olimpia warsaw/passenger"it's hard for me to move."e understood because her disability impacts her speech.olimpia warsaw/passenger"here i am all by myself. you know nobody would bother to help me." ronald warsaw/husband"that shouldn't happen to no one ever again."her husband ronald says he and another family member started making phone calls where her flight didn't land in detroit because it had been canceled.it took hours and hours for american airlines to find his wife at the gate.he says she is grateful she survived without insulin, all alone.american airlines says it has launched an investigation with airline staff and a vendor that helps transport people into how this happened, to make sure changes are made.olimpia warsaw/passengerchange (grant) that was kim russell reporting. american airlines is now disputing the duration of time the woman says she was left alone. (catherine) they say she was alone for just over an hour-- and during that time she went outside to smoke. her son says bottom line... his mother was still left alone

we march through the streets of warsaw till we cross the river. ewa on what she's experienced. there are elements here that are clearly quite dark and have quite sinister views on what poland should be. from your point of view, is this a battle for the soul of poland? ewa was referring to a crowd of counter demonstrators gathered under a large barrier reading "constitution". constantly under attack from the marchers and protected by riot police. this is graphic illustration that, at its centenary, poland is a bitterly divided nation. poland's right—wing continues to stir fear of immigration, but that's surprising given poland is perhaps the most homogenous country in the eu, with very few foreign nationals. poles themselves have taken advantage of being in the eu. it's estimated 2 million have gone abroad for work, and poland now needs immigrants to fill those jobs. i want to know how the political environment affects those people who, over the years, have come to poland to make their lives. i'm on my way to meet arinze. he moved here from nigeria

much of what was happening in warsaw at almost the exact time. the last thing the allies wanted was to see paris destroyed in the act of liberating it. and i can talk about this more if anybody wants in q&a. there is no truth whatsoever to the story that the german commander could have destroyed paris with hethe push of a butt or one telephone call. leclerc got into paris and accepted the surrender. this is a picture of him doing that this is actually the next day in the same room of the man with a cigarette hanging out of his mouth is of course charles de gaulle. he showed erup at the train station in southern paris furious leclerc because he had accepted the german surrender but he had also allow the head of the resistance of the city of parents a communist to also sign. and leclerc didn't make himself very popular with the goal for while but they got over it. he went to see his family been for a while for the first time in four years. when he returned it was with his two sons, aged 17 and 18 who joined the french army and continue the march to

president, we can stop this madness right here in warsaw.y: that was yeb saÑo speaking as the lead climate negotiator for the philippines in 2013. through that u.n. climate summit, he wept, he fasted. the next year, the u.n. climate summit was held in lima, peru. and just before he was headed to peru, he learned he would no longer be on the delegation. our guest is joanna susteno, climate activist. what yeb did not know happened to our families. your family knew yeb's family. brothersbrother is my friend. he was supposed to stay at our house the night before the typhoon struck, but he decided to stay in a hotel. i could not imagine if he was in our house and he would also extent of the same the struggles to survive. amy: in fact, we spoke with both yeb and his brother and they described their own experience. au have called typhoon haiyan violation of human rights. talk about that. why. >> typhoon haiyan and all of the other storms that passed after result of climate change, it is a violation of human rights because whenever extreme weather e

the -- you thought at the warsaw uprising and was blinded. holland, they, in dutch are very interested in this history and despite lots of netherlands, the awarded the military order of william to the first independent polish parachute prograde -- prograde. the only other foreign unit so honored with the 82nd airborne. the second airborne. some brits were told, by the -- tonywas treated hibbert tried to get him resuscitated. he lost his rank in the army and his pension, and i regret to say he died a disgraced popper. there were many in the british paratrooper regiment who felt that was unfair and a number raised memorials to the general. woulde i die, i said i polishre that the brigade be honored the way the british were." he did not get his wish. he died in 2014 and a briton, -- and in britain, the polish general remains a pretty much forgotten general. but the remains of the polish for gaydar tended with the same care and attention as the theins of the canadian -- polish brigade tended with the same care and attention is the remains of the

