in krakow, a young boy wanted to meet the american vice president. learning the child was sick, bush began to cry. to his diary, later that day, the vice president said this: my eyes flooded with tears and behind me were television cameras, i thought i cannot turn around, i cannot dissolve because of personal tragedy in the face of nurses that give of themselves every day. so i stood there looking at this little guy, tears running down my cheek, hoping he would not see, but if he did hoping he would feel that i loved him. that was the real george w. bush. -- george h w bush. a loving man with a big, vibrant, all enveloping hearts. so we asked as we commit his soul to god, and as he did, why him, why was he spared? the workings of providence are mysterious. but this much is clear-the this is clear, george herbert walker bush who survived that fiery fall into the pacific made our lives and the lives of nations freer, better, warmer, and nobler. that was his mission, that was his heartbeat. if we listen closely enough, we and can hear that heartbeat eve

in krakow, a small boy wanted to greet the american vice president, learning that the child was sickcancer that had taken robin, bush began to cry. to his diary later that day, the vice president said this, my eyes flooded with tears, and behind me was a bank of television cameras, and i thought i can't turn around. i can't dissolve because of personal tragedy in the face of the nurses that give of themselves every day, so i stood there looking at this little guy, tears running down my cheek hoping he wouldn't see, but if he did, hoping he'd feel that i loved him. that was the real george h.w. bush, a loving man with a big vibrant, all-enveloping heart. and so we ask as we commend his soul to god and as he did why h him? why was he spared? the workings of providence are stee mysterious, but this much is clear. the george herbert walker bush who survived that fiery fall into the waters of the pacific three quarters of a century ago made our lives and the lives of nations freer, better, warmer, and nobler. that was his mission. that was his heartbeat, and if we listen closely enough, w

the krakow bishop spanglish. carroll points between paint john paul the second in one thousand nine hundred seventy eight in which the archbishop of krakow and lives in the panel. join his papal visit to the assembled people from that same window and. danish icelandic artist olafur eliasson has arranged thirty blocks of ice in front of london's tate modern the installation aims to raise awareness of global warming . taken from the ice cap of which fell into the broader here to the streets in london i did it to show one of the scientists the politicians talking about when they talk about feel the warm but here in touch. the project was timed to coincide with the un climate change conference in poland. where you turn now to our special series this week where a top chef robin ph cooks up yummy christmas dishes in just under five minutes today he's going to prepare spice more wine with a traditional snack involving goose fat now if he goes too fast you can always see his videos again on our website. if. there's time

in krakow, a small boy wanted to greet the american vice president.he cancer that had taken robin, bush began to cry to his diary later that day, the vice president said this my eyes flooded with tears, and behind me was a bank of television cameras and i thought, i can't turn around, i can't dissolve because of personal tragedy in the face of the nurses that give of themselves every day so i stood there looking at this little guy, tears running down my cheek, hoping he wouldn't see, but if he did, hoping he'd feel that i loved him. that was the real george h.w. bush a loving man with a big, vibrant, all-enveloping heart. and so we ask, as we commend his soul to god and as he did, why him? why was he spared? the workings of providence are mysterious, but this much is clear. the george herbert walker bush who survived that fiery fall into the waters of the pacific three quarters of a century ago made our lives and the lives of nations freer, better, warmer, and nobler that was his mission that was his heartbeat and if we listen closely enough, we can h

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what kind of activity has been known and at the same spot in eight hundred eighty three the original krakow a tower. a volcanic eruption and explode in an generated large tsunami in that area and maybe through public education purposes proces sort of that knowledge can be transferred to our generation and then hopefully people are more will conscientious about their choices of war day where they go especially when there is a kinder to really going on for the past six months and just know that a possible tsunami might occur all right robert bice associate professor of natural hazards at the genius heck we appreciate you coming on for us thank you thanks for having me. now to some of the other stories making news around the bulled turkey is reportedly massing troops near a town in northern syria held by a could live force that's backed by the us media say it reinforcements were being sent across the border the buildup comes despite uncrossed say it would delay and offensive off the u.s. president donald trump's surprise announcement to withdraw u.s. troops from syria a move to he welcomed. an

wus wesley ron was at the climate talks in cut of its own and joins me now on the phone from krakow in poland first off can you just run down some reasons why we should be optimistic about this deal for people who want to reason to be optimistic graphic up twenty four we have very cohesive hundred. retired world became the security would come to be driven by maturing. that will never happen before you have a lot of political will here we will be a lot of different. groups you lot of different. story but it will be a lot of different ways to address the growing emissions and different go through issue. the country can talk about your topic or. but on the other hand right so there is a lot missing here we heard that criticism where did kopp twenty four come up short . of twenty four to have. tribulation. developing nation. report. like we're having troubles with the line we'll try to get back to that was the west iran in cracow all and thank you very much for your thoughts friess in ukraine have established an independent national church moves angered the russian orthodox church which co

