take angola, for example. in 1994, viktor bout sells weapons to both sides of the conflict in angola. in 1995, bout was selling weapons to the taliban in afghanistan. by 2000, viktor bout has contracts with the government of ra wanda to arm and train their military personnel. he chose to do what he was doing and profit prom it and left behind societies that were completely devastated. children in africa whose family networks were destroyed. child soldiers. he facilitated that. estimates of people that were killed in these genocidal episodes in africa and elsewhere, well over a million. i know from myself and we spent a lot of time in africa. we saw firsthand why viktor is so incredibly dangerous. >> so big governments like the united states and the united kingdom who were observing these atrocities, these movement of weapons from point a to point b, they felt a responsibility to address it. you know, such a big deal for the united states that the national security council got involved and nsa got involved and

site in this unexplored mineral rich country west african countries like nigeria and cynical view angola as interest in getting the south with suspicion when people move on. 'd and all these countries i feel really really comfortable because the same way i talk to our audience i talked about unions among african additional west african troops have been deployed as part of a stabilizing force some of these countries support a rival candidate in bhalo sissoko caught in this regional power play by the people of bizzaro like nurse to santos who has gone almost a year without pay because of the political crisis or unemployed graduate student. who can't find work for this election is a chance to finally get a say in the direction of her country number 2 because hawke al-jazeera bizarre. colombian president ivan decay has been missing newly elected mayors and governors to hammer out a deal on reforms the so-called national dialogue follows days of anti-government protests many are angry about corruption and possible changes to the minimum wage pensions and taxes a curfew was imposed in the capi

bera fought with boss over the management of resources he enjoys the support of angola who is looking to exploit block site in this unexplored mineral rich country nigeria and senegal view angola as interest in guinea bissau with suspicion the west african body known as eko osce deployed additional troops as part of a stabilizing force. be used as a launching pad for drug traffickers and transnational organized crime and that's why i get together with you and we're determined to support legit timid government to fight criminality caught in this regional power play by the people of the south like nurse to santos who has gone almost a year without pay because of the political crisis or unemployed graduate student. who can't find work for this election is a chance to finally get a say in the direction of her country. because hawke al-jazeera. in the latest piece of political turmoil to hit washington president donald trump is drawing widespread criticism for forcing the resignation of his navy secretary richard spencer was forced out sunday night his resignation letter highlighted differ

fight with us over the management of resources he enjoys the support of angola who is looking to exploit block site in this unexplored mineral rich country nigeria and senegal view angola as interest in guinea bissau with suspicion the west african body known as eco aust deployed additional troops as part of a stabilizing force. be used as a launching pad for drug traffickers and transnational organized crime and that's why. with un. legit to move government to fight criminality caught in this regional power play by the people of the south like nurse does santos who has gone almost a year without pay because of the political crisis or unemployed graduate student. who can't find work for this election is a chance to finally get a say in the direction of her country. al-jazeera. a major road has reopened in lebanon's capital after some of the worst violence in more than a month supporters of 2 shia movements hezbollah and amal clashed with anti government protesters in beirut both sides threw rocks at each other for hours security forces had to form a barrier to separate them this confront

policies and we think the sort of institutional quality of some of these markets and countries like angola for example there's a willingness to adapt to climate change but that some countries don't have the capability to adapt to climate change so we're talking a lot about their policy making not global coordination and that's where the bill would need a lot of help john ferguson thank you very much. thank you. talking about the economic consequences of climate change germany has committed to remodel as economy towards renewable energy perhaps the biggest symbol of that is its transition to green power and it's the wind turbine many thousands of these dots a landscape across the country generating a tricity and a lot of public and turbines are far from popular many say they're inefficient and at the same time spoil more and more landscapes and after a recent court decision germany might be running out of places to actually put them as the ws reports on the drug stores found out. 206 meters high to catch the wind these turbines in the central german state has to generate electricity for tho

