so jackson's true position is not the position you see pictured on the right. this unfinished railroad embankment. contrary to the conception, jackson's troop did not use that landmark as a trench for protection. in most cases, it was held only by a skirmish line with the main battle line to the rear of the cut or grade as the terrain required. pictu pictures were posted to provide advance warning of any approaching federals. if we were to get inside of jackson's mind or get in some of the military theorist that's chris white talked about last night, a true strong defensive position would be to order the men into this cut. it is a fortified position but jackson is not deploying his men on august 28th in the cut. skirmishes are nearby. those early warning systems for the main body of the army. but jackson's men are not taking a position in the cut. jackson's line then was on stoney hill or stoney ridge depending on who you read and which map you look at. it is a strong position. but it is not invulnerable. jackson's flanks are particularly weak. on his left, the

jackson sent couriers to his division to have him move towards this position jackson's position that he took was one that anyone would expect. jackson's line covered the line. thus if lee was blocked at thoroughfare gap he could take an alternate route. on his front the position was defensively strong running along , part of which including the embankment of an unfinished railroad. if things went bad for jackson which suffix springs road led to the loudoun valley. his position was not the railroad cut you see pictured here as popular history conveyed. credit to rob gore i decided to give some photographs for this , as weation this morning trudged the battlefield and he wanted to make sure that these were included in the presentation. so jackson's true position despite popular history is not the position you see pictured on the right. historian notes he says trips there -- jackson's to not use that landmark as a trench for protection. it is a four to five jackson is not -- early warning systems for the main body of the army, jackson's men are not taking a position in the cut. jackson'

they're under friday pressures cannot properly represent the positions or defend the positions that theirant. but, if lobbying is only protected by the first amendment under the petitioning clause, the mopping can only be considered legal and therefore isctly when the lobbyist loving for exactly what his or her employers want. the whole basis of the argument in the ecological lobbyist is that the pressures are pulling lobbyists away from what they ought to be doing. therefore, for going to haveave proper reform of the lobbying system in washington, d.c. then we need to settle laws andthat regulations that push us as lobbyist to be clearly beholden to the people who employ them and to be able to better resist pressure and to do away fromom those positions. maybe i'll draw some analogies with the relationship between lobbying and their clients and it's not all that different between lawyers and their clients. a lawyer in a courtroom can ethically only advocate for clients the way client wants. every time the lawyer wants to change tactics they have to get the explicit approval of their clie

those that they have relationships with more so than supporting the positions of the people, interestat are employing them. we saw this actually unfold in and on ful extreme version withe trial of a lobbyist a few years ago. jack was supposed to be representing several native american tribes in their dealings with congress and the bureau of indian affairs. but, instead to carry a lot of favor with the bush administration and with powerful republican leaders on capitol hill, he instead kept inventing issues that native american tribes need to get lobbying on it provide campaign-finance support for. so essentially he's ripping off his own clients to better build up and carry influence on capitol hill. it's that same extreme example of what i'm talking about of lobbyists behaving unethically because of the pressures on him to do so. so, this is the basis of the argument i make. that lobbyist are under of writing pressures to not properly represent the positions that there employers ideally want. but, if lobbying is only protected by the first amendment under the petitioning clause then l

alibaba's position is very strong.seeing some very notable monetization improvements. combined with good volume growth and a strong operating environment and a high range business model. affirmation is my initial take away. nejra: what about the cloud computing? that dipped below triple digit growth of the first time in several quarters. is that a concern? rob: it is not. there in market development phase and the offset here is the number of paying customer record,s was by far a the previous high bar being 103,000. their primary objective is to win the land grab. they have had some aggressive pricing actions over the past couple of quarters that the plates the top line growth but as long as there is -- they are successful in getting the early adopters on their cloud in mass, they are in position to win this market. one area notonnie: doing as well as entertainment. why is it not performing as well ? of: they have made a couple the acquisitions in this space. required, they took that business and really started to break

