a lot of heavy traffic south won 01 out of berlin game all the into san the sale it will be pretty thick for traffic will pick up of democrats on east the left lane for a solid backing from highway 280. >>mark: his satanic its first court appearance the 19 year-old zachary was arrested in connection with a 17 year-old the body was found last thursday it just by the high scorer they knew each other but they're not sure how the 16 your was also booked in the juvenile hall in connection. >>darya: demanded that the young teenager who was walking her dog take a look to sketch of the man they're looking for he tried to kidnap the girl saturday if it happened at the corner of mason and harry and avenue of the surveillance video were showing you shows that the suspect vehicle he made a u-turn and then went back and followed her a teenager managed to fight him off the he managed to get away to called it that the car as a 98 to 2000 bass are greyhound accord. >>darya: it happened in a 900 block of the court around 1230 in the morning there's smoke coming from the upstairs the upstairs bedroom was destroyed and damage to the defendant was an a

coming up on 730 a a quick look at 08 said in east bay focus in on the weather next immense discuss continue to be mostly clear and when they're beginning berlin for bay shoreline community is nonetheless temperatures mild lot low 50s are now in a mix of low performers as well in by noon time may be in the clear for some look what looks to temperatures warmup at the upper 60s at this point and when three afternoon to status quo in such warm conditions in london on temperatures and lotus and '70s and upper sunday and won a two locations and but they were talking and upper 60s for most of the afternoon vesey's the forecast is a live look as we continue look at the sun shine their own clubs bullion a mix by this morning but again lbo generally cloudy afternoon and temperatures as the cyclical side. >> james: upper '40's for good parties bay by a valid committees antioch 49 livermore 38 l little bit warmer and oakland 50 their 50 also san fransico that also mid-40s and the north bay full check of forecast and his team headed over to george. >> george: clicker right here at the bridge were not tracking any hot spots of a bridge back up later than u