they don't know what i'm going with this but my own eyes what was happening in the warsaw to me and the number twenty. ryan has not filed this report we use the euro. so this is yet another attend by the police to push the protesters the governmental quarter they've just started moving as we can see that coming themselves with heels the broadcast of the riot about running back but they still crawling. look at the police. it is very violent yet we see that last month ending exploded. from time to time. although the police are not resorting to any kind of special means so far seventy when you flash bangs or money though mommy goes to bars with its feet over here. they've been wanting basic info i was for several hours before attempting another another goal at the protesters. we also had written to prime minister of ukraine would that not all those raw instinct in the central kiev are considered to be terrorists and will start from the assembled the rest of the meantime the bank if the bunnies line quoted saying that. they will use less if needed and this indicates that we can see right no

of the 800 telephone lines in warsaw at the time, six belonged to the bristol.the owner, who later became prime minister of poland, made sure that everyone of any importance stayed in his hotel. but the bristol's cafÉ was also a popular meeting place for locals. pavel recalls the golden days in ages past -- the golden age of days past. >> it was the most exclusive hotel, where everyone went. there were other good hotels in warsaw, but they were not as finely ornate -- as finely furnished as the bristol. the atmosphere was amazing. everyone who came here felt as if they were entering a different, better world. things came, so we wanted to be here, to -- kings came, so we wanted to be here, too. >> in 1939, the germans invaded roland, and after the war, the communist took over. the glory days were over. although the hotel survived the war without any significant structural damage, its grantor was out of tune with communist ideals. 25 years on, the hotel is looking ahead without forgetting the past. >> many great stories about this hotel, one of them was about mich

we have been blessed to have that work produced in new york, going on to the edinburgh festival, the warsaw theater festival. to me, those are great things when you can watch artists who think there is nowhere else that might be interested in you being a woman of color and telling your story and then getting excited about it. that is our biggest accomplishment. having artists have become better artists. what is. sheri coming back to brava, here you have this establish, amazing writer who has won a clue -- slew of awards. now she gets to director and work. even though she is this amazing, established writer, the truth is, she is being nurtured as a director and is being given some space to direct. >> the play is described as ceremony and -- where ceremony and theater me. in the indigenous tradition, when you turn 52, it is like the completion of an important era. the importance of the ceremony is to say, you are 52. whenever you have been caring for the first 52 years, it is time to let it go. really, here, they have given me carte blanche to do this. i think it is nice for me, in the sense

overall influencing the foreign policy there the truth is the warsaw pact is long since over there is a reasonable understanding reason why russia would be interested in the future of ukraine given that nearly twenty percent of the population of ukraine are ethnically russian on the other hand the european union is ultimately upset because their appallingly dire trade deal was the start of this whole process and ultimately they were played by mr young a covert she created a much much better deal he alternately got the fifteen billion dollars which the ukrainian economy needed and that has actually say if the ukrainian economy in many ways ships and form instead of it being overrun by cheap western european imports which was going to be the case how the european union had their day right patrick and earlier on we had some gas here in this huge area and actually they said that's a current process say no i'm not but oh well may i but it seems like there has been more violence in the past few days than in the past few months combined can the cons of candy crowley's be controlled rather. w

and the images now going into the system can be viewed by the public on the face of warsaw on the face which might. make neville is head of image recognition it's scotland yard if you choose this kind of crowd sourced policing via the internet represents a powerful new weapon in the fight against crime. yes i was a paper of register for they they are and i tell you not only in the united kingdom people are very much that they quite accepts the c.c.t.v. and the police to a good job with the c.c.t.v. and they while they're happy to identify criminals as not so much of fear surveillance at all think in the united kingdom as possible and on mainland europe . over the past decade the u.k. has been constantly seeking new ways to combat the perceived threat of terrorism. at this military base two hours outside of london the news techniques are getting put through that base its. mark lawrence is one of the new breed of experts offering instruction in the east of unmanned aerial vehicles or drones. no official government sources who publicly talk about the effectiveness of this new technique on