on the other hand, these position papers were strange because they were position papers without positionsjust, kind of, scenarios, and the british government has no position. but there are some signs of, welcome realism, in the sense that the british government is ready to continue to contribute to the budget of the european union for as long as it is a member of the eu. there has also been movement, welcome movement in the area of the authority of the european court ofjustice and i think a fudge is going to be arranged. there are also interesting noises about britain wanting to have a deep and special relationship with the european union, wanting to have also a special and deep relationship, a trade relationship with the eu, wanting to replicate the customs union and so on. the noises point to a kind of membership of the single market, but this also happens at the same time as the home office sending deportation letters to european citizens, so the status of european citizens has not yet been sorted, and the european union and britain have not yet agreed about the process of the negotiat

they see the full year is a positive impact, a positive translation impact on 50 -- 50 million danishrone. the organic beer volume drops by 2%. the estimate was for 3.85. they are warning that the organic volume is down by 2%. that in part being hit by russia. sales numbers missed the estimates, 31.70 7 million. .- 31 point you're looking at ab inbev. that is who you have got to go up against even though you have got decent recovery in europe. we are spending more. anna: let's go around to other corporate earnings. the insurance sector, first-half net income 25.4 million francs. any good position to achieve their full-year target. recently we heard from the ceo after some illness. swiss life will be restrained on acquisitions. that is with the ceo told a provocation -- that is what the ceo told a publication. manus: who is the king? it is china. they are back on top. they had the most amount of treasuries in june. reserve, they have improved for the sixth straight 0.68.in a row, can they sustain this number one position? strong trade flows, they reckon that china is not done buying tr

we will talking about positioning on the dollar, this is cftc data showing positioning on the euro.bullish on the euro for the first time this year since 2014, but those bullish that have been pulled back a little bit. if we head into bearish territory on that positioning, that could pose much bigger questions than sustainability of the euro rally. we are softer around the 117 handle. i'm looking at oil and gas stocks here, we have a technical meeting of opec in vienna happening today, so stoxx 600 oil and gas index is near its lowest since november. manus: let's check in on some of the moves we got on here. what matt and i were talking about. commodities are moving, iron ore is staying in the $70 range, that is a question for the market. the preview we have got. idc says iron ore will hold in bhp70's as we go in, expecting earnings, rebound, that is one of the messages coming through. the miners at the top of your screen, aluminium trading , zinc islevate prices trading up 1%. nickel is up 1.91%. glencore all pacing on the upside. it is land on the countryside is down by 1.2%. you

>> depends on who takes that position.ill have a bit of time until mario draghi engages -- vacates the position and have a more dovish ecb but could have a more dovish head of euro group. there would be a balancing act between the -- vonnie: talking about who governs germany and what kind of coalition the next time, on the margin it makes a difference, , doefore, risk portfolios you make changes now before we know a result or do you wait for a result? what is the timing? >> i do not fundamentally we will see a big shift in the german policy. the germanink elections will be a big driver for the markets. i think it is another step in the direction of getting these political events out of the way. we started the year with uncertainty which is slowly disappearing because we still have the italian elections. not many people talk about it. it will come. important for me is the relationship between germany and france. angela merkel and macron. that relationship is going to be crucial after the elections, whether the two countries

there is a lack of positivity.hat this administration that can -- can get anything done that is positive for business. many leaders have argued that has been the case in america and this is not new but they were hopeful they might get support because that was the one pillar that this administration was going to bring to the u.s., it was going to support does this. that does not appear to be the case. guy: where you are sitting right now, how much attention is being interview that bannon gave yesterday, talking about the battles that exists within the white house between himself and gary: and the treasury secretary mnuchin about how to approach china? and in talked about economic war. we have seen business leaders walk away from the white house, they are not employed i the -- if they were to do the same, would you worry that the situation with china could get more problematic quickly? mnuchin or cohe away, -- they bring a moderate hand on trump's shoulder at least when it comes to the economy. that would be a big lo

