collaborators and those who don't agree with this policy get sacked and happen to the director of the warsaw museum for the history of polish jews the exhibition about the year nine hundred sixty eight spot a new low in relations part of it showed an anti semitic campaign in what was then soviet controlled poland it triggered student protests and forced some thirteen thousand polish jews to flee into exile. in the exhibition with the unusual total strangers in their home i was applied the nine hundred sixty eight it was a polish purge that took place against jews but back then poles were in charge of their own country. so that poland's governing law and justice or peace path is counted downplay the country's anti semitic past it wants poland's history told in a more patriotic way it specially regarding the second world war the culture minister is planning a new museum about the warsaw ghetto and has exhibited control of the project from the start. this is a state museum founded by the polish government. as part of our current history policy even if i personally don't like this term but when

in his report -- warsaw said investigators failed to question officers about officer coradicted their account of the moments before they opened fire -- killing pawlik."get your hands up. gun shots" this is the body cam footage from the incident on march 11th of last year. oakland police said -- four officers found pawlik unconcious with a gun... between two houses in west oakland. police claim -- pawlik ignored repeated commands to take his hand off the gun...and when he began to move, he posed an immediate threat to the officers.

poland the warsaw museum for the history of polish jews is also currently looking for a new director the culture minister has a say in who will get the job and he's looking for someone who wants to improve on as he calls it historical policy. that's going to be one to watch now i'm joined by a drink hannity a man with the packable musical tastes because he told me so and a very interesting great musician back in the limelight that's why we talk about name cherry pie ring feminist singing and musical maverick who had a string of hits beginning in one thousand nine hundred eight with buffalo stones she then disappeared for twenty years from the mid ninety's and she's an artist says always dance to our own in a choosing and has gone a way within the music industry music runs in the family is not father the famous trumpeter don cherry don cherry is actually her stepfather but her real father was also a musician a drummer from sierra leone of course single eagle eye cherry is ha ha father and three other half siblings are also musicians so music does definitely run in the family it flows

and nato member states including germany warsaw says' it took the decision because of russia's actions in ukraine the snub has elicited a damning response from moscow. we have been ruled out by the polish leadership's intention to organize in september of this year events come emirates in the eighty's and the very surreal the beginning of the second world war in a four month that involves only war so scar and ellis and partners those from e.u. neighbors states and nato the polish authorities justify their idea by billions of certain modern realities ignoring the historical logic we spoke to us that from germany's left party she is of the view warsaw is trying to rewrite history. it's from this bush name and it's a disgrace i'm polish by birth and hold both polish and german citizenship it's a shame to see history being revised in this manner that those who freed us from the nazis and fascism in europe russia and the soviet union are not invited to this important anniversary it's really scandalous i'm afraid the majority of ordinary people thanks to empty russian propaganda in the media

pact after nine hundred eighty nine they along with other former warsaw pact countries joined the nato of the north atlantic treaty organization that nato so to russian president vladimir putin was a sign of russia's weakness today is country is strong and since you create a crisis and the annexation of crimea former communist states are grown concerned about russian intentions that's why the northeast of poland less than a hundred kilometers from the russian border hosts a contingent of u.s. troops there part of nato is planned to secure poland in case of a provocation from the east. these are not pictures stuff an actual war it's an exercise in case of emergency jonathan oakes has been stationed for six months in north a sim poland near the russian border a long way from his home state of tennessee in the u.s. he previously did two tours of duty in iraq as a tank on are. likely not. reckless a combat mission spring with busy. mission throughout the day throughout the week. here we're focused on training with our friends nobody here hates working with the nato partners. it's one of ne

