i think it was answered pretty readily. >> and then from potsdam, there was the election. churchill has to go along, because he is out of office. the big three, which had originally been fdr, stalin, and churchill, the only one left is stalin. it's a new cast. there is athlete, truman, and stalin. it's a remarkable to reflect on that leadership change, leaders who brought us through victory in world war ii. it's a different cast of characters entirely. going forward and getting closer to fulton, the long train ride is a historic moment for the two leaders, because they spent close to 12 hours on a train from washington to missouri, overnight 75 years ago, before they eventually arrived in fulton a lot went on on that train perhaps clifton, you can talk about some of the stories that come from that moment on the train and perhaps the lighter side of the diplomacy that happened on the train. >> the story i know the best is they were playing poker on the train, and my grandfather played poker as a way to relax. by no means it was a way to make money. they played penny any pok

ateley. >> did they ply him with a lot of vodka at potsdam? your grandfather enjoyed it. >> he did, that bit about the vodka is in the play, but i read it in the memoirs, grandpa noticed that stalin was sitting there knocking back these thimble-sized glasses of what grandpa assumed was vodka and couldn't believe that stalin did not go face first onto the table. he was drinking so much of it. he finally said, what are you having there? and stalin smiled and said, it's white wine, it's not vodka, my doctor said i can't -- after the heart attack, i have to drink white wine. at first i think grandpa admired the fact that stalin was still upright. >> in that respect. >> in that respect. not upright in every other way. >> turning to the special relationship, picking up on something you both said, edwina, in particular you've seen some of the great leaders that have come to westminster college and america's national churchill museum since the speech. great players in the special relationship. in large measure because, you know, your work, your sculpt

king. 30 locations the app shows of side by side comparison of the original italian structure the potsdam replica. some of those replicas look so authentic even italians like crisps are not 0 and his son almost forget they live in pottstown. obviously there's more of this kind of thing in italy of course but this wonderful architecture and the flair here are certainly impressive. imports answers this is showing us a stop 'd for the perfect vibe chris says his fellow pot stirrers could take a more italian attitude towards life but otherwise as the saying goes all roads lead to rome in this case with a detour potsdam. beautiful now how about a statue of jesus even bigger than we i was christ the redeemer where you guys have long to wait and you one is under construction in the city of any kind of tired or in southern brazil that will tower over the iconic one in rio de janeiro he's been in the making since 2019 but until now it was only a torso and legs this week it got its head and outstretched arms the statue is expected to be finished later this year. now to a book that was a surprise su

our leisure time closer to home for us here in berlin one of the most popular places to do that is potsdam once of oil capital the city has a host of architectural gems to delight and we're lacks the senses and more than just a taste of italy. strolling past paluxy and pantry use and enjoying some dogs on the piazza no it's not italy it's germany potsdam to be exact next to berlin the state capital of brandenburg offers a bit of comfort for people in the region who'd really rather be in rome but can't get there at the moment due to the pandemic. the city's italian flair is thanks to the pression king who also yearned for italy art historian or to divest hyder explains that part stems transformation from austere military base to architectural showpiece began in me 18th century. the president of the seat of royalty was meant to be an ideal city and so inspiration was drawn from italian urban planning and individual palazzi especially in rome and home but frederick the great never set eyes on his strict father forbade him from traveling there so instead he sent his architects to copy the most

our leisure time closer to home for us here in berlin one of the most popular places to do that is potsdam once a well capital city has a host of architects who gems to delight and relax the senses and more than just a taste of italy. strolling past palazzi and palm trees and enjoying some dog on a pier no it's not italy it's germany potsdam to be exact next to berlin the state capital of brandenburg offers a bit of comfort for people in the region who'd really rather be in rome but can't get there at the moment due to the pandemic. the city's italian flair is thanks to the pression king who also yearned for italy art historian ought to divest hider explains that part stems transformation from austere military base to architectural showpiece began any 18th century. the president star the seat of royalty was meant to be an ideal city and so inspiration was drawn from italian urban planning and individual palazzi especially in rome and home but frederick the great never set eyes on rome district father forbade him from traveling there so instead he sent his architects to copy the most beauti

