looted on an issue that bilin continues to wrestle with. no wonder still probably nuance between figures are the provenance of these artifacts their origins their history and biography from production and original function to how they came into german possession and ended up in german collections these issues have become a focal point of research in recent years it's mushtaq and in focus group one such artifact comes from the kingdom of. what became cameroon a former german colony remember you know the throne of king toy. he's a peasant he gifted the plan to the german empress head of the 2nd in 1008 to strengthen the relationship with the german claire new routines but how voluntary was that if training. in how to today's camera in such throws are not really displayed in the ceilings but remain powerful political symbols. of what form a circle just old form is a good opportunity to explain with these artifacts actually came from how are they seem to day items that have any significance and of sue for whom i think items that once had signif

overwhelmed by car traffic in 2017 the city invested $130.00 euros per resident into cycling infrastructure bilin invested just 4 euro 70 per resident but who traced hasn't always been a world class bike city. like in many other countries in the 1950 s. and sixty's the automobile was at the center of urban planning a large canal in the center of the city was even filled in so that a freeway could be built on top of it. for the past 20 years has been gradually reversing the mistakes of the past the condell is also being restored and the motorway is being transformed into a waterway and away says of car in the midst of the city. new residential developments are also doing their part for a lot fun who dunks reducing car traffic is a priority a new district with 6000 drillings isn't planning. instead of one car per household the district will have parking for only one out of every 3 households there will be mobility management so a couple of hops people can go for all their mobility desires car sharing electric by cargo public transport there's really no fast mobility inside this area. the residents

overwhelmed by car traffic in 2017 the city invested $130.00 euros per resident into cycling infrastructure bilin invested just for euro 70 per resident buttressed hasn't always been a world class bike city. like in many other countries in the 1950 s. and sixty's the automobile was at the center of urban planning a large canal in the center of the city was even filled in so that a freeway could be built on top of it. for the past 20 years has been gradually reversing the mistakes of the past the canal is also being restored and the motorway is being transformed into a waterway and away says of car in the midst of the city. new residential developments are also doing their part for a lot fun who dunk reducing car traffic is a priority a new district with 6000 welling's isn't planning. instead of one car per household the district will have parking for only one out of every 3 households. there will be mobility management so a couple of hops people can go for all their mobility desires car sharing electric bikes cargo bikes public transport so there's really no fast mobility in sight this area. the

when does leader club bilin have announced they are hiring paul darvill way as the new head coach will be dartos 2nd stint at the helm for her after serving as head coach for the berlin club for 4 years until 202019 person now dangerously near the relegation zone albeit hoping the one darian can turn around their fortunes the club sacked bruno lubber dia on saturday. english side chelsea have sacked have sacked their coach frank lampard after a run of 5 defeats in 8 league games lampard leaves with the london club only in 9th place in the premier league table chelsea said that performances had not met expectation for a season despite the club spending nearly 250000000 euros on new players german coach thomas to one is to is tips to take over from lombard. francis ski slopes remain closed due to the corona virus pandemic but in one all pine resort the snow must go on the town of law decided to go ahead with its annual snow sculpture competition now in its 38th year 15 teams vied for the top prize this year's winner was a sculpture of an eagle called the flight of science silence. you're

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gathered over the project's 5 year time frame is being collected at her university and has filed a near bilin but it happened habits like death data shows that natural reach even nation far exceeds the number of trees planted by humans. we've seen up to 3 times the amount. naturally resettling compared to the prying or oak trees that were planted on the area. after i think a flattened wooden. the researches are also part of an international network they are eager to hear about the experiences of colleagues in the u.s. and mediterranean countries and to learn if and how forest ecosystems can be made more robust. starts and if you wish to go and starts cooling our work is really important it can help us to compare biomes or large ecological zones so that we can discuss common patterns or and also told. one thing a number of studies show is that even the remains of trees killed or damaged in severe fires help the forest ecosystem rebound which supports the argument of letting nature be. now we are equal africa love people who take initiatives to help protect the environment our next report looks