will get into hot water with warsaw let your bagels float for thirty seconds on each side and then sprinkle them with sesame seeds or poppy seeds. bake as two hundred forty celsius for about fifteen minutes if you were planning on selling this or partial make crock of skin no think again there are rules in the you for everything. just like with champagne or palm i have. new legislation dictates that these bagels can only be produced in one place. krakow. there are literally holding me. and all the rest a baking bread are on our website at d.w. dot com slash culture now you don't often hear the phrase i'm going clubbing tonight with my heart's accord however musician alina does just that she's determined to bring the precursor of the piano kicking and screaming into the twenty first century performing music from a rock to hip hop. donz playing an instrument that's been on late for the last two hundred years automatically makes you all fashion. doesn't think. she plans the hopes of a stringed keyboard instrument that was widely used in iraq music then in the late eighteenth century the piano

student: it signifies the former warsaw pact countries have power to self determine. prof. tudda: or they will soon likely have more power to determine their own fate, absolutely. what else does it signify? that is one thing. hui am the hug arians or -- ngarians or pols, i'm like, finally. student: [indiscernible] prof. tudda: keep in mind that one reason why it was hard for the hungarians and czechs to challenge soviet supremacy is that they have had troops there. they are the backup to their own secret police. if you lose half a million soviet troops, it will make it a lot harder for their secret police organizations to knock around their people. absolutely. what else? student: any interactions going forward from the u.s. or western europe, with eastern european countries, will not be as controlled as much of the union interacting. prof. tudda: yeah. there will be a new political, small p, relationship going forward between the west and east. absolutely. the last thing i would say is that it fits in with perestroika because think of how much money it costs to house, feed,

two wheeled food deliveries are a common sight in most big cities but in the polish capital warsaw many of the careers are indians and that's somewhat unusual because poland is known as a country with few immigrants why do so many indians do this kind of work. most resent is language there is no polish language going to listen needed more needed in this this kind of job. aki less delivers for an indian restaurant to earn money while he studies computer engineering albeit in english he says the customers give him no trouble but as a dark skinned foreigner there are some people he has to watch out for. sometimes they are way angry and big they may hamas so be careful with those type of people and they don't like don't speak bad wish to youngsters and late they have some fuel city getting better league and then most oh yeah we are following them. indian students have discovered the polish capital my theory is cheaper than the us or in england and students from abroad are welcome in poland in the last ten years. due to the demographic impact universities from poland they don't get enough nu

collaborators and those who don't agree with this policy get sacked and that happens of the director of the warsaw museum for the history of polish jews the exhibition about the year nine hundred sixty eight sparked a new low in relations part of it showed an anti semitic campaign in what was then soviet controlled poland it triggered student protests and for some thirteen thousand polish jews to flee into exile. in the exhibition with the unusual total strangers in their home i was applied the nine hundred sixty.

polish friendsr partnered with the state department for a conference in warsaw.ver 60 foreign ministers attended, and arab leaders from all around the world set with israel's leaders. it was truly historic. [applause] sec. pompeo: but uniquely, frankly, in spite of its historic nature, it didn't feel historic. it simply felt right. [applause] muslims, andjews, christians working together to defeat islamist terrorist and anti-semitism was the right thing to do for each of those countries. [applause] sec. pompeo: we live in dangerous times. we have to speak the truth. anti-semitism should and must be rejected by all decent people. -- anti-zionism is anti-semitism. any nation that espouses anti-semitism like a ron must be confronted -- like iran must be confronted. we must defend the homeland of the jewish people. [applause] it. pompeo: we must see to that the old dreams of moses, of erzel, the words of emma -- fade. indeed we are reminded of the consequences if we fall silent. towe close i want to turn that memorial. there is a list of people called the righteous a

with a gun, a sergeant and 3 officers who fired their guns were justified it was said, but robert warsaw, the court appointed monitor and compliance director disagreed. civil rights attorney saying that the officers on leave could potentially be fired, even though the da says they will be charged with crimes. >> the monitor has decided that use of force was inappropriate, and justified severe discipline. >> reporter: in his support, warsaw said he was a live human being, and a reasonable officer should not have expected him to remain frozen, they should not have include -- concluded his movements as dangerous. he was disciplined instead of supervising his officers, and failing to plan for every possible outcome, the police chief and kirkpatrick reduced the amount of discipline that sergeant mcgrady -- mcready could have. calling the top cops analysis of the case disappointing and myopic. >> there has been a falling out between the compliance director and the chief of police. >> i think the chief is probably on her last legs. >> reporter: filing misconduct cases against oakland, she wants

