now, excuse me, belgium is returning the remains of patrice lamar. the icon of con, goes anti colonial movement to his family. an official ceremony is underway in brussels. it's believed a single tooth was all that was recovered of his body following his assassination in 1961. the member was congos 1st prime minister after it gained independence the year before. this report from our correspondent on the life and legacy of patrice number in this art studio in brussels, stands one of the greatest figures of the african independence movement this larger than life sized statue of patrice lamar, is a tribute to him from the congolese community in belgium lamar played a significant role in the transformation of the congo from a belgian colony, into an independent republic, at with the moon, baffled foul to freedom of his country. and he was killed for that. and the country never really recovered from that love until to day, patrice, remember, became the congress 1st. prime minister afterward gained independence in 1960. but he was only in office for a few

this larger than life size statue of patrice lamar is a tribute to him from the congolese community in belgium. lamar played a significant role in the transformation of the congo from a belgian colony, into an independent republic, a veteran. the moon baffled foul to freedom of his country, and he was killed for that. and the country never really recovered from that love until to day, patrice, remember, became the congress 1st. prime minister afterward gained independence in 1960. but he was only in office for a few months before he fell out what the country's former colonial ruler, which led to him being ousted in a qu, imprisoned, tortured and later executed. ludo de victor is a belgian author who wrote a book about lumen best murder. the book reveals the belgian government's complicity and details held. remember, and 2 of his associates were executed in the forest and how their bodies were disposed. it was done during the night, so there were a lot of villagers worm were very suspicious. and so very quickly yom or belgium and cover he's decided to dig up the brothers and to after th

euro finally returned home. former colonial power belgium hands over a single tooth belonging to patrice, one by 4 than 6 decades after he was assassinated. ah, i'm nicole fairly, it's good to have you with us. ukrainian president will let him ears. the lensky says, other european countries should brace for potentially hostile activity from moscow . he's, as ukraine faces story week, as it always a landmark decision from e. u. leaders on it's been for candidate status, but that this could prompt russia to intensify aggression against ukraine and its western supporters. a russian missile plunged into ukrainian soil in the city of lazy chance. no one is safe across the river. the city of several on yet has been reduced to rubble by fierce fighting as rushes offensive in the dawn, beth's reading grinds on the fears, at least chance is next to that. most residents have fled to them, but some are stuck when we fix up even. but we have nothing left, everything was burned down. the most important thing is to get my sick father out. that's all that matters to me. i don't know how long he can sur

a single tooth is all that is believed to remain at patrice. the lumber after his assassination in 1961, an official ceremony to hand back, the tooth is being held in brussels, or speak to a correspondent there after this reporter who patrice lumber was and how he died. in this art studio in brussels, stands one of the greatest figures of the african independence movement this larger than life size. statue of patrice lamar is a tribute to him from the congolese community in belgium. lamar played a significant role in the transformation of the congo from a belgian colony, into an independent republic at with the moon, bafford foul to freedom of his country. and he was killed for that. and the country never really recovered from that love until to day. patrice, remember, became the congress 1st prime minister after it gained independence in 1960, but he was only in office for a few months before he fell out what the country's former colonial ruler, which led to him being ousted in a qu, imprisoned, tortured and later executed ludo de victor is a

this report now from our correspondent on a life and legacy a patrice luanda. in this art studio in brussels, stands one of the greatest figures of the african independence movement this larger than life sized statue of patrice lamar is a tribute to him from the conquer leased community in belgium. lamar played a significant role in the transformation of the congo from a belgian colony, into an independent republic, at with the moon, baffled foul to freedom of his country. and he was killed for death. and the country never really recovered from that love until to day. patrice remember, became the congress 1st. prime minister, afterward gained independence in 1960, but he was only in office for a few months before he fell out with the country's former colonial ruler, which led to him being ousted in a qu, imprisoned, tortured, and later executed. ludo de victor is a belgian author who wrote a book about lou members murder the book reveals the belgian government's complicity and details held. remember, and 2 of his associates were executed in a forest and how the

