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my my dont have this my client dressed as an immigrant. i cant see anything in that that's dangerous to the state. what i do see as a danger to the state is when parts of the government and work together with a criminal. and that has unfortunately happened here. is that some of them slides up. i'm on the slide to constrain franco a faces up to 10 years in prison. the trial is expected to last until august. you're watching the news. here's a reminder of our top story. the people of israel and gaza have welcome to the fire they hope will bring an end to some of the regions was violence in the deal between israel and losses broken by egypt and cut arts, nearly 250 people have been killed in the context this is the w news lines from berlin. you can find much more on a website as d, w dot com for all the latest coverage on this piece far between israel and tomas. i'm here to mohammed, thanks to watching the intelligent species and expedition to land with your help and your research team to the pacific region. wales start june 4th on g w i it's

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agreement that germany has apparently reached now with nigeria to return at least a share of clung to donte facts known as the bend in bronze is we don't know how many let's find out 1st of all though a little bit more about these works of art before talking about the damage done to africa by european colonialism. to this day bronze sculpture is still produced in nigeria following accosting method that is over 7 centuries old and unique in africa and at the end of the 19th century the german empire purchased over 1000 of these strong statues from english colonialists the artworks were plundered by british forces during a raid on a city in present day nigeria but many german museums are proud of the stolen goods as these valuable exhibits are even listed as you know ask a world heritage. site decades african art experts and historians have been demanding baby birds and arguing that the bronze is a part of nigerian identity. and. you can look up the soul of a people these after the logical museums are like prisons and be good for you says that the german government has cleared the way for the

in the 1st division while i was in kill still remain in the 2nd next stop out documentary series. dont film looks at the deadly legacy of chemical weapons in germany. you're watching d. w. news of live from the berlin, remember you can get all the latest news from the world on our website. that's d, w dot com a michael look for me and the entire team here in berlin. we thank you for your company, and we'll see at the top of the hour with more news news. 2 species, expedition looking to do this language. we'll help in your research team to the pacific region. wales stores on dw, ah, the envision eve of any chemical weapon that flying around poses a huge danger and should be runners as soon as possible. i've been flushed a long time. the thought that you could have been out walking just one meter above so many shells was really, really terrifying. financial interesting research on covered that. there are about $200.00 such sites across germany. me deleting i'm there are concrete ruins in the forest. this scary is that the solution is old. the most toxic place in germany is located in a f

he really dont see it. it is the. actions that are really supporting is all spacey and families who are placed in ships. why did andy and your jordanian government since 1956 and after and the. federal budget what are they what are the legal mechanisms are there any legal mechanisms that will allow the palestinians to be able to stay in their homes under israeli law their own diggin issues is. those people who said sure. to leave me are is there is replaced by did jordan government and. your honor law since that period but in defect to the different peepers other cases that they sent that the after see years of meetings here a georgian government a little help of the unruh are you with. just heard. there is those houses in the family nice but this isn't happened and iran had started 96 in 1987 and didn't continue the case so why do seems that in such a condition the settlers have their eyes to be appraised by those families in such conditions what any jury who really don't see that those friendly is. the one who will

my, my dont have my client dressed as an immigrant. i cant see anything in that. that's dangerous to the state. what i do see as a danger to the state is when parts of the government and work together with criminal. and that has unfortunately happened here. some of them was up. i'm on the lead in franco. a faith is up to 10 years in prison. the trial is expected to left until august, when our political correspondent thomas barrow, he's following the trial. i spoke with him earlier and began by asking him to explain how this case cuts across much of german society. this case is certainly significant, and it in fact has gone a lot of national and international attention since franco. a was detained a few years ago. part of that attention has to do with the unique circumstances of his profile. the fact that he led that double life, as we saw in our report, the fact that he was a soldier, what, at the same time, also registering the asylum seeker and planning those act of violence. but it also has to do with the fact that franco, a is an example of a wider problem her

in berlin have now agreed to hand back to nigeria at least a share of a huge collection of plunder donte facts known as the bending of bronze it is it's been cold a turning point in germany's approach to its colonial history so on to the point we ask africa's stolen treasures is it time to give them back.

