planes dropping essential supplies in west berlin up to thirteen thousand tons each day. i see this monument as a sign of the fight for freedom that's what it was. now turkey heads to the polls on sunday with the future of the country's political system at stake if the current president. wins he's promised to deliver sweeping constitutional changes to further strengthen the presidency and cement his power in a country which was once a parliamentary democracy there are challengers to his bid for reelection but everything points to another win for. what. the. president. has been steering the course of turkish politics for more than fifteen years. he has a good charted reelection which would allow him to further tighten his grip on power. after this presidential election the most controversial constitutional changes in a generation will come into force they were only narrowly backed by the turkish people in last year's referendum is out on when the necessary majority he will be an almost all powerful president but he is not there yet. these people stand in his way they are a

allies united their zones into one economic and monetary area soviet union reacted by blockading west berlin and closing all transport routes to the sectors under western control to supply the population with essential goods the allies had to use three airway corridors and the berlin airlift was born. for more than a year a plane made a drop to the sea for more than a year a plane it made its. attached to temple of airport today seventy years ago he watched western allied aircraft land here to safe west berlin. well i think of the past in connection with the airports i feel totally different back in time and my heart and mind relive those hardships. planes no longer fly to and from this place but back then the airport was the hub of one of the most extraordinary rescue missions of all time the soviets blockaded west berlin in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight the people of the war torn city where on the verge of starvation west berliners and their mayor and slighter feared the worst. of it is. deviation not only it came in last year's eve dish either is played. i am scared of. the weste

it's one of the most iconic images of german history a picture showing excited children in west berlin cheering on u.s. and british planes which were affectionately known as candy bombers but they were in fact part of the first international crisis of the cold war after the second world war germany was divided into four zones american a french british and soviet in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight the capital berlin western allies united their zones there creating west berlin now the soviet union decided to block a west berlin closing all transport routes into that part of the city and to supply the population with essential goods the allies used three air corridors and thus the berlin airlift was born for more than a year planes drop goods into the besieged zones one plane arriving every three minutes delivering thousands of tons of food a coal and medication every day and sometimes even candy hence the name the candy bombers this week marks the seventieth anniversary of the blockade. met one berliner who was a child at the time but was from school still feuds attached to temple

allies united their zones into one economic and monetary area soviet union reacted by blockading west berlin and closing all over land transport routes to the sectors under western control well to supply the population with essential goods the allies had to use three remaining air corridors and the berlin airlift was born. over more than a year a plane may have dropped to the seas city every three minutes they delivered thousands of tons of food cold medication daily and sometimes even candy for berlin's youngest thess week marks the seventieth anniversary of the blockade our reporter daniel beirut met one berliner who was a child at the time of the airlift here's the story. for boris still feels attached to this place today seventy years ago he watched western allied aircraft land here to see west berlin. well i think of the past in connection with. i feel totally different back in time in my heart and mind relive those hardships. planes no longer flying. but that then the airport was the heart of one of the most extraordinary rescue missions of all time the soviets blockaded west berlin in

miss being near the most west berlin and saw the u.s. as their main defense against communism counter-demonstrators attacked the protest as they considered rudi ditch a troublemaker four days later more than one hundred thousand people gathered outside the town hall the mission of the district to show their support to the united states and to express their opposition to the student demonstrators is especially to achieve my. on a still weekend was shot in the head by an assailant reported to be an anti communist died years later from complications. such cuttack. like we knew there were going to be protests. the wiser if i was on duty for five straight days that's. the first part of the course we were where we saw the pictures the students in west berlin links arms the march to tell you the. he built side to what your government the newspaper build whipped up sentiment against the students and somerset this contributed to the attack on dutch cuba. built up with good shots and. this led to the easter riots demonstrators much to the headquar

there followed a demonstration through the streets of west berlin led by. about fifteen thousand people took part to show solidarity with the communist fighters in viet nam. police officer peter beattie was on duty that day he couldn't quite figure out what the protesters would try. to achieve. two news congress normally who should reform at first they just wanted university reforms and put it was then they started getting political with lots of socialist and communist rhetoric so this. puts you on as well as a court decision. for the people of west berlin didn't care much for that was brought in and neither did i. miss being near the most west berlin and saw the us as their main defense against communism counter-demonstrators attacked the protest as they considered rudi ditch a troublemaker four days later more than one hundred thousand people gathered outside the town hall in the shine of the district to show their support for the united states and to express their opposition to the student demonstrators is specially to my. face on a still weekend was sho