top of the building have seriously damaged there's a care home with 55 elderly people nearby these bilin and also a school yard of the school was absolutely food of rubble after the explosion and fortunately not any of the populace of the school and also the residents of this care home were injured the police has also sent some conine brigade some rescue dogs to find out if they might have stills be somebody inside of the building or could be trapped in the remains of the building after this huge blast the building belonged to the church. it was the residence of some priest and church workers unfortunately it looks like it could have been even worse the explosion could be felt and heard from several kilometers from the spot the neighbors started recalled in with the phones right away with the flames and a lot of dust coming out of this building they were really worried about you know the situation especially for example the parents of those populous some of these nearby school and also the relatives of the you know the elderly that live in these care. home finally when we found out that

top of the building half seriously damaged there's a care home with 55 elderly people nearby these bilin and also a school yard of the school was absolutely full of rubble after the explosion and fortunately not any of the populace of the school and also. residents of this care home were injured the police has also sent some conine brigades on the. rescue dogs to find out if they might have stills be somebody inside of the building the building belonged to the church. it was the residence of some priest and church workers the neighbors started recording it with the phones right away with the flames and a lot of dust coming out of this building they were really worried about you know the situation finally when we found out that it was you know these buildings were not affected and it was just more reduced damage neighbors to started to be more. calm but but definitely they were really really really worried and some of them they are still not able to go back to the buildings because it's not safe because the structure has been seriously damaged and the firefighters are now says what are th

gathered over the project's 5 year time frame is being collected at her university and has filed a near bilin but it happened habits like death data shows that natural reach even nation far exceeds the number of trees planted by humans. we've seen up to 3 times the amount. naturally resettling can head to the rhine or oak trees that were planted on the area that i sent it off to after i think a flounced wooden. the researches are also part of an international network there we get to hear about the experiences of colleagues in the us and mediterranean countries and to learn if and how forest ecosystems can be made more robust. starts. to go and starts cooling our work is really important it can help us to compare biomes or large ecological zones so that we can discuss common patterns or and also told. one thing the number of studies show is that even the remains of trees killed or damaged in severe fires help the forest ecosystem rebound which supports the argument of letting nature be. now we are equal africa love people will take initiatives to help protect the environment our next report lo

still trying to fight and brought the november election tonight america holds its breath and howard in bilin and this is the day. we will never give up we will never does it. democrats attempted the most brazen and outrageous selections. 7 minutes of pure that. everybody knows it does the right. welcome to the program we start with a to mulch of us 24 hours in the united states a day that has up ended the nation's capital it started with purely political drama with democrats poised to win control of the u.s. senate and republicans attempting to sabotage the come from asian joe biden's election victory election victory and a special session of congress but outside chaos erupted protesters had massed in washington as part of trump's save america march but after hearing trump speech and more false claims of election fraud the crowd stormed the capitol some making it inside the building police say one woman shot in the on the wrist has now died the mayor of washington d.c. issued a citywide curfew to start at 6 pm local time. well with me here in the studio a reporter and member of our election

the number of coded 19 infections but the government is preparing to further tighten restrictions in bilin is say that's a good thing. i think being strict to make sense and i'm hoping this will finally bring it all to an end. i really hope that we realise that we'll have to put up with these restrictions until at least the summer. when half of the chancellor angela merkel will discuss tougher restrictions with state leaders to meet concerns that new virus mutations could cause a surge in new cases. highly infectious variants of the corona virus have been detected in germany one variant of spray 3 great britain the other through south africa and at the moment we have further warring reports from brazil . some opposition politicians are calling on the government to do more to stop people from going to work. perhaps at least possible for about 40 percent of all office workers to work from home last week only 14 percent did so we did better even during the 1st lock down so there is room for improvement. also on the agenda after various made f f p 2 must compulsory in shops and on public trans

the top of the bill in half seriously damage there's a care home with 55 elderly people nearby these bilin and also a school the yard of the school was absolutely food of rubble after the explosion and fortunately not any of the populace of the school and also the residents of this care home were injured the police has also sent some conine brigade some rescue dogs to find out if they might have stills be somebody inside of the building or could be trapped in the remains of the building after these huge blast we know so far the the 3 people have died and another person would be like in serious condition in hospital and this is why the mayor of madrid martin said that it was a miracle because as you can see the explosion was huge the building belong to the church. it was the residence of some priests and church workers unfortunately it looks like it could have been even worse the explosion could be felt and heard from several kilometers from the spot the neighbors started recording with the phones right away with the flames and then. a lot of just coming out of these really and they were re