it attracts more than 40 exhibits his and 100 artists francisco the doll traces his roots back to angola the dolls' art pays homage to the country's struggle for peace and the life of its rural workers. he uses the powerful symbol of the machete for the dollar it's more than just an implement used in the fields across africa so it's. our 1st to use you know greek culture but also it was a 2 that was used in africa to to start revolution so i think that i want the painting to be revolutionary this is one of europe's most prominent dedicated to contemporary art and design from the african continent here its innovation and a distinctive style that count autists whose pieces have a link to africa showcasing their work. for a spin at the forefront of this people are discovering art coming from africa they're realizing that it's a new language it's good to be fresh to something new and they're starting to collect works there's a real market opening up. for the doll it's not just about taking inspiration from the past. i want it to be something that is from the present but you project on the fu

saxony into going in were become came the 2nd strongest force we also saw a couple of officials from angola macas conservative c.d.u. party rebel their own party line which means no cooperation with the far right if that is something they certainly felt in these individual voices was no longer sustainable and we heard from alexander garland something that could be seen as his legacy that the aim is that a weakened c.d.u. angela merkel's party would be so we can that has no other option than to cooperate and join a coalition with the far right if this is wishful thinking here but it's something that's already openly debated in some conservative c.d.u. circles and hence the direction that the party will take here is crucial. ok make electricity to these chief political editor from the far right party congress. to iraq now where prime minister says he will resign after 40 people were killed in the latest clashes between security forces and anti-government protesters the death toll stands unrest broke out in october has now surpassed 400. i celebrate sions at baghdad's liberation square protest

found evidence of social media surveillance problem programs in kenya south africa nigeria uganda and angola and to give a sense of the kind of scale of programs that we're talking about nigeria for example in their $20000.00 budget included an allocation for a social media mining suite of $2000000000.00 iraq. right and so i'm guessing that this is this is it's a far reaching sort of a let's try to small target at specific individuals but but generally the average joe can be average show expect that there being so say an online that's exactly right and one of our main concerns but governments aren't just targeting individual people but because they're using ai and automation it means that they can reach everybody who's online xhosa media it's all about the little as yet do we have any little is regulating such practices. there are in some places and one of our concerns is that often the rights that we expect to be protected offline and are protected offline and legal measures for protection for free expression for example are not necessarily apply the same way online so we're looking to see

covering gonna buy an african firm but also if you look at got blown you look at ghana you look at angola the are looking at is still looking at ways to see how do we ensure that we can still i tracked those companies like before because the good old days have changed they we have to do something different we have to make it actually so that people can invest and people can really do and our companies don't really develop that but we have to change that it has to be a focus of on gas and not crude because gas is really going to do what i can i means to create what i suspect are chemicals different kind of jobs and it would really create power plants because 650000000 people do not have power it's time for us to develop icon on the scene all africans and we need to really push governments and shrive governments to do the actual changes and it's tough but you have to give something to get something you know it's business is not charity and we have to continue pushing it it's thank you very much. thank you so much thank you for having me. before we go a quick look at some other business stor

take angola for example. in 1994 viktor bout sells weapons to both sides of the conflict in angola. in 1995. bout was selling weapons to the taliban. he had contracts with the government of rwanda to arm and train the military personnel. he chose to do what he was doing and profit from it and left behind societies completely devastated whose family network were destroyed. he facilitated that. estimates of people killed in the genocidal episodes in africa and elsewhere over a million. i know for myself and when, we spent a lot of time in africa and saw firsthand why viktor is so incredibly dangerous. so bilge governments like the united states and united kingdom observing these atrocities, these movement of weapons from point a to point b, they felt a responsibility to address it such a big deal for the united states the national security counsel got involved and through h their intelligence, viktor bout kept coming up and coming up. who is this guy? >> he came under scrutiny and his entire network is looked at and flushed out and a concern he was a major destabilizing fig e figure.

