hamilton. be aware that during the queue in, our guest seaspan as here, so before you start asking your questions, wait for me to give you the microphone. i will welcome michael. >> thank you to the franchise tavern and i want to thank you all for coming, it's great to see so many people interested in alexander hamilton. i'm very excited to share with you my new clock, discovering hamilton, 40 chapters of newly discovered information about alexander hamilton, is grandparents, his father, james hamilton, his mother rachel, his uncle james, a previously unknown and and her children, for hamilton's first cousins, the cousin who paid for alexander hamilton's education. since friends. his colleagues. and many other hamilton related topics. today, i will be touching upon just a few chapters i'm discovering. that leaves 30 something more chapters for you to explore later. for the longest time, everyone believed that alexander hamilton was born on january 11th, 1757. alexandra hamilton all, pointed to

and, yes they had the hamilton. they will be retreating, crawling through the middle of nowhere in new jersey. the quote was, quote, i will stay here and dive with you. let us all die here rather than retreat. a testament to bravery and thinking on his feet as well. as he is rallying the forces, just as washington comes onto the scene. suddenly, we have another aid to washington, riding and, quote, i'm happy to have it in my power. he was incessant in his endeavors. we don't know why, but in the army and rallying and cheering, we want to hear colonel lawrence. both exhilarated -- exhibited the bravery in battle. to scenes fairly well known from the battle and showing. one of the things that has been overlooked, hamilton and lawrence progressive idea that they could have african american soldiers in the continental army. how progressive. hamilton will ask congress and writing several times, would you please allow blacks to enlist in the army and there was a civil war, and it would help fill the storage. african ameri

alexander hamilton was the first u.s. secretary, up next a discussion on some of his financial ideas, plans he put in place, this is 50 minutes. now all the museum in the gallery of the museums clothes because of floods the robust programming continues as evidence by today and our author speaking he has written multiple books on history and including autumn of the black snake, declaration, the whisky rebellion and he's also the author of a recent, not author a contributor of historians of hamilton and he's also roll many essays and articles that you can read like the atlanta, the new york times, boston, huffington post, but none more important than our own magazine financial history, you can find that magazine at www. memo i thought or for museum of american finance, so it should be no surprise of the topic of his next book is alexander hamilton, it is my pleasure to introduce him (applause) thanks a lot i know the acoustics and here can we were little bit, can anyone hear me? >> okay thank you that's good to now, i think

alexander hamilton writings and edited the essential hamilton in the field of blood is the most recentkit last year violence in congress and the road to civil war. she'll be with us for another hour and a a half here are the s there's the numbers, we're going to put those on the screen. participate in our conversation this afternoon, 202 is the area code, 742-8400 for human time zones, 488201. if you live in the mountain and this time zones, we can also take your comments via social media, were going to scroll through our different only addresses. facebook, twitter, etc.. remember book tv is the essential part of that if you want to get a comment to us . how did you get interested in this mark. >> how did you get interested in this. >> it was partly the bicentennial. it was everywhere if you are old enough to remember this. it was everywhere. bicentennial tv commercials every day the reporter dispatch had a bicentennial moment. i would cut out all the newspaperar articles. also the musical 1776 and all of that came together for that time. to me so when hamilton the musical was done and

hamilton is the founding father. he was ambitious and the first four presidents of this country were founding fathers and hamilton goes in the constitutional convention and he knows that the rule is because he's foreign-born, he can't be president. you think he would have liked to be president and what did power really mean to him, thank you very much. >> thank you for the nice things he said. part answer. first of all there is an exemption clause in the constitution that if you were an american citizen at the time the constitution was ratified you were, you would have been able to be president so he wasn't exempt . he could have been elected president but the second half of my answer is i don't think he ever really knew that. he knew very well it was not very popular. there are various points in which he was very blunt in stepping forward and saying i will be problematic. for a while washington considers tending to england and ultimately john day is sent in to negotiate, hamilton steps forward and says don't do that

hamilton is on board with all of this. he thinks this is good for individuals to have a property regime that is secure, and the best interest of individuals. the results were promote the strength of the nation because individuals will be able to engage in trade, work on their economic interests and then that's what underscore and reinforce the power of the nation. so, the nation should promote these kind of results. we should have an active government that is involved in promoting this activity. after the focus on the property owners betrays a narrow view of the people. those without property are not figured indirectly in any way shape or form. hamilton argues that these policies are good for people without property as well get it gives them something productive to do. otherwise they are going to be lying around. now we give them something to do and it is good for them. it is kind of an afterthought. his interests are focused on property holders. jefferson has a different view. here's jefferson. his is a republican vision.