the -- you thought at the warsaw uprising and was blinded. holland, they, in dutch are very interested in this history and despite lots of netherlands, the awarded the military order of william to the first independent polish parachute prograde -- prograde. the only other foreign unit so honored with the 82nd airborne. the second airborne. some brits were told, by the -- tonywas treated hibbert tried to get him resuscitated. he lost his rank in the army and his pension, and i regret to say he died a disgraced popper. there were many in the british paratrooper regiment who felt that was unfair and a number raised memorials to the general. woulde i die, i said i polishre that the brigade be honored the way the british were." he did not get his wish. he died in 2014 and a briton, -- and in britain, the polish general remains a pretty much forgotten general. but the remains of the polish for gaydar tended with the same care and attention as the theins of the canadian -- polish brigade tended with the same care and attention is the remains of the

he knew that gloating would not help us as we tried to reunify germany and see how the warsaw pact wouldtransition nations to democracy. i think it was brilliant the way he handled the end of the cold war and the transition to a europe whole, free, and at peace. >> reporter: the state of the union broke up peacefully, and gorbachev resigned on christmas day, 1991. >> gorbachev called president bush to tell him what he was going to do. and he said to president bush, history will judge us well, yes, we did the right thing, didn't we? >> good evening -- >> reporter: that same christmas night, president bush addressed the nation from the oval office. >> eastern europe is free. the soviet union itself is no more. this is a victory for democracy and freedom. >> able to sort of manage the process, been easy to come across as a sort of taking advantage of the collapse of the soviet union, go pound your chest and turn it into a political event to his advantage perhaps domestically but certainly not in terms of how the whole thing unfolded. it was managed very, very smoothly i always thought. that

. >> this is in an office in warsaw, poland. in the toilet and goes down. >> a very big problem in warsaw. they're a very big problem, have to be eradicated constantly. some citizens have complained about rats attacking them because they are so numerous. and in publicks d, well -- >> flush. >> i'm in here. now you see me, now you don't. >> as the guy that went into the bathroom when he was at work, had enough time when he first spotted it to take out his phone and started recording it. >> here comes my big old booty. >> can i say this at least. the toilet and everything else is clean. >> it's the living toilet. >> that's brilliant. that's why they're not scared. i called -- play-time is over! >>> little mars is delight to find presents around the tree. >> they will stay there? >> let's see what happens when he's determined to make christmas ely. plus, a spectacular scene as an iceburg. >> the shape and color is huge. that morphed into a beautiful ice blue. curve them around a little bit like that. in this home we have a lot of h

rats are a very big problem in warsaw. they're very, very common.have to be eradicated constantly. some have complained about rats attacking them because they're so numerous. in public parks there's problems because people will feed the birds and because they're feeding the birds, the come and there you go. >> send that guy for a ride. >> i don't know if it would matter. >> the guy that went into the bathroom while he was in work had enough time after first spotting it to take out his phone and begin recording. >> can i say this at least, the toilet and everything else is clean. >> it's a living toilet brush inside. >> that's brilliant >> should i call or not? break time is over >> little asher is in control. next right this minute. and still to come, the story of a young man living with a rare skin disorderdisorderdisorderdir he is using the pain to spread the positivity. pl tck all decked out for the holidays. >> did somebody say light it up? >> why taking it for a spin will have you feeling merry and bright. >> do they even need headlights? one s

the organic plates and not only used in this warsaw cafe they're sold all over the world. and major customers also contribute their own ideas such as bowls that can be filled for four hours without leaking this one here doesn't make the grade. in the bank on the thickness of the thought here is why felix i would really like to pardon me no one is really thin you will be like them to fifteen so you have to go to five. yes she visits is dealing with the problem in his research laboratory in summer of he constantly develops new products at the request of his customers such as these schnapps cups they were made for a festival after use they biodegrade within three weeks. it's the same with the plates. the factory also makes disposable cutlery bran is mixed with the lactic acid based plastic to make the faux stable a compromise that customers can live with. this year the start up has had delivery problems for the first time in its history demand is so great that the thirty strong workforce can barely keep up even with the eight machines running around the clock. disposable item

