we've served guests coming from as far away as legal marriage and see prague and even radio. source so we get home style fare roast duck dumplings filled with meat that's roast pork wild game. all freshly prepared in the station restaurant. and soon. it's hard to imagine anyone rushing through a meal here and yet all of us station where time seems to pass at a slower pace. yes . originally there was just a solitary forester's house in the entire region around the yell of a mountain eventual joined by a handful of hamlets in the early 20th century people from the cities began discovering the region as a welcome retreat. since then the tiny station has served as a common area insider's tips for a brief stopover and as a base for hiking tracks and an oasis of tranquility before returning to the hustle and bustle of life in the city. we next headed south west travelling around 20 kilometers through the ditching district. in addition to tourists the regional railway also conveys schoolchildren and commuters to towns in the area. among them as the town of the chain an important ind

oh, yeah, i went to prague. i literally forgot that i've been to prague and i'm not, i mean, we had this conversation somebody said what do you think of prague? i said, i've never been to prague. and my chief of staff said yes, you had. i said no, i have never been to prague, ever. she was like yes, and we went back and forth and it took a picture of me in prague going, you're right! i forgot all about that! i was there for two days. that's what the pace is, you forget big, major things not because you they weren't important but they get crowded out by the next series of issues and demands so i don't know what the question was, how we got on this (laughs). >> you forgot the question. >> i forgot the question. >> so while we think about all of that and then you have the two little ones. >> say that again? >> the two little ones. >> oh, my kids. >> so they might have -- >> i never forgot about them! >> and that balance and when people are thinking about balance, do you have any advice for how people might try to -

i literally forgot that i have been to prague. and i'm not -- i mean, we had this conversation -- somebody said what do you think of prague? i said i've never been to prague. my chief of staff is like yes, you have. i said, no. we went back and forth, and it took a picture of me in prague to go, you're right. i forgot all about that. i was there for two days. that's what the pace is, you can forget big, major things not because they're not important but because they're crowded out by the next series of issues and demands. i don't know what the question was, how we got on this. >> you forgot the question. >> i forgot the question. >> that's all right. when you think about that, and you have the two little ones -- >> say that again. >> the two little ones -- >> oh, my kids, yeah. i never forgot about them. >> so that balance -- so when people are thinking about balance and how you do it, any advice for how people can try to -- there >> there's a lot of advice for balance. my balance is crazy. you're the first lady but you're also tr

i literally forgot that i had been to prague. we had this conversation. someone asked me what do you think of prague? i said i've never been there. my chief of staff said yes you did, i said no. we went back and forth, and it took a picture of me in prague to go oh i forgot all about that. i was there for two days. that was the pace. you can forget major things not because they are not important, but they get crowded out by the next series of issues and demands. so i don't know what the question was, i forgot the question. >> so when you think about all of that, and then you have the two little ones. >> say that again. >> the two little ones. we >> i never forgot about them. >> so that balance. when people are thinking about balance, any advice for how people can try to -- >> there's a lot of advice on balance. my balance was crazy, you're the first lady and you're trying to go to the potluck, and soccer game. i tell the story about how obama goes to a parent teacher interview, and people instep or gear lean out looking at you like i will kill you. but wh

to discuss this and more i'm joined by my guest brad blankenship in prague he is a freelance journalist as well as a journalist. and in bloomington we have michael kernis he is a r.t. columnist and a comic book writer all right gentlemen crossed up or is an affair. that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was it was good and it's going to bradford. you know it will be over the last few weeks watching this whole cancel culture phenomenon and i find it is a completely ludicrous anti intellectual and a historical. anti-rational ok i'm a trained historian and i history is full of tragedies that we're supposed to learn from ok not wipe it away so how does this cancel culture phenomenon it really enhanced the public square or is the whole point not to go ahead. well i think that the whole little thrust of it generally is is progress in the sense that it's actually giving some democratization to the platforms now it's not like silencing people's free speech of course people still have this right but it's really seizing the platforms with that work for so long in my opinion and i think