overwhelmed by car traffic in 2017 the city invested $130.00 euros per resident into cycling infrastructure bilin invested just for euro 70 per resident buttressed hasn't always been a world class bike city. like in many other countries in the 1950 s. and sixty's the automobile was at the center of planning a large canal in the center of the city was even filled in so that a freeway could be built on top of it. for the past 20 years has been gradually reversing the mistakes of the past the canal is also being restored and the motorway is being transformed into a waterway and away says of car in the midst of the city. new residential developments are also doing their part for a lot fun who dunks reducing car traffic is a priority a new district with 6000 drillings isn't planning. instead of one car per household the district will have parking for only one out of every 3 households. there will be mobility management so a couple of hops people can go for all their mobility desires car sharing electric bikes cargo takes public transport so there's really no fast mobility in sight this area. the resid

from what i understand this is the first time you have collaborated on any biline, that's correct, cav vote that. >> the first time i've cowrittenning in and now i work on a show with other people. this is an interesting process but obviously incredibly honored to have jessica as a co-author. >> and jessica you have been -- you're a veteran of these large big project collaborationses through the years. >> yes, i wrote -- a couple of pieces -- and i like partnering with people and just -- kavitha -- it was an honor to work with her on then book. >> host: how did "loving sports when they don't love you back" come about? when did you sit down to discuss this. >> we melt through twitter, is an important part of the origin story because as terrible as a place twitter it it's good for something and that thing is like-mind people who live very far away finding each other. and especially when you about a community of women sports writer. the community is small but very tightknit and most of us know each other through twitter. jessica tells the story how we think the book came about because as

gathered over the project's 5 year time frame is being collected at her university and has filed a near bilin but it happened habits like death data shows that natural reach even nation far exceeds the number of trees planted by humans. we have seen up to 3 times the amount. naturally resettling can head to the prying or trees that were planted on the area. after after he found wooden. the researchers are also part of an international network they're eager to hear about the experiences of colleagues in the u.s. and mediterranean countries and to learn if and how forest ecosystems can be made more robust. starts. to go and starts cooling our work is really important it can help us to compare biomes or large ecological zones so that we can discuss common patterns or and also told. one thing and number of studies show is that even the remains of trees killed or damaged in severe fires help the forest ecosystem rebound which supports the argument of letting nature be. ready. now we are africa love people who take initiatives to help protect the environment our next report looks at a young innovat

the number of coded 19 infections but the government is preparing to further tighten restrictions in bilin is say that's a good thing nobody is doesn't i think being strict to make sense and i'm hoping this will finally bring it all to an end. i really hope that we realise that we'll have to put up with these restrictions until at least the summer. when their new name. perhaps they should were chancellor angela merkel will discuss tougher restrictions with state leaders that made concerns that new virus mutations could cause a surge in new cases. highly infectious variants of the corona virus have been detected in germany one very into sprayed 3 great britain the other through south africa and at the moment we have further watering reports from brazil . some opposition politicians are calling on the government to do more to stop people from going to work. perhaps at least possible for about 40 percent of all office workers to work from home last week only 14 percent did so we did better even during the 1st lock down so there is room for improvement. mosques are also on the agenda after bir

still trying to fight and brought the november election tonight america holds its breath anyhow in bilin and this is the day. we will never give up we will never get does it don't. democrats attempted the most brazen and outrageous elections. it's never been so pure that. everybody knows it does the right thing. welcome to the program we start with a to mulch of us 24 hours in the united states a day that has up ended the nation's capital it started with purely political drama with democrats poised to win control of the u.s. senate and republicans attempting to sabotage the come from asian of joe biden's election victory election victory and a special session of congress but outside chaos erupted protesters had massed in washington as part of trump save america march but after hearing trump speech and more false claims of election fraud the crowd stormed the capitol some making it inside the building police say one woman shot in the arm rest has now died the mayor of washington d.c. issued a citywide curfew to start at 6 pm local time. with me here in the studio the reporter and member o