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all fears in western europe, unrelenting hostility in the soviet union and the warsaw pact among the most complex and sensitive ever undertaken. one serious misstep in this entire process could have been compromised perhaps irretrievable. perhaps irretrievably. there's obviously no more knowledge of what happened at this most vital juncture of the 21st century than the chancellor of germany. kohl.llor helmut in his speech, he said that this historic initiative of german reunification could never ever has exceeded without the brilliant gives ship a present -- leadership of president bush. much has been written, simply about the first gulf war. simply put the coalition of 29 desperate nations assembled at disparate nations assembled at the united nations and putting for the first time many influential arab countries led by the united states will rank with the most successful international incidents ever undertaken in modern history designed to punish an aggressor, defend the cause of freedom and ensure a region that had seen too much of the opposite for far too long. this was president

theory all the concept was build on the idea of balance and there was a rough balance between the warsaw pact letter at the time or the summit union and nato countries warsaw pact being between you know seventy and eighty percent of nato as military expenditures today we're talking about the figures i just mentioned and therefore if anybody should sit down and talk about everybody reducing some weapons and military expenditures the u.s. would have to go to a much longer mile than anybody else and i don't think he would get away with that given the military industrial media condemning complex of the united states so what i agree completely with donald trump and i'm glad he's saying it it's crazy it's crazy in russia it's played crazy in china it's crazy and friends it's called crazy everywhere we have far too much militarism around the world and we have one failed war after the other and human suffering that there is is is mind boggling that no but then we don't have a world revolution against this violence all over the place so granted that you know he said it's crazy i agree with him bu

six people have died in warsaw after the wooden cabin in which they had a sort shelter fire firefighters say the abandoned shack on the outskirts of the polish capital is sometimes used by the homeless the cause of the blaze is unknown . russian president vladimir putin says russia will begin to deploy a new hypersonic weapon next year this after he hit final tests of the new intercontinental system an absolute success has said the nuclear capable missile could fly at twenty times the speed of sound and maneuver up and down enabling its to breach defense systems. in china the transfer of prominent human rights lawyer has begun in the northern city of tianjin one question john is being tried to subverting state power he's one of around two hundred and fifty human rights lawyers or activists dogs had by the chinese authorities since they launched a crackdown three years ago. sent us this report. three hours before the trial starts lee when juice and if you last messages to supporters and how would i want yesterday there were five cars from the state security department in front of our hous

they were seen in warsaw, france, moscow. citizens of the world, winner of the nobel prize for peace, dr. ralph much. thosello eight and astronauts have given to mankind a new and limitless perspective in the universe. added -- an, and an added dimension. the epic flight of apollo eight and cracking the moon barrier demonstrates that man now has soarapability to store -- as high and fast as his dreams may project. ok, houston. the moon is essentially gray. no caller. -- color. >> the date of a mission is dictated by windows that open and close in a long cycle very the december cycle opened the 21st and closed the 27th. the date and hour of the mission was determined millions of years ago when the celestial clock was set in motion. it timed out to the christmas season. bob hope reported in vietnam the reaction. >> all joy. the men i spent christmas with had a lot on their minds with the apollo eight trip turned out to be -- the three astronauts did rub off on a lot of guys very and everyone grew a little talle i think it will

they were seen in warsaw, prague, moscow.ens of the world, winner of the nobel prize for peace, dr. ralph. >> apollo eight and those astronauts have given to mankind a new and limitless perspective in the universe. and to the earth and added dimension of proximity and neighborliness and the solar system. the epic flight of apollo eight in cracking the moon barrier demonstrates that man now has the capability to soar as high and as far as his dreams may project. >> dr. ralph bunch of the u.n. >> ok, houston. the moon is essentially gray. o color. >> christmas eve. the date of the mission was dictated by launch windows which open and close in a cycle. if you miss one, you wait. it was closed on the 27th. the date and hour of the mission was determined billions of years ago when the celestial clock was set in motion. it timed out to christmas. hope reported the vietnam reaction. >> all joy. the men i spent christmas with have a lot on their minds. the apollo 8 trip is as important as anything. what the astronauts did rubbed off

