stop in the market meisner was born in ensberg austria and raced in prague. in one thousand fish before the growing anti semitism in history became more and more noticeable so mark its mother sent her to paris and joined her a year later but the influence of the nazis was soon felt in france as well one day her mother received a letter. so my mother her was told one day she would be deported. and i took her to the point and she sort of got notification three days from now you present yourself at the police station and take with you what you can carry on your back and three days worth of food and two blankets you know what she was known so i went to the police station with her and us the where are you taking since none of your business go away you take one of your business go home so here i was burma served my mother was gone we had no money markets mother was deported to us internment camp in southern france margaret was eighteen years old alone and had to find a way out of europe she fled paris on a bicycle at the same time her mother succeeded in escaping t

like an island of peace the czech town of telco is located midway between prague and vienna where the borders of bohemia moravia and lower austria meet. in the fourteenth century the luxembourg kings ruled this region charles the fourth assume control of it as a young margrave. here monex feuded with one another nobleman switched allegiance and robber barons and bands of britons exploited the intrigues of those in power finally the land was devastated by religious conflict. in the mid fifteenth century things became more peaceful husain and catholic churches each accepted the existence of the other the town lay at the crossroads of important trade routes its burgers brewed beer and salt salt. tell castle was taken over by the high adage family since fifteen twenty six they'd been faithful servants of the house of hapsburg and even more devout catholics. thus the lady in white raised her veil and went about the council with a smile on her lips because happier times were about to dawn. in fifteen fifty zacharias the second son of the chancellor of bohemia. may tell his residents craftsm

and journalist in winnipeg is with us now from prague explain to us why manish is a man appears to have been able to reach out and gain support from rural voters. there are some on extra present himself and some out of the people each race he slopes uses vulgar language he also likes to attack what he calls the liberal elites and that seems to play well with voters outside the capital also in the czech republic there is very low unemployment but there's also a lot of low paid employment and it's these people especially outside of pride in the countryside with low paying jobs that he seems to be a human too he also plays on fears of migrants specially. muslim countries and i think essentially as you heard in your report what he does is classic populism and i should point out that he was one of the few e.u. leaders who publicly backed donald trump when he was running for election in the u.s. who likes to kind of align himself with from the right so we're talking about classic populism as you say that he paints himself as a man of the people the czech president's role however that is large

if michael cohen did not go to prague, that one, in particular, i spent some time trying to prove or disprove because i had some details. some of the things are very vague and hard to nail down. aat one said he met with person who is with a russian cultural organization which has an office in prague. here's the question. if that's not true, who made it up? and the thing that occurred to me was this was not planted by .ome clinton operative this was probably concocted by russian intelligence because of that level of detail, and when you think about christopher steele, the retired british intelligence agent, calling his buddies who called their buddies in moscow to get this information, the fsb is certainly capable of following those trails and polluting them with certain, you know, disinformation. completethis is just a speculative hypothesis, but one we should all keep in mind. we believe that russia carried out a very successful information operation aimed largely at hillary clinton. what if they also, kind of hedging their bets, also carried out and information operation aimed at d

a year ago, freedom's playwright, vaclav havel, languished as a prisoner in prague. and today it's vaclav havel, president of czechoslovakia. and one year ago, erich honecker of east germany claimed history as his guide, and he predicted the berlin wall would last another hundred years. and today, less than 1 year later, it's the wall that's history. [applause] remarkable events -- events that fulfill the long-held hopes of the american people; events that validate the longstanding goals of american policy, a policy based on a single, shining principle: the cause of freedom. america, not just the nation but an idea, alive in the minds of people everywhere. as this new world takes shape, america stands at the center of a widening circle of freedom -- today, tomorrow, and into the next century. our nation is the enduring dream of every immigrant who ever set foot on these shores, and the millions still struggling to be free. this nation, this idea called america, was and always will be a new world -- our new world. at a workers' rally, in a place called branik on the o

rob cameron reports from prague.applause a narrow victory for milos zeman, the 73—year—old president of the czech republic. all chant "relatively narrow," as he put it, 150,000 votes have separated him from his challenger. "this is my last victory," he said, and promised to be more humble, less arrogant in his second term than his first, though he didn't seem to have buried his hatchet with the media. translation: i'm convinced that not only the intelligence of journalists, but also of some politicians, is significantly lower than that of normal citizens. this message, that only he had the political experience to shield his country from the perils facing it, first and foremost, immigration, appears to have paid off. cheering and applause but across town, the mood in his challenger‘s headquarters was upbeat. translation: the candidacy was a huge experience, a life experience and a political one. i can't quite imagine myself not using it in some way. the result was a blow to liberal pro—european voters who believed tha

