the stasi are an obvious because in this in the stasi files i saw that over a hundred stasi agents took part in the plan to forcibly transport me from my home in east germany to west germany i think. because in all i saw that himself wrote on the plan for my deportation secure detention signature. song that made me think he have no heart at all all this is this man not have a family and that's the kind of i mean does he know what's happening to me because he would guess what what was thinking when he sat at his desk and signed off on that order up to touch the top. and you can ask me whatever you want i don't done. well that's entirely your choice of the child i have no idea what's in here. my memory is excellent. but i'll take it all to the grave no ammunition for the class anime that. there's a how do i even know if you're a real doctor. so let me see nato hired you to spy on me. are you serious maybe a spy. mr neal because i can see that you have a hard time trusting anyone can you just can't can you. never heard this from mr tom he was traumatized by suspicion he couldn't even trust

the stasi came for me because i committed obituaries of the stasi lock me up i wisht up is that when you're confronted with the reality was from scott of the four. mission had struck me as a person i was confronted with the question what will happen to me. what will the stasi do to me it will end up like my friend or will i be able to live my life in freedom if i use the ends of who. you know. i think. for sarah willis playing the horn is a. perfect. join her journey as a musical discovery. this time she visits the opera in tel aviv high level the backstage access we get on sarah's music and here is no exception here backstage at the israel opera the preparations are going on for tonight's opera files i shall grow. this two minutes to double. please she says intimidation is normal. because it was a colleague of slain journalist yan cuccia her the brutal murders of jack and his fiance has shocked and saddened most of our lives they are the mom doing the best against these of the corrupt practices of states officials the flagellum and douglas. climate change. waist length she says. isn

were being surveilled people to think that one person in three could be from the stasi they wanted to keep everyone off balance milka was a symbol of everyone involved in national security from full time officers and generals to informal collaborators it was a symbol of that but as a person he was an enigma and money. is waiting for him. and there was enormous pressure and was like a red flag especially for the tabloids when it came to the death of a. man with blood on his hands. germany's oldest prisoner had been head of the ministry for state security for thirty two years he presided over the systematic surveillance of east german citizens after the collapse of the german democratic republic the eighty three year old faced more than one hundred charges in court. i don't know how mr milkha will fare in the coming weeks what a doctor might present at the trial will certainly insist on a fresh assessment including a psychiatric one just doesn't feel. you have a visitor. feel . good morning mr milkha i'm dr brandt. this court has asked me to prepare a psychological assessment. is they n

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the police and the stasi were losing control or. the demands made by east german citizens grew ever louder. by nine hundred eighty eight the cia had already recognized that east germany was close to the tipping point as noted in the central intelligence bulletin if activists expand their appeals to economic issues their protests probably would acquire a mass following. thousand people marched to the lights agreeing past the main railway station to the consummate department store and. troubling bring. on these gangsters. two thousand protesters tried to return to the city center for the first time special police units dogs and special equipment. sometimes discipline backfires the more we tracked down the more people. do crack down harder. over the last district administration is no longer in control of the clashes. this interim if this goes on the hostile and negative forces will be so overwhelming they'll be unstoppable what then. those would have what about the fortieth anniversary of the republic's founding. is this going to be an

one highlight of the exhibition is a tragedy fitted with infrared cameras it allowed east germany stasi to spy on its own citizens. the german spy museum has hundreds of items on display in an area covering three thousand square meters including these radios used by secret agents during world war two. and an original enigma machine used by the nazis to encrypt messages. but the museum also addresses the current state of espionage displaying examples of digital surveillance technology the start of spring after the german spy museum is the only museum that deals with the history of espionage and that means that worldwide there are only very few examples that deal at all with espionage and none really that show a chronicle of espionage its history since ancient times the way ours does. this may look like something from a james bond film but it was actually in the. use a lipstick pistol made for the soviet secret service for this camera sewn into a bra. a matchbox camera perfect for concealing in a pocket or a key chain that can record. truth really can be stranger than fiction. here this k

thanks to james bond the cia my six stasi and so on the world of spying has always been fascinating to the general public it's dangerous mysterious and it involves some of the most outlandish tactics but spine of course is not just a thing of the past or of the movies as it is still very much a part of the modern world which is one thing visitors will discover at the german spy museum in berlin. clinical bridge between berlin and potsdam was also the border between west berlin and east germany until nine hundred eighty nine it's a place of historical significance as this is where the eastern and western powers swapped captured spies during the cold war. in twenty fifteen hollywood director steven spielberg used the bridge as an authentic location for his oscar winning film bridge of spies in it tom hanks plays an american lawyer sent to negotiate a spy swap. for . this and other stories are featured at the german spy museum in berlin. tourists come to berlin because of its history and of course espionage played a major role especially during the cold war here in the capital of spies. o

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i worked in foreign intelligence in espionage for the stasi the ministry for state security for those who after the fall of the communist regime and east germany had an obvious effect on my personal life that's a common bond the uses for been there which helps us understand one another. us. state controlled cost problem and its western european partners have already invested some ten billion euros in the project the profits generated by russia's energy giant are absolutely vital to the country's economy. the kremlin calls the shots at castro which has some four hundred fifty thousand employees the company is not just a financial lifeline it's also an instrument of geopolitical power and influence. the us which the player to questions of energy security are of paramount importance for all national governments goals to do was throw. our relationship self into dependence. both sides depend greatly on one another. but the partners are dependent on our energy deliverance and we're equally dependent on that incomes both as a company and with respect to russia's national budget with which yo

