the state's destruction by eisel hides another reality much harder to measure mass looting. since its founding has been suspected of part financing its activities through antiquities trafficking. see poor could it be least now and again my gas would not stay said that they did and that to secure it that through said meldon i took into that this is like if i thought that. this was a key subject at a press conference to present the new red list published by i called the international council of museums for fifteen years i can has been publishing lists of rare objects from various countries which threatened to turn up on the international art market this time it concerned antiquities from iraq and syria suspected of financing eisel operations as proof that the subject is being taken seriously several international figures attend the meeting including richard stengel representing the us government who would launch the offensive or you might mr we just don't go and essentially has these the department. also why. are you going to. good evening i'm delighted to be here. what we've

the loot in the store is a reflection of growing anti china sentiment. and bring funding for any project be to roll the stadium wall street all schools or houses they bring their money they develop and i think they also smarter as they do those such as the development i think they are addressing their population problem we have all works of those present are not going back accusations that china is actively redistributing its population in zambia are rife and much of feet is spread by politicians i think i would not be surprised that in the next seven years we'll have a chinese government there are too many we have taken away the business that local people are doing so i wouldn't be surprised that if we are not very careful if we are to continue with this government. in the next three four years we'll have chinese ministers chinese state controlled farms accused of winning almost every government contract funded not going to be gene one of these deals was the two hundred and seventy three million dollar digital migration project zambia's transformation f

were these items stolen looted. or acquired by illegal means. the humble farm has announced that it will host twenty thousand exhibits from berlin's ethnological collection over one thousand of them are from africa. from the late nineteenth century until one nine hundred eighteen the german i had for african colonies the native population was not only exploited brutally enslaved robbed and killed. during this period the german kaiser received on valuable gift the lavish throne of the king of bomb in northwestern cameroon at the time a german colony. what is the significance of such a gift when it is not among equals the sculptures and basques where they purchased or are they the spoils of war. oftentimes i think we have to deal with this issue openly and transparently and face up to our promises to vote for them it's a unique opportunity for the humble foreign we can only find a new way into the future by working together jointly with the countries and peoples of origin and by reappraising our past together would be. depression cultural heritage

copper mining town of kit's where nothing unusual about that this was a chinese own store and the looting flexing of the growing chinese sentiment across some via china's financial influence is growing on the african continent china is biggest foreign investor and chinese companies are buying up significant chunks of key government assets now while beijing is rapidly increasing there's been some level of economic growth in zambia but china's presence is also triggering resentment. against them. joggle on the one found out this report. memories of a recent book larry. the chinese business woman based in the. capital. shortly after yan had set up the store riots broke out in key to i guess the chinese. they told me to run you see this door. this kind of door is hard to log. the more nervous i got the harder it became to lock the door and then they broke my window and. all. the looting in the store is a reflection of growing sentiment in zambia to bring funding for any project be to roll the stadium the hospitals schools or houses they bring their money they develop and i think they also sma

. >>> a bus fire, a big rig looted and gunfire. it was all part of a sideshow in oakland. coming up at 5:30 pm, police say enough is enough and will change the way the respond to these violent gatherings. >>> a good way to make money but not very friendly. >> a proposal for a toll on lombard street in san francisco. the outside approval the city would need before they could start charging drivers. >>> dozens of swastika's painted at a park in san francisco. the quick response from the city and what police are looking for tonight. direct there are raindrops falling outside as the afternoon commute commences. i will let you know how long it will last and where it is falling the heaviest. he would a few minutes. seresto, seresto, seresto. jake... seresto, seresto, seresto. whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. seresto, seresto, seresto. ohh no, jake. seresto. 8-month. seresto, seresto, seresto. ♪ [ crying ] ♪ you protect them at home. w

us now we don't want to be looted anymore and they will see us on the roads with placards and they will see us even go for strikes any time soon until they can deliver everything they promised and they deliver you to office thank you very much that's all we have time for and this is the beautiful thing about the seventy seven percent of the issues are real and that's why people get angry but so are the solutions and unfortunately we didn't have a key player here government they want able to be here but i sure hope they're watching this because there are a lot of solutions and it looks like it's an uphill task for them and as we've had for the seventy seven percent as thank you for watching. now for more on our streets debates just go to youtube dot com slash d.w. africa or search for the seventy seven percent there you can watch their full debate with it it can money. providing a forum for africa's youth to discuss and debate issues that's what the seventy seven percent is all about let me introduce you to the segment called wheel where we regularly speak to our african correspondents o

