came in and they were enrolling within that dawes commission. their duty was to assign a number to every native person living at that time because they wanted to take the land out of commons of the tribe and divide it into individual land tracts. obviously there would be surplus land because there were not as many native people as there were land to be divided up and many of those surplus tracks later in history would be settled by a non-native people. even these allotment lands would eventually be lost due to effort types of methods and policies that were enacted historically to the united states policy with american indians and in this case seminoles. the original land tract of the 1856 treaty was 2,169,080 acres. that was the land the seminoles originally called their home to the mississippi. by the time the allotments began to be done, there's about 200,000 acres of land. and then an additional tract of land was purchased by the federal government. anotherland extended 180,000 acres. it still is a fraction of the land based the seminoles ori

eagerly anticipated shows of the year this theory museum pre-sold around $70000.00 tickets before dawes even opened. 120 works by roughly 0 have been assembled from the collections of many major museums around the world. florence's the museum is a major contributor its director put a positive spin on the risk that visitor numbers could be down due to the corona virus outbreak. would we really want to have all these crowds and expression. there will be met as it was because it's a unique opportunity but if you actually can get through to the paintings of us nothing wrong about. the pictures visitors may be able to get closer to include the famous for. allegedly depicting a baker's daughter who was rough rio's roman love. st john the baptist as a boy together with preparatory drawings. and this presumed self portraits. raphael died on his 37th birthday after 8 days of fever and was buried in rome's pantheon. and i'm joined by adrian kennedy from our culture desk to tell us a bit more about the show definitely the cultural highlight of the year kicking off there in rome a once in a lifetim

this took place in dawes moulin with its chinese terror win and all asian cast was tailored for the chinese market cinemas in china the 2nd largest cinema market remain closed i'm sure going to be talking all this lot more thanks very much. osas all over the world who put their lawyers on the line and fights against injustice with words videos and images . is an iraqi who fought against isis in the middle of occupied mosul and 2016 not with weapons but with all and it almost cost him his life now thanks to a scholarship from the russians association pen he is safe and living in the city of weimar which has always been a home for creative spirits. this café in central weimar east in germany has become something of a home from home for. the iraqi poet musician and filmmaker hasn't seen his family and friends in mosul for 4 years. before he left he spent 2 years in hiding from the i asked which team does what incompatible with islamic law. but in my hometown. i think the situation was a bit like more complicated so it wasn't both comfortable to go to work outside or to these things especially

shows of the year this day every day our crew in our museum pre-sold around $70000.00 tickets before dawes even opened. 120 works by roughly on.

because president trump, the daw present colchicine, he needs to sign it . let's get the help to the people we serve. let's do it today. >> mr. president. last week congress provided billions in funding to address the coronavirus outbreak. these funds will help support virus research testing and medical care. congress is now looking at other measures than may be required including measures to address the economic impact of the virus. the house may consider an economic response to measure today but my understanding is that this bill i doesn't get reflected in agreement with the white house which wese need to move in a stimulus package. i want to echo the latest comments from yesterday and said that this is not a time for

museum pre-sold around 70000 tickets before dawes even opened. 120 works by roughly 0 have been assembled from the collections of many major museums around the world. florence is a feat seen museum as a major contributor its director put a positive spin on the risk that visitor numbers could be down due to the corona virus outbreak. would we really want to have all these crowds and this expression. there will be many visitors because it's a unique opportunity but if you actually can get through to the paintings of us nothing wrong about. the pictures visitors may be able to get closer to include the famous. allegedly depicting a baker's daughter who was rough rio's roman love. st john the baptist as a boy with preparatory drawings. and this presumed self portrait. raphael died on his 37th birthday after 8 days of fever. and was buried in rose pantheon. don't forget you can always get news on the go just download from the from google play all from the app store and will give you access to all the latest news from around the world will give you push notifications for any breaking news and i