angola is being in pointed by a global changes wind and ocean currents that leads the current changes 2 celsius diseaegrees warming. it is very sad because you have massive over fishing here. a trickle whammy that's happening. >> people think while this is happening some where else and angola and that's far from where i live. is what's happening here other parts of our world can expect if we don't take serious action? >> sure. >> but everybody is going to reach that point unless radical cuts are taken in the next ten years and it is not clear of the kind of cuts they are talking about are on the menu. >> what do we need the u.s. to do here? we know how president trump felt about the paris climate. what do we hope the u.s. to do to contribute on our end. >> we are continuing to grow our economy and more people driving cars and so unless you take really strong steps, you are not going to stop the enertia. the u.s. seen a soft decline since about 10 years ago. now we are starting to go up again. we are one of the world's largest. it is not clear how the u.s. will change itstrajectory. ot

site in this unexplored mineral rich country west african countries like nigeria and sinegal view angola as interesting to the south with suspicion when people move on. 'd and all these countries i feel really really comfortable because the same way i talk to our all ins i talked about genius among african additional west african troops have been deployed as part of a stabilizing force some of these countries support a rival candidate and barlow sissoko caught in this regional power play are the people who are like nurse to santos who has gone almost a year without pay because of the political crisis or unemployed graduate student. who can't find work for this election is a chance to finally get a say in the direction of her country number 2 because hawke al-jazeera. in romania your line is says been reelected as president easily winning a runoff vote a center right leader defeated former prime minister of eureka danny from the social democratic party dan c. less ari had to resign last month after losing a confidence vote in parliament over corruption allegations. boris johnson is for mi

bera fought with boss over the management of resources he enjoys the support of angola who is looking to exploit bauxite in this unexplored mineral rich country nigeria and senegal view angola's interest in guinea bissau with suspicion the west african body known as eko osce deployed additional troops as part of a stabilizing force. be used as a launching pad for drug traffickers and transnational organized crime and that's why i get together with you and we're determined to support legit to move government to fight criminality caught in this regional power play by the people of this hour like nurse to santos who has gone almost a year without pay because of the political crisis or unemployed graduate student. who can't find work for this election is a chance to finally get a say in the direction of her country. because hawke al-jazeera. humans who the rebels have launched a series of rocket and drone attacks on the saudi us military cap in market they claim they have killed or injured up to $350.00 people the saudi you are the coalition has not confirmed that attack israel has deport

berra fought with vast over the management of resources he enjoys the support of angola who is looking to exploit box site in this unexplored mineral rich country west african countries like nigeria and cynical view and goal is interest in getting the sound with suspicion when people meet me. and all these countries i feel really really awful because the same way i talk to all ins i talked about unions among african additional west african troops have been deployed as part of a stabilizing force some of these countries support rival candidates and go kart in this regional power play are the people who are like nurse to santos who has gone almost a year without pay because of the political crisis or unemployed graduate student. who can't find work for this election is a chance to finally get a say in the direction of her country number 2 because hawke al-jazeera bizarre. the un's humanitarian chief mark has made his 1st visit to sudan since the transitional government was formed in all that's more than 8500000 people are in need of humanitarian assistance as sudan's economic situation w

that will allow them to continue using this land burn its red al-jazeera on the jordan israel border angola merkel has used their pet or moment in germany's history to urge european leaders to defend democracy the chancellor has a close connection to the fall of the berlin wall 30 years ago she comes from the eastern side that was once under communist rule tahmina cain has more. germans remember a joyous moment which many thought might never happen the removal of a physical barrier that divided a city a country a continent in the end it was a wave of people power which swept over the burning wall and yet it was the people in power who let that wave topple it within weeks that same government was toppled and within months the 2 germany's would become one. angela merkel was one of the many east germans who walked into west berlin on that night in 1909 for her now as chancellor the 9th of november is a time for remembrance to feel him and to many people became a victim of the dictatorship we were not forget them i remember the people who were killed here at this because they were looking for f

