released and he died a free man, and benny's relatives the mare still live in the area.of course , let's go show the house, yes, hello class. hello well, in fact, he replaced my father in those days for people like us, it was one way to clean the houses of rich people, but he said you won’t work like that and helped me get an education and become a nurse benny for all my relatives was guardian angel, and this peppy gentleman in a hat simon mare is benny's cousin who, after the artist's death , replaced him in a musical group. generally here it seems like the whole town is alive. the students are learning to dance. under his composition, adults regularly give a performance, to which the whole circle gathers. but the building of the former gambling house, where benny performed at first, today has become the main place of interest, and part-time to the house of culture. as a child, benny's mother every now and then again through the streets in search of her son, she asked everyone where bartolome ran away again, where is my bartolome, and he quietly came running here and ju

santa isabel gave a slack to benny. so today is a big day.ew up. nyh cities hello well, finally, my name is vitaliy , let's have some musical notes. i would also like to teach a music school. so you teach piano, guitar, vocals, double bass. oh wow. how many years have you been teaching at this school, 45? you are just a lifetime. this is my life and my love has already released more than twenty. that is, this is about 500 people, probably, yes, even more you are just a public teacher of cuba. be proud of your students. be ready. our whole country knows, russia oh hello, late komsomol member or pioneer you have been playing guitar for 2.5 years. in general, how old is 12. listen, my son is also 12 years old. and he wants to learn guitar, so you would advise you to work out with floring first. in general this charming lady, for example, was called a new yorker in her time. she graduated from the same music school, and then organized an ensemble. and also from the local graduates. so meet the laureates and diploma winners of numerous competition

dell benny --suzan delbene. anna: i will be joined on the virtual stage with a cochair jim: berger -- just a reminder, you can find us on social media platforms at punchbowl news and we encourage you to share about today's event and let's bring representative dell benny -- delbene to the event. there have been no shortage of news on today's midterm election. can you talk about how important it is for the generational change to happen now that democrats will be in the minority and nancy pelosi has been democratic leader through your tenure of congress. rep. delbene: and long before the tenure -- my tenure of congress. she has done a incredible job being a leader for the country and this is a big change. we have incredible leaders throughout our caucus and i think an opportunity for us to see a lot of people participate in ways they may have not before and i think that will be healthy for the organization. anna: -- we are talking about hakeem jeffries, the democrat from new york and expected to be leading that dem

♪ benny, benny ♪ >> reporter: looking out and seeing people in your iconic outfits, singing along to the -- >> oh, my god. you look so good in those. you come onstage, and there's all different outfits from my careers. people holding placards up saying, i've been to 200 shows. it's my birthday. >> reporter: what is your most cherished possession here? >> what do i have? oh, here is a picture of me taken backstage at hyde park this year with my boys. >> aww. >> and if there was a fire here, this would be the first thing i'd take. >> reporter: that's 11-year-old zachary and 9-year-old elijah, elton's two young sons with his husband david, who he's excited to spend the most time with after touring. >> the greatest thing about my life is that when we had these children, everything changed. that's why i'm coming off the road. i wanna be with my children. i've had enough applause. i just want the applause of my children saying, you have been a good dad. >> thanks to robin and elton. robin, you pull off those glasses. she'll have much more on "nightline." you can see announcer: this is abc7

and the jets." ♪ bennie and the jets ♪ >> reporter: "i'm still standing." ♪ i'm still standing, lookingeling like a little kid ♪ >> reporter: and "candle in the wind." ♪ seems to me like you live your life like a candle in the wind ♪ >> reporter: his life inspiring a musical biopic, titled "rocket man." >> i wanted to go out on a high. from the country that gave me everything. it's been so wonderful. you come on stage and there's all different outfits from my careers. pople in funny glasses, hats, holding placards up saying, i've been to 200 shows, i've been to 50 shows. it's my birthday. wow. robin? hi, gorgeous. >> reporter: i spoke to the father of two in 2018, when he first announced his farewell tour. >> well, before the children, i thought, this is what i'm going to be doing until the day i die. probably collapse on stage and die on stage. but i don't want to be traveling away from my children. they need me. i need them, much more than another tour or doing another show. >> reporter: it was almost five years ago when we sat down together. >> yes. >> reporter: so, reflecting back o

