ancestors many of the objects originate from other countries and were brought to berlin from asia south america or africa sometimes their history and provenance are problematic one example is a royal throne from cameroon lushly decorated with precious glass beads the film explores the items history and goes on a journey to its country of origin. keep us who saw. the case you know. busy the cameroonian royal from the kingdom of the diplomatic. ties or the 2nd. one of the consequences for us today it's in berlin legally but we have a responsibility to the museum in. action of the pression cultural heritage foundation. it's a living network it's continually being developed further with the help of new research this film allows the viewer to take part in the adventure of this vital process. and that film will run in 2 parts starting here on starting june 21st. if there's one thing that the italians do well it's food and in my experience many of them even have a heightened sensitivity for food and photographer dan been you know is no exception his pictures of what star personalities like to eat for

researchers have identified hotspots across asia, africa and south america areas that are the most likelyo get extreme weather and their hope is local wildlife groups can develop conservation plans to take climate threats into consideration. >>coming up next 25 years is this famous chase. we take a look back at what was called the trial of the century, this is oj simpson as mouthpiece for his side of things if you're streaming assault on the news continues during the >>25 years ago it was the start of a drama that last to this day was then that the country learned that the cold brown simpson and her friend ronald goldman. >>had been murdered then came the stunning news that the calls ex husband football legend oj simpson and san francisco native was the prime suspect reporter stephanie elan takes a look back. >>a witness discovered the body of nicole brown simpson 25 years ago, oj simpson's ex-wife nicole and heron goldma killed in a ife attack. simpson would become the prime suspect. >>mister simpson is a fugitive of justice right now. >>days after the murder, simpson driven by friend al

millions of people who preceded them who came to this country, whether they came from europe, asia, africa, south america, central america, they came here because america had a beacon that they saw as a land of opportunity. and a land of freedom and equality and justice. a land in which they wanted to live and make better. i will yield to my friend on that and we'll continue to do our business as well as exercise our responsibilities. mr. mccarthy: i thank the gentleman. i would share a lot of the disagreements we have with how the senate does business, whether it's a republican or democrat senate. their rules in many ways work to undermine much of the good work we do here in the house. mr. scalise: we can actually find a lot of common ground on that disagreement as it relates to immigration. too believe america has got this unique place in the world as that shining beacon, for anybody who seeks fre dom. anybody who seeks the liberty that has been fought for with blood and treasure by so many heroes throughout generations to make america the place that people look to when they think about freedom and we

pride celebrations are taking place in cities across europe, asia and north and south america over thenew york, said big celebrations there. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. central and eastern parts of the uk will see the hottest and most humid conditions today. we have brought some of that continental heat up and out in the west it is the atlantic that there is influencing things. the cold front moves its way eastward through the night and puts us all in the atlantic air for tomorrow. temperatures have dropped, it will be the same humility but if you are out there and get sunshine at times it will be pleasant. we've had some storms today. this is in northern ireland earlier. those storms are now pushing their way eastwards across scotland and far north of england. a drop of temperature in western areas, still in the low 20s but we are still in the 30s in many parts of southern and eastern england. the storms in scotland could be severe this evening with disruption, lightning and hail and the risk of flash flooding as well. they will gradually work their way i

and from western europe to east, from south america to southeast asia 70 years of democratic movement spread. and nations that once knew only the blinders of fear began to taste the blessings of freedom. none of that would have happened without the men who were willing to lay down their lives for people they'd never met and ideals they couldn't live without. none of it would have happened without the troops president roosevelt called "the life-blood of america, the hope of the world." they left home barely more than boys and returned home heroes. but to their great credit, that is not how this generation carried itself. after the war, some put away their medals, were quiet about their service, moved on. some, carrying shrapnel and scars, found that moving on was much harder. many, like my grandfather, who served in patton's army, lived a quiet life, trading one uniform and set of responsibilities for another -- as a teacher, or a salesman, or a doctor, or an engineer, a dad, a grandpa. our country made sure millions of them earned a college education, opening up opportunity on an unpr

