to warsaw in the sixteenth century.warsaw also became the seat of the assembly of nobles the c.m. . many of the noble families build palaces on the edges of the city. the royal palace was extended the building we see today dates back to the end of the sixteenth century it was designed by italian architects who thus brought the renaissance to warsaw. the various stages of building can clearly be seen in the palace courtyard gothic renaissance and baroque styles are there side by side. but this is what the palace looked like after it had been devastated by deciding to take on the task of rebuilding the polish people a symbolic we reclaim their history. in the seventeenth century the polish court began to make itself felt in europe at large the arts and sciences flourished. plays and music were performed here. during the swedish wars of the seventeenth century the palace was severely damaged and plundered it was not restored to its former representative state until the middle of the eighteenth century and the last of the p

that's for sure. >> it's a suburb of warsaw. >> it's probably not been incorporated into warsaw, but this was on the side near the fort that they were going to assault. and don't they look happy and excited? >> nothing like lancers to attack a fort i always say. >> this is the group of polish calvary that they were famous for. >> that's german, right? >> no. >> i don't know. >> so the film is building to the point of this attack on the fort. is that right? and how would you put this fort, the battle for the fort in perspective in sort of the larger war? was it important or overexaggerated in this film? >> it's overexaggerated because this was what -- it was the climax of this film story of his travel to capture the german's side of the war. he left shortly after it. it fell as i said in late august and he left in september so once he got this he came home and to be fair it had been already pretty long. you have to appreciate the stress and strain physically that these correspondents endured. the camera men especially had to lug cameras, heavy cameras, tripod and film and they had to

in poland's capital warsaw a sculptor has created a fairy tale square from tree trunks the figures were inspired by a children's t.v. show called nice shot tech or teddy floppy ear the series has run since the one nine hundred fifty s. and the chief cult status among poles i'm say is about ski carved out several familiar characters with a chainsaw so you some of your so many amazing emotions of joy expressed by the inhabitants. really emotional wow moments what. someone finally thought of soup or how beautiful something like that remains in my memory you don't know but isn't. the trunks are from trees that have been damaged in a storm last year and were due to be cut down. an enormous emerald has been discovered in russia's ural mountains the arm can't gemstone and weighs over one and a half kilos and is fourteen centimeters in length it's the largest stone on earth at the mine in a decade. we immediately realized the size of the stone the world it's estimated to be was nearly sixty thousand europe's urals mark the border between asia and europe known for the high concentration of gems

his counterpart in warsaw. is ready to walk the same path does on mass migration quotas poland says it's already taken more refugees than any other each country fleeing the war in ukraine but he said press was demanded to take in thousands of mostly muslim migrants was highly unpopular and undermined their suffering today continental to them it was for in terms of migration and quotas that were to be imposed on e.u. member countries we strongly reject such an approach as it infringes on sovereign decisions. this is a pretty strong core skills nam you could take. the e.u.'s migration policy is not working in fact it has failed spectacularly we've talked about this it's obvious that the people in europe do not want immigration. the two leaders said they trust in the european union and its values and more of yet he added they want to jointly develop the e.u. . both pointed to the election of anti mass migration conservative sebastian courts in austria as proof their values are gaining strength. all three on one ha

pact was no longer the warsaw pact was no longer the evil empire, there was still a role for nato. one of the things that he did from the very beginning, madeline can tell you more about this, he was absolutely committed to the proposition that now that russia was no longer the evil empire, it should be a new world order and it would have to have hard power and soft power. nato was the obvious ally, the most capable source of hard power. there was one other point he came to to talk to a number of us about. that is if we did not enlarge nato, countries like what madam secretary knows so well, a country that also doesn't exist in its current name, that was czechoslovakia. if those countries that were caught between the old soviet union and nato, europe, the european union -- they didn't have a commitment from the united states and to nato to help them as they go forward. a lot of bad things would happen there. and he kept pointing to yugoslavia as an into -- as a lesson that we had to learn. >> what i think was very interesting is that he had, in fact, studied what happened after the

warsaw was also raised to the ground.eit says poland is right to angry when it is made to appear that they were responsible. , we see --s press polish press, we see the same sentiment. "spittinghe spat is on the polish people who risk their lives to save jewish people during the work of -- war." >> we are taking a look at how things are changing in the workplace. >> there was a global discussion on sexual harassment. it has had an impact on the workplace. this is an interesting piece from the "washington post. go it explains workplace relations have changed but not in a good way. people are changing behavior, but sometimes it is to the detriment of female success. in one case, a worker decided to travel alone and left his female counterpart behind because he it.'t want to risk there are questions about whether you can hug female colleagues or whether you can open doors for them. men have essentially lost their way in terms of how to behave and they fear the repercussions if they don't hate well. -- don't behave well. we n

