cecile shea, thank you _ it to move forward. cecile shea, thank you so _ it to move forward.cile shea, thank you so much for— it to move forward. cecile shea, thank you so much for giving - it to move forward. cecile shea, thank you so much for giving us| it to move forward. cecile shea, - thank you so much for giving us your insight, as you say it's still hard to fully absorb this news and it will be interesting to see the reaction continues during the course of the weekend. thank you very much. just want to bring you a bit of breaking news because tesla ceo elon musk has said he is terminating the $41; billion deal to buy twitter, musk is citing the breach of multiple provisions of the agreement. the announcement brings to an end the saga, after mr musk clinched a deal to buy the social media in april, but then put the deal on hold until the company proved that spam bots accounted for less than 5% of its total users. he was suspicious that it might be more. so the twitter merger with tesla is dead. president biden has signed an executive order to help safeguard women's acce

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cecile, let me start there, and help us understand the shock waves that the world is experiencing today and why abe was such an important global figure. >> the shock waves around the world are going to be slightly different from the ones inside japan that are going to be more multilayered. first of all, abe was in power for a very long time, the longest serving prime minister in history in a country that churns through prime ministers. it's not unusual for japan to go through a prime minister every 12 to 18 months, and he was there year after year, and that continuity was very important to the rest of the world. it was an important time for the world coming out of the economic crisis that hit all of our countries. and of course also seeing a rise in china, and then he also helped to bring japan back after the horrible tsunami and nuclear disaster, which really shook japan's confidence in itself very deeply. so he was an important figure on the world stage. after all, he was head of the third largest economy in the world after the united states and china. japan is incredibly influential

and cecile richards is the former president of planned parenthood. >> thank you and good morning. good morning. i am so happy to be here with all of you. thank you so much for that wonderful introduction. thank you all for showing up with your energy and your desire to do good in the world this morning. i was asked to begin by talking with you about why i got into politics and how i got into politics. i thought it might be better to start with the answer to the question, who was i when i showed up to do that and it is a question i hope you ask yourself today on this journey ahead. why am i showing up? who am i? what are the values i am bringing forward that are creating my desire to get involved? whether it is to run for office or support a candidate for work in an issue that you care about. regardless of what it is, you are showing up for a reason. you are showing up because something in your own personal background has motivated you to want to do more than just tweet a few things or show up and listen to other people talk. you have decided that you need to engage, and many of yo

i want to thank cecil roberts and so many other labor leaders who are working on these initiatives. since i took office, we invested $4 billion in federal funding in the hardest hit coal, from west virginia, kentucky, to wyoming and new mexico. through the infrastructure law, we investing in clean hydrogen, nuclear and carbon capture. we have secured $16 billion to clean up abandoned mines and wells, protecting thousands of communities from toxins and waste particularly methane. and we are going to seal leaking methane pollution and greenhouse gas that is 40 times more dangerous to the environment. the american leadership back on climate, i was able to bring more world leaders together and get 100 nations to agree at a major conference in england -- scotland to change the emissions for policy. we made real progress, but there is enormous task ahead. we have to keep retaining and cry recruiting trades in wind, solar and nuclear and create more and better jobs and revitalize jobs especially those who are smothered by pollution. we have to outcompete china and in the world and make the

. >> progressive activist cecile richards spoke at the arena summit and austin, texas for this is a training for up-and-coming democratic political candidates. miss richards the former president of planned parenthood and the daughter of former texas governor ann richards talked about her texas roots and how she became a labor and abortion rights activists. she also talked about the impact the supreme overturning of roe v wade could have on the 2022 midterms. >> well, what do these states where some of our politicians want folks to run around anywhere with assault weapons but you can go for joe for make your own decisions about your own pregnancy. sorry about that. as the last panel said we got a lot to do. thank you arena for doing this bringing together this awesome group ofar people. and it is exciting. i just left march for our lives rally at the capitol. i just want to say invested young young people. that is my a entire mantra invet in young people. so inspiring i'm thrilled to know you're going to get to hear a good friend. i think she is speaking later. you've got a lotot of good stuf

