it's very well documented in czechoslovakia and romania, kazakhstan, georgia, all over the world. when they announced that they were officially tendering for 14%, a deal valued at $9 billion, i sort of push away from the table like that's taking priority over this discussion and i just sort of was watching things play out. i did reach out to hunter biden in october of 2017 asking him they haven't funded the $10 million, have they done something that i'm not aware of, gone around us, started a parallel discussion with the chairman that i should be conscious of and in a variety of text messages that you've been provided and i think the american people have been provided, he says no, i didn't go around you, but by the way, i'm acting as the personal attorney to chairman yi. imagine being in my shoes looking at my phone reading this text message from hunter biden i just spent six months all out of pocket myself, nobody was paying me, as paying for my own travel, my own meals, anything that was needed and hunter biden is now telling me that he is meeting in person with a $50 million pe

it is c, romania. but we'll work on that. i don't believe it. watch now as i try and convince morgan that the truth is out there, as i go southwest in search of ufos. do you believe in aliens? [sci-fi music playing] yeah, i guess i do. i think aliens are real in the form of, maybe, light or like a giant star, essentially. but i don't think that they look like this. so aliens, then, you think are on earth in the form of giant stars? so essentially, you're sitting next to an alien? [laughs] you're an idiot! july 8, 1947. the army air forces has announced that a flying disk has been found in roswell, new mexico, and is now in the possession of the army. ok, i liked that. i'm going to channel my inner fox mulder, because today-- do you know who fox mulder is? no. did a spaceship crash here? were there little aliens taken off the spaceship? and are there people who can corroborate and verify if this actually happened? and to help me in my search for the truth is former ufo special investigator don schmidt. this guy was a beauty. i mean, it's not a re

won't recognize a passport as a valid travel document and hundreds of protesters have called for romania as president to resign a day after a fire at one of the country's main hospitals focal 1000 patients at least 5 people died in the blaze in bucharest it was the 3rd hospital fire in romania in as many months. you're upset with headlines on al-jazeera coming up next the arab awakening absolute power stay with us. the air. he did have some accounts he said on. the understanding of the world never advanced in the ivory trade i don't look at that in what i want to. know from that minute about that once you climb to the top of the cliff what steve. let me think that we tried before him because he had the good deed. one way of looking at the person consumed by having total is that for this person is very insecure. power unless all of the little of what i want to talk. to me a little. strong men who want to feel like i have been the norm in the arab world for almost hoffa century. men who either sees how or where in the right place at the right time. to be the $6981.00 the assassination of p

31 years in which we paid taxes and got nothing in return but a single new hospital was built in romania and 31 years we paid the money was stolen from the romanian medical system we want the resignation of those responsible if things don't change radically. remain as president to promise to get justice for the victims see thoughts sir. the situation is somewhat repeating itself we had a tragedy not long ago there were smaller fires that other hospitals and certainly the reasons at the us they are under investigation the investigations will bring to light what happened who is guilty and the guilty will be sanctioned but these promises may not be enough to quell growing anger maté bar hospital was built in the 1950 s. and had been recently renovated even before the cave a pandemic remains health system have been criticized over inefficiency and politicized management this latest fire is certain to put the government under more pressure to reform it barbara and al-jazeera. still ahead on al-jazeera surviving in the shadow of violence but helping for a new life in europe the afghans joining

hundreds of protesters in romania have called for the president to resign a day after a fire at one of its main hospitals for coated 1000 patients at least 5 people died in the blaze barbara i'm going to reports. these charred window frames some of what's left of my hospital after a fire swept through it fire crews worked through the night to put out the flames removing the basket. first of all i'd like to express my condolences to the families of the patients that died it's 4 people 3 of which were found carbonized and the 4th one they try to resuscitate but to no avail. it's not clear what caused it but there's anger over the 3rd hospital fire and as many months protest as suspect there's corruption behind the lack of investment and aging buildings they want the president and the ministers in charge to resign. even more than that i am but it back after 31 years in which we paid taxes and got nothing in return not a single new hospital was built in romania in 31 years although we paid the money was stolen from the romanian medical system we want the resignation of those responsible if

