likes it that way and so it is really helping this stuff is helping the looting of africa and i think that's the biggest point that we need to realize from this story that indeed is the biggest point was you currently. in the u.k. does where she lives so the 1000000000 dollar question is could she have a is just as well i think i was she has the means to avoid facing justice and there's there's various places you know places like the u.k. a very hospitable to wealthy people you know she could go to somewhere like to buy she could get you know portugal has always been hospitable when you've got a lot of money it's usually easy to state to keep out away from the the arms of justice and i think the angolan justice system doesn't have a very strong power clout internationally and if the angolans want to prosecute her it will be difficult for them to bring her to justice i think some of her assets maybe seize that special but to get her actually on the hook and prosecuted. you know if they're able to do that i think that would be a difficult thing for them to do and they lessen journalist

twice the blood bank of the south department was also looted and and today we're in in january 2020 it remains close so the only way through to i actually really appreciate was when dr care say because we work in a small village in the south which is located 5 hours away so the somebody has hospital but very frequently and more and more we need to a driver. this 5 hours to get through somebody 1st off before which should not be a record last night so i mean there are 456 different hospitals between the team or where we work and there's somebody that's also with somebody 1st is the only one being able to operate quality of care and as dr pierce said they accept everyone so they are really grateful for the work you're doing and i mean i wish there were more hospital such as yours suggest. let me know you know that they did that for the go ahead go have found i'm not i want to bring in some other comics people watching and they want to ask you questions so the place that can get to that question i want to talk to get let me just add to that that 111 point one very important point. to m

whose new book who owns history elegans looting the case for turning plan the treasure is out now jeffrey thanks for coming on i'm going to get to the book particularly in a in a moment but your reaction to president trump saying that the culture of iran should be targeting the world sadly this is a man who thinks like a barbarian because it is to protect against barbarian activities over centuries most recently of course isis we have developed over centuries this rule that you do not attack cultural heritage and here is the commander of the free world if you like. announcing that he's going to target cultural property world heritage areas. to spite iran he calls it a rainy and culture but it's not it's the culture of the world it's cultural property the pretty long was 2 years old because it's part of our artistic a doc a take true evolution and so you know this is a barbarians idea of a sort of reprisal of the playground it's not it it has nothing to do with international law or it's fit for a world in which law is absent well those of the usa doesn't care about what happens in the hagu

to loot so california spent looted steadily it's like of the gold rush. all over again who spend the result of neoliberal policies in california playing describing there is a cognitive dissonance right people don't assess a prop 13 with the fact that they have no money to supply adequate infrastructure and to combat homelessness and provide basic services where economics does one factor in cognitive dissonance being another words in the last 10 to 15 years we've had the growth of behavioral economics and this is an attempt to somehow quantify and monetize our mass behavior and to understand how that impacts the economy and then to enact policies to mitigate that risk is that do you follow that school at all do you have any thoughts on that is it something that needs to be put more aggressively into the policy mix in a state like california well the role of economic education is to create positive dissonance it is it really should be taught in the literature department as part of science fiction because that teaches about a parallel universe of how a unive

and after blasting by jarvis dynamite and looting by thieves the archaeological treasures of afghanistan's balmy and valley are now facing a new threat. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us this morning we start this program in libya where there appears to be a breakthrough in efforts to secure a truce in the civil war there the german foreign minister heiko mosse has announced that the powerful rebel leader khalifa haftar are has agreed in principle to abide by a cease fire is also expected to attend an international summit here in berlin this weekend germany and the european union are pushing for stability in libya to help stem the flow of migrants making the dangerous journey across the mediterranean. this could be the truce the international community was hoping for germany has been weighing in ahead of the peace conference shadowed for sunday in berlin german foreign minister must meet with libyan general khalifa haftar are in benghazi on thursday ahead of the talks maher said have to had recognized the need for a truce if not yet formally. has agreed to respect a cease fire agr

a number of african states have demanded the return of indigenous african artworks looted by the colonialpowers many of these works are now on display in museums. you rob people of their spirit. well it is. it goes way beyond just stealing an object it's spirituality a cult it's the so the very essence of their humanity has been stolen and exhibited vulgarly in a museum museum. this theme even comes up in the hollywood blockbuster black panther. good morning. how can i help here just check out these artifacts they're beautiful. or is this one for the bobo ashanti tribe present day gunna 1000 century or. what about this one. the. ones from these are people if they need 16th century. now tell me about this one. also from the name 7th century. tribe i believe. on true on the take it off the heels for you. these are things out for sale and you think you got the us you think they paid a fair price but if they take it like they took everything else. in 2018 french president emanuel mark karr commissioned art historian benedict savoir and economists tell me inside to study options for the return