overwhelmed by car traffic and 2017 the city invested $130.00 euros per resident into cycling infrastructure bilin invested just for euro 70 per resident buttressed hasn't always been a world class bike city. like in many other countries in the 1950 s. and sixty's the automobile was at the center of urban planning a large canal in the center of the city was even filled in so that a freeway could be built on top of it. for the past 20 years has been gradually reversing the mistakes of the past the canal is also being restored and the motorway is being transformed into a waterway and away says of car in the midst of the city. new residential developments are also doing their part for a lot fun who dunk reducing car traffic is the priority a new district with 6000 drillings isn't planning. instead of one car per household the district will have parking for only one out of every 3 households there will be mobility management so a couple of hops people can go for all their mobility desires car sharing electric bikes cargo public transport so there's really no fast mobility inside this area. the residen

gathered over the project's 5 year time frame is being collected at her university and has filed a near bilin but he doesn't have that psych death data shows that natural reach even nation far exceeds the number of trees planted by humans. we've seen up to 3 times the amount. naturally resettling compared to the prying or oak trees that were planted on the area that i sent it off to africa found wooden. the researches are also part of an international network they're eager to hear about the experiences of colleagues in the us and mediterranean countries and to learn if and how forest ecosystems can be made more robust. so if you wish to go and starts cooling our work is really important it can help us to compare biomes or large ecological zones so that we can discuss common patterns or and also told. one thing the number of studies show is that even the remains of trees killed or damaged in severe fires help the forest ecosystem rebound which supports the argument of letting nature be. now we are equal africa love people who take initiatives to help protect the environment our next report loo

fronts, not only with the pandemic, but also the downturn in the oil and gas industry, the softening of bilin gas prices. you have seen several companies in the oklahoma metro area file for bankruptcy or have mergers because of the challenges that we see in the industry. i want to make sure we are doing everything we can to promote economic development, additional make sureed package, we are allowing for our small businesses to do what they do jobs.nd that is create without that, everything else is secondary. i am hopeful that we will see the rollout of the vaccine help reduce numbers and return this country to some sense of normalcy in the spring or summer of next year. >> finally, you have a husband and two daughters. how do you hope to help make balance, here in the hill and back home in oklahoma work? >> thankfully, i have an incredible family. my husband is so incredibly supportive. my oldest daughter is in college so she is a little bit removed from my back and forth. my younger daughter is incredibly excited for this opportunity. we have actually taken the girls to d.c.. my younger dau

least 3 for this and some people injured but there's a care home with 55 elderly people nearby these bilin and also a school the yard of the school was absolutely full of rubble after the explosion and fortunately not any of the pupils of the school and also the residents of this care home. were injured the police has also sent some conine brigade some rescue dogs to find out if they might have stills be somebody inside of the building or could be trapped in the remains of the building after this huge blast. you alluded to it there ya mean in terms of faiths how it seems we we've been hearing conflicting reports about how many actually have lost their lives at least 2 do you know anything more about that . we know so far the 3 people have died and another person would be like in serious condition in hospital and we have been talking about a few feud few done in dolphin people injured and this is why the mayor of madrid martin said that it was a miracle because as you can see the explosion was huge we know that the neighbors are being told not to go back to the buildings to the surroundings

number of coated 19 infections but the government is preparing to further touching restrictions in bilin is say that's a good thing. i think being strict to make sense and i'm hoping this will finally bring it all to an end and hope is a i really hope that we realize that we'll have to put up with these restrictions until at least the summer and so when their new name perhaps they should lose chancellor angela merkel will discuss tougher restrictions with state leaders that made concerns that new virus mutations could cause a surge in new cases. into highly infectious variants of the corona virus have been detected in germany one variant of spray 3 great britain the other through south africa and at the moment we have further warring reports from brazil . always present in. some opposition politicians are calling on the government to do more to stop people from going to work. perhaps at least possible for about 40 percent of all office workers to work from home. only 14 percent did so we did better even during the 1st lock down so there is room for improvement. also on the agenda after v