in one busy downtown street is a flash point of warsaw's volatile past.een to over 20 american prisons. they're usually located in remote areas far from cities for security reasons. so we're on these busy warsaw streets and we turn and these massive blue doors open up and we enter into this facility. and when we were inside and i was standing on prison grounds, i would look up and see apartment buildings surrounding us, businesses. >> the prison was built in 1904. it used to be called the place of no return. between world war ii and the fall of communism in 1989, it housed a countless number. freedom fighters, many of whom were tortured and killed in mass executions. the monument on the prison wall honors the victims. >> there are probably over 1,000 people who had been tortured and executed at this prison during the various regimes. there were annul of staff members who made comments to me who said they had seen ghosts there, they had felt ghosts there, that there is a weight of what has transpired at that particular prison. >> today the prison houses in

it was a period of political liberalization which ended up with nassif invasion of the warsaw pact armies into the country besides being important in history the prague spring was also a breakthrough for one of the most renowned photographer the twentieth century. goodell photographed the invasion and the resistance and today he's here to share his experience. as a student who is considered one of the most influential photographers of modern times started his career by turning his lands on the gypsies in slovakia and romania and later focused on landscape photography but he's best known work is on the song that invasion of czechoslovakia nine hundred sixty eight it was published in the british army times magazine under the pen name peepee make good old days alex regular popular and award winning photographer. how was the codell kind of welcome to the show good my very much should be with. that's out for now so just is going to buy there's a tell all the time in france they say. in english so you can call whatever. it's very hard for me being a russian to talk to the czech national about t

prague spring case it was a period of political liberalization which ended up with invasion of the warsaw pact armies into the country besides being important to history the prague spring was also a breakthrough for one of the most renowned photographer of the twentieth century yas a good elf that photograph the invasion and the resistance and today he's here to share his experience. as a kook is considered one of the doctors of modern times started his career by turning his glance on the gypsies in slovakia and romania later for the strong landscape photography he is best known work is on the song the invasion of czechoslovakia nineteen sixty eight it was published in the british army times magazine under the pen name. is art regolith popular an award winning photographer . welcome to the show a good reminder mushroom. that's out now this is going to but there's a travelogue in france they say. in english so you can call what i was. very hard for me being a russian church national about the events of nine hundred sixty s. even after all these years well. you know you all right with the r

we're expecting 11 degrees in paris, 10 in berlin, and 8 in warsaw.ut 20 degrees in madrid and 25 in lisbon. here is your extended forecast. >>> our lead story this hour, libya's national transitional council says its forces have killed deposed leader muammar al gadhafi and one of his sons. citizens are celebrating in the capital tripoli. the ntc leader announced that its fighters have killed gadhafi and his fourth son. that was in sirte, central libya. sirte s the last stronghold for gadhafi loyalists. he disappeared when the council took control of tripoli in august. while reportedly hiding in a suburb of sirte, he used satellite tv to call on hitz supporters to fight unti the bitter end. crowds in libya burst into songs of jubilation. the demise is likely to put an end to eight months of civil war. jalil is to declare all of libya liberated. however, many challenges remain before a democratic nation can be established. disagreements within the ntc are delaying the launch of an interim government. and that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm ca

monday's highs only 9 for stockholm. 10 in warsaw. cooler here. more seasonable temperatures here. that's a look at your weather conditions for now. here is the three day outlook. >>> before we go, we have a story from japan's southernmost prefecture of okinawa. the first world dance festival in naha city over the weekend. it is the traditional folk dance. people from the united states and brazil with objecting now a in roots participate. it is to coincide with a worldwide reunion. it is held every five years. this year, the festival attracted more than 5,000 people from 25 different countries and regions. the largest turnout ever. >> i am from hawaii. it has been 40 years. >> it feels like visiting my old home. >> a group from brazil performed a dance based on the theme of immigrants crossing the ocean by ship. third generation immigrant made his first visit to okinawa this year. he began practicing this dance ten years ago when he became interested in his roots. >> i have to show to the world my culture. >> about 4,000 immigrants and their descendants now live around the world, i

highs monday will be on the cool side. 7 in kiev. 9 in warsaw. single digits for vienna, iberian peninsula now dropping into the teens. 15 degrees only for the high in madrid. all right. that's a look at the weather for now. here is the three day outlook. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us.

stays dry through most of continental europe. 11 degrees in paris. 10 in berlin, 8 in warsaw. 20 degreesn madrid and 25 in lisbon. here is the extended forecast. blab that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us. i'm catherine k tokyo. do stay with us. >>> our first pick this week, a science program known for breathtaking misty scenery. its milky fog is on an island. the fog formed on the ocean surface some 500 kilometers away. the latest filming technology captured the mechanism behind its journey. >>> next, a program on mal asia. an islamic country with unique export strategy. the islamic term means it is allowed. in mal asia, products including food stufs are certified as halal according to a national standard. now businesses use these certifications as lefrmg verage the business market. >>> and then introduction to japanese aesthetics. this edition of the mark of beauty introduces free spirited use of color of this.