as vice president bush once visited a children's leukemia ward in krakow for thirty five years beforehe and barbara had lost a daughter robin to the disease in krakow a small boy wanted to greet the american vice president learning that the child was sick with the cancer that had taken robin bush began to cry. to his diary later that day the vice president said this my eyes flooded with tears and behind me was a bank of television cameras. and i thought i can't turn around i can't dissolve because of personal tragedy in the face of the nurses they give of themselves every day. so i stood there looking at this little guy. tears running down my cheek. hoping he wouldn't see but if he did hoping he'd feel that i loved him. that was the real george h.w. bush. a loving man with a big vibrant all enveloping heart and so we ask as we commend his soul to god. and as he did why him. why was he spared. the workings of providence for mysterious but this much is clear. the george herbert walker bush who survived that fiery fall into the waters of the pacific three quarters of a century ago made o

in krakow, a young boy wanted to meet the american vice president.ild was sick, bush began to cry. to his diary, later that day, the vice president said this: my eyes flooded with tears and behind me was a bank of television cameras, i thought i cannot turn around, i cannot dissolve because of personal tragedy in the face of nurses that give of themselves every day. so i stood there looking at this little guy, tears running down my cheek, hoping he would not see, but if he did hoping he would feel that i loved him. that was the real george h w bush. a loving man with a big, vibrant, all enveloping heart. so we ask as we commit his soul to god, and as he did, why him, why was he spared? the workings of providence are mysterious. but this much is clear. george herbert walker bush who survived that fiery fall into the waters of the pacific made our lives and the lives of nations freer, better, warmer, and nobler. that was his mission. that was his heartbeat. if we listen closely enough, we can hear that heartbeat even now. for it is the heartbeat of a l

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. —— krakow.s where there will be quite a bit of rain around, we will all see some wet weather at some point but choose your moments, there will be some dry spots as well. often the weather will stay pretty cloudy. 0n the satellite, racing towards our shores is another area of low pressure which will be bringing the wet weather and indeed we have already seen over the past few hours the rain arriving across wales and the west of england, which will continue pushing eastwards over the next few hours with showers continuing in the north and west of scotland. if you are planning to head outside of the next few hours it will be quite chilly, there will be a few patches of frost in the countryside, some of the deeper valleys. for saturday morning we are looking at a cloudy and wet one across south england but the rain will be quite heavy first thing in the morning as well. as we travel northwards the rain gets lighter across wales and the midlands, perhaps a dry start for north—east england but the clo

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bush's visit to contract could to krakow,wholand.isited that children's hospital, x visited auschwitz. we toured the death cams and saw where the children and the adults had been killed. he went to the gas chambers. with two marines he laid a wreath. i looked at marine, and marine had a tear coming down his cheek. as the president went into the death bloc to look at the place they were kept before they were put to death. and he wrote a note to the marine and parades him for being able to show emotion. then he went to a children's hospital and he saw a child with the exact same illness as his daughter. he was intimidated to face the press, that that would somehow be a sign of weakness. that was president george h.w. bush, that was mrs. bush. >> it seems as though he felt things very deeply. that's such a tremendous characteristic, it's the trite way to be. we should never lose sight of that. it's easy to get busy and going through emotions in your day-to-day life. and you are so wrapped up in what you are doing, you yourself that you

climate summit in katowice, poland, just an hour's drive from krakow and about the same distance from auschwitz, the largest nazi concentration camp of world war ii. nearly a million jews died in the camp. here in katowice, world leaders are gathered for the final few days of the 24th annual u.n. climate conference. officials from nearly 200 countries are here to negotiate how to implement the 2015 paris agreement. but three years after paris, countries appear no closer to curbing global emissions and halting catastrophic climate change. new studies show global carbon emissions may have risen as much 3.7% in 2018, marking the second annual increase in a row. one recent report likened rising emissions to a "speeding freight train." as the u.n. intergovernmental panel reports that humanity has only a dozen years to mitigate climate change or face global catastrophe, we begin today's show with a woman who has already felt the harrowing effects of climate change and is dedicating her life to climate activism as a result. joanna sustento's life was turned upside down in 2013 when typhoon h

he told the story of the children 'cancer hospital where president bush is visited in krakow, poland. well as our u.s. marines. as he exited to go to the death block were so many people were tortured, he turned back and said "i would like their names." i went back to the marines and they apologize, they said "we are sorry, sir. we aren't supposed to show emotion." i told them how proud the vice president was that our people in uniform could show emotion and feel the feelings of this terrible and awful place. that we helped to liberate. right after that, we went to the children's cancer hospital. he and mrs. bush were surrounded by some children of the very age of robin, the daughter who was taken by a terrible disease, leukemia. yet, they broke down again. as they opened books that mrs. bush had brought, we brought medical equipment -- these are the type of people the bushes were. this is the type of leadership. that really touched all of us on the staff, to see how invested he was as a human being. the power he knew he had, and the judicious nest of that power. the humanization of th

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