let's talk about prague winter. you were 59 years old just being sworn in when you learned that your parents had been born jewish and that some of members of your family had been killed in the holocaust. you answered a lot of questions you dealt with it. it was a painful period what made you go back to it and write a whole book on the subject? well, because i didn't think i had all the answers and and let me just explain a little bit of the context of how this happened when i was ambassador at the united nations was when people started writing me letters. i hadn't really been a public figure till then and some of the people asked for money or visas and then there were letters that would say something about the village that my parents were born in or dates, but everything was wrong in them there never was a letter that had all the facts and i mean somebody saying that they'd gone to high school with my father in 1915, which would have been impossible because he was born in 1909, but in november 96 when i was being ve

where her mother was and i was born in prague and emily went back to belgrade.n m my father was recalled in 1938 and he was in czechoslovakia when the nazis marched in 1939. i found a yellow pad where my mother was describing, my father had died sometime before and she wanted to tell people who she was. so she s wrote something and her family was surprised because my never -- my mother never write anything because she had her own english style. it was interesting to find this yellow pad. what she said was we were never in prague and my father had gone to get a passport to get out and they had generally had been hiding and not going anywhere. they sent me to be with my grandmother inside of prague while my mother sat in cafÉs and tried to figure it out. she wrote that my father was a little bit ofed bribary had managed to get out. then theyy got my grandmother to bring me in to prague and everybody had one suitcase. they got on the train to get out and she said that was the last time they saw any members of their family. so it was accidental in many ways. >> at h

you council to prague. because war has returned to europe. the check republics tenure at the home will be a hard way. we are preparing ourselves or to take presidency. think over presidents, it in time for inflation is very high when a war is so close to our sir in ukraine and her russian aggression against ukraine is of course, a main topic girl for all of us. the chic republic has welcome nearly 400000 ukranian refugees and provided significant financial and military aid to keith. since the start of the war, within the e u, it is a vocal support of sanctions against russia. but the central european country, like many others on the continent, is heavily dependent on russian energy. and there are serious concerns here about how secure that supplies energy took, reduce important topic right now and our dependence on russia, or is that of huge for us. so it's a really enormous sir, independence failing of rational gas and oil, and turn, we have to find a solution for all of us about 30 trick republic knows this would be, have been possible only

look, we discussed the history of the prague spring.ecifically shifted the emphasis to the parallel. well , understandable. yes, it’s possible to either discuss now, for example, the creation of the czechoslovak corps in the eighteenth year, for which you don’t understand that you should repent 100 times, then we are for a prague visa, maybe you know that, uh, actually, really. you are right, there was a tough, fierce struggle for zones of influence in europe, and when ir says that the americans had nothing to do with this, but you excuse me, this is ridiculous. that is, it was not for nothing that they mentioned life here. yes, that's interesting, that is, calmly spoke, called and by a strange coincidence, your famous manifesto 2,000, which 2,000 words that were there, in fact, the manifesto of all this prague, completely coincided with the theses of brzezinski's tennis. and here's that writer you 're talking about, uh, when he recently compared. well. bravo interviewed. he didn't even remember. eh, your theses. he doesn't even know, h

, these days in prague, the ministers of the interior of the european union met in prague, as well asof the interior, and i suggest listening what was this meeting about, to unite all our efforts to stop this bloody aggression, to stop this bloody aggressor and tyrant putin, and we can do it today. like never before, europe is united around ukraine. europe is united around the values ​​that every ukrainian soldier defends today . on the border of united europe. i also managed to talk after the public speech with the minister of the monastery, ah, i wanted to detail what exactly this meeting was about, what concrete initiatives already exist because of what he he said, first of all, it is about help in demining the territory, this is very valuable help and ukraine will need a lot of it, it is also about the help of the countries of the european union cooperation in the investigation of crimes of war crimes that occurred on the territory of ukraine as a result of russian aggression. thank you, kateryna, for the information it was kateryna lykhodlyad, a correspondent of radio freedom of