culture has been canceled to the very modern weapon cancelled culture nearly desert wonderful language cecile malice. we thought it was a bully frog here. just me sitting there with the phrase now, particularly refers to counseling russian culture. and yet them know what to clear up. a few orders that i give to william myers. sure. which will be all that is killing me so that all of them, most of the separate random eat them, we what rushes created over the past 1500 years. there's no question, partially condemned, reviled and rejected to sit in line and use that is to put some media at the will of bramble. there's a lot closer on a whole bunch. thank you said a little short list. joining total condemnation, gross daily, and now includes dostoevsky to cascade shostakovich that i need to you a quick tour left, but yes, you lost your signal. what the time will you do? obama lee, you're not going to do that a lot. ah, so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on offensive, very dramatic development. only personally and get

all girl cocoa mean, does she go to say, cecil, she's all short. then all outdoor use, and so she, those i need to do, or course could, should i know momma who i should reach out to you. he raised. ok. like, you know, he did. he own jan. oak was all shinji talking g. se, so, laws near home won't. i know george will need an oil. he turned on short then no, no, no, no, no one to shorting or hate i. e bay, or walkerson in 10? no, no clock on lashing. you walk us without their kids. they're a little poor short then no, no made in on a general yes to g, a decrease the nor of sancho suckers in the 3 alls policy which said kill all the all new tool. ah, mass killings took place all over the japanese occupied territories in just 6 weeks, more than 300000 people were tortured and killed in nun king. japanese soldiers believed that they represented an exceptional nation and had a license to new. anything in the took wanting in those who door lock door. i got out of cornwall ticket i took over $20000.00. i thought it means accessible to no one item. so i got

you are engaged in cereals, for this you take cereals, salt falls into a pot, fills with water, you cecileh sugar. and i'll soak mag in warm cream. well, let him swell a little. after we have prepared all the ingredients, we add cinnamon sugar and cream in a pot and put it in the microwave at maximum power for 10 minutes. by the way, have you ever wondered? why do people consider protein fats a bastard, because food tastes better than medicine is logical. in fact proteins fats and carbohydrates perform a specific function in our diet. yes, for example, proteins are the building material from which the body builds its own cells, and fats and carbohydrates are sources of energy. moreover, fats give energy slowly, but a lot, and carbohydrates quickly, but less than a, and therefore they must be in a strictly defined proportion in our diet. and in which and this is exactly what nutritionists determine, for example, specialists from the healthy nutrition project of the national demography project based on scientific research developed just such a plate of healthy food, which proteins, fats and

jack: adam cecil has been on the show, portfolio manager, compares facebook to blanch dubois, relies zuckerberg made a business to borrowing other people's ideas. jack: i get that with tiktok. it is weaker than facebook's strength. tiktok has started laying off workers, his parent company, china privately held but losing market value based on recent investment transactions and an analyst predicts tiktok will be passed within 18 months on short form video revenue by meta-and before you start laughing, feel free to do some interpretive dancing, we are talking add revenues. i don't see you dancing. facebook and youtube starting from oppose addition of enormous reach. they will not be a big headache for tiktok. jack: tiktok can claim to be cooler. time for actionable ideas. carleton: we are looking to get ahead of inflation so probably maxed out, and treasury inflation protection securities or tips. one etf is the i shares tip bond etf. jack: it yields 10%. what do you have for us? ben: yum brands, the parent of kentucky fried chicken and taco bell, consumers will move from higher-priced