dollars to host secret cia prisons and media investigation this as boxes containing the cash were delivered to warsaw through the diplomatic post system a decade ago the joes allegedly were active in two thousand and two and used to interrogate all qaeda suspects including a self declared nine eleven mastermind was apparently waterboarding hundreds of times british authorities are refusing to comment on the reports. thailand's constitutional court has ruled that the election should go for february the second can be legally although there's no decision yet on whether that will happen the suggestion to delay came from the election commission because it's current state of emergency amid long running street protests against the prime minister election of what is called the vote in december in the hope of curbing the wrist. and funneling north korea has sent an open letter to the self calling for an end to hostile military acts but has been dismissed by soldiers deceptive propaganda and a few weeks south korea is due to conduct its annual joint military drills with the united states and north korea threat

dollars to host secret cia prisons a media investigation there says boxes containing the cash were delivered to warsaw through the diplomatic post system a decade ago the jails allegedly were active in two thousand and two and used to interrogate al qaida suspects and cloying itself declared nine eleven mastermind who was apparently it water boarded there are hundreds of times polish authorities are refusing to comment on the reports. much has been spent to get such as transport up to speed for the winter olympics which start in just a couple of weeks' time but there is actually a simple way for visitors to commute between the clusters esteban would say explains. the twenty four create a poetry olympic comics who have these the olympics to be very unique and it's not only because they're being hosted in a club or tropical environment it's also because for the very first time in on the big history they have been created into laughter this coastal cluster almost area in one a circular area. spectators who move from one stadium to the next but how is the air grab well let's go find out. right right behin

to host a secret c i a prisons and needy and instigation there says boxes containing the cash were delivered to warsaw through the diplomatic corps system a decade ago the deals allegedly were active in two thousand and two. and you see interrogate al qaeda suspects including a self declared nine eleven mastermind. he was apparently no one aboard a deer hundreds of times. polish authorities are refusing to comment on the reports. much as this tends to get such use transferred up to speed for the winter olympics which start in jest or couple of weeks time. but there's actually a simple way for visitors to commute between clusters as to the state explains. the fourteen of the three of them comically have the babies on their blog to be very unique and not only has a good thing he said in a subtropical environment it's also because some of the first time in our history create it into a black leather coat the pasta. all this and am in one second that and that meant that even for that fact and truth uniform wanted him to the max but our easy is this. well there's a fine that it was the rise but as a piano t

all of her meeting have been canceled, including a meeting with the president o prime minif warsaw and president of luxembourg. >>> the dow right now following 41 points. the clue ships closing out at all-time highs but lower in the new year. mixed signals on the economy impacting trading. the commerce department saying they're seeing a rise in factory orders in november. those orders declined in october but there is another report out that shows that growth in the non-manufacturing sector or services was weaker than expected in december. >>> there is a new fight between men's warehouse and joseph a. bank. men's warehouse is offering a aggressive bid worth $1.5 million. in mid-october it was the other way around with message warehouse saying no to joseph a banks take over plan. >> i give you the new taxi for london. >> reporter: one of the world's new car makers is trying to must until on london's icon. it's redesigned to look like the real thing. >> we tried to capture the essence of the london black cab but at the same time we tried to bring freshness to both the design but also to t

meanwhile, like i said, in the east, milder, staying chilly just at the freezing mark in warsaw and kiev. that's a look at your world weather. here's the extended forecast. >>> japan is celebrating its new crop of adult citizens. people who turned 20 over the past year are taking part in coming of age day ceremonies. ♪ the municipal of urayasu is home to tokyo disneyland. every year it invites new adults to the theme park. they're treated to a special show. japan's internal affairs ministry estimates that 1.21 million citizens turned 20 last year. people are invited to municipalities to celebrate coming of age day on the second monday of each january. >>> a group of 20-year-olds in osaka celebrated by climbing to the top of japan's tallest building. the new 60 story structure is 300 meters tall. about 100 participants climbed all 1,637 steps in about one hour with the support of cheerleaders. >> translator: i liked it but i'm fine. i want to be a strong woman who is able to laugh all the time. >> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. from all of us here at nhk world,

