you have to imagine this wawel castle in krakow, it was really like a kingdom.dy knows each other, yes. everybody talked to each other. they knew exactly what was going on in the death camps and what was going on day by day. you have said, i think, that you have no doubt that your father loved hitler more than he loved his own family. yes, that's for sure. and you use that word love advisedly. you really mean love. really love, real love. it was something of a homosexual kind of love. tell me about your last encounter with your father. he, of course, was tried at nuremberg as one of the top nazis to be held responsible for the genocide, for the war crimes, crimes against humanity. but before he was executed, you saw him one last time. yes. sitting on my mother's lap, it was a big room on the other side... i will always remember i was sitting behind this window with small holes to understand each other. i was sitting on my mother's lap. and knowing that will be my last visit to him. and he smiled at me and laughed. do you have a picture of him at nuremberg? it is

television, different cities, warsaw, krakow, switzerland have withdrawn. why as a performance president have you been supporting paris' bid? >> it is easy to mobilize people against things but it's a good thing to mobilize people for things. i think the olympic games are good for paris, and the region, and the country as a whole. because of the games will show what we can do. the games will show the level of sport of france in terms of infrastructure, friends will position is self as a global -- it herself as a global -- itself as a global standard. if we are chosen for the olympic games, which i hope we will, it will help the whole of the country in favor of sports. haveports federation, we volunteers who will organize themselves to prepare for the event. it is a wonderful way of mobilizing. it is an important component of our vision of society which i wish to defend for the true sport as a somebody said wonderfully in the earlier presentation, the true sport you can integrate society and break down barriers. would you support a project, it frees people e

mary is as revered in poland come in krakow. reagan's speech was named "for our lady." reagan made a statement, wish john pope the second -- john paul ii well. he said the holy father had warned of certain economic theories that used the rhetoric of class struggle to justify its justice. he mentioned this after sending his greetings to john paul ii. in the name of another ledge adjusters, the neighbors sometimes destroyed, killed -- destroy it, killed. looking back, if reagan was here, telegraphing what he was thinking about who might have been involved? more on that later. bill casey at the cia was thinking the same. either way, i commend ellen smith, the chairman of the board here at the institute of world politics, the son of bill casey, the son-in-law of bill casey. they were of huge help to me in giving me a couple of critical insights on this book. bill casey, on the morning of may 14, 1981, the day after the pope was shot, called a meeting of the national foreign intelligence board in washington. he wanted to know what was moscow up to on this day after the pope

it was the third time the national park had submitted a bid to unesco, which was meeting in krakow.k's 31st such site. the liberal democrat mp tim farron, whose constituency is in south cumbria, said it was fantastic, well deserved and a formal recognition of the outstanding natural beauty of the area. has been a glorious weekend of whether for many, is has been a glorious weekend of whetherfor many, is it has been a glorious weekend of whether for many, is it set to last? sunday was a day of mixed fortunes. we had dry, bright weather across england and wales. this was the scene captured by a weather watcher in shropshire. we had fair weather cumulus cloud. some showers around. you can see the clear skies and the cumulus cloud. further north across the country, northern ireland and scotland, there has been more cloud around. here was the scene in coleraine in county londonderry. for northern ireland and central scotland, we keep the cloud and the outbreaks of rain through the evening. slowly creeping southwards and eastwards into the early hours of monday. still a few showers furthe

it was the third time the national park had submitted a bid to unesco, which was meeting in krakow.1st such site. i don't think there will be much argument over that. let's look at the weather prospects over the coming couple of days. much of england and wales have seemed warm sunny spells today but in scotland and northern ireland it has been a wet affair. in england and wales we have seen some cloud developing, and this cloud in cambridgeshire. go into this evening there could be plenty of that through east anglia and the wash. this rain gradually edging south into parts of north—west england and north wales by the end of the night. a rather warm and muggy night but there are cooler, fresher night as we go through the week. monday morning is a mixture of weather on the weights with some sunny spells in northern scotla nd with some sunny spells in northern scotland but maybe the odd shower around. we still have this weather system by this stage through southern scotland, still with an area of cloud and northern ireland, some of these showers edging into north—west england. south of

it was the third time the national park had submitted a bid to unesco, which was meeting in krakow.e. the liberal democrat mp tim farron, whose constituency is in south cumbria, said it was fantastic, well deserved and a formal recognition of the outstanding natural beauty of the area. now we all enjoy taking a selfie or two, but here are a few pictures of something not often seen. these images of the rare siberian tiger have been released by the land of the leopard national park in siberia. they have been filmed by an automatic camera that was set up by rangers in the park to monitor the tigers. the park says it offers a rare glimpse into the tiger‘s family life. contrasting weather fortunes take us through sunday evening. sunny spells for much of england and wells about some cloud has built. for scotland and northern ireland more cloud here and northern ireland more cloud here and outbreaks of rain. watch out later this evening for some heavy and possibly thundery showers around parts of east anglia. by the end overnight some of this rain in scotla nd overnight some of this rain i

jagiellon age of the kings when copernicus was at the krakow academy.he jobless rate has dropped below scandinavian levels. events have moved on. euro zone is now in full cyclical recovery. how does america not screw this up. several things. the president has to demonstrate its commitment to their continued security. it is their security really provides a cover for a lot of the prosperity. second, increased trade. increase trade between the united states which the president has spoken of it now, the question is will they move ahead on the new negotiations. third, the president did, to his credit, underscore the importance of energy cooperation. sales of natural gas in particular. not just because it benefits the united states economy because it gives many of these countries an alternative to russian gas. russian gas is, by and large, more expensive. and it gives russia a what they cann use for political leverage. securitys part of cooperation and for the united states. francine: good morning. does that only work in the favor of the united states if grow