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young mohawk an emigrant laughing all the police will stop done. they know that the road is not a solution. they know their flight could be fatal. but going back is not an option. it's one i'm on and gravity are stuck in the spanish border area alongside other young people there waiting for a chance that will probably never come. shattered dreams starts january 18th on t.w. . stay up today don't miss our highlights of the day w program online d.w. dot com highlights. the more. the personal for zuma. in the smallest mold. is the moon's. no known. 4 of them were. 3. 0. 000 troops my. god. this is beautiful you news live from berlin indonesian teams recover what's thought to be the engine of a passenger plane that plunged into the java sea with dozens of people on board it comes just hours after they locate the flight data recorders. also on the show voters in kyrgyzstan choose a new president after a violent protest ounce of the country's previous government in october or early results show a landslide victory for the frontrunner is promising a fresh

the mohawk. immigrants. think the police will stop that. is the solution to their flight could be fatal but going back is nothing option. and are stuck in the spanish border area they're there waiting for a chance that will probably never come shattered dreams starts january 18th on t.w. . in other countries i just read it wait update in just. cause and like you just have to go even though cause i'm not on the bike just dirty like.

because abraham lincoln came dallas mohawks, on the way home from gettysburg.and was attended, by his valet. an african american man named william johnson, who he hired against the wishes of the irish american dormant of the house of the white house, and he had quite a time getting him on the payroll. the reason i think it was a serious illness, is because william johnson died a few weeks later of smallpox. and abraham lincoln, collected his final salary personally, but that's a digression. and another lesson of gettysburg, is that it was not rapturously l $zreceived, nor ws it attacked at the time. it[pnho@Ñ was received, and this true of all his speeches, pre-presidential and presidential, it was received politically. in a partisan way. republicans love to speeches, democrats hated it. and if you read the newspaper criticism, it all breaks along party lines. the the 1864 election campaign, is a really big challenge for lincoln. he is the first president, to run for a second term since andrew jackson. second of all it is not easy to run for president in a coun

as the mohawk have counseled us, it is hard to see the future with tears in your eyes. we have survived and from a cultural standpoint have even triumphed against great odds we are right here right now, 40 million indigenous people throughout the americas and and hundreds of cultural distinct communities. we will insist that we remain a part of the cultural future of the americas. in the different journey through history together, the eloquence of chief joseph commands and that the national museum of the american indian, so powerfully demands, i offer in conclusion. and with this hope, these words in cheyenne -- [speaking cheyenne dialect] in english, the great mystery walks beside you and walks beside your work and touches all the good that you attempt. thank you. >> more than 15 years since that opening day of september, 2004. we are live now from the national museum of the american indian, joined by museum director kevin gover. director go over, explain first the exhibit you are sitting in now and the story it tells about how native american imagery is represented an

but in our minds and in our history, we are not its victims. [ applause ] >> as the mohawk have counselled us, it is hard to see the future with tears in your eyes.-p$íow we have survived, from a a cultural standpoint have even triumphed against great odds. we are here right now, 40 million indigenous people throughout the americas, and in hundreds of culturally distinct cultural communities, and we will insist that we remain a part of the cultural future of x6óÊñ the different journey thrh history together that the eloquence of chief joseph commands and that the national museum of the american indian so powerfully demands, i offer in conclusion and with this hope these words in cheyenne. [ speaking foreign language ] in english, the great mystery walks beside you and walks beside your work and touches all the good that you attempt. thank you. >>> in more than 15 years since that opening day in september of 2004, we're live now from the national museum of the american indian. we're joined in the exhibit space by museum director gover. explain first the exhibit you're sitting in now and the

>>mohawk mullet. >>you might not want to believe this but barbers and stylists say the mullet from the 80's it is making a comeback spend snaking out of photo albums back into salons catching a lot of stylists off guard. now some of them say getting the 80's to just write is harder than it might seem. >>typically right now they're being feted on the sides so you have to be able to do your fade faded into longer here on top and then fade those short into long here in the back and then connect the back to the top and so it's. >>really essentially like 3 or 4 haircuts and wife. >>cools prime out the and out of my. i'm just fine. >>you know it is funny in some ways of so awful it's fun. >>this is a front party, the >> triplets near disaster. the dresser that fell on top of them. >> i was in shock. >> then come up melania trump and jill biden. two determined women. they have more in common then you might think. and the home of covid-19 tests. but how accurate are they? >> they want a lot of a lot of saliva

