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i mean, in northern europe where you are in london, much is taught in schools across the board aboutld war ii, colonialism and it's focused around the ents of northern europe and the colonies and taught from a northern european experience. and as mr. melbourne said there it's a footnote about what happened in africa. but the colonies and events in those continents combarely get to mention and are barely understood by the public at large, doesn't namibia's experience have to be retaught to germans and the to look at the way they behaved when it was a nazi state during world war ii? i think -- >> i think that's right. before we talk about apologies and reparations, former colonial powers have to honestly and fully acknowledge the crimes of the past, their direct actions in various parts of africa. and i don't think we're seeing that from these european powers at the moment. i think we're seeing these piece meal form of acknowledge ideal that are of what britain did in its former colonies, and what germany did and its former colonies. part of that apologies is expressed in places like n

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. >> a treasure-trove found in northern europe. 100 ancient silver coins found in a forest in poland.rt of a ransom to keep vikings from invading paris 1,200 years ago. the location may have been a drop site. >> back in this country a very loud and colorful problem in southern california is growing worse. peacocks invading neighborhoods and they are standing their ground. >> reporter: it sounds like babies being tortured with a close up microphone. it's very shocking. >> forget about cicadas. they have a peacock problem. there's no way you can sleep through it. and it's extremely distracting. >> they lived in the area for decade after being brought over from south asia to serve as status symbols for the wealthy. the population exploded and they have been a nasty knew sauns. >> there's too many of them. they loeave a mess. they are beautiful. >> some are feeding the bird which wildlife experts say makes them dependent and contributes to the population growth. >> aloi us to remove the amount that is recommended by the city manager. >> a l.a. county official wants to ban feeding the bird

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that warm and sunny conditions are continuing to dominate across the scandinavia and much of northern europe. paris has seen plenty of that sunshine. this was the scene along the send, but things are changing. we've got thunderstorms rolling in from the north of spain . we're bringing with them those thunder re downpours and they're going to affect parts of paris extending up across the united kingdom. so why we will have sunshine . we will have those scattered showers and storms and the wet weather is affecting the netherlands and brussels as well. edging up into western areas of germany, we could see hale here. i'm a possible tornado and denmark seen some of that wet weather and just look what happens to the temperature is paris was seeing up in the high twenty's. we're now going to be in the low twenty's by the time we get into friday and plenty of cloud though. the warmth will return as we go into the weekend, is weather as well across south eastern areas of europe. but of a wintery mix there across the black sea, bringing some heavy rain to southern areas of russia, ukraine, seeing some

with finland, denmark, ireland, sweden and the uk when it takes the places of northern europe when you go down to north america as you heard our guest mention 45% those in canada expressing trust in the media with the united states coming in last at 29%. so those are the numbers and the statistics from that. we were inviting you to give your comment as well in this first hour about your level of public -- or trust in the public media, what you think could be done to improve it. here is how you can call and let us know. 202-748-8001 for republicans, 202-748-8000 for democrats and independents 202-748-8002. post on our facebook page at facebook.com/c-span. you can post on twitter and instagram@c-spanwj. starting us off ed republican line. thanks for waiting on this topic in trust in public media, ed, go ahead. >> you know, what gets me about the media is every year the amount of people in the united states that are coming up missing, that list keeps growing and many of these people are never found dead or alive. now, i know, you know, some of the people in this country carry the

it's the capital of lombardy - a region in the north of the peninsula, the gateway to northern europe and all of the trade money that that brings. sophisticated, elegant, and rich. milan is the epicentre of design, fashion, and finance. the most iconic visual representation of milan's power is its cathedral - the biggest church in the whole of italy. this breath-taking architectural jewel with its forest of spires pointing upwards is the perfect metaphor for milanese ambition. where are you taking me beppe? >> it's a very-- >> up. just up. >> it's a good place. >> yeah? one of my favourite italian writers has spent his whole life in milan. beppe severgnini is a regular new york times columnist. >> milan loves the future. >> he is a master at explaining italians to the rest of the world and i want him to tell me all i need to know about milan. >> welcome to milan's first ever skyscraper. >> even better, he has the keys to the most exclusive rooftop in the city. it's extraord-- it's like a city unto itself isn't it? in miniature. wow. >> it's amazing, it's like a sandcastle in the middl

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you therapy government has been battling rebellion in the northern region. europe's top disease agencies urging lead us to think about supplying vaccines to poor nations before inoculating young people in own countries. of many countries struggle to get enough supplies. the white house as a cyber attack, the shut down meet production, the u. s. and the trailer probably came from russia, j b s, which is the world's largest meet packer saw operations disruption on monday and follows another hack last month from another group tied to russia, which cripple fuel supplies in the east and us. those headlines coming up next. the stream nelson, sorry, should be about raising prices and harley down to the pounds and we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world. we live in time in the adult who has the task of fixing a war torn economy, counting the cost on al jazeera news. i sent me okay on the scene today. we explore him in history. finally, being openly discussed a 100 years ago this week, one of the worst massacres in the history of the united states took place.