to do this, we need to mix ice cream and a protein mixture, and while sergey is mixing cecile's mixturere toppings so that we wrap our candies. don't be intimidated by the protein mix. this is a common protein, the same as in milk or eggs in our time. it is sold in general stores. and you can replace the protein mixture, for example, with milk powder or some types of baby food. as soon as we combined the two ingredients into a homogeneous mass. we need to send it to the freezer in order to form the correct balls, it is so knit. by the way, you know, why do people consider proteins to be fats and carbohydrates, because you constantly ask them, this is a version, in fact , proteins are fats carbohydrates, in our diet , proteins perform different functions building materials from them like bricks and the body builds his own body. yes, fats and carbohydrates are sources of energy. moreover, carbohydrates are energy quickly, and fats of this energy are slow. so, they should be in our diet in a certain proportion and are studied by nutritionists. for example, specialists from the healthy nutr

what kind of vampire slayer cecile i prepared and i read that in the old days, garlic was believed toct against evil spirits. and that when you put garlic somewhere, all sorts of bugs walk around, i don’t know how i’m not an expert about evil spirits here. but as regards, for example, various infectious diseases that are transmitted by airborne droplets here, it really helps, because it contains volatile substances that destroy the cell membrane of bacteria slow down the replication of the virus because of this, garlic can be useful in infections, so for the prevention of colds, eat garlic and sauces with it, for example adjika, and who is not recommended to eat adjika, adjika will tell you it is not recommended for exacerbation of diseases of the digestive system with gastritis peptic ulcer stomach and duodenum. cholecystitis , pancreatitis, as well as diseases of the kidneys and urinary tract. in the ways of young garlic, it will be somehow more useful or there will be no difference that garlic did, but the effect on the body. they show that the old garlic. for example, in terms of

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this is sheila pussy because of course he died last week or we don't have a home says over say, coach cecil film, essex sca fungus as well. he saw me click o lump under one. bully can't go to prison for there was selling a positional ferguson, shirley pointing off again. yolanda initial is upset and the southernmost la not both. okay. awesome. perfect. hm. hm. as views of the colonial period change, the big ether, logical museums had to change to. so since the 19 ninety's, these traditional types of european museums have closed, their collections spread around and their human remains put in storage. others are becoming consensual, world culture museums, putting colonial history into a modern context rather than displaying african works in ether, logical collections, they now sit alongside european works of art. dugan's cultures are now on shore in the louvre in paris, as well as the mona lisa opening or reopening a museum without any form of restitution is now unacceptable to many. the humboldt, for him is a new museum of known european art in the historic center of berlin. its been built i

. >> reporter: andrea and cecil says everything was piling up as prices kept going up. >> a $200 to $250 that will last only three weeks. >> reporter: there's help if you know where to work. as the formula supply shortage began growing, they teamed up with the city of san jose to buy more than 40,000 cans of baby formula and they are handing them out for free to anyone here in san jose who needs it. >> the need is huge really for all families, but it is especially difficult for families that need to access formula using wic or other benefits. really for the family it's difficult to go store to store. >> reporter: first five says they have already given up 31,000 cans and have about 9,000 more and have hundreds of boxes of diapers and feminine hygiene products which have seen supply chain issues. >> we welcome families. they can call. they can come in. we will walk them through the process and they are able to access products usually that very day. >> reporter: a big relief for parents like andrea who are trying their best to raise a child in the middle of so much uncertainty. >> especial

if cecil mazama, we were exchanged, i can't describe how i failed, only emotions, people in ukrainian captivity face different conditions. someone is beaten, someone is tortured with electricity. there's moral pressure. not to mention what relatives fail. oh jingle that, i don't i feel so good. i am very grateful, i would like to thank the command, despite all the difficulties, they made some concessions in order to exchange us soldiers. the main thing is that they wanted us to return home for this. i want to say thank you for the fact that we will see our family soon. christmas food owns assumable. thank you for doing all this quickly and without hesitation, let me know. there was hope. i constantly believed that our people would exchange us. and here i am at home in russia. we'll as her re camp all the news week that was i'll be back with more up they top of they are after more programs which get their start right ahead. so go too far. this is artie. ah, ah, a lot of people i think is 70 percent of even 80 percent of serbian people are for sure. but you know, you cannot make it like