shares just positive this morning. >>> time for top trending stories.gram is the latest victim of an internet hack attack they say a flaw in the system revealed celebrity e-mail and numbers. it warns people to watch out for suspicious activity on their accounts no word on which accounts were affected were you >> i hope not. >> i don't have a blue checkmark. >> not as important as i am. more followers, though >>> fox sports is hoping to -- >> i actually didn't ask for it. >> they bestowed it upon you >> fox sports hoping to capitalize on american's short attention spans. they will debut six-second commercials during the nfl games. that if it came in would be transformational n my opinion for nfl. one of my criticisms is that the whole thing takes four hours, the total play time is 60 minutes. you have so many breaks for advertisements, just keep the play going solidly soccer, 45-minute half, uninterrupt uninterrupted. >> i wonder how it will change the economics, cheaper ads the nfl is a behemoth when it comes to advertising spending. >> deadline day for

the default position is some kind of dialogue at least to try to defuse the rhetoric. back channel, discreet, to test the proposition, alisyn that, in fact, there is a diplomatic solution to this. i'm not entirely persuaded there is. but not to pursue it, as long as he isn't dead because frankly, we haven't really tried it. >> north korea is the one saying our nuclear program is not on the table. so how does that -- where does diplomacy start with that position? >> diplomacy needs urgency, but

they must have had a big position. if you are looking at the way that the norwegian wealth fund is structured, they have a you look at when stocks, and then they have bonds. the real estate holding returns them 1.2%. they face many challenges. that is something we need to keep an eye on. let's get on to the rescue of your data check in. this is what i am seeing overall. the markets are on a little bit of a rebound, especially for stocks. it is august 22. european stocks are joining the rally across most of asian equities, following three days of losses. trading volumes, once again depressed. even withreating, ray dalio saying he has reduced risk. reporter: the command review u.s. forces are confident in the ability to destroy north korean missiles. pyongyang threatened the united states with merciless revenge for carrying out annual military drills with south korea. steve mnuchin says president trump could keep the tax breaks for military, while eliminating it for others. trump highlighted it to during his election cam

they fall back to position along seminary ridge.they take up a position with the gamble's brigade at the far southern flank where they beging firing heavily at the advancing confederates. it is during this phase of the fighting that the popular major lemon of the 3rd indiana is shot and killed. his remember nigs that morning came true.rthern kaleb's guns fall back, doing good work out there. now at the northern end of the feel we have a problem. jubal early's division is coming from new york, and it is seen from cemetery hill. a new york commander sees these confederate soldiers coming and he thinks, okay, i've got to do something, and he opens fire on them with his artillery.onfede the problem is that those confederate troopers are well beyond the range of wedrick's guns and instead of shells falling amongst confederates tre they instead fall amongst tom devin's troopers.he he has a couple of horses wounded, devin doesn't know it is friendly fire. he does the only thing he can do, breaks off and withdraws. this in turn leaves the f

a very large short dollar position.erable to a rebound if has a low probability of a rate hike. matt: i heavy chart that shows that at 110.58 also shows the 10 year yield, you can see they're 2.5%.e at will these to continue to track each other closely? >> we seeg back -- going back to 1.15. -- 115. remember, with extreme dollar positioning and a low in senior yields it makes a risk reward for yen. we think we can go back to 115. guy: let's put this all together. market is overstretched. former officials take?day, what will it you talk about the fact that the data will improve the back end of the year. give us a sense of when that starts to click. >> it is a good question. we spoke about the biggest shorts in the market and our positioning survey. no surprise the biggest is europe. not only have we cut those extremist but the magnitude -- got those strains but the magnitude is out here as long as the survey has been going on. that creates a lot of risk in the market and we talk a lot -- what would happen with accommodat

in the position and being in a position of course. quite strong so i think that he created some kind of structure for today's ukrainian leadership or maybe to receive some kind of instructions because sure the key is a part. part of some kind of program. should be done in ukraine so he is continuing everything the same what he was doing in georgia and of course a good could be used. for the problems aside because they didn't want to. use ukraine to russian. the world political game immediately when southwest really. lost the citizenship of ukraine he was in ca and then and b.b.c. and international media. all these interviews the people begin from the words the biggest fighter and gave begins the biggest fight against russia do you think this is. the time of the war to shift the responsibility for what. you know nobody nobody is sure there is possibility. after august thirtieth cells and date because it was a general said nobody's responsible and no but the just. paid a price for just. beginning war nobody paid a price that people were