our leisure time closer to home for us here in berlin one of the most popular places to do that is potsdam once a well capital city has a host of architectural gems to delight and relax the senses and more than just a taste of italy. strolling past palazzi and palm tree use and enjoying some dog on a pier no it's not italy it's germany potsdam to be exact next to berlin the state capital of brandenburg offers a bit of comfort for people in the region who would really rather be in rome but can't get there at the moment due to the pandemic. the city's italian flair is thanks to the pression king who also yearned for italy art historian or to divest hyder explains that part stems transformation from austere military base to architectural showpiece began any 18th century. the president of the seat of royalty was meant to be an ideal city and so inspiration was drawn from italian urban planning and individual palazzi especially in rome and home but frederick the great never set eyes on the strict father forbade him from traveling there so instead he sent his architects to copy the most beautifu

and i think that's exactly right and there's this moment when churchill comes back from potsdam. the returns are starting to come in. they're very very much against him but his advisors and he think that he still might win because the last votes that will come in are going to come in from the troops around the world the british troops around the world and then the real devastation for him. is it the troops all voted against him the british soldiers voted against him? it's precisely what what candice said they wanted to come home. they wanted to come home to peace and and there is an american analogy, which i think is george hw bush who after the iraq war first iraq war had a 90% popularity and then was defeated by bill clinton because i think they're it wasn't wartime anymore and and we didn't want to wartime president and right and when he lost i guess clementine his wife said, you know, maybe this is a blessing and and he said well then it's very well disguised. uh an one of our audience members corrects me barbara pritchie was john greenland whittier 9 henry wadsworth longfell

when they first met at potsdam right after -- at the end of the war, churchill, of course, goes to potsdam with truman and stalin, not sure what to expect of harry truman. i think he had known roosevelt very well, but truman was this new person from the middle west that churchill didn't know as much about. i don't think churchill had high expectations for harry truman until truman started to speak, and then churchill realized that truman was the right man for the right job, but they really forged their relationship in some ways on the train ride from washington to missouri on march 4, 1946 on the way to the iron curtain speech. they were on an overnight train. there was a little bit of poker diplomacy. the two men played cards and churchill shared early drafts of the iron curtain speech with harry truman. he said, i think this will create quite a stir, but you're on to something here. after the speech, truman distanced himself and said, i hadn't seen this speech in advance. eleanor roosevelt was livid after the speech. she didn't approve of the speech. she thought it was a threat to the al

island. >> -- your grandfather enjoyed potsdam? >> that bit about the vodka is in the play. but i just read it in the memoirs that stalin noticed that grandpa was knocking back these thimbles sized glasses of what grandpa soon was vodka. he could not as assume that stalin cannot go face first on the table and drinking so much. he finally said would you have in their? stalin said it's white wine it's not vodka. my doctor said after the heart attack i have to drink white wine. grandpa at first i think he really admired that stalin was still standing. >> in that respect. >> not upright in every other way, in that respect. >> turning to the special relationship picking up on something you both said. edwina, in particular, you have seen some of the great leaders that have come to westminster college and america's national churchill museum since the speech. great players in the special relationship in large measure because your work, your sculpture of the berlin wall, the concrete manifestation of the iron curtain breakthrough is here. and some of the great cold warriors, the lead

international law and spent several years of brought in the us london and brussels she now lives in potsdam with her husband and their 2 young daughters best series yet they carefully choreographed announcement came in sharp contrast to the bruising power struggle still going on within germany's conservative party both contenders there were quick to react to bear box candidacy. to leave an early not big on gretsch a lead and only now bare book and i can promise her that the c.d.u. in germany is looking forward to a fair election campaign. fear than viacom's ojt. plots are in scheme it will be about the 1st place conservatives the greens hopefully it will be a fair good and argumentative but also ambitious election campaign. so i would be very happy to be a part of it but we are not there yet. while the conservatives are still squabbling internally. already focusing on the general election and september and on becoming angular machall successor. michelle of judging by the surge of the greens in german politics it seems very unlikely that germany's next government could be formed without the

no it's not italy it's germany potsdam to be exact next to berlin the state capital of brandenburg offers a bit of comfort for people in the region who would really rather be in rome but can't get there at the moment due to the pandemic. the city's italian flair is thanks to the pression kings who also yearned for italy art historian or to divest harder explains that part stems transformation from austere military base to architectural showpiece began in me 18th century. the president of the seat of royalty was meant to be an ideal city and so inspiration was drawn from italian urban planning and individual palazzi especially in rome in the home but frederick the great never set eyes on rome district father forbade him from traveling there so instead he sent his architects to copy the most beautiful buildings and build somewhat more modest interpretations he wanted to give parts to which he called a wretched backwater that bit more splendor. the month of may you just have to walk around sasa see a palace and look from there to the hill with the artificial ruins to see that frederick was a