and an african icon begins to journey home, belgium holds a ceremony to hand over the remains of patrice rhumba to his family more than 6 decades after the congolese leader was assassinated. ah, i'm pablo foliage. welcome to the program. ukrainian president, bowler de mer zalinski, says other european countries should also brace for potential hostile activity from moscow. he said ukraine faced a historic week as it awaits a landmark decision from you. leaders on it's paid for candidate status, but that, that this could prompt russia to intensify. it's aggression against ukraine and it's western supporters. a russian missile plunged into ukrainian soil in the city of lazy chance. no one is safe across the river. the city of several on yet has been reduced to rubble by fierce fighting as rush as offensive in the dawn, beth's reading grinds on the fears, at least chance is next to that. most residents have fled to them, but some are stuck. when we fix up to him, but we have nothing left, everything was burned down. the most important thing is to get my sick father out. that's all that matte

and an african icon begins the journey home. belgium holds a ceremony to hand over the remains of patrice lumber to his family more than 6 decades after the congo congolese leader was assassinated. ah, i'm pabo felice. welcome to the program. follow demerits zelinski. i says other european countries have begun. what he called cert, that ukraine has begun, what he calls a his star week with fighting raging in the don boss. the ukranian president has predicted that russia will likely intensify its attacks in the coming days. his warning comes as key awaits a landmark decision from european union leaders on it's paid for candidate status. well, that's listening to what zalinski had to say. what shall, in the short of this week, we should expect greater hostile activity from russia and the earth against you. crane but also against other european countries. li, angel. we are preparing milk. we are ready and well dw correspondent rebecca richards is in keith. and i asked her if there was any indication of what we can expect from russia. well, as you heard it there from president lensky, he beli

values patrice is saying yes yes yes. yeah right there i need to i need more here and a lot of our i'm going to marry you but i'm. in st in journalism i think this shows how difficult it is that this conversation even amongst ourselves as journalists of color because we're so used to not saying this stuff out loud well you were on a mainstream media platform and you found that or if you're quite hairy but you asked me carlos. what do you mean by i mean. you have about 2 feet yeah so i work for both. for about 3 years i resigned our. air and i wrote and the work for publication that we are going to black audiences. ebony ok africa. i was approached says as an intern i was also an internet c.n.n. in america documentary unit which soledad obviously ran i was in that during brag a little so i am totally. yes yes bassist emil i was going to have students. do you have yet to have fundamentally broken this idea of a shrink week 88 news stream change did you find out what was your experience because you are now free on communion

we're here with roland bloomberg, head of the patrice emory lumber foundation. good afternoon, mr. lumber. good afternoon. let's start with this. why is it important for you to be here in saint petersburg? for the rest of africa's summit, it just seems simple phone plus the, the limo, but foundation is happy to be present, whereas africa can or should make decisions. so we get to witness what's going on 1st hand and participate. we believe that sounds of all the continents of the world . there was still much to be done in africa. the us felt it was important to organize that conference with africa, china and from civil side on the side. and it is quite natural that a big country like russia is not lagging behind them or was invited to the 1st somebody in searching. we believed that all countries both need each other, especially because we don't have and they haven't had historical claims against russia all the soviet union as we do against other countries on issues of all shit balls. and we don't forget that the union contributed to our freedom, helped some afri

no, of course some members of the leadership went to patrice and a member university. they didn't become overly pro western, but it's believed that in the bhutto became these young dom with the united states and our region. so this is more likely to apply to other countries in the region. so during mobutu his rule, the country turned its back on russia. why the, it may seem, pay us exactly for the entire. so if you for years then, and a well divided into 2 camps, the members associates found more supports in the eastern bloc countries, made the payment of the problem the form. but after the end of mo, booties rule, the relation start to improve again. when the end of the boots, those real came, should be mentioned that at that time pressure was beginning its recovery from the collapse of the soviet union and relations with the african countries. love is not so long ago and said the menu, exactly. the relations had gone down, never less where a game determined to review my relations because we have a certain affection for russia. it's very noticeable for the people. so

i want to bring in patrice onwuka into this. go ahead, patrice. patrice: absolutely. of your ability to carry a weapon in washington, d.c. i know some of the local leadership opposed that idea. how are you protecting yourself? what message are you sending to women out there who they themselves, whether from political foes or whatever, faced that same kind of personal security threat. >> i can tell you this much. at the end of 2020, i got my concealed carry permit for south carolina, based on the threats that i was receiving on my life. and it wasn't until the vandalism end dent in my -- incident in my home where i decided now is the time to use my concealed carry permit. for me, wherever i go in south carolina and i'm allowed to carry, i have a firearm on my person, always carrying. i have to tell you as a mom, as a single mom, it's one of the most empowering things i have didn't i've also had an opportunity to teach my kids about gun safety, i think that's really important, so they're not afraid. they know how to handle a firearm if they ever are near one. i think th

