obviously, with by ron munich right now. it's a prestigeous club, one of the biggest in the world but, you know, i am of the belief that you take your 23 best players right now. and it's based upon what i have seen, i am not convinced that klinsman has done that. >> 2 of the best players spoke with us. soccer has been on the sidelines here in america for quite a long time. but that is definitely starting to change and essentially so according to u.s. cigars players kyle beckerman and tim howard. >> the biggest thing, it will take time. we are right now at the point where there are kids that are 20 years old since they have been born, there has been a soppinger team in their city. >> that's all they know. so they think of professional sports and they think basketball, ball, hockey and now soccer is there. and the more years that go be, happen. soccer. >> might grab the adeposition of somebody who is not in to soccer at all. the more and more time goes by and now mls, 20 years this year but when it notes to 30, when it gets to

today's event is really, although ukraine will be a focus to celebrate the role of the munich security conference and other workstations like the osce and the wilson center who pay careful attention to russia and other major security challenges. the wilson center has invested in these issues for 40 years. ambassador george kennan and others found -- on of institute in 1974. it'that's the center's oldest programs are our global your program led by christian ostermann who is on today's panel or i guess moderating it, is the home of our new distinguished scholar who was the co-moderator of the osce ukrainian national dialogue, ambassador. we have 1400 scholar alumni worldwide from our institute in 100 of them are on the ground right now in ukraine. in fact, i met several of them, and three of them work in a small office that we still have in key of the. so who better to keynote our program then someone who knows a lot about this region, ambassador to the big zabriskie. civic and i worked together. i didn't work for him but i worked -- he was a big shot. i was a small shot in the carter wh

for those of you who have not had a chance to be in munich, let me just make one comment about the munich security conference. it is at its core a tra trans-atlantic event. there are not many events around the world annually where you will find up to ten active u.s. senators and a number of members of the house in one place for two days all together. that's a rare thing to see. i've checked with many of my american diplomatic colleagues, and it's -- it's something that doesn't happen very often. so this strong participation, not only by -- by all u.s. administrations since the 1960s, but by the congress, by those in the congress who lead on foreign policy, is a huge asset for the conference. the conference was founded by ava forcloois, for those of you who don't know who he was, he was until he passed away last year the last surviving member of the group of people who tried to assassinate adolph hitler in 1944. and he had a -- quite a story to tell about how he escaped death and how, unfortunately, the attempt in 1944 failed. just one or two words about our topic before i hand over to our

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for those of you who have not had a chance to be in munich, about make one comment the munich security conference. it is at its core a transatlantic event. there are not many events around the world annually where you will find up to 10 active u.s. senators and a number of members of the house in one place for together.all that is a rare thing to see. i have checked with many of my american diplomatic colleague's, and it is something that does not happen very often. so there is strong participation, not only by all u.s. administrations since the 1960's, by the congress, by those in the congress who lead on foreign policy, is a huge asset for the conference. the conference was founded by a person who was until he passed away last year the last surviving member of the group of people who tried to assassinate hitler in 1944, and he had quite a story to tell about how he escaped death and how inortunately the attempt 1944 failed. one or two words about our topic before i hand over to our dr. brzezinski. i had a few weeks to spend in the month of may leading up to the residential elections

mossad tried to kill him with a letter bomb before munich. warned salameh not to open his mail at his home, and saved his life at least once. know that?israelis >> eventually they did. >> that they had warned him not to be in munich. >> yes. in summer of 1978, a mosad officer approached and asked, is ali hassan salameh your man? has the cia recruited him? notf he is, we will assassinate him. >> well, he was not a recruited agent. hiscia agent turned on heels without giving an answer. is precipitated a hot debate in cia headquarters. what do we tell the israelis? ames learned about this debate. thehis time, he is out of clandestine service and doing intelligence analysis. he heard what is going on and again warned salameh, you have to be careful. he actually shipped him encrypted communications equipment to try to beef up his security. callede is also a man asgari. >> he was in the iranian revolutionary guard corps, and fought in kurdistan and then was shipped to lebanon in the wake ofthe invasion in the summer 1972. he was one of the iranian

france's national team is accused by munich of being responsible for the absence in these world cup finalsrank de gaulle is the champion substituting in the german cup final may 17, but not before getting painkilling injections for back trouble that have been afflicting him for several weeks before. >> frank belongs to a club where every disease is cured by injections. and they give 10 to 20 injections for each physical problem. that represents 25 to 40 injections a year. at some point, he can no longer stand any more injections. consideredpoint we that an injection would solve a problem, we did not go there, because he was afraid of injections. >> he also had a series of injuries and january. gg99Ññwççñmw