positions on this is necessary to make progress. juliette: global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. you can find more stories on the bloomberg at top . the missile from north korea has been the major market mover here in asia. you have seen risk off across the board, the yen rallying, handling about 108 to the dollar so we are seeing the nikkei down five .5 of 1% in late trade. the hang seng index also breaking its recent run of good gains down .41%. have a look at the kospi, also low. s was down over 1% in early eoul trade. a solid is after it had first half earnings report. elsewhere we are seeing in new zealand chorus which is a wholesale and retail can indications company. it is one of the worst performers in the region, it has had a number of downgrades and cut its own earnings guidance. 9461. look at vtb we have seen this would come through from a lot of chinese and hong kong companies, we are awaiting the big four banks and you can see here reflected in the

an absolute position for the traders report.hink that just that little bit of good news with wages, 10 basis points above expectations, headline jobs creation slightly better, but they didn't need a lot to move the dial. the moment that they think this is a short recovery rally within a bearish trend, but they say let's listen to what dudley fleet says this weekend if we get a cpi number 1.9% or 2% or above. then, perhaps, it becomes something a bit more tangible. betty: need to see more evidence and more sentiment. chris, i want to pull up a chart for our viewers on the bloomberg. 491. chart g #btv it shows how long a bear market cycle is for the dollar. if you look back to the 1980's, it is on average 10 years the 2000's.k in the early of course, relatively speaking, we are the green.. -- green dot. it shows the beginning of the trend, the decline in the dollar. whether we are headed to another bear market cycle. do believe if the evidence is that there is trend will continue could we possibly see one as long as another decade

but we still has an positive surprises, not as positive as the overall market, but commodity producersstill been able to surprise the market positively. from that perspective, i don't think we have partied too much y et. in terms of prices, that hinges on the china picture. i think our stance on the chinese economy so far and for the remainder of the 17 is we will be fine longer term. 2018, that is a different fiscal tendencies tightening. earlier on hiske program this morning with the ceo of antofagata. the consumer economy is much more intensive and copper. and also, i think we are seeing a very significant change, or disruption, technology-wise. thoseon the other hand, seem like strong, underlying fundamentals. we have seen with these commodities, not just copper, iron-ore, coal, a number of others that help these companies make money, rises so quickly in price over such a short period of time. tell you need to be concerned about that? wouldn't that keep you up at night as an investor? >> i partly agree with you and i partly agree with him. i would say that is the typical economist

the reason she did not get this and's position early on that she was in a teaching position for so long is that those at the institution teaching there would not respect her authority, and so they held having that position, but in time, she becomes president, and there are some sort of worries that this is going to happen and they are going to resist her, but i think that in his appointment of her, him showing her the respect that she deserved as someone who is ,ompleted qualified for the job people backed off. men, in particular, at the institution act off. in terms of spellman, it is -- at theg institution backed off. in terms of spellman, it is , probably why he got the position, according to what i found in the archive, and she was very determined to make that happen. he was very inexperienced. he was 37 years old and had never been in a similar position. he was still working on his sosertation, i believe, and that might be -- you might want to check that, but -- [applause] i'm going to say beverly told me that, because he was finishing in as program and was position at the time, so

is a fantastic position. it has high banks. it is a narrow river. tough for the artillery position, but because of those narrow banks, it becomes hard to cross the river on the other side. and there are other places that dominate the northern bank. if i put the artillery here, i have a great platform. wants to hunker here and let grant come at him. lee recognizes it is a race to the river. filinghis army comes down this direction, moving ewell still blocking the way, grant will send the rest of his army to follow up hancock. wave your hand. there he is. let's not forget about him. hancock is feeling very forgotten. that is part of the problem. here, as he gets his army he will follow and keep going that way. and he is going to send the ninth corps straight down the telegraph road. will followth corps up and keep going that way too. the problem is, ewell is blocking the road. by the time burnside gets here, the army of northern virginia has basically filed down this road. look how wide open it is. no problems. and because it is smooth sailing, the re

