krista has also come like the other women she wears the traditional headdress symbolizing cow horns. that the men are wearing uniforms in the style of the german imperial soldiers. what they want from germany is an official apology and reparations. i mean i do not believe that we the herero will ever receive any money from germany though that on negotiations taking place with germany those negotiations are not with us directly but with the maybe in government which is dominated by other tribes who will keep the money for themselves. kenneth mccallion is the noya representing a group of hate it all and i'm a people who lawsuit against him he was recently dismissed by of course in the us he joins me now from new york welcome to mr mckay and the german government is dealing directly with the movie and government over this issue under what context are you representing a factional ferrero a number of people that you know that you are representing well i was retained by the herero and on the other traditional associations as well as on a worldwide basis association of over herero in the un

krista conduced family lives in poverty and she says that's been the case since the war with the germans one hundred thirteen years ago although her family does own some land in eastern and maybe it's nothing more than a few sheet metal huts in the middle of the plains krista says the plot of land is too barren to grow crops. her real home lies three hundred kilometers west of here where she says her family used to own a farm on fertile land until the germans expelled them from it. christa has a photograph of her grandfather he had lived on the old farmstead back then as a small boy with his mother. wore a u. when the german soldiers attacked our property my grandfather and his mother fed his mother starve to death during that escape he was captured and put into a labor camp later he was able to escape and return home but by then our land belonged to a german so my father started to work for him and tended the cars that had been taken away from us. krista is not alone every year thousands of herero and nama people commemorate what they call the genocide committed by the germans. imperial

but krista were you surprised? i mean some of us when we look at it we thought it was that the- they were going through the core process in order to get -- to buy time for congress to act. and so when the supreme court took the case -- we said well probably not what's happening. >> yes, i definitely was surprised, yeah. and it's definitely concerning for all the reasons he has already laid out. >> and so i'm going to ask this in an obnoxious which but is there chance the argos leader will be victorious on this? if you looked at all the unusual data points about the circuits not providing an issue for the court, you've got at two new supreme court justices who may or may not be more business friendly, sort of the question is why did they take it? are you -- are you concerned about the limits on the exemption 4? >> i mean there is reason for concern. but i would not say there is reason for panic. as you know, again those in the know, it takes -- there are nine supreme court justices for them to take a case requires t

never forget the wrapping of the rice stock it was an incredible party here in bud and thank you krista now i always thought bagels were american but as our europe correspondent is about to tell us bagels originate from poland he'll also enlighten us almost state of polish politics and if that wasn't enough he's going to show us how to make a classic bagel and all series baking bread. there is nothing like whole made bread especially if you're not at home let's say. in new york. immigrant polish jews from krakow introduced a taste of home that defines new york's identity the bagel. shop for a shanika. the krikorian bagel dates back to before the fourteenth century. you make them out of plain flour water mold politics old and east dissolve the mold powder in water and now you can also do what polish people are really good at planning in working hard. and polish people have been doing that across the e.u. membership of the european union has brought not just billions in e.u. funds to poland but also jobs even that's up for the country's former prime minister mahmoud post heading up the eu

i'm one of the things we'll be doing is walking on water with the office krista well apart from the. homesick old class who is determined to modernize the instruments image. of the. brain fade like. i'm going around the e.u. in our baking bread series the eastern european origins of the humble bagel. christo and his partner jack claude have a decades created some of the most spectacular outdoor sculptures or wrappings of buildings around the world and i'm told sad they passed away ten years ago had already been involved in christos most recent megaproject on a lake in northern italy in twenty sixteen all their temporary and disappear after a few weeks so the documentary walking on water about the floating piers is all we have to remember that installation christo was in berlin on tuesday evening for the premiere at. eighty three years old and completely undaunted by the artist christo travelled across the globe to the german premiere of the documentary walking on water. film shows how he made it possible for more than.