and hotels that i entirely made of lights and rebuilt at the winter and older ones like the bristol hotel in warsaw in poland are also something like sixty historians made of stone. new new. everyone in porcelain it's the bristol hotel. it is the british equivalents dependence that long. and it's now one hundred and twelve years old. the display paste to the rich and famous pence to three war and political turmoil. you know the history of the bristol hotel faster than the hotel's shrine. as the young boy he was often to be found with his father to run the hotel restaurant into the nineteen fifties. hopoate is now in his nineties and hasn't been to the hotel for more than six decades. he didn't want to see how it has been allowed to crumble in communist times. it has now agreed to return. getting a show that even my father died seventy one years ago i got to spend the best years of his life in this place here that if they think he would be happy to see me. the more dorky. my favorite memories are of the hotel him and me photo stein remembers the list of thoughts on this post through these tools many

good news is keep the skies clear but the businesses big blast of arctic air here temperatures are feeling that we cannot minus fifteen mosque one minus sixteen warsaw minus eight as the state's elite doubt the next several days even going on into the weekend. this is going on in our eastern asia as well and we're talkin about warm up the least across japan but comes with some good news a low pressure systems coming in with it see how the warmer air but is bringing the risk of avalanche especially this means higher elevations. for example in the dock tell you the look and some rain showers but temperatures actually pushing into the teens here on thursday so that creates that high risk of avalanche once it starts to move off utah resort the cell call theirs can start wrapping around and that's it's the effect snow machine to turn back time in tokyo on thursday to see a passing shower or two then down towards the self the other big topic by friday this really is can it be the main story. another tropical system in january coming onshore likely tropical storm and bring heavy rainfall to the southern philippines affleck you will whether this is the fore

morning said that could hinder driving conditions across the painting allison month in at seventy three spree or hike looking at minus four in warsaw. quickly here in the end i can sit on the route that they do winter storm is taking place across the mid atlantic as well as ohio valley. nasa system as it will be piling up since noah even in the big apple about five to fifty centimeters and ten a wily spread across the area western sydney are likely to see the bulk of the heavy stuff up thirty centimeters and back behind that frigid air is so dominating much of the great lakes region take the lake at these temperatures minus twenty five. we are high on your wednesday and we thank you you're thinking it's instilling it is stained down two minus eight on your wednesday. oklahoma city what a bumpy ride twelve degrees on a wednesday one of the average train down to minus four to sixteen gb separates can be very hard for you by the circumference of the secret crushes for that cleaning up breaks in the park s around the globe i knew. and. the time. this edition of the eastlands once. it was the time the light landed me an american talk ab

politician invited controversy when she suggested that in poland or loyal only to the knesset in israel rather than parliament in warsaw. anti semitism has also found a place among far right groups such as hungary's your big party and the greek gold and on both of which and demonize for their country's political and economic troubles. cheese are more likely to suffer from certain genetic disease is like cystic fibrosis and tay sachs disease has been a push by jewish organizations in los angeles to convince a couple to get tested before having children. at sinai temple in beverly hills ashkenazi are being tested for nineteen different genetic acc's person and sephardic are tested for a two seat is commonly carried by that group. it's a simple blood test that they pay it's it's it's a small amount of wind and that enables them to have all the information that they need about these diseases. the first man is one of the organizers of the los angeles project for the prevention of jewish genetic disease. she says test could cost upwards of a couple thousand us dollars they didn't the screening test is just twenty five us dol

killer and cannot forgive the atrocities his movement had committed some at the mike john cleary guarding him as a hero warsaw has been supportive of ukraine's protesters all along despite a chunk of the radical right there is supporting the man who brought so much pain to the polish nation unpunished matters which haven't been prosecuted will always spawn new murders standing at his father's grave must laugh in a machete says he feels no hate towards ukrainians but he wants the truth to be told and things to be named as they should be. reporting from kiev in ukraine. they ukrainian president has already agreed to dissolve the government and cancel the entier welling noles which was fueling the protests however a protest so that's still blocking central kiev and won him to step down save my arms as a former deputy chief of police in the us an expert in international police training he believes the crowds are actually being bold and by the tolerance of the authorities the videos that i have seen have shown a remarkable level of restraint basically rioters attacking the police and the police not even fighting b

