is a piece of france in berlin. everyone who comes here knows what to expect. >> a lot of berliners were sad to see the western forces go in the summer of 1994, when they paraded with pomp and circumstance through the middle of the city. the era was over, with all its ups and downs, but with a happy ending. the departure of the soviets told a very different story. few civilians turned out for the last parades to the memorial in the southeastern district. it was a somber affair, attended by the chancellor at the time, helmut kohl. for most, the soviets were nothing more than the occupying power. the soviet monument is still a place of significance for many russians, part of by a giant warrior and a military cemetery. thousands of soviet troops are buried there. the former lieutenant colonel often comes here to remember his fallen comrades. >> students came here and learned what the were meant for our country and how dangerous the times war. -- what the war meant for our country and how dangerous the times were. they

and i wanted this odyssey to begin in east berlin and to finish in west berlin which was a dream and of course i got to get to east berlin and i mean it was still there were still there we'll get to east berlin and talking with the people responsible for culture and i think. it's a very good idea but we don't have any theaters available in july and i say well we don't need theaters we have tents and we play outside of. ok we don't have any hotel rooms. but we don't need hotel rooms we have kind of and so and then i realized that there's no way that east berlin was going to cross the wall but when we did the tour and we ended with we took the stress of the seventeenth of june in berlin west which is up against the brandenburg gate. and we did the odyssey there finishing symbolically before the brandenburger tor do you do you still do you still communicate with mr. you meet mr gorbachev here and here in moscow. like do you really need the support of politicians to keep going is it just inspirational maybe some some other kind of support or some sort of satisfaction when you when you do

receded the fall down fall of the berlin wall a couple weeks after you you moved out from berlin. the walk a wall collapsed but another day another serious thing maybe even more serious is that your journey across europe back and back in one nine hundred eighty nine was followed by series of velvet revolutions and clued in the one headed by. well is there any kind of revolution you would like to bring about today this time that you know that you that you're making a remake of this thing this event anything anything that you are really driving at we're we're didn't set out to create a revolution twenty years ago we happened to be in time with history where they were in time with history this time. two thousand and time will. put you on the right certain borders but i see. which country borders the economic philosophical. to graph with cool line still the same i mean east and west or or how are they changing are moving somehow these borders how do you see it as an artist. i just i just drove from york to moscow. and the borders the border has moved whereas twenty years ago but borde

and i wanted this odyssey to begin in east berlin and to finish in west berlin which was a dream and of course i got to get to east berlin and i mean to all of us still there but you know we're still there we'll get to east berlin and talking with the people responsible for culture and i think. it's a very good idea but we don't have any theaters available in july and i say well we don't need theaters we have here to tents and we play outside. we don't have any hotel rooms but we don't need hotel rooms we have kind of and so and then i realized that there's no way the east berlin was going to cross the wall but when we did the tour and we ended with we took the stress of the seventeenth of june in berlin west which is up against the brandenburg gate. and we did the odyssey there finishing symbolically before the brandenburger tor do you do you still do you still communicate with mr hamill. will you meet mr gorbachev here here in moscow. like do you really need the support of politicians to keep going is it just inspirational maybe some some other kind of support of some sort of satis

and i wanted this odyssey to begin in east berlin and to finish in west berlin which was a dream and of course i got to get through east berlin and i mean to all was still there were still there we'll get to east berlin and talking with the people responsible for culture and i think. it's a very good idea but we don't have any theaters available in july so what we don't need theaters we have there deterrents and we play out so i don't. we don't have any hotel rooms. but we don't need hotel rooms we have kind of and so and then i realized that there's no way that east berlin was going to cross the wall but when we did the tour and we ended with we took the stress of the seventeenth of june. in west which is up against the brandenburg gate. and we did the odyssey there finishing symbolically before the brandenburger tour do you do you still do you still communicate with mr. will you meet mr gorbachev here in moscow. like do you really need the supports after the titian to keep going is it just inspirational maybe some some other kind of support of some sort of satisfaction when you whe