benny, why don't you talk about your background and why you got involved with this organization? benny: i came to trusted future as an attorney and i spent most of my career in the tech and telecom space. i worked at the fcc and i have been working on issues of digital inclusion and equity inclusion. this is important to me personally and it is important because of the impact it has on communities in the nation. anna: congresswoman delbene spoke to the issue of the dobbs decision and the fact of piecemeal privacy legislation. share with us about what this means for community of color -- in terms of the lack of trust in technology in general. >> it is not universally shared across all communities and all demographics. some populations, particularly in underserved communities and communities of color have less trust in these technologies and with each year, these technologies become vital with how we conduct business. the ability of all of us to participate fully into the digital ecosystem, it is critical to the economy and national security and it is important to have different ap

caused by rsv infectious disease expert at ucsf doctor peter chin-hong says an increase of cases that benny off children's hospital in oakland and san francisco has affected several areas of care. the 0 vision care, physicians, offices, pediatricians offices. >> on what's that's leading to some. >> potential consolations of elective surgeries and and visit at stanford university's packard children's hospital. it's a similar story. there certainly is a incidence of rsv infection. doctor david cornfield says parents will be concerned for their child's well-being. >> they should also know that rsv is the most common viral infection in children. 50% experiencing symptoms before their first birthday. the overwhelming majority of kids do very well with this infection. >> i'm having some cold symptoms. some running nose and relatively few of these children actually get hospitalized. when you think about all the kids that are infected, doctor chin-hong says rsv isn't just spread among kids, but that most deaths happened with those 65 and older. >> it's why he recommends taking some of the same prec

all the way from germany, benny greb is here, everybody. [ cheers and applause welcome to the show, bennye our first guest tonight is an emmy award-winning co-host of "cbs mornings," host of the sirius xm show "gayle king in the house," and the editor at large of "oprah daily. the winter issue of "o quarterly," which features this year's list of oprah's favorite things is on newsstands now and available at oprahdaily.com. please welcome back to the show, our friend, gayle king, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: welcome back, gayle >> hello, human beings i'm so glad to be here >> seth: it's nice to be in a room with human beings isn't it >> it really is. >> seth: it really is. i mean - >> i do not take it for granted ever >> seth: yes >> ever. >> seth: now more than ever. >> ever, ever have >> seth: i -- this must have been, you know, an exciting month for you. we've talked about our shared affection and appreciation for taylor swift >> yes >> seth: a big taylor swift month. >> she has a new tour coming out. [ cheers and applause she has a new tour coming

they need to make money. tomato miss house spoke to william benny, who for over 30 years, worked with a u. s national security agency, a former cryptography, and later a whistle block benny was the essays, technical leader of intelligence. benny has a high level understanding of the agencies data collection systems. what that means is, any i phone or any phone in the world, 1st connecting to the network, when you want to use it, you're immediately known worldwide. i mean, all the switches have you and the capture, your eyepiece and all, and your phone and app, mac numbers and all that. that's how they bill you. so that also is the known by the network in the implants, computer network exploitation implants, they have around the world over this was in 2004 under 2010, somewhere in that range. they had over 50000 implants and all these switches, servers and networked worldwide. i mean that means they own the entire network. so that if you, your phone comes on the air, then they can, they can know who you are and where you are. when citizen lab exposed and a so, and it's pegasus spyware.

bennie by the way would become both a model and a mentor of carson. johnny carson like many people of his generation graduated from high school and almost immediately was shipped up to world war ii. trained as a naval commander in the pacific on the uss pennsylvania. while onboard the often entertained his ship mates with jokes and card tricks. carson style gave him credit in his early experience in the navy is one of the keys to understanding his broad wide range of appeal. military service at all provided a window to the very diverse regional cultures of the united states a no other experience or no other young man. after the war carson unrolled in the university of nebraska where he wrote his senior thesis on comedy writing and work for radio stations in lincoln while in college and then moved to omaha after graduation in 1949 with two years experience on television and on the radio in omaha. carson left hind a 15 minute show the very forgettable show called the squirrel man and headed west and got a job as an announcer on a television station in l

at least 9 people have been killed in democratic republic of congo in the north eastern city of bennie. a rebel group called the allied democratic forces is being blamed for the violence on tuesday night and potentially a huge blow for synagogue with the world cup just 11 days away is being reported. their star man is sadie o monet's out of the tournament. where yet to receive confirmation from the sang delays, football association of the 2 time african player of year took a knock to he shin. all right, those are the headlines. i'm emily anglin. the news continues here after al jazeera, well, ah ah, ah, ah ha, ha, ha, ha ha. i with some been gone with them with hi jeanine with a she'll be on a bus in the food industry, not j. o cartoons or me, or j. p. a new new separated have caught up really called on the, on the bill, but i'll see up, would you frequent? oh, fair, unfair. i mean, it was, you know, talking, but our political so does it, is it there but in below, in but it says use it initial say, don't say you solved. did know he supposed to generate a bunch of one song up in the see