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. >> so many people came to hollywood with a dream and ambition, harvey had this stasis with in hollywoodhat was untouchable. to get next to him would have been a dream for many and for some it turned quickly into a nightmare with abuse, rape. >> who wants to have his arm around them? i'm not here for that. >> reporter: she admits that the art got her emotional.>> you are faced with, do i go with the flow you know? because i missed the opportunity if i don't. >> reporter: the piece which is part art/political statement was here only temporarily.>> it's a legal, i paint things and install things on streets illegally. >> reporter: the artist hopes to have it on display sometime this weekend. in hollywood, amy johnson, kpix5. >> only in hollywood would you see that. we always have the latest online. >> don't forget to join us tonight at 10:00. also join us back here tonight at 11:00. have a good one. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] [cheering and applause] steve: how you doin'? how's everybody? thank y'all

how close are we in that technology where humans can go into stasis in one.how close are we to artificial gravity, especially inside a ship. >> not an expert on the first thing. like a coma -- >> yes. >> i don't know anything about that other than what i've seen in movies. artificial gravity? i think if we're going to go further than what -- where mars and is be in space much longer than 200 days, like years, going to go to saturn or jupiter, the moons, then artificial gravity would be important. >> and that takes me to the third question. we are probably quite a bit away from "star trek" technology, the enterprise. >> i would agree. >> and fourth and final question, did you see any ufos? did you come cries any alien intelligence in are you willing to tell us what you actually saw in all classified? did they tell you to bury that information and never tell us? >> what's your question? just kidding. you know, when i became an astronaut in 1996, i thought the first thing they were going to do is give us our astronaut bonus and tell us about the aliens. neither

you know when we talk about many mass crimes in history you know when you talk about the stasi in eastern europe a lot of it became documented after the fire the gulag so it was you know years later that the whole the the size of what was happening became clear the death squads in chile in argentina it took years to happen it's true today that actually we know what's happening in a way in real time we know where there's a tension facilities are in many many cases we know the names of those responsible of these detention facilities and many cases we actually know exactly where the detainees are we have testimonies indicating what happened to them we have you know geolocation we can i don't we know how many floors how many basements how many cells and yet and yet nothing is that. the un's commission of inquiry on syria has been working for over four years to no consequence. a member of the opposition and what had been me spend five years in prison before the revolution for calling for reforms in his homeland. the renowned campaigner for human rights leader fled damascus for fear of being ar

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so that was probably old all in his stasi fido most definitely and there's also a musical actually based very much on his on his experiences. on a love affair that he had with a girl in east germany so a very romantic kind of thing but against this very harsh reality of cold war cold war east west relations it just doesn't you know you don't still going out more the websites absolutely yeah i v w dot com flash culture kind of helps it thank you it was a pleasure wolf. just time for a quick reminder of our top story this hour three weeks after the attack on the former. russia faces an international backlash over its alleged involvement the united states i'm sixteen european countries are expanding dozens of russian diplomats from russia says it will respond in kind. of sexual updates of. the websites gets t w dot com. to try. to. get through. to. the. islamists gaining ground in bosnia and herzegovina. radical islam so causing tension among the various ethnic groups. social workers are doing their best to achieve the. sinister. has to struggle for a peaceful coexistence hold maybe the las

for now thanks very much for all of that from stasis. and for full coverage and analysis of today's events were here in the studio with my colleague nina hasa from good of you politics in venice on a veteran political correspondent here blood good morning to both of you molly you know as we heard that there are so many challenges facing on a macro on the diplomatic front in brussels but here at home as well there's the same issues a lot of way they're hooked together with the team on the machall nina if we could start with you is put together in her cabinet is she and her cabinet up to the challenges ahead. what we do know for sure is that it is probably going to be her last time in office and they has been a lot of pressure on uncle a makeover to show that she's willing to prepare for some sort of sign of renewal she has brought in fresh faces and she's relying on some experienced people in the cabinet so that's a new mixture of people some with experience and some without experience frankly so this will only show in a couple of months

how close are we in that technology where humans can go into stasis in one. how close are we to artificial gravity, especially inside a ship. >> not an expert on the first thing. like a coma -- >> yes. >> i don't know anything about that other than what i've seen in movies. artificial gravity? i think if we're going to go further than what -- where mars and is be in space much longer than 200 days, like years, going to go to saturn or jupiter, the moons, then artificial gravity would be important. >> and that takes me to the third question. we are probably quite a bit away from "star trek" technology, the enterprise. >> i would agree. >> and fourth and final question, did you see any ufos? did you come cries any alien intelligence in are you willing to tell us what you actually saw in all classified? did they tell you to bury that information and never tell us? >> what's your question? just kidding. you know, when i became an astronaut in 1996, i thought the first thing they were going to do is give us our astronaut bonus and tell us about the aliens. neither