. >> i was trained as an artist in prague. after completing my schooling, i worked as an animator for czechoslovakian films. and then the russians invaded my country. now i am a political refugee in the united states. my first job in this country was as an animator. my first assignment was to make a film about the american flag because it was thought i might bring a fresh vision to a familiar sight. here in this room i began my work that would take me back in time and place to that late fall day when i arrived in new york city. to live one life and come into another creates a moment of abrupt break. behind you is the iron curtain you have broken through. the long wait in refugee camps, the long lines for processing, the endless paperwork and daily disappointments. the fears you will not be led into a new country. then suddenly it is all over. you have arrived at john f. kennedy airport. ♪ all of you is open to every sensation and every sensation is fresh. my first thought was i had been put down in a brilliant part of colors,

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coronavirus crisis with a massive massive public dinner party in the capital large crowds gathered on prague's charles bridge and sat down to dine at a gigantic 500 meter meter table the country has now eased most restrictions which had been introduced fairly early on in the pandemic the czech republic registered fewer than $12000.00 coronavirus cases over the past few months but the world health organization warned that the pandemic is not over and precautions still need to be taken. don't forget you can get always good news on the go just down or app from apple play or from the app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and if you're part of a news story you can also use a d w app to send us photos and videos of what's happening. you're watching the news live from berlin don't forget you can get the latest on our web site that's t w dot com and you can follow us on twitter and instagram to add you know you news from me and a news team here in berlin thanks for watching. i'm secure that the world that ha

crisis in their country with a massive public dinner party in the capitol a large crowds gathered on prague's charles bridge on tuesday and sat down to dine at a gigantic 500 meter table the country has by now eased most restrictions which had been introduced fairly early on in the pandemic the czech republic registered fewer than $12000.00 run of virus cases and under $350.00 deaths. the israeli cabinet is poised to debate the annexation of several jewish settlements in the occupied west bank the move is likely to inflame tensions with the palestinians and hamper any future peace negotiations over the territory the status of the territory now beit is guy is a palestinian enclave in the west bank just outside of jerusalem and completely surrounded by the village of israeli settlers soon this settler land could become part of israel the palestinians say that would be unacceptable tanya kramer reports this tunnel road leads to the palestinian village of beit exeunt next to the security barrier that separates israel from the occupied west bank at this particular spot the fence of the israeli bar

the coronavirus crisis with a massive public dinner party in the capital large crowds gathered on prague's charles bridge and sat down to dine at i just can't take 500 meter table. we're not seeing pictures of that right now but i can tell you the country has now eased most restrictions which have been which were introduced fairly early on in the pandemic the czech republic registered fewer than 12000 coronavirus cases this is the charge bridge you're seeing now and a dinner party there registered $12000.00 front of virus cases over the past few months but the world health organization warned that the pandemic is not over and precautions still need to be taken. now that's the news i'm always on is a from berlin don't forget you can get the latest on our website that's t.v. dot com or you can follow us on twitter and instagram as well you're watching t.v. news stay tuned and thanks for watching. language courses. video. anytime anywhere. w. .

crisis they held a massive public dinner party in the capital on tuesday the large crowds gathered on prague's charles bridge and sat down to dine at a gigantic 500 meter table the country has by now eased most restrictions which had been introduced in the early on in the pandemic the czech republic registered field and 12000 coronavirus cases and just under 350 ditz. football to be precise by in munich has confirmed the signing of french teenager from. the defender joy by an on a free transfer and could soon be followed by manchester city way into the royce sunday see as a product of b.p. is steve youth academy and has signed a 4 year deal with the bundesliga champions the 18 year old is one of europe's biggest young talents he is known for his versatility and 10 play in more than just the same to back position. and this is news here's a reminder of the top stories this hour hong kong police have used was a challenge to disperse activists protesting against the new security law imposed on the territory by beijing more than 30 a risk was made. and you're watching the news don't forget you can

process they held a massive public dinner party in the capital on tuesday large crowds gathered in prague child bridge and sat down to dine at a gigantic 500 meter long table the country has by now eased most restrictions which had been introduced fairly early on in the pandemic the czech republic registered fewer than 12000 coronavirus cases and 350 deaths. you're watching news don't forget you can keep up to date on our website that dot com and you can of course follow us on twitter and instagram as well at the news i'm going to thank you so much for watching out of covert 19 special with rob what's next. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and. our corona update. 19 special next on d w.