nato was established as a bull work to protect the west against threats of communism from the warsaw. but what we need today is a knew international security pact. an international security pact which is more than just a merger of nato nations and ex-warsaw pact nation. like china to address the threats which face us today of which terrorism is one. because terrorism has become decentralized. it's no longer just today it's two mosques in new zealand, yesterday it was a synagogue in pittsburgh, the day before it was churches in cairo, mosques in pakistan, et cetera. so it's become decentralized. we need a way to address international security because that's what governments are for. >> rabbi pearlman, let me ask you, houses of god as targets. why is a house of god a target for a white supremacist, a white nationalist? we saw it in pittsburgh and we saw it in new zealand. >> well, first i want to just express my deep sorrow at the losses in christchurch and just to the mom representative of the people in islam, just an expression of my deep sadness in what has happened in new zealand.

in his report -- warsaw said investigators failed to question officers about officer coradicted their account of the moments before they opened fire -- killing pawlik."get your hands up. gun shots" this is the body cam footage from the incident on march 11th of last year. oakland police said -- four officers found pawlik unconcious with a gun... between two houses in west oakland. police claim -- pawlik ignored repeated commands to take his hand off the gun...and when he began to move, he posed an immediate threat to the officers. that's when four officers opened fire. warshaw says the video does not support that account.(grant) alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley tells the chronicle she would not file criminal charges against the officers. she says there wasn't enough evidence to find wrong-doing... and that the officers "acted in what they actually believed to be self defense or defense of others." chief kirk- patrick wrote in her report that "the lethal force used in this case was within law and policy." (catherine) .. there have now been three confirmed cases of measle

understand that i should doesn't need new conflicts new wars this is special it was the former allies of warsaw pact countries and baltic states i'm convinced this is just. a narrative of those who are involved in military service and military guys yes they have to justify the money they receive from as they budget and so on so forth but those who seriously analyze russia economic situation in russia russia's foreign policy they realize that russia doesn't need war was you can phrase or was nato can say. so here have mentioned here were paid army and while the baltics are preoccupied with a wash they aren't too happy with the idea of what you are paid army that is pushed in berlin and paris why is that that way. that president is calling for you know in a way i think is a bold exe countries and former or eastern european countries they are looking towards washington and with trying to please america washington in all respects in military respects also in economic respects when president was in washington he promised president trump will start buying american gas these things is economics things

from secretary pompeo's perspective, i cornered him in warsaw.was touring a museum and wandered in and said, am i doing an interview? his wife sarah talked him into doing the interview with me, but he went on to say he was not going to talk to me again, he was joking, saying i was cornered him in warsaw and that was enough. but two strong israeli security guards dragged me out of the room, so that was it for that photo opportunity. by the way, just to put another point on it, he is coming for the apec meetiipac meeting, the pro-israel lobby, he will be seeing presumptuous ident trump weeks. right now he's fighting this indictment, but no one counts benjamin netanyahu out. he was thanking secretary pompeo for the strong position this administration has taken, canceling the iran nuclear deal and going on to take more aggressive actions which are being promised against iran. kasie? >> and andrea, when you all were in kuwait before heading to israel, pompeo was asked in this brief news conference about how the state department talks about the west ba

so we need a 21st century, nato warsaw pact merger creating looking at the threats. create ing strategic plans and implementing them and supported by grass roots people like ourselves. of interfaith community. supporting them and sending letters to members of congress doing the things we can because in the world today leadership has become more confused. >> we need that type of organizational structure. on the micro, we need this. we need people to come together because the terrorists want to keep us apart. the haters want to keep us apart but i love you and i'm happy to have you. >> love you too. and moderates have to unite against the extremists because they're all over. >> there's a lot more of us than there are them. >> absolutely. we have drawn them out. >> be blessed and thank you. i'm sorry to talk to you on this occasion but it's better than ignoring it. >> we cannot ignore this problem and the solution is at hand and the time is now. >> be well. >> thank you, sir. >> so when you look at this, when you look at this threat, when you look at a white supremacist

