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the armenian prime minister of a sense to step down accusing him of treason and mismanagement equal ston of what she covered the bloody military conflict between the 2 countries for us joined on the head with some in-depth analysis on the ongoing political crisis. this whole process it has been brewing for months because it all stems from mean years and well nagorno-karabakh a defeat in last year's war with the armenian government the promise their people that they would come out victorious out of this clash with there by john over the issue of this disputed region over nagorno-karabakh i spent a month there well as the war was breaking out all around me and basically from the very start and all throughout the war everything that we've heard everything that journalists have heard everything that the population the people that heard from the i mean inside it it was we're going to come out victorious yes we are falling back a little bit but that's a tactical retreat and we will regain our positions and don't worry we have it under control so when i was there by john and i mean i signed a p

that is not unusual for skill stons like this. the ones with real tusks keep them from falling out of the sockets. there is nothing to hold them on. so the way i think about this skeleton is that it is the largest mixed media sculpture. this is his artistic and scientific rendering of what to do with those bones, how to sculpt the missing pieces, and how to give us back the very first natural monument, if you will, around which to construct our identity or at least our sense of ourselves. so this went on view and ushers in the mammoth. and the week before he will leave for europe piehl will host a dinner for him in the mammoth room and the tables are set around and under the mastedon and he is feted under the creature that he helped elevate as part of who we think we are. so when he takes him around philadelphia he introduces him to the scientific community, the american philosophical society, which makes him a member as he is departing for europe. when he comes to washington piehl sets up the trip with jefferson and humboldt will

it's time now to bring in nbc bay area political analyst larry ger ston for this discussion.i, larry, good morning to you. what do you think accounts for this recent development, up-tick in attacks. >> when you talk about hate crimes, there are a lot of variables. a lot has to do with the economy and people's perceptions in advance but we know one thing, since covid-19 we've seen a massive uptick as you referred to at the beginning. that massive uptick has been related to asian americans. a recent pew research poll shows asian americans have really suffered the brunt of the outrageous remarks that have happened since covid-19. 58% of asian americans have felt the bankrupt, 45% african-americans and then down the line, only 18% are white. what this shows is a lincoln between the emergence of covid-19 and mistreatment of asian americans, often costing them their lives as we've seen in some recent bay area stories. >> so you said since covid-19 and at the end there you said a linkage between covid-19 and the treatment of asian americans. like how, why are those related? >> one f

my first inmemoriam i honor the life and memory of gasigh, king ston andrews.rs of age was tragically taken from us on the morning of february 10th. as a supervisor, father and grandfather, my heart aches for him and his family. he was an adventurous young man who loves skate boarding, hiking, running, and drawing. at presidio hill school, he he ex celled academically and drawn to science. his tenacity for life propelled him to travel extensively. he visited 30 of our 50 states and explored mexico, cuba, spain, italy and the u.k. all in his young life. his traveled helped him become mature and insightful with a keen since of recognition and people and culture all have shared experiences, wants and needs. it is also important to cause the there type of tragedy sun acceptable. no family should have to go through this. we owe it to his memory to come together and demand an end to this kind of behavior. even when pro pro at traffic calming and device that's top speeding traffic and reckless driving we would much remember to drive slow in our communities. our childr

my first inmemoriam i honor the life and memory of gasigh, king ston andrews. a man at 12 years of age was tragically taken from us on the morning of february 10th. as a supervisor, father and grandfather, my heart aches for him and his family. he was an adventurous young man who loves skate boarding, hiking, running, and drawing. at presidio hill school, he he ex celled academically and drawn to science. his tenacity for life propelled him to travel extensively. he visited 30 of our 50 states and explored mexico, cuba, spain, italy and the u.k. all in his young life. his traveled helped him become mature and insightful with a keen since of recognition and people and culture all have shared experiences, wants and needs. it is also important to cause the there type of tragedy sun acceptable. no family should have to go through this. we owe it to his memory to come together and demand an end to this kind of behavior. even when pro pro at traffic calming and device that's top speeding traffic and reckless driving we would much remember to drive slow in our communi

investigations in the futureecause it enables us to take a piece of evidence at we suspect has been ston and then trace it back actually public lands, to a stump on the forest. goddard: we have to figure out what the victim is in terms of species. it may be legal to kill a certain species or perfectly illegal, depending on its genus and its species. we can analyze the dna of a tree, then we can extract dna from that plank, which is all we need to examine the oils to determine this genus and species. we are the first crime lab ever to have a xylarium, where we use the known samples to ideify wood evidence. lancaster: so a xylarium is for wood what a library is for books. it's where we house all the different wood blocks that allow us to look at reference material when we get a new sample. and so, if we get an unknown and we have an idea of what it is, we can build a population based on what we have here. there are wood collections all over the world, and we partner with a lot of them in order to build what you see here. we have probably close to or over 15,000 different wood blocks or sli