not socially distance or where there are mass while visiting our beaches i don't think are going to prague will do anything i think he will continue to say it's a hoax and not believe in the science that is there causing so many cases and. this lack of guidance creates a dilemma for business owners between health concerns and remaining competitive. rants in the bar and grill in the 5th generation. we want them to wear a mask but if they don't want to wear a mask we can tell them where i'm at because it's their right to wear a mask or not i don't feel safe with them when i'm not when i'm not you know that flat where i'm at. and i would rather that where. they can make it you can make it a law that you know that we have to wear it if it recommend it for our safety in our health. you know you to make it where you know you get fined $500.00 if you know where. the united states are facing a new record high of with 19 infections because little would you know here at the boardwalk in ocean city maryland the majority of the people is not wearing a mosque they tell us we are here to fun we want to

to be able to see the picture pathing posco makes anamorphic odd and we met him in his studio and prague. 'd 'd 'd the images play with perspective 3 d. becomes 2 d. the various elements fused together into a picture of the rider. and anamorphic portrait. so anamorphic comes from greek and means something like reshaped. at 1st the image appears distorted and takes shape only when you change your perspective. the viewer has to occupy a certain place in the room to see the intended result. check artist patrick postcode specializes in these allusions is anamorphic artworks can be several metres across and take up entire rooms most are portraits of famous checks here we see the founder of the multinational footwear companies but. the largest. is one of my latest works. all the enemy morphic sculptures you see here are made up of objects that have some connection to the subject. so this is in fact a portrait of tom. made entirely of shoes. on his wall. for weeks prasco collected around 200 shoe soles one out shoes and scraps of fabric and leather to assemble the many elements he needed for hi

spent on a lot more expensive things there for example prague and italian marble all day maybe gold fittings are getting very very expensive finishing so actually it turned out that my house less. and those. the house also generates renewable energy and harvest serene water. today it is able to capture 75 percent of its water demand and can also save up to 40 percent of its power. one explains that these features be off over time. i think it is still worth it if you spend 10 percent more or 15 percent more and after 5 years it base for itself and then after that it runs virtually free of cost and you are giving back to the future generations you're giving back to the environment we are now coming into the concept of you know 0 carbon exit or buildings which are going to you know give back more than they consume i think that's the need of the are right now may not the moment india has it on 1400000 more than homes that are built with the green concept. which constitutes less than 5 percent of all residential properties . the indian green building council hopes to take this number up to 10 per

search where police did smash the car window of a black man after they wrongfully accused him of prague possession ironically though the man in question was driving home from a t.v. interview he had given about his experience with institutionalized racism specifically about being stopped for searches his footage of the police action filmed by the man himself. but make sure no one caught who were. there last night. after coming from a challenge for him to be specifically talking about getting stopped by the police live. above late on an interview without stops just to check my phone or fixation just. held up the traffic just stop me. and implied i was putting things in my waistband just as i saw that clearly there wasn't anything there it was there was no drugs this never ever bit drugs in my life never should be to take it any illegal just. the video footage is clear that wonder window was smashed my hands were up i did not resist any point and yes something. does go through my head a lot. evilness the police feared was an hour. traumatic for me but it was. well in response a police spo

for 5 years not only russia is gripped by protests the wave of demonstrations swept big cities like prague london brussels sydney los angeles and others activists are waving national flags carrying banners and shouting slogans slogans some of them becoming violent on friday vandals targeted armenian school in san francisco with threatening and racist graffiti tensions have raised after earlier this month the 2 countries saw their deadliest cross border shelling since 2016 with a dozen azerbaijani and 5 armenian soldiers. that's your news for this hour be back at 6 o'clock last go time that's in about 30. 2 and a half minutes so another full extra news this is arch international. son the last the baby boomers or speculating in the nighty night he's on the birth of companies that went public for the 1st time and they would have these pops and then there was this enormous crash here the millennialism jhansi are speculating on the death of companies and companies that are dying and declaring their dead companies and their supply plowing their way and just speculate on down the depth of the com