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he then went to potsdam met with stalin and churchill and others and got word there that the test in new mexico had been successful and and there's a lot going on for truman in those first four months and he drops those bombs makes that decision in the war is over. now what's interesting about harry truman is that's the one thing that people know about truman that he dropped the bombs. well, they know that he had a buck stops here sign on his desk. those are the two things that we assume that people know. we don't assume anything else when people come through the doors. but what's really interesting is when those bombs are dropped. harry truman still has seven and a half years to go of being president. so the real heart of his legacy. is not in my mind ending the war it's it's winning the peace. it's it's how do you put the world back together? and as you turn into the next gallery what you see is a globe. that that will cast projections of all of the problems. that are going on around the world both domestically and abroad and you know hunger strike. i mean just the kinds of all the

detained a 51 year old woman on suspicion of killing 4 people home for the disabled in the city of potsdam near berlin a 5th person was found with serious injuries the exact circumstances of the event still unclear. germany's climate law is insufficient according to the country's highest court it's ruled that the government must set goals for dusun greenhouse gas emissions beyond 2030 several environmental activists had argued that the current law threatens their futures because it doesn't go far enough. for new york mayor rudy giuliani's home and office in manhattan have been raided us federal agents are ramping up the investigation into his ukrainian business dealings the lawyer of former u.s. president all trump has been under scrutiny for several years. india has set another record in coronavirus cases the rate of exponential growth there is vastly surpassing the spread of the virus anywhere else in the world as of the 6th of april india reported more than 115000 new cases 10 days later daily cases surged to over 230000 know the past 24 hours there have been nearly 380000 new infection

51 year old woman on suspicion of killing 4 people at a hood and for the disabled in the city of potsdam here better than a 5th person was found serious injuries events and circumstances still to be established. china has successfully launched a rocket carrying a module for its 1st space station beijing hopes to complete the project by next year it will rival the only other continuously staffed facility orbiting the international space station. now to russia where our position lead i like say the valley has appeared in public for the 1st time since the end he's nearly a month long hunger strike in jail the kremlin critic appeared via video link for illegal hearing on a slander case reporters inside the courtroom say he appears to have lost a significant amount of weight. straight to moscow than where we joined d.w. correspondent tilton welcome so talk us through. these court appearance. well he appeared in court today via video link which is actually something that he had requested a sensibly to take part in the trial in the appeal process today but he also used the opportunity to greet

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researchers from the potsdam in institute in germany, studied coffee beans from ethiopia as it is a majoroffee producer. the study found that changes in temperature along with rainfall and the length of seasons would change the quality and taste of beings, making them more bland coffee beans, rely on specific coffee patterns for the unique flavors. but in warmer climates coffee beans, much are slowly making for a lower quality cup. that does it for us here tonight on kron 4 news at 8. don't go anywhere, though. there's more news in just moments on kron >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at know get up one day. >> and you don't know what's going to keeping a lookout. stay safe. >> now a 9. it is a feeling that folks all across amer

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researchers from the potsdam institute in germany.tudied coffee beans from ethiopia, which is a major coffee producer. the study found that changes in temperature along with rainfall and the length of seasons would change the quality and taste of beans, making them more bland coffee beans rely on specific coffee patterns for their unique flavors. but in climber, warmer climates, coffee beans mature slowly making it 4 a lower quality cup. >> and i'm rebecca strong in for rodriguez tonight. 10, we saw some hot spots around the bay area today, things are going to cool down a bit tomorrow, depending upon where you'll be have a complete weather check coming up after the break. stay with us. >> another big story we're following tonight. more be areas kiddo's are heading back to the classroom tomorrow, including kids in the san jose evergreen school district monday. they will. welcome back. students from preschool to second grade. they'll be in class 4 days a week with one day. still online. meanwhile, grades 3 through 8 are expected to head

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