please and i set off to uncover some of the traces. soft colonialism in the german capital. ok i think i moved to berlin ten years ago but this defer sometimes this fresco can explain what i'm seeing so we had out of the house and this here shows us the trail of tobacco so you see and slaved african men harvesting tobacco then enslaved african women packaging the tobacco then it is sorted and weighed you know as a white overseer and then it's package further it's made ready for shipment and you see one of the white overseers is already lounging and having a smoke but then you see the ship departing for that they're not releasing its burden because you see the silhouette of the german and the french don't so it's clearly explains the source of the wealth that was used to build this place right but of course it also implicates the people that frequented here and the suffering but it's also depicted here. people often defined by this skin color so when known south african artist robin wrote place with the stereotypes he experienced apartheid in south africa now he's been living

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that was one of the goals i set out. and then get back to my life. ke to hear all of these interesting tales but i have to tell you that they are 100% false. >> did you try to enter the residence? did that happen? >> it's ridiculous to assert that anyone would be able to violate the security parameters outlined in the most secure building in the world. >> were you escorted out? >> no, i was not. take the word of the u.s. secret service over someone who has a personal vendetta to bring me down and they personally gained by continuing to advance these false narratives. >> dana: esper reports omarosa wanted out because she wasn't happy with the president's handling of charlottesville and roy moore, listen. >> there were a lot of things that i observed during the last year that i was very unhappy with, i was in control with. things i observed, heard. >> such as? because i can't expand upon it because i have to go back and work with these individuals but when i have a chance to tell my story, quite a story to tell. as the only african-american woman in thi

i set to take office in january succeeding incumbent president ellen johnson sirleaf. it will be the first democratic transition of power in the country you know this seventy yes. ok we're going to take you to the capital monrovia now standing by for us that evelyn. evelyn a big victory for george weah what worked in his favor. well works enjoy should we as failure is this election this year all people will say he has the support of charity of the country as young people and these young people have had so many expectations like a nation and certainly judge people say yes good isn't one of presidents so you think of the president we are use of us also has interest in working with people to meet his goal when better especially when he comes to join his government so he has the support of the president somebody that is the good thing for him ok and. i hear what you're saying he won the young vote the question is what is he promising liberia's wrong young his his critics say his campaign offered very few concrete solutions to the country's problems what can we actually exp

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we want to ensure that we get the right deal for the united ,ingdom, a deal that i set out we will be leaving the european union the customs market, the , single market, but get a good trade deal for the future. >> young blackbird! the clock is ticking and we need >> mr. speakerthe clock is ticking and we need a deal that , keeps us in the single market and customs union. otherwise you will devastate our economy and cost jobs. will the prime minister recognize that such a deal will dissolve the irish order question and protect jobs in the united kingdom? anything less will be a failure of leadership. [hear! hear!] prime minister: i have to say to the honorable gentleman that he continues to bark up the wrong tree. leaving the european union means we believe the single market and the customs union. we will take back and ensure that we could do trade deals around the rest of the world. and that will be important for to important in reference jobs, in ensuring jobs in this country. we will get a good deal on trade in securities. this is not just about trade. for our future relationship,

four years ago i set up invisible borders to give african artist the space to define our future for themselves. more . than. one. every year we're going to retreat across africa young for the present on. once we find out is that it's just mean to leave you alone to do a trip. to be able to use that as a platform to learn. we often speak. this year we set out to travel from lagos to gain just in democratic republic of congo's. among the group was. a filmmaker from a good to a guinea who had never left his hometown i am very happy when the now. mandiant my first dam in manner of coming and gen novelist who had just published his first book. rarely would act with a reputation as an on screen. a novel. noble had a sudden something. bushie had never thought of ourselves as an artist i want to see how this is because he just knew all the time from the kind of the afghanistan there's a we love to take pictures and there was really artistic about it. as a place where well he doesn't want to just. things that were loons or events just talk about. coming to do this and they're just going to treat me i d

before i set off, eric gives me some last few tips. pull it. and he will stop in an emergency. brake? we're going! look at this. controlling this powerful beast. oh, my god, he is picking up speed. go, go! this is so spectacular. my first—ever sleigh ride. i don't know how much this sleigh weighs. it is probably around half a ton, maybe a little less, but that reindeer is pulling it as well as myself so easily. such a powerful beast. let's go, son, let's go! it still may not be the fastest of rides, but it seems to be the smoothest and most magical way to enjoy this landscape. it feels really christmassy. very christmassy. that is it for this week. join us next week when i take a look back at some of my personal highlights from this year's travel show, including my trip to ghana, where i met some of the country's cheekiest residents. they're not shy. look at him here. so that's next week. if you want to see what we're doing on the road between now and then, sign up to our social—media feed. the details should be on your screen right now. but for now from me, ade adepitan, and t