i would ask you to go to his speech he delivered in warsaw where he talked about the importance of individual rights and rule of law. i would say go to the speech in riyadh where he said all nations of the world have to come together to defeat this wicked ideology that perpetuates terrorism. i would say look at his u.n. general assembly speech where he to find a sovereignty as strong sovereign nations who respect the sovereignty of the citizens and the sovereignty of their neighbors. look at his deeds in confronting the most brutal dictatorial regime in the world, north korea. how could that not be a human rights issue? how about when the cerium -- the syrian regime committed mass murder against its own people with the worst weapons on earth? the president struck at that regime's ability to deliver those weapons. how is that not human rights? look at the cuba policy. when the previous policy had done nothing but strengthen the grip of that authoritarian regime. nuclear policy which now try to encourage a more pluralistic economy in different power centers in cuba that can better protect the r

. >> i was born in warsaw, poland in 1933. i remember when the germans came in and actually, the soldiers, they weren't so bad. we lined up in lines to get food, they gave us soup and bread, and that was my first memory of the german soldiers. they were not that bad, but we learned later on what it was going to be like. the warsaw ghetto, towards the end, looked like people walking around like zombies, dead bodies. people who had starved from hunger. it was the most devastating place to live in. they took away everybody's dignity, you know. i was very, very hungry, and i told my mother that i was hungry and she said to me, she said," reva-la, i have nothing to give you, there's nothing to eat. what you should do is take this big rubber ball and go out and play, you'll forget that you're hungry." we were put on trains and taken to a camp called demblin. there were 11 children in the camp, i was the oldest, and i and then there was this german who said to me in german, "throw the child away." because i was holding, holding the s

in specialists of divers have a problem because it we know of many stories of survivors from the warsaw ghetto leaving the ghetto going into the woods and being killed by polish partisans maybe it's. part of this new nationalist ideology in poland the nationalist party and in pa and i think that's part of the nationalist agenda there's a five groups all over europe it is a problem that i'm here to oversee you conference all just things are being discussed over here. now the word is not something you'd expect to find on children socks but clothing john they should have a spot criticism of rigs that they that will explain all after the break. when else should seem wrong. but all wrong just don't call. me i'll get to see pal it just didn't come out to. engage me equals betrayal. when somebody find themselves worlds apart we just look for common ground. tool of one british man using the rest of rated. g. so that is way. elice the see this. week just like. the retail giant h. and m. is recalled a series of children's socks and have to complaints that the pattern on them resembled the word in

i would ask you that you go to the speech in warsaw where he talked about the boards of individual lights -- right and word of law. go to his speech in riyadh where he said all nations of the world have to come together to defeat this wicked ideology that perpetuates terrorism. i would say look at his u.n. general assembly speech where he defined sovereignty as strong summer nations who respect the sovereignty of their citizens and the sovereignty of their neighbors. look at his deeds in confronting the most brutal dictatorial regime in the world, north korea. how could that not be a human rights issue? what about in syria where the regime committed the mass murder of his own people, what did the president do? he struck a guess that regime possibility to deliver those weapons, how is that not human rights? when the previous policy had done nothing but stricken the grip of that authoritarian regime, there is a new cuba policy which now tries to encourage a more pluralistic economy and different power centers within cuba that can better protect the right of the cuban people. over the presid

every monday is party night in hula kula a club in warsaw with e.j. bekah it's all fun. i love dancing and people have to do something so i don't think . it's a way for people to come together. and love to dance and don't love each other as a matter of fact but looking for sherri love and respect each other very much more like immediately you can snuggle up if you're alone. forget you know each other ten years ago at a dance party like this steadily for four months i paid her nowhere tension stands on our own so you don't interrupt me sweetheart after four months we met again and since then. it's up he was assassinated by my red shoes. when d.j. is behind the turntables in hula cooler the dancers really let loose. to say. what i'm spinning records i'm twenty years old maybe even younger. i like to play music and i love to watch people down. their good years schmidt is quite a celebrity in poland she's known as a pensioner with strong opinions someone who makes a statement. and she certainly has the experience to back it up. there and says really. i don't think we should