if you watch the seasonal rains they're coming down into northern zimbabwe tanzania but across to angola south of that we've has an awful lot of trouble changing spring into summer it's all gone quiet full cost wise $26.00 in cape town $36.00 up in botswana about the same in namibia but launched the clear blue skies. this is al jazeera his reminder of our top stories a top u.s. official has told al jazeera that they have evidence a peacekeeper might have shot and killed a protester but angry crowds attacked a base in the democratic republic of kenya. rather they've been mass protests against you when forces fighting to protect civilians at least 15 people were killed in a new ripple attack in the eastern democratic republic of congo. the saudi u.a.e. coalition says it will ease restrictions on yemen's main international airport in santa it's to allow patients in need of medical care to receive treatment abroad the airport has been closed to commercial flights to 2016. building results from guinea bissau election shows president bush has lost his rise to former prime ministers and other c

town of the next couple days that is good news we also got some rain pushing into central areas of angola also on wednesday some rain showers into northern madagascar and then as tanzania on thursday will see the rain showers but woman johannesburg with a high of 34. sponsored. or you know testing about how does this impact their online life based mental state i'm directly i'll translate slavery or if you join us this is an attack on academic freedom and on our ability to do research and teach freely this is a dialogue myanmar is not making it very welcoming for people to come back everyone has a voice climate change is real the discussion is real and i'm here to talk about the solutions on al-jazeera. come back here watching al-jazeera time to recap the headlines now the u.s. envoy to the e.u. has altered his testimony in the peach frenzy inquiry and president donald trump called and song now recalls a meeting where he said u.s. military aid was likely dependent on ukraine launching investigations demanded by trump. at least 15 people have been killed and over knife attack in thailand so

fought with us over the management of resources he enjoys the support of angola who is looking to exploit box site in this unexplored mineral rich country nigeria and senegal if you angle as interest in guinea bissau with suspicion the west african body known as eco osce deployed additional troops as part of a stabilizing force in to be sour be used as a launching pad for drug traffickers and transnational organized crime and that's why at hawesville together with us we're determined to support legit to move government to fight criminality caught in this regional power play by the people of this out like nurse to santos who has gone almost a year without pay because of the political crisis or unemployed graduate student. who can't find work for this election is a chance to finally get a say in the direction of her country. because hawke al-jazeera. the presidential race in europe is too close to call and a recount of ballots is being ordered center right candidate luis look up who has slimly the and he's hoping to topple the leftist brewer front which has been in power for the last 15 yea

of the next couple days that is good news we've also got some rain pushing into central areas of angola also on wednesday some rain showers into northern madagascar and then as tanzania on thursday will see the rain showers but woman johannesburg with a high of 34. a policy imposed decades ago pregnant woman thought that she could selectively goods and help people it's changing demographics across asia with far reaching consequences creating a pool of socially disadvantaged young men so you have the system where people at every level will be get being given money money to agree to sterilization on money to get other people to me this rotation al-jazeera examines the politics of population control. come back you're watching out 0 time to recap our headlines at least 15 people have been killed in an overnight attack in thailand south suspected separatists are believed to be behind the shooting at a security checkpoint in yellow province the u.s. envoy to the e.u. is altered his testimony in the impeachment inquiry into president donald trump. calls a meeting where he said the u.s. militar

from that down into southern africa plenty of rains it is that time of year so she will the way from angola eastwood's into northern sections of mozambique but the story further to thought south through with south africa it really is about the heat is on the increase again and there's really no sign of any rain. the weather sponsored by catalonia is. almost the last time you were out on the streets protesting whether on line you feel the weight of the system when you walk through each and every loved well worn layer further and further into the jail or if you join us on the same entry has to start from day one whether again you and attention or your own parser this is a dialogue everyone has a voice so far there are studies that support a rushed call rod will be varying accounts but i want to give people the reason for joining the global conversation amount is iraq. you know watching old sara let's recap the top stories right now donald trump says the u.s. has resumed talks with the afghan taliban in ounce mccain as the u.s. president made a surprise visit to afghanistan where he met with p