i look forward to looking with everyone on this call and all of our colleagues in prague -- congresso act boldly and live up to the promise of this nation. thank you for giving us the opportunity to speak today. i want to thank all of those who andly have presented ideas are not just tinkering around the edges as it relates to systemic racism but to make real changes in the policies of this country. thank you again. >> thank you very much. thank you very much for the powerful message. we realize systemic racism is a disease comparable to the fight we are in even today, fighting the horrors of covid-19. i am delighted to be here with my colleagues. in the epicenter of covid-19. i spent time with the george floyd family. i want to express my deepest sympathy to them. fighting ord in justice in policing, let it be , the that these families last 24 hours, had to hear video trying toon officers overcome the law and their dastardly deed. to hear the pain of george floyd saying he cannot breathe. wondering why he was in that predicament. why breonna taylor was in that addict commitment ever

crisis they held a massive public dinner party in the capital on tuesday knowledge crowds gathered on prague's charles bridge and sat down to dine at a gigantic 500 meter long table the country has by now eased most restrictions which had been introduced fairly early on in the pandemic the czech republic registered fewer than 12000 coronavirus cases and under $350.00 deaths. the israeli cabinet is poised to debate the annexation of several jewish settlements in the occupied west bank the move is likely to inflame tensions with the palestinians and hamper any future peace negotiations or the status of the territory beit ekes up is a palestinian enclave on the west bank just outside jerusalem and completely surrounded by a village of israeli settlers soon this. could become part of israel the palestinians say that would be unacceptable do you have a correspondent tanya kramer reports from beit except this tunnel road leads to the palestinian village of beit exeunt next to the security barrier that separates israel from the occupied west bank at this particular spot the fence of the israeli barri

crisis they held a massive public dinner party in the capital on tuesday large crowds gathered on prague's charles bridge and sat down to dine at a gigantic 500 meter table the country has now eased most restrictions which had been introduced early on in the pandemic the czech republic where just a few were than 12000 coronavirus cases and 350 deaths. by in munich have confirmed the signing off french teenager quasi from paris on gym in the defended joint spying on a free transfer and could soon be followed by manchester city when the. products of the he is to give academy and has signed a 4 year deal with the bundesliga champions the 18 year old is one of europe's biggest young talents he's known for his versatility and can play in more than just the center back position. in years don't forget you can't keep up to date on a website that's dot com i'll be back at the top of the join me if you can't. in a globalized world. where everything is connected. all it takes costs to set things in motion. local hero show how their ideas can change the world. global 3000. next on t w. like . pains me

this is did every news live from prague celebrates best deal day and of the shadow of the current of ours as scaled down ceremony in paris plays tribute to the nation's health care with the us president will crumble lay out his plans to overcome the pandemic in a televised address later today also coming up. could he be the new frontrunner to succeed i'm going to makeover marcus that is a very nice house with the german chancellor as political observers buzzing. and ravaged by decades of conflict somalia's capital now confronts coronavirus with critical infrastructure lacking the private sector is stepping in to try to keep people safe in mogadishu. hello i'm christine window welcome to the program fraunces celebrating its national holiday best day but this year public's integrations have been canceled all scaled back in the capital paris for the 1st time since 945 boards have cancelled their traditional parade along the shops and these are used instead a much smaller event took place featuring a tribute to health care workers representatives from 4 european countries including. and

bit of the new york where every day there are the most racially of thousands of young kids going in prague this thing and i actually almost 80 percent of them are white or not black and latino on me because there is this a biased underclass of young people that are on the innate that are frustrated they don't have jobs epic ideas jobs and they feel there is no future for them so it's a revolution of their breakout yeah but rather than a march on a problem for the arts well you and thomas piketty and there are a number of other writers as you just mentioned who had to the writer who mention precariat hat have seen these tensions these economic tensions but the mainstay that the mainstream of acknowledge those are out there every day investing in the markets talking about you know 4000000 new jobs being created even though 44000000 people are unemployed officially from this what does it take the economics profession to get beyond these blind spots so that that they see what you see well you know many people are looking only at the stock market but wall street and main street are different in

