you left prague, a city where you were born, yes? and went to london and were in london during some of the awful days of the blitz and then came to america in 1948. and so, i'd ask you what was it like to leave a prague that was under attack? what was it like to be in a london that was daily under attack, and then what was it like to come to america? fmr. sec. albright: well, first of all, i was born in 1937 and in march 39 is when the nazis marched into prague. i was a very smart two-year-old, but i don't remember it. [laughter] but what didright: happen was that my father was a czechoslovakian diplomate. we managed to escape and go to london, where the government in exile was. my father kind of worked for the government in exile. we lived in notting hill gate before it was fancy. the department was filled with refugees. what i do remember is spending every night in the cellar, you know, with everybody after the air raid sirens had gone off. when i was working on another book, a previous one, i went back to the apartment house and i

i went to prague. i literally forgot that i had been to prague. and i am not, i mean Ãwe have this conversation. somebody said, what you think of prague? and i said i had never been to prague. and my chief of staff said, yes, you have. and i said no, i've never been to prague, ever! and she said yes, we went back and forth and there was a picture of me in prague. i said, you are right! i forgot all about that. i was there for two days. that is how, that is what the pace is. you can forget major things but not because they're not poor but they get crowded out with the next series of issues and demands. i don't know what the question was how we got on this. [laughter] >> we forgot the question. >> when you think about all of that and they have the two little ones. >> say that again? >> your two little ones. >> my kids! i never forgot about them. >> and so, that balance, what people are thinking about balance and how you do it, any advice for how people can try to -- >> there is a lot of advice for balance. my balance is crazy. you know because you a

the prague spring big and small acts of resistance world events mixed with family history. also has an immigrant background his parents were afghan refugees his stories deal with modern realities a rightwing mob attacks a refugee shelter in germany in one thousand nine hundred two. and suspension law it is a big fight. it was talk also learned of. his latest project also looks at germany through the eyes of a newcomer. not often from working on a remake of berlin alexanderplatz it was based on the novel by alfred berkeley not written in one thousand nine hundred thirty but we're setting it in the modern day in twenty eighteen my main character is a refugee a man who made his way across the sea by boat and has landed in berlin now he's trying to find his way in this strange new world this new germany because of. nasscom one has already won a german tom price his latest film premiered at the pan in on their school class the communist east germany observes a minute's silence for those killed in hungary an uprising of nine hundred fifty six with dramatic consequences. that's ri

bread for prague straight out of the factory belonging to the country's prime minister andrei bobbish the bread factory with its two hundred seventy employees belongs to agro fat a business success story for bobbish prefer that as a yearly turnover of one point five billion euros the company's interests extend far beyond bread but it keeps its cards close to its chest only reluctantly giving a statement on the prime minister's involvement. hasn't been responsible for average fat since january two thousand and fourteen when he joined the government finance minister and now that he's heading up the government he's no longer with i grow fat his share in the company has been transferred into a trust fund and in other words mr bobbitt has no part in agra fancy daily business . directly opposite the company headquarters the main office of the political party founded by bobbish is now the biggest political force in the czech parliament andrei bobbish is estimated to be worth around three billion euros was many czech people are concerned that so much wealth and political power concentrated in

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individuals to prague i've already had a bureau to aid you as an expert might have a tip on how to not get too confused if you know what i mean. as a risk assessment it is important to line your stomach eyes with a dish like so apparently. there's a saying that you shouldn't drink beer before four pm but that doesn't apply. off longer it is much harder to have people often drink beer at morning get togethers. are good so you don't want to drink on an empty stomach. model if i know l.d.s. an event where i have to drink several b.s. . i think water in between to thin out the alcohol. from the networks well. it was to put on and or undone topped is a good thanks and before i forget it i've got my hiking pass and there's still a stamp missing. i think if you get that for me. you know to toss in you're connected to list them what's missing in the a certificate is this right you know you also typically a friend sent me an honorary began. congratulations that's what an order thing i get my pleasure this certificated makes a great mental but even better is a vacation video and that's what movi