and i wanted this odyssey to begin in east berlin and to finish in west berlin which was a dream and of course i got to get through east berlin and i mean to all were still there were still there we'll get to east berlin and talking with the people responsible for culture and i think. it's a very good idea but we don't have any theaters available in july and i say well we don't need theaters we have their deterrents and we play out so i don't. we don't have any hotel rooms. but we don't need hotel rooms we have kind of and so and then i realized that there's no way that east berlin was going to cross the wall but when we did the tour and we ended with we took the stress of the seventeenth of june. in west which is up against the brandenburg gate. and we did the odyssey there finishing symbolically before the brandenburger tor do you do you still do you still communicate with with mr. will you meet mr gorbachev here here in moscow. like do you really need the support of politicians to keep giving you suggest inspiration or maybe some some other kind of support of some sort of satisfac

and i wanted this odyssey to begin in east berlin and to finish in west berlin which was a dream and of course i got to get through east berlin and i mean it was still there were still there we'll get to east berlin and talking with the people responsible for culture and i think. it's a very good idea but we don't have any theaters available in july and i say well we don't need theaters we have to tents and we play outside of. we don't have any hotel rooms but we don't need hotel rooms. we have kind of and so and then i realized that there's no way the east berlin was going to let cross the wall but when we did the tour and we ended with we took the stress of the seventeenth of june in berlin west which is up against the brandenburg gate. and we did the odyssey there finishing symbolically before the brandenburger tor do you do you still do you still communicate with mr hamill. will you meet mr gorbachev here here in moscow and like do you really need the support of politicians to keep going is it just inspirational maybe some some other kind of support of some sort of satisfaction w

and i wanted this odyssey to begin in east berlin and to finish in west berlin which was a dream and of course i got to get to east berlin and i mean to all of us still there you know we're still there we'll get to east berlin and talking with the people responsible for culture and i think. it's a very good idea but we don't have any theaters available in july and i say well we don't need theaters we have feared it tents and we play outside. we don't have any hotel rooms but we don't need hotel rooms we have kind of and so and then i realized that there's no way the east berlin was going to cross the wall but when we did the tour and we ended with we took the stress of the seventeenth of june in berlin west which is up against the brandenburg gate. and we did the odyssey there finishing symbolically before the brandenburger tor do you do you still do you still communicate with the with mr. do you meet mr gorbachev here here in moscow. like do you really need the support of politicians to keep going is it just inspirational maybe some some other kind of support of some sort of satisfa

"berlin -- capital of science." they have a long history of science. the brothers grimm researched and produced their stories here. albert einstein contemplated relativity in the city. >> earth-shattering discoveries sometimes have an everyday context. it was at this table that atomic fission was discovered pushing humanity into the atomic age in berlin in 1938. the exhibition of world knowledge includes world -- breaking technologies collected from around the world. >> we are a center of excellence in mathematics. we are world leaders into the study of the ancient world, educational studies. in areas where we are not the leaders, we want to be. >> the exhibition does not shy away from the darker side of scientific is stable -- darker side of scientific achievement. there is an exhibition which focuses on the gas attacks from world war room and one. leading jewish scientists were forced to flee and berlin lost some of its greatest thinkers. >> recovering from that low was impossible. that was terrible. only now are

here is a look the one group in berlin and their initiatives. >> it is friday afternoon in berlin. some activists are on the right to a local commuter train to carry out a demonstration. stand up and take action against poverty is the motto of their campaign, which is designed to draw attention to the un millennium development goals. once the doors close, he calls all the passengers to take a stand with him against poverty and allow themselves to be filmed. ♪ >> we're standing up because we're demanding justice center calling on our government to no longer just sit there and do nothing. >> and everyone on the train actually does stand up. these people got the message. >> you show by standing up the civil society is standing up and is calling on the politicians to get up and finally do something. to take responsibility. and show the political will to finally bring about an end to global poverty. >> the protest action continues. using the internet, he has called for a demonstration here to draw attention to the millennium development goals. protesters began to show up to take a sta