conservative ideas 1st inform us the family gentlemen we have run out of time i want to thank my guests in prague and in bloomington and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here are p.c. and x. i'm remembered. for all those drones out. blueberry thinks. we dared to ask. when i was choked small seemed wrong all right old old just don't call. me old but you get to shape out this day and you can stick out to it and in again trade equals betrayal all the once on a find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. 54 jets and more than 1300 military personnel are headed to air force base in alaska where is that to say come on i'll show you what's the reason for any type of enhanced u.s. military presence in this area russia. what is it suddenly about the south china sea that makes it so that it 11000000000 barrels of oil. take a look at this map who really owns what kind of says no it belongs to us india says no we claim that that belongs to us both of these countries have nuclear weapons capabilities there is reason for concern so that's why we're going to drill down on this story

deutsche bank is experiencing an outage affecting all stocks listed on the dax stock exchange in prague, bud a budapest and vienna. today, the first day of the second half. we'll continue to watch the boards for the update. let's push onto the big story wirecard's administrator has said many around the world have expressed interest in the firm failing to intervene in the practices in time and choosing to protect customers from short sellers. due to testify to the parliament later today. >> when has been evident is that some of the financial services they've been involved in is a very new part of the economy what investors will be looking to pick up some of these assets if they can? >> rightly, these are competitors and private equity investors and the insolvency administrator. i guess the interest is vital for those part of the company which is like the core of wire card but also the business they actually acquired themselves for proven substantial revenue they've proven here in germany on the stock market swings, there is a lot of intraday making money. in germany, the discussion will

here in prague where they acted very early and decisively shutting down the lands, eventually restricting all travel except people who are hong kong residents and making everybody who arrives have a 14 day home quarantine, they thought they had the city locked down air tight, now we have community spread once again. small numbers can become very big numbers if health officials don't get a handle on this thing very quickly. that's what they're concerned about. the numbers here in hong kong could start to sharply rise if additional steps are not taken. how did this happen? one theory is that flight crew coming from all over the world up until recently didn't have to take a covid test at the airport like every other incoming traveller. they had to report their health condition and temperature. now they are also required to be tested for covid at the airport. they still don't have to go through the 14 day quarantine. that wouldn't be viable. same thing for diplomats who might have to travel back and forth. they also have an exemption in some cases, but it still raises the question if these pe

. >>> people in prague made the most of their lockdown being lifted with a feast on the famed charles bridge. ♪ ♪ >> chest gathered around the nearly 500 long meter table stretching down the bridge. they say the lack of tourists made the massive dining event possible. the czech republic was among the first countries to implement a lockdown. there were lots of masks noted. >>> i'm rosemary church. connect with me on twitter. "early start" is up next. you're watching cnn. have a great day. when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free. shipstation. the #bbut what if you couldg of onldo better than that? like adapt. disc

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in the framework of her history together and then, of course, when you wanted to spend a summer in prague having fun but had a senior product to do i suggested that you go to ukraine and see if you could find these people who hid my father, your grandfather. in many ways i had both you and frank doing what i could not do at that point. somehow i did not have or i could not ask those and i couldn't talk about these things to you guys, to your father and it was all in there and i just did not have the emotional wherewithal to undertake the journeys that you took for me first. >> it should be noted that you encouraged me to go seek this family history and you also told me not to tell grandma i was doing it so we will get to that in a little bit and the challenges like layering communication and what is okay to say to this person and what is not okay to say to that person and all of the problems that that can entail but to take a step back as we never really introduced you. we are here to talk about your book and i want you to know that we are still here which, i was thinking about a good way

in the czech republic, they just had a huge party in prague to celebrate the easing of coronavirus's restrictions. a massive public dinner on the charles bridge with no social distancing required. >> things are going more easy now i think about covid-19, and so just -- just to enjoy life. >> just enjoy life. we've gotten rid of covid. sure looks nice. for some perspective, consider this. florida just announced 10,000 cases in a single day. by contrast, as writer matt o'brien pointed out, with a combined population of 2.6 billion people, china, japan, korea, vietnam, thailand, malaysia, indonesia, the philippines, australia and the entire european union are averaging 6,670 new cases a day. less than florida. all those countries, the population of 2.6 billion people collectively, they have fewer cases than just florida, and that is just one state. in alabama the number of patients being treated for coronavirus surged past 800 for the first time ever today, marking the fourth straight day they have set record highs for hospitalizations. in texas, they hit another record-breaking day for