rob cameron, bbc news, prague.liticians, who have seen increased success in europe in recent years. poland, hungary, bosnia, and herzegovina, serbia, and bulgaria, are all currently led by governments that are widely considered right—wing and populist. meanwhile, austria, latvia, greece, switzerland, and norway are among the countries where right—wing populist parties form part of coalition governments. parties with similar outlooks have also been winning an increasingly large share of the vote at elections in many other european countries in recent years. one of the world's richest men, prince alwaleed bin talal, has become the latest high—profile figure to be released after a major anti—corru ption drive in saudi arabia. an official said the prince was released after a settlement was approved by the state prosecutor. but the prince said no charges were brought against him, and no deals had been done. 0ur arab affairs editor, sebastian usher, reports. just hours before his release, prince al—waleed bin talal gave

rob cameron, bbc news, prague.n hull. hundreds of people have been turning up to see it on a disused bridge in the city. the artist appeared to confirm it's his work on social media, although not everyone is happy about it. matthew bone has the story. the bankside area of hull is no stranger to graffiti, but this latest addition is a little different. the artwork certainly looks like a banksy, and the artist seemed to confirm its identity on social media. it's caused a lot of interest. this is a quiet, old industrial part of hull, but ever since rumours of the banksy appeared last night, a steady stream of people have come here today to check it out for themselves. it's really good. fantastic. i also like the way that the writing in it is like writing that's on a chalkboard or in a school, like when you see that sort of thing. i like his shoes. i think he has got a nice pair of shoes on. you've got to wear a nice pair of shoes, haven't you, rosie? of the hundreds of people who have come along to see it, gavin is mo

from prague, rob cameron has more.c, a country in the heart of europe, still unsure of its sovereignty after being divided and conquered for centuries. this weekend, checks are being given a choice, which direction should they be heading? east or west? even in the two's hometown, opinions are divided. translation: i believe in the president the fact he is with russia does not bother me. translation: his stretch to china and russia, the way he goes over there, no,. translation: ithink we should orientate ourselves more to the west than the east. i think there is more of a future for us in there is more of a future for us in the west than the east. despite his health problems, heavy drinking and chain—smoking, his political allies say he is wise and experienced enough to chart a sensible course. translation: he is a person with his own opinions. he does notjust down from them. he is not a politician that just says what the voter wants to hear or what russell or washington wants to hear. the czech republic is expressing t

has always was assassinated in prague in one nine hundred forty two in his novel prague fatah hydrate has bernie's lover checks by brutally tortured in his presence . so about see came around because i just wanted to remind people of what these who these people were and what they did to people what they were capable of doing to people you know so but equally the method that they used to interrogate that go is what the cia are doing today. so that's why it's there you know the nazis invented waterboarding or probably they didn't but they were certainly very effective at doing it so you know you with all these stories you want there to be a kind of. something that resonates in the modern world. in january nine hundred forty two hailes presided over the vines a conference on the final solution to the jewish question there it was decided that most of the jews in german occupied europe would be deported to poland and murdered . her has come here to do research movies of the. worst of the worst. and they see as. he's wearing when he be done after the war was declared he did a lot of time in

i was in prague with my sister and mother. iwasn‘t were you?happening at the time. i was nine. we knew that my father had gone away and then my mother told us we were going to go to england. and that course happened... it had been a mystery until 1988, before we discovered how we got on those trains, who rescued us we got on those trains, who rescued us and that's my labels that i wore a round my neck. ifi us and that's my labels that i wore a round my neck. if i just hold this up, just explain... this is a picture of you? that the permit that we we re picture of you? that the permit that we were given to travel. because we had a special permit. it's a long history about nicholas winton, how he went about doing this, which would take about two hours to tell you. he arranged for the visas and we we re you. he arranged for the visas and we were taken to the railway station, where we were put on a train and we travelled across europe to holland, got a big ship, came to england and then we were brought to afamily england and then we were brought to

and the exactly three years after i left my room in prague we came to the united states by the time i was nineteen my good meisner regularly tells visitors to the holocaust museum about her memories and experiences this is one of the most visited museums in the u.s. capitol many people come specially to hear the sorry survivors have to tell that her generation is quickly trashing this current of industrialization of death has never happened and the person so that this is one of the reasons why one should not forget that and more than and the thing else were untrue. these arrows from ruby repeated to margaret meissner these issues have gained a new sense of urgency in today's highly volatile political climate. certainly some of. the moves of the american government right now this very similar to work her room in the month in twenty sentiment in thirty and trying not to be a bust the. market is determined to remain active as long as she can she's put her story into a book so that people in the world can read it and that future generations are aware of this part of history. and you'll fi