pandemic and a streak of football related corruption scandals has dampened the love of the game as a mohawk hopes to change that today he is training with the lead on city's football club. you know i started training. you know so i'm going long way to go you know everything's going to be going and i think i need time to prepare physically mentally i'm very strong everything is alright physically i need to be ready to be able to compete you know right now i'm just trying to use my experience and then i get a kind of sweet. john is gone is all time record holder he scored 51 goals for the black stars and played 107 games for his country and he is remembered for as penalty miss at the 2010 world cup in south africa. despite the anguish gone and suffered that the fans still love him they are expecting a lot from him this season and if. someone dances when he scores excites us a lot. to him to help this new club and also promote the gun the premier league. the former governor captain has a wealth of experience playing for several international clubs even from the bench john mentors the younger f

young mohawk and emigrants. they know the police will stop them that is the solution and their flights could be fatal but going back is not an option. is money i'm on and uppity or stuck in the spanish border area they're there waiting for a chance that will probably never come shattered dreams starts january 18th on t.w. . is that corn running out of steam and a much hype safe answer to drop to 12 percent as the u.s. dollar is regaining strength we ask how sustainable up cryptocurrency is also coming up a global shortage of semiconductors forces comic 1st to cut production. and while the consumer and tonics show in las vegas goes online the big issue aren't about to tech products but tech policy. welcome to the business and want to get johnson the lead the to have you with us. this kinds winning streak casts come to an end at least temporarily the trip to currency dropped more than 12 percent today if therion fell as much as 20 percent this after president elect joe biden promised trillions in extra pandemic re

what i'll ask it again is a lot of up on the levee the comfort of well who do i have a shot at the mohawk about. it was all of the with a condo in this valley are an essay which is called unity $200.00 it's pretty big we allow them to create companies. and lead and order for the companies to develop they need to make what do they need to make. money. they need to make money. tama delmas how spoke to william binney who for over 30 years worked with the u.s. national security agency a former cryptographer and later a whistleblower benny was the n.s.a.'s technical leader of intelligence benny has a high level understanding of the agency's data collection systems what that means is any i phone or any phone in the world 1st connecting to the network when you want to use it you're immediately known worldwide. i mean all the switches have you and they capture your ip is nil and your phone and mac numbers and all that that's how they bill you so that also is the known by the network and the implants computer network exploitation implants they have around the world over this was in 2004 or 2010 so

we have put out requests through the state -- the mohawk, the area coordinator program, as well as directly to state for additional vaccine, because we have the capacity to give it. but so far that's been unsuccessful. so we are keeping our fingers crossed and hoping that we can get a little bit more supply so that we can try to vaccinate as many san franciscans as possible. >> president bernal: thank you. thank you, dr. tener. we have a number of questions and comments from commissioners. let's start with commissioner giraudo. >> commissioner giraudo: thank you so much for this excellent presentation, and your tireless work in trying to get all of us vaccinated. my question for the mass vaccination sites, at city college that may be open this week -- are appointments needed? is there going to be media communication? i mean, it has been in the media about these sites, but there hasn't been follow-up communication from the department on just what -- if you're 65 and older -- i have a 97-year-old uncle who is trying to get a vaccine. and so do i need to make him an appointment? please, i thin

we have put out requests through the state -- the mohawk, the area coordinator program, as well as directlyditional vaccine, because we have the capacity to give it. but so far that's been unsuccessful. so we are keeping our fingers crossed and hoping that we can get a little bit more supply so that we can try to vaccinate as many san franciscans as possible. >> president bernal: thank you. thank you, dr. tener. we have a number of questions and comments from commissioners. let's start with commissioner giraudo. >> commissioner giraudo: thank you so much for this excellent presentation, and your tireless work in trying to get all of us vaccinated. my question for the mass vaccination sites, at city college that may be open this week -- are appointments needed? is there going to be media communication? i mean, it has been in the media about these sites, but there hasn't been follow-up communication from the department on just what -- if you're 65 and older -- i have a 97-year-old uncle who is trying to get a vaccine. and so do i need to make him an appointment? please, i think that communica

we have put out requests through the state -- the mohawk, the area coordinator program, as well as directly to state for additional vaccine, because we have the capacity to give it. but so far that's been unsuccessful. so we are keeping our fingers crossed and hoping that we can get a little bit more supply so that we can try to vaccinate as many san franciscans as possible. >> president bernal: thank you. thank you, dr. tener. we have a number of questions and comments from commissioners. let's start with commissioner giraudo. >> commissioner giraudo: thank you so much for this excellent presentation, and your tireless work in trying to get all of us vaccinated. my question for the mass vaccination sites, at city college that may be open this week -- are appointments needed? is there going to be media communication? i mean, it has been in the media about these sites, but there hasn't been follow-up communication from the department on just what -- if you're 65 and older -- i have a 97-year-old uncle who is trying to get a vaccine. and so do i need to make him an appointment? please, i thin