myanmars were leaps to his death from a prague hotel. after realizing the futility of trying to do business with the communists. former president venice, who also learned lesson dies a year later of a broken heart, the same sentence beckons his romanian puppets to moscow, the usual formalities of requesting, except into the soviet memory. dr. peter grotto, head of the communist led coalition government, arrives with romanian communist party leaders, czar's widows anna pocket pocket finally signs a treaty. the soviets on september 15th, 1947 and molotov signs for the ussr seven months later. romania becomes a peoples democracy modeled on the soviet system. khrushchev's promises of keeping the status quo was nothing more than soviet diplomacy. words are one thing. actions another. berlin, following war two communist puppet william strengthened stalin's grip over east germany. june 1953 the people of east berlin and revolt against their red masters, demanding free elections nearly. 100,000 angry people staged first great popular rebellion i

he showed me prague, second them, invited him to bratislava. is slovakia now to visit my parents in my brother's second time he asked me to marry him. insert the name when i so him we were in prague in that do you all have you all had a number of conversations about your experience and and where i'm really going with this is given the fact that you a lot about what happened from your relatives because you were such a small child. what is the lesson is that they really wanted you to know and embrace and you could share with our audience with the yeah okay can you can you repeat that? sure. given that you learned a lot from your relatives, there were some lessons some instruction, some guide that they would give you to that would benefit you the rest of your life. lots of them in life. and you putting both of them in a lot of what i know my presenter as anything the the head ideas. yeah i was i missed it a very very right but my father wrote in memoirs and in his memoirs was he wrote everything were really to us and he was writing it. i was 15 mo

edward bennish returns to prague after the war years.ly re-elected president by the constituent national assembly. subversive elements form a coalition government and very soon the communists become the leading party in the cabinet headed by the premier who announces noncommunist cabinet members before 100,000 of his party in prague's main square. on february 22, communists file into the building in prague where a meeting of the communist-dominated federation of labor is taking place. on the speaker stand is premier gutwald. chairman of the central council of trade unions reads off the communist demands. the delegates vote. two committee members have the courage to abstain. it is noted by the soviet secret police. this whistle signals the beginning of the communist called strike to compel the president to concede to their demands. all business shuts down. transportation is halted. miners leave their shafts. with the crippling nationwide strike a success, the russian-backed communist leaders force the president to accept resignation of th

during the night the germans in prague were allowed to leave its estimated. there were 7000 of them. it was moving, tears came automatically and everything is in a state of flux. what was on think about just a few months ago is now happening. so i clowes a way to say it was clear that it wouldn't go on like this boy to the ged or didn't wanted to go on like this either. because the latest figures on tv every evening were about the ged, or, and always caused internal unrest. and you won't have to let them leave you soon. but then came up with a completely crazy idea of rooting the trains back via address them. you know, so via the ged or yeah, it's which was of course absurd. who's opposite. what on the night of october 1st, several trains that had been locked shot travel to hole in west germany just over the check border. but the ged are ordered such trains to be rerouted through east germany, so that the regime could officially grant exit permits. travelers, identity cards were confiscated on groups. some people tried to jump on the trains as they passed by.

this is the one and divine loving office in london, prague. manchester. no l. a as well. this is all very 1st office. we saw husband nikia. she bens, the midnight oil, the 2 jets around the world, from one of their offices to the next, the they've even open to their own design studio in prague. experts from renowned con developers such as pinion freddy, know what that one you see because loan d ca designs the for the last few years. we have seen the most a concept cause, you know, i say really cool stuff like holograms in cause and, and, and, and, you know, tools are playing backwards inside it sideways and go in all different directions. and then, you know, smoking mirrors and just put on a show, right? so that's what i would go off to do is to design something where people go. wow, that is cool. so the ultimate goal with the design studio is to actually design my own uh, super limited series of calls, and also probably a team up with another major manufacturer to do that, you're going to see the coolest costs in the world. i promise you the time she's loan being in talk