>>> check out this video from >>> check out this video from romania. a downhill skier has to move just a little faster. that's right. it's a black bear that's chasing him down the slope. skiers yelling from the chair lift alerted him to the bear. he got away by tossing a backpack on the ground to distract it. >>> now to the mystery surrounding a pair of missing brothers in california. they have been missing more than a month and so far no suspects have been named. >> reporter: this morning a hunt for answers amid a month-long search for two missing brothers. >> it doesn't make any sense to anybody. and it is scary. >> we haven't given up, you know. we're still trying. we're still working at this thing actively. >> reporter: 3-year-old orson west and his big brother orrin were reported missing days before christmas. their adoptive parents say the boys vanished from the back yard, possibly roaming into the california desert. >> i saw them there. i went in the house. i came back out, didn't see them then. >> reporter: volunteers and officers combed throug

i had visions of belarus and visions of romania circa 1989, which is hard to believe.ciate you circling back to 9/11, 2001, because i think in my mind, this is the closest i got to that feeling of emptiness inside. and as americans, i think we're just thirsty right now for leadership. and i think the kind of leadership and congress in society where you can put your party affiliations aside and speak for america. and i think right now our nation needs that. we're having a crisis of confidence. and i will say that i heard last week on the hill which i think is apropos that right now there's not one person or entity in america who could speak for america, which more than 50% of the american people will have. and i think that's the real crisis of confidence we have in our democracy. >> so eloquently put. bill, were you disheartened at all to hear that some law enforcement officers, your former colleagues, in a way, are also under investigation for possible involvement or inappropriate support to the insurrectionists? >> well, and, as you know, i spent 24 years in the fbi.

isn't history with global losses topping one trillion euros and theaters have begun reopening in romania as authorities ease coronavirus restrictions in the capital bucharest and other cities. meanwhile the european union has approved astra zeneca coronavirus vaccine it's hoped in the 3rd shant will boost sluggish vaccination efforts across the block but brussels is already accusing astra zeneca of slow deliveries and violating its sales contract the drug maker says it's working hard to overcome production problems but that its deal with the e.u. requires it to make its best efforts to supply vaccines with no clear delivery timeline a redacted copy of the contract has now been made public. this contract is at the heart of an ongoing feud between the european commission and purchased swedish pharma company astra zeneca over today's civic scene deliveries the e.u. has made the contract public but many of the crucial parts have been blacked out but astra zeneca a scandal say members of the european parliament. your. pharmaceutical companies which groups a lot of your mom. i'm not really. th

not interfere in any greek post-war settlement in exchange for giving the soviets a free hand in romania notes of the meeting record that churchill "then produced what he called a naughty document," showing a list of balcan countries and the proportion of interest in them of the great powers." . as churchill later recalled he wrote on a half sheet of paper his proposal and the paper which has been preserved contains various things including a division of romania going 90% to the russians and 10% to the others. in exchange for a 90% british interest in greece. the old british priority. churchill recalled later that after he gave the paper to stalin there was a slight pause, he wrote. then he took his blue pencil and made a large tick upon it and passed it back to us. after this there was a long silence. the pencilled paper lay in the center of the table. at length i said might it not be thought rather cynical if it seemed we had disposed of these issues so fateful to millions of people in such an offhand manner. let us burn the paper. no, you keep it, said stalin. the man of steel could a

. >> anna: so you were the innocent little nanny and i'm queen marie of romania.. >> gwen: bloody hellyou. >> anna: [laughs] hi, sweetie. do you know, i saw you passing by, and i thought we should have a little chat. [gwen sighs] >> jennifer: sweetheart, we just heard about chad. >> jack: the business center just texted me that he stepped down as ceo? >> abigail: yeah, and he was replaced by jake. i heard all about it. [upbeat mysterious music] ♪ ♪ >> jake: wow.

there was a symbolic 10%, say, for the west and romania. i don't think that he wished for or foresaw what was going to happen later. i just think it was an example of his commitment to empire and the -- and his vision for what the world should look like in the future becoming dominant because he was there alone with stalin and fdr wasn't there at the time. and the irony, of course, is that things changed in greece so very quickly. here he forged an agreement with stalin which ironically enough, stalin kept. obviously, for his own reasons. and, of course, britain intervenes in the civil war, but they can't maintain this commitment, as i mentioned earlier, and they step back and the americans step in. it wasn't churchill's finest moment, let's put it that way. and he himself said it was a naughty document and he felt somewhat uncomfortable about it. in the end, keep in mind churchill lived to be 90. he had a six-decade -- or seven-decade, almost, political career. some of his views shifted over time. although i think he's a lot more consisten