here is a look the one group in berlin and their initiatives. >> it is friday afternoon in berlin. some activists are on the right to a local commuter train to carry out a demonstration. stand up and take action against poverty is the motto of their campaign, which is designed to draw attention to the un millennium development goals. once the doors close, he calls all the passengers to take a stand with him against poverty and allow themselves to be filmed. ♪ >> we're standing up because we're demanding justice center calling on our government to no longer just sit there and do nothing. >> and everyone on the train actually does stand up. these people got the message. >> you show by standing up the civil society is standing up and is calling on the politicians to get up and finally do something. to take responsibility. and show the political will to finally bring about an end to global poverty. >> the protest action continues. using the internet,e has called for a demonstration here to draw attention to the millennium development goals. protesters began to show up to take a stand

i was born in west berlin. after the wall fell, i went straight to the east and started a relationship with an east german man. ♪ >> the whole situation and that typical east-west team has abated a bit through the contact we have had and business relationships. >> it is only the politicians who keep telling us there is a difference between east and west. ♪ >> quite a variety of opinions there. the reunification process has not always been easy. the difficulties of also been reflected on a personal level. when people from the east have met and started relationships with people from the west and vice versa. it seems even 20 years later, only 4% of marriages are east- west partnerships. we acmpand one such couple along the walk across -- around the former border the once divided them to see how they're getting along. ♪ >> she grew up in an east german village. he was born near cologne. they have been together for 17 years. before meeting, most of what they knew about thother germany was through cliches. >> p

i was born in west berlin. after the wall fell, i went straight to the east and started a relationship with an east german man. ♪ >> the whole situation and that typical east-west team has abated a bit through the contact we have had and business relationships. >> it is only the politicians who keep telling us there is a difference between east and west. ♪ >> quite a variety of opinions there. the reunification process has not always been easy. the difficulties of also been reflected on a personal level. when people from the east have met and started relationships with people from the west and vice versa. it seems even 20 years later, only 4% of marriages are east- west partnerships. we accompanied one such couple along the walk across -- around the former border the once divided them to see how they're getting along. ♪ >> she grew up in an east german village. he was born near cologne. they have been together for 17 years. before meeting, most of what they knew about the other germany was through cliches

economic experts predict the collapse of the euro as they gather in berlin saying the currency has been flawed from the moment it was introduced. to brain power flows back to india as a troubled us economy pushes many migrants to return to their home while the promise of a brighter future. you're watching r t coming to you live from the russian capital welcome to the program and now to our top story the three space crew who had to spend an extra day stuck in orbit have returned safely to earth they were held up by a glitch which prevented their so use craft from undocking with the space station thomas has more from mission control just outside moscow. everything went according to plan and today in fact around six o two this morning with the capsule on dock from the international space station the soyuz t.m.a. eighteen and crew then basically started their descent to earth at eight thirty they made their deorbit burn which meant firing the engines the point of them down towards the earth around nine o'clock in the morning they entered the earth's atmosphere very fiery environment in fact

i am terry martin in berlin. please stay with dw tv.

berlin came under fire for what many said was a lackluster program. some believe that venice is out shining both. some films, such as this psychological smallethriller, "k swan." it struck a balance between mainstream movies and art house there. some of the most popular films have been french. in this comedy, a trophy wife plays the wife of a board executive. when her husband becomes ill, she takes over the factory. the film, set in the 1970's, has an interesting take on the times. venice's festival is likely to be boosted further when they finished with the complex of seven state of the art movie theaters. the project is set to be completed in 2012. people from the industry are confident that will change of venice for the better. >> venice has always not been set in stone. am i think they have a great lineup this year, very diverse. >> the most important thing is that venice exists and has a place at the top. >> perhaps the praise is also influenced by the surroundings, which seem like one large film festival. >>> the festival aims to celebrate inter