there temperatures into the high single digits across germany and poland berlin at nine degrees and warsaw you can be seen by eight to beas as your high we are seeing some rainy conditions as well with this one little area of low pressure that's making its way down across the central part of the men now tunisia saw some rain as well over the last few days now across parts of libya you can be seeing some clouds and rain maybe some windy conditions for you we do expect that really to start to ease over the next few days temperatures are staying into the high teens for many locations because it is going to be a cool day if you are eighteen in cairo about nineteen. the weather sponsored by cats he's. bringing my. children so they can see the movie children are at the heart of america's love affair with weapons fact that. makes. their for a new machine and it's fun but the new generation is fighting fire with reason you're fighting for because you don't want to see if you do speak it. never again part of the radicalized youth series on a. chance to take a look at the top stories here. a second

airport to say good bye to a relative suffering a sudden death.nats: all right67 year old olimpia warsaw -- made it to o'hare -- family-member julian coltea can't say the same for her luggage.julian coltea"she had to miss part of his funeral because she didn't have clothes..."claude coltea"she has parkinson's and diabetes." through video chat - son claude coltea describes her challenges when traveling julian coltea"she's disabled she can barely walk."claude coltea"i walked with her all the way to her gate."julian coltea"she's on a bunch of medications she has a hard time communicating."claude coltea"confirmed with the gate agent that the flight was on the time everything was ok and she said yep, all's good. we'll take good care of your mom."claude coltea says friday after his father's funeral - his mom was set to head to detroit - he would catch his flight shortly afterclaude coltea"i'm sure everything will be okay."reporter"it wasn't was it?"claude coltea "it was not."julian coltea"it turns out her flight was canceled."claude coltea"the airline assigned a porter to take her back to the

passed along to the euro-vision, london, paris, rome, west germany, scandinavia, they were seen in warsawague, and moscow. citizen of the world, winner of the nobel prize for peace, dr. ralph bunch. >> apollo 8 and those stout-hearted astronauts, have given to mankind a new and limitless perspective in the universe. and to the earth, an added dimension of proximity and neighborly in the solar system. the epic flight in apollo 8 in cracking the moon barrier, demonstrates that man now has the capability to soar as high and as far as his dreams may project. >> dr. ralph bunch of the united nations. >> okay, houston, the moon is essentially gray. no color. it's like plaster of paris. or sort of a grayish -- >> christmas eve. the day of the mission, dictated by launch windows which open and close in a long cycle. if you miss one, you wait. the december window opened the 21st, closed the 27th. so the date and hour of the apollo mission was determined billions of years ago when the celestial clock was first set in motion, it timed out to the christmas season. bob hope reported the vietnam reacti

the company founder moved operations to the polish capital warsaw to make the most of marketing sales and customer contacts an old friend there helped souths providing advice and organizing grants from the e.u. eventually that same friend then joined the company as managing director. she's helped to expand operations. now we have a great marketing. plan for our followers on social media because the crowd are its own life so for the people the people would love to go share our video of. the organic plates and not only used in this cafe they're sold all over the world. and major customers also contribute their own ideas such as bowls that can be filled for four hours without leaking this one here doesn't make the grade. in the bone from the thickness of the thought here is quite a feat so it really rely largely before demeanor when it really mean it will be like them to be seen so you have to get ready. yet she visits dealing with the problem in his research laboratory in some of he constantly develops new products at the request of his customers such as these shops cups they were made