the family shop to southern spain, when prague took on the world. number one norwegian magnus, costs and in the world cup final and even that i have it here for them. i've had like buy and shopping, 10 minutes with the younger this, this effort last week just kind of finding but no. so because he's showing that he never gets all the interviews and stuff i was i lost them. and by the way, to do like a day to maybe like 20 minutes or something so many people watching, looking at life. yeah, definitely a big moment. imagine i made some progress on these older system to show the work calculating that 1st moves in kindergarten. when most of children are learning to count numbers, i started because of my science test. i show as the 1st one in the family to cases that i'm learning, that elusive age of 5. 3 1st and i was obviously expect anything stronger than him and he was very talented from early on and gave was winning is age group events like even under 7 national as they go quite afraid to world, into image of everything with for the school like he wa

the family shop to sudden fame when prague took on the world. number one norwegian magnus, costs and in the world cup final. and even that i have it here for them. i've had like buying shopping 10 minutes with the generous self and last which is kind of fine but no. so because he's showing that he never gets so lane can use and stuff i was i lost him and it was the last to do like a day to maybe like 20 minutes or something. so many people watching um watching it life. yeah. the finally a big win win. imagine myself product and these old assist the show, the work calculating that 1st moves in kindergarten. when most children are learning to count numbers, i started because of my son's death. i should have the 1st one in the family to texas tech. i'm learning that it was of age of 3 1st and that was obviously still very, very stronger than him. and he was very talented from early on, and he was winning this age group events like even under 7 national stick, a quite afraid to world, into image of everything with, for the school like it was very ta

in 2023, the family shop to sudden fame when prague took on the world. number one norwegian, megan wisconsin in the world cup final. i remember that i have it here for them. i've had like buying shopping 10 minutes with the younger this this effort last week just kind of finding but oh so because he's showing that he never gets all the inconvenience and stuff. i was i lost him. i still, i had to do like a day to maybe like 20 minutes or something so many people are watching um, watching it life. yeah, definitely a big win win. imagine myself product and these old assist the show, the what calculating that 1st moves in kindergarten. when most children are learning to count numbers. i started because of my suspicion i should have the 1st one in the family to cases that are learning, that elusive age of 53 1st. and that was obviously expect very, very stronger than him. and he was very talented from early on and he was winning this age group events like even under 7 nations, they got qualified to world into image of everything with 1st school like it was ve

in the other big results, atletico madrid, 6—0 winners against sparta prague.ung boys for six, too. bayer leverkusen put five past red bull salzburg. barcelona were 3—0 winners against surprise package, brest, robert lewandowski passing 100 goals in the champions league, with two on the night. wins also for ac milan, bayern munich, who heaped more pressure on struggling ps6, and inter milan. and it is inter who lead the way now, after that win over rb leipzig. theyjump above liverpool, who play on wednesday. barcelona also do, too. they're second on goal difference. atalanta, leverkusen and arsenal move up the table, too, courtesy of their big victories. monaco play on wednesday, with sporting completing the top eight. liverpool host real madrid at anfield tomorrow, and at their press conference today, manager arne slot said that mohammed salah was not being distracted by contract talks or speculation about his future. salah told reporters at the weekend that he was "disappointed" at notbeing offered a new deal and is "probably more out than in". i don't think

lovers of old world charm suited up in 19th century duds and climbed aboard the historic bicycles in pragueor a mile long race. >> as you can see, it was a bit more dignified, a bit slower than the tour de france. it's also really cool to look at. this year was the 30th annual race. >> fun fact they're called penny farthings, based on the british coins. a penny and a farthing. a penny wasn't much bigger in size than the farthing, so the bicycle kind of looked like a penny and a farthing side by side. so there you go. a little history lesson. got to get these cool bikes. >> kind of hard to ride. >> i don't really see these in new york city or in the bike lanes in portland, oregon, but i'd like to. >> there's a little you can put a little stroller on the back of your dog. it was cute. >> how do you get down? i know you get up. i don't know how you get down. all right, next to the growing trend of sleep divorces, this involves when a couple sleeping in separate beds. >> many say to get a better night's sleep. and now the trend is spreading to vacations, with couples even booking separate rooms