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you may have to arrange your weekend plans in munich and in paris. the rest of the temperatures are looking like this. in europe, take a look at this. in athens, 38 degrees. and we have a high pressure system cresting overhead. surging all that heat. the heat wave could continue. now across the americas the midsection of the u.s. and eastern seaboards are looking at drenching thunderstorms. we may see 50 millimeters of additional rainfall in new york city and boston but it's that will be pulling away. the midsection is a concern with the severe thunderstorms. the darker shaded area, include rapid city will find severe thunderstorms. dry thunderstorms could ignite in the southwestern corners. talking about lightning, though, it's actually the peak of the fatal lightning incidents. 70% of it occurs during these few months across the year. and considering the outdoor sports for information, soccer is the sport that causes the most fatal lightning incidents. these are your temperatures. shaping up like this. seattle is looking at rain falling into the we

last outlook appearance a few weeks ago, a defiant hoeness said he expected to resume work at bayer munich as soon as his sentence is served. he can be sure the media will do its best to catch him walking free. >> all right, with just 10 days ago until kickoff in brazil, germany's coach has announced his squad for the world cup. he is batting his injured stars --betting on his injured stars after sunday's unconvincing victory against cameroon. >> germany came back with goals, but in the 80th minute, those hopes of world cup winning overshadowed by injuries. only one proper striker. >> all right, in the run-up, a series profiling the favorites and possible surprise packages for the tournament today. perhaps even that is a stretch. >> algeria in the spotlight today. 18 known as the desert foxes. they are the only known representatives of the arab world taking part this time. it is their fourth trip to the finals and they are regarded as ranked outsiders -- r rank outsiders. >> algeria has vowed to up their performance in brazil with more players. they have drawn a mostly foreign-born talent

jerome plays for the german champion side, munich.hey began their professional career together in berlin. >> we recognized at an early age that kevin was exceptionally good. jerome was to rent. -- different. he actually played as a striker earlier. always watching the ball, laying center forward, and on the wing. that has helped them a lot in his current position as defender. pair were involved in a runaway duel at the last world cup in south africa. , muchmany beat ghana 1-0 to the delight of jerome. >> fascinating stuff. joining us live from rio -- the crash of the brothers. jerome has the better chances in this match? >> yes. i think that is about right. the main headache is going to be his defense. play andsee him sing really coming right up against his brother. he will probably be playing for ghana. i do not think that will pose too many problems. they will want to avoid a second game slump. looking in very good form, indeed. ghana has their best player stranded at left back. it is not really going to set hearts racing. they do n

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. >> he's being treated in this hospital south of munich.he was brought here after a rescue mission that involved more than 200 people. despite a fractured skull, he was in good spirits. doctors said his condition was outstanding. he thanked everyone who helped bring him back up to the surface. he also apologized for his slurred speech but said that things were improving. the message was loud and clear -- doctors are amazed at his recovery and said he was awake and alert. >> he knew that the world cup, even though he is actually not into soccer. >> medical experts say his condition is a minor miracle, given his ordeal. after he was struck on the head by a falling rock thomas's life hung by a thread. he went in and out of consciousness for days while trapped underground, making his recovery all the more impressive. >> incredible story. >> definitely. >> we have a lot more incredible news coming your way at the top of the hour. >> thanks for watching. bye-bye. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- gg99Ññwççñmw cri

the 22-year-old violinist took off time from studies in munich to attend reversals. >> at the beginning, it was really tough getting everyone together but we are all really happy. we didn't think it would be so big and successful. the percussionist is one of a fool -- one of the few intermediate with a full-time job. he earns just a fraction of what he would make in germany. >> here, the salary is about 1600 euros a month. in romania, you would not get 400 or 500 euros as a percussionist. >> these young players dream of making it as professional resistance, but to do that, they need to go abroad. being part of the national youth orchestra is a matter of prestige. some 1000 musicians from around the world are taking part in the annual young euro classic festival in berlin. many of the young players would like to stay. they say be positioned have the best prospect in germany. >> most of the world's musicians consider germany to be an artist's paradise. an incredible number of them come here to study and they expect to be able to pursue a career after their studies will >> on that note, we