to loot so california spent looted steadily it's like of the gold rush. all over again who spend the result of neoliberal policies in california playing describing there is a cognitive dissonance right people don't assess a prop 13 with the fact that they have no money to supply adequate infrastructure and to combat homelessness and provide basic services where economics does one a factor in cognitive dissonance being another words in the last 1015 years we've had the growth of behavioral economics and this is an attempt to somehow quantify and monetize our past behavior and to understand how that impacts the economy and then to enact policies to mitigate that risk is that do you follow that school at all do you have any thoughts on that is it something that needs to be put more aggressively into the policy mix in a state like california well the role of economic education is to create positive dissonance it is it really should be taught in the literature department as part of science fiction because it teaches about a parallel universe of how a universe

to loot so california has been looted steadily it's like of the gold rush. all over again who spend the result of neoliberal policies in california play describing there is a cognitive dissonance right people don't assess a prop 13 with the fact that they have no money to supply adequate infrastructure and to combat homelessness and provide basic services where economics does one a factor in cognitive dissonance being another words in a last 10 to 15 years we've had the growth of behavioral economics and this is an attempt to somehow quantify and monetize our past behavior and to understand how that impacts the economy and then to enact policies to mitigate that risk is that do you follow that school at all do you have any thoughts on that is it something that needs to be put more aggressively into the policy mix in a state like california well the role of economic education is to create positive dissonance it is it really should be taught in the literature department as part of science fiction because that teaches about a parallel universe of how a universe

to loot so california spent looted steadily it's like of the gold rush. all over again who spend the result of neoliberal policies in california playing describing there is a cognitive dissonance right people don't assess a prop 13 with the fact that they have no money to supply adequate infrastructure and to combat homelessness and provide basic services where economics does one a factor in cognitive dissonance being another words in the last 10 to 15 years we've had the growth of behavioral economics and this is an attempt to somehow quantify and monetize our mass behavior and to understand how that impacts the economy and then to enact policies to mitigate that risk is that do you follow that school at all do you have any thoughts on that is it something that needs to be put more aggressively into the policy mix in a state like california well the role of economic education is to create positive dissonance it is it really should be taught in the literature department as part of science fiction because that teaches about a parallel universe of how a uni

today researchers are searching for the missing works of art the process for the descendants looted art. starts fewer returns on t.w. . claimed. i am. this is the news coming to you live from berlin survivors and world leaders gathered to rock 75 years since the liberation of auschwitz more than a 1000000 people most of them jews were killed at the nazi death camp during the 2nd world war with anti semitism on the rise is a sense of urgency to keep the memory of auschwitz alive. also coming up.

they looted everything they could onto a donkey carts and walked for days until they finally reached while the ducal. when we took these photos we had no idea that one day we would have to quit our home. life was good we had no sorrows. norma. his family by doing a variety of odd jobs from selling sand to braiding hair it's not enough but there's no help from the all sorties their biggest wish that it's safe to go home. don't get. me i mean. we want the government and the military to defeat the terrorists so that we can return home. we do not know anyone here life here isn't the same as in our village if. the red cross says let 270000 book you know be have left their villages as the security situation in the deteriorates there's little hope that he said let's have a duel and his family will be able to live in their village any time soon. so what does the outcome of the summit mean for people affected by the violence to answer this we've invited now delhi baguio because she is the chair of the african security saxony at work and she joins me from paris welcome to deeds every news afri

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the afghans blame the invaders for food shortages, looting, and even if higher in kabul that destroyed nearly 100 shops -- even a fire in kabul that destroyed nearly 100 shops. the soviets are reluctant to engage in close combat with the afghan insurgents. the only territory the russians control is the insides of their , said one gorilla. so tenacious had been the resistance that the soviets had been charged with introducing poison gas to the war. afghan deserters and refugees tell numerous incidents of soviet planes dropping chemicals on rebels. human rights organization interviewing refugees in pakistan was told that when a village was merged in 1980, poison gas was used on the inhabitants. most potent soviet weapon, however, has been the mi 24 helicopter gunship. it's armor plating makes it in tank. a flying includes 128rsenal rockets, as many as four bombs, for air to surface missiles, and the machine gun that shoots 6000 rounds a minute. the insurgents are showing signs of improving their defenses. at least 14 gunships were reportedly shut down in one month -- july 19 80 -- with m