says object coach. cecil film, african schedule focus as well. he saw my laundry room volley can't go to better to they were selling position, animal fellows, shirley pointing off again. yolanda initially of sentences of the most la mom, both took in the saloon profound room. as views of the colonial period change, the big ether, logical museums had to change to. so since the 19 ninety's, these traditional types of european museums have closed, their collections spread around and their human remains put in storage. others are becoming consensual, world culture museums, putting colonial history into a modern context rather than displaying african works in ether, logical collections, they now sit alongside european works of art. the gaunt cultures are now on shore in the louvre in paris, as well as the mona lisa ah, opening or reopening a museum without any form of restitution is now unacceptable to many. the humboldt form is a new museum of non european art in the historic center of berlin. it's been built in the reconstructed berlin, a symbol of

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we can allow the hopelessness cecile away the future that so many of worked toward for so long. so even if the ground is not right at this moment, to restart negotiations, united states and my administration will not give up on trying to bring the palestinians. israelis and both sides closer together. let's bring in al, corresponded tanya claim in bethlehem. what stood out for you from this meeting between abbas and a biden. well, i think if you could save some of the pictures we've been seeing here, it was a warm meeting and been both of them talked and afterwards to the past sir mister abbas said, posting in president mahmoud abbas emphasized that the time is now after so many years for creating a palestinian state, and he urged the president of the united states to help and to form a credible political framework and to come back her somehow to some kind of negotiations for from the u. s. presidential biden. as we heard in the statement, he emphasized the need for a 2 state solution. and i think a, you also acknowledge, you know, the difficulties that people have to live here,

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we now fernandez reports from colombo, an uneasy cecil sinshay lanka on friday evening. very different to the chaos of the morning. hundreds of military personnel and police commandos, surrounded and to go from protest as who had camped outside the president's office . the 105 days i mobile seemed footage was knives streamed by. those who were barricaded in an attack. 1000 or so ago. a man totally have been in facebook with us and destroyed tomei, t sams, angles, teens, and take over the place. i nod animals there for history, for theater. they are badly injured and some of them have stood annual joy, a 1000 as good and 19 president lisa collared, and he took cowardly action against the face. with a condemnation of the government's actions was harsh and swift opera that run. oh, you are not too big for us. after taken the oath as president, you started with oppression. you started by warning the people mom and we will respond to your oppression. your threats and your fox, peacefully and democratically, well, a marable era, noisy, the use of armed forces to suppress civil

if cecil and my son, we were exchanged, i can't describe how i failed, only emotions, people in ukrainian captivity face different conditions. someone is beaten, someone is tortured with electricity. there's moral pressure. not to mention what relatives fail, which angle that identifies all of it. i am very grateful, i would like to thank the command, despite all the difficulties, they made some concessions in order to exchange us soldiers. the main thing is that they wanted us to return home for this. i want to say thank you for the fact that we will see our family soon. classes for rooms for students will. thank you for doing all this quickly and without hesitation with there was hope, i constantly believed that our people would exchange us. and here i am at home in russia, where another development over the weekend to tell you about at least 4 civilians have been killed after ukrainian armed forces launch missiles at the russian city of belgrade. 3 of the victims were ukrainian citizens who had fled the country and sought refuge in russia. let's take a quick look at some eye witness fo

we can allow the hopelessness cecile away the future that so many of worked toward for so long. so even if the ground is not right at this moment, to restart negotiations, united states and my administration will not give up on trying to bring the palestinians, israelis and both sides closer to. and let's begin now. cars on a ton. you kramer who's in bethlehem atanya, let's start on there that use of financial aid because the money that biden is pledging there, the extra money is money that was taken away from trump, from that funding for the palestinian people, wasn't it? yeah, that's right, and i think this a visit year also meeting with palestine imprison mahmoud abbas is sir, is sir, has many layers to it. and the one hand reaches her to know there will be again, aid coming in, financial assistance from the united states. and 8 was almost her old cut off by the trump administration on other policies that were seen by the palestinians as biased towards israel. and so this is also seen as a reset, you know, of to plotting ties between the palestinian authority and the united s