chairlift in willoughby is with us now from prague and explain why we lost a man appears to have been able to reach out and gain some with the poorest from rua voters. well there are some lights resent and so it's a kind of man of the people he trains he smokes he uses language and he seems to kind of enjoy me incorrect also when he attacks what he describes as the check or keep our brother liberal at least and that seems to play well with some people outside the capsule also in the czech republic this very low unemployment but there's also a lot of mopane jobs here and it's people in those jobs especially in the countryside listens to you have targeted it also he plays on people's fears of migrants and particularly from muslim countries and nationals of say as we heard in the report but the politics that he pursued is really it is classic populism and he was one of the few european leaders who came out publicly in support of donald trump ahead of his presidency are ahead of his presidential when he was running for president rather at the end of twenty sixty so he's a catholic populis

of the other stories making news around the world check officials say a fire at a hotel in central prague has killed two people they say dozens are injured at least five seriously the blaze broke out at the eurostar is david hotel near the historic center of the city because the fire is not fair. police in nigeria say that two americans and two canadians kidnapped in the north of the country have been freed the four were in the state of when they were seized in an ambush on tuesday two of their police escorts were shot dead in the incident one person has been arrested in connection with the kidnapping. pope francis has conducted a mass in a region of peru hit by devastating floods a year ago some two hundred thousand people attended the service in a northern coastal town often affected by storms the pontiff later visited a local seminary school. veteran irish politician gerry adams has handed over the leadership of the nationalist party to mary lou mcdonald adams led the party for thirty four years and was no crowned the world as the political face of the irish republican movement which r

some people that we have spoken to say that they were planning on going to bet they party in frog prague lots of people have events coming out that they simply conks get to anymore so there isn't very a gloomy faces here this is courses being played out at train stations across germany scenes like this people waiting to see if they can get on long distance trains we know that in the south of germany some trains are running but here in berlin in the west and in north germany it's very dramatic scenes playing out the train stations when will those long distance rail services get back to normal charlotte. why speak to a space person from deutsche bahn jemmy's a rail service not so long ago he said that he expected trains throughout the morning to start running increasingly but he pointed out that a lot of damage has been done to tracks across the country don't forget that this storm brought with it winds of up to two hundred kilometers an hour so he said at least one hundred fifty parts of tracks across the country been very severely damaged and it's simply not safe at the moment for some o

or year i asked her left in libby in prague why in the last they might appear to have been able to reach out and gain support from rural voters there are some elements resent insults a kind of man of the people he trades. around rich and he seems to kind of enjoy correct also what often attacks work even sponsors the chair or the park rather liberal at least and that seems to play well with some people outside the capsule also in the czech republic is very low unemployment but there's also a lot of mopane jobs here and it's people in those jobs especially in the countryside rescinds do you have targets that also you plays in people's fears of migrants and particularly from muslim countries and nation also say as we heard of the report but the politics that he perceives really is populism and he was one of the few european leaders who came out publicly in support of donald trump ahead of his presidency or had it has presidential when he was running for president rather at the end of twenty sixty that's the view of the stories making news around the world. an estimated twenty thousand peop

first, so io prague , we had a signal to get off the plane. and give me a kiss and whisper what the decision was. clinton said, of course i want to do it. the most moving for me was that particular time, coming back to the place of my birth. courtyard asin the they played the czech national anthem and the american national anthem. and we went in to have a meeting in the castle and president hovel said we are glad to have you here and president clinton said it's truly not fair, czechoslovakia has two representatives that the u.n.. -- at the u.n. and we walked across the charles bridge together. president clinton and i went to this jazz club. they gave him a saxophone. he played my funny valentine and came back and said you have no idea how hard it is to play a brand-new sex phone. difficult -- brand-new saxophone. the most difficult was camp david. nobody was allowed to leave camp david except for him to go to okinawa for the g8 eating. had a veryter point on how to resolve it. president clinton came back and said, aniline, i think we have an a

news around the world two people have died and dozens more injured after a hotel caught fire and prague the fire was located at the eurostar is david hotel in the historic city center rescue officials are investigating the cause. police in nigeria say that two americans and two canadians kidnapped in the north of the country have been freed the four were in the state of where they were seized in an ambush on tuesday two of their police escorts were shot dead in the incident one person has been arrested in connection with the kidnapping. germany is on political tenterhooks this weekend ahead of a key vote that could decide chancellor angela merkel's future six hundred delegates from the center left social democrats are due to vote on sunday on whether to enter coalition talks with merkel's conservatives social democrat leader martin schulz is in favor of forming a new so-called grand coalition but he faces resistance from the left of his party especially its youth wing former coach formal coalition talks can only begin if sold gets a yes vote from the gathering of social democrat delegat

