brought back to the fold at the end of the season pitino returned to pass along or as millar started bines travel winning season. miller was also underestimated in the germany national team in 2019 coach york in love wanted a fresh start call time on military international career his love affair with germany was cut short run a very sure of one up let's listen to them as opposed to an ice. pick since then germany have fallen from one embarrassing defeat to the next. losers in their permits your sorry the spill is on the dollars. in some ways it may have helped him a lot he's gone from strength to strength and has continued to develop his game he used to focus purely on attack terrorizing offenders mainly for the right here we can see that under flick miller drops the cup and spreads across both wings and tracked back in defense to help his team win the session. he's also one of the loudest on the pitch. as he attempts to fire up his teammates. martin all his records titles and big game foreman says he is far from content his motivation remains just as strong. suit. excited to see you. on.

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and a warm welcome to sue the claims of m for apologist corona lenz who joins us on the line from bines the western german city she's at the. time president of germany's goods institute and she argues that the long overdue return of artifacts from the colonial period is also an opportunity for cultural exchange between germany in europe and the countries of origin. of so. many occurred let's begin with you if i may a figure expert say this at least 80 percent of africa's cultural heritage is housed in european museums a lot of it simply gathering dust it seems shocking to me how does it seem to you it is it is also shocking. to me and believe me i have been. been did this for quite a long time demanded is. that in the long period where you have been to face what has changed in the battle you have. changed bet you 5 in the last 5 years at least we common talk kind of negotiating to give you not to really but what. surprised me it is way ahead today jim and has decided to give. the band the bronze back that was the feeling you had a good here was a possible big leap forward in the making

really neat there's no there's no actual job creating direct public sector infrastructure building in bines agenda that i can see and saw this infrastructure plan if it gets through course is going to be watered down by joe manchin the republicans. does not involve direct you know public public job. biden even in his in his speech claiming to be sort of progressive his only talking about bringing tax progressively back to the era of george w. bush he wants i think what 40 percent tax on the upper income brackets george w. bush before reagan it was in the seventy's attached to the top tax bracket and under f.d.r. and during world war 2 was in the 90th percentile so it's nothing remotely close to that probably the most remarkable thing that came out of the new deal from mike respected in a previous lifetime i was a labor historian and this is really critical piece of legislation called the national labor relations act wagner in many ways is the magna carta of the emerging industrial workers mass production industrial union movement and i didn't hear one reference maybe i missed it to this to

to add to the problem panic bine analysts saw a 40 percent jump in demand on monday and experts say even if the pipeline is back up by this weekend problems could continue for a few weeks although the gas line is trashed by the by the pipeline it still has to be trashed or trashed for a by. another us we're already having a tank wagon driver shortage of contrary. remember there are 30 percent fewer drivers today than there war in 2019. it's all pushing up the price for gas now at a 6 year high a potential unexpected bump in the road for an economy that was just starting to take off. al jazeera washington. new york. take you through some of the headlines here al-jazeera now israeli warplanes of bomb the homes of at least 3 hamas commanders in gaza follows a night of rocket attacks from the street into israel buildings housing harassed.

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lose their minds over president biden's pledge to transition from fossil fuels without realizing how bines play and still allows fossil fuel companies to keep their foot in the door for more we go to our truth bomb that when we go. whenever we suggest a crumb of gun control during our nation's hourly mass shootings there's someone who cries open to the guns well replace gun control of renewables and oil i don't just talk learned level melt down the states like texas and louisiana we're having even before president biden recently said he pledges the cut us carbon emissions in half by 2030 keep in mind that of biden's current plans to address climate change we're peloton bike rider cramping on a workout most of our mentalist with will be the instructor yelling that's all you've got but after a pre-election debate where biden said he's transition away from fossil fuels oil friendly state lawmakers were scared slick lists and into defense mode when they were among nearly 2 dozen to sue him for cancelling the keystone pipeline introduced a bill to penalize texas businesses that boycott dirty fu

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lose their minds over president biden's pledge to transition from fossil fuels without realizing how bines play and still allows fossil fuel companies to keep their foot in the door for more we go to our truth bomb that when we go. i want to have are we suggest a crumb of gun control during our nation's hourly mass shootings there's someone who cries wasn't it was guns well replace gun control of renewables and oil and notice of toddler level meltdown the states like texas and louisiana are having even before president biden recently said he pledges to cut us carbon emissions in half by 2030 keep in mind that of biden's current plans to address climate change were peloton bike rider cramping on a workout most environmentally was with will be the instructor yelling that's all you've got but after a pre-election debate where biden said he's transition away from fossil fuels oil friendly state lawmakers were scared slick lists and into defense mode when they were among nearly 2 dozen to sue him for cancelling the keystone pipeline introduced a bill to penalize texas businesses that boycotts d

to add to the problem panic bine analysts saw a 40 percent jump in demand on monday and experts say even if the pipeline is back up by this weekend probably. could continue for a few weeks although the gasoline is transmitted by the pipeline it still has to be transmitted or trash for by truck in other words we're already having a tank wagon driver shortage in this country because of the pandemic remember there are 30 percent fewer drivers today than there were in 2019. it's all pushing up the price for gas now at a 6 year high a potential unexpected bump in the road for an economy that was just starting to take off particle hain al-jazeera washington. time for a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera but in the last half hour dozens of rockets have been fired from gaza into israel early on tuesday the palestinian group hamas which controls gaza said it had $530.00 rockets towards tel of.