were these items stolen looted. or acquired by illegal means. the humble former. announced that it will host twenty thousand exhibits from berlin's ethnological collections over one thousand of them are from africa. from the late nineteenth century until nine hundred eighteen the german i had for african colonies the native population was not only exploited brutally enslaved robbed and killed. during this period the german kaiser received a valuable gift the lavish throne of the king of bomb in northwestern cameroon at the time a german colony. what is the significance of such a gift when it is not among equals the sculptures and basques where they purchased or are they the spoils of war. oftentimes i think we have to deal with this issue you openly and transparently face up to our past but for them it's a unique opportunity for the humble foreign we can only find a new way into the future by working together jointly with the countries and peoples of origin and by reappraising our past together. depression cultural heritage foundation has been carrying out provena

no one instance of violence of looting or anyone's vandalism you know what the companies are providing to actually provoke those to stab or behavior to claim that the protest is not peaceful i think what is the make this what make what actually threatening the peace of the security the position of the military don't they don't want to actually transfer power peacefully they won't they don't want to agree on a constitutional peaceful arraignment to transfer power and move and move the control of brooklyn one bridge and one road is not a stopping the country what is probably the country move on their attitude. and they have to change that if they i really want to continue to force but we cannot by the staff of flame that people are not serious our people are good things are not looting i've been on the protest every day and i've seen how peaceful and how wise are these young men and women that's right not acceptable of the i guess the only leverage really that the the protest of the revolution has is fat city and the ability to keep up the pressure upon the military council by maintainin

. >>> police are vowing this weekend to crack down on illegal side stows after fire and looting last week. looting last week. >> reporter: on friday afternoon, there's a steady stream of cars and buses passing through east oakland. the same place where less than a week before gunfire rang out. around 1,000 people took part in an illegal side show in this and other areas across the city. >> because of the violence that occurred the other weekend, we'll have a lot of law enforcement out to deter and prevent illegal side show activities. >> reporter: offices from six different agencies will work with to prevent violent events. law enforcement says the events were extremely dangerous as a truck driver was ordered from his vehicle at gunpoint. the truck was set on fire as was a trailer bus. fors say this behavior was way out of hand. officers will be patrolling from the ground and in the air, working together to enforce the law. >> we're gonna be issuing citations, towing vehicles, arrests will be made. we will also have additional air support, we'll have the helicopters up. airplanes up.

over and over again, 6 1/2% of every dollar you made in hope, promise to loot future generation fornt, what is net result? bankrupt, after the tax has been lifted from 2% in 1995 to 12% today. judge napolitano: should americans be surprised that a yuge millennial today, saying making 60,000 right out of college, they have a job like that paying very percentage of social security, where does that money go? to treasure, if there is money in there. and then treasure pays social security, knol nothing is held r saved, no valid or legal promise that anything will be there for that millennial had they turn 65. >> right. you owork o-- own nothing withl security, just hope that future generations will be looted on your behalf, what is frustrating there is millennial, that young person out of college, making -- 50,000 if they are lucky, instead of pursuing their own self interest, 5 or 6,000 of that income goes to subsidize older generations, we on the same side of this, maybe some our viewers are. politicians on both sides of aisle, almost like look if you said i have a sick patient we have

it started off with a sideshow and ended with looting at a bus being set on fire. juliette goodrich is an oakland tonight with how things got so out of control. >> reporter: oakland police admitted to me that they were outnumbered last night. but, they say they have a plan to stop it. >> during that time, we had shots being fired in unknown directions, we had bottles and rocks being thrown at officers and deputies and fireworks being fired at officers as well. it was a very chaotic scene >> reporter: oakland police and sheriffs department say that their resources were stretched beyond capacity. the departments outnumbered. >> there were not enough officers to begin to deal with something like this pick >> reporter: why not? were they caught off guard? they admit that, yes. >> it does no good to send a dozen officers into a crowd of 1000 people firing weapons, throwing rocks and bottles that you, firing off fireworks in your direction. we need to go home safe at the end of the ght . rebecca 42nd avenue n international boulevard, a driver of a truck was redacting poi