you are on the edge a group of economists and current sexperts gathering in berlin to discover the single currency claim it's heading for clocks. run to revise brain drain only qualified and a great to do and so we turning pro due to the state of the american economy. international news live from moscow this is all to be with me here dash above all about thanks for joining us so use capsule with a crew of three on board has landed safely in kazakhstan that's after two russian cosmonauts and the u.s. astronauts have been delayed in orbit for a day as the spaceship couldn't and it from the international space station due to have force alone the returning crew will be replaced by another team next month all she's shown thomas has been following the story in moscow. the preliminary tests say that the flight crew is nominal meaning that they are in good health and in good condition after six months in space and a trying to days in fact the t.m.a. eighteen crew consisting of alexander sort of. go and tracy caldwell dyson they did launch back in april and spent six months in space but the past t

at the palace outside berlin, the 75-year-old artist received a media prize for his defense of freedom of speech and freedom of expression. chancellor clarke praised him for his steadfastness. -- chancellor merkel pron for his steadftness. >> europe is a place were an artist can draw like this. europe is also a place where freedom of belief, religion, and respect are valuable. >> the cartoonist said the 2005 drawing was only one out of thousands. >> now this cartoon has its own life. it is rolling around the world. i have no influence on it anymore. and maybe they will try to kill me once and have success, but anyway, the cartoon they cannot kill. >> he returns to denmark and a life under constant threat. he still says he would do it all over again. >> for more on the story, i am joined in the studio by our parliamentary correspondent, peter craven. what else did angela merkle have to say? >> the thing we always have to bear in mind is that she grew up in that repressive state that was the former communist east germany. that is why at the heart of this address there was the statement "

at the palace outside berlin, the 75-year-old artist received a media prize for his defense of freedom of speech and freedom of expression. chancellor clarke praised him for his steadfastness. -- chancellor merkel prison for his steadfastness. >> europe is a place were an artist can draw like this. europe is also a place where freedom of belief, religion, and respect are valuable. >> the cartoonist said the 2005 drawing was only one out of thousands. >> now this cartoon has its own life. it is rolling around the world. i have no influence on it anymore. and maybe they will try to kill me once and have success, but anyway, the cartoon they cannot kill. >> he returns to denmark and a life under constant threat. he still says he would do it all over again. >> for more on the story, i am joined in the studio by our parliamentary correspondent, peter craven. what else did angela merkle have to say? >> the thing we always have to bear in mind is that she grew up in that repressive state that was the former communist east germany. that is why at the heart of this address there was the stateme

column is the currency experts hold out little hope for the year i was they gathered at a conference in berlin. brain drain reversed as the american economy shrinks many indian immigrants in the u.s. are heading home jump start losing innovation in the native country. and in our closed up series we explore russia's biggest island something lived with its unique wildlife and rich natural resources it's. a very warm welcome this is the line from moscow with me alice tippett to call spittles on to give us astronauts who safely landed back on earth. their stories spacecraft on from the international space station on its second attempt after a technical glitch on friday while our correspondent so we told them about the troll and joins us now live now you see pictures of the smiling faces of the crees so i guess that means that is a good sign everything i went to plan this time. well is that is certainly the case in fact of the faces of the smiling crew were welcomed by the family members who were here at mission control and it was very exciting and just a good vibration to have to watch their faces

columnists and currency experts hold out little hope for the euro as they gather at a conference in berlin. brain drain reverses the american economy shrinks many indian immigrants in the u.s. heading knowing jump still missing innovation in their native country. and in our close up series we explore russia's biggest island in some come in with its unique wildlife and rich sits. a very warm welcome. from moscow with me i said but a russian soyuz spacecraft with three crewmembers on board is nearing its you to land in around twenty minutes time and well the spacecraft left the international space station on its second attempt after a technical glitch on friday our correspondent sean thomas is following the flight's mission control. the stories to me eighteen crew got into their capsule this morning at six o two they were released from the international space station and it looks like they are on target for their landing this morning around nine twenty one in kazakhstan in fact it's been an interesting couple of days where the crews had to troubleshoot and problem solve in fact for the first