plus lewis hamilton slices through the formula one field in mexico is a driving master class from the englishman putting him in touching distance of the 6 driver's time so as ferrari is left in the pits. i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program it was an l.n. dominated by one issue a biting economic crisis and now voters in argentina have spoken electing center left challenger alberto finance as the country's next president the 1st official results show fernandez with over 47 percent of the votes more than he needs for an outright victory over incumbent craig who's trailing at around 41 percent machree has already conceded defeat and promised to work with bananas on an orderly transition of power up. short while ago i spoke today to correspond. nicole perlis in one osiris i often tell us a bit more about the relatively unknown president elect but as you pointed out he was a rather unknown figure and so it was tossed into the presidential race by his running mate cristina fernandez de kirchner he was chief of cabinet with her husband next and for her say later parted ways after only

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is hamilton proven correct again? there is a moment and time you should rise to the occasion. this is that moment. this is the moment that history will write, history will ask you when you cast this vote, when you cast the vote to justify something that has gone on behind closed doors, i want you to ask the historian and answer the question, what do you know that happened there? have you read anything that took place that you just justified? what do you believe the definition of due process is? what do you think the first amendment is? you have the right to have a voice or only the words that you agree with? you may get elected in a primary but in a general election you're elected to represent the people of america, not to deny their voice. this house is so much better than what is transforming today. i believe everyone who runs for this office runs to solve a problem. but when you go back to the american public with the achievement of more subpoenas than laws that is not why you ran. that is not why we are here. that's why i agree with my colleague, mr. cole, that believes in

a ferrari from ray made life difficult for lewis hamilton at the start of this race pushed wide on to the grass by sebastian fratto and straight into a tangle with red bulls max to stop and a couple of corners later the british driver came out. that scrap the better and the same could be said of the pit stops after slicing through the field with seemingly lists or effort hamilton went in for his tires early so he could get ahead of the ferrari's after that stops that strategy cooked up by the miss a the steam works and it was helped in part by some mistakes in the ferrari carriage then leader charlotte clare had already made one stop when this happens a problem putting on his rear tire i think they knew they'd blown it and it was then just left to hamilton to nurse his car over the line. a well earned victory for him in mexico i am incredibly humbled by today's opportunity and for the car pulled together as it did in the teams being so sufficient and executed the best ravaging. the 6 world title will have to wait for now but it surely just a matter of time. i am thousands of revelers

hamilton can wrap up the championship next race in mexico. and it is getting hard to keep up with american gymnast simone biles as she continues to make history competing in the world championships in stuttgart biles tied the all time record on saturday collecting her 23rd medal and she went on on sunday collecting medals number 24 and 25 with golds in the beam and floor events biles has surpassed a tally share boat to become the most decorated gymnast male or female in world championships residents of new mexico's albuquerque have been treated to a colorful aerial spectacle as scores of hot air balloons took to the skies for the farewell event of the international balloon fiesta the final flight is called the mass ascension it's the 48th time the annual festival has graced the skies brings together balloon enthusiasm hundreds of thousands of spectators from around the world this year more than $600.00 balloonists piloted over $500.00 balloons. and. a reminder of the top story we're following for you. turkey is pushing on with its offensive i

i'm holly hamilton. coming up on tonight's programme... kenya's brigid kosgei shatters paula radcliffe‘s16—year marathon world record. we'll be live in chicago with more reaction. heartbreak for scotland, joy forjapan. the hosts‘ victory in yokohama ends scotland's rugby world cup, as they go top of the group. simone biles becomes the most decorated gymnast in world championship history. two more golds in stuttgart takes her career tally to 25. also coming up in the programme: valterri bottas storms to victory injapan as mercedes take the constructors title once again. hello and welcome to tonight's programme. thanks very much for watching. they say it's a marathon, not a sprint. the lines between the two are becoming somewhat blurred. another time barrier has been broken today following eliud kipchoge‘s incredible feat in vienna. the women's marathon world record has now been smashed. kenya's brigid kosgei recorded a time in chicago of two hours, 1a minutes and 4 seconds, eclipsing paula radcliffe‘s record set in 2003. our sports editor d