krista lauer, medical director of lice clinics of america: "infestations are extremely common, almost right of passage of childhood so take a breath, and recognize also that there are highly effective and safe treatments available."> a treatment usually lasts for an hour to three hours.as for prevention, doctors suggest to make sure your child never shares their comb, brush, hat or scarf with anyone, not even a sibling.live in concord gayle ong kron 4 news. (ken) the city of san francisco has reached a settlement with the mother of mario woods who was shot and killed by police back in 2015. he was a suspect in a stabbing... when police approached him, they say he refused to drop the knife that he was holding. the lawsuit filed by woods mother claimed that her son never threatened the officers or raised the knife before he was shot. the settlement comes just six days before a jury trial was scheduled to begin. the amount of the settlement is not being disclosed. (grant) car break- ins have reached an epidemic level recent years. but a new prorgam to reduce break in's in san francisco g

krista, whoo rank is our number one person with regard to foia. giving her blood, her sweat, and her tears for this cause. please give her a hand. [applause] i was a thank you for inviting me here today. and for honoring me with this sunshine in government award. it is especially gratifying to risk use this award from the news media for open government. i truly appreciate the critical work that you do every single day. over the last two years we have seen sinister attempts to , andmine the free press ladies and gentlemen, let me tell you something -- 200 years from now, people will be reading about this. -- theyt us to question will say i can't believe that they elected barack obama twice. and they will say, i can't believe that they elected donald trump. and they will say, during this. -- during this period, and by the way, this is not coming from a democrat, it is not coming from a republican, it is coming from a human being. when you sawtion, , wheness being suppressed you saw a white house lock information from getting to the people's represen

krista lauer, medical director of lice clinics of america: "infestations are extremely common, almost a right of passage of childhood so take a breath, and recognize also that there are highly effective and safe treatments available."> (gayle)a treatment usually lasts for an hour to three hours.as for prevention, doctors suggest to make sure your child never shares their comb, brush, hat or scarf with antone not even a siblinglive in concord gayle ong kron 4 news. (vicki) now to a story you will only see on kron 4 news... it's smidge of science, mixed in with some d-i-y and a lot of curiosity that made the next invention possible.(grant) it is a wearable bart clipper card... kron 4s justine waldman talked with the maker of the ring....about what inspired her, and how she figured it out! nats clipper cardsthe simple tap of a clipper card can get complicated... when you can't locate it.something amy wibowo wanted to change.sot i like making stuff whether it is jewelery or softwarethe 33 year old computer engineer rides bart regularlly.she wanted to combine her endless curisousity with s

shery: thank you so much for that, krista. ,rse, we have g tv the bloomberg tv library.from toronto and new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: this is "bloomberg markets: the close." in moments, the fed publishes its beige book. let's get a quick check on the markets. scarlet: we are looking at declines in u.s. stocks. for the s&p and dow, the sixth strop in seven days. we are seeing treasuries moving as well. a bid for government debt bringing the yield down. to 2.25 byill drop the end of their. that's the end of the year. 12 districts saw moderate growth. half of the regions said the led toent shutdown volatility. the adp number coming in line with expectations today. several regions as all input prices up more than sale prices. several

the dyke march is held the evening before krista history day in it women take to the streets of berlin scrotes back district to make lesbians more visible the demonstration stance of the former tempelhof airport and ends at cock closer toward. where it morphs into an open air party. and during the lesbian and gay city festival more than three hundred fifty thousand visitors turned the area around norman dogcart square into a party miles in addition to music and dance performances that result in a sessions on political parties distribute info about algae b.t.i. culture and community is. turned off for all the partying what better place to cool off than at the queer summer splash. not to pinson bad in quite bad people can spend the day swimming relaxing. i am drinking cocktails everyone is welcome at the colorful event put on by ballin striving elegy b.t.i. community. is what every day there are the many lovely women i was fortunate enough to meet today i feel like i've gotten over the female side a lot better and let me tell you it is just as diverse as the city itself. they are digital