collapse a columnist in currency experts hold a little hope for the euro if they gather at a conference in berlin. brain drain reverses the american economy shrinks many indeed immigrants in the u.s. are heading home to jump starting innovation in their native country. very warm welcome to you this is the life from moscow with me alice hits two cosmonauts on the u.s. has landed safely back on the stand it follows a failed has had on friday to cut their soyuz craft from the international space station after a technical glitch we saw in thomas is that mission control for us. everything went according to plan and today in fact around six o two this morning the capsule undock from the international space station has soyuz t.m.a. eighteen crew then basically started their descent to earth at eight thirty they made their deorbit burn which meant firing the engines that pointed them down towards the earth which started their pretty tumultuous a descent and what i mean by that is that around nine o'clock in the morning they enter the earth's atmosphere a very fiery environment in fact no two we lost sign

not too distant future the sixteen country eurozone will fall apart according to those gathered in berlin this weekend and where better to hold a conference like this of all the economies in the eurozone germany has paid the heaviest price for the economic mismanagement of the countries that have come to be known as the pigs portugal italy ireland greece and spain forced to do some things to rescue those economies the e.u. and the i.m.f. set up a seven hundred fifty billion euro emergency fund one hundred ten billion euros has been lent to greece and there's some speculation in the press that the greeks are looking to delay repayment of that loan but the collapse of the euro looks less likely than it did three months ago eurozone economies are doing much better than expected germany has fewer unemployed people and in the second quarter of this year it clucked tough it's best course in the growth rates for twenty years but nigel farage of the u.k. independence party says more on the rest is coming the situation in portugal possibly worse than that in greece so i mean don't think that becau

had been abused -- former pupils of a catholic high school in berlin came forward. john, tell us what sort of differences do you think these changes are going to actually make. >> there is a range of measures, actually, in these new regulations, which are intended to prevent cases of child abuse occurring. it is difficult to see how effective they are going to be. obviously the intention is good. the aspect that is going to be grabbing headlines in germany in tomorrow's this papers will be the fact that the german newspapers have committed themselves in all 27 diocese to contact the police to report cases of child abuse to the police as soon as there is a reasonable suspicion that child abuse has taken place, with the sole exception, they say, and this should be a rare exception -- if the victim himself or herself insists upon the police not being informed. that is very unusual, particularly since many people do not realize there is no legal obligation whatsoever for anyone to report a case of sexual abuse. this is a particular restraint the church is voluntarily pl

not too distant future the sixteen country eurozone will fall apart according to those gathered in berlin this weekend and where better to hold a conference like this of all the economies in the eurozone germany has paid the heaviest price for the economic mismanagement of the countries that have come to be known as the pigs portugal italy ireland greece and spain forced to do some things to rescue those economies the e.u. and the i.m.f. set up a seven hundred fifty billion euro emergency fund one hundred ten billion euros has been lent to greece and there's some speculation in the press that the greeks are looking to delay repayment of that loan but the collapse of the euro looks less likely than it did three months ago eurozone economies are doing much better than expected germany has fewer unemployed people and in the second quarter of this year it clots healthy best course in the growth rates for twenty years but nigel farage of the u.k. independence party says more on the rest is coming the situation in portugal is possibly worse than that in greece so i mean don't think that because

economic experts predict the collapse of the euro as they gather in berlin saying the currency has been flawed from the moment it was introduced. and brain power flows back to india as a troubled u.s. economy pushes many migrants to return to their homes for the promise of a brighter future. you're watching our team broadcasting live from moscow welcome to the program now to our top story did three space crew who had to spend an extra day stuck in orbit have returned safely to worth they were held up by a glitch which prevented their so his craft from docking with the space station r.t. sean thomas has more from mission control just outside moscow. everything went according to plan and today in fact around six o two this morning the capsule on dock from the international space station the soyuz t.m.a. eighteen crew then basically started their descent to earth at eight thirty they made their deorbit burn which meant firing the engines that pointed them down towards the earth around nine o'clock in the morning they entered the earth's atmosphere a very fiery environment in fact around ni

