with boys bible and with or donated to the linden museum in germany 117 years later they're about toreturn to namibia. hard to sell it's a talk on the today is the last day that these items will be exhibited in the newseum next week they'll be packed up we've had a special protective box made for them exhibits and i had it with me on the plane. february 29th the delegation touches down in lynn talk early in the morning. was. hendrik records descendants are attending the reception. and the 50. 5 in. a debate about the repatriation of stolen art has been raging in berlin for some time the rebuilt berlin city palace will house the homeless forum which will serve as the new home of the ethanol. dickel museum. but how many of its treasures are colonial blood antiquities. the homebuilt forum has brought the issue of looted art center stage. it's not the 1st time that berlin has been at the heart of a debate about imperialism. the african continent promised the colonial rulers wealth and power. colonial expansion was in full flow when in 1904 german chancellor to fund bismarck invited europ

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linden came in as majority leader, and i think did remarkable things. we would not have had the civil rights laws, at least within the next 10-20 years without him. and we had to do that. >> was in fact the world's greatest liberty of body or was that oratory tradition beginning to fade. walter: i think it can be the world's greatest deliberative body, i don't think most parliamentary institutions cannot be because of their roles and numbers. but i do not think it is as much as it should be, right now. in a desperate way, we need these great issues to be fully and completely in front of the american people. and only the senate can do that. and so i have been around, where the senate has performed that function. it is the most unique institution, of parliamentary institutions in the world by far. almost every upper body in the parliamentary systems, in the house of counselors, and japan. they become somewhat atrophied with less jurisdiction, and without the same power as the lower house. only in america, in the united states senate, has the upper house b

linden came in as majority leader, and i think did remarkable things. we would not have had the civil rights laws, at least within the next 10-20 years without him. and we had to do that. >> was in fact the world's greatest liberty of body or was that oratory tradition beginning to fade. walter: i think it can be the world's greatest deliberative body, i don't think most parliamentary institutions cannot be because of their roles and numbers. but i do not think it is as much as it should be, right now. in a desperate way, we need these great issues to be fully and completely in front of the american people. and only the senate can do that. and so i have been around, where the senate has performed that function. it is the most unique institution, of parliamentary institutions in the world by far. almost every upper body in the parliamentary systems, in the house of counselors, and japan. they become somewhat atrophied with less jurisdiction, and without the same power as the lower house. only in america, in the united states senate, has the upper house b

hands 3 major opera houses the undisputed 1st among them is the battle in state opera on today in linden boulevard which began as the royal opera into the pandemic is keeping the stage dark the house had been reopened in 2017 after 7 years of renovations primarily to make optimal use of state of the arctic used to design. in spite of the coronavirus the house has also been holding primaries already planned though come to the minimum in the form of online productions. there's a am. program trans are you going to. back to the premieres we held on t.v. and online during the time of corona and the own corona program as well had bigger audiences than otherwise 5 from corner number one should be pliable the online performances we chalked up an average of $10000.00 viewers per day and now for our broadcasts of lohengrin and general far from what we sense that they met with lots of energy and they enjoyed a wide distribution cuffed in the spec and if you consider that we've got 1377 say 2000 and then these numbers the upper is reaching now a very encouraging album because they were taken. in add

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research can help shed light on their origins but often entails laborious detective work so that the lindenuseum stuttgart is looking into the provenance of its libya collection with the help of stephen issaka from the initiative heritage watch namibia would be good for starters we would not know what in the stalls of european museums we would not we would not have the full inventory the size the log of the markets in basically our museum store as a full 5 eyes are some of the artifacts are increasingly in a state of disrepair because museums are unable to restore them and properly look after them the real big on. 2 objects have been exhibited in stuttgart just twice in over 100 years a bible and a whip from namibia. in 2013 the libyan embassy formally requested their return. german southwest africa 893. hendrik with boy lived in a village called han cons he was the chief of a nama clan and a devout lutheran. driven by his religious ideals he rebelled against the cruelty of the colonial oppressors. that april german colonial forces attacked and ransacked the village.

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three incidents in san bruno since last friday, ranging from the area by skyline college down to linden avenue off of el camino, were you surprised? skin? decide what? what the help of his son kill. fukuda tells me he saw mountain line coming out of san bruno city park as he was driving. work around 3 30 wednesday morning, he says the animal walked in front of his car. gonna stop break and what vorkuta says he was startled the first time he's seen a mountain lion. in this area. it is scared to know because i have dogs. we're pretty. i feel like we're pretty safe. neighbors tell me this video dated march, 30th is a sighting in neighboring pacifica. ah spokesman for the california department of fish and wildlife, says these incidents are not cause for alarm. would you live in mountain lion territory? 10, polyus says it's rare that a mountain lion would attack a human. it's often a young male mountain land who's in search of territory or a mate. it could be an outline in search of food. one neighbor's shed with me this video of a mountain lion jumping over the fence by his front door in ja