from that down into southern africa plenty of rains it is that time of year so she will the way from angola eastwards into northern sections of mozambique but the story further to the south through with south africa it really is about the heat is on the increase again and there's really no sign of any rain. the brazilian journalist investigating a politically struction grab all the farmers helped get elected and he's reprieve them that's empowering everyday people to profit from the destruction of the rain forest people are almost willing to give their life away and guarantee the occupation knowledge of the land is journalism the last hope in the fight for steve the on the song this is not only conflict but a conflict of narrative brazil. whose truth is it anyway on al-jazeera. and watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories now. the u.s. has resumed talks with the afghan taliban announcement came as the u.s. president made a surprise visit to afghanistan where he met with president. so the government has approved a law to dismantle the regime of former president omar al bashir the coun

from that down into southern africa plenty of rains it is that time of year so she will the way from angola eastwood's into northern sections of mozambique but the story further to thought south through with south africa it really is about the heat is on the increase again and there's really no sign of any rain. so many ounces here in london to a cost $10.00 times special get in conversation i don't feel because of colonialism unprompted it's fun interrupted there's a sense of what it means but i'm still having some legitimacy in terms of spreading knowledge and technology meet. really make a declaration for something more new mentally horrific flavor. unscripted on al-jazeera. the taliban says it's willing to restart peace talks with the u.s. as president trump tells troops in afghanistan he thinks the group is ready to strike a deal. this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up hoping to rise traces of president bashir new government passes a law to dissolve his party and dismantle his regime. a new polluting.

the marxist leninest trying to take out the government there, to angola, to afghanistan and everywherehe was trying to sell anti-aircraft missiles, grenade launchers and other weapons to kill americans operating in columbia. so this was a guy that had eluded authorities for really decades. >> and how was he able to do that? because the united states and u.n. knew he was providing weapons to those war torn countries, but it seems like it was hard to enforce any kind of restrictions on him. why was he such a hard man to track down and stop? >> a couple of things. a his operational security was very good, and he had aircraft moving around doing legitimate transactions, and then he went into arms sales that were kind of on the gray area, and then he just broke bad. and what was happening is he found places to operate where local authorities would not necessarily bother him for the work he was doing, so it was really hard for u.s. officials to make a case on victor boot to put him in prison, and that's what's so exciting about the episode tonight. it has all that international intrigue. fin

town of the next couple days that is good news we also got some rain pushing into central areas of angola also a wednesday some rain showers into northern madagascar and that is tanzania thursday will see the rain showers but woman johannesburg with a high of 34. and a territory that's been under constant c. true 12 years. and in a state of perpetual conflict with its made. women a swimming against the tides and challenging stereotypes and that isolated society . al-jazeera wild follows 5 palestinians making a difference. the new women of gaza on al-jazeera. her. a story of blackmail. conspiracy. and. the like has killed i have strength i have a story of carnage a lot of the fear is real. passion. and a very sad just. now you. know some of it i like. a key witness changes testimony in the u.s. president's impeachment investigation piling further pressure on donald trump. and michele kerry this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up 15 people killed in southern thailand after an attack on a security checkpoint. a case of mistaken identity a family of dual u.s. mexican nationals are ma

the only countries that do have those these days are places like angola, zimbabwe and venezuela.ssed it. well, do we want to have oui’ guessed it. well, do we want to have our country run under the playbook of bella vari and socialism? we cannot let it happen. that is the choice of this election, come with us choice of this election, come with us and have a government that backs oui’ us and have a government that backs our armed forces as a path of good around the world, or havejeremy corbyn who said on the whole he wa nts to corbyn who said on the whole he wants to scrap them? you can come with us, we support the police and fighting knife crime. they say stop and search is inappropriate and oppressive. we want higher wages and rising, as i say, the living wage by its bigger ever increase. jeremy corbyn says higher taxes for everyone. we know the only way we can make huge investments in the nhs is if we also have a strong and dynamic market economy. john mcdonnell has literally said that he wa nts to mcdonnell has literally said that he wants to ferment the overthrow of capitalis