particularly during the christmas period. 2019 saw a record 3 million visitors -- many from poland, romaniad italy. and this year looked set to dazzle too. but then came the pandemic. christians from all over the world usually flock here to celebrate christmas. >> but not this year. the pandemic has put pay to that. the mood is far from festive. it's more melancholic and gloomy. for many here, no visitors means no income. this street is full of wood-carving workshops. only one is still open. the craftsmen create nativity figures and scenes by hand. it's a minor miracle that they have any work at all. and that is thanks to their boss, who was determined not to be beaten by the coronavirus crisis. jack issa giacaman is a christian. he learned the craft of woodworking from his father and grandfather. before covid-19, he'd always sold the output of his factory at his store next door. but since march, his jesus, mary, joseph, and shepherd figures in olivewood have been waiting in vain. like countless others in bethlehem, jack was sitting at home with nothing to do. he knew he had to come up with

this said that in the case of romania, the soviet unions should have 90% influence, britain 10%. 90%nfluence for the british. 10% for them. they would be split 5050 in t/5 influence. and the rest 25%. so note a poland is not part of this agreement. czech slovakia is not part of it, but certainly the influence taken, it was very important what was agreed on by these two leaders in moscow. did roosevelt know about it? yes he did. it was reported on the percentaged and he reported back and since roosevelt did not check the percentages stalin was left to believe that it was an three. so ladies and gentlemen, i think i'm going to stop here. this is the outline of the pre-yalta conferences that took place where many of the important decisions that would figure at yalta on poland, on germany, on the post-war order, on the united nations were already, if not agreed upon, they were discussed, so it was a process that was going on during the whole war and yalta of course, so thank you for your attention. if there is questions i can answer them, i'd be happy to answer them. >> dr. bischof, than

interest in history with global losses topping one trillion euros and theaters have begun pre-opening in romania as authorities coronavirus restrictions in the capital book arrest and other cities. portugal's parliament has voted to legalize euthanasia the bill passed by a large majority allows assisted suicide for terminally ill patients it's to workwise the approval of the conservative president if he signs the bill into law portugal will become the 4th country to legalize euthanasia the move faces sharp criticism from the religious and conservative groups. for the year this is the right response from our democracy. to the fundamentalism and to the strategies of fear that some wanted to use to constrain these legislative process. you crazy. this is a mistake because it permits killing people who could be saved through advances in medicine or due to a change of will. it's a mistake because it allows propaganda corresponding to a culture of death and suicide are going to. be. a reporter federica joins me with more frederick assisted suicide is a very polarizing topic as we just heard how did por

similar structures have been spotted here in california, also in utah, vancouver, and even romania. not clear who is putting them up, or why. the city of toronto says this will be permitted to stay at least for now. >> they got there giving us something to talk about other than the perpetual virus and the fact that we get shower after shower after shower. the one coming in tonight, not going to spend much in the way of rain.'s will to change by monday, a pretty good rainmaker coming in the time we get to sunday night and monday, it is the moment, a beautiful view of san francisco. the low to mid 50s, livermore at 53. not much of the immediate bay area, they come in close and see nothing. no, to see the rain you have to come up here off the coast of mendocino. and that is what will be a factor for the bay area eventually tonight within about four hours, the northbay will start to hit rain. so northbay showers coming in by 9:00 tonight and it will spread south overnight. by tomorrow morning, they will be out of here and we have this on the way for sunday night, monday morning. a cloud

we look at visions of belarus and romania circa 1989 which is hard to believe and certainly takes you 9/11 in 2001 because my mind this is as close as i got to bed feeling of emptiness inside and as americans think we are just thirsty right now for leadership and i think the kind of leadership in congress in society where you could put your party -- aside and speak for americans. i think right now our nation needs that. i will say i heard last week on the hill that right now there's not one person or entity in america who would speak for america which 46% of the american people believe and that's the real crisis we have in our democracy. >> so eloquently put. were you disheartened at all to hear that some law enforcement officers and colleagues in a way are also under investigation for possible involvement or inappropriate support for the insurrectionist collects. >> 24 years in the fbi and i was on the s.w.a.t. team and i have a lot of empathy for the men and women who wear the uniform everyday and protect people. i will let the investigations play themselves out. i can tell you it w