my, my dont have my client dressed as an immigrant, i cant see anything in that that's dangerous to the state. what i do see as a danger to the state is when parts of the government and work together with criminal. and that has unfortunately happened here, is that some of them slides up, i'm on business legacy and franko a faces up to 10 years in prison. the trial is expected to last until august while were political correspondent, thomas barrow. he's following the trial. i spoke with him earlier and began by asking him to explain how this case cuts across much of german society. this case is certainly significant, and it's in fact has gone a lot of national and international attention since franco. a was detained a few years ago. part of that attention has to do with the unique circumstances of his profile. the fact that he led that double life as we saw in our report, the fact that he was a soldier was at the same time, also registering nathan asylum seeker and planning those acts of violence. but it also has to do with the fact that franco, a is an example of a wider problem here in

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. ♪ >>> new tonight the case against the former police officer who fatally shot donte wright during ahead a judge ruled there is progrbable causeo support the case against kim potter. potter accidently fired her gun at wright instead of taser after he tried to escape being arrested for an outstanding warrant. it was captured by body cam video which i'll warn you is distu disturbing. >> i'll taze you! oh [ bleep ] i shot him. >> adrian, obviously, this can now go ahead this case probable cause bound by the judge in order for it to proceed. how did potter react to today's hearing and ruling? >> reporter: well, erin, she only spoke once to answer a question from the judge. she was wearing -- not wearing her mask as she sat inside the office of her defense attorney earl gray. we were able to see her facial expressions. for example, the prosecuting attorney told the court emotion has been found requesting video and audio be allowed inside of the courtroom if and when this case goes to trial. at that moment, potter opened her mouth widely. before that she was sitting with her hands together

and if you dont have that witness in this case, i think it's very difficult to charge donald trump. >ss could be the trump organization's longtime cfo. >> replacing george this week is my chief financial officer allen weisselberg. >> he was even left in charge of the company when trump was president. he's under investigation himself for his own taxes, a pressure that could lead him to agreeing to cooperate and help investigators understand the inner workings of trump's company. his former daughter-in-law provided documents to investigators, and she thinks weisselberg will cooperate. >> will allen weisselberg flip on trump? >> yes. >> reporter: former president trump has previously denied any wrongdoing. >> this is a continuation of the witch hunt. >> reporter: saying in a statement tuesday, it began the day i came down the escalator in trump tower and it's never stopped. a former prosecutor tells cnn it would be very rare to convene a special grand jury in manhattan that didn't at least consider charges, but it is important to note that there is no guarantee based on what we know now

that they haven't released all of the video so people dont know what is on the video.t know the names of the officers involved. and there's a real question here because of the lack of transparency from the very beginning. and that's partly because of north carolina law. back to you. >> joe johns, thanks for that. well, millions of fully vaccinated people in new york state can now go mask free indoors starting today. it's a remarkable turn in that city, particularly if you saw it several months ago in the midst of this. are new yorkers ready for that change? we'll be there live. >>> we are also moments away from the opening bell on wall street. take a look. futures pointing a bit lower this morning. dow futures fell some 300 points earlier in the day. nasdaq lower as tech stocks slipped. stocks ended yesterday in the red after modest gains in the morning. investors still facing a lot of uncertainty over inflation. we'll watch it. this is how you become the best! [wrestling bell rings] [music: “you're the best” by joe esposito] ♪ try to believe thgh the going gets rough

