in the bundesliga a fiercely fought in his store darby saw union berlin secure the capital city bragging rights with a one nil victory over local rivals her to. a my cloak thanks for joining me nationwide protests are underway in lebanon as demonstrators keep up their demands for reforms and political change and one rally outside beirut thousands have gathered in support of president michel own he's been under a heightened fresher to step down after the prime minister did so earlier this week anti-government rallies are also taking place today lebanon has been swept by more than 2 weeks of demonstrations against the political class accused of corruption but the protesters also turned their rallies into joyous occasions. with aluminite said mary paul phones how the loft and the celebrity d.j. behind the decks it was this much of. as the protests but the thousands of people in tripoli's out of north square had good reason to assemble that demand to overthrow the political class the does dominated lebanon for 30 years and with the resignation of the prime minister on october the 29th the pr

dusseldorf share to spoil so to cologne and out for on friday night the way a blues a shelter defeated union berlin to what one sunday clouded by in freiburg clash wolfsburg in bray may do as well and on monday night the game fans just love mites in frankfurt square off in a local derby let's take a look at the table to see what's changed leipzig are on top at least until gladbach play on sunday by air and that if any champions miss out on the chance to move up after their shock defeat don't men who are now only a point behind the defending champions in the bottom half not much movement dusseldorf move up but klinsmann's debut see have to slip into relegation for the 3rd time this season. time for the play of the day the winner of this week's play of the day is lars bender with 50 percent of the vote and no focus not a goal this week put a last ditch tackle by bender by looks certain to score and so bender made a superb sliding tackle on eve on parasitism have a look wow amazing that was your play of the day. that's all from us here on the boat as think it will be back on sunday to chop up the matc

here in the capital union berlin faced her to have her lead in the 1st top flight battle between the 2 capital teams it was a special night for both clubs but the derby will be remembered for the wrong reasons after serious crowd trouble. but then fans brought out the best bond as far give me the biggest game in their history that is sad to slay city rivals hats taking a page out of greek mythology just 3 minutes into the 1st top flight davi between the teams christof and then struck the post it stayed the best chance of the 1st half. both teams were cancelling each other out in that case she encounter but the hosts were generally on top. but in the 2nd half unsavory scenes spoiled the berlin davi which appeared to be have a fancy 5 flairs on to the pitch the referee was forced to hope the game temporarily and take that teams back down the tunnel to safety. once the situation and come down slightly it was time for football again pat says dedrick thoughts it was adjudged to a foul christie and ken. a debatable one even after a video review by substitute sebastian ponce didn't care he

coming up after the break it's the bonus legal with nick mechanic on match day 12 union berlin battled mention gladbach who have been the league's surprise leaders for several weeks now but the berliners are also good for a surprise at home find out what happened and much more on the ballistic i this is live from berlin up next is the bonus to go with nick mckenna client you can find more news and headlines 247 on our website at www dot com i'm mommy and he says thanks for watching. welcome to the what is the game here if we can talk about it. so you know what. we. should tell our feelings this is new ball speaking when i come to the show with yet ya high end concert.

the win over hertha union are the 1st team from east berlin to play in the german top flight fight after being promoted the season. were remarkable roy's won the world golf championships event and shanghai in the 1st hole of a playoff the northern irishman had the chance to win the tournament on the 18th hole but missed his birdie putt that set up a sudden death playoff with defending champion zander shuffle a mcelroy getting the better team shot on the extra hole setting up his 4th win of the. world number 2 rafael in the dolls pulled out of the paris masters ahead of his sydney final with denis shapovalov it due to an abdominal spring and a doll's withdrawal means novak djokovic will be world number one heading into the season and new tour finals in london the serb beat grigor dimitrov in straight sets and his semifinal. world title leader mark mark has suffered a big crash in qualifying for the malaysia moto g.p. race mark has will start sunday's race in a season worst 11 place after losing control on the 2nd turn the spaniards aiming to win his 7th world championship hundreds of thou

lot of people in this country, they say that gorbachev policy, the collapse of the soviet union, allowing the berlin, as an example of huge political naivety that, as i say, plunged what was the soviet union and what is now russia for the most part into a huge amount of geopolitical turmoil. so, again, a very different perspective that you get here in russia compared to what you're hearing and seeing on the ground there in berlin itself. >> yes. certainly understand. mikhail gorbachev, heralded around the world, but not so much inside russia itself. matthew chance for us there. thank you for that perspective, matthew. >>> we'll continue to follow along with the events there in berlin. coming next here, india's prime minister says the supreme court ruling should not be seen as a win or a loss for anyone. we'll have the latest on a verdict on the more than a centuries old dispute between hindus and muslims. we'll tell you what it's all about. stay with us. ness we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was pri