. >> reporter: linden patterson prepared for her last year of high school tennis, pandemic- style, working. and where are we now? ...and at home. >> as you can see, there's a couple of rackets out here. >> reporter: just a couple. >> just a couple. >> reporter: that's where she noticed more than ten years of her youth tennis career piling up, in the form of racquets. lots of them. >> i started realizing that other people, who i play with all the time, must have the same problem, or same rackets sitting out. >> reporter: turns out, she was right, so patterson created "love all tennis," serving up rackets and other equipment to under-served communities. patterson has donated more than 2,000 rackets with help from friends and the u.s. tennis association. now you're just collecting them on the road, too? >> that's right. now i can kind of kill two birds with one stone. i'm going and playing tennis and hopefully working on my game, and then at the same time, between matches, i'm going and picking up boxes. hi! >> reporter: we met up with patterson near atlanta as she delivered her latest batch

the 1965 the year churchill died linden president lyndon johnson's vice president former, minnesota. senator hubert humphrey. said he thought the vietnam undertaking was exhilarating. he said and i quote. we ought to be excited about this challenge because here's where we can put to work some of the ideas about. nation building now the phrase nation building is a semi-oxymoron. it is a contradiction in terms akin came to the phrase orchid building. as churchill new nations like orchids are organic growths. they are not things to be assembled and disassembled and reassembled like tinker toys. and as churchill also knew. communism he did from a european. strewn with ruins leaders who are not steeped in history not marinated in history. are apt to blunder. and by blundering they will make bad history. and more ruins 200 years ago this year on our nation's 46th independence day, july 4th 1821 then secretary of state john quincy adams delivered a lucid and measured statement of what he considered america's proper stance toward the world. i want to read you a portion of one paragraph from

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and since san bruno since last friday, ranging from the area by skyline college, down to linden avenue, off of el camino, were you surprised? whoa skin, decide. what what the help of his son kill. fukuda tells me he saw mountain line coming out of san bruno city park as he was driving to work around 3 30 wednesday morning, he says the animal walked in front of his car. gonna stop break and what. fukuda says he was startled the first time he's seen a mountain lion in this area. it is scared to know because i have dogs, but we're pretty. i feel like we're pretty safe. neighbors tell me this video dated march. 30th is a sighting in neighboring pacifica, a spokesman for the california department of fish and wildlife says these incidents. are not cause for alarm. we do live in mountain lion territory, ken polyus says it's rare that a mountain lion would attack a human. it's often a young male mountain land who's in search of territory or a mate. it could be an outline in search of food. one neighbor's shed with me this video of a mountain lion jumping over the fence by his front door in jan

san francisco mayor linden breed tweeted today that the city is planning to resume using that single dose shot and marin county says they are making plans that will start using the johnson and johnson vaccine once the western states scientific safety review committee completes his own evaluation. santa clara county has hit a vaccine milestone over one million people in the county have not received at least health officer dr sarah cody says, with one million people vaccinated, the county can now see a clear path out of the pandemic. and now comes the hard work to try to reach those who have not y vacce reluctant. we're doing lots and lots of outreach, including going door to door to see whether there's anyone in the home that hasn't been vaccinated that would like to be vaccinated. santa clara county officials say. for the first time they are seeing appointments going unused. they're expanding night and weekend hours at some vaccination sites and focusing on education in underserved areas. we went from having you know i would show up at the plaza like you know, 7 30 in the morning and

san francisco has hit a milestone in its effort to get people vaccinated, mayor linden breed said today. 50% of san franciscans, who are now age 16, and up have received at least one dose of the vaccine and 30% of the people are fully vaccinated. there are about 769,000 people over the age of 16 living in san francisco. no prosecutors in the north bay of file criminal charges against pg and e for causing the kincaid fire in october of 2019. the complaint by the sonoma county district attorney includes five felonies and 28 misdemeanors. the kincaid fire resulted in the largest evacuation in the history of sonoma county. 374 buildings were destroyed and six firefighters were injured. pg any says they don't they don't accept that the fire started that its line rather fire started the fire, but disputes the new criminal charges, saying, quote we do not believe there was any crime here. we remain committed to making it right for all those impacted. and working to further reduce wildfire risk on our system. ktvu is legal analyst michael cardoza told us on the four that pg and e is face crimin

stories and research and further complication of the american narrative and i think that applies to linden johnson tapes as well. there's just the luminous amount of them is that we didn't have to say anything we could just put the tape you the president could go out and say this public and then that said this on a tape and you know, it's it's just wonderful to have that, you know, we live in an age of so much information that no matter how many times somebody says something. we've lost our our sort of ability to be outraged which i hope we gain back shortly because you know things can get be said so many times but there's something about having a tape where you hear the president of united states talking to dr. kissinger about something which they have independently together said the exact opposite. and there's another filmmaker has to do you want to put your thumb on the scale? you could but you don't have to you just present it so that these things are really really important really important i have in my office leg shackles. you know. a unbelief, they're incredibly heavy. and you just

let's bring in jacob soberov and professor at the linden b.inue to learn it's harder putting these poll numbers when it comes to border crossings, what's happening at the southern border, also hispanic voters and hispanic issues in general, donald trump picked up 9 points over four years with hispanics. you look at the voting in texas, along the border. i'm curious when you see these numbers, joe biden's low numbers when it comes to handling the southern border, what are your thoughts? what are your takeaways? >> my take away is that the border is capturing all the attention. 33% approval rating. but the other thing i see, joe, is the fact that the biden administration has had a time of accomplishments, what many of us term under the radar accomplishments regarding immigration. so in joe biden's first 100 days, he has put forward over 90 executive actions to undo all of the things that the trump administration did in terms of restrictions for immigration. for example, the muslim ban. and he's putting forward things to push forward the lives of