everybody knows that prague is absolutely fantastic and with a back to the turns the gravity center very very low very powerful right and left the same so the shop is fantastic now at that point i'm sure i wasn't alone in thinking i k they're going to get a few more now argentina but that didn't happen and iceland got one back very quickly we can see that. a close range but nonetheless takes a strike. yeah as i was saying it's inside of the box on the right side the striker you know it's a good it's a good finishing very confident if i could choose a war to describe their war compact no man to man against mass you know meant for man against anyone of of detecting players from argentina just being compact i think these boys from iceland since they were babies they were eating a lot of meat on breakfast immediately all of them very very strong very very feats and the football they play it's perfectly adapted to the way they be the way they are. not. i . it's it's a big day for this michel family and you know if you have a son playing in the world cup like that is that something this is pro

look forward to working with mtc and the water emergency transportation authority on accessing this prague rachlt let's move on to the regional mobility as service opportunities. we've had discussions and participating with mtc and the bay area transit agencies related to the clipper fare payment system that you just mentioned. the clipper -- there's a clipper executive board that oversees the system's next generation upgrade known as c2. the clipper executive board discusses the role of the clipper system in supporting mobility a a service or moss. you will hear a lot of that term here over the next couple of years. month is an alternative to vehicle ownership where people can access shared mobility, with trip planning, payment and navigation. timma staff will participate in follow-up discussions in that regard. we provided a letter of support just recently to the contra costa transportation authority for an application for federal transportation management, technologies, grant funds. the grant award would support the region alamos platform with initial deployment in contra costa. let's m

restoration work at the old tumble in prague has uncovered several small sculptures of animals made of stone. found in a hollow space behind. the sculptures i believe to date from the early fifteenth century the animals included dog a bit of prey and then. the city authorities began renovating the old town hall and its famous astronomical clock in april twenty seventeen the work is scheduled for completion in the september. day more than nine hundred manuscripts will go under the hammer at the drool auction house in paris the lot includes musical scores by mozart bach and beethoven as well as a letter written by vincent van gogh it's the second round in the liquidation of the aristotelian investment. in including more than one hundred thirty thousand artworks and literary treasures the company went bankrupt in twenty fifteen this round is expected to bring in more than fifteen million euros. anyone who has visited berlin knows that pretty much anything goes here in terms of culture that includes clubbing on a sunday morning or driving around in an old east german car so it's not surpri

thousands of people have been demonstrating on the streets of prague against the acting prime minister who is under investigation for fraud. and there are still plans to form a government supported by the communist party he's been acting in a caretaker capacity since january hollywood movie producer harvey weinstein is speeded not guilty to rape and sexual assault charges this if the six year old appeared in a new york court on tuesday and was accused of attacking two women dozens of weinstein accusations helped spark the international me to movement. because of the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the stream you can always look at our website in the meantime. ok and i'm really could be and you're in the stream today will return a white owned line to black africans help south africa will discuss the country's plan for land expropriation without compensation. the african national congress says it wants to take back land without compensation from white farmers and transfer ownership to black citizens the plan aims to reduce racial disparities in land ownership caused

the german institute of human nutrition in prague star is a crusader in the fight against diabetes scientiststhere are looking into the secrets of our metabolism andreas by far and his team are researching how healthy food can stop diabetes or at least have a positive effect. on the body's fat distribution is determined using a bad pod research shows it's not just important what we eat but also when and long periods of not eating are good for us. for the metabolism it's good to have breaks when we're not eating because then the body burns fat and the organs fat shouldn't be stored there with it should be stored in the fat cells so found stored in the liver or the muscles in the pancreas makes the organs unhealthy. when this mark is organic. the advice to eat less more often might not hold up anymore results from test subjects showed that eating larger meals just twice a day was actually better the happen from when they split the same amount of calories into two meals they had better average blood glucose shown by h.b.a. one c. values as well as significantly less liver fat and better insulin