mercedes brought hamilton into the pits early, was it too early?oblem, others were chasing him on fresher tyres and among them his team—mate and in in second was sebastian vettel also hunting the lead. hamilton remained elusive, driving his mercedes at the limit of his power, he crossed for his 83rd grand prix win of his seconds later, bott has finished third, close enough to keep the title race alive for another week but that britain's greatest racer it is surelyjust a matter of time? match of the day follows the news and sportscene is later in scotland, so if you don't want to hear the football results, please avert your attention now. liverpool's lead in the premier league is back to six points. but they needed two second—half goals, including a penalty, to beat tottenham 2—1, after harry kane had scored in the opening minute of the game. elsewhere, crystal palace came from 2—0 down to draw at arsenal. and manchester united won their first away game in the league since february. celtic thrashed aberdeen to pull clear of rangers on goal differenc

they knew they'd blown it and it was then just left to hamilton's unearths his car over the line. a well earned victory for him in mexico i am incredibly humbled by today's opportunity in a car pulled together as it did in the team's being so sufficient and executed the best strategy. for $612.00 title will have to wait for now but it surely just a matter of time. thousands of revelers in mexico city have taken to the streets for the annual day of the dead celebrations people paraded wearing costumes and face paint with many dressed as a scuttle figured known as lucky 3 no the character was created by a mexican illustrator more than 100 years ago the colorful festivities take place ahead of beck's goes to day holiday to honor the dead which traditionally begins on november 1st. i'm sorry martin you're watching d.w. news from berlin and coming up next we've got a documentary film looking at the legacy of war in bosnia the children of shame of course you get all the latest news information in all our web site anytime a v.w. dot com i'm terry marshall thanks for being with us. when s

they knew they'd blown it and it was then just left to hamilton to nurse his car over the line. a well earned victory for him in mexico i mean kirby humbled by today's opportunity in the car pulled together as it did in the teams being so efficient and executed the best strategy. but 6 well timed so we'll have to wait for now but it surely just a matter of time. now in tennis basel born there roger federer once again celebrated victory at the swiss indoors basel tournament in front of a hometown crowd and then followed it up with a special party. it was a record tense time federer has won his local attorney when she had also been a ball boy at basel over 2 decades ago something he clearly has not forgotten the swiss marked his victory by throwing a pizza party for the ball boys and girls there in was a moment to savor for the champion and his young fans. great stuff all right coming up next a d.-w. news asia. pakistan's population through d w news business rules and for a look at why family planning is still taboo there clash and repeat after 5 months are hong kong protesters an

hamilton, i can't —— lewis hamilton, i can't win.ares to deed fend his marathon title here on the streets of chicago on sunday, today he cast himself as a victim, but given his long association with salazar the questions over his judgments and legacy will not go away any time soon. dan roan, bbc news, chicago. dramatic changes are needed to the way people live their lives, if the uk is to reduce carbon emissions to net zero by its target of 2050. that's according to a report from the committee that advises the government on how to cut emissions. it says ministers need to provide more incentives to help people switch to lower carbon lifestyles. here's our chief environment correspondentjustin rowlatt. the police cleared most of extinction rebellion‘s makeshift campsites today, insisting they only occupy trafalgar square. the protestors a re demanding carbon cuts. but actually uk carbon emissions have gone down 42% since 1990. that's as cleaner energy has been introduced as less is manufactured here in the uk. now that's happened witho

but hamilton doesn't think it's likely to be settled in mexico. him atany season i finished 14 points ahead of him at any point. if it has, it may have been one race may be. so i anticipate it will be difficult we can. he has been strongly or and obviously won the last race. i spent the big show this weekend too. it doesn't matter where it is done as long as you get it done than that is what i'm trying to do. but i am fully aware that there still are plenty of points on the table and i've got to deliver over these next four races. meanwhile, hamilton's former team—mate at mclaren fernando alonso has confirmed that he'll take part in the dakar rally, for the first time, injanauary. the two—time former fi champion will be part of the toyota factory team with whom he's already won two le mans 2a hour races. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. we will see you again in the next hour. take care. hello. there's a battle between cold and mild air taking pl

hamilton jackson. state of the territory founder, corps veteran, brings virgin islands's press to the world through his online paper.media his passion for making the voice millennial of virg virgin islands heard, the secret tories that others are unwilling to discuss, he's a fighter and soldier of truth. these individuals have dedicated themselves to truthfully informing the people of the virgin islands about their world outside he of our small corner of it. legacies of d. hamilton jackson. e must continue this work as virgin islands has limited constitutional rights as cases ned by the insular of the 1900's. the supreme court decisions relegates people to the separate and unequal status. the cases postured that people territories are inferior races that cannot anglo-saxon principles of law. it keeps american citizens living in places like the virgin puerto rico , and as disenfranchised from the full american experience. as a young constituent of mine ecently wrote in an essay outlining the purpose of