vacant lots and other spaces are converted we're here at playland on 43 this is place is cool with loots things to do and plenty of space to play so we came up with that idea to revitalizations this underutilized yard by going to the community and what they said want to see here we saw that everybody wants to see everything to we want this to be a space for everyone. >> yeah. >> we partnered with the pavement to parks program and so we had the contract for building 236 blot community garden it start with a lot of jacuzzi hammers and bulldozer and now the point we're planting trees and flowers we have basketball courts there is so much to do here. >> there's a very full program that they simply joy that and meet the community and friends and about be about the lighter side of city people are more engaged not just the customers. >> with the help of community pavement to parks is reimagining the potential of our student streets if you want more information visit them as the pavement to parks or contact >> good afternoon and welcome to the land use and transportation committee for today, mon

today researchers are searching for the missing works of art so painful process for the descendants looted art. stores for viewer return on t.w. . what secrets lie behind these walls. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. g.w. world heritage 360 getting up now. boeing results to send to the 1st annual last forever 2 decades yet another sign of the damage the grounding of the 737 backs is doing to the plane make. nothing sacred on markets even the masks for combating the coronavirus to seeing prices rocket. and the u.k. takes another step towards the back door as the european parliament approves its deal with the e.u. . this is doing business i wrote lots in berlin welcome a lot. boeing has reported its 1st annual loss since 1997 the aircraft manufacturer is struggling following 2 deadly crashes of its 737 model now exposed to the net loss of 636 $1000000.00 for last year that compares with more than $10000000000.00 in profit in 2018 boeing has taken a hit to revenues after it stops delivering 737 matches in march after the planes round of worl

the gun owners didn't loot cvs? >> no.hey had the ability to if they wanted to, but these are law-abiding citizens. >> tucker: it sounds like it was entirely peaceful. >> absolutely. there are all these people saying that they are white supremacist and there wouldn't be any minorities there. the only minorities there were the racists. for every confederate flag that i saw, there were dozens of american flags. there were hundreds of minorities there. >> tucker: so it sounds like they were lying to us about what this was peered >> it was all hype. as you said earlier in the show, you could definitely see, and i could see time and time again. this is why we can't have ar-15s. no one was shot. >> tucker: do you think of the networks tomorrow morning will concede that they basically made it up? >> no. >> tucker: they won't admit that it was wrong? >> i have covered the media for quite some time since i started working on journalism. that was the first event that i covered. it's quite frankly insulting, because i was pepper spra

today researchers are searching for the missing works of art painful process for the descendants looted art. starts feb 10th on d w. german business confidence fools unexpectedly a closely watched by community for in-situ indicates that 2020 is not necessarily going to be business as usual for europe's strongest economy also coming up the european union and china join forces with 15 other w t o members to keep the body's appeals court alive despite u.s. action to block it. and how the system of a micro credit designed to help the poor can easily turn into a debt trap. welcome to do business i want to get johnson well and good to have you with us now it's the 1st indication of how business is doing in the new year confidence among business leaders in germany inched back slightly in january a monthly barometer from the munich based if for institute fell northpoint 4 points compared with december as well short of analyst expectations on the upside manufacturers benefited from some clearing up of uncertainty in recent weeks as the u.s. and china struck a trade truce and the next steps for b

dish yuri an independent government of competent people accountability early elections and returning looted money to. get out. anger at corruption and economic mismanagement have long fueled the protests on sunday demonstrators smashed windows at shops linked to a minister within the outgoing government i was. the protest movement helps topple the government in late october and efforts to forge a new one are still stalling. protesters say they fear their key demands are being ignored as top officials try to agree on a new cabinet i i think. sport now and in the bundesliga by munich turned on the stylus they thrashed had a bell in for nail the club the 2nd on the table all 4 of the visitors goals after half time it was a miserable afternoon and they had this coach you're going klinsmann hiking on his former club. you're concludes man took his place in the head to die counters are sold out lympics stadium facing off against the club that sacks him in 2009 in a tight 1st half they had the better chances but never enough ski poking wide for buying when he already done the hard parts. so far so

it has been a long time for tottenham, over 12 yea rs, long time for tottenham, over 12 years, and, lootnager who is a serial winner, so hopefully he can bring that to totte n ha m. next to a man who says that yesterday he was walking around with cows and today he's the new barcelona coach, managing the best players in the world. quique setien was introduced to the media today and some of them might have needed the introduction. setien is 61 and comes with the right style, although not a lot of substance when it comes to trophies. barcelona want the former real betis coach to reintroduce the kind of football seen at the nou camp under pep guardiola and before himjohan cruyff and he takes over a side that have won the last two spanish league titles and are top of the current table. quique setien is the new manager of the club that for the first time is top of football's money league. barcelona generated more cash than any other team in europe last season, while manchester united are once again the highest placed premier league club. although that could soon be under threat from manchester