also in this hour of news economic experts predict the collapse of the euro as they gather in berlin saying the currency has been flawed from the moment it was introduced. brain power flows back to india as the troubled us economy pushes many migrants to return to their homeland for the promise of a brighter future. for moscow it's eight pm saturday night here now i'm kevin zero in with the top stories of the three space crew had to spend an extra day stuck in orbit have returned safely to earth they were held up by a glitch which prevented this from on talking with the space station thomas has been full story. short high that the crew then as i said now near moscow having medical tests what do we know about their condition after the long journey back home. ok but at this point all is well the preliminary tests say that the flight crew is nominal meaning that they are in good health and in good condition after six months in space and trying to days in fact the t.m.a. eighteen crew consisting of alexander sort of. tracy caldwell dyson they did launch back in april spent six months in

economic experts predict the collapse of the euro as they gather in berlin saying the currency has been flawed from the moment it was introduced. and brain power flows back to india as the troubled us economy pushes many migrants to return to their home and for the promise of a brighter future. it's midnight here in moscow welcome reverend the world you're watching us i'm kevin this is our top story tonight the three space crew had to spend an extra day stuck in orbit have now safely returned to earth they were held up by a glitch which prevented the soyuz craft docking with the space station the bit replaced by another team too which is now the baikonur cosmodrome preparing for next month's flight thomas has been following the story for us in moscow. the preliminary tests say that the flight crew is nominal meaning that they are in good health and in good condition after six months in space and a trying to days in fact the t.m. eighteen crew consisting of alexander sword top. twenty and co and tracy caldwell dyson they did launch back in april and spent six months in space but the past

mir and a little bit columnists and current sexperts gathering in berlin to discuss the single currency claymates heading home why it was. not until a valid claim the cornerstone of indians who emigrated to our returning home to the poor state of the american economy. the. news from russia and around the world this is all see with me you dash above all of thanks for joining us as so you can chill with a crew of three on board has landed safely in kazakhstan that's after two russian cosmonauts and a u.s. astronaut have been delayed in orbit for a day as the space ship couldn't and page from the international space station do you have false alarm they were telling crew will be replaced by another team next month sean thomas has been following the story in moscow for us. the preliminary tests say that the flight crew is nominal meaning that they are in good health and in good condition after six months in space and a trying to days in fact the t.m.a. eighteen crew consisting of alexander sort of. go and tracy caldwell dyson they did launch back in april and spent six months in space but th

it is in berlin for us. and we've had a room full of six hundred fifty people listening to around about fifteen speakers ranging from economists to some of the foremost currency experts in germany and also former european central bankers and they've been saying essentially that maybe not today maybe not tomorrow but sometime in the not too distant future the euro is going to collapse and they've been arguing that it's a fundamentally flawed concept in the first place that ever since its introduction it's been in inherently a wrong thing to do also officially bringing together sixteen economies nearly seventeen when i joined in january that inherently have nothing in common at the end of the day there's going to be option of what they're calling an action plan is going to be four points and one of them is going to encourage people to call for a referendum in germany on the euro asking people whether they really want to or still be enforced and the aim of these people here today through that referendum will be

firm from berlin was commissioned to look at the data. the aim was to find out who had been leaking information from top management to the press. >> one of the accused claims that he informed the ceo about his legal investigation plans earlier than first thought. the officials have denied any wrongdoing. >> european shares ended the day and week with healthy gains. a better than expected batch of employment data out of the u.s. helped the blue chips crews to their strongest weekly performance since july. >> the west report listed the move at the end of the weekend there was a sigh of relief when the numbers cannot because they had been much better than expected. this report lower to fears that the u.s. could slip again into recession. the german companies are focusing on china. audi reported an increase in sales in china. they would like to make china their biggest market in a few years. >> we are looking at the closing numbers. the dax closing higher. the u.s. stocks 50 also closing higher. across the atlantic on wall street, share price