so in 1887 you had the dawes act which was the massive allotment, the breaking up of tribal lands andeservation lands trying to undermine native nations and the offering to individual native people if they swore off allegiance to their native nation with citizenship and the vote. soledad: as we go into this important centennial how do we feel about the 19th amendment? i mean is it like yay, women sort of kind of asterisk asterisk got the right to vote or is it like, yet another messy process in the direction we're hoping to head as citizens of this country? ann gordon: i think it's a, you know, you're beautiful but, kind of situation. but it's it is a huge change in thinking about political power and governance. in that kind of beacon beacon of freedom role that the united states allegedly plays that that -- we play that role on this -- that we change the underlying assumptions but but we did it with a lot of racial assumptions put in place and with a lot of political compromises that were necessary. we did it in a kind of a messy way. marcia chatelain: when i think about teaching his

the dawes commission come in and within that commission, their duty was to assign a number to every native person living at that time because they wanted to take and divide that land. of course there would be surplus land. there was not as many native people as land to be divided up. many of those surplus tracks would be settled by non-native people and many of these lands would be lost. the policies were enacted through united states policy. the original land track was 2,169,080 acres. by the time the allotments began to be done, there was about 2000 acres of land and then an additional tract of land was purchased and then it extended another 180,000 acres. it was a fraction of the land the seminoles originally had. oil was discovered in this area. much of this land was taken out of the original landholder's name and it was no longer under the oversight of the seminole nation. there was specific legislation for the five civilized tribes. the seminoles, the chickasaw, the choctaws, muskogee creek, the cherokee. that particular language in the 1947 act, which is sometimes called the stigler

weeks but some britons are finding the measures necessary and inconvenient they think continuing to go daws it's been called reckless by fellow citizens who've indeed started their hash tag called cove idiots on twitter. 1 and you want. these bloody idiot seem to think they're enjoying a summer's day in the park the u.k. is in lockdown for seek it's a lockdown people not a holiday still at home the longer you persist in behaving like idiots the monger this is going to continue people ignoring the key log down and treating it as a special holiday event it's well the backlash over ignoring social distancing is also happening in british rural areas too can report where locals have been telling visitors to go home while some tourist areas and parks all their busiest days last weekend we spoke to a number of stars from local authorities who were left stunned by the volume of visitors they said the confusion has been down to mixed messages initially coming out from westminster. i don't know whether it was a deliberate ignoring or whether it and. the advice at the time just wasn't clear enough. an

now some football news in an english football chelsea forward column hutson a daw is the 1st premier league player confirmed to have the coronavirus the news comes after out hours after arsenal manager. also tested positive for the virus attack and the arsenal 1st team have gone in to sell isolation their match against brighton on saturday has been postponed the news of our tent has positive tests has prompted the premier league to hold an emergency meeting on friday morning to discuss if the season should be suspended. the krona buyers pandemic is making itself felt in the world of sports european football's governing body you a folk will meet next week to discuss plans for competitions including euro 2020 here's some other recent developments say all major sports in the u.s. professional baseball basketball soccer and hockey have been suspended the p.g.a. tour has banned spectators from attending tournaments there until april after april 5th the a.t.p. has suspended the men's tennis tour for 6 weeks real madrid's football and basketball teams have been put into quarantine additiona

shows of the year this carried our crew in our low museum pre-sold around $70000.00 tickets before dawes even opened. 120 works by roughly 0 have been assembled from the collections of many major museums around the world. florence is museum as a major contributor its director put a positive spin on the risk that visitor numbers could be down due to the corona virus outbreak. we really want to have all these crowds and this expression. there will be met as it was because it's a unique opportunity but if you actually can get through to the paintings up with us nothing wrong about. the pictures visitors may be able to get closer to include the famous for. allegedly depicting a baker's daughter who was rough rio's roman love our. st john the baptist as a boy together with prepare a tory drawings. and this presumed self portrait. raphael died on his 37th birthday after 8 days of fever and was buried in rome's pantheon. this is deja vu news and these are our top stories a human rights monitor says more than a dozen people have been killed in clashes between syria's government forces and rebel