berlin. in the late 1940's, the soviet union tried to stamp out west berlin and the u.s. had the berlin airlift and we saved people. it's important to show the solidarity and u.s. support and u.s. support for west german's and german unification was consistent throughout the decades. we were important in helping facilitate their unification. host: you mentioned the berlin airlift. dig into that for a little bit. guest: just to explain to our viewers, the soviets tried to starve out west berlin. they wanted to take over west berlin. to them germany had been divided into two states. we're talking about 1947-1948. you had the presence of american, british and french troops in west berlin. the soviets tried to starve out west berlin. they tried to cut the lines of communication. what the united states did was to begin and airlift. we flew our planes and literally dropped food and other supplies. you can see photos of german children rushing and getting chewing gum and cigarettes, but also food. supplies for the west berliners. we broke the soviet blockade. that was a turning

berlin wall pointed to the end of the cold war and aof unified world. but three decades later, that expectation has faded. with the rise of nationalism and cracks appearing in the european union and nato. in berlin yesterday, secretary of state mike pompeo called on nato nations to spend more on their defense. he also criticized russia and china. >> today authoritarianism is just a stone's throw away. it's rising. if we're honest, it never really went away completely. >> reporter: and today german chancellor angela merkel urged europe to defend freedom and democracy, warning they should never be taken for granted. for "cbs this morning saturday," roxana saberi, london. >>> time to show other stories making news. "the hill" reports former white house adviser steve bannon says president trump's campaign viewed roger stone as a link to wikileaks. bannon testified friday during day four of roger stone's criminal trial in washington. he says stone bragged about his relationship with wikileaks which released hacked emails damaging to hillary clinton's campaign. bannon said while mr. trump's campaign never asked stone to contact wikileaks or its founder julian assange, he was consid

berlin and currency reform. four occupation powers, great britain, united states, france and soviet union were restarting the daily life in berlin from 1945 onward. especially in the first couple of months they did that very successfully together. starting in 1946, and more in 1947, the idea how to deal with germany drifted apart. besides minor problems, the currency form was a big problem. the powers had been forced to tackle the currency situation since the end of the par in 1945. a lack of acceptance for the currency. a flourishing black market made reform a matter of urgency. finally, they could not agree on a four power combined agreement to reform in the summer of 1948. as a result rs occof the curren reform, the soviet union started the blockade of berlin because they didn't want the new currency in berlin. between june 19 and june 29, 1948, the soviet blocked all routes by land, by rail and waterways between west berlin and the three western zones. on the 24th of june, all land traffic and electric supply was cut off. here is the photo at the border. doesn't mind what the load is. fresh food, whatever. the

union. thousands of people risked death to escape east berlin during the years the wall was there.attempted to escape using nothing more than a ladder. this is his story. >> translator: in january 1989, i tried to cross the wall. my attempt fail and i was arrested and put in prison for nine months. and the west paid a ransom for my release. i was released 16 days before the wall came down. i climbed back down the ladder. at that point, we know longer had any chance. you could hear them moving before a border guard stood there pointing a machine gun at us. if you lose your freedom, you notice it. if you have freedom, you quickly get used to it. that is what i learned. i always said to myself how would it feel if i had to live without freedom again now being or how did i manage to get through that with my desire for freedom. i took this strength with me and carry to this day. and try to pass it on. >>> on a bitter november day 56 years ago, hubert submerged himself in east berlin's icy water ways and set off on a journey that would ultimately help bring freedom to dozens of people. >

culture celebrating the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall in november 1989 mikael gorbachev the last leader of the soviet union is one of the heroes of germany's peaceful revolution at least from a western perspective 3 decades later the man who rocked the world with his vision of social democracy met with the rockers who wrote that soundtrack of hope that we just heard they are of course in the meantime good friends and scorpions paid the 88 year old got a better of a visit in last go. down to. listening to them with. scorpio singer klaus minor serenading michelle gorbachev with his famous ballad about the fall of communism and the end of the cold war the former polish president left for once so also came to moscow 2 nobel peace prize laureates reminiscing about the fall of the berlin wall 30 years on. the most important thing was that the germans didn't leave the streets in cities across germany they said we are one nation we have to reunite. you. with friendship between scorpions and michelle you go by chance goes back to the final days of the soviet union when the country's last leader invited the band to