it took less than one year after the fall of the berlin wall for the legislation leading to unification to be passed, but in the process, leaders in both east and west wanted to be certain that many of the injustices of the east german regime would not be forgotten. a special institution was set up to preserve the archives of the east german secret police or "stasi" as it was college. one group is tasked with preserving them in making them available. >> these used to be the stasi complex, a hermetically sealed complex in berlin-lichtenberg. >> this was the starting point of the persecution of people. decisions were made here about how to intrude into people's lives or to destroy their careers or to damage them in some other way, and i can never forget that fact when i stand here. >> she is the federal commissioner for the stasi archives. these days, it is housed next to the police of chief, who was investigated -- who was charged with investigating. he can get access to files. as a civil rights activist in the former east germany, he was under surveillance by the stasi, but she does not

firm from berlin was commissioned to lo at the data. the aim was to find out who had been leaking information from top management to the press. >> one of the accused claims that he informed the ceo about his legal investigation plans earlier than first thought. the officials have denied any wrongdoing. >> eupe shas eed the day and week with healthy gains. a better than expected batch of employment data out of the u.s. helped the blue chips crews to their strongest weekly performance since july. >> the west report listed the move at the end of the weekend there was a sigh of relief when the numbers cannot because they had been much better than expected. this report lower to fears that the u.s. could slip again into recession. the german companies are focusing on china. audi reported an increase in sales in china. they would like to make china their biggest market in a few years. >> we are looking at the closing numbers. the dax closing higher. the u.s. stocks 50 also closing higher. across the atlantic on wl street, sharerices rallied. t

i'm in berlin with professor vilhelm hankel who is one of a group of currency experts who filed a suit with the constitutional court in germany against the greek bailout professor hackles that's very much for talking to r.t. now tell me about the complaint that you with the cult so your whole idea. is illegal because of. your community. is completely forbidden for a very simple reason a country which can count to be bailed out will not follow the financial model. so all know it's a precondition for a stable you're. having now it's a spade you have to do you'll never be in trouble. because it requires only one let's face it our popular face. maybe it's clear from. this is a real fear. is in. very very deep. inflated and so there's a reason we started this complaint treaty must be fulfilled. so you maintain that under the terms of that a bailout is actually illegal what outcome do you hope for if secord sharing. in german participation. be stopped and i think we are coming back to. stability probably the richest are fading away. maybe greek is forced to opt out and why not because the co

in berlin game kron 4 news. >> in san jose u.s. district court judge has cleared the way for executions to review at san quentin. albert is scheduled to dialed by lethal injection at 12:01 p.m. on september 29th. it the judge is given brown the option of being given one drug or three drug cocktail. dan cronin kron 4 news. if >> san jose to assault cases at city college in the stretch of two weeks have people on edge including a rape case here in this parking lot heard of the most and was forced and toward car and raped on september 13th and on september 21st of a female student climbed the stairs to bargain grosz was pushed against this wall she got away and authorities don't connect the two cases. >> can't this patrol be stepped up to try and prevent this again. in san jose kron 4 news. >> officials here in oakland police headquarters say that a person wanted for robbing a bank of america branch and a converter was recently arrested following tips that came in from the committee. in fact opd said there's been a noticeable turn aro

the german government has denied claims by the french president that berlin is planning to clear roma accounts in germany and deport people living there back to their country of origin. sarkozy said it after an eu summit in brussels. the meeting was called to discuss foreign policy but was overshadowed by the controversial deportation. sarkozy also talked with the eu commission had about the issue. >> president nicolas sarkozy lsd eu summit after a war of words over the controversial deportations. after clashing with the european commission president, sarkozy also angered germany by climbing berlin also plans to clear from the camps. >> merkel indicated there was going to be a proceeding of the evacuation of the camps in the coming week. we will see how calm german politics will become then. >> angela merkel's office promptly denied the claim, the chancellor and the french president had not discussed rahm in germany. most of germany's roma live in homes and hospitals, not in camps like those in france. >> in germany, there are repatriations. regardless of the country of origin, they a