the bottom line was quite positive.said, it was surprising to most of those watching this stock. at the same time, revenues was lower than expected. the shifting focused to margins right now is quite important, especially because people want to assess what this i scio -- what is ipo is going to be like. it is the biggest in the uae in the past few years. there's a lot of expectation on what this might actually bring in terms of dividends to shareholders. this is expected to just be one of the main reasons for people to watch the name right now. yousef: let's get more context about what is happening with the earnings season in the gulf cooperation council. joining us is the head of brokerage managing for the company. welcome back to the program. i was just looking at an earnings breakdown of some of the companies. with over 120 reported, we are seeing flat sales growth and earnings growth -- well, there was no growth, down 6%. you are not as pessimistic about these numbers as some of the you?s are mru? -- are, are guest:

before the storm, the governor and federal officials did pre—position aircraft and supplies up pre—position in texas, so up and down the coast here in texas, so that crews were ready to move into hard—hit areas. the moment conditions improve. the victims of the grenfell tower tragedy will be remembered with a minute's silence at the notting hill carnival. earlier, doves were released in memory of the victims of the grenfell tower fire, which is part of the carnival route. sadiq khan spoke at the ceremony, saying those affected will get justice. we pledge to redouble our efforts to support this community. and we make sure we have in our thoughts and our prayers all of those affected by the awful grenfell tower tragedy. and part of this pledge is making sure we getjustice, we find out exactly what happened. we make sure those responsible are held to account, and also ensure this never, ever, ever happens again. sadiq khan, speaking at the notting hill carnival live. we can join sadiq khan, speaking at the notting hill carnival live. we canjoin our correspondent greg mckenzie who is in westbou

camera position, 50 miles at 10,000 feet.he size of fisher, 14 by 18 miles. photographed at normal speed. the yield was seven megatons. the weapon was scheduled for firing on the fifth of may. this was 10 days since the last shot. for the first time in the operation, we had what could be considered a normal interval between shots. on the 16th of april, a strategic air command b-36 landed on an island. camera position, 50 miles at 10,000 feet. as a picture, 14 by 18 miles -- size of picture, 14 by a teen miles -- 14 by 18 miles, at half goals be. normalographed at half speeds. the sixth and final shot of operation castle -- this device was flown to the forward area for the final assembly at perry island. spot was anchored in position. 6:20 on the morning of may 14, the smallest device of the operation was ready. this test initiated an investigation of small, lightweight, thermal weapons. picture, 14 by 18 miles. the yield was about 1.7 megatons, essentially as predicted. learned weiring, we have the capability of developing me

you mentioned secretary price, who served in this position. newt gingrich previously served in this position. >> right. >> did they offer you any advice coming into it? >> you know, i have extremely big shoes to fill with the leadership that have been in this position, and secretary price has been a longtime friend and mentor, and he and i still try to carve out some time every week to just chat, at least on the phone a little bit about just the issues in the district and all of those things. so, he's been terrific. >> now, you live in georgia, serve georgia, but you grew up around washington, d.c. >> i grew up in southern maryland. my husband and i have been in georgia for just about 25 years now, so it's home for us. it's where we've spent all but eight months, i think, of our marriage. so, georgia's home. but it's interesting to be back in the washington, d.c., area. some old friends are here and have been looking me up, so that's been fun. >> what took you from this area to georgia? >> my husband's job. when we got married, i was working i

short positions have come off.f the governor downgrades expectations, if the governor comes out today and says, i do not price in a rate hike this how much potential is there for the shorts to go act and how much damage does it do? mark: as you say, the positioning as much cleaner, we have the brexit process to negotiate, we are not making much progress. six months ago, there was a lot of the market betting that may be brexit would not happen. we seem to have erased that tail risk positive outcome. now we are sure brexit is happening but there is no sign of press -- progress. it is looking more negative for the -- brexit. on top of that, mark carney will lose a lot of credibility if he sits again, he her petition for not always delivering guidance and after june, saying a hike might be imminent, suddenly goes no hike is imminent, it will be him to guide hawkish lee. not only do we get a hit to the pound as expectations get christ out but it makes it harder for him to guide those back in and that will be a sustainab