today seventy years ago he watched western allied aircraft land here to safe west berlin . well i think of the past in connection with the airports. i feel totally different back in time and my heart and mind relive those hardships. planes no longer fly to and from this place but back then the airport was the hub of one of the most extraordinary rescue missions of all time the soviets located west berlin in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight the people of the war torn city where on the verge of starvation west berliners and their mayor and slighter feared the worst. of it is. either they should not only came in last year's eve they should not either is why. i added. the western powers response was unique and alledged every few minutes planes dropped essential supplies in west berlin up to thirteen thousand tonnes each day. was just nine years old but he still remembers the airlift well berliners called the planes candy bombers because the pilots dropped sweets from the sky and set off bombs. they dropped little parachutes for us kids the whole street was full of childre

once more going to join the west berlin police force in one nine hundred sixty. back then it was a very respectable job one knows what it says or the newseum. it was. but in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight students saw the police as representatives of state authority and confronted them you know more and more not often safety there were demonstrations almost every day in one nine hundred sixty eight you have to stand half of them were not peaceful therefore has the police reports show. you who. but i think this all started the year before in one nine hundred sixty seven for you on. things really started heating up on june second one thousand nine hundred sixty seven when the shah of iran visited west berlin before and nurtures he was there to throw to you when he shot was all born. i was one of the officers assigned to the shah's motorcade and those. who don't know. i was students protested against the shah's visit they said that iran was a dictatorship that allowed the use of torture in prisons the police responded with force to demonstrations that turned

it's one of the most iconic images in post-war german history seventy years ago today children in west berlin were cheering on u.s. and british pilots their planes affectionately became known as candy bombers they were part of the first international crisis of the cold war the berlin airlift provided a lifeline to millions to the soviets blockaded capital a reporter daniel berlant met one berliner who was a child at the time of the airlift here's his story. boris still feels attached to this place today seventy years ago he watched western allied aircraft land here to see west berlin. well i think of the past in connection with. i feel totally different back in time in my heart and mind relive those hardships. planes no longer flying to and from. the bank then the airport was the heart of one of the most extraordinary rescue missions of all time the soviets blockaded west berlin in one thousand nine hundred eight the people of the war torn city were on the verge of starvation there was no food or gasoline west berliners were afraid of succumbing to the soviets. got there they would. be there

the soviet union decided to blockade west berlin closing all the transport routes into that part of the city so to supply the population with essential goods the allies used three air corridors and the berlin airlift was born for more than a year planes dropped goods into the besieged zones one plane arriving every three minutes delivering thousands of tons of food cold and medication every day and sometimes even candy hence the name the candy bonus this week marks the seventieth anniversary of the blockade the w. reporter daniel berlant met one bella who was a child at the time who was from school still feuds attached to temple of airport today seventy years ago he watched western allied aircraft land here to safe west berlin. you well i think of the past in connection with the airports. i feel totally different back in time and my heart and mind relive those hardships. planes no longer fly to and from this place but back then the airport was the hub of one of the most extraordinary rescue missions of all time the soviets blockaded west berlin in one thousand nine hundred eighty ei

we meet at grosz in west berlin.sappointed. the food was excellent, though. germany's cool with, you know, "come to our country, get high and party." >> else: it's not germany, it's berlin. >> anthony: it's berlin. >> else: and in berlin, we say, "berlin is not germany," you know? i remember the first time i was in berlin when i was 14 years old, and i remember exactly coming here and having this almost physical feeling of freedom. like, i was a goth girl at that time, like i started to only wear black and listened to dark music. and when i came to berlin, i was like, yes, here i can be who i want to be. and it almost felt a little bit magical. >> anthony: do you think that people who came here from other countries, back in weimar era and now, people are looking for a dark side, do you think? >> brendan: certainly, the people are looking for things that they couldn't do at home. >> le pustra: exactly. >> brendan: they're looking for -- >> le pustra: they still come here for the forbidden. >> brendan: -- things that,

. >> i went over to west berlin as we called it in those days to do research. lin wall, and over here is the german parliament building. standing there, if you close your eyes, you can hear the incoming shell fire from the battle of berlin. you can still feel the horrors of the second world war, and then you open your eyes and can you see the free world and turn and look at the communist world. >> in west berlin, where democracy rules, these pictures speak for themselves. the citizens, well clad, walk freely. east berlin too reveals itself to the camera, citizenry stealthy, streets empty, drab is the word it describes, it seems. >> it's color and gray, it's motion and nothing. bret: nervous west german officials appealed to the white house to pick another location. they worried reagan might provoke gorbachev. reagan's own state department worried too. >> i paid a visit on the ranking american diplomat in west berlin. he was full of ideas of what ronald reagan should not say. don't have ronald reagan come here and sound like an anti-communist cowboy, and don't ma