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well, i'll drink, did you fly to prague? well, but there are no planes. so it's all complicated, that's all. so, i wanted to ask you about exactly the same discussion about the oligarchs, i don't really understand what really happened, or is it meant to have already been calculated during the war? there was confusion, so the system did not work, the system worked on the teeth, on the nerves , on the muscles, on the volunteers, on all these people, and on the state, also on the generality, and now we roughly understand, we just appeared, the time appeared time, we roughly understand how it works, where to get drones, how to negotiate with america, what russia is doing. we arrived on june 16. yes, and when it became clear that europe is for us, this discussion of the prime minister of italy , the chancellor of germany, and emmanuel macros seems to be coming . here we have oligarchs, and the fight against oligarchs and oligarchs is very important. i am also in favor of it, but i absolutely cannot understand legally how to catch it, because the law caught it

that it is very important to have a strategy about what edward lucas, who spoke during this forum in prague the west should have long ago developed a reasonable strategy and be ready for different scenarios, because one of the issues why ah hmm are afraid to speed up the provision of offensive weapons to ukraine not only because of nuclear blackmail from russia, but also because of the lack of a strategy in case of the defeat of the russian federation. recognized borders 91 years ago, you know me since 2018, when for the first time in the committee on foreign affairs of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, we discussed this issue at meetings, and in particular the issue of support for enslaved peoples in my country in the office there was a map of the six republics of the volga region and the day of the urals, and already in 2019 the verkhovna rada of ukraine adopted an appeal in which we condemned the kremlin's policy of repression against indigenous peoples, assimilation policy, aggressive depletion of natural resources, and that's why we now understand that the totalitarian regime of the russi

i actually recently returned from prague, literally two days ago, from the forum of free peoples, and i understand that today's your the statement is honestly support for those people who were there because we had an indirect relationship with it, but they did it, consciously or unconsciously, i don't know. as for this process, i absolutely support it, you already know that i'm not the first there was a meeting of exercises for this, there was a meeting in washington, then there was a meeting in warsaw, and people are working to deal with this issue, see russia doomed to these three points, which i have publicly voiced today, but we have a more ambitious thing, we have a more ambitious thing, let's say so, here is the proposal for the world, i would like him to be, i wish life is really a project of our national security, our defense. well, the main thing is that this project is for development. thank you, we will release oleksiy danilov if there are no more questions in the studio. thank you for the comprehensive answers well, with your permission, we will continue the topic and alre

counsel to prague.ecause war has returned to europe, the czech republic's tenure at the helm will be a hard one. >> we are preparing ourselves to take residency -- take took over the presidency in a time when inflation is very high and war is so close to us in ukraine, and russian aggression is of course the main topic for all of us. reporter: the czech republic has welcomed nearly 400,000 ukrainian refugees and provided significant financial and militarywithin the eu, it is a l support of sanctions against russia. but the central european country like many others on the continent is heavily dependent on russian energy. and there are serious concerns here about how secure that supply is. >> energy security is an important topic right now. it is huge for us, russia, huge dependency on russian gas and oil. we have to find the solution for all of us. but the czech republic knows that this would be possible only with solidarity of all e.u. countries. reporter: but they are increasingly drifting apart on how

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trapped in prague after they missed a flight connection.t's worse, they were told it may take weeks for them to get home. >>> with luggage and musical cases in tow, students fine little walked out of their last airport after their european trip. students and parents are hope they're home safe. >> it was a beautiful trip. we thank lufthansa for getting us back. >> i am just thankful to be back. >> reporter: lufthansa canceled their flight from prague which made them miss their flight to the united states. they reached tout the ceo of the airline and german ambassador to the u.s. >> they got a barrage of e- mails, around 340 e-mailless. telling them to have a little bit of a heart and get our kids out of prague. >> now the apartments say that lufthansa deserves a little bit of credit for getting them on a flight. >> i just got an e-mail saying that they went above and beyond. giving snacks to kids. giving seats to kids. >>> they've been short staff because they sr-pbtd been able to retire to prepandemic levels. and recent covid infections are

