sites off the beaten path in prague.rom all over europe flocked to poland and ukraine to follow the continent's biggest sports event. it is hard to imagine some times that just a couple of decades ago, this would not have been possible. too tensse were relations between eastern and western europe. this bet -- the second world war left some deep scars, which germans and poles have been striving to heal. >> 67 years ago in this idyllic spot, a plane crashed on march 5, 1945. it is a 20-minute drive from a popular seaside resort on the baltic. until 1945, it was part of german territory and had a large german population. in winter 1945 with the russian red army continuing its advance, the occupation authorities that up an airlift to evacuate germans from the area. planes departed loaded with the back kiwis, mainly women and children. normally a seaplane such as this one holds 17 passengers. during the airlift, they were crammed full with up to 80 people. on march 5, a plane carrying four crew members, 10 adults, and 60 chil

once you hit an extra dollar of revenue, it generates new prague -- new profit. if you are operating below the profitability, but does not necessarily generate more profit. so, i think that's been a big misconception, and it's been used to try to derail the progress we're trying to make. if you guys can help us with that, that would be great. >> in fact, that is true in both schedules that have been proposed. and the question is, what should that increment be at the low end? 2000% increase at the high-end seems a bit much. >> i agree. i think there should be plenty of room for exceptions where this was not to be an opportunistic land grab or revenue grab, if you will. to put the hurt on certain companies. the idea is to keep the revenue neutral and to meet the points you pointed out, making it equitable and addressing -- i mean, it would ability is one of the primary points, and i think it should be. otherwise, people will feel like they're being mistreated in the city. >> i will let you answer the question. unfortunately, and public comment, we are somewhat proh

they are prague nof prague noti good, provided someone stays in medical care. the stigma is avoiding saying hospital and saying residential facility. technically you stay as a resident in a hospital. a residential treatment center is a place for chronic psychiatric patients. so i'm suspecting he was actually admitted to a psychiatric hospital for a mood disorder. he may or may not have commonic things. who know, none of our business. here's in care. let's say prayers for his positive outcome. >> certainly wish him best. dr. drew, appreciate it. isha's here with a "360" bulletin. >> disturbing word tonight of another massacre in syria. say government forces killed 220 people. some victims were shot in the head execution style. the overall death toll across syria today was 287. the syrian ambassador to iraq who defected and joined the opposition has been relieveled of his duties. adding, the ambassador made statements contrary to his job duty. >>> nine climbers are dead after an avalanche in the french alps. two others survived the encounter with a six-foot wall

this is an institution in prague for abused children. it is run by a child protection organization called kangaroo house. she had been repeatedly punched in the face by her stepmother. an estimated 40,000 czech children are subjected to punishment that exceeds a threshold they define as unreasonable force, a fine line between discipline and abuse. some 50 children died from their injuries each year, some believe outline corporal punishment would outlaw -- would reduce the cases of abuse. >> offer, the courts fail to classify even serious injuries to children as abuse because of a lack of evidence -- often. even if injuries are documented by photographs, they are classed as permissible physical punishment. a ban on striking children would provide the legal clarity to prosecute such parents. >> she is looking for to her birthday this week. she will be five. cases like hers are becoming increasingly prevalent in the czech republic. federal human rights minister launched an attempt to ban physical punishment. them of the czech republic has a

his vision articulate first in april, 2009, in prague of a world free of nuclear weapons.and his challenge to international leaders who were invited to the first summit in 2010 was, how do we get there? what can we do to make the world a safer place and to begin the process of bringing countries, not just the u.s. and russia, but other countries, to come into this whole discussion of power -- but other countries, too, into this whole discussion. it began with accepting this as part of our lives. let's embrace nuclear energy as a way to make energy for the future, as a way to support many countries are on the world in need of economic development, for stability, a way of reducing greenhouse gas emissions -- all of those things. but we have to be sure that has that nuclear expansion takes place we are, to the extent possible, putting as much of the genie back in the bottle as we can, as well as making the environment as safe as possible and as secure as possible as we expand. >> in seoul, korea, how many countries participated? >> the account is something about 50 world lead

the berlin wall and i was at demonstration, the first in 20 years against the communist government, prague spring in 1989. i know the enemies of the freedom better than anyone. thank you for allowing me this opportunity. >> martin dzuris the "d" is silent. >> i will ask you to clear the room and take your conversations outside. put your belongings on your chair but make it easier for the servers to get the room set up for lunch. the exception to clearing the room is come up front and meet martin dzuris or curtis olafson. we are adjourned the. doors will open at high noon, 12:00 noon for luncheon service. >>> ladies and gentlemen, please exit the ballroom promptly and remember, take personal items with you as the room will be reset. thank you. doors will reopen shortly. ♪ >>> we have great threats to our existence today as a nation. and i would think in my opinion greater than any threat we've ever faced whether it's been our civil war, revolutionary war, whether it's been world war ii, whether it's been the depression, and that threat, it comes to us because we've spent the last 30 years i