i'm from warsaw. a quick google will show you that's not in poland. we need to bridge the gap between young people in the world of work. this meansregarding young people have four more encounters with employers are less likely to be unemployed later in life. work experience is something that should be integrated into a high-quality career education program in all schools throughout the day. fragmented career education across the country is detrimental to the youth of today as they do not have the experience to comment their educational skills. it is critical for parliament to make this a primary issue. we will see a change in the next 12 months. thank you. [applause] >> i'm looking for a speaker from northern ireland. could we have? if you've already spoken, i think probably not the second time because some people don't speak at all. does this person was to speak? not on this debate? all right, i said northern ireland. >> thank you, mr. speaker. we have a system in northern ireland which is very much like this. mostconfident it helps people but there'

in warsaw is one of the hip paced k. pop venues in the polish capital few koreans who live here to. he . needs to. get. a p.s.a. regularly and judging from the reception they'll be back pleasing polish capon fans for many of the moments is to come. next stop it's time for the last installment in this week's series ice cold out where we explore the many wonders of winter time the cold can provide some wonderful opportunities for photographers as snow and ice transform landscapes but german photographer naba causing has a very specific motif that he tracks in the biting cold one that bites back since the eighty's he's focused his work on polar bears and other shy arctic animals so we joined him on the hunt for some spectacular snaps. a man on a mission in the endless frozen wastelands of the arctic. photographer norbert causing has to withstand temperatures of thirty eight below zero celsius to find that special shocked. rose in sometimes waits for weeks to capture such scenes here by the hudson bay in canada. some of his best pictures have appeared in the book up here. the beauty of

in a number of foreign conflicts, the trip goes through friday and stops -- with stops in paris, warsaw, and talking about ukraine, libya, iran and syria. >>> new video from a curtis militia claims to show one of their rockets hitting a turkish armored vehicle in northern syria, turkey considers the militia a terror organization, it controls 25% of syrian territory along turkey's border.>>> pope francis spent his final day in peru praying for peace in the congo. speaking from a cathedral balcony 2000s below, the pope called on efforts to make peace, attacks killed six people this morning, breaking up a protest against delayed elections. churchgoers who are leaving mass to join the demonstration were killed.>>> time to review what is happening with the weather, sunset is about 5:21 pm, but grace guys, overtaking the bay area, in advance of the cold front, moving down from the gulf of alaska, it packs a bit of a punch in temperatures, a chilly start to the work week tomorrow, and the doppler is picking up much of the action, centered in mendocino county, moving south into sonoma and napa,

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exploring the florida everglades; the little leaguers i played catch with in poland, ready to go from warsaw to the world series; and even the kids who are ill or alone -- and god bless those boarder babies, born addicted to drugs and aids and coping with problems no child should have to face. but you know, when it comes to hope and the future, every kid is the same -- full of dreams, ready to take on the world -- all special, because they are the very future of freedom. and to them belongs this new world i've been speaking about. and so, tonight,i'm going to ask something of every one of you. now, let me start with my generation, with the grandparents out there. you are our living link to the past. tell your grandchildren the story of struggles waged at home and abroad, of sacrifices freely made for freedom's sake. and tell them your own story as well, because every american has a story to tell. and, parents, your children look to you for direction and guidance. tell them of faith and family. tell them we are one nation under god. teach them that of all the many gifts they can receive liber

so i would ask you to go to his speech he delivered in warsaw where he talked about the , importance of individual rights and rule of law. i would say go to the speech in riyadh where he said all nations of the world have to come together to defeat this wicked ideology that perpetuates terrorism. i would say look at his u.n. general assembly speech where he to find a sovereignty as strong sovereign nations who respect the sovereignty of the citizens and the sovereignty of their neighbors. look at his deeds. look at his deeds in confronting the most brutal dictatorial regime in the world, north korea. how could that not be a human rights issue? how about in syria, when the syrian regime committed mass murder against its own people with the most heinous weapons on earth? the president struck at that regime's ability to deliver those weapons. how is that not human rights? look at the cuba policy. when the previous policy had done nothing but strengthen the grip of that authoritarian regime. there is a nuclear policy which now try to encourage a more pluralistic economy and different pow

the alliance rapid deployment of enhanced foreign presence by liberals in less than a year from the warsaw summit in july last year less than a year germany led a battle group german led bellaver deploys a lithuania canada back on the continent of europe for the first time in years in the lab the u.k. and estonia and of course united states and poland with spain italy france all these countries together that that significantly changes the military calculus number one number two all three of those countries and poland are doing exactly what they said they would do under article three of the washington treaty which says every nation is responsible for its own defense so each nation of those each of the baltic countries and poland have taken significant steps not just increase spending but to improve their own defense so i would not say thirty six hours or so no thirty six hours so fifty hours one hundred i was odd there are real russians also today quick i would say first of all that the russians would think much harder about ever go on attacking with those countries because of the unity of