over the last years, but it's a tradition in austria ever since 1956, we do it in 1968 during the pragueare saying we do not believe that a simple distribution of people who have come from which ever parts can be redistributed according to a quota system and this is the magic bullet, the silver bullet solution, that, we say... chancellor kurz. .. ..that you have to think in a border way. yeah. chancellor kurz is, of course, very aware that austria is soon going to assume the presidency of the european council. and he has suggested that we need to fundamentally shift our approach, that is the eu's approach to the migration challenge. some in your country, including the interior minister, have talked about a paradigms shift, a copernican revolution, so what on earth is austria's big idea for getting europe out of this migration mess? because for the simple reason that the current asylum system that we still work with was created in a pre—globalised world. we have now a completely different form of communication and mobility on a global level. so what we have to do is to update, to adapt in

which relations are improved and some day in the future, maybe, for example, like president obama's prague speech, we get to a world in which we won't need nuclear weapon anymore. denuclearization is about putting improvement of relationship first and disarmament second, maybe never. the united states has always criticized that arguing that what we want is disarmament and a dismantlement of the facili facilities. we need to do that first and then the relationship gets better. you really have this fundamental difference of opinion about what is supposed to come first, disarmament or improvement of relations. simply saying denuclearization of the peninsula doesn't help us do more than paper over that. >> in terms of getting on the road to a better relationship, that seems to have been the big takeaway from the summit. both leaders praised each other. you heard president trump very, very copiously praising and fully praising leader kim. in his very brief comment, the north korean leader talks about a historic change on the way, the past is behind us and you will see the world will see major c

there are meeting in prague there's jorunn east you know it's common and human rights activists i believe there is a far more than i do to receive the freedom of speech or that liberal media forum honors the political scientists for his courageous criticism of the iranian government. coming up on dollar. african migrants fleeing to europe. spanish families living on the poverty line. japanese employees leaving in only existence in a fast moving society. the one we're going to if you get the impression we're heading for a good culture. a delicate balance life in a globalized world in fifteen minutes on g.w. . assignees clash of cultures in india. a clash between those who believe in arranged marriage and those who want to marry for love to. a clash that shaking families against society to the cold. war my father would be angry sometimes i think the way it does today a. lot of commandos starts july eight d.w. . this is a fifteen year old girl. being gang raped. his teacher is beating a boy for talking by complots. well the rest of the class watches. and here is twelve years being hit by his

of mid-level officials who spent their career in russia in prague maybe in beijing back to russia developing expertise they tend to have very balanced and sensible views but you know what happens every four years or maybe every eight years we have an election and it's the secretary the deputy secretary the assistant secretary the deputy assistants the political appointees in the basters who come in and gone to say every administration it's not just trump but it was obama before and it was clear before that they put in more and more political and i'm qualified people because their campaign contributors because it's politically advantageous and therefore the competence at the top declines well their latest trumpet wiser in russia and europe on the hill and she's not like a putting lever and it's not like her views towards russia are super favor rule but she sensible and she is pretty mad it which is already a very good and rare think for american it has been academic colleagues i have great respect for if you go to the hill for her work i had her as an invite to a conference at our university

of mid-level officials who spent their career in russia in prague maybe in beijing back to russia developing expertise they tend to have very balanced and sensible views but you know what happens every four years or maybe every eight years we have an election and it's the secretary the deputy secretary the assistant secretary the deputy assistants the political appointees and the basters who come in and got to say every administration it's not just trump but it was obama before and it was clear before that they put in more and more political and i'm qualified people because their campaign contributors because it's politically advantageous and therefore the competence at the top declines well their latest trumpet wiser in russia and europe on the hill and she's not like a putting lever and it's not like her views towards russia are super favor rule but she sensible and she's pretty magical which is already a very good and rare think for american if as the academic colleague i have great respect for if you go to the hill for her work i had her as an invite to a conference at our university in

pounds up other than the yellow formula yet are not in the australian game and just how the charts for prague still need a little more frost twentieth minute coming up will get all the stuff that's for you as they do come in we'll go down and join the korean fans in celebration now with that i'm back with you shortly see that. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter to us is over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you long to be all for rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred trade per second per second and get cornrows to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers you need to remember is one one just shows you can't afford to miss the one and only film by. the time. i welcome back to the news polities middle east correspondent point to sneer has been denied entry to ukraine she was stopped at the border while heading to a hu