economists and currency experts hold out a little hope for the euro as they gather at a conference in berlin. war of words american officials and western delegations walk out of the rain and president's speech at the u.n. as he blames the u.s. for the nine eleven attacks. and explores the world of science and technology find out what the moscow capital has to offer. on the subject of science that's the theme of this week's moscow ause i'm from the great space race to medical advances and this is the times of peace the great this country is being. obsessed with technological and biological developments are to get all show here at the russian academy of sciences. the economy was in seventeen twenty full time many in the bush but it's illogical and empty city cheeseman. as time progressed scientific research battle against censorship control. in eight hundred forty eight for example the government made it illegal. to universities in search of scientific training should government two hundred seventeen introduced censorship. not of the sorest era and throughout the soviet times from closed citie

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the german government has denied claims by the french president that berlin is planning to clear roma accounts in germany and deport people living there back to their country of origin. sarkozy said it after an eu summit in brussels. the meeting was called to discuss foreign policy but was overshadowed by the controversial deportation. sarky also talked with the eu commission had about the issue. >> president nicolas sarkozy lsd eu summit after a war of words over the controversial deportations. after clashing with the european commission president, sarkozy also angered germany by climbing berlin also plans to clear from the camps. >> merkel indicated there was going to be a proceeding of the evacuation of the camps in the coming week. we will see how calm german politics will become then. >> angela merkel's office promptly denied the claim, the chancellor and the french president had not discussed rahm in germany. most of germany's roma live in homes and hospitals, not in camps like those in france. >> in germany, there are repatriations. regardless of the country of origin, they are

economic experts predict because of the euro as they gather in berlin say the currency has been flawed from the moment it was introduced. and brain power flows back to india as a troubled us economy pushes many migrants to return to their home for the promise of a brighter future. and next march in andrews and gauges in some intellectual activity visiting moscow's academy of science and the biggest polytechnic museum in russia this said war coming up in moscow out. on the subject of science that's the theme of this week's moscow ause i'm from the great space race to medical advances ever since the times of peace the great this country is being. obsessed with technological and biological developments for the day and also here at the russian academy of sciences. the economy was stuck in seventeen twenty full time many in the russian elite. and logical and. as time progressed scientific research battle against censorship control. in eight hundred forty eight for example the government made it illegal. to universities and search scientific training to bolshevik government two hundred seven

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germany's second-biggest airline, air berlin, got a big boost from the summer vacation season. the carrier's passenger numbers in august rose nearly 9% to 3.7 million compared to the previous month. airline said tuesday that fleet capacity was lower during the same time spent two the airline teamed up with several tour operators to offer packaged tours, making the summer season especially lucrative for air berlin. >> you have some german news for us. >> yes, i do. the german police have raided buildings used by the country's largest neo-nazi group, searching for evidence that it is acting in against the constitution. the organization known as the hng is believed to have some 600 members. it was founded in 1979 in frankfurt before moved. tuesday's police targeted 30 properties in nine states. investigators suspect the group is trying to strengthen germany's various far right groups by forging alliances among the organizations. and international service and education has found that germany excels at vocational training but is producing fewer university graduates than other countr

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and thousands take to the streets of berlin and across europe protesting against excessive camera surveillance they claim governments and businesses intrude on their privacy rather than protect the. past few days we've been reporting from jaroslav all part of the historic golden ring of cities and towns surrounding moscow time now to visit another one of those towns one another town this time soused old famed for its spectacular churches where the past has been perfectly preserved stay with us. early. hour. the gateway to our final location series still has the three hour college jenny from moscow this out as a base will face of magnificent modest raise bright domes quite village streets and russian traditions so join me martin on his for a final program on russia's gold ring tour in. the town was first mentioned in the russian chronicle in the a ten twenty full time of peasant revolt in the area every one hundred years later its home became the capital of the real stuff su still principality it's actually quite difficult to come here by public transport strains only go as far as got to me if