. >> lissette that, let's bring in representative del benny to the virtual stage. welcome. >> really appreciate it. >> before we get into all things technology, we are going to start with a few news of the day questions. there has been no shortage of news from the midterm elections. last, there is a big change in power. top democratic leadership. can you talk about how important it is for this generational change to happen now that democrats will be in the minority. nancy pelosi has been leader throughout your tenure in congress. >> and long before my tenure in congress. she's done an incredible job leading not only our democratic caucus but being a leader for our country. this is a big change but also an important change. we have incredible leaders throughout our caucus and an opportunity for us to see a lot of people participate in ways maybe they haven't before. that will be healthy for the organization. >> we are talking about hakeem jeffries, the democrat from new york, expected to be leading the democrats in the minority. no person of minority has ever led a

for the white house trumps announcement from his mar lago residence in florida. comes a week after benny was hand picked. republican candidates lost in the mid term elections. nasa has lost its new moon rocket artemus after several delays. new rocket is the most powerful ever built. it blasted off 50 years after nasa's last luna mission and brings the u. s. one important step closer to putting astronauts back on the moon. by 2025. 321 boosters, english and left off of artemus one 3rd times a charm for artem is one now says next generation moon rocket. get blasted off from florida after a series of setbacks. just 2 hours before lift off, a leaky valve was detected. an emergency team was sent in to the blast. danger zone to repair it. a nerve wracking wait for the engineers. we are tracking the red crew to technicians and a safety representative that have made entry to the launch pad and are currently inside the compartment where the leaky replenished valve is to launch is in august and september were cancelled due to technical problems and a hurricane. but patience has paid off and the un

but is there any defense minister benny gant says israel will not cooperate with any external investigation. gant says the u. s. justice ministries decision to investigate the unfortunate death. oh, sure, we now work. there is a serious mistake. sharyn was shot dead by israeli forces on may. the 11th, while covering an army rage on jeanine and the occupied west bank. yes, president joe biden says he's had a blunt discussion with china's leaders. she's in ping, as the men met for a long way to talks on the eve of the g. 20 summit in indonesia and discuss taiwan, north korea, and the war and ukraine. it was their 1st in person meeting since biden became president. both leaders stressed a need to get relations back on track. ukraine's president has visited her son and says the liberation of the city marks the beginning of the end of the war. that ms. lewinsky said ukraine is moving forward and is ready for peace . he met locals and handed out awards till ukrainian soldiers needy were taken city of house on russian troops withdrew from the area on friday to lensky. has since accused russia are

i get grandmothers, their children and their children and i get babies. ♪ benny, benny, benny ♪ >> iifferent outfits from my career. funny glasses, hats, holding placards up saying i've been to 200 shows, i've been to 50 shows, it's my birthday. it's like wow. >> i remember you saying if it were not for music you would love to decorate. what is your most cherished possession here? >> what do i have? oh, here, well, actually it's -- or david got for his birthday a picture of me taken backstage at hyde park with my boys. if there was a fire this would the first thing i take. >> can you see that? >> yes. look at your smile. look at all your smiles. >> reporter: that's 11-year-old zachary and 9-year-old elijah, elton's two young sons with his husband david who he's most excited to spend time with after touring. when i seen how they've grown, have they shown an interest in music at all? >> they both play the piano and elijah started playing the trumpet. elijah is headed towards the stage. i don't know what zach will do. his passion is fishing. the greatest thing about my life, when we had

meanwhile-- is benny here? is benny here?an unlock a door with a simple tap from an iphone or apple watch. but, of course, no headphone jack. ( laughter ) meanwhile, there's news from the world of big pasta, because barilla is being sued over not being made in italy. even worse, the noodles are voiced by chris pratt. ( laughter ) here's the scoop: barilla is marketed as "italy's number one brand of pasta," even though it's made in iowa and new york. that is a crushing revelation. next, they'll tell me all those people at olive garden aren't my actual family. i was hoping i could crash there, you know, just till i get it together. meanwhile-- ( applause ) meanwhile, there's news from america's funny little uncle, england, where in order to help solve sex crimes, a semen- sniffing dog has been brought in by cheshire police. man, this english adaptation of "paw patrol" is gritty. we'll be right back with secretary of transportation, pete buttigieg. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) woman tc: my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. doctor tc:

