prague, budapest, and vienna -- he made no mention of -- london, brussels, paris, or berlin. it stretches from the atlantic. i am strongly in favor of the free movement of people within the 12 countries which make up this area. i have no confidence in the presumed superior wisdom of the commission in brussels as compared with the judgment of this elected house of commons. >> hear hear. >> recent events have reinforced that view. if we look forward to the day, as i do, when others can share

he went to school and university in vienna. vienna was saturated with anti- semitism at the time.he became a zionist. he then moved to palestine. he was failing in his university studies. in his autobiography, he covered up the real reason. he actually left to get away from his parents, but one could leave without going all the way to palestine. he had a very adventurous spirit. as a zionist, he wanted to see the promised land for himself. it was there that he became a journalist, writing for an obscure paper. >> who is that other fellow in the picture with him? >> this is an unknown fellow journalist. it was taken in jerusalem in 1928. at the time when he had just begun working for the press company. >> some of the photos we are showing are from your book. is this the first time people have seen them? >> in some cases, yes. in other cases, no. in the arthur koestler archive, there are dozens and dozens of photographs. it was very difficult to make a selection. i would have liked to have printed more. >> go back to palestine. >> he was a very young journalist in palestine, but wha

the german chancellor says that prague, budapest, and vienna -- he made no mention of -- london, brussels, paris, or berlin. it stretches from the atlantic. i am strongly in favor of the free movement of people within the 12 countries which make up this area. i have no confidence in the presumed superior wisdom of the commission in brussels as compared with the judgment of this elected house of commons. >> hear hear. >> recent events have reinforced that view. if we look forward to the day, as i do, when others can share in that freedom that we enjoy, then the long term is more likely to come about. the nations must not succumb to the ambitions of the nationalists. i welcome immigration. we ought to send a message -- to friend and foe alike --that our resolve will never we can -- weaken. their campaign of terror is as is evil. perpetrator's believe that your will triumph. we need to commit the government to reduce inflation. it is a matter of deep regret that inflation is now more than tripling. high interest rates are not the only weapons, but there are an essential weapon. hold on. unti

counter intelligence corps operatives who reported that mandela had been arrested and released in vienna in 1946. this led a tremendous shock because no one ever heard the americans have arrested mangling and released him. this was absolutely shocking than the center presented the material to the american authorities and the attorney general at the time made a decision that the united states of america will look for dr. joseph mangling and they will check if the ever enter the united states and a historical investigation will be determined that mengele was arrested was true. that third investigation was actually given to the o isi and at the research of israel i was part of that investigation and one of the key elements was to try and find a true survivor of auschwitz by the name of david five men. apparently he worked in the laboratory and survived the war and he was the source of the information that benjamin had given to his superiors in the sea i see. they asked me to try to find him. a friend suggested that i take a look at the international tracing service. i don't know how many of

we are not mandatory notification country under the vienna convention but still all people must havehe right to contact the consular officer and so it happens to learn about the case very fleet and the other thing is it takes a long time to understand now with the lack of immigration judges but also what we need is a contact point, and it's been very difficult personally for me to find someone to speak to about this case and find out why what is the delay, where is the person. perhaps we will find the person but so we can keep in touch. thank you. >> on the way out talk to def right here in the corner [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> victoria will take your questions about the economy. in an hour we will be live from the washington

more fun to go to -- i go to the cloisters and see that but it's more fun to go to europe, to go to vienna >> charlie: you believe there is a consensus about what would be the 100 best pieces of art -- >> 50% of my list and 50% only the high professionals would have ever heard of it -- you've got to spend your life -- they paid me a very good salary and expenses and big-time expenses to do nothing but appreciate -- to go and look at great art and i would have dinner in madrid starting at 11:00, end at 1:30 in the morning and i would say, "hey, can i stop in for a couple of hours?" he would say, "fine," it was the director of the prado and i would be in the prado alone for an hour and a half in the middle of the night. >> needless to say, any society is a complicated society, and you could find also these type of -- but from my point of view what is not very well understood here is that these sorts of feelings are not the most important. that is not the things about ordinary russian really cares. russian cares about being protected. about having -- about not being blown up in his own home.