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he was team—mates for three years with hamilton at mclaren.definitely an interesting character, and we all went interesting characters in the sport. yeah, i think so. you can read into interesting a few different ways.|j love interesting characters. they are not straightforward guys. they're quirky in their own ways. we are all quirky. we all have strengths and weaknesses, and that is what gets people behind them. the results speak for themselves, but the individuals, who they are, that is what people get interested by. with the new management of formula 1. with the new management of formula 1, they are starting to open the doors to the drum is a bit more, and we are seeing the personalities come through. there've also been shows about formula 1. you've got two young kids, 19, great personality, and then take you bring something for the british fans to get behind, as well as lewis hamilton. yes, there are a lot of personalities them and we are seeing more and more of it. it is notjust the scripted interviews post race. all sports have a social

it can't be any other way and hamilton understood that. it is also important for us to realize what it is really about. what it is really about is how we define our constitutional order. how we understand the place of the president in relationship with congress and the supreme court and the entire set of norms and values that have sustained this country over the last 230 years. only in the context can we understand whether or not we should impeach a particular president. after a long period of difficult thought, i came to the conclusion several weeks ago, particularly with this ukraine business, as reluctant as i was to say so, i think we have come to the point where mr. trump represents a genuine threat to the constitutional order, a genuine threat to american values. to me, that is not a partisan conclusion. it is based on examining his behavior and looking at it in the long flow of american and quick and frankly british history. wooden executive so far overreaches himself that he represents a threat to the constitutional order, that is

hamilton can win these things drivers title if he finishes sunday's race on the podium to stop and was handed his penalty after failing to slow down when valtteri bottas crashed heavily into the wall the theme escaped on hers. well india has begun celebrating diwali the hindu celebration of lights and one of the high points in the country's festival calendar and this year's edition launched with a record breaking achievement more than 400000 earth in lamps with these of a temple in the city of. to mark the occasion the event has officially been registered by the guinness world book of records celebrates the triumph of the darkness and knowledge of ignorance and those traditional oil lamps are of course in heavy demand this time of year keeping apart as their very busy indeed. this village potter has a skilful hands full clay decorations are in high demand in coupons grown at this time of year there are a must for celebrating to volley the festival of lights. it's a local speciality purchased here for generations by hundreds of families. but that will get you going i think we get some p

hamilton can wrap up the championship next race in mexico. while in qualifying for the euro 2020 germany overcame a pre-match controversy and an early shock in the game to be the. no after just 14 minutes emira khan was sent off but 2 goals from. set up that 3 know victory the 2 germany players were turkish roots cause the controversy before the match even kicked off both have liked an instagram post depicting turkish national team players who are celebrating a goal with a tribute to turkey's military operation against kurds in syria khan and going to long later unlike that posting issued statements denying any political support. this is due to the news live from berlin i'm brian thomas for the entire news team thanks so much for being here and don't forget we'll be back again at the top of the hour. the melting the arctic. and spitsbergen the temperature is rising 15 times faster than anywhere else in the world researchers here are observing the effects of climate change firsthand. close to its month which by mid-morning here for 20 years an

callum hendry scored the winner in a 3—2 victory over hamilton.ton and hearts ended in draws. leaders celtic are away at aberdeen tomorrow, while rangers — who're level on points at the top — host motherwell. after a twelve year absence, great britain's rugby league lions returned to play an international match in new zealand, but lost 111—6 to a tonga invitational fifteen. the match in hamilton was given official test status by the international rugby league, despite a dispute with tonga's governing body. our rugby league correspondent dave woods was watching. the match was 12 years in the making, try a 2007 since great britain last played under that banner but it wasn't to be their night. terrific performance by tonga and a huge result for international by and a huge result for international rugby league. brian noble, what you great britain learn from that defeat? you can't get a team like tonga, top four team, such superstars in the game, a start, they did. the first half was a little bit scruffy, they got a foothold, could roll the lines team