everything that i'm krista of tells us that the bentley three and a half leader was the first darby bentley technically it was based on the pretty conservative rolls royce twenty twenty five so they had to make quite a few modifications before it fitted bentley sports car image the chassis is much lighter and the street six engine was souped up rolls royce might not have talked much about horsepower a bit lee sure did its technicians were able to eke one hundred ten horsepower out of three point seven leaders have cubic displacement christan says they transformed as sluggish a luxury saloon and a what became known as a silent sports car. while the bentley three and a half leader does have ridge. it actually it's adjustable hydraulic shock absorbers allow this one point seven ton juggernaut to offer a good mix of comfort and sportiness the precise steering and huge servo assisted drum brakes make the bentley feel like a racecar. i will come for crew stuff says that at the moment he's travelling in comfort mode but that will change quickly when he flips those cut off lever. yeah the end of th

krista says the opal olympia really holds the road. it can't be beat when it comes to safety here here but then beam on a cock body gives the olympia a much lower center of gravity than its predecessor a whole fifteen centimeters lower income a nation with the independent wheel suspension at the front and opals patented synchronized suspension and makes for great road handling but to begin with drivers had to contend themselves with just twenty four horsepower only starting in one nine hundred thirty eight could they get a one point five liter four cylinder engine with thirty seven horsepower that gave the car a top speed of one hundred twelve kilometers an hour making it fit for the autobahn . as it is because that was christophe finds the olympia's design a little conservative and some places he says you can already see the influence of general motors which bought opel in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine but at the time the integrated headlights were considered especially innovative before that they were simply mounted here at s

dimitri bobbitt she's a political analyst we spoke nick international and in athens we cross to alex krista for oh he is the director and writer for the duran dot com all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump any time you want and i always appreciate let me go first to our athens alex kong with congresswoman omar her greatest sin was not saying anything remotely anti-semitic not even actually anti israel her sin was is to reveal the very cozy relationship congress has with apac and with israel and she got plummeted from four.

krista vinta back is a journalist who dish people who first broke the story about possible irregularities he says the leaked e-mails from manchester city which prompted the investigation are genuine this is not the first time that they actually say the extras ations are faults and what they're also saying is they will come the way if i investigation which we all do because now there's actually a framework and a possibility to to. put more discoveries out in the open meant to see what's actually wrong and what's actually right in this situation we work together with a whistleblower called we've been to from the football leagues that for many ended over seventy million documents to dish the eagle and to our european media partners for us as journalists it's very important to see that the files are authentic and that what we publish about is of public interest and both of those things were right and were accomplished in this case so we decided we have the right to publish those articles you gain a huge advantage over the other competitors if you don't follow the rules but the others do so if

dmitri bobbitt he's a political analyst we spoke nick international and in athens we cross to alex krista for oh he is the director and writer for the duran dot com all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate let me go first to our athens alex. congresswoman omar her greatest sin was not saying anything remotely anti-semitic not even actually anti israel her sin was is to reveal the very cozy relationship congress has with apac and with israel and she got plummeted from for it on all cross the aisle both sides and the media continues to misrepresent what she actually said and then we point out here it's probably the only issue that i would agree with her on and i think that what's that's is what makes this national conversation very very important go ahead in athens. yeah i agree with you on that on reading her comments i don't think there was there was anything that controversial as to what she said she said it's something that many people in d.c. i'm sure are well aware of and everybody that's watching this show i'm s

the terror attacks while muslims would normally bury their departing ones with it twenty four hours krista how is this tragedy affected the national attitude towards gun ownership in new zealand. yes prime minister just into arden didn't want to go into details of the parliament thing on monday to discuss about the who falls a new hearing loss but mention furth further details would be announced very soon meanwhile the number of semi-automatic weapons handed over police is increasing more and more kiwis are voluntarily handing over their weapons and today the finance minister mentioned that they're looking into the possibility of a gun buyback. first apartment a journalist based in auckland thanks very much for being with us today and check out some of the other stories making news this hour one student has been killed another wounded in a shooting in a peruvian high school local media reporting the shooting may have been an accident that occurred when a boy brought his father's firearm to school. because the president of kazakhstan has announced he's stepping down after three decades of p