prague has always been beautiful... germany... the irish civilization... the eiffel tower was built... hope you've enjoyed the magic of... beachy head is a highlight of the south downs way, one of many great public walks that crisscross britain. our producer, simon, is joining me on a short hike. locals consider these trails a birthright. about once a year, english hiking clubs sponsor what they call a mass trespass, whenwalkers throughout the land use every trail and cross every fence to assert their public right of way. these "kissing gates" allow people to pass, but not the sheep. rick: you're walking south downs way? yes, from eastbourne to winchester. how long of a hike is that? 100 miles. how many days? seven days. expect sunshine every day? well, hopefully, yes. [ laughs ] a good english walk comes with cute villages... [ camera shutter clicks ] plenty of wildlife... and mysterious history, like the long man of wilmington. the chalk that makes all those coastal cliffs extends inland. locals since prehistoric times have scratched away the topsoil to

joining us this is the sports they plan to head over the next ten minutes including the stories in prague. being playing the first trophy of the russian football season pitting premier league champions need to win the super cup final. dress rehearsal with less than two weeks to go until the start of the london olympics some of the world's finest athletes get to grips with the soggy english cup during a diamond league meet. shooting team helping constant a limb pick a medal providers done the years we see how this summer's botch are shaping up. let's get going with football were being claimed the first trophy of the russian football season the russian cup winners dawning reaming the premier league champions of leads in our first house strike from salvatore at the jetty and. knocking the stuffing out of sydney to deficits wish to submit it for its side never really looked like reaching the final score of the game was preceded by a minute's silence for the one hundred and seventy one people who died in floods in southern russia last week. being found not guilty in the anton ferdinand racism

fall of the berlin wall and i was at a demonstration, 20 years against the communist government, prague spring in 1989. so i know the enemy of freedoms better than anybody. if you want to know them as i do, come and talk to me. thank you very much, everybody, for allowing me this opportunity. >> god bless you. thank you. >> martin, the "d" is silent. dzuris. martin and curtis, martin, come on back up by the platform. i will ask all of you to clear the room quickly, please, and take your conversations outside. put your belongings if you want on your chair, but make it easier for the servers to get the room set up for lunch. the exception to clearing the room quickly is come on up front, meet martin dzuris or curtis olefson, restore freedom.org. we are adjourned. the doors will open again at high noon, 12:00 noon for luncheon service. >> ladies and gentlemen, please exit the ballroom promptly. remember, take personal items with you as the room will be reset. thank you. doors will reopen shortly. ♪ >>> here on c-span 3, live at 5:00 p.m. eastern, the house rules committee holds a meeting o

and here next hour we'll bring you an exclusive interview with prague wise new president federico franco gives his reaction to their claims. a brief look at some other stories making headlines across the globe a suicide attacker has blown himself up during a wedding in northern afghanistan killing more than twenty people including a prominent are going and p. who served as a military commander under president karzai more than forty others were wounded by the blast the explosion occurred at the entrance to a hole were guests were being welcomed to the wedding of the commanders daughter. record rains in southwestern japan have claimed at least twenty lives and displaced over two hundred forty thousand people three days of torrential rain has triggered landslides and flooding shelters are taking in those forced to evacuate stricken areas as transportation in the region is cut all. political campaigns everywhere are supposed to highlight a candidate's strengths yet at the same time they're devices to attack opponents and their personal lives to get the voters' view on whether the smear tacti

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. >> a group of uc-berkeley researchers to help discover the so-called prague particles spoke publicly, so how many people showed up for a lecture on theoretical physics? >> i'm one of the campus fire marshals, we cannot have this many people in here, it is not designed for this. if you don't have a seat, i'm sorry you have to exit >> not many lectures have that kind of turnout. everybody in topic for many people. hundreds were turned away when the fire marshal cleared the doorways. the turnout surprised even the physicists. >> we are not used to being rock stars and for us is a huge deal. we did not know whether we should have a big room were not and now we know. >> for anybody would like to see the lecture or for anyone who was turned away, the lecture will be posted on the physics departments website. it sounds like they're on to something with the god particle. a dog's journey is now on the big screen. josh lucas will join us live in the studio about a special movie screen. a rowdy council meeting caught on tape, why a bay area mayor is accused of breaking the law. we continue to f

look as my partner in prague said it doesn't matter how fast the train is going as long as it stays on exactly what we saw happen out of europe. >> jack, europe has confounded u.s. investors time and again with the way that it conducts policy and there's no guarantee as we get more headline this is morning about various nations that may try to block some of the moves we've heard that will be implemented so do you really think we're in here for a 400, 500 point move or is friday the exex of what we see? >> kelly, we already saw it, we were down 170 points on thursday and rallied back from that and we saw the 270 on friday. all of that i equate to what was happening in europe, the european solution. what was happening with the finns and the dutch today basically exactly what the germans have been doing over the last couple of months, political posturing. more of a hey remember us. the other thing people aren't talking about are the 75 million people in eastern europe, you have countries there in the eu that can print their own currency. there are a lot of solutions in hand. it's a questi