. >> i went over to west berlin as we called it in those days to do research. first stop is at the berlin wall, and over here is the german parliament building. standing there, if you close your eyes, you can hear the incoming shell fire from the battle of berlin. you can still feel the horrors of the second world war, and then you open your eyes and can you see the free world and turn and look at the communist world. >> in west berlin, where democracy rules, these pictures speak for themselves. the citizens, well clad, walk freely. east berlin too reveals itself to the camera, citizenry stealthy, streets empty, drab is the word it describes, it seems. >> it's color and gray, it's motion and nothing. bret: nervous west german officials appealed to the white house to pick another location. they worried reagan might provoke gorbachev. reagan's own state department worried too. >> i paid a visit on the ranking american diplomat in west berlin. he was full of ideas of what ronald reagan should not say. don't have ronald reagan come here and sound like an anti-commun

for me perhaps because i grew up with my show on radio set in east germany and always listened to west berlinstations that was my only connection to the outside world. has been making music for over a quarter of a century and has had a defining influence on the evolution of the transponder he's been voted best deejay in the world multiple times and still racks up more a year than most professional pilots. but in february twenty sixth seen that glittering career almost came to an abrupt and fatal and. i had a pretty bad accident there was this stage construction and it was covered with black fabric but it wasn't very robust. i fell through it because the cloth couldn't bear my weight has to be on it and then we need underneath the stage there were these intertwined cables and structures and so i plunged six metres down and got pretty damaged. bones. and question pushing east. and i was leading in several places and i have to say i was lucky that there was a specialized neurological clinic just ten minutes away from the venue. when your buck. i mean if it happened in amsterdam and not in who tr

taste of paris and berlin district it's a neighborhood that was once at the heart of former west berlin the german capital covers an area of nearly nine hundred square kilometers making it eight times the size of paris. is enormous there has been heritage his love of berlin from his mother who was born here in the city. in berlin you will free to live out your own ideas. you need to stick at it but it's definitely possible going i could never invite me to restaurant in paris for example with the conditions are much tougher and you need a lot more money for them feel. great. this . is both coast and some a year and all the ones on offer are of course french. but in the kitchen he has an international team of staff all of whom have worked in michelin starred restaurants and various parts of the world. the mission guide has repeatedly awarded the casa. the plum all indicating good value for money . when i visit. interior design at its best check out our you tube channel detail the interior design stunning ideas spectacular buildings and d.i.y. tutorials on homesick aeration will take you i

this database recounts how murals appeared in the great landscape of west berlin the nineteen eighties their message was often political. some of the works no longer exists like this one by blue she painted over in black and chosen a fourteen in protest against judge for creation of. these works of street art are also set to disappear soon. but the world tree will not disappear from berlin forever despite the new building going up in front of it. the tree will simply be uprooted and planted elsewhere in the city nobody marfan's is delighted. that it will be visible somewhere else but to the. every day new works appear in berlin so norbert martens will always have plenty to photograph collection of street art. now from one amazing capital city to another we had to roam without the trade the fall is definitely among the biggest tourist attractions many people flip a coin into it if they are visiting the italian capital it's sad that a wish to have them come to adding yeah a million euros and up in the tray found that's a huge pot of coffee and so have you ever wondered where is all that

from the former west berlin to mit or in the former east and the legendary fall spring of.his pavilion is hosting a rather unusual performance. last netters there no no the grand daughters of the grandmother are sisters from puerto rico. with some basic props a knack to the horror of hysterectomy as medical experiments and drug testing in puerto rico women are used as guinea pigs for the u.s. pharmaceutical industry and not just there. we can see the evolution of the you know quality has been because slaves months were use for that research. and so if has been any story of how woman's and. has been used for and many calendars are complex. in a slight state of shock we move on to the next exhibition space center for art and urban studies a form of freight that we don't need another hero is the slogan of the be an. egyptian artist i mean shares this opinion in her installation she has different heads of state talking about major geostrategic projects around the mediterranean match oh politics. i mean counteracts this with a highly political vision the mediterranean is being d