depends how you define british values prime minister i think you're referring to a speech he made in munich that year in which he said we've got to have assertive british values and no government minister has been able to tell is the values that they've set out and not being followed by muslims and people like myself so if you talk about democracy you talk about tolerance and respect the rule of law gender equality these are values that we signed up to these are values that people of your views in washington across the world would sign up to they're not just british values they're human values adopted by many people across the world and they're the values of their drivers as muslims in this country so the idea that we as muslims exclusively have to sit down and sign a pact or sign a set of values to be welcoming to these countries deeply patronize him and just sums up the agenda of michael and his new conservatives i'm having just very briefly haven't got much time i just wanted to say that you know britain it is one of the most multicultural countries in the world yet we do still hear abou

and so reads the story of the process.nich but there are other lessons beneath the lesson of munich. the lesson that emerges from/deeper look is the futility negotiating without possessing enough force to gain leverage and enough conviction worthe a line not crossing. england's weak military position theted england's options. disarmament england had embraced war i weakened its negotiating hand. this is not to excuse chamberlain. to confrontfailed mitler, he enabled him. ripsman and lefty remind us that chamber land's didn't simply accept hitler's advances. to foa stall german aggression, through addressing some of germany's grievances. hoped that negotiating from a relatively weak position would them time to rearm and negotiate from a stronger position. germany, not britain, that knew how to use time.ations to buy while england placed its hopes and negotiations, hitler out of hope but out of a calculated assessment that talking would buy time. by encouraging the deception mennable to was a negotiationsse, left them with the urgency with which expansionist activities were seen. by the

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and the olympics in munich. he has both seen and stood at the center of so much.m israel's earliest years as a dream in the desert to its transformation to the modern, flourishing, diverse democracy of today. he has been there. a figure of reconciliation, and of strength. with his neighbors, he has sought peace. and made extraordinary, nobel winning efforts, to advance it. his historic speech to the german people in 2010 and moved and inspired many of us. we know that president peres put aside long-standing mistrust in order to join hands with those interested in peace. the kind of piece that seemed impossible at the time. and that remains elusive today. but he has not given up. and that is not surprising, given that this man, who once said that for him, dreaming is simply being pragmatic -- is his remarkable approach to life and work that has sustained him for decades in the political spotlight. in just a few weeks, president peres will leave the presidency behind. he will close the book on one storied political career. and he will hand the reins to his successor

. >> joanne you have all of his munich. >> -- his music. >> and i can't wear his scent. >> i didn't knowhas a perfume. >> for girls. this is the problem with the young celebrities who grow up in front of cameras and in the public eye. they get so comfortable that they can't sensor themselves. they never see that line and when it is being crossed. >> i agree with you. and it is like what, i was relayed. >> he might have been high. if a guy likes -- >> the question is is this going to hurt him or not. the one that came out -- the one where he told the joke, i think you can brush that off with the uh poll -- apologies. >> does he need another apology? he just gave one. >> what else will he say? >> was it an umbrella-laced apology? >> for those offended head to my picture. >> we have two stories to choose from. which do you want to do? we can do the baby one or the fight? >> the fight is great. >> it is a great story. we will do the fight, people fighting next. bulldog: [yawning] it's finally morning! i can't wait to get to mattress discounters because the tempur-pedic bonus event is ending

alex webb joins us now from munich with more. how are ge shareholders reacting to this? >> there does seem to be a growing sense that perhaps immelt is bending over too much for the french government. analysts have said he has to be careful. it is the second trip to try to make a pitch to lawmakers and the french union. he has to tread a careful line. >> what is going to happen with the offer itself? how might the ge offer be tweaked? >> there are three possibilities. they could extend the deadline for alstom to make a decision, which is monday. they could increase the cash component. the third element, which might be the most likely, is they make more concessions or other tweaks to it. they might offer to give alstom the rail signaling business. they might just take a stake in the businesses which they are less interested in. things like the grid. those are the likely moderations, changes that could be made. >> it is all as a result of french politicians squeezing more and more out of the likes of ge and siemens. have french politicians got what they wanted? siemens fir