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in april of 2010 in prague president obama and then russian president signed treaties where both pledgeded the verification process which has lapsed under george w. bush contributed to stability. now each country can inspect the other's arsenal once again. martha: what is the republican response to the latest news and the numbers. >> reporter: it hasn't been good. arizona republican congressman trent franks who is on the armed services committee called the proposed kphut cuts preposterous. it's likely the white house won't announce the proposal until after november. there would have to be tkpwoerbgts -ts wit negotiations with the russians and a treaty ratified by the senate. president obama in march described his vision of a world without nuclear weapons e. said he was looking forward to meeting with russian president putin in may to discuss future cuts, but that didn't happen since mr. putin skipped the g-8 summit. they say it is easier to bring pressure on north korea and iran. iran is saying their nuclear program is peaceful. north korea is known to have tried a nuclear test. gregg: c

program continues prague -- funding and extends the authority to collect taxes until 2016.ost: tell me what you think is missing from this bill. guest: a lot more money. five years ago, all the presidential commission's, every study known to man said it would need to increase spending about 50% to 80%. we're still short of what the country needs and we're also spending at about 1/3 above the revenue flowing into the trust fund. with gwe're speaking the executive director of american association of state highway and transportation officials, john horsley. he is here to talk about the transportation bill that was passed last week. we want to show you some of the numbers associated with the bill. host: there's a lot in this bill and we'll get to most of it. we're talking to john horsley. the numbers are there on your screen. sharron is on our line for independents. caller: i and eight freight broker -- i am a frieght broker. was told they are raising the breaker bonds. so put a lot of freight brokers added business -- this will put a loss of freight brokers out of business. ho

great, i look like prague because i'm brightly covered and moving quickly.d that coyote for his papers. maybe he doesn't belong here. >> who brought the punch and food. >> stephanie: me. >> oh, my god. can i just say you can smell that through the radio. >> yeah, that is-- >> oh, my god. >> stephanie: i made salmon. >> you have cold salmon. >> with 18 cloves of garlic. >> stephanie: do the sean connery. >> this whole thing smells like a whorehouse. >> i thought it was stephanie what she's putting in her body. that wow, my pheromones are leaving the building. that's just insane. >> okay, someone in the chat room said there is nothing wrong with garlic. yes there is. >> i put so much garlic on my pizza that my breath could signal a rescue plane in the forest. >> stephanie: it's my sister's salmon. >> it is meant to be served cold in a room with no windows? >> mitt romney can smell that on his fake road trip of europe. >> stephanie: pipe early days stripping at the itchy kitty. >> oh, oh. >> stephanie: now kids, now my assistant is great. you put dijon mustard

business as part of the prague. everybody is part of this. we have all put in the elections, people in government have -- nobody gets a free pass. but you can stand back and watch. that would be reckless. we don't own this country better. we our citizens better. we owe our children ought better than that. sso to sit back and be passive, we can't do that. i think that now more than ever there's urgency that is unprecedented and i think i'm proud to be part of his campaign. i agree with the statement that i drove all over the world and i tell you, people were stunned last year when we fooled around with the deficit and to see. i mean, the dead sea. that shocked the world. if they thought america is the greatest free country in the world, cannot get the political will -- i think we have an opportunity. of the people by the people for the people. take back control of our destiny. i think we can do this and there's no greater state of the consent of the world than to get the debt deal, and that's what can get this done. thank you. >> good afternoo

the berlin wall and i was at demonstration, the first in 20 years against the communist government, prague spring in 1989. i know the enemies of the freedom better than anyone. thank you for allowing me this opportunity. >> martin dzuris the "d" is silent. >> i will ask you to clear the room and take your conversations outside. put your belongings on your chair but make it easier for the servers to get the room set up for lunch. the exception to clearing the room is come up front and meet martin dzuris or curtis olafson. we are adjourned the. doors will open at high noon, 12:00 noon for luncheon service. >>> ladies and gentlemen, please exit the ballroom promptly and remember, take personal items with you as the room will be reset. thank you. doors will reopen shortly. ♪