their 5—2 victory over sparta prague meaning they've now scored three or more in each of their last sevens clear we want to win, we want to win the three points, so you saw yesterday how difficult it is to win away, so our focus was on the three points and i'm really happy with the team because they played really good with the ball and also in 90 minutes, it was really good to see that with the ball. for all the achievements of the likes of brest in the champions league, one of the teams in the europa conference league might have an even more remarkable story. fc noah are the armenian club only formed in 2017, adopting their current name two years later, changing ownership, their stadium, and even city in their short history. named because they're from a town in the shadow of mount ararat, where the biblical ark is to have come to rest, fc noah bring a team who have only been together a few months to stamford bridge to face chelsea in one of the biggest games in armenian football history. it's a great honour to have this game, it's a very big game in the short history of our club and the

that's why here in the prague union said pennsylvania when the most union friendly in american historyome one of our own, president joe biden. [applause] [applause] i'm not him. i am not him. [laughter] i am not him. good afternoon everyone. my name i then brush up on some sunday with my wife and two children. i bet you a cw 1776 member for 36 years. i've had the honor of being the shop steward at mysore 3788. when i first became a shop steward i would also get hits from senior unit members from hinge on what's going on with the pension? going to a few meetings and gathered information i have the answers, they were not good. our pension was about to become insolvent. in late 2025 or early 26. the only chance of fixing that was to get the butch lewis act passed part of the problem: kong with donald trump as a president that's virtually impossible. 2020 there suddenly hope with election joe biden and kamala harris for the first major piece of legislation they did was the american rescue plan for the american rescue plan provided funding for distribution and costume is all the child tax c

bennic returns to prague and is reelected president by the constituent constituent assembly.re's a coalition government, the communists become the leading party. here the leader denounces the noncommunist cabinet members before the crowds in the main square. february 22nd, communists file into the building, where the meeting of the federation of labor is taking place. the premier is on the speaker stand. chairman of the central council of trade unions, he reads off the communist demands. delegates vote. two committee members have the courage to abstain. it is noted by the soviet secret police. this whistle signals the beginning of the communist called strike to compel them to accede to their commands. all business is shut down, transportation is halted, miners leave their sheds. with the crippling strike a success, the russian-backed communist leaders force the president to accept the resignation of the last noncommunist members of his cabinet, and then resign himself. one-party legislature is established, and the communists have complete control. a bitterly disillusioned pat

with her bronze medal this weekend from the 3000 metres at the 2015 european indoor championships in praguesian winner, yelena korobkina, has been stripped of her gold for a doping violation. muir will finally be given the medal at a cross country event in kirkcaldy tomorrow. less than a year ago, the welsh rugby union said they were "truly sorry" after an independent review criticised their culture. now, fresh allegations of sexism and inequality have been put to the organisation — including threats to withdraw wales' women's team from major competitions, if contracts weren't signed. the wru have admitted mistakes were made in its handling of contract negotiations with the senior women's team, but has refuted further sexism allegations. i think that's important. there is a process in play here. the low back to — there is a process in play here. the low back to actually work out what we need to do. that will include looking at our operation. in the men's game, the autumn internationals begin this weekend and what a match to kick things off with. england host the all blacks at twickenham and

the they've even opened their own design studio in prague. experts from renowned con developers, such as pinion said, you know what, that one you see because loan d ca designs for the last 2 years. we have seen the most a concept cause, you know, i see really cool stuff like holograms in cause and, and, and, and, you know, tools opening backwards inside it sideways and go in all different directions. and then, you know, smoking mirrors and just put on a show, right? and that's what i would love to do is to design something where people go, wow, that is cool. so the ultimate goal with the design studio is to actually design my own uh, super limited series of calls, and also probably a team up with another major manufacturer to do that. you're going to see the coolest cost of the well. and i promise you and she's long being until we've called manufacturers like b m w. i know her vision about this in every detail and i do respect her vision and mission to do so to enter the core of our business. but please do understand that. we are not able to talk about such things when it comes to ins

