when that day finally comes, as it will, the people of west berlin can take sober satisfaction in thewherever they may live, are citizens of berlin. and therefore, as a free man i take pride in the words, ich bin ein berliner. [cheering] >> [speaking german] and now, fellow citizens of berlin, we have reached a truly important moment in the history of our city. president kennedy will write his name in the golden book of berlin. [cheering] [bell tolling] [chanting kennedy] narrator: this storm of enthusiasm accompanies the president to the airport where he takes leave of berlin. his departure brings down the curtain on a great day on the hearts of berliners everywhere. mr. kennedy has suggested that what a human being stands for can make him a berliner. [gunfire] as the press hurriedly snaps pictures of this history making visit, the chancellor thanks the president. chancellor adenauer: take back to your country and the american people your understanding of the german people and their feelings. what they showed you here came fully from the bottom of their hearts. pres. kennedy: i'm hap

had to leave the jewish community if they wanted to become some that we also had relatives from west berlin, who always came to our house for dinner on saturday. it was funny because as a kid, i only knew about judaism indirectly. for example, my mother would tell me and sonia had just left the temple and imagine this greek ample, him with columns and stuff and clean fish. and i didn't know what it was. i didn't think it was anything bad. i just thought it was something they had their dot net backed in and don't tell them their pork in the goulash. there was always little things like that. so we didn't celebrate shabba. but it was a ritual that they would come to us after templeton campus, which com. okay, so let's say you're having white white wine. yes. i am so much. i was, i was in the middle and i are on our way to poland and, and feeling pretty queasy about it. that's totally understandable. your parents, a holocaust survivors from poland with a history like that. it's no wonder you feel that way. yes, it's painful response. i found the journey very inspiring so far. as a journalist, i

west remain an issue to day? patrice buddha, bella is berliner specifically west berlin and t. v. presenter. how would you describe yourself these days? berliner does east and west of matter to you? to me it actually does, but just rarely because like some people don't even know it. sometimes it's kind of i feel offended in ways when sometimes i like travelling around with people and the asked me, so is this the east? and i'm wondering why would they think it's the east although that we are in the west. so. busy because they're not really so familiar because so many things have been, have been built or renovated within the last a few decades. so of course i understand it's really hard to tell. you have some street signs which still indicates in which pods you are. it's very diverse, but also very chaotic and berlin. of course, it's not what it used to be like in the eighty's, which is not a bad thing, but we have to figure out if it's a good thing. ok with you remember when the walking was exciting, the thing was actually open. i actually live back in the back in the days and 89 i used to liv

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would pro vek castro's new friends the soviet union it take retaliatory action, most likely in west berlin, a city that khrushchev had been threatening to cut off from the west. kennedy didn't want to get into a risky gametit-for-tat with the soviets because that could lead to nuclear war. like everyone else, he can'ted castro gone. since he had criticized eisenhower about castro, he needed to do something. if he can sed the plan he'd look like a hypocrite. worse, he'd look soft on communism, which was the last thing john kennedy wanted to see. conventional wisdom has it that the cia misled kennedy about the essentials of the operation, that they really tricked him into going ahead by misleading him about the chances of the cuban population rising up against castro. i don't think the cia was totally upfront. richard bissell later claimed, admitted, rather, that they sold too hard. i don't believe kennedy was fooled either. i think he knew more or less what he was getting into and he got into it anyway because he know how not to get into it. he painted himself into a corner during the campa

. >> this nation will keep its commitments from south vietnam to west berlin. >> since i took officer in vietnam, an end fair to the people of south vietnam, fair to the people of north vietnam, and fair to those others who would be affected by the outcome. both in public and at the paris talks we've offered a number of proposals which would bring peace and provide self-determination. and we're ready to consider any other proposals that have the same objective. many urge that if only we halted our bombing of the north, peace would follow. nearly a year has passed since the bombing of the north was halted. three months have passed since we began the process of troop replacement, signaling both our own genuine desire for settlement and the increased readiness of the south vietnamese to manage their own defense. as i announced on tuesday by december 15th our troop strength in vietnam will have been reduced by a minimum of 60,000 men. on september 2nd, 1969, north vietnam's chief negotiator in paris said that if the united states committed itself to the principle of totally withdrawing i

the museums in dom we're in what was in west berlin, whereas the museums on museum island were in east berlin. the idea of bringing the actions of the museum of asian art and the ethnic logical museum into the city center was appealing. but housing stolen objects acquired in germany's colonial misadventures in a palace where imperial rulers, once resided, caused critics to shudder to them. this was the central and in the luck, double flaw of the entire project. ah, mom, i'm sorry. it was just on the start high one faction, one of the royal palace back. and i got another one at the home board for him instead, when just talking about just wasn't and it's, it was the spirit of pragmatism that parliament, the 2 together in the, him, with the home board for him in the museum shrinking behind the facade in, domino and that's how they gathered a majority in favor high humboldt forum comprises the ethnic logical museum and the museum of asian art, which are both part of the prussian cultural heritage foundation and a lot more. a berlin exhibition, the humble lab of the humble university spaces