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and i repeat it again on this official day of farewell of belgium to patrice emory lambie. i would like to reiterate here in the presence of his family, the apology of the belgian government for the way it influenced a decision to end the life of the country's 1st prime minister. it wasn't only the europeans that wanted le mumbled dead. the cia had reportedly also drawn up plans to murder him, fearing he'd get friendly with the soviet union for decades after his death. they maligned and tarnished him in books and papers. he was not the african hero, the one.

the last known remains of assassinated congolese independence icon. patrice lumber, are returned to his family by former colonial power belgium. ah, john, he has begun the faithful world copies on its way to the castle, boot your travel package to that. hello there. it continues to be a very wet picture for south and east asia. it is the flood season, and we're seeing that heavy rain continue to affect southern areas of china. we can see more flooding, we've got warnings out for gwen, don't province. a lot of that rain pulsing its way to the south of japan. it's fine and dry up in the north. but we are going to see some of that wet weather roll into toko. by the time we get into wednesday, it's looking wet as well for the north east of china. we could see some flooding here. but for the south of this fall in south korea, lots of fine and dry weather with sunshine, not very hot across central areas of china, we are going to see those temperatures come down as the weather weather pulls its way further east and speaking of wet weather we've seen really intense rain effect northeast in area

i reno after the submission of patrice emily in the moon, but you 1961, the friendship universities the name, the little more about your new funds that the i think it was under many africans then went to study a de patrice, emily, lumber, friendship university, courtesy of the soviet union, when the soviet union collapses and the country is then become what we now know them. and i've to put this truck on to glasnost. and ultimately you have russia, russia unfinished and is seen as the subsets of the soviet union. the russian federation is seen of this stuff solved the soviet union, and that is why, even as we continue, you know, while that we say is multi lateral, you'll begin to see that many african countries still gravitate towards this russia in the, on the funding there is i'm most thought that we knew that russia was the own car of the soviet union. we knew that the most call was a friendly site on the full plaza, a number of countries, even in this day and age. remember the days when the soviet union, the stop wanted the freedom fighting movement. the i remember those days when t

it was 61 years ago that patrice le murmur was executed by a firing squad in democratic republic of congo. with help from belgian mercenaries . the belgian police officer cut his body into pieces and dissolved it in a barrel of acid, but kept his go to his trophy and took it back to belgium. at the ceremony in brussels on monday, the government returned the tooth to delegates from congo and members of lamar family appraisals. the sammy, i would like here in the presence of his family to reiterate the belgian government's apologies for the way it weighed at the time on the decision to put an end to the days of the 1st prime minister of the congo belgium and its royal family and fast wealth from colonizing congo and violently exploiting its people and its natural resources. millions of people were killed. patrice, remember, became wildly popular at the campaign for independence from belgian colonial rule. but belgium, in the u. s. didn't like his democratic and socialist ideas and supported those who killed him shortly after independence. the members relatives have been requesting the retur

joining me now, patrice rusu, with a television exclusive. patrice, thanks for being with me.e spoken before, and some of the highlights that jumped out to me had to do with how many of the patience you saw in that eight story facility who were in frail condition. >> first of all, i just want to thank you so much for having me on here. i am so honored to be here with you. going to new york, i had no idea where i was going to be placed, where i was going be working. to enter the facility, you don't really know what you're going to see, and all of the sudden there's just so many patience there that are very elderly and they are very vulnerable. they need protection, and they need people to advocate for th them. >> harris: is so, the policy, that matches this governor -- it happened in new jersey, too, but the numbers were so great in new york, the problems and suffering there. the policy that put covid positive patience in a nursing home facility where there are so many elderly did what, patrice? >> when i first started there, we had designated floors that were covid and designa