among them, two american moms living in prague. a home away from home. my colleague richard lui recently traveled to the czech republic, and had a chance to speak with them. richard? >> yes, thank you, alicia. you know, these two american mothers, one from midwest, went from the southeast, they're taking things into their own hands, doing which many americans watching the ukraine war have wanted to do, finding a way to help. and with no end in sight to the russian invasion, these women are doing what they can to help fleeing refugees, by creating new homes for them, away from the fighting. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: i came up inspired youtube video, not from happy-go-lucky teams, but from ukrainian more refugees trying to guard their youth, taped after they flipped and found a new home in a neighboring country. >> the story begins on the 24th of february. this was very scary, because we woke up from the bombs, from the sirens. >> reporter: kate and her friend our best friends, teenagers from odessa, ukraine. they are part of more than 300,

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but their trip hit a major snag when lufthansa canceled their flight from prague to frankfurt. parents had initially criticized the airline for what they say was a lackluster response saying they were told the students might not get home for weeks. so they reached out to the ceo of the airline and the german ambassador to the u.s. >> they got a barrage of e-mails, 331 e-mails that went to them. and essentially asking them to have a little bit of a heart and get our kids out from prague. >> reporter: now parents say lufthansa deserves some credit for responding to the criticism and getting the students home on a chartered flight. >> they went over and beyond and the execs coming to the gates and the terminals to make sure we're having a safe flight. giving snacks to kids. giving toys to kids. >> reporter: airlines have canceled thousands of flights this summer stranding travelers around the world. all carriers have been struggling with the spike in demand as travel restrictions ease coupled with massive staffing shortages because they haven't been able to rehire to prepandemic l

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but wednesday night less than six hours before they had to get to an airport in prague for a flight homeey received a notice from lufthanse that their flight was canceled. >> everybody was worried about how soon we could get back home. as of today it has been almost 48 hours. we don't have any news out of any schedule. >> our kids are very tired. they want to come take and break and now they're fearing what's going to happen. >> reporter: parents said there might not be a flight to take the whole group until august. but a spokesperson told nbc bay area in an e-mail the airline is working to get everyone on a flight back to the u.s. as soon as possible. parents hope that's true. >> they need to honor their commitment and come through. >> reporter: bora says the tour company and the school are covering everyone's accommodations in prague, but the students need to get back to prepare for school that starts in about three weeks and parents need to get back to jobs. they could have good news very soon. i talked to the ceo of that tour company who told me the officials have assured her they wi

you were in prague for this conference, which was devoted to the issue of colonization of the russianand imperialization . of the russian federation, you know. perhaps it seems impossible to some today. in fact, everything is impossible. i can make it possible, and we can contribute to it. i also want to ask that there were certain activists, public figures, journalists, politicians, ex-politicians, ukrainian delegation. it was represented. how representative was the ukrainian delegation , and the most important thing from what was said in prague, what ukraine can participate in, berlinizing it is not possible at the legislative level at the executive level levels to join, so to speak, in an organized manner, and it's all uh-uh in the practical plane. please direct it, well, first of all, one fact must be said about ukraine: ukraine is one of the countries that joined the creation of this forum in general, that is, from this fact alone, we can say that ukraine is a co-founder of this forum, uh, relatively , a representative from ukraine was there, well , mr. klinkin was there, and pub

well coming up after the break stuck in prague. we've been following the old deal of some students who got stranded in europe because of a heatwave and flight cancellations tonight. we learned when they will finally come back to the bay area and pay extra at the pump a little later. the i-teams. dan noyes looks into why gas prices in california are often so much higher than the rest of the country. the country. loaded with our world famous pastrami, sauteed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new pastrami cheese steak. try steak or chicken, too. now at togo's now you can save big on supersonic wifi from xfinity. can it handle all of my devices? oh, all that. and it comes with a 2-year rate guarantee. what?! ok! no annual contract. no equipment fees. oh, and a free streaming box. oh, i like streaming. it's all just $50 a month when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data. will you add a motorcycle? no... did you say yes? the new xfinity supersonic bundle. it's kind of a big deal. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪

austria, czech republic, germany and prague. but the airline canceled flight because of extreme heat. 70 students and 50 parents are stuck in prague. they are saying that they are trying to get to new york tonight. but they have no plans to get these kids home. >> i believe they are trying to get it within the next couple of weeks. but every day it causes tension. it will be in august. >> they have issued a statement saying they are discussing the next step to get the san francisco group back home to the u.s. >>> if you are a millennial and you live in the bay area, congratulations. a survey said you are in the best place. but with one exception. you can guess where that is. >> reporter: with loss of jobs, salaries and benefits and beautiful weather, san jose was named the top spot for the 26 to 41-year-old set. >> beautiful scenery, things to do. >> reporter: the survey lists san francisco as the fifth best city for millennials. they admit there is a downside to silicon valley, even with unemployment. >> housing is the biggest

the group from saratoga hype was supposed to fly from prague to frankfurt germany and then home.ight that was canceled unexpectedly, they would have been stranded for two days. they will head to frankfurt tomorrow and are expected to arrive in san francisco monday afternoon. quite a turnout for an event decided -- named to unite to communities. ♪ this is the second annual summer unity block party. it's a celebration meant to bring together san francisco's chinese and left residents. today's event concluded dance numbers and plenty of fun and games for the kids. there were guest speakers. >> just ahead, we will talk about what is in store for the forecast plus more on a pancake party that is coming to an end. >> we will talk about a bright start to the we can today. a live look from the cam. the fog is rolling in. we will take a look at what it >> a san francisco man who has united his neighborhood through pancakes has served his last plate. branson cooks up pancake party's right outside his home. he says it is a great way to get to know your neighbors. today was his third and fin

to prague a couple of years later when everything was unraveling and the nazis were coming in. and your parents escaped with you to england so tell us about your mother's letter and what you learned about that. b >> so what happened was my father his job was to be press attachÉ in belgrade my mother wanted me to be born in progress her mother was. so i was the then we went back to belgrade and then my father was recalled in 1938 and he was in w czechoslovakia when the nazis marched in 1939. and my mother i found a yellow pad where she was describing where my father died sometime before she wanted to tell people who heet was and so the whole family was surprised because my mother had never wrote anything that we could tell and she had her own english style. >> tell us what she said about the escape. >> we were living in probably get my father had gone to see about a stamp on a passport to get out generally they were hiding but they were ready to be with my grandmother and my mother tried to figure it out. and then and they managed to g get the science to get out. and then everyb

accordingly, the agreement was signed today by the ministers in prague.s will make it possible to attract funds from the czech government for specific projects. the ukrainian minister asked for the demining of reserves and the chornobyl zone, and the rest of the european countries assured ukraine of their support today there are already specific cases of aid. this is unprecedented aid to poland, they constantly give our foresters to the armed forces cars, unprecedented aid today germany had a bilateral meeting with the minister of ecology of germany eh she said that there are already allocated funds in the amount of 20 million euros for eh quick help to ukraine for the restoration of the environment, for the restoration of certain destroyed objects, and these are the funds that we can quickly get today wild boars are fleeing from the wild boars to the dnipropetrovsk region in zelenodolsk in in the kryvyi rih region, as many as six wild boars come here from the occupied part of the kherson region, they settle in families in summer houses, and they eat up t