union berlin, are the first side from east berlin and the fans there have an incredible connection togreat britain's rugby league side have lost the first of two tests against new zealand this morning. 12—8 they went down in auckland, it was only 2—all at half time but the hosts took control after the break. jamayne isaako with the try here after a brilliant offload, before the kiwis powered over again. great britain replied through daryl clark but it wasn't enough to avoid their second consecutive defeat of the tour. you can catch highlights on bbc1 at 1.15. lewis hamilton looks set to win his sixth world title this weekend, finishing fastest in second practice ahead of tomorrow's american grand prix. he was three tenths of a second faster than ferrari's charles leclerc. he only has to finish in eighth or better in sunday's race to secure the drivers championship. qualifying is later today. not long to go, just 15 minutes. you can be the best rugby player of your generation and you may not get the chance to play in a rugby world cup final. for the fans, it is a once—in—a—lifetime exp

berlin. germany was divided between the victors, the u.s., united kingdom and the soviet union. andsoviet union occupied the other countries, the west. that included the capital city of berlin, divided into four the soviets occupied the eastern section of berlin. this starts the division of germany and berlin after the war. that division became concrete -- the election of of the berlinn wall. in the years after world war ii and with the occupation of east germany and berlin by the soviets, hundreds of thousands of people in the east had been fleeing to the west. these numbers became larger and larger. it was a terrible drain of intelligent and of skills in the east. these numbers were reaching very large numbers in the months leading up to 1961. east germans called it the anti-fascists board. was to keep out west, but of course, it did keep millions of well.erman in as the city of her then was completely isolated within east germany. berlin, which after the war, it was set up with a political and economic system and was democratic capitalist, completely surrounded by communist e

berlin wall. the american embassy unveiling this statue of ronald reagan on friday on his site overlooking the location of that idonnic speech he gave urging the soviet unionve the berlin wall. >>> we also have new details about the potential shakeup in the 2020 race. former new york city mayor michael bloomberg's adviser revealing if he officially joins the race, he would skip the four early voting states and zero in on the later primaries. he said, quote, if we run we are confident we can win in states voting on super tuesday and beyond where we will start on an even footing. democratic strategist antoine searight former adviser to hillary clinton's campaign in south carolina joining us, and erin banko and jonathan allen are back with janua antw antwan, one of the early states he would skip is south carolina. what do you think, is there a realistic path forward that does not go through south carolina? >> well, i would say bless his heart, as we say in south carolina. look, i've been crystal clear -- there is mathematically no way possible to be the democratic nominee without strong, deep and wide support in the african-american community. with that being

expectation has faded with the rise of nationalism and cracks appearing in the european union and nato. in berlin pompeo called on nato nations to spend more on their defense. he also criticized russia and china. >> today authoritarianism is just a stone's throw away. it's rising. and if we're honest, it never really went away completely. >> reporter: and today german chancellor angela merkel urged europe to defend freedom and democracy, warning they should never be taken faken for grante. roxana saberi, london. >> and that's the "overnight news" for this monday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. >>> firefighters are driving their fire truck for today. >>> it's monday, november 11th, 2019. this is the "cbs morning news."

soviet union -- again with the soviets occupying the eastern zone of berlin and the three western powers occupying the western zone. this starts the division of and berlin. the became concrete with direction of the berlin wall -- with the berlin wall. the wall was put up by east germans of stents of late to keep people out. and with the occupation of east germany and east berlin, hundreds of thousands of people in the east had been fleeing to the west. these numbers became larger and larger. it was a terrible drain of skills in the east. the east germans called what we called the berlin wall the anti-fascist fork. it was to keep out the fascist, to keep out the west. keep million of these germans in as well. the city of berlin was completely isolated within east germany. we had west berlin, set up as a political and economic system that was democratic and capitalist, completely surrounded by communist east germany. a symbol of the division between east and west and dump -- and communist and democratic system. the berlin wall itself was about 96 miles long, completely separating west berl

throughout the cold war, berlin was a focus point between united states and soviet union. the948, you may recall soviets under stalin blocked the road access to berlin because it had to come through their zone. situation needed and their left for supplies to the seeds city. the second berlin crisis began in 1958, soviet leader nikita khrushchev demanded the allied occupation be ended, and berlin became a free city. pick up the story from there. jeffrey: this is where we have to remember germany is at the heart of the cold war. there is an ideological function between communism and capitalism we focus on, but the struggle is who will control the resources of central europe. for nikita khrushchev, he had a problem in a 1950's and 1960's as he tried to consolidate power in germany, the germans kept leaving. they were going to the american zone and not coming back. they were voting with their feet . the decision was made in moscow to erect a wall not to keep .eople out, but keep them in to keep them from leaving. the best and brightest wanted to find a new life in the west. sam