i'm patrice har race. let'harris, let's checkin with e fertig because we are closer and closer to the warmer weather. >>> this is the transition. take a look at what we is out there. it looks much like yesterday. a frost advisory until 9:00 a.m., we will see again like yesterday if it's removed earlier than expected. there you see it from harford county, to baltimore county, frederick and washington county and howard county. and a freeze warning at a allegy county again. 46 in baltimore 45 at dc, and out in oakland 37 degrees. threar skies onclear skies one r the cooler temperatures this morning. after a frosty start we warm up for the afternoon getting up to 67 degrees. a 10-15-mile-an-hour wind out of the west. we shall take a look at even warmer temperatures for the weekend coming up in a few minutes but first let's check in with candace dold who is here with the traffic edge. good morning, candace. >> reporter: good morning, steve. we are checking on the roadways for you and things are looking good so

dagen: patrice jump in., one area travel started to at least get back to the 2020 levels. >> we specialize in leisure travel he most what i will be talking about i will tell you i am in las vegas at the travel conference right now, travel week we have more than 5,000 people here attending from 100 countries tells you then and there people are starting to travel again for business, as well. because, as much as we learned we can do everything, you know via zoom, there is nothing that replaces face-to-face interaction. >> so you said seven out of ten destinations in europe kind of i go through, feeds i see you mentioned, very true very real but, again, what do you think get out because of covid, hope doesn't happen boomerang before election this is historic a dollar applies one europe i have been a number times 1.30, 1.40 lose, 30 or 40% of dollar what part do you think is covid part of that do you think exchange seven of 10 destinations in europe. >> yeah, a combination of factors the fact the dollar euro pari

i'm patrice harris. we're just two days away from our be more healthy expo and meteorologist steve fertig is here to tell us just how wonderful the weather is going to be for the big event. >> very wonderful. >> it is. >> temperatures will be getting into the 80s by then. it will be dry, any showers or thunderstorms will hold off until after our event which is great news. >> the event is about activities and exercises that you can do to be active. when it's warm like that and good weather, you want to be active and be outside. >> the people getting warmed up ahead of the event and want to get more healthy. come on out, it's free. >> and all of us will be there. >> and we want to say hi to you personally. >> here is what we have right now. up close and personal, cool air and that is going to be with us throughout the morning and then we will start to see the warm up for the afternoon and some clear skies throughout the day. 46 degrees in baltimore right now. 47 hagerstown, it doesn't sod sound so bad, 46

that is patrice bell of the xavier_ that is patrice bell of the xavier university - that is patrice bellpatrice bell of the - xavier university of louisiana talking — xavier university of louisiana talking to _ xavier university of louisiana talking to me _ xavier university of louisiana talking to me earlier. - let's get some of the day's other news. the pharmaceutical company johnson &johnson and three major us drug distributors have agreed to pay about $600 million to settle lawsuits by native american communities devastated by the opioid crisis. the companies have not admitted wrongdoing, but the settlement will speed up the process of distributing funds. tonga is imposing a covid lockdown after the pacific island nation, which had been virus free, recorded two cases. the prime minister said the measures would be reviewed every two days. the two men who tested positive had been working in the capital's port, where humanitarian aid has been pouring in after last month's volcanic eruption and tsunami. the norwegian mass murderer anders breivik has lost his bid for parole after a court

i'm patrice harris.n with meteorologist -- let me make sure -- oh, he is there. meteorologist steve fertig. you were sliding around the last time i was talking. >> another nice day coming today. there will be some changes, that will come late tomorrow and into sunday when there could be a couple of thunderstorms around. it's not going to be a big deal as we earlier thought. >> that is good news. >> it is good news. it will be more humid and hotter as well. let's talk about today, because today should be another beauty. if you liked yesterday, temperatures will start at 65 degrees in baltimore. 66 in salisbury. and mainly clear skies. a couple of showers to the south and virginia and that's how it stays. the cold front that you see through the midwest, bringing showers and thunderstorms for the folks there will be heading toward our direction but probably moving in later on saturday and maybe ending earlier on sunday. hopefully that will be the case that will enjoy most of the weekend either way. let's se