bread for prague straight out of the factory belonging to the country's prime minister andrei bobbish the bread factory with its two hundred seventy employees belongs to agro fat a business success story for bobbish grow fat has a yearly turnover of one point five billion euros the company's interests extend far beyond bread but it keeps its cards close to its chest only reluctantly giving a statement on the prime minister's involvement for mr babbitt hasn't been responsible for average fat since january two thousand and fourteen when he joined the government as finance minister and now that he's heading up the government he's no longer with i grow fat his share in the company has been transferred into a trust fund and in other words mr bobbitt has no part in agra fatso daily business . directly opposite the company headquarters the main office of the political party founded by bobbish is now the biggest political force in the czech parliament andrey bobbish is estimated to be worth around three billion euros was many czech people are concerned that so much wealth and political power

. -- prague spring.austria is going to assume the presidency of the european council. he has suggested that we need to fundamentally shift our approach, the eu's approach to the migration challenge. some, including the interior minister, have talked about their paradigms shift, a copernican revolution, so what is off‘s big idea for getting europe out of this migration mess —— austria's idea? the system we still work with was created in a pre— globalised world. we now have a completely different form of communication ability on a global level. what we have to do with update to adapt instruments which are at our disposal, whether it is the so—called dublin three agreement, which you just mentioned, when it comes to people who have been registered in one eu country for their cases to be delpierre —— dealt there. when we talk about are keeping a schengen space, what we mean not only a protection of our external borders, and we are not speaking about the austrian borders, we are speaking about the external bo

cheer the old whites and give the pilgrimage almost time to rest where you want to fly via lisbon prague then here you know you will base think you're going to see a thread. with flying some spanish vikings how does that work. camp ache so it's going to be a year doing something that they do. basically this is calling for. the cut from kuala lumpur where i guess a sauna where was the red rock i thought my car was not that there were i have not i thought my head. of the for the roof of the. of the was of the was of the. my i. was of have was a muslim god us was was was was was was was was have to have taunted all keep a lorry scariest my to see generous to high ground madrid be advantaged have karim benzema crying the out your philosophy on cost what side i'm on i immediately call eyes for the reds have the match will be remembered for galleries by a spectacular bicycle kick in the sixty four minutes as the welsh superstar come off the bench to score one of the greatest goals in champions league history but all right took the victory be seven minutes from my end as his long shot was spill

of mid-level officials who spent their career in russia in prague maybe in beijing back to russia developing expertise they tend to have very balanced and sensible views but you know what happens every four years or maybe every eight years we have an election and it's the secretary the deputy secretary the assistant secretary the deputy assistants the political appointees and the basters who come in and got to say every administration it's not just trump but it was obama before and it was clear before that they put in more and more political and i'm qualified people because their campaign contributors because it's politically advantageous and therefore the competence at the top declines well their latest trumpet wiser in russia and europe on the hill and she's not like a putting lever and it's not like her views towards russia are super favor rule but she sensible and she's program atic which is already a very good and where i think for american it has been academic colleague i have great respect for if you go to the hill for her work i had her as an invite to a conference at our university

neighbor macedonia earlier police fired tear gas at opponents of the deal who were protesting outside prague that france's agreed to take in some of the migrants on board the aquarius rescue ship which is on route to spain the boat is carrying six hundred twenty nine migrants and it was refused entry to italian and maltese sports prompting around with other european union member states at least eight people have been injured after a taxi plowed into a crowd in russia the collision happened near red square in moscow where many world cup tourists had gathered authorities say the driver lost control of the vehicle and had not been drinking the driver ran away from the scene before being called by bystanders egypt has increased the price of fuel and cooking gas by at least fifty percent the rise is expected to save the government more than two point eight billion dollars the measures are part of an economic reform program introduced to qualify for a twelve billion dollar loan from the international monetary fund those are your headlines coming up next it's the cure revisited thank you for watchi