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we saw donte wright be killed for an air freshener or tabs. right as we were expecting to get a little bit of justice in the chauvin trial. so these pieces of legislation that have been authored, mostly by the people of color and indigenous caucus which are right in line with what minnesotans want to see. they want to see accountability. they want to make sure that the situations of george floyd and dante wright aren't done again. they brought them before the process only to see them stymied. we will. i'll call them back into a special session in june. we have a budget centered in equity. we have a loft people that covid took proportionate impact on. we need to move money into those communities, and we need to do it hand in hand with police reform. our expectations is they will do this. >> now i saw you at the wright funeral, where i gave a eulogy, and you talked about that there. can we expect that when chauvin, who was convicted for the murder of george floyd is sentenced, if there is a strong sentence, and many of us feel that the time shou

this is the problems with the guatemalen they dont want to let us in. we are hondurans.an we be illegals in central america? >> do you have documentation? >> they will not let me pass. >> frustrated families storm through and continue to walk. to avoid the military, johan joins scores of migrants on an illegal path through the jungles to get to guatemala. as they make their way, our team crossed official borders where we arrived to a dramatic scene - army are armednd vigilant, because the government has declared a state of emergency. they have been given permission to use force on the migrants when they arrive. this deployment of security forces comes in the wake of a recent agreement made by the biden administration with central american governments to militarize the southern borders and of central american countries to make the journey more difficult for migrants in this particular caravan. >> so, mexico made the decision to maintain 10,000 troops at its southern border, resulting in twice as many daily migrant interdictions. guatemala surged 1,500 police and military

i would go further than that and say, if your outdoors, full stop, you dont need to be wearing a maskto be if you are unvaccinated. i don't want unvaccinated people to be hanging out with each other at home indoors. i want them to go outside because that transmission rate is so much lower. i think people are just really tired of the pandemic and we have to give them ways to socialize and be with one another again. and that includes being outdoors and in the meantime trying to get vaccinated so you can also hang out with one another indoors. >> let me ask you about children now 12 to 15, or 12 and older being able to get vaccinated. parents are largely making that decision for or with their children, obviously. what do you say to parents who point to this and say, well, kids are so much less likely to get sick from covid anyway. why vaccinate them? >> well, first of all, i want to affirm that they are right. that children tend to get much less ill than adults do. certainly older adults but we also know that children have gotten sick. we know that there have been now hundreds of kids, i

pull to statement when one of the favorites to the n b, a championship basketball action coming off i dont' court has ordered oil giant shall to cut his compet emissions by 45 percent. by 2030 greenpeace. and friends of the earth brought the case is being hailed as a major victory for environmentalists shell, unsuccessfully argued the governments and not companies are responsible for meeting targets under the paris climate deal. the company says it will appeal the ruling. verdict could have major implications for similar cases around the world. so the varsity is live for us in the hague. so step talking about implications. what is this ruling me now that it's kind of shifted responsibility from governments to companies when it comes to carbon emissions, right? absolutely, there was an absolute outburst of joy here at the court and the hague, people hungering each other, some even in fears. even people here work at the court said it was a very special day. it seems like something has changed. the friends of the earth called the a monumental victory for all planets and for children. because

[laughter] we are showing our age, we dont want to do that. [laughter] >> let's move onto the next character.. how beautiful hazel scott is and how talented her story is heartbreaking and inspiring and i was enamored so tell us about hazel's show and what is she doing in this photo? she is just amazing. >> she really is. i describe her as the beyoncÉ of her day a number of reasons. look how glamorous she is. i stress, the looks were always on. she knew how to put herself together. she's beautiful, a big star and she had a couple of big tricks she did the people left, a jazz performer. when is this, she would play two panels at once and she hosted the emmys a few years ago and i was excited because i was already writing the book, i was screaming and running around the apartment saying i just want to tell someone, which i just love and the other thing she tt did, she's a classic so she would start out playing a traditional and as he went on, she would make it jazz year end jazz your and that was the height of jazz at the time the people loved th