sense perspective, but i cannot help but think that on this day, 55 years ago, in what was then west berlin, john f. kennedy gave his speech about tearing down walls. today you have the supreme court ruling. the statue of liberty is crying. the cofounders of airbnb said gripping children from the arms of their parents is immoral and counter to the american values of the longing. theseeed to reunite families. we are a better country than this area and they are matching donations to the assistance project. last as been hosting part of your -- guests as part of your program. in 2016, we did and add around the super bowl. we housed over 11,000 displaced people. we contributed $4 million to support refugee efforts. we are matching that program. it is not only about speaking up and sending up, it is also about putting action behind it. we are a community-based platform. we work with our host community to help open up homes for people who are to place. we will have more to say about this as we go forward. for us, this is a values-based issue. from a business perspective, think about what has happe

i cannot help but think that on this day, 55 years ago, in what was then west berlin, john f.nedy gave his speech about tearing down walls. today, you have the supreme court ruling. the statue of liberty is crying. emily: you also had a strong statement about the family separation, the cofounders of airbnb said gripping children from the arms of their parents is immoral and counter to the american values of the longing. -- belonging. they need to reunite these families. we are a better country than this. you are matching donations to the assistance project. you have been hosting guests as part of your program. how many have you posted? sted?sted -- ho >> in 2016, we did and add around the super bowl. we housed over 11,000 displaced people. we contributed $4 million to support refugee efforts. we are matching that program. with the international refugee assistance project. for us, it is not only about speaking up and standing up, it is also about putting action behind it. we are a community-based platform. we have 5 million plus listings around the world and we work with our ho

on his arrival to west berlin, kennedy was met by the mayor, and they reviewed -- he called the berlin wall shocking and shameful. before he left the city, he recorded a message, citing the difficulties under which the residence lived. rome, the kennedys were granted a private audience with the pope. in his visit ady year later, met with pope paul. those for the thousand days of the kennedy administration, the spirit of what was called camelot, a young president pledged to get the country moving again. but it ended that terrible november day in dallas. cbs news correspondents pick up the story of the body of president kennedy was returned to washington. >> this is the cnet andrews air force base -- this is the scene at andrews air force base and the body president kennedy is being transferred to an ambulance. behind it come mrs. kennedy and robert kennedy. ♪ [indiscernible] behind them, other members of the family. [gunfire] in 1960 four, kennedy won the democratic nomination for u.s. senator for new york. >> i accept her nomination gratefully. >> his critics called him an interloper,

on his arrival in west berlin, kennedy was met by mayor billy brought. called the berlin wall shocking and shameful. before he left the city, he recorded a message for broadcast to east berlin, citing the difficulties under which the residents lived. in rome, kennedys were granted a private audience with pope john 23. it was one of many visits the kennedy family has made to the attic and. in year lateredy met with pope john's successor. those were the thousand days of the kennedy administration. of a youngof camelot president who pledge to get the country moving again. dayll ended that terrible in dallas. >> this is a scene at andrews airport base. presidentthe body of kennedy being transferred to an ambulance. behind it comes mrs. kennedy and robert kennedy. >> [indiscernible] behind them other members of the .amily and president johnson apparently another change in plans. [gunshots] >> in 1964, kennedy won the democratic nomination for u.s. senator from new york. >> i accept your nomination gratefully. >> during the campaign kennedy's critics called hi

this time moving to west berlin with friend and punk icon iggy pop. >> he and iggy asked me to give them put a scarf and a cloth cap on and they could walk anywhere in berlin unnoticed. >> unnoticed. so how liberating to be able to just be completely free. >> and that's something he hadn't had for many years. ♪ let's dance ♪ put on your red shoes and dance the blues ♪ >> reporter: but he didn't stay hidden for long. with a string of top ten hits in the early '80s, bowie was a bona fide mega star. in heavy rotation on mtv. he began popping up on the silver screen as well, in movie roles that ranged from the biblical to the fantastical. ♪ i move aside for no one >> he is the world's best rock star who is also an actor. and he always told me that if he wasn't going to be a rock star he was going to be in musical theater. >> reporter: visconti also worked on bowie's 25th album, titled "black star." it would be his last released on the artist's 69th birthday in 2016. two days later david bowie was dead of liver cancer. >> "black star" was not meant to be the last album. he had another one in