the former president of german champions bi-munich acknowledge sentenced to three and a half years in prison, after dodging $32.5 million in taxes. highest figures in sport, be he hopes to return to be after his release. >>> being up to 13 in the world rankings after becoming the youngest ever winner, 22-year-old the betty american kevin nah in the playoffs. he is tonal fourth japanese born player to win on the p gmptaga . >> win on the you u.s.pga tour and now that i've done that my next goal would be to win one of the four majors. >> i think we have a great winner. this young man is going owin a lot of golf tournaments. his first win in the united states, got to start somewhere. we're proud he's our win are. >> the los angeles kings will play the new york rangers in the stanley cup final starting on wednesday. chicago black hawks were defeated. when alex martin scoreboard the goal that finally split the sides. >> i didn't really even know it went in until i saw stoly going bananas, he was getting pretty excited, that's when i started celebrating too. i didn't know it went in. i know

his tenure in the kinesit spans lebanon and camp david and the olympics in munich.much. from israel's earliest years as a dream in the desert, to its transformation to the modern, flourishing, diverse democracy of today. he's been there. a figure of reconciliation, and of strength. with his arab neighbors, he has sought peace, and made extraordinary nobel-winning efforts to advance it. his historic speech to the german people in 2010 moved and inspired many of us. and we know that president peres put aside long-standing mistrust among domestic political adversaries in order to join hands with those interested in peace. the kind of peace that seemed impossible at the time, and that remains sadly elusive. but he hasn't given up. and that's not surprising, given that this man who once said that for him, dreaming is simply being pragmatic. it's this remarkable approach to life and work that sustain shimon peres for decades in the political spotlight. in just a few weeks, president peres will leave the presidency behind. he'll close the book on one storied political care

calendar, particularly in europe, where you have major clubs like manchester united, chelsea, bayern munich, real madrid, who rely on hosting their entire -- or taking -- rely on their entire season taking place during the months of august all the way through may. and when their season will be disrupted they'll take two months off in the middle of it and it will just mess with their tv arrangements, it will mess with their ticket sales, it's just going to mess with everything. and potentially cause some players to be hurt before they return to finish the season with their actual club. >> some people have asked me whether i think they could revote and perhaps the world cup doesn't get held in qatar. i don't know enough about these things, what's your thought on that? >> well, we are in the middle of an investigation that's been commissioned by fifa. if there are substantial -- or if there is substantial evidence of wrongdoing in this instance around the 2022 bid process, i don't know that fifa really has a choice but to go back and, you know, recommission a bidding process for the 2022 world

if ween win, we get munich.ou get a cnn hat. >> i'm rooting for germany, make no mistake about it. >> he didn't bring up the fact, there's a lot of german american players or the u.s. team too. >>> ahead "@this hour," iraqi prime minister rejecting calls for a unity government. how should washington react? the fact is, it comes standard with an engine that's been called the benchmark of its class. really, guys, i thought... it also has more rear legroom than other midsize sedans. and the volkswagen passat has a lower starting price than... much better. vo: hurry in and lease the 2014 passat s for $199 a month. visit vwdealer.com today. we are a collection of smalls. a home saved. a hero homebound for a new opportunity. a kitchen that kick starts careers wells fargo invests in our communities a little differently. small measures that add up to make our whole even greater. little by little we can do a lot. because... small is huge. visit www.wellsfargo.com to see how big small can be. humans. even when we cross ou

the budget has declined -- munich massacre of israeli over the cap please. the budget has declined as of late -- israeli olympic athletes. the budget has declined as of late. there is a program that trains foreign law enforcement betting counterterrorism and offers assistance to foreign governments on a fit -- on effective counterterrorism techniques. i would hope that the government of nigeria would be more anxious to take advantage of our efforts in this area. there is the regional security initiative which strengthens the capacity of foreign allow fors to regional cooperation. finally, there is the office that is part of our public diplomacy efforts and i will hope that the state department will have on staff and consult ash consulting relationship of muslim scholars so we are in a -- andn to argue for koranic verse four koran occurs that such -- for koranic verse that adopting hundreds of schoolgirls from a school is not consistent with the teaching of the muslim prophet. the government accountability toice have been critical monitoring your counterterro