he visited the warsaw memorial on the last day of a week-long trip to europe. >> on this occasion it reminds us that we can never, we can never, be indifferent to the face of evil. >> sreenivasan: president trump has reached out to african leaders who are gathering at summit.ekend's african union the associated press is reporting that mr. trump sent a letter to the group saying that he "deeply respects" the people of africa. he also announced that secretary of state tillerson will make an extended visit to africa in march. this follows efforts by u.s. diplomats to address widespread condemnation following reports that the president used a vulgar term to describe african nations earlier this month. casino mogul steve wynn is resigning as finance chair of the republican national committee following allegations of sexual misconduct. the "wall street journal" reports that wynn allegedly sexually harassed and coerced employees to perform sex acts. wynn denies the allegations. r.n.c. chair ronna mcdaniel released a statement confirming wynn's resignation, but did not directly address the a

poland and israel have agreed to open a dialogue about a draft bill, approved by politicians in warsaw refer to nazi death camps as polish. israel had objected to the legislation, saying it would open the door to denial of the holocaust. poland argues the second world war death camps were operated entirely by occupying german forces. greek cypriots will need to vote again after an inconclusive result in the first round of their presidential election. with all votes counted, the current conservative president, nicos anastasiades, garnered the most votes, but not enough to avoid a run—off in a week's time. he will face the leftist candidate stavros malas. there have been two more bomb attacks on police stations in northern colombia, following a bomb blast in the caribbean city of barranquilla on saturday. brexit dominates the headlines again. the uk prime minister is said to be fighting battles within her conservative party over the terms of leaving the european union and today the eu is expected to sign off on what it wants for the all—importa nt transition phase. 0liver cornock, editor

here jews especially survivors have a problem because we know of many stories of survivors from the warsaw ghetto living together going into the wards and being killed by polish partisans and the also yes it's true many polish people saved children save the neighbors others denounce the neighbors others took. took the money of the neighbors and then the nuns have to do german so there was collaboration and there were all this also beautiful stories of saving other people's lives i would suggest to the polish people to justice tabish the commission of truth of i mean and historians to check the history of poland doing the dog hours of world war two during the holocaust. it's arguable that the poles could have done more but it is not as if they were willing accomplices off the nazis and they had to survive themselves didn't they. i don't think that the argument here that they could have done more could have done this dog meant is that there are like in other occupied countries like in holland and in france and friends to police the local police work together with the germans to deport the je

and jews especially survivors have a problem because we know of many stories of survivors from the warsaw ghetto living together going into the woods and being killed by polish partisans maybe it's. part of this new nationalist ideology in poland the nationalist party. in power and i think that's part of the nationalist agenda there's a far right groups all over europe it is a problem imo i'm here to oversee the conference all these things are being discussed over here. swedish retail giant h. and m. has recalled a series of children stocks after complaints the patent on them resembled the words in arabic h. and m. has apologized claiming it was unintentional but the clothing joints been making plenty of headlines of late the few weeks ago he was accused of racism after his catalog featured a black child wearing wearing a hoodie with the words coolest monkey in the jungle the child's mother though claimed were directed claims it was racist then you can chew obviously over the stocks through plenty of reaction online this is ridiculous the next will be that they forbid the small w. and. pe

the jews especially survivors have a problem because we know of many stories of survivors from the warsaw ghetto living together going into the wards and being killed by polish partisans maybe it's. part of this new nationalist ideology in poland the nationalist party. in power and i think that's part of the nationalist agenda there's a far right groups all over europe it is a problem i mean i'm here to oversee a conference all these things are being discussed over here. thanks so much for tuning in to us here on alt international they saving us all from a foot now do stay with us ok paul twitchell because we can right up to date at the top of the. release the memo russia gate morse into the f.b.i. gate also are the u.s. and turkey on the path the confrontation in syria and the great debate jordan peterson is called a one man army and is taking the internet by storm. welcome to sophie and co the north korean you are causing global concern the u.s. russia spat is paving the way to yet another arms race is a world free of nuclear weapons a beautiful dream or an achievable target i ask john