they were supposed to fly from prague to frankfurt, germany. a charter flight will take the class from prague to germany today. caltrans broke ground on their final expansion project of highway 101. this has been going on for a long time. abc7news reporter alina holland has a look at how this will impact life for commuters. >> with the lift of a shovel caltrans it says the backbone of the bay will soon be getting stronger. >> when we finish this project we will have over 50 miles of hov lane from the south all the way to windsor. >> meaning this sky 7 view from above 101 in marin county is about to look different. caltrans will add a third hov lane. >> obviously you can travel the hov lane. , it promotes transit, carpool, better for the environment, reduce congestion, reduce omissions, promote active -- emissions. >> this project has been going on for more than a decade now. >> this is the start of something new but it is the last of all the projects, so you can see the light at the end of the narrow. >> mark levine has been representing the no

ama: currently about 80 of them are stuck in prague after their flight was canceled. they still have no return date. reporter: for a group of saratoga high school students, their tour of europe has come to a less than desirable end. they have been stranded in prague after their flights home were canceled by german airline luftanza. >> you can't make this stuff up. reporter: they were meant to fly back home and the school had even decorated for their return. after the first leg was canceled unexpectedly, they have tried to find other ways to make it back but with no luck. >> one gentleman said i can get all of you home in september. get you all on a flight in september. reporter: saratoga high school officials have reached out to everyone around the world trying to get their people home. friday night a potential break thrthrough came. they said they would make the students get back home as soon as possible. they are asking the airlines to provide one of two options. chart aeroflight to take them back to the bay area or finance new tickets to be purchased on other airli

tim: they were meant to fly from prague frankfurt and then to sfo. decorated for their return. after the first leg of their journey was canceled, the group spent the last two days trying to find other ways to make it back, but with no luck. >> one gentleman said i can get all of you home in september. tim: saratoga high school officials have reached out to local counsel people and staff around the world trying to get their people home. on friday night, a potential breakthrough coming when the tour company spoke with left onto representatives -- lufthansa representatives who said they would get the students home. they said they would either charter a flight to take all 120 people back to the bay area or finance tickets for other airlines. a possible welcome relief for the students, many of whom say they are missing out on plans they made weeks ago. >> we are going to miss a scout trip, theoretically, to the minnesota boundary waters. tim: in san francisco, tim johns, abc 7 news. stephanie: santa clara county fair kicks off without rides or traditional

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>> after they were stranded overseas for 5 days 114 students, teachers and parents were stuck in prague in the czech republic after their flight home was canceled. time airlines they had been performing at concert halls in various countries over a 2 week period, concerned parents and some elected officials reached out to congresswoman annie shoe for help. well, issues office did make contact with fly my group. that's a travel agency that actually deals with large parties office also call united airlines a partner with a time to and the state department, the american embassy in prague. finally, it was the german embassy that was able to lend a hand a little time form a crisis team, which pay for a bus and charter flight for the students. the group arrived back at sfo on monday. glad they're back home. 2 u.s. senators are urging the sportation of tr to fine airlines for delaying or canceling flights because of staffing or operational issues. democratic senators elizabeth warren in california's alex padilla. what transportation secretary pete buttigieg and other regulators to crack down on

we did such concerts when they were in prague. true . any ukrainian flag is hanging.kind of government institution? is it just a house where people live, everywhere is just full of flags and go putin, go putin, and in prague, if they saw that we were walking with a yellow-blah blue flag, people immediately hugged and cried and shouted either glory to ukraine or gloria or ukraine and also we...we sang there in the same cafe...it was such an official concert and um the second concert well, we even did a few there on the street and also from those street concerts we collected 2000 euros and for this money we bought a thermal imager for our military and you, in fact, your mission was divided into two parts, you were collecting for a shelter in western ukraine, and also for the needs of our military, and here it is actually very important to understand, i am not asking how much money, but what will be enough for this shelter thanks to such and such what about you? well, i want to say that the owners of the edem shelter, they accepted these people themselves, and that is, t