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or back near george floyd's community, minnesota police killing an unarmed father, donte wright, in hisppeared to drive away from him. police claim they feared for their lives. but the video showed it was brown who feared for his and lost his. those are just four points on this chart. the special powers of immunities the police enjoy in america has not changed this year. consider police immunity in unions. a handful of states as mentioned did reverse immunity, but the normal shielding police from accountability in criminal and several court, the immunity ending most potential cases against police before they begin. so most officers never face a public civil trial about alleged misconduct, let alone a conviction. and special immunity for police is something that was just made up by judges providing what's become an absolute shield as justice sotomayor explained in the dissent about the doctrine. she says it encourages police to shoot first and think better. those are fortified by police union's huge ongoing power that goes beyond labor rights. they can erase disciplinary records, access

and i don't think that we dont mean the fact that we see aziz many crime guns.ust san francisco, but in california is 30% i think it would have 512% in california last year. 30% of all crimes gun crimes were ghost guns and in l. a it's even higher. i think it's 40% so it's a huge problem. the fact that in this cheaper by a ghost gun. they don't go through the same kind of community consumer safety standards is just something that has to stop and we're going to start it right here in san francisco, and hopefully other localities will follow. okay so let's talk about your ordinance. how will it help address this issue? well, it will prohibit vendors from selling to anyone in san francisco so they're absolutely prohibited from selling a ghost gun. an unserious lies. ghost gun kid to anyone in san francisco. okay if these guns, though, are built it home. how will the band be enforced? well, i mean, if they're if they're founded a crime also, you are not allowed to possess a ghost gun, and that is one that does not have a serial number right now. in california, you c

want to express my concern that we don't want to inadvertently empower some other countries t that dontexactly engage in free trade and we do or we prefer they would. so, i think waiving ip protections in support of forced technology transfer will result in sharing commercially sensitive information with china and perhaps others and i just think we need to be extremely careful and very judicious in that insight and i just wanted to ask members and end with that. >> i think the gentleman great let me recognize the trade subcommittee chairman, mr. blumenauer to inquire. >> thank you very much, mr. cha. adam ambassador, thank you, so great to see you and i appreciate the ranking member's comments and the chair about angela who will be leaving us for a new assignment. i was very proud to watch the ranking member in the chair present you to the senate finance committee for your confirmation hearing. it is an example of how trade done right, i think, can bring us together rather than unnecessarily divide us. you have been masterful in terms of helping this committee chart that path. i am not

. >> that is coming up the former brooklyn center minnesota polic officer accused of shooting donte wright is scheduled to appear in court remotely this afternoon for a pretrial hearing . was killed on april 11th after traffic stop at the former police chief has said he thinks potter meant to use her taser instead of her gun, the shootin prompted days of protests read. >> dramatic scene at the border. brand-new videos showing coyote apparently running migrants across the rio grande river. and sometimes right in front of border patrol. why does one border chief they he won't have his officers grab those coyotes? >> plus, there is a lot of confusion out there over the cdc's new mask guidance, so how could the president and the cdc clear up all of this mess? dr. nicole saphier will join us next. >> i used to run the state health department to my buddies called me up and said oh my gosh , what is going on here? we were completely blindsided b this, there was no nuance, and again you've got whiplash from last week to this week. of your home's value.orrowt you can take out $50,000 or more. use i

but dont talk about it at the commission level and would be useful in the near future to arrange to have sacramento and washington, d.c. lobbyist come to our meeting and talk to us what their strategy or how to engage with us. that would be helpful i think. >> commissioner: i think that would be helpful. mr. carlan, are you taking note, please? >> i am. we'll arrange that in a meeting in the near future. >> commissioner: thank you. >> commissioner: that being said, outside contractors are one thing, good/bad and important. we also do have in the big infrastructure of san francisco people that are on the executive staff that are lobbyists also. just putting it all in perspective based on commissioner harrington's request is important to add to that mix of the report back if that's what we're going to do. >> commissioner: thank you. yes, commissioner ajami. >> commissioner: out of curiosity do they represent other water agencies or utilities? >> the firm in question does represent some of the associations we are are a part of. they represent the california municipal utilities association o

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