krista bama inside track. i said can you please excuse me for a second? and we stepped aside to talk i will never forget what he said, this conversation rings in my head regularly. he said he read your manuscript and i said what do you think? and he said well, i have some questions for you. my first question is, what is your writing schedule? i said well at the moment i'm ready to and have pages the morning before i come to work, to and have pages at night when i get home from work. and he said, this is when i was working on -- he said to have in the morning, to nap in the night, five pages a day, a book every three months, four books a year, more books and anybody would ever be able to publish. now, for people who wonder why i work like this, it is this moment that this hero, this man, this giant come this juggernaut in our industry, this is what he told me to do. because this is before the diversity push. this is before he had written the op-ed, this is before there was a we need diverse books. hewitt understood and what he was trying to prepare me for

joel weber and krista sends her are here to talk to us about the.ell us about the hbo story. >> we knew it had cover potential from the moment we started to think about it. the images from game of thrones, its flagship show, are so arresting and powerful. an iconic. so we wanted to lead into that. >> we start with this idea about the classic hbo title screen. go from mergers cut deeper than swords, we're still not there. >> and that was like, maybe we can do this silly thing. >> where do you end up? all the stuff, we were like, where is the fun energy? it brought us back to something like that would match up the business side and the game of thrones side in a way that is funny. carol: up next, how amazon is winning the influence game. plus a high-stakes antenna battle over one of the most important spots in global financial markets, hint, it's in suburban chicago. carol: later on, we survey recruiters. this is bloomberg businessweek. ♪ carol: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." jason: join carol and me every day on the radio from two-5 p.m. wa

so i want to thank krista boyd. i want to thank roberto. i want to thank tom for your expertise and for your opportunity to share a little bit about what's going on with foia today. i don't know that we have answered the question. i don't know if you are all panicking or all feel confident now. but you know, i think that it's important to look at some of what are the controversies around foia to set the table for further discussion. so at this point i will turn it back over. and i don't know are we going to a break? >> yes, i think -- i don't know if it was just this side of the room that i'm on we're just lackers but there is a microphone over here. >> i'm sorry. were there questions dean did you have a question. >> no not so much that. >> okay. >> other than to say we will take a bereave break and may be running up against the first of our congressional vote having to adjust. so we'll see what happens. but do come back in ten minutes. i would like to point out that some of the organizations represented here are -- brought some additional

i know krista is here somewhere. [applause] >> there she is. as well as ann, and our partners in the private sectors, so the haas foundation for funding his work, tipping point, and earn. we thank all of them. thank you. [applause] >> thank you so much. and last, but certainly not least, the port of san francisco, diane oshiam, director of planning and environment, nominated by port director elaine ford. [applause] >> i stand with the port since 1991. i actually have had my entire career here in san francisco in city and environmental planning. i came to the port because there had been a ballot measure that had been approved by the voters, proposition "h". the real wealth and the beauty of proposition "h" was for the people calling out for a planning process for the port's properties. as a person who has been working on the waterfront for a long time, it never really gets old because our public is constantly changing. when i joined the port, even though the freeway was down, you could practically shoot a cannon down the embarcadero, and now we

. >> reporter: that's how high the water got at brad and krista's house.an is working overtime trying to dry everything out. the couple lost a lot. >> artwork that was downstairs in storage. refrigerator, freezer turned upside down, floating. >> reporter: this was the view on wednesday. high water as far as you can see. their car replaced by a trustee canoe. friends are stopping by with food and supplies. they have restricted use of their home for now. ziadh dimoni is tossing out everything that got wet in the flood, and that's just about everything in his house. >> i'm six feet. if i put my hand up, there's two more feet before i hit the water line. i canoed in. >> reporter: a collection of high end shops and eateries had extensive flood damage. >> that's how high the water was. >> reporter: across sonoma county, friends and neighbors are stepping up and pitching in to help. >> the one positive side is there's definitely a sense of community right now. and like i met a lot of neighbors i never met before. everyone was making sure everyone was okay. >> rep