and from western europe to east, from south america to southeast asia, 70 years of democratic movement spread. and nations that once knew only the blinders of fear began to taste the blessings of freedom. none of that would have happened without the men who were willing to lay down their lives for people they'd never met and ideals they couldn't live without. none of it would have happened without the troops president roosevelt called "the life-blood of america, the hope of the world." they left home barely more than boys and returned home heroes. but to their great credit, that is not how this generation carried itself. after the war, some put away their medals, were quiet about their service, moved on. some, carrying shrapnel and scars, found that moving on was much harder. many, like my grandfather, who served in patton's army, lived a quiet life, trading one uniform and set of responsibilities for another -- as a teacher, or a salesman, or a doctor, or an engineer, a dad, a grandpa. our country made sure millions of them earned a college education, opening up opportunity on an unpr

were all froms western european countries, not from countries in south america, asia, or africa, which she condescendingly believed needed to look to first world women for guidance. and add to that regional chauvinism. werey domestic suffragists from the east coast, with new york state heavily overrepresented. no one from california, no one from the west, and no one from the south unless you count the who left because of the of torrents of slavery. and finally, it is hard to ignore a clear, personal snub. hoselaques for her rival w upstart party caused much consternation for her and her mainstream organization in the final stages of the fight. long, the history of women's suffrage has put forward a version that closely parallels the suffrage forest, a top-heavy story dominated by a few iconic leaders, all white and native board, and the national organizations they founded and led. moving decisively away from that approach uncovers a much broader, more diverse suffrage history waiting to be told. the new suffrage history since away fromof focus national leadership to highlight the women

when in fact the impact of the russian revolution was much greater felt in the rest of asia in africa and in south america than it was felt in marx's home countries of germany and britain now we're just commemorating celebrating who knows how the establishment will see the end of us or the treaty of versailles so we know about history and the way it's written by victors and so on this get into premonitions 1st because i got to say i have to say from the outset richard this is one of the op most optimistic happy books they won't get ever imagine they're just going through the premonitions you name check got on the in india the easter rising in ireland and apartheid in mexico you see one interesting feature of what had happened the years before the russian revolution was that the people are on the move and this was evident to lenin you gotta understand that you know lenin was sitting in switzerland in zuma wild with a group of his colleagues in the what became the bolshevik movement there were about 15 of them you know it was a small group and yet they looked around the world and they said there's been a re

even if you have a lot of wealth but you live in africa or asia or parts of south america. >> or russiang as you're in a nonblacked out economy, you should be able to buy stuff online but you can't because it's hard to get your currency online. in this case they're going to be making a currency that you can move into. >> think of people who use ven mow or paypal. you can't do that in this case. >> the thing that's most important to point out is that list of companies you were naming, uber spotify, visa and master card, there are no banks on that list. that's what facebook is going to be doing. they're going to become their own bank, a central reserve. the word reserve is in there. you know who has central reserves? nations. it makes them their own nation with their own currency. that's the idea here. for me the really interesting part and the thing that i'm excited about, it's going to make possible all kinds of weird things. it's going to be its own sort of stock exchange in a way, its own internal markets just the way a nation does. how that's going to play out -- >> the thing that we

millions of people who preceded them who came to this country, whether they came from europe, asia, africa, south america, central america, they came here because america had a beacon that they saw as a land of opportunity. and a land of freedom and equality and justice. a land in which they wanted to live and make better. i will yield to my friend on that and we'll continue to do our business as well as exercise our responsibilities. mr. mccarthy: i thank the gentleman. i would share a lot of the disagreements we have with how the senate does business, whether it's a republican or democrat senate. their rules in many ways work to undermine much of the good work we do here in the house. mr. scalise: we can actually find a lot of common ground on that disagreement as it relates to immigration. too believe america has got this unique place in the world as that shining beacon, for anybody who seeks fre dom. anybody who seeks the liberty that has been fought for with blood and treasure by so many heroes throughout generations to make america the place that people look to when they think about freedom and we