i think in europe it's the charles bridge in prague prague prague 240 points.s not a shame to you. the applause is really cool, but the big game with the team of pedagogy, the big game flew. so, so, big water coloring educators elizabeth elizabeth will play now we just need to find out. which of you will go to the sofa, who will return later, because the one who starts the game has shot back, and everything is fine. it's easy as well to come back from the couch. here, various additional conditions arise, who where do we place this responsibility on lisa applause is sent to red deeds in the amount you need to score 200 points. if there, the team will become the owner of the main prize of 50,000. you need to quickly answer my five questions in 15 seconds without hesitation. it's very fast 3 seconds for every question. at the same time, i still have bad diction. i read these questions slowly, peering through my glasses. are you ready for it yes, complete silence. no clues let's go. what dairy products do they drink? i don't know milk, that you can tighten a rubber

maybe again, when we start drinking beer in prague again. yes, we will start soon, wait a bit.e austrians are not talking about the peoples either. here we see e different, of course there are, well, mostly benevolent, and so on, as in other european countries, the question of the government that lie under the americans fulfills all of kazan and them. in short, soon they will be the people to deal with them. i am absolutely convinced of this. look , the prime ministers are falling, the fall of leaves has blown further. and konstantinovich and such if you already move on, again , after all, to diplomacy, and without emotions. can we still a at least on procedural issues support, and in the sopa of the obse or already, probably, soon there will be no sense in this, why? we will still support everything we say, we are waiting for the moment when people come to their senses after this. e wild intoxication. uh, the hangover will pass and the forum will really be able to, when, uh, europe and the americans all realize that in general they have a kirdyk. eh, it will be necessary to ag

euros was destroyed in ukraine, the military equipment of the russian occupiers will be shown in prague, the exhibition will open tomorrow and will last until july 24 at the exhibition will present the russian t-90 tank, artillery installations, anti-tank systems and the infamous buvk anti-aircraft missile complex. visitors will also see some of the three thousand missiles fired by the russian invaders on ukrainian cities in the opening and the exhibition will be attended by the european commissioner for internal affairs illa johansson - minister of internal affairs of ukraine denys monastyrskyi and the minister of internal affairs of the czech republic from rakushana, us president jobiden will look for weapons for ukraine in the middle east about this is reported by the new york times, according to their data, the us and european arms stocks are running out, so the white house will try to find soviet weapons for ukraine, so joe biden will meet with the leaders of the arab states that were clients of moscow in the past, in particular, he will visit israel and saudi arabia, in general, t

of the main ones, so ukraine will be, you know the forum free peoples of russia the federation in praguesecond forum this week. representatives of the indigenous peoples of the baskovtestanta tersan halmikiya yakutia addressed president biden as part of the week of enslaved peoples and in different cities of different countries of the world, for example in new york, philadelphia, cleveland, prague, warsaw, lithuania will be actions, therefore, our task is to express solidarity with those who do not share the totalitarian regime, let it fly, and in particular, the genocidal war against ukraine, those who do not want the kremlin to drain the resources of various republics and enrich individual oligarchs or putin's regime, that's why our task now is not so much to comment on lavrov's statements, we have already learned to multiply them in an offensive mood or manner, our interests, and it is really one of the questions why we see such delays in the supply of offensive weapons, because so far in the west there is fear, fear of the victory of ukraine, fear of the defeat of russia, which can c

the republic of indigenous peoples have the right to self-determination, and in particular, here in pragueing the second forum on the decolonization and reconstruction of russia, they clearly state that they have the right to claim independent republics states, and even today, when opening this forum , it was said that this is not a forum of the free peoples of russia, it should be a forum of independent post-russian states, which will replace the empire, and new countries will emerge, and it is very important now to help us, first of all, to give them access to research makers uh, in the european union, in the usa, and you know that here in prague, which is currently chaired by the czech republic, the european union is also discussing strategies for uh, the russian federation after their defeat, and it is extremely important that not only the russian opposition voiced her vision, but representatives of the republics participated in the dialogue. uh, from the fact that we don't have any sociology to rely on, uh, there are some efforts to investigate this situation, but less so, people, peo

