mr. stalin's legs off. and naturally, the next day, people took pieces home as a souvenir. >> to date, this was something that had never been done. the hungarians took to the streets. a revolution. that's when vilmos and laszlo and some pals snuck 35 millimeter cameras and film out of their school's equipment room, and at great risk to themselves, joined their countrymen in the streets, documenting the revolt and the aftermath. these images are from some of that historic footage. it seemed for ten glorious days, that freedom had finally come. encouraged by the west and by cia radio broadcasts in particular, the hungarians believed that help was on its way. that this was it. they dug in and fought. hoping to hold out until help arrived. on november 4th, a desperate plea went out over the air waves. >> this is hungary calling. this is hungary calling. for the sake of god and freedom, help hungary. >> the russians had been beaten back for a time, but now they doubled down with a vengeance, pouring tanks and tr

a meeting with stalin -- mr. hayes: there is a huge debate about this in the 2008 democratic primary when barack obama said he would meet with rogue dictators without preconditions and hillary clinton said that is terrible. was it your view then that there should be no preconditions? mr. anton: we have preconditions on this meeting. the north koreans are walking back the preconditions but the north koreans asked for the meeting. they said, we will drop our objections to military exercises. i couple days ago, they brought that up again. maybe the object after all. they said talks of a about the new position and so on. -- about denuclearization and so on. we would not be having these -- this is not just going for tea. they said here at the things we're prepared to concede up front to get this meeting. it would be unrealistic to expect that you denuclearize fully before we talk to you. that is too big a concession to make in advance. but they did make preconditions and the meeting is coming after a year of extraordi

this is mr putin down there but you know so he works in this office here according to research only about thirty percent the russians have english language skills you look like stalin vulgar the use of euro stalin but you speak english. knowing english and we can if i leave red square and heads to the ball at about famous street in downtown moscow. how much is it loves it but i just. think oh one thousand six hundred. but i guess special prize for your special one thousand three hundred for me because i'm a foreigner these cadets are meant to help people so basically go to the end of the street yes yes and. i'm something pleasant thanks and right on the underground. way across the street all right and going to know. it's true. many russians don't speak english. but they make up for that with their hospitality and generous. things understood by people all over the world. and. they don't use me a drugstore it's there in moscow just a reminder the top stories we're following for you here today on d w around seventy people are now confirmed dead in guatemala following that country's devastating volcanic eruption the say that that number is likely to rise the president