deliver its promises sunny diagonal al-jazeera rome thousands of people have been demonstrating in prague against the prime minister who is said to be given a second attempt at forming a government. but just as opposed to i'm very bobbish leading a coalition because he will have to find support from the communist party he's been ruling in a caretaker capacity since january when his one party minority government lost a vote of confidence in parliament. hungary's parliament is debating a bill that would make it a criminal offense to help asylum seekers as part of a crackdown on immigration by prime minister viktor orban as right wing government anyone convicted under the new law could face up to a year in prison journal reports from budapest where once there was an open border of the european union now there's an electrified fence migrants and refugees still trying to enter europe on welcome in hungary. alone slide when in parliamentary elections in april as encourage prime minister viktor orban and his feet as party to go further fulfilling an election promise to protect hungary and its ch

of mid-level officials who spent their career in russia in prague maybe in beijing back to russia developing expertise they tend to have very balanced and sensible views but you know what happens every four years or maybe every eight years we have an election and it's the secretary the deputy secretary the assistant secretary the deputy assistants the political appointees and the basters who come in and got to say every administration it's not just trump but it was obama before and it was clear before that they put in more and more political and i'm qualified people because their campaign contributors because it's politically advantageous and therefore the competence at the top declines well their latest trumpet wiser in russia and europe is a heel and she's not like a putting lever and it's not like her views towards russia are super favor rule but she sensible and she's program atic which is already a very good and rare think for american if as an academic colleague i have great respect for if you go to the hill for her work i had her as an invite to a conference at our university in los a

contains all his sermons one for every sunday the only other copy is in the check national neighbor in prague here we have the ninety five theses which luther posted invitation back in fifteen seventeen and a portrait of dr martin luther based on a woodcut illustration by lucas khanna. according to the head librarian visitors a surprise time and again to find such rare books in such a small town. i must say that the library is extremely important for our history and for german history too because it bears witness to how germans lived here what the school was like what they did here what education and the cultural life were like and what the library was like. back to the exciting sherpas race in the prime one hundred kilogram event. all the competitors have to push themselves to the limit and with every need to they climb the big load on their backs gets even heavier. a normal high kill would take eighty to ninety minutes for the distance the sherpas coverage in half the time forty to forty five minutes. but even they have to take breaks that show got a check needs to stop occasionally on for.

and knowing donald trump he doesn't like harley davidsons plans to miss some production lines of prague to avoid european trading in tariffs rob and also more from washington. the growing global trade war is claiming some of its first victims in the u.s. motorcycle maker harley davidson announced it was moving some of its production overseas to avoid steep tariffs imposed by the european union. the e.u. action came after president donald trump slapped tariffs on european steel and aluminum harley davidson says it sold forty thousand motorcycles in europe last year it's not yet clear how many workers will lose their jobs trump tweeted surprised that harley davidson of all companies would be the first to wave the white flag asked about the wisconsin based manufacturers decision white house spokesperson sarah sanders defended trump's trade policies the european union is attempting to punish u.s. workers with unfair and discriminatory trade policies and president trump will continue to push for free fair and reciprocal trade and hopes that the e.u. will join us in the meanwhile soybean farm

the southeastern corner of europe by friday generally fine in try over towards the west coast to prague rather wet and windy across the northwest and co northwestern parts of africa looking pretty good twenty five. unpack it for us what were you here and what were you saying whether on line or rendered things human told us there's absolutely no doubt about that or if you join us on the sat a lot of the major countries in the commonwealth have far bigger fish to fry and ships to eat bass is a dialogue about some of this success if perhaps everyone has a voice what happens when the robots themselves are making the decision to join the global conversation on mt is iraq. one of the top stories here on our syria russia have kicked off the twenty eighteenth at the world cup in style at defeating saudi arabia five nil in the toilets a thing match. the new york attorney general has followed two point eight million dollars lawsuit against president donald trump three of his children and that charitable foundation for allegedly violating state charity nor. the saudi led coalition fighting to oust