these tribes were the as abdel case and benny osama. and they came to this area known at the time as my gun. the land of frankincense in a separate migration. tribes also came here from the north of the era peninsula, like the nursery, or adena knights, known as the arabs, off the north. they all came here because of the long coastline and very climate. there were deserts, mountains, rivers, and in the south lust greenery. in ancient history, o mong was the only country in that part of the world. if you look at the arabian peninsula as a whole, there are essentially only 2 ancient countries to the east o mom and to the west. yemen and the molten states that now exist off a pot for my mom and yemen. they are all modern inventions. oh man. cookie. yeah, i don't see. i see a lot of the korean c as he bindle public. 30. then a lot of them are one will ever santa will. as the 30th coupling me let, we get the how come now have come all home, sierra e and now man k, i don't see i see out of all who malesky will then it will get an a and an abu

this is benny france. he's an electra engineer, turned farmer and has been on this land for 4 years. tons of a records are turned in this rate, so i would really running mother into well, mostly. so now, even though different parts of the world have very different soils, one thing all degraded agricultural souls have been comment is that they're susceptible to disease. now we don't want those soils to contain many passages. so the pathogen light might be an indicator of a degrading sla pathogens. the worst soil is degraded, soils also lose their ability to hold in filter water are more susceptible to erosion and have lasses as beneficial microbes, meaning plants don't grow as well. but soil health is about more than just our food security. boyle community. health is actually the foundation of all the natural and men, the nation of something crumbled. everything else comes tumbling down no till agriculture, leave soil undisturbed, which allows the microbes living inside the clamps to thrive. specifically th

which after conducting more than a thousand interviews seems to be winding things down, as chair bennie thompson telling "politico," not too long ago, that the committee is done interviewing witnesses and considering the possibility of criminal referrals after today's deposition, with the top wisconsin republican, who says former president trump reached out to him about overturning the 200 election results in that state. you heard that before, right? that's the story from georgia. but this call, allegedly happened in july of this year. 20 months after the presidential election. and the committee has held a flurry of interviews recently as they're hustling to meet the end of year deadline to put out a final report. why end of year? you know what happens next year. the new congress takes over with a house majority of republicans who will move to disband the committee in all likelihood. we will bring in capitol hill correspondent ryan nobles. number one, what do they want to get out of roben ross here, and who has the broad details of his story, as it relates to the call with the former pr

this is benny france. he's an electro engineer, turned farmer and has been on this land for 4 years. tons of a records returned this route. so i would feel the running mother into well, most lisa. now, even though different parts of the world have very different soils, one thing all degraded agricultural souls have been comment is that they're susceptible to disease. now we don't want those soils to contain many pathogens. so the pathogen might, might be an indicator oh, a degrading sla pathogens the worst the soil is degraded, soils also lose their ability to hold in filter water are more susceptible to erosion and have less of those beneficial microbes. meaning plants don't grow as well. but soil health is about more than just our food security foil communities. and so health is actually the foundation of all ecosystems but natural and man, hey, if the foundation of something crumbles, everything else comes tumbling down. no till agriculture. leave soil undisturbed, which allows the microbes living insid

this is benny france. he's an electro engineer, turned farmer and has been on this land for 4 years, tons of a records, it turned out this route. so i would feel you're running mother into well, most lisa. now, even though different parts of the world have very different soils, one thing all degraded agricultural souls have been comment is that they're susceptible to disease. now we don't want a soils to contain many pathogens, so the pathogen might might be an indicator oh, a degrading sla pathogens the worst the soil is degraded, soils also lose their ability to hold in filter water are more susceptible to erosion and have less of those beneficial microbes, meaning plants don't grow as well. but soil health is about more than just our food security, boil communities, and so health is actually the foundation of all eager systems but natural and man, hey, if the foundation of something crumbles, everything else comes tumbling down. no till agriculture, leaves soil undisturbed, which allows the microbes liv