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. >> in the morning here on c- span 3, homeland security secretary krista nielsen has to capitol hill to testify on motor security and other issues. that is live at to the clock a.m. eastern. then a hearing on sexual assault in the military focused on response and prevention. also, on c-span 3, and the free c-span radio app. >> a senate homeland some committee own investigations is looking into the impact of the chinese government on the u.s. education system. the chinese government has invested in more than 100 confucius institutes located on campuses across the u.s. witnesses from the state and education department testify at this hearing.

joining us now, krista, you were there. what was the atmosphere there?quite a short one. the biggest thing to come out of it was the next court appearance, which will be may 8. that is the biggest thing to happen in the hearing today. the atmosphere was pretty crowded. also, a lot of interested members of the public. i think i was one of the last people allowed in the courtroom. hearing,f the actual there were protesters, media, interested people outside the courthouse. wase was one man who burning the chinese flag. certainly, a lot of public interest in this case. one of the many legal issues include -- involving huawei. >> one of the most important things to look at is she has now sued the canadian government and order patrol. she has alleged that her rights have been violated through this process. that is something that we will have to keep an eye on as the proceedings are going on. company from that, the is actually planning to sue the united government over its ban on using hallway -- huawei technology and equipment. separate from that, you have all

and i want to thank krista boyd who's been our number one person with regard to foia. giving her blood and her sweat and her tears for this cause. please give her a hand. [ applause ] >> i want to thank you for inviting me here today and for honoring me with this sunshine in government award. it is especially gratifying to receive this award from the news media for open government. i truly appreciate the critical work that you do every single day. over the last two years, we have seen sinister attempts to undermine the free press. and, ladies and gentlemen, let me tell you something, 200 years from now, people will be reading about this period. they will ask the question, they will say i can't believe that they elected barack obama twice, and they will say i can't believe they elected donald trump. and they will say and during this period, i want you to listen to me carefully, by the way, this is not coming from a democrat, not coming from a republican. coming from a human being. they want us to question when you saw the press being suppressed, this is what they're goi

. >> mary, krista, and lisa, thank you so much for coming.f is here, you're going to love this. we got a sneak peek at their annual beauty awards. she's going to reveal the top five readers' choice winner including the must have sunscreen and the ultimate like cadillac of hair driers. >> weekend use that after this. >> we could. >> especially with your skills in holding an umbrella. >> i hope there's nothing else in the show except that. >>> we've got another one for you, new technology that can help predict the risk of injuries in athletes, how it's already changing the game for some college teams in the ncaa tournament. how it could help you as well, even if you're not a college basketball star. >> like that. >> right. why did they use that video? >> oh, you miss it had. >> of course i missed it. >>> coming up on the third hour, look who it is, music super star t pane will talk about his new music and what he really thinks about auto tuning. >> my man right there. >> you're just not holding it over my head at all. >> i am. >> i got him in t

. >> in the morning here on c- span 3, homeland security secretary krista nielsen has to capitol hill to testify on motor security and other issues. that is live at to the clock a.m. eastern. then a hearing on sexual assault in the military focused on response and prevention. also, on c-span 3, and the free c-span radio app. >> a senate homeland some committee own investigations is looking into the impact of the chinese government on the u.s. education system. the chinese government has invested in more than 100 confucius institutes located on campuses across the u.s. witnesses from the state and education department testify at this hearing. >> welcome senator carver. spirit inc. you mister chairman. >> hi witnesses, welcome. last night senator carver and i issued a report detailing concerns about the impact of the u.s. is education system by china, and the report is a result of an eight month investigation that details our concerns focused on the china confucius institutes. based on our findings we are here to focus on a couple of issues, transparency, and reciprocity. transparency i