a tribal mask, one of thousands of artefacts ta ken during belgian rule. the bbc s tim allman reports. at a ceremony in kinshasa, a symbol perhaps of a new beginning. this giant mask being returned to its rightful home, just one of more than 80,000 artefacts taken during colonial rule that will now be given back. with unrest brewing elsewhere. belgium was in charge here from 1885 until 1960. it was at times a particularly brutal occupation. during the earliest period as many as 10 million people are thought to have died. translation: the colonial regime was based on - exploitation and domination. it was a regime marked by discrimination and racism.
elected statewide in virginia. he s also the first son of an immigrant to be the attorney general of virginia and he is the first person to beat an incumbent attorney general in the common wealth since 1885. let s listen. that i will support the constitution of the united states. that i will support the constitution of the united states. and the constitution of the common wealth of virginia. and the constitution of the common wealth of virginia. and that i will faithfully and impartially discharge. and i will faithfully and impartially discharge. all the duties incumbent upon me. all the duties incumbent upon me. as the attorney general of the common wealth of virginia. as the attorney general of the common wealth of virginia. according to the best of my ability. according to the best of my ability. so help me god. so help me god.
by government standards, only 5% of massachusetts families can afford infant care. it doesn t work for anybody. nobody wins. reporter: yeah. everyone suffers. reporter: yeah. literally everybody. reporter: lauren cook runs the ellis early learning center, a boston institution since 1885. this nationally accredited none profit looks after 270 kids. tu i guess as high as $30,000. but without donations, the center would close. we lose money virtually on every child we serve. reporter: these parents really should be paying even more than they are. which is impossible. i mean, we would break families. reporter: for years, advocates have pleaded for government to invest in early learning, including free child care for three- and four-year-olds. we dont look at parent and ask them how they re going to afford the cost of their education for their eight-year-old? why do we ask them why they should bear the full responsibility for the cost of
steve: merry christmas. you can find two brand new specials. abbey takes you inside one of the most famous christmas destinations in america in asheville, north carolina. here is a little sneak peek. welcome to the banquet hall. wow. this is the largest room in bellmoore house. those are the highest ceilings i ve ever seen in my life. it s very special because we opened up christmas eve of 1885. imagine having roasted turkey in 1885 among your family and friends. carley: abbey joins us now. wow is right. that looks so beautiful. tell us about christmas and what people can expect when they watch it on fox nation? yeah, carley, so back in late 1800 s vanderbilt visited north carolina and fell in love with
great. please to have helman here. so john, before we get on, we are talking about what we were talking about yesterday, you have this past year, you have judges and election officials and you have judges of all strikes appointed by trump and appointed by obama. you name it who literally saved american democracy since it was in its most precarious state in 1885. time magazine i am not going to try to argue for us because that s a