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equal to and all her while germany was still divided, the museums and don them were in what was in west berlin. whereas the museums on museum island were in east berlin. the idea of bringing the collette of the museum of asian art and the ethnic logical museum into the city center was appealing. but housing stolen objects acquired in germany's colonial misadventures in a palace where imperial rulers, once resided, caused critics to shudder to them. this was the central and in the luck to both law of the entire project. ah, mom, i'm sorry, it was all just on the start high one faction, one at the royal palace back. and i got another one at the home board forum instead, when you're talking about this, was that and it took it. it was the spirit of pragmatism that parliament, the 2 together in the him, with the home board for him, in the museum shrinking behind the facade. and that's how they gathered a majority in favor. high humbled forum comprises the ethnic logical museum and the museum of asian art, which are both part of the prussian cultural heritage foundation. and a lot more of berlin exh

and when he visited west berlin as it was in the middle and said that there was seen as the father of the modern german university. miller said at the time the money i've been taught that you would also have to be seen as a grandfather of america. because universities are that it's not because what he had written were so influential in america because his kind of one that had spread across the lambs again. because so many american scholars who had studied in germany took these ideas that come with them. and also the most high between teaching and researching is something that would and if i start makes it typical. let's see if it's fits or the one university or the one faculty to be american institute for contemporary german studies is part of your university. and this institute is ensuring that there is an understanding of potential solutions for the big challenges facing us in our age on both sides of the atlantic and based on our common values pursuing our common interest of thought up. and this requires a comprehensive dialogue actually across academic communities. and beyond this

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we also had relatives from west berlin, who always came to our house for dinner on saturday. it was funny because as a kid, i only knew about judaism indirectly. for example, my mother would tell me and so on, you had just left the temple. and imagine this greek sample with columns and stuff in my name please. i didn't know what it was. i didn't think it was anything bad. i just thought it was something they had their dogs that fact in and don't tell them their work in the goulash. there was always middle things like that. so we didn't celebrate shabba, but it was a ritual that they would come to us after temple them. okay, so let's say you're having white white blane. yes. i do. every time i'm so much i know in in the news we're on our way to poland and, and feeling pretty queasy about it. that's totally understandable. your parents, a holocaust survivors from poland with a history like that. it's no wonder you feel that way. yes, it's painful. response i found the journey very inspiring so far. as a journalist, i spent a lot of time grappling with the problems of today hasn

to take retaliatory action most likely in west berlin a city that khrushchev. had been threatening to cut off from the west now kennedy did not want to get into a risky game of -- for tat with the soviets because he knew that that game could escalate to nuclear war. then again like everybody else he wanted castro gone. in fact since he'd run for president criticizing eisenhower. about castro he needed to do something. if you cancel the plan, he looked like a hypocrite worse. he looked soft on communism, which was the last thing john kennedy. wanted to see. conventional wisdom has it that the cia misled candidate. about the essentials of the operation that they really tricked him into going ahead by misleading him for example about the chances of the cuban population rising up against castro. i don't think the cia was totally upfront. in fact richard bissell later claimed later admitted rather that they sold too hard. but i don't believe kennedy was fooled either. i think you knew more or less what he was getting into. and he got into it anyway because he didn't

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the w news lived from berlin wildfires rage across west in canada. resa rescuers search for the meeting in town, supposed to evacuate dry conditions and extreme heat. fueling the fire, the government want of a long and challenging summer ahead. also coming up the battle between african forces and taliban fighters. that last foreign treat. leave bad from well here. why many afghans down that government troops can hold the line against the millet in advance and drama and disappointment? spain to q was placed in the euro, 2020 semi finals with the penalties. who's how big 3 over the dealt. they usually next after they win the belgium. ah, ah, i'm jared raid. thank you very much for your company. we begin in canada, where military aircraft had been mobilized to help deal with more than 130 wildfire tearing across the waste of the country. a record stating heat wave has field the fires, rescue as anal, searching for missing people in the late in british columbia. roughly $1000.00 people fled the town, which was almost entirely wiped out. for many, it was a chaotic escape with just minutes to