killer and cannot forgive the atrocities his movement had committed some at the my john cleary guarding him as a hero warsaw has been supportive of ukraine's protesters all along despite a chunk of the radical writers supporting the man who brought so much pain to the polish nation unpunished miners which haven't been prosecuted well. always spawn new matters standing at his father's grave must not feel musharraf ski says he feels no hate towards ukrainians but he wants the truth to be told and things to be named as they should be. reporting from key of ukraine the ukrainian president has already agreed to dissolve the government and cancel the anti writing laws which were fueling the protests but the demonstrators are still demanding he steps down steve i ams he's a former u.s. police chief and police training expert says the crowds are being emboldened by the tolerance of the authorities the videos that i have seen have shown a remarkable level of restraint basically rioters attacking the police and the police not even fighting back just holding the line and receiving the petrol bombs and the strikes from

goebbels wrote a report where he said i visited a, the ghetto in warsaw, if there is anyone who still has any sympathy at all they should just go and have a look at what these people left themselves en masse. they have no self-respect, not even common decency. the way they treat their children, their children are starving. they don't look after them. imposition of the what you think of them and recording of your indignation. >> hitler found it rather unpleasant to visit concentration camps. >> himler. saw a massacre and fainted nearly. >> and it was, if you i had been a german in 1942 and heard that in east prussia they were machine-gunning mental patients to clear bed space for people who had gone mad while killing women and children in the east, i would have thought something is not quite right in germany. >> no, but on the other hand in the same konigsberg in 45 after the liberation, russian troops, often teenagers, raided hospitals and raped people, sometimes on their deathbeds, patients. so, i mean, we have to be a little careful, the two of us, when you write about violence, the

invited controversy when she suggested that in poland were loyal only to the knesset in israel rather than parliament in warsaw anti semitism has also found a place among far right groups such as hungary's your big party and the greek gold and on both of which and demonize for their country's political and economic troubles the sheaf of documents used by prosecutors at the nuremberg trials to help convict top nazis is being put on display in berlin an interruption in israel on the twenty ninth of january. the nuremberg trials were the first time the terrific acts and the nazis against the and the scope of the holocaust came to light. what we do know is that a few months ago on the market. from philippines who was in the one punjab. the sailors who knew him called him over his head. come on along with this kind of stuff too like his old documents are things in german. they have swastika is on then you probably like this is the kind of stuff tonight. he'll do things. to realize that this is of interest by employing bullet hits and took it home. and when he started to comb investigating going to a stop exploring

killer and cannot forgive the atrocities his movement had committed some at the my john are clearly guarding him as a hero warsaw has been supportive of ukraine's protesters all along despite a chunk of the radical writers supporting the man who brought so much pain to the polish nation unpunished murders which haven't been prosecuted will always spawn new murders standing at his father's grave meus laughter musharraf skee says he feels no hate towards ukrainians but he wants the truth to be told and things to be named as they should be. reporting from key of in ukraine. well today's cross talked abates whether the tactics used by the protesters on the streets of the ukrainian capital were legitimate. they have shown extreme violence the opposition they have shown themselves to be very radical they've demanded of course the resignation of the president which they haven't yet attained violence is deplorable but when you're in a revolutionary situation it's inevitable that extremists get attracted to large scale demonstrations and the responsibility for creating that situation unfortunately lay with the government

killer and cannot forgive the atrocities his movement had committed some at the my john are clearly guarding him as a hero warsaw has been supportive of ukraine's protesters all along despite a chunk of the radical writers supporting the man who brought so much pain to the polish nation unpunished minors which haven't been prosecuted well. always spawn new martyrs standing at his father's grave must not feel musharraf ski says he feels no hate towards ukrainians but he wants the truth to be told and things to be named as they should be. reporting from key of ukraine the ukrainian president has a rate agreed to dissolve the government and council the ante riling knows which were fueling the protest how a protest is that still a block in central kiev and want him to grant amnesty to those arrests adjourning the riots and then step down and one expert believes they crowds at being emboldened by the tolerance of their ferrety. video that i've seen thus far has been pretty limited so it's impossible to talk about the actual reaction collectively but the videos that i have seen have shown a remarkable level of restrai

thank you very much indeed mathias because key political scientists from the european center geo political analysis learned from warsaw thank you so much for your thoughts and your time. well far right groups as we've been discussing at the core of the protests in ukraine and they're making it clear that they do not favor peaceful resistance nationalist factions insisting that the government only listened to the quote language of force washington has responded to ukraine street violence but revoking the visas of several individuals and threatening sanctions as far as the u.s. is concerned only one side is to blame in all of this is all to easy to see coming out reports. the obama administration had upped its rhetoric against ukraine on wednesday warning of possible sanctions that the government continues its crackdown on protesters there the state department spokesperson here in washington said all policy options are on the table but did not offer any more specifics now the u.s. meanwhile has revoked the visas of several ukrainian officials who are allegedly implicated in violence against peaceful protesters no member