thousand and four how were the reactions to president micron's idea for us to choosing artifacts or looted art with us to read to him via the reactions we heard were very. we traveled through fool african francophone countries to talk to our colleagues. in the republic of beneath the memory of the destruction of that kingdom by the french you know the memory of french colonial history is still very strong for. the. everybody remembers that there was a king there he was sent into exile and that the palace was burned down. perhaps not everyone knows that two thousand objects then found their way to paris but once you know that the objects came to paris then as a result of this plunder wealth is a pretty even a schoolchild can put two and two together who can't take notes. and along with that african curators have thought about how to fill the empty spaces left in european museums after the restitution for me this means important consideration of the relationship the exchange between africa and europe we have a book off in your book of return which has now been published in german you describ

in the east bay a semitruck filled with toilet paper looted. this is the aftermath on 42nd avenue and international boulevard in oakland. this all started during a sideshow around 9:00 p.m. the crowd looted the truck and littered the street with toilet paper. then they set fire to the semitruck. people started to scatter when officers arrived. no one was hurt and no arrests were made. >>> east bay congressman eric swalwell is taking his campaign for the presidency to the battleground state of nevada today. swalwell will hold a town hall at unlv one day after officially launching his presidential bid in his hometown of dublin. he returned to dublin high school to kick off his run. he graduated from the school 20 years ago. the former alameda county prosecutor told the crowd of about 1,500 people gun control will be his campaign's top priority. congressman swalwell is proposing to ban and buy back every single assault weapon in america. >>> meantime, another democrat is also officially in the race for the white house. mayor pete buttigieg told a

i believe that one of the loot te na nts, i believe that one of the loot tenants, i went up and askedid you will see some missile action and i went to the operation specialist who was watching the scope and he is watching the missiles because you can track them off radar and he sees it hit the target. but they found out 15 or 20 minutes later that it was an airliner. and so that's when it was like, what?! airliner missing? we did not shoot an airliner, with shot a tomcat, i thought. there was a lot of soul—searching and disbelief. it's not supposed to happen. that is not what we are here to do. 90 civilians passed away on flight 655 and of those 290, 66 were children. i felt so those 290, 66 were children. i felt so bad for the families that lost their loved ones and sometimes you are part of history and you love it and sometimes you are part of history and you hate it. this was just one of those things i wish had not happened but i was there. rudy hoyer on the terrible story of flight 655. hoyer on the terrible story of flight 655. now we had to australia and the story behind one of t

says they will crack down on sideshows after one in oakland over the weekend led to a carjacking, lootingand a burning ac transit bus. it happened at 42nd and international, the same intersection that had a sideshow last weekend. leslie brinkley is at police headquarters in oakland. leslie? >> well, you know, we often talk about chaos in the news. chaos is the word we use. last night there was chaos on the streets of oakland. you had 100 cars, a thousand people, some of them firing guns and starting fires. this is video from a deputy running into a sideshow at 42nd avenue and international boulevard in east oakland. >> we've been dealing with sideshow for decades. but the criminality and boldness that has gone on the last couple years has gotten way worse. >> this show morphed into violence between 8:00 and 9:00 sunday night. >> during that time we have shots being fired in unknown directions. we had bottles and rocks being thrown at officers and deputies. >> a semitruck loaded with paper supplies was looted and attacked. >> the driver was removed from his cab of his truck at gunpoint. so

there was looting, even gunshots. n gunshots. officers pelted with rocks, bottles, and fireworks. >> we've been dealing with side shows for decades, but the criminality and the boldness the last couple of years has gotten way worse. >> reporter: it all happened during a side show at 42nd and international in oakland. more than a thousand people converged on the intersection, but drivers and spectators. at one point the driver of this big rig was car jacked at gun point as he made a delivery. >> once he waree contents of th truck were paper cab was destroyed. flames then spread to the 60-foot ac transit bus which was destroyed. a sheriffs deputy fell and injured her knee while responding to the spectacle. >> it's a crowd of a thousand plus people, and there were not enough officers to even begin with something like this. >> reporter: but authorities say that will change. local law enforcement are working together to treat future side shows like large scale protests. >> we'll deploy in mobile field force units and vans like we do w