tour unit is already taking patients and more dedicated hospitals are on the way officials fear the dawes situation needs leads north could soon start heading south. on thursday at least surged past chawner as the country with the most current of ours did a monster in marked with grim images of army trucks transporting hundreds of coffins from the worst hit region of lombardi. as the death toll mounts those trying to help the living are struggling to cut. them up for anybody. to deal where working in a state of very high stress and tension psychological stress has gone through the roof unfortunately we can't contain the situation in lombardy there's a high level of contagion and we're not even counting the dead anymore. and the strict lockdown has left the most vulnerable patients all alone. in her. greatest problem which is emerging these days i would say is that the patients can't be visited by their relatives and often die on their own. as italy's corona crisis explodes china has sent medical teams and equipment to help but the chinese red cross says their hard won advice is not being

challenge global cryptography to ensure that may lead in malaysia are norn to be leaders of integrity daws who can be proud to see as leaders of all malaysians and can never be tainted with corruption and mismanagement and abuse of power that was the reason why i joined his party knows exactly the reason why i supported in my father so it's article have to leave it there thank you for joining me on outfront. thank you very much money. that's our show our from will be back next. al jazeera well charts remarkable refugee journeys from the treacherous path of sudanese sing out emmanuel child their plan an escape clause in the child soldiers among the 16 people that music is the place where you become a child this is where i came. to the london designer from c.r.u. place and pray this is the one thing that i know that god has gifted there is a hard road from home music and fashion on al-jazeera what's most important to me is caulking to people understanding what they are going to hear it out to see it are we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. hello i maryam namazie in london with a qu

leave home to buy food or medicines travel is allowed for essential work a permit is needed for each daws. so this is the permit it is a letter that you have to print off every time you leave the house you can hand write it as well and it gives your name and address in the reasons for you leaving the house so that could be to go food shopping or it could be to go and buy medicines but if the police stop you and check in you don't have this letter or you they can find you. and for multiple offenders that fine can be the equivalent of up to $4000.00 u.s. dollars and 6 months in jail. mcgraw says that unless people are paid rules and stay home the government will impose tougher restrictions nighttime curfew have already started in a number of cities and nationwide one is being considered giving up freedoms clearly isn't easy but it's coronavirus cases and deaths rapidly climb in france the government says people must accept that their actions can help save lives treasure butler al-jazeera western france lawrence lee here's our correspondent joining me for london brought in all of the broadca

jason daw. plenty more to come. with back-to-back recessions in history, hong kong has been digging into the financial war chest. the city's financial secretary next. this is bloomberg. ♪ retail salesng plunged in january as the coronavirus outbreak hit it economy reeling from months of antigovernment protest. 21%il sales by value fell as measures to contain the epidemic brought consumption to a near standstill. the numbers for february are forecast to show a bigger decline from retailers. 3000 visitors enter hong kong in february in 99% drop from the 200,000 people who entered the city a year ago. bleak picture a with the economy forecasted contract again this year it would be the city's first back-to-back recession on record. we spoke to paul chan and asked about the. outlook for hong kong. >> there is a high chance of another contraction. but we remain hopeful because we still have several months to catch up. it really depends on the current epidemic situation and also -- over how much energy people would put int

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vice president dawes, the vice president who proceeded president coolidge in the white house, wilson'sice president. he had lost a sibling when he was a child. so it wasn't so unusual, as horrible as it was. i think i gave people a sense that they could go on. because they had seen others in their situation go on. the second reason the period was different, i will say, is religious faith. the coolidge is turned -- coolidge's turned to faith and god when they lost calvin. there is a wonderful story, and i'm only telling this so long because we are in a period where we are beginning to lose people, a story about the coolidge's considering how to mourn their son, calvin junior. the president said, we will wear a black armband to connote morning. -- mourning. but i want my wife to wear white like an angel because that is the spiritual place where we are thinking of our angel. i don't want to too much paraphrase coolidge. but we are thinking of our lost child and him in heaven, we hope to meet him there. this coolidge put calvin junior's bible in his casket plymouthas buried in front. i hop