killer and cannot forgive the atrocities his movement had committed some at the my john cleary guarding him as a hero of warsaw has been supportive of ukraine's protesters all along despite a chunk of the radical writers supporting the man who brought so much pain to the polish nation unpunished murders which haven't been prosecuted well at all and spawning writers standing at his father's grave must laugh in a machete says he feels no hate towards ukrainians but he wants the truth to be told and things to be named as they should be. reporting from kiev in ukraine. the ukrainian president has a right to agree to dissolve the government and council the anti iranian norms which refuting the protest however protest is a still blocking central kiev and want him to grant amnesty to those arrested during the riots on balance step down and want to explode believes the crowds have been emboldened by the tone of their sources that. the video that i've seen thus far has been pretty limited so it's impossible to talk about the actual reaction collectively but the videos that i have seen have shown a remarkable level of r

killer and cannot forgive the atrocities his movement had committed some at the my john are clearly guarding him as a hero warsaw has been supportive of ukraine's protesters all along despite a chunk of the radical right there is supporting the man who brought so much pain to the polish nation unpunished minors which haven't been prosecuted will always spawn new martyrs standing at his father's grave after machete says he feels no hate towards ukrainians but he wants the truth to be told and things to be named as they should be. reporting from kiev in ukraine. new video of an arizona police shooting that turned deadly calls into question what exactly led the police to pull the trigger on january fourteenth a man well lingo oriya led police on a high speed chase that ended with a confrontation with officers in which he was shot and killed and now county sheriff said the suspect who they believe was driving a stolen vehicle refused to listen to demands and suddenly reached into the back of the car prompting police to shoot their defense but i'd just release the video is stirring controversy. actually has his hands

him till i cannot forget the atrocities his movement had committed stop at the mike dunn a clear duty guarding him as a hero warsaw has been supportive of ukraine's protesters all along despite a chunk of the radical writers supporting the man who brought so much blame to the polish nation. mariners bills which have been prosecuted. always on new writers. standing at his father's great deal struck in russia's case as he feels no hate towards ukrainians but he wants the truth be told and things to be named as the shoot the roos who owns you mix your jet ski aussie or two from kiev ukraine well today's post will debate whether the tactics used by the protest is on the streets of the ukrainian capital were legitimate. they have extreme violent steal position. they've shown themselves to be re read the collected mom that of course the resignation of the prison which the applicant obtained loans is deplorable but when you're in a revolution the situation it's inevitable that extremists get attracted to law scale demonstrations on the responsibility for creating the situation unfortunately play with other government and

we need an emergency climate pathway. >> where broadcasting from warsaw, poland, where the climate isnd the protest are hot. we are at the u.s. -- the human climate summit known as cotton 19. as we go to broadcast, hundreds of activists are walking out of the talks. oe turn right now to kumi naido who moments ago, surrounded by hundreds of people, addressed to protest. he is head of greenpeace international. understand they should not negotiate. you cannot change the science. we have to change political will. it is within their capacity to do that. they cannot drag their feet any longer. powers and six world have clinched a deal to temporarily limit and roll back the iranian nuclear program in exchange for the easing of international sanctions. >> for the first time in nearly a decade, we have halted the progress of the iranian nuclear program. key parts of the program will be rolled back. president, please, use or executive order to halt deportation for all 11.5 undocumented immigrants in this country right now. you have the power to stop deportations -- >> actually, i don't. that is

speaking with and very windy conditions and across the eastern half of europe remaking and very free shady conditions teeth that biking colder here in warsaw berlin as well as kiev and in moscow on the sensor range but the flip side of the country the event is for making if it means in this pan leaving our prayer extended artist. i wound the eye. it is. it was the car. the row. sixth that's all for this edition of nice i think the match of nice i think the match the us