to have that kind of power to essentially shut someone down remember that when the contents of 100 bines laptop were exposed by the new york post twitter a lot the new york post out of its own account and it was clear collusion between the democratic party establishment and these media and it is so they're hardly nonpartisan ardley objective and is just it's a dystopian world we don't want to go into this really begins to further muddle the argument affection 230000 i mean defining social media sites as publishers rather than platforms. right they're largely aggregators they collect information this is what's happened to the news media so apple and you know these other entities will coli all of the new washing post they're going to they don't actually produce anything or they produce very little so yes there but we have in our legal system has just not caught up with the technology and this is for me another example of tremendous abuse by this technology and let's not forget i come from the left it's always the left who pays yes they've gone after trump by what they really want to shut d

turbines the elder brooks doesn't want to talk about the income they produce on average each winter bine in the region brings in $10000.00 a year. when he hears the hum of the blades turning saving the planet is not what 1st comes to mind. so what monny the may and what way well it's just mind. or well it's you know it's produced you know nothings wise did. it welcomes visitors with a huge turbine blade the town of $11000.00 is a 3 hours drive west of dallas and has traditionally stood for oil castle and rattlesnakes. it may have weathered droughts storms and the ups and downs of the oil price but many young people moved away. sweet water was becoming a ghost town then came the boom in wind energy. roger whetsel is the 4th generation of his family to live in sweet water he's a proud texan as a mineral rights lawyer he negotiated leases with the oil industry until the late ninety's when the new wild west of wind. we had so many people wanting to talk to us about their when leases that they lined up all the way down the block trying to get into the door that's always good for orders but it

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let me bring in today's pinal, peter beinart is a political commentator and the author of the bine artnd dan senor is part of the israel economic real and nourair cat is the author of justice for some and the law and question of palestine. let me start with you, dan senor, could you tell us what do you think was going on in terms of the violence, because it all seemed to come and almost all of it from gaza and directly by hamas. >> i think that what hamas is doing in gaza, keep in mind is -- israel left gaza in 2005 and left it in fact tack to get to an effort where there is a two think state solution. and hamas took over in gaza and the entire play has been the politics of gaza against israel. we're seeing an internal play in politics where hamas is trying to marginalize and ultimately side line or display ramallah, the palestinian authority fatah abu massen and be a voice of the gazans, to be the voice of the palestinians in the west bank and to be the voice of israeli arab citizens living in israel. and the hamas chart ser very clear on it front, that there is no space for jews in t

>> i don't know how teslas are going to help cyber intrusions like the pipe bine you are talking about. electrical grids are at the same risk and intelligence professionals from overseas want to target america can do so for a small amount of money and cause a great amount of damage unless our leadership, outside of devin and the republicans on house intel get their act together and say the threats that actually pose the biggest danger to american national security are these cyber criminals and not these make believe domestic white supremacists that don't exist that they blameddian 6th for and as you said the narrative have been totally defeated by the fact if anyone want to listen. >> brian: you bring up a food point. a sense america is vulnerable and weak. got the strong military and economy. massive come back right now. congressman nunes, in particular, think joe biden is being tested. we know this group exists in russia. we know vladimir putin can stop it in a second. speculate that the gru are actually involved in this send a message and it's got to be kick. >> easy to sit here in

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the idea that the biden administration would in almost sequential order cancel the american key stop bine it is. it's like i said definitely a slap in the face when you have got a president who on day one put american workers on the sidelines and then lifts sanctions and actually taking contribution campaigns from foreign lobbyists to facilitate projects in other countries. it's sometimes i won determine who he is working for because this doesn't seem like the america first agenda. will: if you just took these two pipelines, these two issues and set them side by side one situated in the united states and the other a russian backed pipeline and said one was proved and the other disproved that would be enough. as you just alouded to and as i said at the intro american lobbyists richard burke donated to the biden campaign $10,000 to the biden campaign for the presidency. he was also the lobbyists behind this it's called the nord stream 2 russian pipeline. he lobbied the american government to get behind this project and now we realize the same guy lobbying is the one contributing to biden ge