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earlier i asked rand left in willoughby in prague why me latham and appear to have been able to reach out and gain support from rural voters there are some elements from a sentence of it's a kind of man of the people he trades. language and he seems to kind of enjoy correct also. attacks where he describes as the chair or a bar brother liberal at least that seems to play well with some people outside the capsule also in the czech republic it's very low unemployment but there's also a lot of mopane jobs here and it's people in those jobs especially in the countryside listens to your target also you plays on people's fears of migrants and particularly from muslim countries and i should also say as we heard in the report but the politics that he perceives really is populism and he was one of the few european leaders who came out publicly in support of donald trump ahead of his presidency are headed has presidential when he was running for president rather at the end of twenty sixty. i thought the democrats of the german state of facts and the on hold have rejected forming a new coalition

a week later, we were in prague. while there, we walked several times through wenceslaus square, thousands989 tens of of czechs took to the streets in what is known as the velvet revolution. it was from a balcony overlooking this crowd that vaclav havel announced the end of the regime. while we were in prague, back in the united states, this happened. on august 19, 15,000 people went into the streets of boston in a counter protest that effectively shut down another march by white supremacists less than a week after charlottesville. i am seeing these pictures of crowds of protesters in boston on my ipad while i am sitting in wenceslaus square looking at a guidebook of earlier protesters in prague. some thoughts start swirling in my head. blogore thing struck me in prague.onged -- in the place known as the land and wall. he lenin for those of you who don't know, the lenin wall is a joke. in the 1980's, they painted over it with pictures of john lennon. the protest was known as lennonism. here's a picture from the 1980'

alpha bank is spelled a different way and there is a location, prague, where a meeting was asserted toaken place and i don't think it can be shown the individual was actually there, but that could be a question of just getting the jegeography wrong. i think what you have here is a dossier that was put together as a draft initial intelligence product, but one of the senior people from the london desk of m 16 looking at russia and so he's a very credible person. he's a person who our law enforcement community have relied on for analysis and information fairly regularly. so he's not an unknown and he comes in, i think, with a very thoughtful and thorough report but it is a first cut so there are going to be likely some errors in it, which most astonishing is when you consider how politically charged this is and how this whole investigation is for the trumps, that with everything that the republicans have had to level at this report were down to discussing was the meeting really in prag -- prague and did you spell alpha bank right. against the pressure brought to bear against the report an

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came back and said he has never ever been to prague. julie? >> julie: i don'john roberts at the white house. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> jon: a fox news alert and an announcement out of washington that could change the balance of power in the u.s. congress. republican darrell issa of california has announced he will not seek re-election. he won his 2016 race by less than a percentage point. it was expected to be one of the closest races in the country were he to run again. he has decided not to do. so darrell issa, republican of california will not seek re-election. our chad pergram, ace washington producer says that it represents the opportunity for a democratic pickup in the house of representatives. we'll keep an eye on that. so as john roberts just reported michael cohen takes legal action over the trump russia dossier produced by former british intelligence officer christopher steele. cohen is suing both buzz feed and fusion gps for defamation. buzz feed published the document a year ago. that news comes after ranking democratic

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american will also add several overseas destinations including prague. >>> eric lin drousky is just theth to have his number retired. >> ladies and gentlemen, eric lindros. >> his number 88 went up in the rafters forever last night. here's what he had to say when the crowd finally quieted down. >> thank you for this honor to be up there with the greats that are up there already. it's truly an honor. thank you very much. thank you very much. >> all right, and that celebration continued because right after the ceremony the flyers took on the maple leaves and they won in over time. joel embiid is in selection for the first time. you might remember embiid asking his crush out only to have the pop star say she wouldn't go out on a date because he wasn't an all-star. what's up with that now, joel? >> she denied me back then. i'll have to bypass her and move onto the next one. >> anything you'd like to say? >> embiid and the sixers avoided getting swept in the sear ezsweep by the celtics. >> joel embiid is usually so outspoken and opinionianted it was interesting to see him stifle the floor th

by trying to use old farts in prague while. folks if only. i could. see the valleys and scotland. if adventure. scum. because faraway places but still. going still getting his cattle i always. it's the cheapest rail service in the d.r. congo the largest country in sub-saharan africa the swallow crosses half the country from lubumbashi. it's the only link between remote villages and the outside world. the swallow has been around for more than fifty years like a local bus it stops a virtually every station passengers clamber the remaining seats people cram into whatever space they can find. nearly two thousand people all together three times the officially permitted capacity for those who one day able to find a place or who can't afford a ticket there's always the roof. travelers have to remain alert a lapse in attention could be fatal. the danger comes not just from above. even at the moderate speed of thirty kilometers an hour a tree branch can cause like a machete. there were over forty charges as i recall but primarily it was material support to terrorism the holy land foundatio