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this is the news live from berlin. germany launches a clean up operation after severe flooding. waters have receded in the west of the country mowing residents to assess the damage. more rain has fallen in the south and east putting those regions on high alert. also kind of go crazy jumping the gun and can the jury president spike lee gets ahead of himself announcing the winner of the festivals taught them. honor will reveal which failed perceived the time in the annex spicer. welcome to the program. germany's chance for angler math is preparing to visit regions of germany affected by severe flooding that has killed at least 156 people. the disaster area in germany stretches between the districts of heinz berg f stat and arvada near the border with the netherlands and belgium. a massive cleanup operation is underway. as rescue cruise search for survivors. more than a 1000 people are still missing. d w reporter kate brady has this report from some of the flooded villages around bon destruction and deborah, on every corner. the only sound on the street mud being scraped away and tractors, rumbling through the on

ah, was, ah, this is due to the news line from berlin. germany launches a clean up operation after severe flooding. waters have receded in the west of the country, allowing residents to assess the damage, but more rain has fallen in the south and east putting those regions on high alert . also coming up the political fall out from the flooding. germany conservative chancellor candidate is forced to apologize after he's seeing laughing during his speech about the flood by the german president. ah, i'm the spicer. welcome to the program. germany's chancellor, i'm going to america is preparing to visit regions of germany affected by severe flooding. that is killed at least $156.00 people. medical is due to visit one of 2 regions hit by the floods. the disaster area in germany spends more than 100 kilometers near the borders with the netherlands in belgium. or the district of water was the worst hit. a massive clean up operation is underway. as rescue cruise search for survivors. more than a 1000 people are still missing. do you have the reporter, kate brady has this report from some of the flooded villages around bon destruction. an

to the north and the salt is similar in context to that which is between east and west germany and the neck when the berlinm, liverpool and others to everyone else. they're very picks similarities like tees side which doesn't have... our similarities like tees side which doesn't have... 0urfriends in the southwest. i actually think there's a more nuanced discussion between towns and cities in the disparity between the two. the south african government is increasing the number of troops on the streets to 25—thousand — in response to widespread looting and violence sparked by the jailing of the former president, jacob zuma. at least 72 people have died and more than seventeen—hundred people have been arrested since the violence erupted. earlier i spoke to our correspondent vumani mkhize — who's in the coastal city of durban — about the current situation... thankfully here in durban and in area things have largely quietened down. that is a relief for security forces and the public. over the past few days we have seen numerous shopping centres and businesses being ransacked and looted. today it has been quiet.

this is the news line from berlin. germany launches a clean up operation after severe flooding. waters have receded in the west of the country, allowing residents to assess damage. but more rain has fallen in the south and east putting those regions on high alert. also coming up the political fallout from the flooding. germany conservative chancellor candidate is forced to apologize.

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berlin. the palestinian authority has shut down a media organization in the occupied west bank saying the office doesn't have a license, comes emitter reason cracked on a wave of protests that sol journalists, being assaulted and esteemed. national is called it a deliberate campaign of repression, to instill a climate of fear. it. abraham reports in ramallah passed in an activist pinch raid and her husband obey around sure how to tell their children about their arrest by the palestinian police. early in july obey was detained, had a protest against the palestinian authority. the police said the gathering didn't have a permit. when he protested his detention she herself was assaulted and detained. as he entered my 5 year old boy had always wanted to be a policeman. on his 6th birthday, he asked me for a costume after he saw the police assault me and released me at 3 am. he told me the police are scary. we don't get me that caused him took 14 a wave of protest against the palestinian authority that were broken up using excessive force. some journalists were banned from reporting, others detained a

berlin is africa. the problem with isn't the terrorism getting worse wrong and responding states in west africa say they're joining forces. we'll find out if this is a game changer for the region. also coming up we meet father, kind of a catholic priest in nigeria, raised money to his neighbors, billed a month to show that we can live together. we can work together. well children of god, religion is not for hatred. want to show love and south africa has top court the orders, former president j consumer to go to jail over failing to attend a corruption inquiry. the declared that mistake g called is guilty of the crime of contempt of court. just put on a pair of feast on her eye glasses and take a look at the high text future through the lens of the black culture. ah, the hello i'm a human homage is good to have you with us. african nations have a growing problem. countries across the continent on facing attacks by isn't this inspired insurgencies, the so called a stomach state may have lost influence in syria and rock. but its now claiming voss territory across africa, expanding and strengthening its influe