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sherry an independent government of competent people accountability early elections and returning looted money but he will get out. i angered at corruption and economic mismanagement have long fueled the protests on sunday demonstrators smashed windows at shops linked to a minister within the outgoing government by. the protest movement helped topple that government in late october and efforts to forge a new one are still stalling. protesters say they fear their key demands are being ignored as top officials try to recreate a new cabinet i did only a correspondent bussell a radio is in beirut covering this story for us and joins us now from their bus so the protesters had already succeeded in bringing down the government why are they so what are they so angry about now. to more than 90 days of continuous mass protest in lebanon the protesters find that old dirty old believe that the current. act is the same old way in other words means that the political parties are asking for the old shirt of the new government ignoring the main demands of the protesters which is forming a new governmen

caliphate we killed the savage leader of isis al baghdadi who is responsible for so much death and looting the mass beheadings of christians muslims and all who stood in his way he was a monster al baghdadi was trying again to rebuild the isis caliphate and failed tens of thousands of isis fighters have been killed or captured during my administration. isis is a natural enemy of iran the destruction of isis is good for ren and we should work together on this and other shared priorities finally to the people and leaders of iran we want you to have a future and a great future one that you deserve one of prosperity at home in harmony with the nations of the world the united states is ready to embrace peace with all who seek it. i want to thank you and god bless america thank you very much thank you. ok if you're just joining us the u.s. presence there donald trump commenting publicly for the 1st time on the iranian missile strikes on basis housing u.s. troops in iraq that was in retaliation to the u.s. airstrike that killed iranian general money and we heard the president get deliver a wide r

the afghans blame the invaders for food shortages, looting, and even a fire in kabul that destroyed nearly shops. soviet advisors and civilians, in addition to soldiers, have been killed. the soviets are reluctant to engage in close combat with the afghan insurgents. "the only territory the russians control," boasted one guerrilla, "is the insides of their tanks." so tenacious has been the resistance that the soviets have been charged with introducing poison gas to the war. afghan deserters and refugees tell numerous incidents of where soviet planes dropped chemicals on the rebels. a paris-based human rights organization interviewing afghan refugees in pakistan was told that when a kunar province village was destroyed in march 1980, poison gas was used on the inhabitants. the most potent soviet weapon, however, has been the mi-24 helicopter gunship. its armor plating makes it, in effect, a flying tank, invulnerable to all but the heaviest anti-aircraft fire. the awesome weapons arsenal of the gunship includes 128 rockets, as many as four bombs in its ring-tipped pylons, four air-to-surface

the beginning of the conquests in the looting of the east indies and turning africa into a commercial hunting ground of black skins signifies the era of capitalism. host: thank you for the call. guest: there is a lot there to unpack. obamacare wasthat perfect or imperfect. it did cover pre-existing conditions. to glad that you were able spot that medical problem that you had. what i read about in the book is that the obama administration knew that millions of people would lose their health insurance. and therefore their doctor. they knew this while the president was promising over 100 times that would not happen. point, i marched in the marching 100 at florida and -- a&m. studied dr. thomas who talks in everything from broad terms to specifically about the free market and capitalism. i think it is the best economic system that this world has ever known. it is obviously not perfect. people whowed for have inventions or good ideas, who want to take risks on those ideas, who create products to do so. it has created an amount of wealth that this world has never known. that is a good thing

they were looting the country. the country was already collapsing into sectarian violence, into just a state of lawlessness because the people on the street weren't shouting, thank you, america. they were shouting either sun showingans or shia slogans. you could tell this was going to be a rocky hoed ahead. this was almost on day one. and then to hear at the time, it was defense secretary rumsfeld say, well, democracy is messy. things just happen. and i had this distinct feeling that, well, this is not just messy. we have on on a -- down on a very messy path or down unchartered waters. i had a similar feeling when i heard the current secretary of state say something kind of sim lur, that this is just a passing phase. this is -- we are at a very dangerous crossroads right now. iran is united and is mobilized in a way that i haven't seen before. it is telling its proxies that they should be prepared for a long battle. you hear groups like hezbollah saying that it is time to push the united states out of the region. s

police believe organized crime groups are looking for looting to sold overseas. >>> part of building a better bay area includes the environment, if you have gas-powered blower or mower, may make a change. >> state is considering a ban to reduce pollution. >> novato, the latest city taking steps to ban the lawn equipment. >> reporter: mark bailey knows he'll have to sell more of the battery-powered equipment as he loses sales of blowers and mowers that run on gas, sells about 500 of them a year. >> tens of thousands of dollars. >> reporter: some 60 cities in california have some ban on gas-powered tools, including berkeley and sonoma. novato is set to discuss its ban this year. >> i don't think complete ban practical, no. again, let people use their equipment, but limit it. >> reporter: when you think gas-guzzling culprit, this probably comes to mind, but there's a reason that garden equipment is on the radar of those fighting to reduce emissions. >> leaf blower operating for one hour matches emissions from 2016 toyota camry over 1,000 -- 100 miles. >> reporter: respects small busines