berlin unveiled a new statue of president ronald reagan, overlooking the very location of president reagan's iconic speech imploring the soviet unionmove, or tear down, the berlin wall print saturday march the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. cold if you have high blood pressure. most cold medicines may raise blood pressure. coricidin hbp is the... ...#1 brand that gives... powerful cold relief without raising your blood pressure. when you're looking for answers, it's good to have help. because the right information, at the right time, may make all the difference. at humana, we know that's especially true when you're looking for a medicare supplement insurance plan. that's why we're offering seven things every medicare supplement should have. it's yours free just for calling the number on your screen. and when you call, a knowledgeable licensed agent-producer can answer any questions you have, and help you choose the plan that's right for you. the call is free, and there's no obligation. you see, medicare covers only about 80 percent of

led to the rise and the fall of the berlin wall well at the end of world war 2 germany was divided the u.s. u.k. and france controlled west germany and the soviet union the east and east german government directed the wall in 1901 to stop an exodus of millions of people to the west in 1909 revolutions in european states inspired many east germans to demand greater freedom on of them by 9 that year days after half a 1000000 people protested in east berlin the berlin wall came down but that led to germany's formal reunification on the 3rd of october 1990. well let's now get the thoughts of our guest joining us from. from berlin henning mayor he's managing director of social europe publishing and consulting that's a public policy and business consultancy in moscow levitch lead expert at the center for actual politics that's a think tank and in london elizabeth broad senior research fellow of the modern deterrence project at russi and author of god spies the stars these cold war espionage campaign inside the church a warm welcome to you all heading my let me start with you if i may there in berlin because you were there where it all happened 30 years ago

a few months later, the berlin wall fell, setting the soviet union on its march into oblivion.gists a new approach, to get china to change. the new policy under president clinton was market—driven reform. expose china to the winds of international trade and reform and democracy would come. it was, promised mr clinton, a one—way street. getting into a rules—based system and promoting economic competition will both enhance the march of liberty and law. and human rights. president clinton succeeded in getting china admitted to the world trade organisation, a sort of club of trading nations who agree a common rulebook. this agreement exchanges membership rights for china in the wto for economic opportunities for america in china. 20 years on from those rose—tinted rose garden pronouncements, the world looks very, very different. it's clear now to many in washington that back then, the us simply got china wrong. the way the current us president talks about china and the wto couldn't be more different from his predecessor. the world trade organisation needs drastic change. the second

football fans from the east came in their thousands to see the western berlin in action on november 11th 1909 it was the full history union in the rest of the city for decades. the 1st weekend after the fall of the berlin wall hundreds of thousands of people from east berlin streamed into the west many 2 olympic stadium fans using their newfound freedom to finally see. greece played for had to on that november 11th they faced a direct rival for promotion to the bun just league they remember the game well. to the stadium you could see something was happening was that back then we usually had a crowd of 5 or 10000 now all of a sudden there were masses of people everywhere. since the masses of people from the suburbs in east berlin coming to the game and you could see cars literally the tracks. the fans from the east got in free they just had to show their id many were here for the 1st time others could hardly believe they were finally about to see a heretic game in person again. a dream. we've been waiting for this for 28 years. there were 45250000 spectators in the stadium once in a lifetime and. fans from the west and fan

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a legacy from the spirit of 1989 because none of the experts predicted the fall of the berlin wall or soviet union because of western leaders like regan and thatcher and pope john paul ii but primarily because of countless small acts of courage by people behind the iron curtain who refused to live in fear. small bands of dissidents who refused to conform to communism and give lip service to lies big and small. they spoke out at personal risk and the power of their example slowly gave courage to others until many were marching in solidarity from shipyards in poland to public squares in prague. and that's where a playwright and prisoner turned czech president said this during his country's velvet revolution. truth and love must prevail over lies and hatred. been thinking a lot about that quote lately. it resonates with our times as well. 30 years adrift from the hope that accompanied the fall of the berlin wall teaches us we cannot take progress or peace for granted and there is no end of history. but freedom, like truth and love and liberal democracy is worth the fighting for in a spirit of solidar

literally oppressed and killed for 50 years, and it kind of fell away after the fall of the soviet union and the berlinin brought it back because it's a propaganda tool. i don't think the president will go because every democratic ad-maker would love a picture of president trump reviewing the soviet troops with vladimir putin and tie that to every single republican who is running for re-election. >> interesting, as we watch the president standing near the belly of air force one, rick, we know he's heading down to alabama for today's game. this marks the third sporting event he's attended in the past couple weeks. there's an op ed in "usa today" titled "president trump's increased interest in public sporting events hardy a coincidence. >> is that for me? >> yeah, the tragedy was, he went to the world series games on the heels of the killing of abu bakr al baghdadi, and he was supposed to be a national hero, and you know, everybody, republican, democrat, independent, were going to hail to the chief of what a wonderful job he did. everybody was going to cheer. it didn't turn out that way and he got chants