even in eastern europe gives him us but after all nine hundred sixty eight was also the year of the prague spring. people felt that things were about to change that is for it's a first for him and it's to teach us alexander dubcek took over as the leader of czechoslovakia's communist party. in january nineteenth sixty eight and soon tried to implement some cautious reforms people in other countries were paying close attention to these developments. don't look at. the third way and socialism with a human face while that was really something that people were excited about it just like they welcome the new youth culture you know. so it was great for the off we hope that his reforms would spread through east germany or this and that they would take hold of me as well as the east german authorities put a stop to that in a hurry as that was the end of our hopes but they're not just the hopes of young people in other third go and. you know it's as if she's on bond today i'll tell you what the thinking at the time among our parents and others was be careful guidance as in the political we could ta

this was a fantastic day, we are in prague, they sign agreement reducing by 30% the number of nuclearweapons in the world allowed in each country. this was then a fun day too. this was the day that it was ratified at the end of the year, the last day before senate winter break. we went down, you know, i watched the vice president preside as we got to 72 votes, i remember very vividly watching senator mccain walk down the hall and had finger like this and he got up and he went like that and he voted against that. but he's a good guy and he was very good to me, by the way, throughout my entire career including as u.s. ambassador. and, again, you know, i love my job here at stanford, i'm grateful. this is paradise and i'm going to be here for the rest of my life but some days here at stanford the years kind of blur, you know, what did i do in 2003, you know? i published an article in the journal in democracy. i see larry diamond, maybe i did that. i can't remember which one and even in government, government is really hard to do anything, most people just be, they are just i am deputy as

if he was in prague deal iing wh the russians, there's going to be evidence in the record. >> john, mobies, go ahead. >> trump is this long association before passed to his final reward. and the negotiation with the mob and the variety of ways the building industry, the failed casinos, you have to wonder about those, how a casino fails. so i felt like he was pulling a rudy because he's introducing an aspect that cohen is deal iing with the mob for trump, which is kind of an astonishing thing. i haven't seen anything publicly saying that's what the investigation is about. >> but this is coming from an individual who represented donald trump for a long tomb. part of what we tried to do in reporting this out is talked to the people who are close to it. isn't it striking coming from him tonight? >> striking, i think he may open up a whole other investigation. i mean rudy gave us how we funneled money to pay off tricks for trump and now we're talking about how the fixer also may be takes care of the mob. trump has been compared to the godfather person who expects one direction of loyalty tow

projects seeking exceptions, we think it makes sense to apply that same stan standard to code-complying prague rockets. remember, a variance is noncode-complying and gets 20 days notice and the other 30 days. it can feel like the notice is being reduced going from 20 days to 30 days, it's being expanded by going to tenants where it wasn't previously. it will be multilingual and on-line for broader reach. 20-day notice will be more meaningful. preapplication is required as well as notices from the building department. the proposal to remove neighborhood notice for pop-outs is a significant part of the legislation that we think will be heard today. pop-outs at 300 to 350 living space, a bedroom and a little extra living space, usually to accommodate growing families. they're code-complaint, because they're part of the neighborhood character in all of the residential neighborhoods. it's the expansion encouraged by the department. they never enroach into mid clock open space or required rear yards. of the 250 permits filed for rear additions, only 5 of them get a d.r. filed and only two or three a

communication logs, to look at his travel records, because there have been allegations that he went over to prague and went over to budapest during the campaign and met with individuals associated with russia. we asked mr. cohen for records to show that he wasn't over there and he wasn't willing to turn that over. i think this has to be a wakeup call for house intelligence republicans, that weur investigation prematurely and now we're going to learn a lot more about a key witness. >> if he does flip and cooperates with the federal prosecutors and the u.s. attorney in the southern district of new york, what do you think that means for president trump? >> he's in real trouble. >> why? >> because you don't flip if you don't have anything to say. innocent people don't worry about whether someone's going to flip on them. and also let's just be real. honest presidents don't have fixers. we're so in the thick of this that when you take a step and d realize talk about mr. cohen as donald trump's fixer, that's a problem. innocent people don't need fixers. innocent people fix things by just shooting straigh