realities ignoring the historical logic we spoke to stage from germany's left the party she believes warsaw is trying to rewrite history. is for this bush team and it's a disgrace i'm polish by birth and hold both polish and german citizenship it's a shame to see history being revised in this manner that those who freed us from the nazis and fascism in europe russia and the soviet union are not invited to this important anniversary it's really scandalous i'm afraid the majority of ordinary people thanks to empty russian propaganda in the media have a very vague idea of history now it's a poor thing to see right wing forces at the helm of some european countries including poland they use their policy among other things against russia there's a tendency to look west want to trump a nato instead of fostering good brotherly relations in europe live from moscow this is our to international in a few moments a foreign minister of hungary said stone with sophie shevardnadze to talk about his party's suspension from a conservative bloc within the european parliament and plenty more besides it's an i

because he's a total if colletto and i will be doing call my sniffing and waving when you approach warsaw you can. only no no no you can see from outside when you see water so no down the soviet style you forgive you can see it for but you know i like this about polish people as they're not as bad as some people claim only until you meet i was told no it's the same thing as here in yugoslavia all republics that. dad there was a certain type of socialist pop music going to david also inviting soviet pop he was and it is has revived now it and i don't think it's really long before that time but it's nonetheless a kind of a weird nostalgia like i don't want to go baghdad about and others saw you know. immediately after the fall of the. you remember they wanted that or even plans to destroy that building. but now in a strange way it's the meeting ground for the young people you know what i agree with polish. i studied them you know this trip easyjet or whatever and i am not a flight many of them but it is curious for food by man trees or to green tea beer they flew there and they've got it so

absolutely unacceptable you know in this day and year to warsaw to make progress for women riots and wednesday whish earlier the state police believe gays are much more war there is. so much more to eighty percent of grey but never even reported to police and these are show that while he was shooting this. subject is not being all struck. if they are the same. and do not want their passion and using it war. tens of thousands of catalan independence supporters of march through central madrid with hash tag fake justice panels have been calling for the release of former catalan leaders who are facing decades in jail nine defendants are on trial for staging a banned referendum in two thousand and seventeen and declaring catalan independence protesters who say that the defendants are political prisoners and so want a fresh independence vote. and your report by the u.n. says in order to protect the environment people need to eat less meat and it suggests a tax on red meat saying that that would reduce greenhouse gas emissions and make people rethink their diets it's estimated that worldwid

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intermediate range weapons interestingly the europeans haven't been told much about it the recent warsaw where the u.s. essentially stood alone on the issue of iran. rough handling of venezuela's alienating western allies in the western hemisphere continues to support the kingdom of saudi arabia when it comes to yemen that's a very unpopular position to be taking washington's allies essentially shut out of the withdrawal process the troop withdrawal process from afghanistan even though their contributors to it germany will not surrender its energy independence north stream moves ahead trump imposes visa visa ban.

israel have become more tense and recent month in february israeli prime minister netanyahu and rage warsaw by saying polls collaborated with the nazis during the holocaust things weren't helped by the israeli foreign minister who said quote polls suckle anti-semitism with their mother's milk pulling reacted by pulling out of a central european summit in jerusalem which was then canceled in turn poland has seen a large nationalist marches on the country's independence day attended by various far right groups last year's event was attended by more than two hundred thousand people including the country's president. dr you're frying zuroff who's the director for the eastern europe at the simon wiesenthal center believes the vast majority of people in poland don't hold such anti jewish views. judging from the nature of this publication i think this is the kind of things that they they publish i mean agnes lee it is if they're afraid that jews are infiltrating poland the jews are undermining poland then you won't be able to recognize them you need their help to be able to recognize a jew i mean