similar structures have been spotted in california and also in utah, vancouver, even romania. it is not clear who is putting them up or even why. toronto says this one will be permitted to stay for now. let's check with darren peck. i have to say the coolst one was in san francisco, a gingerbread one. it wouldn't hold up later today. >> it got rained on too not long after it was put up. there is more coming. tonight into tomorrow, we looked at that at the top of the newscast. it's not a lot between sun set tonight and sunrise tomorrow. i want to talk about the next storm. a pretty view by the way for the start of our 2021. clouds are visible from the top of the hotel looking over the bay and they extend further inland. it looks the same wherever you go. it feels the same too. we are in the low to mid 50s. lets look at the next storm. look at the clouds streaming across the pacific. you see the energy making a bee line for california. that's a good sign. all the water vapor in the atmosphere keeps pointing at california. that's a good sign. that gets us to monday, wednesday. th

of inciting the siege of the capitol building this month hundreds of protesters have called for romania's president to resign a day after a fire at one of the country's main hospitals fork over 1000 patients at least 5 people died in the blaze and more than 70 percent of hong kong's residents can now apply for a special visa that could pave the way for british citizenship the u.k. government introduced a scheme for holders of the british national overseas passport after beijing impose a sweeping national security law in hong kong china says it won't recognize a passport as a valid channel document those are the headlines on al-jazeera as always more news on our website al-jazeera dot com and i'll have more for you after people in power to stay with us. teaching you could watch out just the way english streamline the night each each other. plus thousands of up programs award winning documentary style dead musical. subscribed to you cheap food sliced al-jazeera english. how has north korea one of the poorest countries in the world managed to evade u.n. sanctions and pay for its nuclear weap

31 years in which we paid taxes and got nothing in return not a single new hospital was built in romania in 31 years although we paid the money was stolen from the romanian medical system we want the resignation of those responsible if things don't change radically. remain as president to promise to get justice for the victims see thought. the situation is somewhat repeating itself we had a tragedy not long ago there were smaller fires at other hospitals and certainly the reasons at the us they are under investigation the investigations will bring to light what happened who is guilty and the guilty will be sanctioned but these promises may not be enough to quell growing anger maté bar hospital was built in the 1950 s. and had been recently renovated even before the cave a pandemic remains health system have been criticized over inefficiency and politicized management this latest fire is certain to put the government under more pressure to reform it barbara and al-jazeera. members of the world health organization team have visited a market in the chinese city of han as they investigate th

a romaniae. along with six othes brought into line citysearch for years as romania's investor of united states and is the here at the atlantic council. in his capacity as deputy secretary general he had specific responsible is renovating the alliance in transforming us to the 21st century. we are going to kick off with a virtual fireside chat. unfortunately we are doing this by the fireside but we will listen to your thoughts. before i dive into that i want to remind everybody to follow the conversations on social media at atlanta counsel on twitter and use the #stronger with allies to give us your comments, reactions and thoughts. without let's jump in. i think it was a year ago that statements from president macron prison erdogan president trump to commission this bold idea of the nato reflection group to to issue report to help bridge the alliance. the report is out and presented to you. what do you think? >> first of all it's so good to be together with my friends and our friends damon and th

it was a different story in romania worshippers gathered on the banks of the danube but stayed out of the water this year. according to the tradition boys would have jumped in the water to retrieve a cross but that didn't happen this year because of the pandemic will spend some time here and then go home. priests here did however perform baptism rituals for believers around the world it's often a balancing act between their faith and the measures in acted to contain the coronavirus. let me recap for you the top story we've been following for you in the u.s. a curfew have been imposed in washington d.c. after supporters of president don't know trump stormed the capitol building in the capital protesters entered the chamber where lawmakers were meeting to certify joe biden's election victory congress went into an emergency recess that nor makers are expected to resume this session later today police have since secured a perimeter and confirm that one woman shot in the unrest has died aged 12 hour curfew issued by the mayor of washington has since come into effect with the national guard

follow the chain it looks like it's going to be the balkans to monday possibly choosey and vulgar and romania where more significant snow falls. frank assessments you've got colleagues on the ground in the canaries what is the situation there is only one doctor and one nurse or $2200.00 people informed opinions how big does foreign policy they get in the early stages of a bi ministration he comes into office with a huge amount of foreign policy experience in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines how will a place like it live get the vaccine when there's no money at all the rest of rich countries are fighting for it inside story on al-jazeera. the only. way. your charges are a reminder of our top stories this hour u.s. democrats are moving ahead in the attempt to impeach president donald trump for inciting violence to capitol hill at least $180.00 democrats are now co-sponsor a resolution that introduced it on monday with a vote possibly by wednesday. the white house says it's lifting decades long restrictions on official contact with taiwan the move to shore and a move rather short aga