it has a presence in northern europe and it needs to be seen for what it is, about a challenge to be dealt with. >> let me play for you what secretary of state tony blinken told my colleague andrea mitchell over the weekend about the impact of the president's meeting so far while he's been in europe. watch. >> these democratic alliances are an incredible source of strength for us. a unique access that russia doesn't enjoy, china doesn't enjoy, and we are finding we're able to bring them together effectively, diplomatically, politically, economically, militarily, and that's a strong congregation appointed by china or anyone else for that matter. >> do you think they're looking to new threats to kind of bolster the alliance. this is the long haul strategy of america given what they just saw. you know, he's bun what he can. the reality is we did have four years before donald trump. the kind of things we saw on january of demoralized our country, which is deeply concerning to our allies. what president biden can do is say we're back, what you represent to our security, our prosperity, ou

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of add up to them like the protein is going to lead to a bigger brain and that's why people in northern europe have bigger brains than people below, you know, things like that that might still permeate but i have to yeah. do you think people like your grandmother deserve to be forgiven? i guess i don't i don't like when the when when it comes down to forgive or not forgive because i don't feel like it's up to me to forgive. i feel like it's up to the survivors and the victims to forgive and i also feel like it's an unhelpful lens to look through it because it ends up putting us back in that black and white territory. so i prefer to think of it as i don't think that's what she was looking for. you think this i think what the marxy in term for staying and complete understanding understanding a complete rather empathetically not sympathetically, but empathy and understanding and understanding that hopefully i mean part of what you know at some point might when i was first writing this this book my i was talking with my agent and he said something about like what you know, if you're gonna write it

they would prefer shipping go out of here -- out of northern europe and around the northern part of russia into asia rather than through the traditional routes of the suez canal or panama canal. i think it was a bit of a shoulder shrug, to be candid. these, these types of summits tend to conclude with major deliverables. whether they are arms-control deliverables or, you know, movement forward from economic or diplomatic standpoints, i think it was just a bit of kind of taking the measure of each other, but my fear is that the administration, which by the way is largely staffed by senior officials from the obama administration, we are tending to see the same approach of, you know, hoping that we can get back to normalcy in the relationship, but the problem is that's not the intent of putin. i think the ukrainian president, zelinski, is right, putin is a neo-colonialist. he tends to reassert the boundaries and power and position of the soviet union. if he smells weakness in washington, he is going to continue to push. if we make concessions, he's going to take advantage of them. this notion

more than 90 percent of people in europe has northern te gray region are need emergency food aid. that as a warning from the wild feed program, thousands have been killed to 1000000 others displace and fighting began in november. your stop disease agencies urging leaders to think about supplying vaccines the poor nations before inoculating young people in the own countries. as has many countries struggle to get enough supplies. the african union has bended molly's membership in response to the military coup there. it also threatened sanctions if a civilian led government isn't reinstated. molly's into the president and prime minister were detained by the ministry last week and the cabinet risha left out to soldiers from that position. the leader of western sahara, as paula sorry from his left spain, after the spanish high court turned down a request for him to be taken into custody for him. galleys, accused of war crimes, including genocide, environmental authorities, and she lanka testing dead fish that have washed ashore following a fire on board a ship that burned for 13 days a

hello there it was a scorching start to the material, logical summer for much of central and northern parts of europe and that's going to continue. this was the scene in brighton on the southern coast of england. plenty of ice cream shirts off and sunshine. they're not going to continue this week. and as we go into the weekend, we'll see plenty of sunshine and clear skies. once a little bit of cloudy weather has moved on. but for france and germany, it is a wet picture. we've got that rain moving up from spain. we're going to see some thunder storms and paris is going to see quite a bit of wet weather. and it's a similar story for south eastern areas of europe remain. you're going to see some of those shop showers as we go into thursday. ukraine thing seeing some of that wet and windy weather that'll gather around coastal areas of the black sea, but further south turkey seen plenty of sunshine. it's a similar story for greece, for italy, and for spain, the showers of now east up into the north and temperatures here are going to start to rise again. and it's a similar story as we hop across to north a

and before we go, people in parts of canada, greenland western europe, northern russia, even asia witnessed a partial solar eclipse just curse when the moon passes between the earth and sun, briefly plunging the area where it happens into darkness. from if you lucky, stargazers got the best use this fair celestial event will keep me here, and i'll just hear back with you after the break, the more. ah ah, ah, ah, ah, ah! ah, june on a jessie. who will take half honey's plate will bring you the latest from ron's presidential election on june 18th. the bottom line returns to discuss current developments in us politics and how they affect the world member state to gather in the u. k. on june 11th for talks on key issues at the g 7 summit, a new series portal brings 0 award winning digital content to our tv audience. and the sentencing of derek children will be handed down on june 25th join us for loans coverage at this historic us court case reaches a conclusion june on our jazz frank assessment is an argument for suggesting that the martin administration is actually a long game. it's very much