temperatures are very cool in berlin with only 11 degrees and 10 degrees in vienna and 9 degrees in warsawthe iberian peninsula is experiencing a dry weather. expecting 28 in madrid and 33 in lisbon. all right. now, here is your extended forecast. >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. kcsm needs you financial support. you can pledge at any dollar level that is comfortable for you. at the 50 dollar level, you will receive the kcsm polo shirt. whenever you wear it, you'll show your support of kcsm, the bay area's independent public tv station. this 100 percent cotton shirt features the kcsm logo on the front. it's a great way to show your appreciation for your local independent public tv station. also to say thank you we'll include a dvd copy of one of the many kcsm produced

europe, but temperatures are very cool in berlin with only 11 degrees, and 10 degrees in vienna, 9 in warsaw. but the eye beerian peninsula is experiencing a dry weather. expect 28 in madrid and 33 in lisbon. here is the extended forecast. >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us. we'll be back with more updates at the top of the next hour. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >p >>>> i'm here with world. tthe first pick is a documenta thp that loothat looks at tthe first pick is a documenta thp that loothat looks a in use of new energy sources. since the japan earthquake, interest in energy resources have skyrocketed. this follows the competition between companies to provide new energy systems for the energy saving smart cities of the future. next, a fresh look at water and how it is valued by japanese culture. in cool japan, people introduce fresh water from different viewpoints. free water is available in japanese towns and cities. reporters set out to discover the culture of water in japan. and our last pick, the mark of beauty. in

just six in moscow, nine in stockholm, nine in warsaw and seven in kiev. over towards the west, looking better for you, 17 in paris, as well as in london. 28 in madrid, still 33 in lis n lisbon, finally the temperatures start to come down. i think we'll be seeing the mid 20s by sunday. here, now, is your extended forecast. >>> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline," we'll be back with more news in half an hour. i'm michio kijima in tokyo, thank you for watching, bye-bye.

and we have eight and nine in warsaw and kiev respectively. and towards the south, we're in the 20s, so fairly warm here. even madrid, cooling down no just at e 20 mark. i'll leave y now with your extended forecast. >>> back to our top story now. that breaking news out of libya. media in the country are reporting that moammar gadhafi is dead. this has not been independently confirmed. the afp news agency has distributed a photo it says is of the libyan leader. as you can see, in this photo, it resembles gadhafi. the person's face and clothes appear to be bloody. a national transitional council official will only say a that the ntc's fighters have captured the libyan leader. "reuters" news agency said gadhafi died of wounds suffered during a gun battle. ntc fighters reportedly had him cornered on thursday near his home town of sirte. thee been hunting him for two months. video footage from libya shows ntc fighters celebrating in sirte. they've been trying to gain control of the city for weeks. "reuters" news agency says gadhafi's loyalist engag

temperaturewise, let's take a look at what is happening on thursday. 8 degrees in stockholm, 9 in moscow, 10 in warsaw, 10 in berlin. we're struggling to stay in the double digits for the highs across much of the continent. 23 in athens, 21 in rome. cooling down in madrid, down to 19 degrees. think you're in the 30s just a couple of weeks ago. i'll leave you with your extended forecast. ♪ >>> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline." we'll be back with more news in half an hour. i'm michio kijima in tokyo. thank you for watching. bye-bye.

if it wasn't satisfied with the results eventually on the twenty first of august troops from five warsaw pact countries and to czechoslovakia so their tanks were deployed in the streets of the capital prague during the uprising seventy two czech and slovak civilians were killed later on a group of moscow citizens held a protest on red square against the invasion demonstrators were arrested then lead of carnage to the soviet invasion put an end to this short period of liberalization in czechoslovakia which had to wait a further twenty years to be read of this some of the intrusion. you graduated from university back in one thousand nine hundred sixty one and the us are you going to declare war will end the same year when you graduated you you actually organized your first is a vision of your photographic works doesn't mean that that then when you were a young graduate you already wanted to be a professional photographer or it was never like a hobby i still don't consider myself to be a professional killer. but it's you know i think i'm a much offer that you make money. yes moving from the

consensus and this many experts credit mr missile but also for the strengthening ties between moscow and warsaw. german and french leaders have agreed on measures to save european banks that amazing in berlin translate merkel and president sarkozy declared they were united on plans for recapitalization injecting more cash into ailing banks saying an economy come to be prosperous without stable and reliable financial institutions a potential greek default has intensified fears about this sector due to exposure to the country's massive debt and an automated from the i.m.f. warns that greece must impose more budget cuts will face total collapse the stark message to athens admitted failing to reduce the fees deficit to levels previously agreed in pledges for a bailout is despite approving a deeply unpopular austerity program that artie's correspondents report angry greeks feel the needs of the people are being neglected to satisfy the demands of. anger in syntagma square once again bearing witness ok clashes between riot police and furious protest is sorry go. back to. the right you know. i mention

