on wednesday evening in new york, ministers from germany, poland, and turkey joined the first nonnuclear state conference. maehara said that he believes the world wants to resolve the issue nle as duio he said the ten nations should coordinate ideas and take practical and responsible steps toward a nuclear-free world. the conference's final statement called for the world to be less threatened by nuclear weapons as it works towards their abolition. the statement says countries with nuclear arms will be asked to report how their reduction programs have progressed. the ten nonnuclear countes lltu their own action plans and meet again next year during the u.n. general assembly. >>> fbi director robert mueller says u.s. authorities have indicted 63 homegrown terrorists sie st ar. he also says detecting terrorism is becoming harder because the domestic threat continues to grow. elr made the comments on wednesday, before the senate homeland security and governmental affairs committee. he expressed concern that islamic extremists based in somalia are aggressively trying to connect with members o

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it does not change anything about german responsibility. >> nazi germany attacked poland in 1939, and she says it represents a deliberate distortion of the facts. we know westerwelle rejected the remarks, saying they cannot -- guido westerwelle rejected the remarks. >> anyone making ambiguous statements that question germany's responsibility for starting world war ii must consider that that not only contradicts the historical facts but it also does damage to our standing among our neighbors, not just in poland. >> in response to the criticism leveled at her, erika steinbach said she will step down from the national committee and november. -- in november. but we spoke earlier to our political correspondent and asked for more background on erica steinbeck's remarks. >> her political base is a small but very vocal group. they represent people who were driven out of the eastern regions of the nazi third reich at the end of the second world war. she has often courted controversy in the past by presenting this expulsion as a matter of suffering for the individual people and that they were v

it was a much more complex world at this time you know you had a national socialist regime in germany poland had the rightist regime pilsudski italy had a fascist regime you also had the communist regime in the soviet union there were all kinds of really even in britain and france you can say that democracy was really that stable i mean in france there was governments that came and went in a cascade throughout the one nine hundred thirty s. there was a coalition government in britain they called it the national government of the time there was a still a fear of communism at the time there was great economic problems the usa had retreated into isolationism i mean these were very difficult problems i don't underestimate the problems of the statesmen of the one nine hundred thirty s. group grappled with and they were supplied with some terrible information i mean we now know some of the british intelligence in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight was telling chamberlain that the the law of the capacities of bomb london and now we know that they didn't even have an effect of air force to even

hundred thousand people have come from all over europe arriving on trains planes automobiles germany poland.

still looking quite windy across germany and poland as well. the british isles getting a bit of a break in the wet weather. as you can see, a new system is going to be pulling in from the atlantic. again, it will be drenching the area, bringing strong winds as well. 21 degrees in london today. sunny spells for you. 21 in paris. then looking at sunshine in stockholm. 16 degrees. and 16 in moscow as well with plenty of sunshine. that's what's going on just now. here is your extended forecast. >>> japanese researchers say permafrost around mt. fuji is shrinking rapidly, possibly due to global warming. a professor and his colleagues at the national institute of polar research recently released the results of their year-round survey of the iconic mountain. the group found that a 300-meter strip of permafrost has been lost over the past ten years. the report says in 1998, frozen earth on the mountain's south slope extended down from the summit at 3,776 meters above sea level to an elevation of 3,300 meters. but this area is shrinking. >>> that wraps

detailed the partition of eastern europe on september the first nine hundred thirty nine germany attacked poland by september the seventeenth soviet troops entered poland as well this rare footage shows a joint parade in the town of brest the soviet brigade commander chris shane and general good rianne of germany share a viewing platform the polish army had now ceased to exist. all they. needed i never saw my father from that moment on there was no word from him until he. taken prisoner by the soviets. most of the police officers and fronted troops were sent to the stash of camps one of three of the polish prisoners of war a down built by the poles to link the island to the lakeside still serves as a reminder of that time that the poles stayed for just over six months in april nine hundred forty the first groups of prisoners would then taken to an unknown destination the poles move to the nearby railway station across the frozen ice of lakes and. i knew our there were they were actually very joisting the guards told them that they were being sent closer to the polish border board so that they co

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prosecution office who was accused of terrorist activities and again he was detained in poland but before he was extradited to germany the polish court was extremely cautious to tell the germans that they can only prosecute against this person on the basis of the polish law and not on the basis of the of the german law and the germans were pretty upset about this and this is with you extradition to russia might be might prove even more difficult right from the center for european policy studies pelter much a kocinski thank you very much for your thoughts. coming up later this hour on our team you can join our close up team as we explore russians far east and wonders the second in the region. tucked in between the russian mainland japan and the sun coming island is the island of minute all named off the french seafarer who discovered it it is this dr has the right to suck a little region we'll take a look at what's in store for us here. one of russia's criminal kingpins has been shot dead in the center of moscow a slum was considered the godfather of the russian mafia better known as death he's thought to have control

this is someone who i think was in germany and then went to poland. it didn't end well.ant to do a show tonight, not on this book. i want to do a show on something that i think is critically important. i have shown you this over here. faith, hope and charity. i've shown you the faith, hope and charity. sorry, oscar and nefrp the control room. oh, heavens, he's moving. it's the 40 day, 40 night challenge. what it is, it's a blueprint for our national survival. this is what i think we need to do to survive. basically, it's that we have to have firm reliance on protection of divine providence, the code in the declaration of independence. firm reliance on divine providence. we have can't have faith, we have to have more than faith. we have to, we have to know personally that god is not on our side, but we are on his side. these are the steps i ask you to take. the four steps and challenge yourself to do these things in 40 days and 40 nights. to help the country survive. when i say something like that, because there is a fundamental misunderstanding of the tea party and small

it was east germany and then you're going to poland you know we had the iron curtain that we had that was the border yeah. you know on the border and yeah to russia really well we can through the border. i think partly because of you two. hundred drugs. so you followed me you know they were coming here we're going out as we were coming in. but the border the bureaucracy that we found of the border. i really don't understand why common else which i think russia actually needs. is blocked by so much bureaucracy when i realize that some people smuggle you know this flag or whatever smuggler conics which is which is very see this is by the one of the reasons when the russians when even the russian president says let's let's get away with the visas to chile to europe they say well we would be glad to do that but they but the drug traffic from afghanistan through russia to europe and this is this is a very big problem than you're talking borders north south as well because the drugs are coming from from africa they come across from south america to africa. i mean the drugs and drug situatio

poland. people from ethnic minorities live in all parts of germany. together, they make up 1/5 of the population. that means of germany's 82 million inhabitants, 15 million have roofs from immigration. according to a recent survey, some 95% of ethnic minorities feel at home but they say that there is a higher likelihood of being employed. -- unemployed. that is due to some levels of achievement that are different in immigrant groups. some believe that the education system needs to change if children from non-german backgrounds can have a better chance in life. more than 50% of non german children drop at a school. -- more than 15% of non german children drop out of school. no statistics are available on at it minorities with a german passport. non native speakers of german often need extra resources. berlin has announced plans to commit more money for language education. the government is boosting efforts to recruit teachers from ethnic minorities. the hope is that teachers drawn from immigrant families last act as role models and improve the opportun

belgian capital they're coming in buses and on trains from all over a year from it's far afield as germany poland and even some from britain labor leaders say that they hope to gather one hundred thousand people.