an uneasy cecil sinshay lanka on friday evening. very different to the chaos of the morning. hundreds of military personnel and police commanders, surrounded and to government protested, who had camped outside the president's office. for $105.00 days. i mobile assumed footage was knives streamed by those who were barricaded in and attacked 1000 all so again, manually have beaten facebook has and destroyed tomei. t sams, angles pain can take over the place a china animal to their protest. her 4th period. they are badly injured. and thomas harris stood annual joy, a $1019.00 president lisa collared, and he took cowardly action against the face. with condemnation of the government's actions was harsh and swift. bobby that run ill, you are not too big for us. after taking the oath as president, you started with oppression. you started by warning, the people mom and we will respond to your oppression. your threats, and your fogged peacefully and democratically, well, a marable era. no. see the use of armed forces to suppress civilian dem

an uneasy cecil sin shall anchor on friday evening. very different to the cares of the morning. hundreds of military personnel and police commanders surrounded anti government protested who had camped outside the president's office. for 105 days i mobile assumed footage was live streamed by those who were barricaded in and attacked. powder no. so again, mentally in facebook with has an destroy tom, my. he camp angles haines and take over the place. hannah and tom all for their for to see her was hidden. they are badly injured and some of the parents good annual, annoy a 1019 solicitor lisa collared. and he took cowardly action against these. with this condemnation of the government's actions was harsh and swift. i operate on renelle. you are not too big for us off to taken the oath as president. you started with oppression. you started by warning, the people walk mom and we will respond to your oppression. your threats and your fogged peacefully and democratically, well, a marable era, noisy, the use of armed forces to suppress civilia

we can allow the hopelessness cecile away the future that so many of worked toward for so long. so even if the ground is not right at this moment, to restart negotiations, united states and my administration will not give up on trying to bring the palestinians, israelis and both sides closer together. or her non us raleigh is a former executive committee member of the palestine liberation organization. she says biden hasn't offered any solutions for palestine. they keep paying lip service to the 2 states. anderson to speak to someone standing outside and they be ready to continue to destroy it. building more supplements, stealing an action, violating international law, and then this, you know, we are for the solution. so we've done our nation. the issue is not never been up and they should actually what are they doing? and of course, we keep reminding people to spend solution. it's a major compromise. and it based on the confession by the finish, getting people to accept this not understand where there's always been the one say that my inclusive but since i want to maintain it s

let's speak to the journalist runako cecile who investigated this story for the bbc�*s africa eye. your investigation?- us. what sparked your investi . ation? ~ . investigation? well, i mean i lived in beijing, _ investigation? well, i mean i lived in beijing, china, - lived in beijing, china, for seven years. i had seen these videos for years. you know, this industry, that these videos belonged to has existed for seven years since 2015. there was bounds of roger versi about the industry. but it took all of this time, essentially, for the industry to be shut down. ifelt quite for the industry to be shut down. i felt quite strongly that we needed to explore what was powering this exploitation. what was happening and who was behind it. so that's the origin. it took us about 2.5, 1.5 years basically to investigate and find out more. it is a pretty insidious thing to do, i think that is understood. how popular was it? you saw these quite often? it is part of a massive industry. 0ne is part of a massive industry. one thing that i endeavoured to show is help massive the market for these

a documentary on the cecile hoffa palace, the venue potsdam conference after world war 2 more world news on the top of the high school is establishing an order she june pink, president of the global power china. any criticism of his regime, isn't it in the bud? peace part of a whole system which believes his time has come with china's president. she ging paying starts july 30th on d. w. ah, i a 100 year old royal cottage in the state of brandon bork. almost modern yet from a different era. it is the final palace built by the whole salons, the imperial dynasty, that once ruled germany and a palace that welcomed powerful men, both losers and winners with . ah, well, you little bit more? yeah. yeah. with buffalo long can wait a 2nd video or some get the ones on the outside are a bit lower. this one is still too long on the line. shortly after the war ended, the victor's flags hung just below the hoa and fell on eagle and the bull crest of macklin. bork, defense the windows are about as tall as a flag fire or what do you think? yeah, just about ah, the potsdam conference set out to determine

