leavins returned to his native leiden at the age of 12.ated that the young artist possessed not only the greatest talent, but also great knowledge in the field of painting. rembrun was also born in leiden and was a year older than lievens. unlike his colleague , he was not a prodigy. rembrandt began to master the basics of painting much later. like lievens, rembrandt went to amsterdam to study painting with peter lastman. the young artists became friends. for several years they shared a workshop organized in the house of rambront's father. having no money for models, they often posed for each other. rembrandt in livvens' paintings appeared in the images of a violinist and lutenist. perhaps he served as a model for one of the card players, and also played the role of a servant in the painting of pilate washing his hands. young artists shared creative discoveries, ideas and plans with each other. the pictorial style of their early works was similar, they both wrote on wooden boards made from the same oak. the subjects of their paintings were

and, jeff, let's go back leiden. and, jeff, let's go back to the very principle of the matter. for reparations that's being made by commonwealth countries and others as well? >> i mean , that's just it. i >> i mean, that's just it. i think it's really important to look at where the idea of reparations comes from. and remember in the united states ten years ago, the idea of reparations was considered a political non—starter. it was dismissed by barack obama as racially divisive and nothing more than political theatre. and bernie sanders was saying the same thing . it was really only same thing. it was really only a group of radical left activists in the united states. ta—nehisi coates, for example, ibram kendi , who brought up these old, discredited malcolm x racially, did divisive ideas who started pushing for the idea of reparations . and in an infamous reparations. and in an infamous article , ta—nehisi coates article, ta—nehisi coates accused bernie sanders of racism because he didn't support the idea of reparations. meanwhile barack obama had completely dismissed it during

four year old us-israeli citizen, abigail leiden, the first and only american released during that initial cease fire. her family now with her at a children's hospital after her parents were killed during the hamas october 7th. israel attack. >> we can try and start healing our hearts because we couldn't do it until until she she she came back in the west bank. >> crowds filling the streets of ramallah, celebrating the release of dozens of palestinian prisoners. east rajab's returning home to hugs from her mother and family and some relief amid devastation in gaza. a united nations convoy arriving to al-ahli hospital delivering emergency medical kits. iv drips and much needed supplies. and president biden saluting the leaders of egypt, israel and qatar on extending that ceasefire and saying the us plans to surge more aid into gaza and will continue working to free all hamas held hostages. andrew >> justin finch for us in washington. justin thank you. the man accused of shooting three palestinian college students in vermont is held without bail after pleading not guilty. 48 year old jason e

minister of the interior and minister of kingdom affairs, was born in 1967 in the ancient dutch city of leidenor its canals and textiles. in 1574, it was besieged by the spaniards for six months, then the leydens had to open the floodgates, essentially flooding their hometown, so that the flotilla could enter by sea directly to the castle. after this welgel. orange founded a protestant university here, now the oldest university of international relations, known as clingendael, funded by the ministry of defense, and later received the third diploma from the national school of administration, an elite institution in france under the direct patronage of the prime minister of the fifth republic, in general , she studied wherever she could get the right connections. and longren has russian and finnish roots. her great-great-grandmother alexandra petrovna, longran nee okonechnikova in 1800. in 1875 she was accepted as a driver's servant at the kolominsk gymnasium, where she taught, she was hired for many years, she actually became a member of the imperial family, and her son volodya grew up with the