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intermediate range weapons interestingly the europeans haven't been told much about it the recent warsaw where the u.s. essentially stood alone on the issue of iran. rough handling of venezuela as alienating western allies in the western hemisphere trump continues to support the kingdom of saudi arabia when it comes to yemen that's a very unpopular position to be taking washington's allies essentially shut out of the withdrawal process or troop withdrawal process from afghanistan even though they're contributors to it germany will not surrender its energy independence north stream moves ahead trump imposes visa visa ban on i.c.c. staff probing u.s. war crimes in afghanistan and to top it all off next week president xi will visit italy to sign agreements regarding the silk road initiative here alexander mackerras. donald trump is kind of the odd man out. looking and you missed out to turkey which is becoming. a lot i miss it i don't laugh. but i mean it is a fact if i've never known a time not this the united states seems to be striking out in all directions and increasingly contrary to t

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in and absolutely innocent of well you know in this day and age when warsaw was to make progress for women in rags and women see wish i had the state police just to be gays are much more war there if. somebody just murdered eighty percent of grey but never even read about it or lease and direct the show that's why i didn't know he was shooting that's a subjective opinion struck. is their charter said the judge and not their passion have you seen got any more. tens of thousands of catalan independence supporters of march through central madrid with hash tag fake justice banners calling for the release of former catalan leaders who are facing decades behind bars and defendants are on trial for staging a referendum in two thousand and seventeen for declaring catalan independence the protesters who say that the defendants are political prisoners also want a fresh independence vote. a new report by the un says that in order to protect the environment people need to eat less meat and suggests a tax on red meat so that would reduce greenhouse gas emissions and make people rethink their diet

least eight and here to warsaw are to make progress for women rights and wednesday whishaw lead the state police jackie gays are much more war. subjects more than eighty percent of graves are never even reported to police and it does show us why i. wish you. a subjective opinion struck. it's a shocker said the judge and do not believe their bashing i'm using it all and peace and war ok. that's our global news update for this hour but don't forget you can always had to our website r.t. dot com for up to the minute reports. the hour. alright. thank. god i'm going to regret it because it was a comedy show where americans in america covering american news are called foreign agents yes let's start off tonight with a topic some of you might not have heard of but i think it's important it's called if i'm pronouncing this correctly racism. and if you live in my home state of virginia it is all the rage right now right i mean that's to call her all right apparently if you're an elected official in virginia hating black people is the new black it is hot right and some forms of racism are easy to sa

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police this whole situation is disgusting and absolutely unacceptable you know least eight and here to warsaw are to make progress for women rights and when she whistle at the state police the gates are much more war there is. some but it's more than eighty percent of graves are never even reported to police and direct these are shot while you know he was shooting that's a subjective opinion from age. is that sharpton said the job and not their backs and abusing it all and it was. that's your news wrap up for now but i'll be back at the top of the hour with the latest thanks for tuning in wherever you may be. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the pope the pope different clubs on one hand it is logical to sit in the home fields where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and a fresh perspective from i'm used to surprising people by salt or not if you think . i'm going to talk about football narvi or else you can think i was going to go. by the way ways of that slide here. the incident was not built for security s

i do agree with what patrick's eight person from warsaw i mean was ethiopian airlines it started was that awful tweets from a.p. which amount. to a complete or off off the rest of the victims but then it went on from from a journalist from to the financial times who was pretty much from india or was ethiopia i would say who is to tamed the idea of the growth of that you know the amount of goals ethiopian airlines had registered in the past but then he said but then there are so many questions you know he wanted to link that was there gross of the ethiopian airlines the accident with the gross so it went with went on like that and then you know the whole more stuff than it works including the c n n n m s n b c how to grocers who are into telling the idea that the pilots where we're somehow underperforming were not ready and you know all sorts of ideas in terms of you know talking these from a journalist point of view for journalists to say this i would say there is no excuse for that is just the simple lizzie. you know reckless way off reporting for example. you know asking if you get