in istanbul, they collided while one was trying to overtake. that put one of them out of the waste -- out of the race while webber and his third. >> there were plenty of rumors circulating in the press but most were untrue. it is important to sit down, discuss it openly, find out who said what, and what was meant by it. we both agreed it was not our finest moment but this can happen. it is important to get on with things now. >> the drivers feud flared again at the british grand prix. he was given webber's car, much to webber's frustration. weber went on to take the checkered flag in another race. >> we are managing two competitive animals. they are fairly intense. >> the energy drinks company red bull as been the driving force between -- for the racing career. the team is downplaying any suggestion of favoritism. redpoll is aware of the fierce rivalry provides an element of from on which for many people increases the appeal of the sport. >> it makes it very interesting for all of us to have these things happen because that is what makes formul

this attack on the bus in istanbul killed five people, four of them soldiers, one of them a 17-year-old girl. a splinter group has admitted to carrying out the attack. this has been going on for 26 years. we were invited to witness a camp at a secret location in the mountains. the fighters were not keen to be filmed. for more than one decade they have used these mountains as a base from which to plan and execute attacks inside turkey. justifying killing in the name of a political cause. saying that the un supervision would mean a cease-fire. they accused the utilization of the bodies of fighters and that the war would continue. >> they cut out his eyes. we will go on to fix what is needed. >> this war is being fought on two fronts. turkey to the north, iran to the east. most countries have been hit by bombardments on their territory. you can see the results of this bombing in this massive crater. deeper than i am tall, caused by a turkish air flying at the end of june 1 night that dropped two bombs. scattering pieces of shrapnel this big all over the place, causing the destruction that

but shortly before leaving for istanbul on tuesday, the german and foreign minister indicated that turkey was far from joining the eu. meanwhile, the british foreign minister has come out strongly in favor of turkey joining the union. cameron said turkey would bring greater economic and political stability to the block. turkey first applied in 2005, but little progress has been made since then. the bosnian wartime leader who was wanted in sir leon war crimes charges was arrested at the london teacher airport in march on charges of alleged murderer. -- the london tea h. rowe airport in march on charges of alleged murderer. he is wanted to forge row over the deaths of soldiers in 1992 at the beginning of the bosnian war. the current conflict in afghanistan indicates a secret unit was being used to hunt taliban leaders. it was called to task force 373 and under a policy of kill or capture. it showed several innocent civilians were also killed during these operations. the unit was active in areas of afghanistan under german command. >> these german soldiers are training for their upcoming mis

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these people boarded in another port in istanbul. they didn't go through any security checks. they had their own communication equipment. they had their own -- their own steel pipes and things that they brought on board. and when our coast guard effectively wanted to check this ship and make sure it behaved the way the other five did, they were brutally attacked. you can see that in the films that were released. our soldiers, our navy people were fighting for their lives. what would you do if the coast guard boarded a ship and the coast guard was brutally attacked by people who were, you know, clubbing them, knifing them, taking weapons from them, shooting at them? what do you think would happen? how do you think the american people would respond? >> larry: okay. but how do you repair the damage with a state you need to be friendly, turkey? >> well, you're quite right, that turkey and israel had an important relationship. turkey's a very important country in the middle east. i think that the relationship began to deteaeriorate with the turkish policy, a new policy, that basica

and then at night when the secretary rode home to istanbul, because he was exiled on an island off the turkish mainland, he physically stuck the pages into a big long scroll. scroll. and in these hoover institution archives, they have each chapter rolled up into a scroll. in other words, when he edited what he'd dictated in the morning, he liked to see the run of it. he had an esthetic -- >> did you read the original? >> yes. >> they allowed you to sit there and roll it out and read it. >> they did. and they have wisely in my view, introduced restrictions on what you can do now to these extraordinary artifacts. >> do you have any idea how many people have read this there? >> i think i am the only one who has read the drafts of the autobiography. autobiography. it was a thrill. it was a magical experience for a would-be historian. >> when did you do it? >> two or three years ago. >> and how much time did it take you to do it? >> well thankfully, he wrote in a very legible hand. i have looked at the manuscripts of the great dictators in the soviet union. lenin didn't write awfully legibl