from this ski resort in southern romania to a packed car park in austria where thousands rushed to takeer. from resorts in andorra, open exclusively to residents... ..to the dizzy heights in switzerland. while a number of european countries including france and italy closed their ski resorts, switzerland was one of those that bucked the trend and kept most of its open. there are noticeably fewer skiers. normal peak times would see around 20,000 people on the slopes. now, there are only around 8,000. translation: the loss of turnover over the holiday season will be $8—9 million. this is also because we had gone even further with the guest quarters than we had to. among other things, we only put 500 tickets on sale per day instead of 5,000 as in other years. as is the norm these days, masks are compulsory. not only in closed spaces, such as mountain trains and cable cars, but also open air chairlifts as well as in queues. translation: it's fine like this, it's better than before. i do feel safe. the gondola is full but so is public transport, it's the same. translation: i'm aware that it'

luke caught and recovered from the coronavirus in romania.an take good care of your body, if you can look after yourself, it doesn't give you any guarantees, but it puts you in a better position and, i guess, mentally, you also know that you are doing the things that you can do to improve your situation, even when there's so much uncertainty and there's so much that you can't control. how's your russian doing? after a two—week slog across ukraine completed his europeanjourney, luke called his mum back home. i have felt for you with those icy cold headwinds on your own with that tandem and the trailer and all the weight of it. yeah, a massive achievement. i'm so proud of you, really, really an inspiration that you have just had the grit to keep going against so many odds. missing you! so far, luke's epic journey has raised £43,000 for cancer—related charities. all being well, he will ride across asia before arriving in china in about a year's time. jonah fisher, bbc news, eastern ukraine. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello. the hea

friday it's the country's main hospital for coronavirus patients it was the 3rd hospital fire in romania it was many months. a court ruling making abortion illegal in almost all cases the wave of protests in poland thousands have been defying quite a virus restrictions to attend rallies in several cities alexia bryant reports fresh air. these protesters say they're marching for freedom and equality they want women to have the right to choose what's best for their bodies and their babies and that and that args the court ruling means i don't want to have any more children for the moment in poland because i want to have the choice i do not want to run the risk of having to watch my baby die in excruciating pain or have a stillborn. pollens constitutional court ruled in october to ban abortions in cases of facial disorders even those that are severe facial a ruling which came into force on wednesday it's one of the most restrictive laws in europe only allowing the procedure in cases of rape and incest or if the mother's life is at risk doctors performing illegal abortions will face a prison

the chain it looks like it's going to be the balkan start monday possibly choosey and vulgar and romania where more significant snow falls. al-jazeera well it is into the murky world of state sponsored spyware. and the discovery by al jazeera journalists that syria picked technology as its. system and that is this the new frontier of espionage. think about the sophistication of exploits to break into phones this is as good as it gets. the spy . on al-jazeera. the e.u. . back a look at the headlines this hour now in the u.s. democrats are ramping up efforts to impeach president donald trump for a 2nd time following the violent storming of capitol hill by his supporters this comes after twitter suspended his account citing the risk of him fueling further violence. more than 50 people have now been charged including the distinctive figure of activist jake angele as the f.b.i. calls for the public to help identify the attackers from the many pitches posted on social media. and up to 62 people are feared dead after an indonesian passenger plane went missing shortly after takeoff from the capi

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when we were in romania, we have -- we learned of something i called the church sq moment. nikolai chet chesky was the dictator and 1989, with revolutions going on in poland and checkless voc yeah, he went into a square in bucharest and was exhorting the romanian people for what he had done for them. all of the sudden one old lady yelled liar. then 10 people, than 100 people, then a thousand people, then 100,000 people are yelling liar. all of the sudden he decides he needs to get out of there. instead of delivering him to freedom, the young military officer livered him to the revolution and him and his wife are executed. the charge sq moment is when fear breaks down -- either an old lady or a soldier refuses to fire or a tank to read is turned away from the crowd and all that is left between the dictator and his people is anger and that's what you've got in the arab spring now and that's why authoritarianism is not stable. rep. shalala: what do you think about leading from behind as the multilateral coalition? sec. rice: i don't mind multilateral coalitions. leading from b