energy dependency on russia his comments came during a meeting with the polish foreign minister in warsaw. flight following the united states opposes the north to pipeline we see it as undermining your overall energy security and stability. provide rocio another tool to polluters. years of political two or. three into is a major pipeline project designed to pump russian natural gas into europe but is something of a divisive project nordic and baltic countries have raised concerns that it would weaken european energy security germany and austria though support the project and the need for cheaper gas supplies the united states also wants a slice of europe's lucrative energy market pitching its liquefied natural gas exports as an alternative to the russian natural gas. canisters this story with political analyst at the berlin center for caspian region studies that's mattie is dog but he's very good evening to you first of all your response to rex tillerson statement. yes good evening i mean this is nothing new i mean it has to be seen in the context of the u.s. sanctions against russia whic

hundreds of people in the polish capital warsaw have protested against proposals to tighten abortion those demonstrators gathered outside parliament on saturday the ruling your own justice party wants to ban abortions in cases where there's already reversible damage to the fetus. u.n. secretary general antonio tears is in colombia after peace talks between the government and rebels broke down as was welcomed by president juan manuel santos at palace talks with the e l n were suspended on wednesday in response to a spate of recent attacks the latest involve the kidnapping of a forty one year old petroleum engineer police are investigating the stabbing death of a mexican journalist the body of seventy seven year old. was found in the border state of. rights groups say there's a crisis for press freedom in mexico at least six journalists were killed for their reporting there last year. now fans of the late senator johnny cash are remembering the concert he recorded exactly fifty years ago before an audience of and mate and find one of america's toughest presence at highlights of the hos

i'm marisol hail from warsaw. through creating work experience hubs, we would be bridging the gap between young people and the world of work. the statistics regarding this or the 86% of young people who have had four or more encounters of employers are less likely to be unemployed later in life. therefore, work experience is something that should be integrated into a high quality education program within all schools throughout the u.k. the current fragmented nature of careers education across the country is detrimental to the youth of today as they don't have the practical skills to complement their educational skills. therefore, i believe it is critical for youth parliament to make this their priority issue for the coming year as i firmly do believe we will see a change in the next 12 months. thank you. [ applause ]. >> thank you. i'm looking to call a back bench speaker from northern ireland. anybody from northern ireland? the only thing i would say is if you've already spoken, i think probably not a second time

italy and some heavy downpours as well elsewhere there as you can see generally a lot quieter now warsaw there at zero and force in paris will be getting to around seven degrees now across the other side of the mediterranean of course we had the snow across the sahara recently that's long gone instead the showers are just moving away towards the north but they'll be back for friday who will see some or all the heavy downpours. again you're watching al-jazeera mind of the top stories this hour amnesty international says an admission by me and military that its soldiers killed ten random muslims is just the tip of the iceberg their remains were found in a mass grave in rakhine state last month european powers on meeting the reigning delegation on thursday head of a u.s. deadline to reinforce the twenty fifteen nuclear deal russia reaffirmed its support for the agreement on wednesday. violence is fed again between police and protesters and five thousand is in cities during the wave of anti austerity rallies protesters are angry at the government's planned price and tax hikes more than turni

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hundreds of people in the polish capital warsaw have protested against proposals to tighten abortion laws demonstrators gathered outside the city's parliament building on saturday three days after lawmakers began drafting the bill it's the second time the ruling law and justice party has tried to ban abortions in the case of iran verse a bill damage to the fetus argument has previously rejected a proposal to only allow abortions on the mother's health is in danger or the pregnancy resulted from rape or incest. thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of vienna demanding europe boycotts austria's new right wing government around twenty thousand people gathered to protest against the ruling coalition which is the far right freedom party they called for a boycott of freedom party ministers by of a year ripping governments and for australia to be shunned when it takes up the european union presidency in the second half of twenty eight. a spokeswoman for hawaii's governor says a mistaken warning about an imminent missile strike on the island honolulu was caused by human error thi

term ended in june has not yet declared whether he will run hundreds of people in the polish capital warsaw have protested against proposals to tighten abortion laws demonstrations gathered outside parliament on sunday the ruling law and justice party wants to ban abortions in cases where there is already irreversible damage to the fetus parliament previously rejected a proposal to restrict abortion to cases where the mother's health was in danger or the pregnancy resulted from rape or incest for the soldier whistleblower and president chelsea manning is planning to run for the u.s. senate the thirty year old has filed paperwork to run as a democrat in maryland against an incumbent democratic senator she was released from military prison last year after serving seven years in jail for passing classified files to wiki leaks she was formally known as bradley manning. the search efforts are being stepped up for seven people still missing following tuesday's mudslides in california's santa barbara county more than two thousand rescue personnel are working in the affected area the local sheriff'