capital here bangkok just earlier today and there will be talks these crisis talks crises talks with his counterpart thai counterpart and the prime minister of thailand pay attention that we know but we don t know if the indonesian foreign minister will also be partaking in those talks as well she was supposed to go over to the n. mart today wednesday to have discussions there with her counterpart but pulled out at the last minute donna has become the 1st country to receive vaccines through the international kovacs keep the 600000 vials were flown in from india and arrived in the capital accra a short time ago aims to get by it seems to the most vulnerable people and share them fairly among all nations. it s a broken out of 3 prisons in a cruel leaving at least 75 inmates dead hundreds of police are trying to regain control of the facilities government is blaming the violence on gang rivalries. former security chief at the u.s. capitol of told senators offices did not have th
that the 75 inmates are killed in ecuador as gang rivalries lead to prison riots. and government activists go on trial in lebanon accused of terrorism over last month sprint. so ghana has become the 1st country to receive a vaccine through the international kovacs came yesterday and i could jabs arrives in the capital at critics to short time ago at the 600000 vials have been flown in from india gonna plans to inoculate around 20 percent of the population in the 1st phase of its campaign. here part of a who s unicef regional director for western central africa joins us live by skype from dakar in senegal and it s a big moment a seminal moment that. it is a huge historic could have moments we are about we have just witnessed the 1st touchdown of what to be the biggest historic or procure event and this technician operation of that scenes and it starts right here in our region west and central africa so this is the we ve been seeing the pictures of this 1st flight to land histo
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good evening. my name is brian lebeau. you to like to welcome the 18th annual university of st. mary lincoln event. featuring smithsonian national portrait gallery senior historian david seymour. how abraham lincoln used photography for politics. a special welcome to the crew from c-span. when we open the floor to questions, be sure to use the microphones. our speaker tonight david ward joined to the national portrait gallery in 1981. he oversees the sections devoted to the antebellum age as well as the gallery and the ongoing exhibit 20th century americans. david was co-curator of an award-winning exhibition hide and seek difference and desires in american portraiture. he is re-hanging the hall of presidents. the american origin s space. as well as curating a new exhibit on the photographer barrio testee no. testino. david has another civil war exhibit on display now. alexander gardner photographs. it includes several lincoln photographs. i saw it last week and thoroughly
abraham lincoln s life through 4s and portraits and discusses idiosyncrasies like what his close reveal about his health, or why he chose certain photographers. the university of st. mary hosted this 90 minute event. good evening. my name is brian lebeau. i would like to welcome you to the 18th annual university of st. mary lincoln event. featuring smithsonian national portrait gallery senior historian david seymour. how abraham lincoln used photography for politics. a special welcome to the crew from c-span. they will be covering this event broadcast on c-span tv. as a reminder, when we open the floor to questions, be sure to use the microphones. will not be, you heard on television and you will miss your big media event. our speaker tonight david ward joined to the national portrait gallery in 1981. he oversees the sections devoted to the antebellum age as well as the gallery and the ongoing exhibit 20th century americans. david was co-curator of an award-winning exhibiti