south carolina from? isabout half of our volume asia and indian subcontinent, then australia, new zealand and south america seeing record volumes,, up about 10% year-over-year. , a lotf that is imports of people are shipping ahead of the tariffs, doing what we call frontloading. in basicre down a bit commodities. empty containers are up significantly. you have to move empties back to where they are needed. we've had a strong year. we are watching to see what the future holds. david: we tend to think when tariffs go into effect, it will reduce trade. it may cause a short-term increase with people trying to get ahead of the tariffs. are you anticipating it tougher next year? forecasted 2.5% growth for next year. we are cautious. forcan make the case forecast for modest growth or a modest decline. generally speaking, the east are growing relative to the market overall because of bigexpansion of -- container ships can come to the east coast now. the southeast tends to be the best place to be in the port business. the population growth drives imports. growth manufacturing which drives exports. that's exactly th

are heavily investing constantly, and we can act on notnd to really deliver only in asia, but now in as america and southin north america and south america, and africa, australia and new zealand. changed the tip of the corporate structure to keep your eye here and your munich-based offices on everything that is going on globally? have you got someone in control of global compliance here in singapore to talk to in real time? we have over 2200 people globally focused on those purposes. again people i think we are heavily -- again, i think we are heavily investing in technology. it is about real-time position making processes. we are always very much focusing on real-time and on strong digital monitoring processes. quintupled your market cap in the last three years, so shareholders with you for a long time are certainly happy from a financial standpoint. do you think sharing enough with them as far as transparency is concerned, when it comes to acquisitions, when it comes to customer onboarding, you got your shareholder meeting next week. dr. braun: we are constantly deporting -- our reporting for what we a

asia into south asia sapporo delhi for example we can fly from the middle east down to bali we can fly from japan and deep into australia across the atlantic deep from europe into deep into north america and vice versa it's a frontal attack on boeing which is also developing a plane in the same segment. yeah buses archrival is in desperate need of a win its money making $737.00 max remains grounded worldwide after 2 fatal crashes once focused on production of the highly sought after model boeing is now battling for its reputation were killed and 4000 additional commercial airplanes we needed into actually even could be a shortage of pilots so a good 800000 new pilots might be needed was in the next 20 years and it was this slightly better than recently. address. that got the stock going boeing stock up by more than 2 percent and it was here on monday the biggest winner in the dow jones industrial average. and yes of course i want to ask you about these the world famous auction house being purchased by a french israeli billionaire telecoms and media group. and i'll tie c.e.o. patrick he offered $57.00 a share making the deal worth $3700000000.00 it will cease return to private hands af

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will to buttress his foreign policy which is aggressive aggressive in south america aggressive in the middle east aggressive in asia. now the russian president's annual q. and i say to collect over 2000000 questions from the public this week the general public i'm glad to meet putin then spent about 4 hours on soaring more than 80 questions on varying subjects including international issues. is if the american side shows interest we are always ready for dialogue or what we see what is happening in us domestic politics the president will always look back on the race he's in right now some of the american establishment are speculating about our country's relationship with trying to find problems and telling lies if you. will be sure we're going to use if we. went to paris and said he would not talk to the separatists representatives of these unrecognized republicans if you can how will they resolve this issue but modern history doesn't provide a single example of a conflict which was resolved without direct dialogue between the sides we need political will. and we do everything we've seen presented as evidence that r

in south america aggressive in the middle east aggressive in. asia.that's a wrap up of the day's top news for now but don't forget you can always find us on many of your favorite social media platforms like twitter and facebook drop the minute reports. why a paradise with all year round turned into a round the experimentation field for agricultural chemicals we know that these chemicals have consequences they are major irritants there's no question otherwise why would the chemical company workers themselves be geared up that suited up locals attempt to combat the on regulated experiments good often in day you have many of these people one foot into the biotech pharma and the other foot in the government regulatory bodies this kind of collusion is reprehensible while the battle goes on the chemicals continue to poison hawaii and its people so one has to ask the question whether there is a form of environmental research going on in hawaii whether these companies feel they can get away with this because the people have less political power. just driving