look at those two cuties, beanie and cecil.r, litter mates theyers cute estimate and josh's dog olive. up next tracey's pups bella, beau and swamp pete. that is a crowded house, this is charlie's poor maggie. she is trying to fit two toys in her mouth at the same time. so shiny, sherri's pups, pansy, penny and bella, you are well all fitted. this is brigitte's pup tucker, he is named it was tucker carlon. and kim's dogs, daffeny and sophy, you did it. you made it to kennedog. thank you for watching the best hour of your day. you can follow me on tritter and instagram. e-mail kennedy fbn . tomorrow night, i got gary hoffman. i can't believe it, pinch me, can't watch it dvr it, good night from l.a. >> known for its resort, famous space center and endless miles of beaches, 1350 miles of coastline, florida has become a millionaire's play ground. vibrant culture, perfect weather and a representation, that i don't have to tell you about, there are so many reasons why the wealthy come her

i want to thank cecil roberts, a friend and president of united mine workers of america, and so manyr labor unions who work on these initiatives. since i took office, we've invested more than $4 billion in federal funding, the 25 hardest hit coal communities in the country, from west virginia to kentucky to wyoming to new mexico. through the infrastructure law, we're investing in clean hydrogen, nuclear, and carbon capture and the largest grid investments in american history. we've secured $16 billion to clean up abandoned mines and wells, protecting thousands of communities from toxins and waste, particularly methane. and we still -- and we're going to seal leaky methane pollution, a powerful gas that's 40 times more dangerous to the environment than carbon dioxide. and folks, the american leadership, back on climate, i was able to bring more world leaders together than -- we got 100 nations together to agree that the major conference in glasgow england -- i mean scotland -- to change the emissions policies we had. we've made real progress. but there's an enormous task ahead. we hav

worth pointing out, emily's list is partnering with aipac on this even though i've been endorsed by ceciles, by the leading care provider in our region. emily's list is now back by a former seiu local president and they are attacking the person in the race w helped hundreds of women's of color to join seiu, so it is kind of ironic. amy: i want to turn to your opponent in when your opponent may haley stevens defended aipac's support for her campaign. >> i've been endorsed by the american israel public affairs committee alongside speaker of the house nancy pelosi, steny hoyer, jim clyburn, senate majority leader chuck schumer, several dozen members of the house progressive caucus. certainly that endorsement was based on my endorsement on a strong israel u.s. blue-chip. i am proud to be endorsed by the democratic council of america as well as other pro-israel groups. rep. levin: s didn't answer the question. the question is about giving back money from aipac and other organizations that support incident -- insurrectionist republicans. this is not a gotcha thing. our democracy is hanging by a

british imperialists like cecil rhodes had long wanted to dominate africa. um the problem for men like roads was that in the southern part of africa at least there was one people that stood in their way. these people the sentence of dutch settlers the africaners had established two dutch to africans republics the transval and the orange free state. and quite simply the british wanted them as well as blocking their hold on this part of africa these two states also set on top of some of the largest gold and diamond deposits in the world. because the africans were most of them. anyway were farmers. they were generally known by the africans word for former boer and quite simply in 1899. the british provoked a war with the boers. since he was out of the army churchill dashed off like nearly everyone else believing that this war would be over in a matter of weeks determined to cover the war as a war correspondent. he like many simply refused to believe that a bunch of bora farmers could possibly stand up to the might of the british empire. it didn't work out that