western europe and unrelenting hostility by the military establishment in the soviet union and the warsawcomplex and sensitive ever undertaken. one serious misstep and this entire process could have been compromised perhaps irretrievably. there's obviously no more knowledgeable or competent judge of what really happened at this most vital juncture of the 20th century than chancellor helmet kole of germany. in a speech to a parliamentary commission, the chancellor said categorically that this historic initiative of german reunification could never, ever have succeeded without the brilliant leadership of president bush. much has been written about the first gulf war. simply put the coalition of 29 disparate nations assembled under the united nations, including for the first time many influential arab countries and led by the united states will rank with the most spectacular and successful international initiatives ever undertaken in modern history, designed to punish an aggressor, defend the cause of freedom, and ensure order in a region that had seen too much of the opposite for far too lo

it was seen in warsaw and moscow. of the world, winner of the nobel prize of peace, dr. ralph bunch. apollo eight and those astronauts have given to mankind a new and limitless perspective in the universe. and to the earth, and added in theon of proximity sewer system. the epic flight of apollo eight demonstrates that man now has the capability to soar as high and as far as his dreams may project. >> dr. ralph bunch of the united nations. >> ok, houston. the moon is essentially grey, no color. much like plaster of paris. the mission is dictated by launch windows, which open and close in long cycles. the date the apollo mission was determined billions of years ago on the celestial clock set in motion. bob hope reported to vietnam reactions. >> the men i have spent christmas with have a lot on their minds. the three astronauts rubbed off on a lot of guys. everybody grew a little tall. will be months before we know how much is meant to all of us. bob hope. it was christmas on earth and on the moon. >> you can watch archival films in their entirety on our weekly series real

weapons to central european or eastern european countries not too far from the borders of russia former warsaw pact members who are now either in nato or under the protection of nato so be on guard is a. quite a response to the deployment of antimissile missiles and the signals that russia has. another card. sleeve but this is the purely military value the reason another political diplomatic propaganda level in which russia says look united states you have a military budget ten times or so our size but we can devise ways of countering your superiority and you have to take us into account regionally in europe as well as globally and this is also a signal to other countries around the world that under the right management under the right leadership. plus size power like russia which is not the superpower like the united states can collaboratively find ways to counter american influence yeah i mean i mean i want to talk about this statement of the balance of power russia say that it's compliant by producing this but you know as you rightly stated the u.s. has been seen as a superpower for an awfu

. >>> the washington examiner says one of the last known survivors of the 1943 warsaw ghetto uprisingnst the nazis had died. he died saturday in jerusalem at the age of 94. world war ii broke out when he was just fifteen. he helped save the last survivors of the uprising by smuggling them out through sewage tunnels. after the war, he immigrated to pre-state israel and then fought in its war of independence. there's only one known living survivor of the uprising left in israel. >>> still ahead, the outlook on wall street. clues to what markets will do on the day before christmas following last week's big losses. mmm, that's good. and i'm still going for my best even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm up for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. so what's next? seeing these guys. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stoppi

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at this rally in warsaw a victim testimonies from mark's archives were read out loud including one by a fifteen year old girl who had asked her priest for help. i accompanied him to the door of the sacristy that's when it happened the second time he put his hand in my underwear i was wearing a long jacket and he put his hand inside opened my super and touched my private parts. the. real life stories like these fade into the polish film the clergy. which depicts paraphilia within the church in poland and which has already been watched by five million people. the attention meant the church had to face its crimes a coordinator for the protection of children and young people has been tasked with raising awareness of sexual abuse among the polish clergy. however doesn't seem to think that bishops courts give tougher sentences to priests who have assaulted children. look at the sentences by the state courts they only impose work suspensions. or rule doesn't accuse may not approach children for five to a maximum of ten years. it says in the gospel that all but ties persons must be treated eq

journalists were sent in by various western foundations to train journalists from eastern europe warsaw pact countries but what i knew of those places was that their news consumers were far more discerning about what information they were taking in and i thought rather than sending western journalists to quote unquote train you know russian or polish journalists we should sand news consumers from those countries to come west to train us what i think of that idea well the studies of the old soviet union which were intensive showed that a large part of the population recognized that what they're getting is controlled . authoritarian centered propaganda the western system propaganda is nowhere near the crude looks in the pen and there is a certain amount of variety when sinclair are sons of a demand that everyone read the same editorial that's unusual it's not the kind of thing that's done in the western system in the eastern system it was done and that does lead to a healthy skepticism that's exactly what you notice we don't. to go back far to the days the house and days of social media t