benny's now on a money back, punches in. steelers go for two and get it. bad clock management.. david shot resigned after byu game. coach shaw it leaves as the winningest head coach in program history. two rose bowl victories. he is just 50 years old. certainly he is not done, just unsure what is next. >> notice i did not use the word retirement. i have not said the word retirement. as i said, this is time for me to step away, time for stanford to find that next person to lead. this place is special. this place is magical, and i can't wait for stanford to be on top again. >> oh ms. flores, what would we do without you? leader of many, and pet wrangler too. you report to your boss, every afternoon. so beautiful. so becoming a student again might seem impossible. hello mi amor. but what if a school could be there for all of you? career, family, finances and mental health. well, it can. national university. supporting the whole you. your heart is the beat of life. if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood t

spectacular scenery ah, to be on the beach and the sea can look up to the beautiful caribbean blue ah. benny mate, community, everybody knows everybody in ah, the challenges their populations have in the last 60 years. ah, we don't have people to walk all the jobs that are going here. it's a really alarming scenario that we've got the population as something that we can change if we're just a wee bit more, a chart of rebuilder communities rather than just lament or loss i ah, ah, i absolutely feel blessed. and every time we get this excitement like, what are we going to see this time? ah, is constantly while it always keeping you on your top. but it doesn't matter what, whether the colors are always back. i don't know the coast guard laughlin laughlin been enough for all the area to see our ah, my dad is very involved with the c as well. he runs a boat to a company here where they go to look for wildlife and take tourists around the island. we have loads of animals. here we go, alters steals whales. dolphin, eagles, everything. and there is no place quite like the hebrides. ah, i have been w

ah. benny. close knit community. everybody knows everybody in ah, the challenges their populations have in the last 60 years. ah, we don't have, you know, people to walk all the jobs that are going here. it's a really alarming scenario that we've got in the population as something that we can change if we're just a wee bit more chart of rebuild our communities. rather than just lament our last i the in i absolutely feel blessed and every time we get this excitement like, what are we going to see this time? ah, it's constantly while it's always keeping you on your home. but it doesn't matter what, whether the colors are always back. ah, donaway co starred laughlin laughlin would have been enough for all the area to see our ah, my dad is very involved with the c as well. he runs a boat to her company here, where they go to look for wildlife and take tourists around the island. we have loads of animals. here we go, alters feels, whales, dolphin, eagles, everything. and there is no place white like the i need i, i have b

at least 9 people have been killed there in an attack in the north eastern city of benny. a rebel group called the allied democratic forces as being blamed for the violence on tuesday night. it comes as the government renews. it's fight against another rebel group in 23. not going web and joins me from a camp in going for those who've been into place to malcolm. what if any people been experiencing where you are will people around here arrived in their thousands, tens of thousands over the last week will to say they fled when the m. $23.00 rebel group, which is widely understood to be a proxy of neighboring romando. they were one to denies it, but the people mostly from rural areas complained that the arm group would bomb their villages. and people are scared of this armed group because of its track record of executing and forcing civilians to fight to people who fled. many of them on foot walking for 2 or 3 days sleeping rough or to reach the area where we are now. we're in a health center at the moment, just north of the city of goma, but lining the road all the way from

and benny snell took it in short range. gave the steelers the lead and they won the game 24-17. is 4-7. >>> nba, time for one last shot. lakers up two. pacers with the ball. they needed a prayer. the rookie andrew nemhart answered it for the win! pacers rallied from 17 down and beat l.a. 116-115. >>> warriors, draymond green, hopped to celebrate a teammate during the minnesota game. green was given a foul yesterday. later when dante divincenzo left the bench. and then curry responded with this on instagram. [ music ] ♪°7 steph wrote, "i'll take the fine. good win, dubs." warriors are winners of five out of the last x at dalon es >>> cool story. >> now pretty cool. phoenix suns, bridges and ayton ditched warmups. the little guy is wearing a jersey. the three danced for about a minute. and oh by the way, let me just leave you with this one. dion sanders, the head coach of jackson state, says he has been offered a coaching job at colorado. is boulder ready for prime time? we'll just let that one marinade just a little bit. >> all right, vern, thank you so much. we appreciate it. >>

but there is some hope san jose state university adjunct professor benny beauvais says that althoughpeople they have less money to spend due to inflation. some retailers are flush with merchandise and that could mean some bigger deals on the horizon. >> so if your smart consumer, you do, you worry you do your search. you are likely to find very good deals as we get into probably mid december. >> economists recommend you don't spend what you can afford and really think about what money you'll need in the months to come. >> always a treat to catch the warriors set home. it's big event sure, especially if they get the you yeah. and you know what else is w some of the fan food, good food that we all a chance to sample some of the new menu items as part of the taste makers program today. and yet it's tasty. plus, it's a real boost to local chefs. cheering on your team. sure can make you hungry. so let's see what's on the menu this season at the home of the warriors. i think like this anyhow, barbecue chicken skewer from that, sir rob shop. made our own sweet corn garlic just to make top a