if you watch the seasonal rains they're coming down into northern zimbabwe tanzania but across to angola south of that we've has an awful lot of trouble changing spring into summer it's all gone quiet full cost wise $26.00 in cape town $36.00 up in botswana about the same in namibia but launched the clear blue skies. as flames engulf pianist in the world watched in horror but behind the smoke screen a marquee that is devouring the forest and its inhabitants there killing the personal police standing up and defending the for that killing sends a message to everybody in the community the old lines meets on the front lines of defending their environment and who stoking the flames in both scenarios brazil isn't banning on al-jazeera. transparency. over. there the world's largest oil producer and you don't. investigate. the middle east's most potent economic weapon. company and the state. on. you're watching al-jazeera here's a reminder of our top stories a u.n. official has told al jazeera that they have evidence of peacekeeper killed a protester. based in the democratic republic of congo ma

paralyzing this country bear out fought with us over the management of resources he enjoys the support of angola who is looking to exploit box site in this unexplored mineral rich country nigeria and senegal if you angle as interest in guinea bissau with suspicion the west african body known as eco osce deployed additional troops as part of a stabilizing force. be used as a launching pad for drug traffickers and transnational organized crime and that's why at hawesville together with us we're determined to support legit to move government to fight criminality caught in this regional power play by the people of this out like nurse to santos who has gone almost a year without pay because of the political crisis or unemployed graduate student. who can't find work for this election is a chance to finally get a say in the direction of her country. because hawke al-jazeera. 5 people are confirmed dead in kenya after heavy flooding bringing the total number of deaths to $65.00 several east african countries are being hit by heavy rain and more is on the way victoria reports. police officers and aid wor

if you watch the seasonal rains they're coming down into northern zimbabwe tanzania but across to angola south of that we've has an awful lot of trouble changing spring into summer is all gone quiet full cost wise $26.00 in cape town $36.00 up in botswana about the same in namibia but launched the clear blue skies. from ancient emperors to communist leaders. age old philosophies and the rule of order remain central to the world's oldest living civilization in a 2 part series the big picture charts the rise of a 21st century superpower other examines the challenges it now faces from the outside and from within the china complex coming soon on al-jazeera as we embrace new technologies rarely do we stop to ask what is the price of this progress what happened was people started getting sick but there was a small group of people that began to think that maybe this was related to become a disclosure and a job an investigation reveals how even the smallest devices have deadly environmental and health costs we think ok we'll send our you waste to china but we have to remember that air pollution

fought with vast over the management of resources he enjoys the support of angola who is looking to exploit block site in this unexplored mineral rich country west african countries like nigeria and sinegal view angle as interest in getting the sound with suspicion when people really mean. 'd and all these countries i feel really really comfortable because the same way. i talked about unions among african additional west african troops have been deployed as part of a stabilizing force some of these countries supported rival candidates and. caught in this regional power play are the people who like nurse to santos who has gone almost a year without pay because of the political crisis or unemployed graduate student. who can't find work for this election is a chance to finally get a say in the direction of her country. well that joins me now from the capital of the make of the election count does begin soon and while candidates say for now that they'll respect the vote how would you describe the situation on the ground today. well there's a sense of apprehension of what is to come because of c