they knew they'd blown it and it was then just left to hamilton to nurse his car over the line. a well earned victory for him in mexico i mean credibly humbled by today's opportunity in a car pulled together as it did in the teams being so sufficient and executing the best strategy. the $612.00 title will have to wait for now but it surely just a matter of time. south africa are in the final of the rugby world cup after beating wales in the semi finals in yokohama south africa's 100 pollard scored a late penalty to break welsh hearts and sealed victory in an extremely hard fought game taking it 19 to 16 the springboks play england on saturday in a repeat of the 2007 final which south africa won. this is d.w. news these are our top stories. the center left candidate to front as has won an outright victory in argentina's presidential election with almost all the votes counted fernando's has 48 percent of the vote over the incumbent maurice you mockery. germany's far right has made strong gains in the eastern state of thuringia the alternative for germany party finished 2nd behind

hamilton can wrap up the championship next race in mexico. some football now and then call fine for the euro a 2020 germany overcame 3 match controversy. in an early shock in the game to beat 3 nil not just 14 minutes emira khan was sent off but 2 goals from. set up a 3 nil victory now those 2 germany players with turkish roots had caused the controversy even before the match kicked off both had liked an instagram post depicting turkish national team players who were celebrating a goal with the military salute their turkey's military operation against kurds in syria khan an heir to one later unlike the post mission statements denying any political support. this is the news these are our top stories right now as towns fall to turkish troops in northern syria a new alliance is forming to oppose them kurdish forces are joining with the syrian government to try to stop the turkish advance now this means are shifting alliances for the kurds who say the u.s. has abandoned them by pulling its troops out of the region. partial results in poland's ele

lewis hamilton can become formula one world champion for the sixth time this evening. the past two years, but he needs a few things to go his way. this might help him, his teammate velterri bottas crashed in qualifying and will start from 6th on the grid. hamilton has to finish in the top three this evening and get 1a more points than bottas. max verstappen had been on pole, but was bumped down to fourth for failing to slow down for that crash. hamilton starts from third, behind ferrari's of charles leclerc and sebastian vettel. i enjoyed it, i enjoyed the battle. luckily i am happy the battery is 0k. luckily i am happy the battery is ok. nowi luckily i am happy the battery is ok. now i just luckily i am happy the battery is ok. now ijust have to try and say that i did my. i do not know why, we're not ever particular good here. today is the anniversary the death of leicester city's former chairman he was killed last year alongside 4 others in a helicopter crash outside leicester's king power stadium. the club has paid tribute to the thai businessman who was central to

it looks like lewis hamilton will have to wait till next weekend to secure his sixth formula one worldecond practice for sunday's mexican grand prix. ferrari's sebastian vettel topped the timesheets and was almost a second quicker than hamilton, who could only manage fifth. the reigning world champion needs to finish least third, and get 14 points more than mercedes team mate valtteri bottas to claim the title. scotland's josh taylor takes on the usa's regis prograis bidding to become the unified superlightweight world champion this weekend. the pair weighed—in earlier today, but the american was an ounce over the 10 stone limit, so he dropped his under pants to make the weight. thankfully a towel was on hand to keep his modesty. no problems for taylor — who kept all his clothes on. both the ibf and wba titles are on the line in london tomorrow night. let's go to washington next, where the nationals could go three—nil up in baseball's world series tonight. they're playing houston astros in game 3 of the best of 7 series and there's plenty of excitement around the city as this is the fi

i know in soddy daisy and communities in hamilton county today right now, mr. speaker, school children are watching us. in the public schools. and i want to tell them that their parents and grandparents and founders of this great community have been great americans. soddy daisy has a rich past. i have been with this wonderful community in times of triumph and tragedy. i have been there when they had floods. your community is a great community. good, good people. wonderful people. as bright as the past has been, i want to at the time students who are watching today that the future is going to be even brighter for soddy daisy, tennessee. this is a community that loves god, loves our country, loves our veterans. it's a special place. mr. speaker, before i yield back, i want to wish soddy daisy and the great citizens there a very happy birthday. godspeed. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. costa, for five minutes. mr. costa: i ask unanimous cons