all sorts of things, including espionage. 0ne peace activist was here in august, a phd student in pragueugust for a holiday and was detained. earlierthis august for a holiday and was detained. earlier this month there werejust six detained. earlier this month there were just six seconds for him when he was transferred from a police van to a court, he was screaming to the journalists, saying let my voice be heard at cop29. the human rights situation is very, very pure. it was something that was highlighted by greta thunberg, who is in the region. she is into pc. she said she will not be attending cop, but was talking about green washing by azerbaijan and human rights, saying you can't deliver climate justice if there is saying you can't deliver climatejustice if there is no human rights. climate justice if there is no human rights.— climate justice if there is no human rights. thank you for “oininu human rights. thank you for joining us- _ more than 10,000 people have been told to evacuate their homes in california due to a wildfire. the welfare set houses and businesses ablaze. it is abo

but with the price of alternative energy sources on the rise, prague is reported to be quietly ramping up. it's important that the russians feel via slovakia and as the weather gets colder and with the guys from potentially closing the top of gas prices in europe have risen by rhonda stood since the summer while yearly peak levels were reached on thursday, climbing to more than $45.00, your right per megawatt hour. i discussed all this with global policy research and your samuel a, who's a politicians. i believe themselves to blame for the crisis. it will always have to keep in mind that this is entirely a self inflicted move on the part of the european nations of the you. if they happen to impose these sanctions on russia. if they have destroyed the north stream, a gas pipelines, i mean, none of these crisis would have happened. that immediate circumstances was this arbitration award of the international chamber of commerce. there was rule against the russians. austria declared that, um, well, we went on gonna pay anything to a gas from um, until we get enough gas to compensate those

but with the price of alternative energy sources on the rise of prague is reported to be quietly ramping up at some point solve the russian field via slovakia. and there's the weather gets colder on with gas pump, potentially closing the top of the gas prices in europe have risen by around a 3rd since the summer while the peak levels will reach on 1st day. so i'm going to move in 45. you are right per megawatt hour. let's discuss all this with george samuel, a senior research fellow at the global policy institute thing time when he, thanks for joining us towards good to see you. so guys, problem is not commented on. it's reported shut down of supplies to austria. what's your take on this situation? what if you always have to keep in mind that this isn't entirely a self inflicted move on the part of the european nations of the u. um, if that happened to impose these sanctions on russia, if they hadn't um, destroyed the north stream, a gas pipelines, i mean, none of these crisis would have happened. that immediate circumstances was, as you described in the, in the report was this arbitrati

but with the price of alternative energy sources on the rise at prague is once again round. think off its import set from most skype. and is the weather. it gets colder and with gas pump, potentially closing the top gas prices in europe have risen by around a 3rd since the summer. well, healey, peak levels were reached on thursday climbing to move in $45.00 europe per megawatt hour from australia. i'm sorry, i'm going to say car and can nice soul a told is the issue between o m v and the guys from cause has been resolved results. they should have taken another approach and said, who was the partners from guess from which they know well and figure out how to respond to this decision. so wrong then reactive by saying, okay, then if you don't pay us the new rates and here we are in a situation where all of the you will, has been trying ever since spring 2022 to uh, to say good bye to russian on board. its always thought it was cold and it was on again, it was gas, now it's about the next section packaged out and she from a russia. so it's just turning away from a russian, a com

it is cold on the ground, a max of 2 in prague. things don't change for the back to during friday. in fact, all the happens is rain and the mix full over the balkans and it gets cold renewals in spite of some stormy stuff. i think again, to give flesh the potential at least over it. so they start with a lot going on. what's happening in north africa? lot really. we are dragging some right across knolls, now jerry, or possibly to new z, and then libya. so this better training, this is turning a little bit on the stormy side. the rest of the problem because the wind does become light. so there's a how much in blogs don't particularly dusty. it doesn't mean it doesn't mean the over cheryl is not at all really quite suppressed. a highly toxic and pesticides linked to elevated occurrences of parkinson's disease in the farm. as we used for you ever warned about the health effects of hardware, no fault lines exposes how for decades a global chemical giant withheld information. $12000.00 american prophecy actually said he should never put the words per quad parkinson's disease and the same