some say the chances of success are better than they have been long time step 5 al-jazeera moscow angola burkle has used a pivotal moment in germany's history to european leaders to defend democracy the chancellor has a close connection to the fall of the berlin wall 30 years ago she comes from the communist east inside dominic kane as more. germans remember a joyous moment which many thought might never happen the removal of a physical barrier that divided a city a country a continent in the end it was a wave of people power which swept over the burning and yet it was the people in power who let that wave topple it within weeks that same government was toppled and within months the 2 germany's would become one. angela merkel was one of the many east germans who walked into west berlin on that night in 1909 for her now as chancellor the 9th of november is a time for remembrance to feel a moment too many people became a victim of the dictatorship we were not forget them i remember the people who were killed here at this because they were looking for freedom and i also remember the 75000 p

just around the gulf of guinea you can follow the showers they drain out of the tropics down across angola eastern side of south africa or so seeing a fair bit of cloud of the moment some fun to read downpours in place here will see that so wet weather as we go on through monday the showers pack pop as we go on into we're choose day the good you could see some flooding here maybe as much as 100 millimeters of rain to come over the next 3 or 4 days and similar rainfall amounts across the far north of the continent then just around northern parts of algeria some wet weather in place some very heavy rain into cheney's yeah and that rain really ramping up as we go through chews day richelle everton thank you so head on al-jazeera 50 years and counting we'll look at what's been behind the global success of the children show me straight. and donald trump finally finds a sporting fans joe will have all these. dreams john and entertainment it's a way for people to rise above the violence around them so it's my role to keep. it's a different idea that they can leave the wards of this community 3 sh

but as well is that, we have parts of kenya, tanzania tanzania, malawi, angola, at risk from some veryping a close eye on, weather—wise. this is a developing typhoon, and that's potentially going to head its way towards the philippines towards the weekend. that could give an awful lot of rain as well. then, of course, we've got some really big downpours across greece and turkey during the day on tuesday. we've had low pressure rattling its way in across the northwest of europe during wednesday, that continues its progress into scandinavia on thursday. things are getting a bit milder, temporarily, but, then, behind it, a strong northerly wind. so, some coastal flooding potentially, as you can see, it's heading its way southwards toward southern france and the alps. again, more rain for the balkans. that really cold air though plunges southwards then, as i say, with that strong northerly onto the north sea coast. there could be some coastal flooding as well, but there is that dip in temperature for london, for paris, for madrid. still the chance of some showers around in rome as well. he

i suppose angola was the most hair-raising, in that in one battle, there were only 16 people -- out of 350 who made it out alive. i went down to cover some british mercenaries. i had been on the cuban side, and i wanted to do all three sides, and i went in with these british mercenaries, and the cubans rolled in, people i had just been with, and we took a small tugboat across the mouth of the old congo river, now called the zaire river, just where it meets the atlantic, in a terrible storm, and the boat capsized. and several people were killed, floated off in the water, and it took us two and a half hours, but we eventually got safely to zaire. in beirut, i lost an apartment from a car bomb and a hotel room from artillery fire. i mean, in every war there's been something. the side of my rib cage is crushed. you know, you pick up these little war injuries, even being a correspondent. brian: do you ever get tired of this in extremis, where you've taken all these chances? robin: no, because the opportunity to witness history is just so amazing. for a little girl from ann arbor, michigan,

forms a community of free black people on virginia's eastern shore and his grandson calls his farm angola, right? that there is this long and deep memory of african past among enslaved and free people in the space that becomes the united states. and i think professor bennett's work is pushing us toward thinking arb the ways in which if we understand african publics and african sovereignty in the way that he wants us to, that can help transform how we're thinking about resistance after 1619. >> okay. let's give our panelists a round of applause. [ applause ] thank you very much for your riveting discussion. i just want to say that the 1619 project was name-checked several times throughout your conversation. each of you will leave here tonight with a copy of "the 1619 project" issue. [ applause ] >> i guess we should say thank you to "the new york times" for reaching back out to us to see if we wanted to have more copies at the schomburg center and they gave them to us. we will have a book signing and reception out in the links and hughes lobby. please note their books are available in the

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