inflation cop concern, patrice. one thing that really struck me in the piece in the journal this morning about the saving rate it has plummeted down to 5.4%. in the middle of the pandemic we were talking about double-digit rates or savings rates. >> not surprising. americans were getting stimulus checks, child tax credits for six months to many families,en employment benefits from the federal government. it's not surprises that american families bounce back quickly and the economy reopened over a year ago and start today reopen and so the flood of extra stimulus into american households allowed americans to sit on the cash and you had renters who didn't have to pay rent so you had a lot of benefit to the american family but inflation that has accelerated particularly from the past year has eroded all of those savings and when you read the stories of families who are saying you know the extra stimulus payments and savings are dipping in because they can't make ends meet outside of that it tells you the financial budg

good morning, megan. >> reporter: good morning, patrice. federal prosecutors have charged 13 people to be associated with the baltimore blast guerrilla family, one of the city's deadliest gangs. among the suspects, todd duncan known as donny. he is accused of leading the gang's operations in the baltimore area. also arrested ronald scott aka piper. federal investigators say these two men worked for the non-profit group in west baltimore called communities organized to improve life or coil. it provides adult literacy program and other out reach services, a program authorities say was used as a front to make thinker gang appear to be ledge at the samlegitimate. >> when in fact behind the scenes the gang is involved in fostering violence. >> reporter: the president of the operation was blind sided by the operations but would not comment any further of the this was the biggest arrest are the big guerrilla family. you will remember last april when police broke up what was one of their meetings in druid hill park. they indicted several people inc

i'm patrice harris. it's a cold start to the day. it was messy and cold yesterday, and that continues this morning at least. meteorologist steve fertig is here with a look the forecast. >>> you keep talking about the cold and i keep talking about the fog and the problem is we have both. >> i felt the cold before i felt the fog. >> i didn't feel the fog, but i saw the cold. >> there could be fog across the mason dixon line. it's rather chilly to the north so i will give you that. >> okay. >> we are only 34 degrees in hagerstown. that is rather chilly. we do have 30s to the northern part of the state, across the mason dixon line a frost advisory. we will see plenty of sunshine this arch and the temperatures will warm up, too. future scan not showing a whole lot out there and high pressure that brings us a pretty afternoon. the warm front and we look forward to this. a bit warmer getting up to 64 and warmer tomorrow up to 72. showers return on saturday night into saturday and a weekend follows. let's see what is happening on the roads w

i'm patrice harris. >>> we're getting closer to the weekend which is a good thing, but the weather is going to change which is not such a good thing. meteorologist steve fertig is here. he is howling. >> getting closer to the weekend always deserves a ooh. >> that's a good thing, but the temperatures are going to be different. we had a beautiful week, nice sun. >> it's going to get cooler behind the front. today it won't be a cooler day. it will be cooler than it was because we won't mit hit my like yesterday or the day before. we will get strong storms and then the cooler air moves in tomorrow. we will be definitely cooler. we may drop into the upper 30s for friday night into saturday morning. >> which is crazy because we're going from 90 to like the 60s, 30 degrees. >> a big drop. and then we will see temperatures rebound again by the beginning of next week. >> up and down. >> up and down we go, it's that kind of month. it's the kind of month that we go through the changes. it's mild throughout the are

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i'm patrice harris. we're getting a wet start as we head into the weekend. meteorologist steve fertig is here to fill us in on whether or not that rain will stick around, especially for the ravens games. although the raven's game it is here. yeah, i'm confused. >> absolutely, against the browns. >> yeah. >> i'm sitting here, you know that is here? >> i'm confusing you, i'm sorry. >> no problem. i'm going to confuse you a little bit. we had showers this morning, and it looks like it's going to stop but that doesn't mean it's gone for the whole weekend. it's going to come back by sunday. i think by the game it's going okay but it's the tailgating. put the tent over the stove. 67 degrees, and a couple of showers around and lots of cloud cover certainly, but it will be drying out later this morning. look for some improvements as we move into the afternoon part p y sunny. right now 68 degrees in salisbury and 65 in hagerstown. you see the showers moving up and around an upper level ridge. that is going to bri

it's wednesday, july 22nd, i'm patrice harris.we're halfway through the workweek and headed into rainier week than we saw earlier in the week. meteorologist steve fertig is here to tell us about the rain, the fog and the humidity. you have been saying this all week. >> we had a little bit of fog where we had light rain moving through yesterday or last night. we will talk about the humidity again and temperatures that will be actually cooler than average but will feel. >> hot. >> yeah, because of the humidity. take a look at the sky watch hd radar. we look for rain and you don't find a whole lot. we had some last night. there you see some moving through the western part of the state, moving through harford county and cecil county. you can see the activity more toward the west in the tennessee and ohio valley. that could be coming our way later in the day but a better chance tomorrow as the cold frond pushes through. 71 degrees for the par starting temperature in baltimore. it's mild right now. 63 at chester town and the temperature