thus, with the price of alternative energy sources on the rise at prague is once again round pinged off its inputs from low sky. as the weather it gets colder and with guys from potentially closing the top of gas prices in europe have risen by around a 3rd since the summer. well yeah, the peak levels will reach to on thursday plumbing to more than 45 years per megawatt hour for my austria environment is the car in to nice. so 12 is the issue between 0 and fee and gas problem could have been resolved through torques. they should have taken another approach and said, who was the partners from guests, from which they know well and figured out how to respond to this decision. so wrong then reactive by saying, okay, then if you don't pay us the new rates and here we are in a situation where all of you will have been trying ever since spring 2022 to to say good bye to russian on told it's all started was cold and it was fine and dandy was gas and now it's about the next section packaged out and chief of russia. so it's just turning away from russian, a commodity exports. it started in process

free, all dependence on russian gas, but what the price of alternative energy sources on the rise prague is once again ramping up its inputs from moscow as the weather gets colder. and then with gauss problem potentially closing a top gas prices in europe have risen by around a 3rd since the summer. just to give you a sense. all of that yearly peak levels were reached on thursday, climbing to more than $45.00 euro per megawatt hour. all right, well let snow fall slide i'm delighted to say to former australian for administer car, and can i sell at to help us make sense of, of what's going on? pardon absolute pleasure to see, you know, absolutely clear. if does problem, gas applies to austria. how being hosted completely temporarily or at all this saturday. but if so, does it come as a surprise given recently goes development? exactly the full, the thing is, the consequence often ave to explore adults. so they didn't even have to blast and it was about it. and it was of 260000000 your roots going to austria and she already responded by saying, okay, well, we will not pay for the coming wee

but with the price of alternative energy sources on the rise at prague is once again ramping up as inputs from most gay. and just it was, it gets colder and we've guys from potentially closing the top of gas prices in europe, have risen by around us the since the summer while yearly peak levels will reached on thursday. wanting to move the 45. you are a megawatt hour from austria and farm and as the carrington i so told us that we the issue between o m v i'm down from could have been results through talks they should have taken another approach and said, who was the partners from gus? from which they know well and figure out how to respond to this decision. so wrong then reactive by saying, okay, then if you don't pay, that's the new rate. and here we are in a situation where all of you will have been trying ever since spring 2022 to uh to say good bye to russian. all. 5 i'm told it's all started was cool, then it was fine. again, it was gas and now it's about the next section packaged out and she from a russia. so it's just turning away from a russian, a commodity exports. it started to

but with the price of alternative energy solves is on the rise, prague is reported to be quietly ramping up its importance of russian fuel via the voc. here as is the weather, it gets colder and with gas pump, potentially closing the top and gas prices in europe. have risen by around a 3rd since the summer? well, yearly peak levels, but we'd strong thursday coming to move in 45. you are a per megawatt hour. i discussed all this with a global policy research at george samuel a, who stays the politicians. i've only themselves to blame for the crisis. it will always have to keep in mind that this is entirely a self inflicted move on the part of the european nations of the v. you, if they happen to impose these sanctions on russia, if they hadn't destroyed the north stream of the gas bible, as i mean, none of these crisis would have happened. that immediate circumstances was this arbitration award for the international chamber of commerce. they always rule against the russians, possibly. a declared that, um, well, we're not, we're not going to pay anything to a gas from until we get enough g

chinese perceptions of our actions and i think this is a question for -- former president going to prague, for instance. how much does that matter, those kind of actions used as pretext for more coercive action, even aggression against taiwan, not to mention sanctions against foundations that are no threat whatsoever but nonetheless china feels insure enough that it has to sanction us and you to show that they're stuff, i guess. what is it that we should really be worried about? >> no, i don't think so. i also agree, diplomacy is extremely important. the question is how do we get diplomatic traction that matters so even those who want to cooperate on areas where we have to cooperate. we have to cooperate on which mate change, there's really no choice for the planet but don't expect china to do any favors for you in any other issue where it's geopolitical and strategic competition. that's the problem with that. there's still a problem, how do we negotiate our how do we deal with them on issues where they are different. let's take the south china sea. look at the behavior of china, china co