leamond the magnificent was they tense saltz on of the ottoman empire, and it's too caymen to clash in vienna in 1527 and 1532, and it really was a clash of empires and a clash of civilizations and a clash of religions. so we think after 9/11 we were the only ones that never have this experience of jihad versus brisÉ, but this is what i have been really doing for the last four books, is reminding people of the episodes in history where christianity and islam came into conflict. >> what was the result of this battle? >> the result was that the ottoman turks, the islamic forces were stopped at the end of and had they not been stopped what sulamon the magnificent want to do was go alta way to the rhine river so heady prevailed that the anna, europe would have been islamic to the rhine river in 1527 and so it is a major turning point in history. >> when you are working on this ancient history, what are your sources? >> i have an office at the library of congress and the library of congress is the best library in the world by far, so there are always i found with this book and others in medieval h

force and a hail of bullets. [ gun shots ] >> gregg: that is anti-terror training in the hills of vienna. elite military unit is prepares to open a new front among the al-qaeda forces that live amongst them. we're going to take a close look what america has to do to track down the killers overseas and keep our homeland safe. >> to work with this... and i told them everything. and we arrange together this attack. >> julie: a chilling message of revenge from beyond the grave. the man in the video you just saw, the suspected homicide bomber that killed seven c.i.a. employees on december 30th. he apparently sitting next to the new pakistani taliban leader. it surfaces on an arabic station. he was iranian doctor that was recruited. he was supposed to be a double agent hired to infiltrate the upper levels of al-qaeda. instead he was playing for with the other side. caroline shively has this report. >> reporter: in just released tape, he says revenge is why he killed the c.i.a. operatives in afghanistan because they killed a pakistani leader with a missile strike back in august. he turned down

current wind chills 2 below zero in vienna and falls church. 2 above in manassas. minus 5 in charlestown and martinsburg. single digits down in southern maryland. no snow to worry about for today. any traveling up towards new york city or boston it is snowing there. temperatures in the teens all along the eastern seaboard with wind chills, again, single digits from our near northbound and below zeroind chills across the upper midwest. chicago minus 15 for a wind chill. so high pressure over the upper midwest and a vicious ocean storm in the gulf of maine has a very tight pressure gradient around here. low wind chills for the remainder of the day even with the sunshine, i think we'll struggle to make it up to near 30 degrees for a high today. that will keep wind chills in the teens today all day long. cold air settles in overnight tonight. little piece of energy coming around the back side of that very strong winter storm will bring a chance for light snow and snow flurries here monday night into the early hours of tuesday morning. no accumulation here in town. migh

bob, in vienna. caller: i think it is remarkable how balanced c-span is. i will counterbalance those comments. i would like to agree with one of the callers from earlier. to change the culture you also have to change the media culture. so much should have to change about washington. the republicans are doing nothing more than the democrats were doing when the republicans have the majority. congress, frozen and not able that, we cannot afford this health-care thing. we do not have the money. [no audio] host: are you still there? sorry about that, if you want to call back in, we will get you back on. lost the connection. palms springs, good morning. caller: i think that the culture in washington needs to change, but it needs to change in the entire united states as well. remember reverend right? he tried to explain this to america. republicans, you know what i was always taught? you call people liars, but i was always taught that it takes one to no one. go to your church and talked your creatures, who are not giving you the right training as far as how you s

we are not mandatory notification country under the vienna convention but still all people must have the right to contact the consular officer and so it happens to learn about the case very fleet and the other thing is it takes a long time to understand now with the lack of immigration judges but also what we need is a contact point, and it's been very difficult personally for me to find someone to speak to about this case and find out why what is the delay, where is the person. perhaps we will find the person but so we can keep in touch. thank you. >> on the way out talk to def right here in the corner [inaudible conversations] >>> mr. president, this weekend there was some discussion and writing in the papers and elsewhere in journals about the nomination of mr. bernanke the chairman of the federal reserve board for another term at the federal reserve board and the "washington post" had an editorial entitled scapegoat at the fed. i don't normally come to the floor of the senate to respond to the "washington post" editorials but i do want to respond to a portion of this editorial an

. >> i am very vienna, austria, and i am a grad student over at s.o.c., focusing on political communications. that is why i am here, and i am a d in american terms. >> i am derrick. i am a graduate student in the public policy program, and the last campaign i worked on was romney for president. i am taking this class because i hope to make a career out of it. >> my name is michael. i am a senior here at a.a.u. i am a democrat, and my campaign experience has started from 15 up to a precinct captain in iowa. i am taking this class to round out my complete a.u. political education. >> i am joe, from a small town in up state new york. i am a democrat. i have interned from a small consulting firm who raised money for jim webb and chuck schumer. i have heard it is a good experience and a great class. >> my name is jonathan baker. i am from outside of boston, massachusetts. >> whereabouts? >> need a.m. -- needham. i don't have any experience, which is why i am taking this class. i, like everyone else, have heard great things. >> i am from massachusetts. ry -- >> my name is rod. i am a junior at a.u