the private world of hamilton and jefferson have recently attracted a great deal of attention in ink. it also touches on his significant contributions to our political life and liberty. mason became a leading virginian before, during, and after the american revolution through a great personal cost confronted the entangled history of slavery and an air of political revolution. what helped to establish is the case for mason's elevated public fame, placing him among the most famous of american founders for both civil rights and freedom of religion. james madison gets credit for the bill of rights, where as he initially opposed the concept and agree to support such document only as a last resort. george mason, by contrast, has been brushed aside as an opponent of the constitution. whereas the truth is that he was a major intellectual contributor to its creation. except for madison, rob will be no one contributed more to the actual document then did george mason. he rightly deserves to be considered one of the fathers of our national government. indeed, our greatest political documents, th

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just doesn't seem to get old but actually at the same time it does everybody talking about linda hamilton we just saw her there who literally got killed off for terminator 3 heaven forbid she's back with a vengeance what's what how does that work 1st of all the screenwriters just ignore the terminator films 34 and 5 they pretend they never happened it's kind of course correction maybe if you like to say so doc fate is the direct follow up of the 1st 2 movies so we're backing out so we're back there and. sarah connor is not only still alive she's not a wally of humanity against the machines and linda hamilton you know she's now 63 years old she trained for more than a year to get this in shape and it was so much harder for him than for the 1st movie of course so in the end she was quite disappointed by the way but because they still insisted on enhancing her physical attributes both and you know what i mean in the front and the back well it is still hollywood after all so we remember in her 1st movie here we are a typical eighty's woman and then and home in a to judgment day here we are sh

so, a bad day for hamilton there, but could be a great one for lewis hamilton.r the past two years, but he needs a few things to go his way this might help him, his teammate velterri bottas crashed in qualifying and will start from 6th on the grid. hamilton has to finish in the top three this evening and get 1a more points than bottas. it is quite complicated, the bbc website explains it all. it is quite complicated, the bbc website explains it all. max verstappen had been on pole but was bumped down to fourth for failing to slow down for that crash. hamilton starts from third, behind the ferrari's of charles leclerc and sebastian vettel. i enjoyed it, i enjoy the challenge. luckily i am happy. ijust have to see what i can do to my. i do not know why but we are never ever particularly good here. josh taylor is the new unified super—lightweight champion after beating american regis prograis in london. it was a tightly fought contest for the scot, who remains undefeated in 16 bouts. taylor won on a majority decison derek chisora is a step closer to a world heavywe

hamilton can win these things drivers title if he finishes sunday's race on the podium to stop and was handed his penalty after failing to slow down when valtteri bottas crashed heavily into the wall the theme escaped on hers. well india has begun celebrating diwali.

hamilton can win his 6th drive as title if he finishes sunday's race on the podium as doctrine was handled his penalty after failing to slow down when valtteri bottas crashed heavily into the wall defeat in scotland on headers. india has begun celebrating diwali the hindu celebration of lights and one of the high points on the country's festival calendar and this year's edition launched with a record breaking achievement more than 400000 lamps with these at a temple in the city of it to mark the occasion the event has been officially registered by the guinness book of world records diwali celebrates the triumph of wash over the dock miss knowledge of ignorance. and those traditional oil lamps are in heavy demand of course this time of year keeping pot is very busy indeed. this village has a skilful hands full clay decorations are in high demand in coupons grown at this time of year there are a must for celebrating to folly the festival of lights. it's a local speciality practiced here for generations by hundreds of families. well that will be a good one i think we get some people make lamp

with 4 races to go hamilton can wrap up the championship at the next race in mexico. these work the screen is of course one of the world's most famous paintings but the norwegian expressionist produced many more or less well known works a new exhibition in the german city of dusseldorf puts on display some 114 paintings prints and sculptures that are rarely if ever exhibited and some are region welty was on hand. it's a rare moment when the norwegian royal couple travels to germany to open an art exhibition but this occasion was fitting bringing together 2 beacons of norwegian culture writer karl rove accounts cart and artist edvard munch the author curated an art exhibition in the german city of dusseldorf covering the works of munch who is something of a national hero in norway and this exhibition. has the favor of showing us a lot of old works. so we see more of the for the it's in here maybe we've ever seen before the exhibition offers a different view of mint work of course the scream is on show but also 140 of his lesser known pieces some of them not at all dark