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afluent white suburbanits and immigrant groups and american teams wear the jerseys of barcelona and munichican sports fans a sense of global, not just national connectedness. >> soccer is particularly strong in television ratings with two groups, 12 to 24 and lat inamerican. now those are the groups that there are going to be more of those people in the coming generations. >> as is detailed in the atlantic, millennials and his spanishes are those likely to believe america is exceptional. the u.s./ghana match may have set a ratings record, but also up 23% from 2010, a sign that not only is american interest in the world's game rising but the u.s. may be coming more interest in the world, period. joining me now is senior editor, julia yaffi and former captain of the u.s. men's national soccer team, claudio reyna. as someone who knows firsthand about america and our love for soccer, do americans think we are worst for soccer than we actually are? >> i don't think so. we've certainly improved. i think that the passionate soccer fan knows we're not amongst the best in the world but the casual o

. >> wellmassad tried to kill hima letter bomb as earlyaa3j as 1971 before munich.nd aims actually warned solame not to open this mail at his home. that saved his life at least once. >> rose: did the israelis know that. >> eventually they did. >> rose: that he warned him. >> yes. >> rose: not to be opening mail. >> yes. in 1978 one of the officers approached one of aims' bosses at a conference in london and asked, is solame your man. has he been recruited. >> rose: if he is we will not assassinate would be the implicit understanding. >> well he wasn't a recruited agent so this c.i.a. officer turned on his heels without giving an answer but this precipitated a hot debate at langley and c.i.a. head quarters about what to do. what do we tell the israelis. aims learned about the debate. by this time he was out of the clandestine service and director of the intelligence doing analysis. but he heard what was going on and he again warned solame you have to be careful. and he actually shipped him encrypted communications equipment trying to beef up his security. >> rose: th

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relaciÓn entre jurgen klinsmann y landon donovan data del 2009, cuando jurgen lo lleva al bayern munichmo no ir a brasil. >> ¿las frases que inventas? ¿estÁs preparando nuevas...? >> tengo dos o tres ya para brasil. >> no nos las sueltes aquÍ. >> las sacamos ahÍ. >> ahÍ las sacamos. >> ya tenemos dos o tres nuevas. >> jorge, ¿tÚ cÓmo te preparas? >> para mÍ la preparaciÓn, jorge, terminando un mundial empieza la que sigue. tienes que seguir viendo jugadores, equipos, y lo de la garganta, esperanzado en que no te vaya a dar gripa, que eso puede ser cualquier cosa de diario, el cansancio, los cambios... sobre todo los cambios de clima son muy duros para nosotros. >> dÉjenme terminar con algo de noticias. ¿existe la posibilidad de que qatar, que recibirÁ el mundial para el 2022, lo pierda por sobornos? de acuerdo con el sunday times, 4 millones de euros se repartieron por ahÍ, por lo menos. >> dicen que lo pueden perder, a mÍ me parece que es tambiÉn es criminal. la fifa va al business nada mÁs, no les importa el lado humano para nada. jugar en verano en qatar es criminal, por mucho que po

calendar, particularly in europe, where you have major clubs like manchester united, chelsea, bayern munich, real madrid who rely on hosting their - taking - rely on their season taking place during the months of august, all the way through may, and bhep their season will be disrupted they'll take two months off in the middle of it. it will mess with the tv arrangements, with their ticket sales. it will mess with everything. and potentially cause players to be hurt. >> some asked me whether i thick this could re vote and perhaps the world cup doesn't get help in qatar. i don't know enough about these that? >> we are in the middle of an investigation by f.i.f.a. if there is substantial evidence of wrongdoing around 2022 bid process, then i don't know that f.i.f.a. has a choice but to go back and, you know, recommission a bidding process for the 2022 world cup. it's the only way it can ensure a type of integrity that sponsors are looking for it to provide, and there's a real incentive for it to do that because, you know, otherwise it will hit fooea in the wallet. that's where f.i.f.a. will se

consulted in depth in 2011 and 2012 when they did actually negotiate directly with the taliban both in munich and in doha. this time around, it came as a complete surprise. people knew they were working on it. but what -- the anger wasn't that they didn't make the 30-day notification but didn't tell them until after it broke in the news. they feel insulted they have had to learn about it through the media. as for the legality, they technically broke the law but there are no consequences. they know they can get away with it. there's nothing that's going to happen there except outrage. in the end there's nothing congress can do about reversing this deal. these guys are gone. all they can do is increase restrictions so it doesn't happen again. on the point of bowe bergdahl being a deserter, these are accusations haven't been proved. charles jenkins tortured horrendously and when he was released, he was court-martialed and given a suspended sentence and allowed to live in freedom. there is a way to add jude indicate his actions and have sympathy for him at the same time but that will require the

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