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[laughter] >> actually i think it was my husband who set the interview up, to be honest with you. am still paying that finders fee. >> no one plays a song when you walk into the room anymore. [laughter] >> laura didn't bring the coffee. [laughter] >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. just leave it this way. alright. ♪ david: i don't consider myself a journalist. and nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer even though i have a day job running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? ♪ david: at what point did you realize that you had some skills that were maybe going to let you rise up? >> my grandmother taught me how to read. so i grew up learning to read and read bible verses. the grace for me is that i did not spend a day in a segregated school, so i did not have one moment of ever being conditioned to believe that i was less than anybody. so when i walked into my first kindergarten class, first time i ha

i set with a few of the sandy hook parents quietly in the back of the auditorium as they looked at the reform act that would not have become law without the activism of the sandy hook are gun violence problem is not a mental health problem per se, but, there's no mistaking the shooter in newtown has been the case and has had deep mental health problems that left untreated or have been public policy victories, and so today on the five year anniversary, my hope that my friends here will celebrate the small but meaningful miracles that have happened. i hope you'll be reminded that we cannot take one day or one woman for granted. those moms and dads who sent their kids to school that morning, they never imagined that would be the last time they would be able to interact with their child. none of us should think that we should have a chance to say what we want to say to someone we care about. those small things we do for each other, they matter desperately think about one story i'll leave you with that morning danielle is one of the young boys killed that elementary school, his older brothe

that's what i set out to do, to slavery washer different depending on where was located or the size of slaveholding. the immigration stream to was mostly to the upper south. people came to virginia and kentucky from north carolina. there was this wonderfully fertile land. people came and engaged in diversified agriculture, but they also grew cash crops. they grew corn. they raised hogs. they grew hemp and tobacco. those are both labor-intensive crops. forced african american men and slaves to do that work. on the east farms, enslaved women would engage in a tremendous amend -- on these would enslaved women engage in a tremendous amount of household to mastech work in a kitchen like this. this was not easy work. here did not have stoltz. oftentimes, they were cooking on .pen -- did not have stoves oftentimes, they were cooking on open flames. that meant attending all day long. they would cook, washed clothes, before man's. would tend tods livestock, a whole host of other work just to keep the farms going. say that enslaved people did not want to be sold down the river. it was literally

i had to set the west up. the question was how do i set the west up? i didn't want to set it up as a place where we are going to destroy another people. i want to set it up for what it also represents, great beauty, the natural resources. not just in terms of gold or copper, or trees that can turn into paper, but because of the grand expanse of sheer physical beauty. it enthralled the photographers, and and rolled many groups of people. that then allowed me to get to the west in that particular way. i could go on and on. there's certainly people i have known about, but not quite known about. it was a revelation to me in many ways. didn't know she existed when i was writing a book on emily dixon, a book would come about anna dickenson. dickenson is an anna that was important in history. she was sent out into the mines, she was sent to pennsylvania coal miners to talk about antislavery movements. a republican in a hostile environment. it worked, so the rest of them would come afterward. >> can you say something about coming from literature and writing hi

i set said let's get her in the parking garage. she was contained. >> stormy was coralled this time at the wyndham hotel parking l lot. >> it's being walked down. do you see it. >> back to the manger stormy goes. all that attention on tv brought out protesters. >> stormy has a voice. i mean we saw stormy express herself. she got up, she escaped twice. she showed the world that she is not happy living in confinement. there's nothing even christ like about what these animals are doing here in this manger and how they're being he can lloit lloited. >> reporter: all right. here's a live look again at ginger the replacement for stormy here at the nativity scene and ginger has been mooing since we've been here lucy remains to be seen whether ginger is happy as well. i can tell you the protesters are no longer here. there were two people who stopped by just now to take look but other than that, things pretty quite here right now. >> back to you. >> thank you very much, shawnette. >>> the philadelphia city council just pass the its toughes