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black woman to take the post and all that remains of independence. hearing gold crowned tooth, and patrice, remember, is a tourist in democratic republic of congo. ah, the journey has begun. the fee for world coffee is on its way to cat hook your travel package today. hello, we got more very hot weather into japan, missing that record breaking. he lars, the clear skies now for much of japan the where to whether my you buy a front that is further north. be seeing some more heavy downpours across the korean peninsula because the other side of the yellow sea into that northeast corner of china. plenty of rain coming through here. over the next few days. central and southern parts also seeing some rather wet weather with a developing tropical system, making its way to southern parts of china, which is going to bring some a localized if not flash flooding in. to pass that push farther north, they go more heat, we're still getting into the mid thirties for tokyo and for a soccer over the next few days. now as, let's focus on our tropical storm. this is chamber. by the time they slant for some ti

liz: patrice, a rick, terrific analysis.coming back after the break you will with us. >>> 84,000-dollar man, texas congressman blake farenthold he paid out money toened a sexual harrassment case with his communications director in 2014. we have the shocking details next. liz: "politico" reporting republican texas congressman blake farenthold used $84,000 of your money to settle a sexual harrassment claim brought by his former communications director lauren green. here is the accusation. lauren green claims she was told farenthold had sexual fantasies, this is graphic, i hate to say it, wet dreams about her. that is in the complaint. as the house ethics committee demanding the office of compliance promptly hand over all records, all of the records about sexual harassment claims against members of congress, the house, rather, the house, and their staff as well as any taxpayer payouts. back with me, patrice lee onuwuka and eric ship per. what do you make of this breaking story? >> here is my feeling about this. if you do conduc

the americans killed patrice romunba.ho overthrew gwam nkrumah are coming today to teach us about democracy. observers consider the trial of american diplomats in the congo to be part of the gaining power of independence-seeking uprisings and the evasive colonialism of africans from the rulers, especially the united states and its allies. the american media report on this meeting was based on allow ukraine to decide to use long-range weapons against russia. two days ago, the russian president warned that the use of long-range weapons by the west against russia would mean that the country enters a war with moscow. soldiers from war. american wall street journal revealed that more than 44,000 ukrainian soldiers fled to neighboring countries since the beginning of the war. the war between ukraine and russia has escalated in the last month. about 520 pilots in canada announced that they will strike for 3 days starting tomorrow if their salary conditions do not improve. may pilots association of canada he says: airlines offer

maria: patrice, jump in here. >> good morning, everybody. know, adam, curious about consumer sentment. from what i understand the commerce department found personal savings foal a new all -- fell to a new all-time low. people are worried because of recession worries. do you see that changing over the next quarter or the next week, with investors are and how they think consumers view the economy. >> i hear you. we've been dealing with all kinds of emotions in a macro sense and the fact that it costs so darn much. gasoline, i don't need to tell you about that. there's an interesting narrative. i think you just really tapped into it. if you look at the data from last week, it's a good news/bad news situation. the savings rate was down probably because we're spending -- we're having to spend more money on all the stuff you're talking about. but the income was up. so spending was up more than income which means we're starting to draw down savings and you kind of hate to see that because consumer balance sheets are so strong right now. but at leas

ggod morning, megan. >>> good mmrring, patrice. quick arrest -nd he did come out of hii own will. %-and thankfully there as no injuries and there was little disruptton to thh community. >> reporter: there was a woman and any connection of how thhyywere connected. >> we beliive her to be his wife. whether she was held against his will we don't know. >> reporter:: there's talk thatthe was peehaps connected to annearly baltimore firr in baltimore city. -s thaa still beingg3 inveetigated? >> that is being investigated. however baltimore ccty does have is a 54 years old and i kn cann3 releaseehis name at this time. that is how this all gotúú%star. >> reporter: from thiss thhs situation is safe. %-moving n around the area. is it safe at this poont for the resiients? it iss we still have work to be do we will be in the ommunity a while longer but it's safe and secure. >>>reporter: thaak you very much. we're live at pikesville, megan gillilandd,fox 45 morning news. p>> in a few houus,,the stay attorney's office will sk for deaah penalty in