dell bennie of washington, -- mr. delbene of washington, ms. schrier, and mr. kind, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on s. 4003. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? mr. neguse: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. keating, ms. bonamici, ms. pressley, mr. phillips and mr. khanna, i inform the house that those members will vote yes on s. 4003. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. lahood of illinois, i inform the house that mr. lahood will vote nay on s. 4003. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from idaho seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by mike simpson, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. simpson will vote yes on senate 4003. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 247, the nays are 160. with one member voting present. 2/3 of those not responding in the affirmative, the rules are not suspend

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the pediatric icu at benny off children's hospital in san francisco is now at 97% occupancy every right to the tent for overflow and the pediatric hospital. so many. >> for many pediatricians, this instead of march of 2020. >> mainly because there is a lot of capacity in the pediatric hospitals in general. the doctor says a rise in flu and covid cases are also filling up the adult icu, which sits at a 95% occupancy rate. he described what patients with the most serious cases of rsv undergo. most kids is just really removing secretions, giving rest henri support, maybe a breathing tube for the most serious and rehydration at stanford university's packard children's hospital. there seems to be fewer cases keeping up. i think it packard that's remain at a premium. doctor david cornfield says there seems to be more children struggling with rsv now because of the pandemic. nearly 3 years of masking and isolation prevent its spread of the respiratory virus. >> we're seeing many children less than 3 years of age seeing are searching for the first time and who are therefore more symptomatic and

steelers after suffering abdominal strain coach up one in the fourth quarter until harris replacement bennyhis way into the end zone. a two point conversion put the steelers in front 24 to 17, but the colts had time for a tying or winning drive. they got to this dealer 27. matt ryan throws to paris campbell on fourth down play broken up by minka fitzpatrick and cameron sutton to do a sandwich job on campbell . jeff saturday wants a penalty flag, but he won't get one steelers win. 24 17. it's their 52nd win on monday night that ties the 49ers for the most in nfl history. tomorrow is the big day for the u. s world cup team when it's game against iran and its onto the knockout round. as the team worked out today, it was surrounded by political controversy. iran's governing body of soccer has demanded the us team be expelled after removal of an emblem of the islamic republic from iran's flag on social media team captain tyler adams has been criticized for mispronouncing the country is iran instead of iran and us coach greg burkhalter has been asked about us immigration policy, the us navy any n

london's haldeman museum is returning these 6 pieces and signing over the ownership of 66 other so called benny bronzes in its collection to a novel this objects to be displayed in museums for people to see people from outside the country to come and see in the context of where they have been looted is a significant moment for us. for now, there is 6 deliberate gaps in the museums display cases. more will follow with plans for a significant number of artifacts to remain on an extended loan from the jury and government. at the resurgence of the black lives matter movement in 2020 leading to sort of more concerns about how we accounted for the provenance of objects. so it was a kind of natural outgrowth into a tipping point. it's here though, the british museum in london, where the largest single collection of items taken from beneath in the 19th century remains more than 900 individual objects. the museum says it was to ensure that collection is shared as widely as possible. it isn't though, talking about returning one major stumbling block is written into british law and 1963 active parliament

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is really defense minister benny gans has called us a serious mistake and says, israel will not cooperate with any external investigation during was shot dead by is really forces in made or covering an army raid on jeanine in the occupied west bank. here as president joe biden says, he's had a blunt discussion with china's leadership ping, the man met for a long awaited talks on the eve of the g. 20 summit in indonesia, they discussed taiwan, north korea, and the war and ukraine, ukraine's president his visit hassan and says the liberation of the city marks the beginning of the end of the war. for the next, he met locals and founded out awards to ukrainian soldiers. in the uv be taken, city funerals have been held in istanbul for some of the victims of sundays bombing on a busy pedestrian street in the heart of a city. turkish police of arrested $47.00 people, including a syrian woman, suspected of planting the bomb. it's been the attack on kurdish militia, something both the p k, k and kurdish lead syrian democratic forces have denied explosion, kill 6 people, an injured more than 80 oth