also elementary school teacher i would love to actually on the start with you ashanti one of the thingsoticed -- you know that's been a great amount of time in new york although i live in texas, and in new york -- for me ashanti it has been a visible difference over the last several years. the presence of the legal immigrants within the community, has that been your experience do you see a big change just in in your life over the last three years? >> yes definitely in my life as you said i'm a teacher a lot of people were contacting me because of school and my neighborhood and coney island literally asylum seekers and private students from their education which is a very big problem. will: yeah. that backs up what i think a lot of us who spend time in new york have experienced personally -- let's move on -- you know, the brownsville texas or texas always gets something first and we dongt hear about brownsville first and we hear about del rio other sectors you're right there at the tip take a look at migrant encounters from 217 to 2.4 million in 2023. 300,000 to 2.4 million what does tha

so, great britain announced its intention to return historical artifacts that belonged to the ashanti 32 historical items are planned to be returned, 17 of which are currently in the victoria albert museum, and another 15 in the british museum. among the artifacts that will be returned, the swords captured in the battles between the british and the ashanti, the golden peace pipe, the seven gold leaf ornaments and the golden disc that protected the king's soul. supposed. that the exhibits will be exhibited at the manhyia palace museum in the city of kumasi, located in southern ghana. so, you can imagine how beautiful it is. it seems to me that this is a plot for a full-length film. i even. i know for which one, this is the next episode of india jones, the returned jewelry, yes, in fact, today i want to remind everyone that today is february 2nd, and children, we are children of the nineties, we know that february 2 has always been associated with what, with the film groundhog day, i watched it , spring should have come if he crawled out of his hole, of course, but i want to say more ab

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the territory of modern ghana, the ashanti state, was not named by chance. colonialists, the british,with the lifelong exile of the african ruler, occupation and confiscation of royal gold. in the 19th century , queen victoria's troops conquered an african state, occupied the capital, blew up the palace, and then demanded more from the survivors. 50,000 ounces is one and a half tons of gold as compensation for the punitive raid. now times have changed after all, compensation is more often demanded by the injured party than by robbers. treasures brought from africa to britain were sold at auctions, some ended up in museums. 150 years later, the two british and victoria and albert museums are ready to send a total of 32 artefacts, i think. in relation to underdeveloped states, not democratic, as they would say today in london. these artefacts are presented in our museum as both an example of fine jewelery work in west africa and as an example of the strength of the british empire. but the british there is no need to be afraid that there will be no such samples left when these works are

it was no coincidence that the british called the territory of modern ganna, the ashanti state, the goldent gold reserves; in the end , the biggest-toothed of the colonialists, the british, prevailed; seven anglo-oschantine wars ended in the lifelong exile of the african ruler yaa, occupation and confiscation of royal gold. in the 19th century , queen victoria’s troops conquered an african state, occupied the capital, blew up the palace, and then from the survivors, they demanded 50,000 yuan... that’s one and a half tons of gold as compensation for the punitive raid, now times have changed, after all, compensation is more often demanded by the injured party than by the robbers. the treasures brought from africa to britain were sold at auctions, some ended up in museums. 150 years later, two, the british and the victoria and albert museum, are ready to send a total of 32 artefacts to the opening day in ghana. the british government refers to the law prohibiting him from returning stolen goods and artifacts, and although ghana is the owner of these things , she is now given treasures only fo

unbelievably, it's the same hospital where ashanti hassel, tyronne's stepmom, is working the late shift>> they came through the back doors of the emergency room, and i seen one of our paramedics actually on top of him, doing compressions. and they were coming toward me, and i could see his face and how he was turned to the side, and i could see his eyes. >> you knew he was gone? >> yeah, i knew because i see it too much not to know. and dr. hammer walked out, and he just stood there for a second. the only thing that i heard him say was that "we actually worked on him longer than we usually do, dear." and he was like, "i'm sorry." and for a second, the only thing that i could, you know, think was like, "you don't know, why is this happening to us?" >> sounds like this dude is home on leave from the army. >> back on colfax avenue, investigators know its going to be a long night. >> we got a guy shot in the head, um, shell cases all over the place where he was standing outside. we really don't have a whole lot to go on. >> it was a baffling case to start with. >> one of the things that str