it's been moved to a hangar because people were actually looting pieces of aluminum, things that seemeduable to them. clarissa ward is our cnn chief international correspondent, and she's there now in ukraine. confirm this report, you just spoke with the foreign minister. what did they say? >> reporter: yeah, we're starting to get a little bit of a better picture of the ukrainians' understanding of eventings. they're still being very cautious. they won't say what it is they believe actually caused the plane to crash, but they did say they have heard a recording of the cockpit conversation between the pilot and tehran airport. there were no reports of any danger, any problems with engines, anything of that nature. apparently the last words the pilot said to the tehran airport workers was all is peaceful, and everything is okay. as you mentioned, brooke, the foreign minister also offered some clarity on why it is that the wreckage of the plane had been moved from the site of the crash. ukrainians saying that that's basically because there had been rampant looting going on with locals pick

enslavement of entombment of minds of the aboriginal people the beginning of the conquest and the lootingeast indies and turning it to africa into a warrant commercial hunting ground a ur black skin signalized the rosy dawn in the era of capitalism production. >> norm, thank you for the call. >> there is a lot there. [laughter] to unpack. i didn't say obamacare was perfect or imperfect. and that it didn't have its flaws. it did cover pre-existing conditions, norman, i'm glad that you were able to spot that medical problem that you had. what i write about in the book is that the obama administration knew that millions of people would lose their health insurance and therefore their doctor. they knew this while the president was promising over 100 times that that in fact would not happen. to your point, i actually marched in the marching 100 at florida a&m i played alto saxophone. i said that i studied doctor thomas soul who talks and everywhere from broad terms to specifically about specifically about the free market and capitalism i think it is the best economic system this world has ever

police believe organized crime groups are looking for looting to sold overseas. >>> part of building a better bay area includes the environment, if you have gas-powered blower or mower, may make a change. >> state is considering a ban to reduce pollution. >> novato, the latest city taking steps to ban the lawn equipment. >> reporter: mark bailey knows he'll have to sell more of the battery-powered equipment as he loses sales of blowers and mowers that run on gas, sells about 500 of them a year. >> tens of thousands of dollars. >> reporter: some 60 cities in california have some ban on gas-powered tools, including berkeley and sonoma. novato is set to discuss its ban this year. >> i don't think complete ban practical, no. again, let people use their equipment, but limit it. >> reporter: when you think gas-guzzling culprit, this probably comes to mind, but there's a reason that garden equipment is on the radar of those fighting to reduce emissions. >> leaf blower operating for one hour matches emissions from 2016 toyota camry over 1,000 -- 100 miles. >> reporter: respects small busines

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last night soleimani and associate of the president's personal it attorney looted giuliani gave an interview on to remove the ambassador and pressure ukrainian president zelensky into announcing investigations into one of the president's leading rivals. and just today, through the good work of chris van hollen who you will hear from shortly, the gao found that it was illegal, illegal for president trump to withhold military assistance from ukraine. to pressure them to interfere in the 2020 elections. both the revelations about mr. parnas and the gao's opinion strengthen our push for witnesses and documents in the trial. the gao opinion, especially makes clear, that the documents we requested in our letter to leader mcconnell are even more needed now than when we requested it last month. because president trump, simply put, simply broke the law. every senator will get a vote to obtain these documents next week. now returning to how i began. the oath we all just took. will weigh heavily on senators to consider this question about how fair of a trial we have. we have asked for four fact witness

i will be recovering nazi looted art. two lawyers recovered stolen artwork read the two will discuss several cases and provide an overview of the ethical and legal of issues and recovering nazi legal art. we hope you'll join us october 17 at 7:00 p.m. right here. tonight we welcome mary anne plane the author of "hitler's last hostages" a fascinating study of art in the third reich traces the roots of hitler's obsession with art and the vision of a purified nazi state. the author an art reporter for "the wall street journal" and american cheerleader for "the news york times." we are pleased to have her in conversation with aaron thompson who has the wonderful designation of being the only full-time professor of art crime. following the conversation we will have a knotty and q&a so save your questions and following that "hitler's last hostages" will be on sale at the museum shop in the author will do a book signing in the main lobby with a pen of your choice for like two welcome her livestream it into her joining us live an