we can allow the hopelessness cecile away the future that so many of worked toward for so long. so even if the ground is not right at this moment, to restart negotiations, united states and my administration will not give up on trying to bring the palestinians israelis and both sides closer together. or joining us now here in the studio in doha is our 0 as the senior political analyst, my one, the shower moment. let me ask you any in terms of his why the trip to the region. there was very little political substance when it comes to the palestinian struggle, which many would say will describe as a form of apartheid. absolutely. in terms of palestine, he just strike to sweet talk his way out of ah, the but alice's that that exists there. ah, the also sweet talked his way with israelis, but there was much more substance. there is visit the israel while her is or is visit to the palestinian thirty's was, are more symbolic. it was a bit puzzling to me why he spoke so much about cancer. and very little about the health of the palestinian people in general and the cancerous occupation

i want to thank cecil roberts, a friend and president of the united mine workers of america and so manywe have invested $4 billion in federal funding, the 25 hardest hit coal communities in the country. from west virginia to kentucky, to wyoming, to new mexico. through the infrastructure law, we're investing in clean hydrogen, nuclear, and carbon capture, where the largest grid investments in american history. we've secured $16 billion to clean up abandoned mines and wells, protecting thousands of communities. from toxins and wastes. particularly methane. and we still, and we're going to seal leaking methane pollution and power greenhouse gas that's 40 times more dangerous to the environment than carbon dioxide. folks with american leadership back on climate, i was able to bring more world leaders together than we got 100 nations together to agree that the major conference in glasgow, england, i mean, scotland, to change the emissions policies we have. we made real progress. but there's an enormous task ahead. we have to keep retaining and recruiting building trades and union electricia

says object coach. cecil film assoc scheduled august as well. he saw me play a lump on a rule. bully can't go to a button for them was selling ok says, you know, the found allison shirley putting off again. yolanda is initial is upset and some of the most le mars both. okay. awesome. perfect. hm hm. as views of the colonial period change, the big ether, logical museums had to change to. so since the 19 ninety's, these traditional types of european museums have closed, their collections spread around and their human remains put in storage. others are becoming consensual, world culture museums, putting colonial history into a modern context. ah, rather than displaying african works in ether, logical collections, they now stood alongside european works of art. the gaunt cultures are now on shore in the louvre in paris, as well as the mona lisa ah, opening or reopening a museum without any form of restitution is now unacceptable to many. the humboldt form is a new museum of non european art in the historic center of berlin. it's been built in the re

we can allow the hopelessness cecile away the future that so many of worked toward for so long. so even if the ground is not ripe at this moment, to restart negotiations, united states and my administration will not give up on trying to bring the palestinians israelis and both sides closer together. i do believe that in this moment when israel is improving relations with his neighbors throughout the region, we can harness that same momentum to reinvigorate the peace process between the palestinian people and the israelis. i recognize how hard all these challenges must be and will be to work through. above all, there must be an end of the violence that is devastated. too many families. it's heart wrenching. and so many palestinians, railways have lost alive just this year. in the united states has suffered loss as well, including the killing of sher rain, abu ok r kelly. and she was an american american citizen, and a proud palestinian, and she was performing very vital work and an independent media and vital work of democracy. her death is enormous loss to the censure work of sh

please say they had no will. tentative anal. fernandez reports from colombo, thin uneasy. cecil synch elonka on friday evening. very different to the chaos of the morning. hundreds of military personnel and police commandos, surrounded and to go from protest as who had camped outside the president's office . the 105 days i mobile seemed footage was night streamed by. those who were barricaded in and attacked 1000 all so again, manually have beaten facebook with has an destroy tomei exams, angles teams and take over the place behind on and tumble to their for history for stated they are badly injured and some of them had a good annual annoy a $1019.00 solicitor lisa collared and he took cowardly action against a face with a condemnation of the government's actions was harsh and swift opera that run. oh, you are not too big for us. after taken the oath as president, you started with oppression. you started by warning, the people mom and we will respond to your oppression, your threats and your fox peacefully and democratically. well to morrow belinda, noisy, the use of armed forces to s