as a matter of fact, the reason why radio free europe radio liberty is in prague today is because of love. hubble, the first democratically elected president of the czech republic in the early nineties, gave a building in downtown prague as a gift to the american people. a gift to the american people to house radio free europe in eastern europe and central europe in prague for the work that we had done as americans in supporting democracy and freedom in eastern and all the countries of then under communist rule. so that the radios are now functioning. they are the go to source for what is happening in ukraine today. what is happening in russia, they cover it better than anybody else. and so i think the legacy that was started under president eisenhower back in the very late 1940s, early 1950s, is alive and well. and he would be extremely proud of the work that they have done. and the success that they have had. and the work that they're continuing to do today. but i would also like to expand a little bit more on what president eisenhower did in terms of peace through information, if

. >> we were filming "nosferatu" in prague, and then i knew i had like the weekend off before going tolliant. he would send me all these tasks to try to get, you know, into the head space of the character. and one of them was occasionally he would be like, "hey send me a voice note telling me how bob matthews feels about america today." or the guns he's got or whatever. so i would, like, finish shooting, like, a scene in "nosferatu" then and go sit in my trailer and, like, try to get into my accent and be like, "yeah --" [ light laughter ] and then i'd like say all this terrible,horrible ideology, and then be like, "lunch is over. let's go back to set and finish this." >> seth: did you ever worry that someone like through the trailer wall heard you and they're like, "we got a problem with nicholas?" [ laughter ] >> i didn't, but it explains how some people treated me. >> seth: so jude law plays the fbi agent who's sort of on your tail in this movie. and you did not realize this, but part of his -- so, again, the director is calling you and asking you to do voice notes, but he was also

university of live sciences in prague loves the deep valleys if the company attends, but she's concerned the most of the rain forest it gets huge. media attention paused here in europe. we don't seem to be caring about our own for us. that's our existing research team keeps finding clear cut areas deep within the forest and i, this is quite terrifying. the rates of the for our station occurring here. we have no clue or studies remote from what you force across different regions of europe. what makes these far as unique is they have remained largely untouched by human activity. some of the trees are of a 500 years old. deadwood is left in the forest, which is a key difference to managed ones. there is flawless by diversity of hey you can walk and it's quite normal to find traces of bez links and lots of other animals around. when i came to visit the primary forest for the 1st time, it was supposed to be blown away. but the beauties of the forest a girl grew up in a big city where the only far as jane counted nearby managed ones. i can almost not say that these bruce plantations are for us

j at this ice hockey arena in prague, couldn't help delighting the crowd with the rush and hit either the tick tock or from all over the world have scored millions of like spike dancing to the to the thing. and check this out. it is probably the greatest indication of the girl success. this is the billboard hot dance pop songs. charge dated january 18th. i can see some very familiar names like billy english, the weekend. katy perry and right among them rang 7 r. betsy and marie and cough sca with their sigma boy super hit and yes mozilla, she's of course bye was very happy to meet but nevertheless please just still know to victory. but to me the 7th place and the globe and shot we're ready means a lot. yeah, can you, i did kate, this achievement to my beloved listeners in silence. i am very grateful to them for promoting the song fast to a wide audience and then to the whole world is new. betsy's dad has told us the girls are really too busy to celebrate. now. they've already gotten used to their career milestones and won't go crazy. over their latest billboard trial. anyway, before y

yeah, but i live in prague, but i came to be with my parents for the new year holidays and stayed here on the way back. we decided to stop here. i think that of course this disaster has united everyone. we have heard that people from sweden are coming and in general from different countries, the situation is still heard in all countries. such a catastrophe cannot bypass anyone who says, i'm 66, well, who, if not me, i've arrived and i'll come again, hopefully. and as much as i have the strength, opportunity and time, i will help. i don't just help here. i've been doing environmental rafting all my life was of course we had to visit to mind when 8900 tons of oil were reportedly collected in just 2 days and for safety reasons. we were required to wear this full protective get, which consists of this yellow house must suit gloves to cause us as a gas mask which i had to take off while we're filming. but the oil is indeed toxic to key was and can cause nose or dizziness and headaches. december's catastrophic. fuel spills have also wrecked havoc on the shows of a napa, a popular block c res

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it'll be at 10 o'clock at the moraga lafayette border right near sky-high drive just east of prague. a road right near campbell into high school. crews are going to be burning, piled material out in open space. and you can see on the map here, the satellite view exactly where we're looking at. residents in that area may see and smell smoke. please close your windows and know that this is a planned prescribed burn. so no need to panic. >> 6.14, now and looking outside nice. and still this morning at the embarcadero, something we don't take for granted anymore. right? those offshore winds are definitely still a factor in southern california, but they are definitely not as significant as what has been seen in today's the last day of these red flag warnings and high wind warnings, at least for now, for most of southern california. so at least a temporary site relief down there. we actually do see some high wind advisories going back into effect for parts of the bay area. only in upper elevations over the weekend around 30 mile per hour gusts. we are still seeing fire danger in those yell

this shoe belonged to six-year-old amos steinberg from prague in the czech republic who was murderedn 1944. his father ludvig, who was deported to auschwitz on an earlier transport, survived the war and became a school principal in israel. >> most of those shoes come from hungary. malcolm: in just eight weeks in 1944, some 425,000 jews were deported to auschwitz from hungary. the gas chambers were so busy, that these hungarians waited their turn in the trees by crematorium four. >> sometimes, we can tell there is like the brand or the manufacturer written. and so we can tell, oh, that comes from a region close to budapest. malcolm: the conservators may not know the identities of the children whose shoes survived, but this is the man directly responsible for their deaths. adolf eichmann was one of the architects of hitler's final solution and personally directed the deportation of hungarian jews before fleeing to argentina after the war. eichmann was abducted by mossad, and taken to israel where he went on trial in 1961. >> i am not guilty. malcolm: eichmann was found guilty of crimes

this is deeply prague mat egg take the employees at the fbi, 20,000 of them are in nonsession functions many of them were poured into building names j. edgar building right here in washington, d.c. they're going to go home when we shut it down and find honest work in the private sector but 15,000 of those employees are going to be reorganized into the u.s. marshals, into the financial crimes enforcement network at the u.s. treasury, into other parts the dea that are taking on drug enforcement problems that we have in this country because part of the problem when you have a bureaucracy that runs this deep -- is that they find things to do that they shouldn't have been doing in the first place post 9/11 what happened with the fbi is they tyke on counterterrorism from drug enforce the to child sex trafficking, to financial crimes in white collar network enforcement. these were areas where people had no special invitation in the first place and rotating so at once less effective in actually enforcing the laws on the books. while also creating the formula for the corruption that we now suffe