and now quite recently, a few days ago , representatives of the enslaved peoples are gathering in prague i'm thinking what to do next, but now in prague they have written a whole program about how they should unite, how they should conduct politics and fight for the fall of this imperial moscow center. how should they coordinate their activity, how to interact with european and world capitals, in one word, it begins, what used to be, well, you know, was hammered with big nails, which are called hundreds, and little has moved there, now that the situation is beginning to change , when people see that it really is not just an empire, but an empire evil and the personification of this world evil, it becomes simply unbearable for people to be in this empire, by the way, which actually destroys these peoples, to take nationality, erz , well, this is actually domesticated, er, residents of these finno-ugric er, swamps, er, who are actually today er, even based on the fact that they were the foundation of this er moscow empire , today they are talking about the fact that their identity is reall

prague would like to see mechanisms for an exception to the recommendation to reduce gas consumption, while as the energy crisis worsens, the european commission has the right to move to a mandatory reduction in demand and vote. for this should only most, not all, of the 27 eu countries russians believe that getting a job now is no more difficult than it was in 2021. this was shown by a massive two-week superjob survey of 5,000 people from more than 650 locations, job difficulties were rated on a ten-point scale in july. the figure dropped to six and four tenths by almost a whole percent on july 21, which was six and a half. that is, that result is essentially comparable to the current one, it should be noted that we are talking about about the average, a for age groups. there is an even more favorable value below five. this applies to citizens aged 27 to 32 years. experts emphasize that the relative stabilization of the labor market is taking place against the backdrop of unfavorable factors. first of all, this is pressure from a company with the participation of western capital. com

concert halls in europe, but their trip hit a major snag when lufthansa canceled their flight from prague to frankfurt. preventing them from making their connection back to the u.s. parents initially criticized the airline for what they say was a lackluster response saying they were told the students might not get home for weeks, so they reached out to the ceo of the airline and the german ambassador to the u.s. >> they got a barrage of e-mails, 331 e-mails that went to them. and essentially asking them to have a little bit of a heart and get our kids out from prague. >> reporter: now parents say lufthansa deserves some credit for responding to the criticism and getting the students home on a chartered flight. >> and i just came to note today that they went over and beyond there and the execs coming to the gates and the terminals to make sure that we're having a safe flight and giving snacks to kids and giving toys to kids. >> reporter: in a statement from lufthansa an airline spokesman says it and other carriers are struggling with pent up travel demand as travel restrictions have eased.

, i am thinking what to do next, and now in prague they have written a whole program of how they should unite, how they should conduct politics and fight for this the imperial moscow center has fallen. how should one coordinate one's activities, how should one interact with european and world capitals, in one word, it begins what used to be, well, you know, hammered with big nails, which are called hundreds, and there is little else there moved now, when the situation begins to change , when people see that this is really not just an empire, but an empire of evil and the personification of this world evil, it becomes simply unbearable for people to be in this empire, by the way, which actually destroys these peoples, take nationality of these finno -ugric swamps which in fact today, even on the basis of the fact that they were the foundation of the muscovite empire, today they say that their identity is really being destroyed, a couple of years ago i saw it at an exhibition in new york the un photo exhibition, the peoples who are disappearing, the majority of peoples are the peoples of

ama: currently about 80 of them are stuck in prague after their flight was canceled.rn date. reporter: for a group of saratoga high school students, their tour of europe has come to a less than desirable end. they have been stranded in prague after their flights home were canceled by german airline luftanza. >> you can't make this stuff up. reporter: they were meant to fly back home and the school had even decorated for their return. after the first leg was canceled unexpectedly, they have tried to find other ways to make it back but with no luck. >> one gentleman said i can get all of you home in september. get you all on a flight in september. reporter: saratoga high school officials have reached out to everyone around the world trying to get their people home. friday night a potential break thrthrough came. they said they would make the students get back home as soon as possible. they are asking the airlines to provide one of two options. chart aeroflight to take them back to the bay area or finance new tickets to be purchased on other airlines. many students say t

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