president reagan, west berlin, back in 1987, and president trump in singapore today. >> see, i thoughtontrast. for tear down the wall, kim jong-un, erect those beach condos. >> i really tried to be right down the middle all day today. >> you've done very well, mika. i commend you for it. and, you know, you had ronald reagan who spoke out against the evil empire plight, members of washington's elite were offended that he would say that about a country that probably killed 30 million to 40 million of its own people from its start in 1917. from a regime. but you know, rick stengel, one of the great differences -- we keep talking about how this is sort of a reality show. not a shotgun marriage but a shotgun summit. which we all hope ends up being successful. though the contrast couldn't be greater between reagan and trump. ronald reagan, it was joked, gave the same speech for 40 years. when he got on airplanes, martin anderson described how reagan constantly carried around legal pads with him. didn't talk to people in airplanes. they hunched in the corner and was constantly writing out his

where you're from so yeah we're trying to save you i'm from germany from berlin elicits with a believes. in the west for yourself about the from the focus on those of us. just. three three years i was fifteen years old i was abused as a team for a long period of time with an oddly priest agreements just can't. thank you canada accounts from over fifty countries. at the end of the conference we talked to one of the activists and barrett doyle. facts reports from victims snap is the only group to been able to establish a list of priests worldwide allegedly involved in the cases we only include those priests who have been accused of child sexual abuse in a credible document it has to be either a court document that's publicly accessible or a mainstream news outlet it's called father she began her work fourteen years ago sorry refuge in the states these activists publish the names and photos of accused priests on the. net to try to ensure they never come into contact with children again. this is just the letter a and it just keeps going. i mean the names of the i'm so far so all in the entire database w

david bowie's song "heroes," released two977, which features young lovers who meet at the berlin wall, a wall that westermany, and and it had come to similar division -- symbolize the division of the cold war. we've now looked at the trust in government that had been a central part of post-world war ii america that resulted from the war in vietnam of from the shocking scandal watergate. and we've also looked at the economic, the growing which had brought so many americans into the middle class 1950's and '60's. we've learned about the rising the right andn the left, that sought to fill created that was being in american politics and for the trifecta today, we're gonna look at the failed in bothy politicians parties to re-create a center in relations, after the war in vietnam had shattered policies of containment that had guided the cold war. attentionpay special domesticle of politics, particularly the rising power of the conservative stifling these efforts. during the 1970's, the central target of conservatives were not left wing democrats, though they certainly drew the ire of the right, but republic

the larger of what we saw between east and west germany when the berlin wall came down, what would itatiohe two koreas? >> it would take quite a bit. sorry, i've gome audio in my ear. ramy: all right, let's go in and try to fix that. meantime, let's go to our next guest and take a look at this summit from another angle. singapore is abuzz with the meeting expecting in 24 hours time and that could be a boon for local economies, not just regional economies as we saw. let's bring in someone who leads our asia equities team. what sectors do you see the most as gaining from this? think consumer stocks in particular are going to get a bit of a lift from this big historical summit that's happening in singapore this week. to be precise, there are hotel companies here that are fully booked and completely blocked out. ,here are local restaurants iconic seafood you can only get in singapore. there's also transportation companies that are going to be impacted by this in a good way and if you were to look at it like last week, investors and traders were waiting to see the balance sheets of these c

west germany. the death threat that divided the city of berlin alone measured a stunning one hundred and fifty five kilometers. its removal left a vacuum a gaping wound that needed to be healed initially at a very practical level it's got kind of exam started live as no overall strategy or master plan but there were obvious questions that needed to be answered the links that needed to be reestablished in the view the train lines that needed to be connected on the then there was the question of what to do with particularly sensitive areas and more stern. pin there were some bonnet gestures such as the punters ponderous or federal revan a string of government buildings designed to link east and west. the free space was gradually filled by many different groups. but a lot of it some things were decided by the state over there were also. citizens initiatives that some areas are do a long time for ownership issues to be clarified some are still not settled for. the free space gave way to a new county culture many people live to squatters and empty buildings berlin offered virtually unparalleled freedoms

west germany. the death strip that divided the city of berlin measured a stunning one hundred fifty five kilometers. its removal left a vacuum a gaping wound that needed to be healed initially at a very practical level. this got kind of exams but there was no overall strategy or master plan but there were obvious questions that needed to be answered bridges that needed rebuilding train lines that needed connecting then there was the question of what to do with particularly sensitive areas. the free space gave way to a new party culture many left discourses an empty buildings full and offered virtually unparalleled freedoms and in one thousand nine hundred the city became a hit. very few of the free spaces from back then are still let today precious lotzen prime locations were quickly snapped up by developers a building being followed the former death street was partly transformed giving way to offices shopping malls and luxury apartments. only a few traces of the berlin wall remain. the memorial site at ban our shasta is the last drop of water where visitors can get a sense of the full extent of th