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consensus and this many experts credit mr mr the also for the strengthening ties between moscow and warsaw we understand that is not going to change his foreign policy should be his party for a second term in a row and when to stand up the relations would be good this situation could have been different should your also of christians do that when brother of the late president when the election because his stance has been very harsh towards the same as his brother's late brother stance has been criticizing russ all along in particular in the wake of the tragic plane crash and so for the us of course the latest as i said the fact that maybe coming to power again with certainly be good next year is your scale correspond thanks very much agreed. to all the news now this week struggling a european countries mainly mid and southern were dealt another blow by ratings agencies that downgraded italy and spain fears over the debt crisis rose who intensified the downgrade in several british and portuguese banks to greece remains the biggest concern with international creditors still sure it's doing e

consensus and this many experts credit mr missile but also for the strengthening ties between moscow and warsaw. other news this week struggling european economies were dealt another blow by rating agencies which downgraded italy and spain fears over the debt crisis were also intensified by the downgrade of several british and portuguese banks greece remains the biggest concern with international creditors still not sure it's doing enough to get another cash injection the imus envoy to the country has to meet with an ultimatum because of face total collapse that south africans admitted failing to reduce its deficit to the agreed level despite the place austerity drive. reports the needs of the people taking second place to big bang. syntagma square once again bearing witness to oakley clashes between riot police and furious protest is so we go. back to. the right here. and the french it's really been my thing as a police moved in to clear the crowds some shocking scenes at one point the police chasing protesters into the metro station many others hit and kicked by they supposed to be keeping co

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or watching closely the situation in warsaw as well as the fallout from the boat our eastern europe correspondent alexia says he is tweeting all the polls what the polls these talks are that they're happy with at the helm of their country paul adding that he himself feels russian polish ties are getting warmer follow developments in poland on our twitter feed at our g underscore column. russia could soon come to the rescue of debt ridden e.u. economies that will be hand was extended by a presidential aide however the details of the plan will be discussed only after europe comes up with a clear crisis strategy archies time barton reports well this news comes from the presidential economic aide who said there have been meetings recently focusing primarily on spain in those meetings to raise the possibility of russia being able to buy some of spain's debt and so provide extra help for the debt crisis he also said that of the brics countries brazil russia india china and south africa could try and help economically with the use economic woes but there is a big but it relies on the e.u. coming up with

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>> last week, i did rome, spain, then i went to moscow, from there i went to warsaw, poland, paris, back. i have to go to new york next sunday and then i go to miami, chicago, dallas, arizona, san francisco, back here, from then i go to rio, mexico, back to europe, berlin, paris, madrid, rome, i think i have to go some place in greece. i go to australia, honolulu, back in here and -- >> jimmy: for real? unbelievable memory. i don't know if can i get to work in the morning. >> when ill think about -- >> jimmy: that is astonishing that you -- you could have been a great travel agent if things had gone a little bit differently. wow, that's something else. so, when you're in a place like russia -- >> right. >> jimmy: and you are promoting an animated film, now, you do the voice for the movie, but do you do the voice in russian? >> no, but what happens, in certain countries, 20% of, 30% of the theaters, they just give the movie in the original version. what i do, actually, i dub the character in two versions for the spanish market, one for latin america, one for spain, speaking spanish and th

is known to be passing classified information to cuba, libya and warsaw.by 1987 noriega was dealing with outright terrorist organization organizations such as the radical actions of the palestinian liberation organization. despite this pattern of double dealing -- the great quote that secretary of state george shultz observed we can't buy noriega. we can only rent him. now, prior to the invasion, noriega had been consular track and members of the delta force aided by experts from the national security council and central intelligence agency. the surveillance and intelligence cell code-named code spike, excuse me monitored radio and telephone to medications and directed a network of informants to trace the dictator's movements. noriega's last known location this was on the night of of the semper 19th when the u.s. invaded with 23,000 troops, was in a house in colÓn at 6:00 p.m.. shortly thereafter he left in a convoy of cars in us a south towards panama city. part of the convoy turned off the road towards it a the airfields while the other headed straight t

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it's like the picture with the little boy with the cap with his hands up in the warsaw ghetto. it's one of the pictures you see once and it sticks with you. the capture -- it's a picture -- i mean, there are many famous pictures of the civil rights movement. we all know the images of the fire hoses and the german shepherds and heartbreaking images of sitting in at lunch counters having ketchup and coffee poured on their heads or freedom riders being beaten. but this picture is different. there's something different about this picture. and what is it? what is it about this picture that stands out in our minds? i think there's a lot of things about it but it's particularly the face. it's the face of hazel that sets it apart. i say in the book that the book is about elizabeth and hazel but the picture is really more of hazel than elizabeth. if you look carefully at the picture, will counts' picture, hazel -- elizabeth is already sort of walking out of the frame. elizabeth is out of focus a little bit. it's hazel -- it's hazel to which -- whom your eyes are drawn immediately. and i