as i set out in the earlier answer i gave to my right honourable friend that is what we will have. ensure that there is a meaningful vote on this, and this house that will then be an opportunity for parliament to look at the withdrawal agreement and implementation bill. the fact that there will be no meaningful vote has been set out, confirm by my right honourable friend the brexit secretary in a written ministerial statement today. we were very clear that we won't commit any statutory instruments until that meaningful vote has taken place, but as currently drafted, what the amendment says is that we should not make any of those, put any of those arrangements for statutory instruments into place until the withdrawal agreement has read the statute book. —— reached the statute book. that could be at a very late stage in the proceedings which could mean that we're not able to have the orderly and smooth exit from the european union that we to have. and so the scene was set in the real debate again. the reality of this bill is that it would allow, in clause nine, allow ministers to sta

as i set the future-cast into motion by 8:00 a.m. napa's gusts will pick up around 30 miles per hour. a lot calmer in san jose compared to the rest but the east bay and north bay will have the most of this, livermore up to 22 miles per hour at 3:00 this afternoon. fairfield as high at 30. they could even get town 55 miles per hour in some of the peaks. be careful. it is time to tie down the christmas decorations. inning to keep in mind.-- something to keep in mind. and advisories in effect for the north and east bay. but it will impact the east bay area, coasting area, included. trees could come down, as well, with gusts as high as 45. this low that brought brought us a little rain -- that brought us a little rain saturday to sunday has now moved east and now high pressure is coming in. as the high makes its way toward the u.s. , we will get the north winds coming through. this line is the wind stream. the gusts will continue to stay strong from the north through tuesday afternoon. that is why the wind advisory is not over until tues

i set off at six o'clock this morning and have been here for three hours.r direction. i'm canadian sam hughes to this kind of weather. in the end they were stuck for seven hours before the road was closed. they have big problems all day at the platform interchange. the snow has caused accidents and jackknifed lorries which has led to long delays not just jackknifed lorries which has led to long delays notjust here but elsewhere on the motorway network. and not just the elsewhere on the motorway network. and notjust the roads, stansted airport had to close twice to clear snow from the runway. birmingham airport had to do the same for a short time. the weather kept the ground crews busy as saints need to be constantly de—ice. a swathe of central and southern england worst affected, from gloucestershire to warwickshire, to the children's. and it did notjust lead to hazardous driving conditions, but thousands of homes also lost power. that snow came in and settled on the overhead conductors and then with the cold wind chill as well but freezes into ice and take

case of obstruction of justice i think we see this in the indictment the four indictments and please that had just taken place he sets out that he wasn't acting as a rogue agent that in fact he was acting with the knowledge and at the direction of people who were senior members of the transition team i think probably all of which ultimately ended up in the administration. or president trump tweeted this past saturday he'd fired flynn for lying to the vice president and the f.b.i. if in at the time was under investigation when f.b.i. director james comey claimed he was asked to drop the case no trumps lawyer has taken responsibility for writing the potentially incriminating tweet while the president himself has hit back at call me i never asked me to stop investigating flynn just more fake news covering another comi lie but explains fake news is masking what the investigation into alleged russian ties has actually proven. after almost a year of investigations into whether team trump and big bad russia were in on it together the only concrete things to come out of those inquiries is a couple charges of making false sta

. >> i set up alarms throughout the middle of the night to get up and give him more medicine or check his temperature, and make sure he was doing all right. after a couple of days now, he's doing better, but we're still dealing with him being sick. >> reporter: the cdc reports the flu is now widespread in 36 states. there are almost three times as many cases this flu season compared to last year's. >> the reason it started earlier could be because of the cold weather, could be because of the virus the way it mutates every year. this year is one especially attractive to people. >> reporter: the results have already been deadly. in kentucky eight deaths so far, in south carolina seven and in north carolina 12 people have died, including a child. adding to the concerns an initial report citing data from australia this year's vaccine was only 10% effective, though experts say the actual figure is much higher. this pediatrician is on the front lines making sure his patients get a flu shot. the priorities are children ages 6 months to 4 years, pregnant women and adults older than 50. >> it'

." >> i set i intend to run again. i will probably amount sometime after the first of the year. >> waiting in the wings is former presidential candidate mitt romney. >> i think -- do you think mitt romney has a political future? >> i sure do. if i didn't run, i would love to see them run in my place. he would be good wherever he serves. >> someone who would be less than enthusiastic about mitt romney in the senate is probably president trump. romney has criticized trump for supporting roy moore and blasted the president's response to charlottesville. >> mike: a topic will cover with the panel. ellison barber here in washington. thanks a lot. tomorrow is the day a tight state house race in virginia supposed to be decided by a drawing. reports say that democratic, it -- candidate preparing a lawsuit. with the g.o.p. candidate wins, republicans will maintain control. up next, parents of public school students in california prepare for some big changes in what your kids are taught. first here's what some of our fox affilia