but that heats fuel the funder storms across the north west in areas of europe, northern parts of france in those thunder ri, downpours. and we've had reports of land slides and much slides from those really persistent rains as well as in southern areas of brussels. and the weather is going to impact luxemburg as well as weston areas of germany, denmark as well catching shiloh too. but further up north in scandinavia, the things are looking pretty fine and dry 22 degrees in stock. and it's a similar story for much of the british isles, a few showers, kicking around southern areas and friday. but by the time we go into saturday, things are looking nice and clear. 24 degrees in london, plenty of sunshine. and it's a similar story for weston areas of france. those thunderstorms rolling in more sensually. we could see thunder storms across northern parts of italy and of western passive lavinia. the things are dried up nicely across the balkans in the heat is still on across greece and italy, in spain that seeing a lot of that wet weather with storms brewing more centrally and affecting south

europe. his northern region are in need of emergency food aid. the warning from the well feed program. thousands have been killed and 2000000 others displaced in the fighting began independence in europe's disease. control body is urging each countries to think about supplying vaccines to poor nations before inoculating young people in their own countries. it's a similar call to one made by the w h ho. both organizations want wealthier nations to reconsider the vaccination. lower risk teenagers and young adults, while many countries are still struggling to immunize the high risk populations, the head of the w. h. o is also pushing for additional funding to buy more vaccines for poor nations. the bunker is in london with more on the ease requests regarding the global vaccine shortage. around half of all adults in the e, you have had at least one dose of vaccine around 20 percent of fully vaccinated off to a slow start. some headway is definitely being made across europe at the same, cannot be said for the world health organization kovak scheme, but

this list, finland topping the list and also topping those of the people who expressed trust in northern europeith finland, denmark, norway, ireland and the u.k.. you go to north america as you heard our guest mention, a 45% of those in canada expressing trust in the media, of the united states coming in last with 29%. those of the numbers and statistics from that. we are inviting you to get your comment as well in the first hour about your level of public -- trust in public media and what you think and be done to improve it. 202-748-8001 for republicans, 202-748-8000 free democrats and independent -- for democrats, and independents, 202-748-8002. you can post on twitter and instagram @cspanwj. starting us off is ed in georgia. republican line, thanks for waiting on this topic of trust in public media. caller: what gets me about the media is every year the amount of people in the united states that are coming up missing, that list keeps growing and then -- many of these people never found dead or alive. some of the people in this country carry mechanical -- the cannibal gene. host: i don't know

despite in many countries struggling to get enough supplies for the 90 percent of people in europe is northern secretary reaching out in need of emergency food a. that's the one in the world's food program. thousands have been killed and 2000000 other people have been forced from their homes since fighting began in november to be in union envoy for the palestinian territories. calling for international support in rebuilding garza after last month, 11 de bombardment by israel. more than 250 polished indians lost their lives and infrastructure was destroyed. the leader of western to his independence movement has denied allegations of war crimes, including torture and genocide in a spanish court. in april, madrid allowed the behemoth holly, who heads the algeria back to policy or front into spain to be treated for covered 19. this angered morocco, what he considered a terrorist. the diplomatic dispute over golly escalated, last month when morocco relaxed its border security, allowing thousands of migrants to cross into spanish territory. a russian opposition activists has been arrested as the gov

jazeera, tulsa, oklahoma, the you on the well food program is warning the conflict in europe is troubled. northern t gray region has increased already high levels of hunger. the agency says that after 7 months of fighting 5200000 people now need emergency food aid. that's more than 90 percent of the population with many regional lead is warning of a potential humanitarian catastrophe. the u. s. has appealed for $203000000.00 to scale up its response. madeau has more from the capital, addis ababa. he's a situation that he's getting was by the day, according to wi fi, they can only reach 1200000 people out of the more than 5000000 president of the ticket. i region all these because of the rating conflict about 7 months ago, prime minister had sent his forces into 2 great what he had promised to be a very short operation in which he was aimed at the renika administration of that region. by all intents and purposes, refused to deal with his administration without hospital or on 7 months on the fighting is going on major highways on board. a couple of people cannot be reached with the much needed aid,

that is where we get to the idea of northern versus southern drinking cultures referring to europe. nthropological circles, i talk about northern drinking cultures focused on distilled liquors. they drink to get drunk. drinking is a separate activity, something you do from meal takings. public drunkenness is not only not frowned upon but probably considered heroic or manly like something guys do. drinking alcohol is considered taboo. children are not allowed to do it and it is forbidden. strict rules about who is allowed to drink. those seem to encourage binge drinking and unhealthy drinking patterns. if you look at southern european cultures, they drink more wines and beers. lower alcoholic averages. they had distilled liquors but use them in small amounts at the beginning or end of a meal and it's all about the meal. the only drink alcohol at the meal table. you'll drink at lunch and dinner but you only drink at the table. it is a part of life. it is part of what one does. kids are included. children get a little bit of one at the table. usually water down when they are young but s