the spying was on a clear adversary-- the soviet union and warsaw pact. and it had a clear objective: to prevent a war, or to prevail in one. >> so long as they listened and we listened, there was no surprise; there was no panic. no overreaction. and here we all are. >> reporter: mclarren worked here as an army intelligence analyst in the 1970s. after revelations of widespread surveillance by the u.s. national security agency, leaked by former contractor edward snowden-- and reported extensively in the u.s., british and german press-- but when news broke in october that n.s.a. monitored the mobile phone of german chancellor angela merkel, public outrage exploded. polls showed that three-fourths of germans consider such surveillance unjustified-- far more than the british or french publics. >> i think in many ways many germans are very private people. and the kind of culture they've got, perfectly understandable. >> reporter: because they know what abuses can take place? >> that's true and i think that's the great fear which they have, >> reporter: but her

years.e past 3 at the last conference, which recently happened in warsaw, governors decided to stay on the 20 15 agreement, actually to accelerate the pace with which they would reach the milestone. >> here in the u.s., do you feel like we are moving at the right pace? democrats want to keep obama's china change plan on the table, there are other issues that people think are more foreign -- obama's climate change plan on the table. on track, the science says we should be moving faster. in the u.s., it has become a partisan issue. partisanld not be a issue. climate change affects everyone, no matter what your political affiliation. >> how do you get people to understand that? people seem to care about how much money is in their pocket, do they have a job, they are not thinking about planet earth. they need to. all those other things are secondary. >> so many years later. >> it is also true that everybody, every day in their own experiences having more evidence of climate change. here in the u.s. and in many other countries, there is public demand for climate action. people are seeing th

linger you're also going to see gusty winds on the northern end of it, though, snow showers in to poland over towards germany, as well. you can see warsaw, minus 5 there for your high. but that snow in your forecast on monday. but that's a look at your world weather. here's the extended forecast. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo.

step away from russia they're much more closer to moscow then they are say to warsaw also i think it's important to underline the fact that just when i was in kiev all you had to do was walk about a kilometer away from the my down from the state from the independence square and you would be in a normal city where people go shopping people go to their gyms people go have a great time go to school go. work there were only upset over the over the protests because you have to be seven it's the major leagues he had his main thoroughfare that was blocked by the protests and still is by the way so you cannot imagine the traffic jams that have been occurring because of that part of blockage essentially and that is the reason why there was all this talk about the society for the protesters to get away from the independence square in order to clear up the traffic show and say that you have relatives in kiev as well as the ukraine but the way hearing from the u.s. and the e.u. that is so angry with the ukrainian authorities because of their crackdown on the rioters on the protesters but as we understand that local people b

thirteen pm et six meanwhile stocks but insist on the northern end of the low pressure area in berlin only hides your leaned over towards warsaw still expecting snow showers here in your forecast nothing on its eastern asia where we are also talk about that wintery weather across much of japan. now a cross on ulysses and coastline here in the scene generally about twenty to thirty centimeters still here to see some localized here's a forty five seven years and hope to meet them. but even farther towards the west in kew issue back on their massive ascending descending and it really is greener can still fall there is one for will call you can see a few centimeters of accumulation so i definitely old man winter really pushing his way in these here parts hottest guys on the tokyo really expect too much. in the former priests of the patient. meanwhile downpour is also watson that flood risk across much of some emphasize in northern mindanao through the coming days. that's what you will whether his accent. i knew and. i know. that seems lines for this hour and you know tawny and two. well this year and a few were all so much for joi

she canceled trips to warsaw scheduled to meet luxembourg's prime minister. >> the colorado girl declaredleft children's hospital in oakland. she was taken on a private ambulance to an undisclosed location. no word of where she is now, but a facile in long island said it is now ready to care for her. a family attorney said the girl was attached to a ventilator but without a feeding tube when she was reds, a judge ruling that she could be removed from the hospital if her mother assumed full responsibility for any consequences. >> federal investigators are finding out more about what caused that small plane to crash in colorado. the private jet was trying to land in aspen sunday when it veered off the runway and burst into flames. the co pilot was killed in that crash. two others were injured. officials say the flight originated in mexico and all three onboard were mexican citizens. >> a busy new york expressway became this landing strip, the single engine plane on a sightseeing flight when it lost power. it went down making a landing on an expressway north of manhattan. the pilot remained