outflow of british ises day as fighters back into the european union how dangerous is it to be in london today or paris or berlin. actually the relation between her and the e.u. is always they hate him but they want him. they don't do that in the know that he is phonetic islamist they know this and they're the bin or that is going to send them both. extremist or maybe terrorists egypt in many refugees from your country many of them from syria some of them know they're coming from different areas in the world not only syria actually but the majority are syrian up all of them are extremist. the measure 2 of them are actually muscle the turkey that have to because of the terrorism in syria because of the bombardment of the terrorists and so on. so they don't want him but the same time the fear him but from the other side let's hear that thin being those. syrian and other. is dangerous the most dangerous on europe is to support the terrorists in syria this is the most dangerous part so this is hypocrisy how can you fear those few 1000000 is the measure of them are moderate and they have while you do you support thos

berlin wall also to mark the occasion u.s. secretary of state mike peo helped unveil a larger than life statue of former us president ronald reagan who called on these soviet union to tear down the wall in 1970. so the news from berlin for more follow us on twitter at news or visit our website dot com. that stuff is our talk show to the points on the question why so many east germans feel like 2nd class citizen states so much more news on the way. environmentally conscious living. with maximum comfort. from tanzania is helping make it possible he started with sustainable ideas in his own home. kitchen how he's inspiring others to innovate and his invention school eco africa. g.w. . oh. i'm not laughing at the germans well i guess sometimes i am but i said nothing with the guy. i think deep into jamma culture. you don't seem to take that as gram a day i believe it's all about who i am in the i'm right so join me for me to. sleep. carefully. to. discover the. place. subscribe to the documentary. in the timeless way discover the. house world starts nov 14th. league. hello and welcome to another edition of while we highlight environmental topics on ideas from europe

culture celebrating the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall in november 1989 mikhail gorbachev the last leader of the soviet union is one of the heroes of germany's peaceful revolution at least from a western perspective 3 decades later the man who rocked the world with his vision of social democracy met with the rockers who wrote that soundtrack of hope that we just heard they are of course in the meantime good friends and scorpions pain the 88 year old got better off a visit in moscow. down to. 2 of them with. scorpion singer klaus minor serenading me.

soviet union occupied the east and the other three countries, the west. and that included the capital city of berlin which was also divided into four sectors, one for each of the victors, again with the soviets occupying the eastern zone of berlin and the three western powers occupying the western zone. this starts the division of germany and the division of berlin after the war. that division became concrete with the direction of the berlin wall in 1961. the wall was put up by east ostensibly to keep people out. in the years after world war ii and with the occupation of east germany and east berlin, by the soviets, hundreds of thousands of people in the east had been fleeing to the west. these numbers became larger and larger. it was a terrible drain of and of skills in the east. , these large numbers, in the months leading up to august, 1961. the east germans called what we called the berlin wall the anti-fascist fork. it was ostensibly, as i said, to keep out the fascist, to keep out the west. but of course it did keep millions of east germans in as well. what is important to realize is the city

throughout the cold war berlin was always the focal point of conflict between united states and the soviet uniony recall people of a certain age the soviets under joseph stalin blocked the road access to berlin because it had to come to their zone. that very dangerous situation was relieved only with the airlift in which supplies to the city were brought in by air. the second berlin crisis began in 1958 Ãbdemanded that the allied occupation of berlin edited and berlin became a free city, jeffrey, please pick up the story from there. >> we have to remember germany is at the heart of the entire cold war. there's an ideological function between communism and capitalism we always focus on but the true struggle is who is going to control the resources of central europe and for Ãb he had a major problem in the late 1950s and 60s as he tried to consolidate power in germany germans kept leaving. they would go into the american zone and not come back. the people were voting with their feet ultimately decision was made in moscow to arrest the wall. a walmart to keep people out but to keep people in. to ke

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culture celebrating the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall in november 1989 mikael gorbachev the last leader of the soviet union is one of the heroes of germany's peaceful revolution at least from a western perspective 3 decades later the man who rocked the world with his vision of social democracy met with the rockers who wrote that soundtrack of hope that we just heard they are of course in the meantime good friends and scorpions paid the 88 year old got a better of a visit in moscow. down to. listen to them with. scorpion singer klaus minor serenading michelle gorbachev with his famous ballad about the fall of communism and the end of the cold war but with former polish president left for once out on.

unacceptable and had to stop my guess this week here in berlin is joey sue a pro-democracy activist and spokesperson for a number of students unions in the phone call.