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In germany not far from the bradenburg gate and we have pictures so you can see the difference in the crowd size. screen left, going to go screen left, see the crowds today in berlin at the bradenburg gate. couple of thousand people. but you can see in 2008, how many people in germany turned out to see this fresh, new politician from america, speak to the masses. it is 10:00 eastern. i want to tell our viewers joining us where we are. i'm carol costello. k welcome to newsroom. president obama gave a historic speak at the bradenburg gate the place where the wall came down, separating east and w...

Explain to both people in europe and i'd argue back home in the u.s. what his true vision has been as president and what it will be going forward. you heard him talk about his embrace of gay rights and his embrace of gender rights. you heard him talk about economic opportunity for all and you heard him embrace nuclear disarmament which has been his chief foreign policy priority from the day he first came into the senate. he said that was going to be a priority for him in the state of the union address earlier this year and he has made good on it in the speech even if it's unlikely to come to p...

Take you back to berlin, germany. this is the mayor of berlin speaking right now. after he speaks angela merkel will speak, the leader of germany and then president obama will take the podium and perhaps give a speech of historical significance at the brandenburg wall. you can see the crowd. they were doing the wave a short time ago before the three politicians walked on stage. very hot in berlin this morning. people are fanning themselves and you can see they're waving american and german flags. that's the mayor of berlin speaking. we're going to take a quick break. we'll be right back. if th...

And he spoke with merkel about it privately. so, he's not candidate obama. he's now president obama. but presidents of the united states go to the brandenberg gate to speak about big things. to speak about the post-war world. that is exactly what this president is going to do today. talk about cutting the nuclear arsenal. it is going to be a large, thematic speech as it was back in 2008, but it's going to be tempered by the experiences of a president who's been in office and who has a little bit of a different view of the world. >> okay. let's go back to jessica yellin and talk about that very...

We can be a little more informal among friends. as your chancellor mentioned five years ago i had the chance to address as senator. today i'm proud to return as president of the united states. and i bring with me the enduring friendship of the american people, as well as my wife, michelle and malia and sasha. you may notice that they're not here. the last thing they want to do is to listen to another speech from me. so they're out experiencing the beauty and the history of berlin. and this history speaks to us