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berlin in africa. the problem with isn't the terrorism getting was wrong, and the sonic states in west africa state, they're joining forces. we'll find out if this is a game changer for the region. also coming up. we me, father kind of this, a catholic priest in nigeria raised money so his neighbors could build a mosque. i said is to show that we can live together. we can work together well, you're in a god. religion is much for hatred to show love and south africa has top court orders, former president jacobs duma, to go to jail over failing to attend a corruption inquiry. the teachers declared that mistake g called is guilty of the crime of contempt of court. put on a pair of c on our eyeglasses and take a look at the high tech future through the lens of black culture. ah, hello, i'm reading them homage is good to have you with us. african nations have a growing problem. countries across the continent of facing attacks by isn't this inspired insurgencies, the so called the some states may have lost influence in syria and rock. but it's now claiming voss territory across africa, expanding and strengthening

and that democratic horse the west wanted to see it remains what it has always been a dear a communist dear. i'm burnt off in berlin. this is the day the chinese are people who are home justice and we're not intimidated by the force. we have never bullied oppressed or enslaved the people of any of the country. the chinese people will never allow any phone forth to bully, suppress, subjugated long lives. the great, glorious and to really chinese people. me also coming up search and rescue crews at that collapse condo high rise near miami, had to stop their work today, fearing the remaining parts could give way. it came as us president biden arrived, promising more aid thing to know for room you all. because through as well as can be a lot of pain, anxiety, suffering, and even need for st. logical health in a days and wants to fall to our viewers on p b. s. in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with china's warning to the world. we will not be bullied. chinese president, she's in pain marked the chinese communist parties, 100 birthday today with 2 messages, one for the chine

and that democratic horse the west wanted to see it remains what it has always been a dear a communist dear. i'm burnt off in berlin. this is the day the . ah, we chinese are people who uphold just this. and we're not intimidated by best letter for what we have never bullied oppressed or enslaved the people of any of the country. the chinese people will never allow any phone forth to bully, oppress, subjugated, long live the great glorious and who really chinese people me also coming up search and rescue crews at that collapse condo high rise near miami, had to stop their work today, fearing the remaining parts could give way, it came as us president biden arrived, promising more aid where no room you all because through as well as can be a lot of pain and suffering and even need for st. logical health in days and wants to fall into our viewers on p b. s. in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin. the day with china is warning to the world that we will not be bullied chinese president. she's paying mark the chinese communist party is 100 birthday today with 2 messages, one for the chi

this is due to the news live from berlin. germany launches a clean up operation after severe flooding. waters have receded in the west of the country, allowing residents to assess the damage. but more rain has fallen in the south and east putting those regions on high alert. also coming up the political fall out from the flooding. germany conservative chancellor candidate is forced to apologize after he's being laughing during his speech about the flood by the german president . ah.

west multilateral idea is much stronger. guy: are german companies prepared to let that happen? for berlin to take a tougher stance?ckson's share prices are being hammered because of the fact that seat -- sweden has decided it will not allow huawei to be part of the 5g network in sweden. if germany does a similar thing on a number of different fronts, it could be volkswagen, dfw, bsf, the list goes on. judy: would it? really? at the moment, china does need german know-how and imports. on the other end, -- on the other hand, is not as homogenous as you think. there is a special take on china, criticizing their record on human rights and intellectual property rights and the unfair investment rules. in other words, angela merkel has stuck her neck out in trying to promote more trade with the chinese with german industry saying this is a very high price and our shareholders don't like it and the americans don't like it. it's were complicated that it is quite complicated. as long as -- merkel's chancellor, she will push this. alix: does it change when she leaves office? judy: if arnie lattice becomes prime minister, a c

so the state of emergency is not declared in berlin, but where it is taking place at m rainy as in the bobby hit state of north ryan west valia, where a clean up operation continues to be away. i'm in the middle, this town ard last and as you can see, it has this can now are rivers system goes right to the middletown. the waters rose so high and so fast that they just swept aside this safety barrier on wednesday night when they came rushing in. and here in town, you really get a sense of what's going on. people are putting all of their damage and discard a bolt valuables and belongings into the middle of the street and these back hose behind me here, lined up, there's several of them. they're picking up, putting them in dump trucks and the dump trucks are carting off. tons of material from the people's homes. we've seen keepsakes, we've seen furniture, we've seen appliances. we've seen everything. basically anything on the ground floor was pretty much destroyed because the water rose almost 2 meters here. and let's look a little more at the damage here. you have the local bakery out of commission, not clear when it's go

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