regime in libya is not very popular it is dependent on our militias oftentimes act like gangsters looting and plundering their fellow libyans. in less than twenty four hours israelis will head to the polls for a general election the main rivals for the prime minister's office are incumbent leader benjamin netanyahu and former chief of staff of the israeli military belly dance netanyahu who leads the right wing likud party supports free market capitalism a liberal agenda and is opposed to palestinian statehood but his rivals from the blue and white political alliance want dialogue with the palestinians they also want to limit how long a prime minister stays in the job to a maximum of three terms international relations also prove to be a key for israel's electorate artie's kill him or put explains how the trump alliance might influence future elections. that would trump and benjamin netanyahu seem to be scratching each other's backs quite a bit lately it's a mutually beneficial relationship in ways that may not be completely obvious whatever political gifts the trump is given to israel lat

was car jacked and looted and an ac transit bus was set on fire.also threw bottles at police and there are a number of gunshots. they say it's clear side shows have gone way beyond people watching people spin donuts in the street. >> the criminality and boldness that's gone on the last couple of years has gotten way worse. >> international and 42nd is out of control. it's been out of control, and the only action we can do is great the barriers for the side show. >> one sheriffs deputy suffered a ey could make any arrests. ke any arrests. >>> all right, we're tracking the weather out there. we ng out there. we had anywhere from .5 inches of rain to a tenth of an inch to just trace amounts of rain under .01. so just enough to wet the afternoon commute. might have slowed you down a little bit. there are some lingers showers out there now, kind of securing the dropping of the pollen from the trees. you know it will be a lesser day tomorrow morning because of the rain in terms of hay fever sufferers. brentwood with light scattered showers, fairfield, an

but don't wait too long or they can loot and britches will collapse something else. experience. now poor out the dough and handle with kid gloves just like multi continues to treat those mega corporations. finally bake for thirty minutes at two hundred fifty degrees celsius on a hot stove just like multiple the island has always been a sunny stepping stone between continents for the greeks the romans the arabs the normans the french and the british. but at some point the fire went out for all of them no guns are now demanding this for all the shady dealings to. cause another mountain saying. you can't buy heaven for money and why would you with bread like this simply define. soul for today we leave you with some quotes from our gas spend okorie which may give you some food for thought thanks for watching and join us at the same time tomorrow if you catch up by. movement. does. appreciate. the first swiss cheese maker is trying it out on. his lemon tolerance same sort of cleansing of loving attention. and he plays music for it as well so can you taste the difference was the idea

house used to be before the genocide nothing is left of it now the killers bent it all down after looting at the gas prices. everything when he was just three months old when his parents and four siblings were killed by hutu militias he's a survivor of the one nine hundred ninety four genocide in rwanda the fastest of the twentieth century during which close to a million randoms mostly to see well wiped out in just one hundred days eric was too young to remember his family dying but he says he will never forget the day his and told him what happened when it. was caught on this unusual rejoinder she carried me on had back during the genocide right up until the killing stopped she told me how horrific it was she witnessed that all the rain was pouring down on us where hard times for many lives would flee from the careless you know while we were fleeing we would jump over that but yes i will be sure. eric stark family history as one shared by many his relatives like countless persecuted to see across the country had sought refuge in a church when they were killed at church just like this one

it's not going to be easy to get to the bottom of things he says he knew about the looting of public funds but he did not do anything wrong and. he has a possibility of coming back here i don't know when and where was one of the things going for him here right now he says that his party is still very strong as the sea is still very popular in some parts in this country gambians enjoying new freedoms his departure but many politicians from his government have been recycled into the new administration the country still awaits justice for crimes committed during the past regime. right it's more than a month after cyclonic die hits the coast of mozambique killing hundreds of people displacing thousands and cutting a path of destruction emergency operations have now given way to recovery corresponded. with the head of the un's resettlement program in the devastated port city of beirut to oscar if climate change was complicating the toss off rebuilding flood hit communities i think now we have to look forward to see how we can do the integrated in the cessna plane you know a little bit for