the belgian government has returned a gold tooth that belong to congolese independence leader patrice lumber to his family. he was killed with the involvement of belgian soldiers in 1961. the tooth is the only known remnant from the members body. it was handed over to a congolese delegation at a ceremony in brussels. how can web report? it was 61 years ago that patrice lemme was executed by a firing squad in democratic republic of congo. with help from belgian mercenaries . the belgian police officer cut his body into pieces and dissolved it in a barrel of acid, but kept his gold tooth as a trophy and took it back to belgium. as a ceremony in brussels on monday, the government returned the tooth to delegates from congo and members of la mama's family. please also the sir for me, i would like here in the presence of his family to reiterate the belgian government's apologies for the way it weighed at the time on the decision to put an end to the days of the 1st prime minister of the congo. belgium and its royal family and frost wealth from colonizing congo and violently exploiting its p

lumba, so you know for sure that we have the russian people's friendship university, named after patriceime, zaire became the point of contact and the point where such a big game was played out between the soviet union and the united states of america. everyone saw the soviet union behind patrisalumba. actually patrice lumumba was not a communist, he was a leftist, as they say, in short, a figure of leftist views, but he was not a communist. his murder led to the fact that the civil war heated up with renewed vigor , it did not stop the civil war, and the united states of america needed this: any country in any country collided with the interests of the soviet union and they imagined this communist threat, and africa, this means that from the beginning of the liberation of the so-called year of africa, from the sixtieth year, it was... the place where these the geopolitical interests of the two superpowers, including zaire, where it all began, in the sixtieth year the congo gained independence, by the way it was the last country that freed itself from colonial dependence, it was a colony

patrice, why do you say that? >> good morning, todd. bush joining the house judiciary committee, she's coming in entry level. she's not going to have a lot of power, a lot of say. she's coming in with no legal background whatsoever and not a lot of experience even -- no experience as a lawmaker. she will depend on others to try to craft or put together some sort of bill or legislation and she has been a huge defund the police person, she was a black lives matter activist, pushing for the defund the police. but a lot of the people on the judiciary committee are not going to be sympathetic to that defund the police. todd: bush does have a response to your comment about her not having a law background. she says some people in my mentions and on the air right now are saying i need a law degree to serve on the judiciary committee. no degree can teach you what it feels like to experience an officer's boot stomping your head. the expertise of my community's lived experiences will drive my work. patrice, what signal does her appointment send in

it was sent to a delegation in brussels. >> it was 61 years ago that patrice lumumba was executed byg squad in the democratic republic of congo with help from belgian mercenaries. the belgian police officer cut his body into pieces and dissolved it in a barrel of acid , but kept his gold 2000 trophy and took it back to belgium. the government returned the tooth to delegates from congo and members of lumumba's family. >> i would like, in the presence of his family, to reiterate the belgian governments apologies for the decision to put an end to the days of the first prime minister of the congo. >> belgium and the royal family earned vast wealth from colonizing congo and exploiting its people and natural resources. millions were killed. patrice lumumba became popular as he campaigned from -- for independence from belgium, but belgium and the u.s. didn't like his democratic and socialist ideas and supported those who killed him shortly after independence. lumumba's relatives have been requesting return of the tooth for years. it is the only known piece of his body, which they want to la

consultant of the department of the russian peoples' friendship university named after patrice lumumbal russian university of peoples' friendship named after patrice lumumba. klishes andrey aleksandrovich, professor, senator of the russian federation, representative of the government of the krasnoyarsk territory, chairman of the federation council committee on constitutional legislation and state building. chechelnitsky ilya valentinovich, first deputy head of the working apparatus of the commissioner for human rights in the russian federation. for the comprehensive scientific and practical development of a pedagogical system of professional retraining for advanced training of teachers to work in the conditions of the russian academy of education, professor of the department of the institute of digital education of moscow city pedagogical university. olga yurievna zaslavskaya, professor at the moscow city institute of digital education. pegogian university.

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