every time the german army would advance eastward or forward, to romania, or hungry, that is what they did. >> ben, we have hear some footage from your opening argument at the trial for these mass murderers. i would take a look and see 27-year-old you opening up your presentation of the book. let's have a look. >> this was a tragic fulfill myth of a program of intolerance and arrogance. van shuns is not our goal. nor do we seek just retribution. we adjust -- men's rights, to live in peace and dignity, regardless of his race and creed. the case that we present is a plea to humanity for law. >> we have a couple of questions from viewers. if you were named nicole asks what's pressure did you feel when taking on the largest murder trial in history atei and in medicalú8ot coney, illinois, asks if you are scared or intimidated giving your for speech in a court. >> i remember writing that speech a couple of days before they opened the trial. the day before i was sitting in the norm bergh courtroom by myself. the film that you saw, the first sentence was it is with sorrow and with hope that we

poland, romania, denmark, they've taken steps to prohibit these vendors from their own networks. of particular note in july 2020, officials announced they reverse course and remove the equipment from the 5g networks. india has taken action against chinese mobile apps and present a national security threat. the momentum is unmistakable and unmistakably positive. on top of that, providers in the private sector actors limit foresees business viewings with problematic vendors altogether. major providers like spain, australia, south korea and india have come from networks and future 5g networks. it's important to emphasize this would not have been successful without a whole approach. i don't have time to mention here all those who have contributed to this initiative but i would like to show three individuals who i have collaborated closely with here on this issue here in the u.s. and abroad. former deputy assistant secretary of state, and josh at the white house national security council and robert fleck, formally white house chief of staff office. these three patriots have worked tir

cleveland, castigating the allies and fdr in particular for having sold poland, yugoslavia, hungary, romania, for having sold one of those countries down the river at yalta. that was the phrase always used fdr sold poland down the river or yugoslavia or hungary at yalta. in the '70s, i was born in 1958, one of the big issues was the return of the crown from st. steven to hungary. there say crown traditionally associated with him and has a crooked -- the crown was off kilter because it was hit by a give it out to improve relations with hungry. that was carter's explanation. it roiled politics in cleveland for the better part of three years. a cleveland city councilwoman was leading the charge not to give the crown of saint steven back to the conference. and that was the talk over the years. now, what i'm going to try to agriculture today, there's another lens through which we can and probably should look at and i think it's one that is a little less used. the doctor referred to it enough times. but i'm going to try to go into a bit more detail on it here. he did set me up nicely. and i think

and in a number of countries across including the czech republic, poland, romania, denmark, estonia, latvia and greece have taken steps prohibiting these high-risk vendors from their own networks. a particular note, in july of 2020, officials in the united kingdom announced that they would reverse the course and remove huawei equipment from the 5g networks. india has taken significant action against chinese mobile apps as they posing national security threat. bottom line, the momentum here is unmistakable, and it's unmistakably positive. on top of that, the communication providers, private sector actors themselves in many countries, have decided to limit or cease business dealings with problematic vendors altogether. for example, major providers like telephonic in spain -- and reliance in india have cut huawei from their network cores and future 5g network builds. now of course, getting back to the earlier theme, it's important to emphasize that these efforts would not have been successful without a whole of government approach. i don't have time to mention here all of those that hav

and every town where the german advance eastward into poland and romania, hungary, that's what they did ben, we have here some footage from your opening argument at the trial for these mass murderers. i would like to take a look and see 27-year-old you opening your presentation of the case. let's have a look. >> i can recite it. >> this was a tragic fulfillment of a program of intolerance and arrogance. vengeance is not our goal nor do we seek merely a just retribution. we ask this court to affirm by international penal action man's rights to live in peace and dignity regardless of his race or creed. the case we present is a plea of humanity to law. >> ben, we have a couple questions from viewers. a viewer named nicole is asking, what pressure did you feel taking on the largest murder trial in history at the age of 27? and middle school student named creighton from illinois asked if you were scared or intimidated giving your first speech in court? >> i remember writing the speech a couple days before the opening trial, the day before i was sitting in the nuremberg courtroom. it was a su

element and there was also british and american occupation elements in budapest with the bulgaria and romaniauld be with the british representation, but the soviets dominated those places because they liberated them and set off communists that had been during the war into soviet union like the polish communists and set them off for post-war communists and that threatened to happen in austria, because after vienna was liberated in april 1945, the so-called provisional government was in austria and the old socialist leader that was the head of state after world war i was brought back into power, but there was one-third socialist and one-third communist representation on that provisional government and stalin and roosevelt didn't like that a bit because there was supposed to be a joint government established by all three powers. so from the west, it looked like the same thing would happen in vienna that was happening in budapest and elsewhere in eastern europe that the soviets were trying to set up the communists for ruling in post-war austria, as well. interestingly enough we think of churchill