soldier the loot. was a shabby sort of. click. on talk turkey not far from the syrian border. a refuge for evidence collectors only a few kilometers away from the constant bombing but relatively calm. and a good. post says. the driver of. the state cuts to them so that he might set out. on the twenty ninth of april twenty third teen ibrahim heard about the bombing of saki his father's native city the area was at the time under the control of armed rebels opposing president bashar assad's. hand two days after the bombings he went to the city and filmed everything he saw these images were filmed by ibrahim a legitimate concerns on that island so i feel a little became only a slight upset up there. and a few dates a little much and of a kid a little. bit tough to hold much and which i wouldn't i'm going to study it should be day thoughtless mylo look in the end the but the audition have to come in the footage and how he's alluding. to getting people. to walk. the. walk if. you're going to get any kind of that i'm going. to say brahim was guided by residents to the location of the

bent it all down after looting it and i mean gas prices. everything was he was just three months old when his parents and four siblings were killed by hutu militias he's a survivor of the one thousand nine hundred four genocide in rwanda the fastest of the twentieth century during which close to a million randoms mostly to see well wiped out in just one hundred days. eric was too young to remember his family dying but he says he will never forget the day his aunt told him what happened. there was talk of his unusual rejoinder she carried me on her back during the genocide right up until the killing stopped she told me how horrific it was she witnessed it all the rain was pouring down on us those were hard times for me lisa would flee from the careless you know while we were fleeing we would jump over dead bodies. eric stock family history is one shot by many his relatives like countless persecuted tutsi across the country had sought refuge in a charge when they were killed and charged just like this one in yamato an estimated fifty thousand

the violence broke out in durban this footage given to me by a local n.g.o.s ports to show locals looting trucks driven by foreign drivers were attacked as a bobby and truck driver was stabbed in the abdomen and is now recovering in hospital. on monday ambassadors of african countries were invited to a meeting with south africa's foreign minister who wanted to assure them that foreign nationals are safe in south africa that meeting is set to continue on friday. now we asked south africans for their thoughts on why isn't a phobia in their country is often directed at africans you know it is like. they discovering it is they can to apply because there is no tomorrow they are not thinking about the people i think this is a way to make the we. that's what it was it doesn't go through so the africans can be. somalians with the other africans actually taking their drugs because that is what's happening i'm not saying that it's with our cause because they do come here looking for better opportunities and i think they are great they're going to have most of this of the family a lot of we. the rel

major problem but it's also the system that provides for these this list of refugees and migrants looting it's the system the ministry of interior that is the fence that has people that are working on this jury are they should work on this they may have been consumed by a very unnecessary war that takes them away from there in the world they would normally do which is for all of the refugees also working against isis or well i do not need to see an uptick in the numbers were like a massacre given all of the security architecture infrastructure as we consume our office on this sort of war so it's it's a very very dangerous time given that may and june it is logical migration season begins and after al gore matty in london thanks so much. the new head of saddam's military council has promised a fresh start for the country following this week's he has vowed to quote approach the old regime and attendant general abdel fattah says a civilian government will be formed after talks with the opposition with a maximum transition period of two years but demonstrators remain unimpressed boosted by th

starting to see the debris that is now left over smashed windows of police keeping guard to stop looting and lots of debris from the smoke bombs and the little explosive devices used by the protesters but this particular place definitely coming to an end of the protest the protest is moving on. as you well know we're back of the yellow vests years have been at this for months but the temperature the intensity seemed different today is that true and if so while. that is true we've seen a bit of a resurgence shall we say of the violence we've seen a couple of months ago this is the twenty third consecutive weeks now of the yellow vest protest five months they have been going on every single week and they have been waxing and waning in terms of violence and numbers the last few weeks have seen the numbers die down but today even before the not fire was planned to be a resurgence of numbers and violence largely june in response to a speech that emanuel macro was due to give on monday now that speech was it was a postponed because of the not return fire but in it he was going to address some