joining me now is a prague u personality and ned american majority. let me start with you. to be grateful for. gone on for an hour of topic given what our country was facing under kamala harris. but what are you most thankful for this political year? >> i'm grateful for donald trump's. >> a better ear piece. >> yeah. thankful for a better ear piece but i'm thank will for donald trump's political courage. think about the last three years a normal human being would have collapsed under the lawfare. under the multiple assassination attempts under the constant hoaxes and collusions, nonstop attacks from the corporate propagandist. this man, the courage that he has shown has given us a singular moment in american history to turn this ship around. you can see that optimism in the poll that you were talking about earlier where 60% approval transition because they realized that they now have a president-elect who actually wants to prioritize the american people a. all things, no more bad trade deals no. more selling us out on immigration and destroying our country systematic illega

. >> dana: this is what happens in prague. is than ours is. do you know what a penny. jean it has five exclamation points how great this is. >> greg: is that it? no podcast? >> dana: tom bevan real clear politics just posted. >> greg: watch it. i doubt i will be on tomorrow night. guy, kat timpf; let's do this, very musical moment. a grim experience happening in australia. take a look at the lead singer of cold play that's chris martin up there walking around, enjoying himself. he is obviously quite -- oh, and then he dies. passed away. chris martin is dead at the age of 38. >> dana: greg? >> greg: cold play will not be going forward. they have decided to cancel the tour, there is no more cold play. all right. chris martin. where are we? judge? >> judge jeanine: earlier today, i sat down to do a live special on fox nation. the special is called immigration nation america in crisis. i got together with two women. >> greg: me too. >> judge jeanine: rachel campos-duffy did her special on immigration inc. did i mine on sanctuary a

you've got a fairly tight race with about with prague group to now 16% of the vote at 80,000, 763 votes going to be right back. >> we are back 5.24, is the time. and here's a look at the electoral college map as it stands this morning. and as you can see, donald trump has crossed the threshold to be elected. the next president of the united states. the candidate needed 270 to win. and as you can see as of this morning as 277, and that was because the state of wisconsin was called for donald trump earlier this morning. while you were sleeping, one of the critical battleground states for both trump and harris to win if they wanted to secure a path to the white house and it was donald trump who came up with that win in the overnight hours. all right. now we want to take a look at some of the local state senate races. there are 20 seats up for grabs that half of the 40 races. >> total for the california senate. right now. we're going to focus on the ones where the incumbent he's being replaced. so let's start with the race for bill dot seat in district 3. calvin dan, we have him at 61% and

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i think this is a question for former president going to prague, for instance. the fact that president eli was not that provocative in his double ten speech, at least as much as even as the inaugural speech that he gave. how much does that matter, do you think, these kind of actions that could be seen as a pretext or could be used as a pretext by beijing for coercive action or even aggressive to taiwan, and china feels insecure enough that it feels it has to sanction us and you to show that they're tough, i guess. what is it that we should really be worried about? does taiwan have to be worried about crossing these red lines? does the next u.s. president have to be worried about telephoning the president from the airport? >> well, i think the military component is really the main part of matching xi jinping's ambitions. if that happens, that's sort of the battle plan, so i think that's fundamental. i do think that words, dialogue also matters. so i think it's important, as also why sort of -- i think it's important because it does test, okay, will the chinese fi

off thanksgiving travel at sfo will take a look at the current delays and cancellations and here in prague we're celebrating the remarkable women of the bay area. we need your help to share their stories you know, a remarkable woman making a difference in your community, nominate her to become woman of the year. just go to our website. kron 4 dot com or you high winds and lots of rain across the bay area, mostly in the north bay. i mean, our friends at livermore are just get a nice dry break right now. but another storm systems coming through. >> kyle, we'll track it for us in just a few moments. now to a day of delays at sfo. we're taking a look now at flight aware's website. they track that kind of stuff for us. the green there is where the rain is happening and so far, 60 7 flights have been canceled. more than 400 have been delayed. the airport sfo is averaging nearly 3 hour delays for incoming flights. they say that's because of the high wind and this thanksgiving could be the busiest travel period on record. the transportation department says it's coordinating with federal agencies a