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will to buttress his foreign policy which is aggressive aggressive in south america aggressive in the middle east aggressive in asia. that's a news break down for this hour and that's all for me as well today but we're not neil harvey will be taking over in about 30 minutes at the latest thanks for tuning in for every maybe. but they're all doing drugs or ahead. or behind or the feel good but so. far good. of it is that you. just showed you the commercial did you feel so much i'm going to move. when i manage to finish it oh my gosh come home. they are the house of. god so it's really. been a month now but i need to learn to be the only. the scared or new. video coming from the system definition in. the midst of them run to the. describing the trump administration policy is confusing contradictory and incoherent would be an understatement as members of his administration the drums of war the president suddenly inject into the conversation with words to the concord what is the world. this is a boom bust broadcasting around the globe and covering the world of business and finance in the us all. and i'm christiane wash

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feinstein mister secretary, fy 1922 countries were majored drug producing countries located in south america as well as asia. give it did the limited counter narcotics budget how can states help determine where to concentrate its efforts? >>. >> it's an excellent question. we tried not only during each budget cycle we try to set priorities and try to find the place where we can find the most impact mindful that it is not measurable that there was bill the. to create capacity. you can look to that only to the budget request within those various tools not just the state department but cbt and monies requested for all other agencies involved how we think about approaching that. >> honduras and el salvador and guatemala are few of the countries identified for illicit narcotics in the united states. in light of the president's recent decision how will the state department reduce the flow? i have been thinking we went to columbia several years ago it was a success the numbers are up at 10 billion now but we have problems in central america and i'm wondering so in a planned central america to provide the incentive

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asia into south asia. sapporo-delhi, for example. we can fly from the middle east, down to bali. we can fly from japan, deep into australia, across the atlantic, d from europe into north america and vice versa. >> a frontal attack on billing, which is also developing a plane in the same sector. their archrival is in desperate need of a win. its moneymaking 737 max 8 remains grounded worldwide after two fatal crashes. boeing is now battling for interpretation. -- its reputation. >> we are committed to learning from this and we have teams working 24-seven to make sure we are meeting the needs and priorities of our regulators and customers around the globe. >> france, germany and spain used the air show to launch their nest -- next generation fighting jet, and air combat system that incorporates drones and satellites. never before has such political uncertainty surrounded the showcase. the looming departure from the eu could thoroughly spanner into the works of europe's tightly integrated aerospace industry. another thought the company u.s., who threatened tariffs on airbus, which would be a disaster for everyone in the words of airbus chief. after a short break, i will be back

america first policies. he alsors shared controover the use in women. our south asia correspondent rajinidy vathan caught up with him as he approaches his 84th birthday. rajini: in the shadows of thesek himalayan he has lived in exile. i have come to the north indian town, home to one of the world's best-known religious leaders.s hiiritual stardom attracts celebrities and politicians the world over. but as china rises, is his influence fading? dalai lama: one chinese official descbed me as a demon. when i first heard that, my response is, yes, i am a demon with horns. itis is nothing. actually, i feelfor their ignorance and their political sort of thinking, very narrowminded. rajini: you once said you would be interested ineeting esident trump. has he ever asked you for a meeting? dalai lama: no. no. his emotion is also a little bit too complicated. rajini: what you mean by that? what office?hink of him in dalai lama: one day he says something, another day he says something. what i think lack of moral principle. , when he become president, he expressed america first.

these are primarily located in central and south america, as well as asia. given its limited counter narcotics budget, how can state help determine where to concentrate its efforts as well as our efforts? >> that's -- senator feinstein, that's an excellent question. so we try not only during each budget cycle, as we're presenting proposals to you for the budget, but throughout the years we're watching, we try to set priorities. and to the point senator cornyn made, we're trying to deliver best value for each dollar we spend, the best place where we can have most impact. being mindful too, there are times where the impact isn't measurable in the immediate run. there was a buildup period. you have to create capacities inside some of these countries that don't have them. i think you can look to not only our budget request as a measure of where our priorities -- not only within each country, but within the various tools. not just the state department tools, but the tools that are at cbp and the moneys that are requested for all the other agencies involved in the

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