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are now sheltering in tents in camps like this one thousands have lost everything parts of eastern warsaw may look like they're returning to normal but people from the west say there's nothing normal for them to return to. so do mohammed has been living in this tent with his family since their home in west mosul was bombed said whom lost both arms in the attacks and us with hope we can return to mosul right now security is still fragile our houses are level to the ground there is no life for us there anymore it is better to stay in the camp for the time being despite the harsh living conditions people in mosul say the wreckage west of the tigris as a memorial to the city's dark past. but that the bustling parts of the east are the signs of a brighter future rob matheson al-jazeera the kurdish region of northern iraq. just ahead in the sports latvian sharpshooter. james of the lakers home from texas for the last forty years tell you more in just a few moments. in the final. al jazeera. where ever you. are going to have a sport that has pulled thank you very much a big weekend of european f

was all sorts of issues with a lot of resistance also older nice having that border mail down the warsaw pact withdrawal from german territory there were many things that could have gone wrong including as you mentioned the british and the french reservations about what this all could possibly mean in europe so i like i think the way george bush will be remembered it is as the obstetrician who handled a difficult birth so well that people have taken it for granted there were a lot of fears of the time of the reunited germany that it would be exceptionally powerful too powerful in a lot of ways george sr george bush sr sought to bring around the other nations by including germany in a partnership for peace the strategic partnership. berlin has never really been comfortable in that role as you know and i think that was premature to. bringing germany to that level how mccoll rightly perceived that the next task was european unification germany within the larger european context was something that was part of his vision as well and i think that had to be settled and as we see you know nothin

journalists were sent in by various western foundations to train journalists from eastern europe warsaw pact countries but what i knew of those places was that their news consumers were far more discerning about what information they were taking in and i thought rather than sending western journalists to quote unquote train you know russian or polish journalists we should sand news consumers from those countries to come west to train us what i think of that idea well the studies of the old soviet union which were intensive showed that a large part of the population recognized that what they're getting is controlled . authoritarian centered propaganda the western system propaganda is nowhere near the crude looks in the pen there is a certain amount of variety when sinclair sons of a demand that everyone read the same editorial that's unusual it's not the kind of thing that's done in the western system in the eastern system it was done and that does lead to a healthy skepticism that's exactly what you notice we don't. to go back far to the days the house and days of social media the arab

china sea there's already too many bomber flies and warships sailing back and forth can the trade warsaw lead to actually lead to an easing of tensions in terms of the region well i think the old consensus going back to the next in the opening is gone. i think up until trump all those previous american presidents felt that what we're trying to success was good for the united states trump is the first one who has a different view on that and. i think. trade the trade had been the foundation of the relationship the strongest advocates for us china relations were the u.s. business community and if you go back over the last several years and read u.s. chamber of commerce and beijing or shanghai there are reports they found them harder and harder to do business more and more and more and. this this concerted efforts and frustration and so they're they're less supportive if you get if we have a new trade arrangements with china that may build a new foundation for war stable relations i think broadly the if there's a u.s. as a problem in accepting the rise of china no matter what they do i thin

six people have died in warsaw off the wooden cabin that they were sheltering in cork fire late on tuesday firefighters say the abandoned shack on the outskirts of the polish capital is sometimes used by the homeless the cause of the blaze is unknown. syrian state media say the country's air defenses intercepted missiles fired by israeli warplanes last night it released images of surface to air missiles near the capital damascus several soldiers move reportedly injured independent observers say israel was targeting an arms depot used by hezbollah and iranian forces. in china the trial of a prominent human rights lawyer has begun in the northern city of tianjin one junk is being tried for subverting state power the hearing is taking place behind closed doors to activists have been detained for protesting outside the heavily guarded courthouse. temperatures plummet in the indian capital delhi at this time of the so for the thousands of people without a roof over their heads the city authorities have opened more than two hundred night shelters but many still prefer to brave the code sleeping