but for the next 30 dawes this is what we believe every american, every american in every state should be doing at a minimum to slow the spread. >> unless we see something obviously wrong, we're going to let the governors do it. now if it is obviously wrong, people can make, they can make a decision we think is so far out that it's wrong, we will stop that but in the case of governor desantis, you know there is two thoughts to it and two very good thoughts to it and he has been doing a great job in every respect. we'll see what happens. but we would only exercise if we thought somebody was very obviously -- go ahead, your turn. reporter: thanks. i had a question for the vice president about the national strategic stockpile but while you're at the podium i want to ask but the call with president putin a couple days ago. economics turn for a lot of people with the state of oil prices right now. >> yeah. reporter: if you agree with president putin -- >> the call was probably about that, the oil prices because as you know, russia and saudi arabia are going at it and they're really going at

see 20 world cup games in australia at wednesday's practice sessions in sydney had to take place in dawes and more heavy rain is forecast on thursday india due to take on england hosts australia will face south africa but if play is washed out india and south africa will progress to the final after finishing top of their qualifying games ok sports is looking fine thanks so much for that trees are vital for life on earth of course but in many parts of the world deforestation continues unabated now artists have branching out so it's helen's the way people see the natural world jessica baldwin takes a look at london. look at the trees they're all around us familiar but so often overlooked a show at the hayward gallery seeks to change that with a new exhibition among the trees it's been estimated that current rates of the 4 straight and 600 years old be notorious left on the planet so i think it is a moment when we have to start having a new relationship with trees and forest 50 years of art about trees to mark 50 years since the 1st earth day a forest of corrugated cardboard the packaging ma

this is marjorie dawes. deal with the coronavirus outbreak. what can you tell us? this was the curveball he couldn't have seen coming when he took on the role of chancellor less than a month ago. the budget is already a massive task where the government lays out its spending, taxation and borrowing plans. the big question for businesses and employees, was how would they be protected if they have to pay workers who can't come in. the chancellor said statutory sick pay will be available for "all those who are advised to self—isolate" even if they have not displayed symptoms. statutory sick pay is £94 — though some employers will pay more if your salary equates to more. but they do not have to. it will be immediate from day one — but only for those ia days. that obviously puts pressure on employers who have to pay that. so to help the chancellor announces that businesses with fewer than 250 employees will be able to claim back the cost of providing ssp for their employees. again — not clear what happens after i

we are knocking on neighbour's dawes who we have never even spoken to before, offering a helping handves are now on hold. the empty city centre, deserted town square, the restaurant that won't open, small businesses in despair. we keep calm and carry on, and we look after one another, so do your bit, staying tonight, stay at home, stay safe, and help to save a life. we are the united kingdom. we are the kingdom united. that video was made by northern heart films. let's speak to one of its founders, natasha hawthornthwaite, and poet carla mellor, who wrote the tribute. join us via video link. you are members of the same household aren't you? you members of the same household aren't you ? you are members of the same household aren't you? you are together. carla, how long did the poem take to write? not too long. i was so inspired to do something,. i did an initialfirst d raft, something,. i did an initialfirst draft, and then sort of built on that. maybe a day or something like that. maybe a day or something like that. why did you think it was a project that was important to do?|j proje

because president trump, the daw present colchicine, he needs to sign it . let's get the help to the people we serve. let's do it today. >> mr. president. last week congress provided billions in funding to address the coronavirus outbreak. these funds will help support virus research testing and medical care. congress is now looking at other measures than may be required including measures to address the economic impact of the virus. the house may consider an economic response to measure today but my understanding is that this bill i doesn't get reflected in agreement with the white house which wese need to move in a stimulus package. i want to echo the latest comments from yesterday and said that this is not a time for partisanship and is very important that we were together in matters related to the coronavirus that we can get needed legislation passed in a timely fashion. more americans are testing positive for the virus he stake putting it people in my home statef of south dakota. it is our responsibility as members of congress, to work together to ensur