this is a consistent overweight position for us.t we have seen this year is the market getting a little ahead of that. we are seeing some loss of momentum. try to remember that the reform in india, whether that is demonetization or the isroduction of the xp positive in the long run. credit, bothve in across the spectrum, and also positive in governments and local currency. we remained very positive and it has been consistently overweight for sometime now. haidi: interesting you are saying you are positive when it comes to fixed income in india. what does the implication of lower rates and looser policy in india mean to you? if you look at the bond market expectations, this week's cut is pretty much a done deal. narrow?going to plus, you have potentially less opportunities in the market. do you expect to see a slowdown when it comes to foreign influence? >> we would expect to see a slowdown going forward. the cut this week is priced into the markets. but we still see the growth trajectory as being very positive. i know you don't look

positive.es carry about the upcoming elections? it seems a lot of commentators are saying no matter which way coalitions are formed it's just in the center which would be fine for businesses. clemens: it doesn't look like businesses are very worried about the elections. it seems to be the case that everybody expects merkel to win. the only question is which coalition will it be, will be a repeated coalition with the democrats or will it be a different one but nobody expects any major shift in economic policy as a result of the action. francine: our guest host rupert harrison has a question for you. rupert: two questions, on the german economy, it seems to fire on all cylinders and the level of confidence is frequencyly high. what scope is there for any additional acceleration, can we go higher or are we at peak? the inflation outlook, secondly, are there cost pressures coming through, are german companies raising wages or will we be waiting sometimes for that to happen? clemens: this is an impo

you should not be in this position. with the epa because they but have said i am working my way through of this. he was lying to them because scott was one of the central climate deniers of our age their regular ecus the epa. they would have rejected him because that would have been absurd with the democrat or republican a baseline of confidence and respect for the agency if you want to dismantle that and if you are given the responsibility that the water that our children drink is safe that we are prepared to deal with hurricanes that hit major cities that leave the fourth largest city in united states under water bin you better understand the current stance on climate change and be ready to establish a climate resilience infrastructure so you don't understand with the more better crisis. he should not have been put in that position and. [applause] >> rex tillers it is one of the most dangerous group that i write about it here called the adult run screaming. if you are picked for a position by someone who cannot be tru

camera position, 50 miles at 10,000 feet.ize of picture, 14 by 18 miles, photographed at normal speed. the yield was seven megatons. the weapon was scheduled for firing on the fifth of may. this was 10 days since the last shot. for the first time in the operation, we had what the concerted tittered -- what could be considered a normal integral of shots. a command be 36 -- camera position, 50 miles at 10,000 feet. size of picture, 14 by 18 miles, photographed at half normal speed. the six and final shot of operation castle. this device was also flown out to the forward area for final example -- final assemble. its zero was towed to point. over the spot that is now a crater, anchored in position. smallestn may 14, the device in operation was ready. this test initiated an investigation of small lightweight thermonuclear weapons of a megaton class. is 14 by 18ure miles. the yield was about 1.7 megatons, essentially as predicted. from this firing we learned that we had the capability of developing megaton weapons weighing less tha

equally important is the behaviour of tory rebels, who now feel if labour is taking this position andally with them and perhaps through the comments we can affect a negotiation. and those tory rebels are those who are very much on the remain side. absolutely. just hours after this article dropped in the observer this morning, matthew parris was not an mp any more but used to be, still an influential columnist and writer, used to be a tory mp. absolutely die—hard remainer, saying for the first time in his life he could consider voting labour. that is not to be sniffed at. as a comment, lots of brexiteers will sneer at him and say he would say that, but actually he has never voted anything other than conservative and buy him to be out of the blocks so far saying i would never vote for kolbing but i would vote labour, if called is not there, given this u—turn, it is significant. there will be lots of mps thinking similar things. —— i would never vote forjeremy corbyn. they will be thinking it and muttering it in the commodores and suddenly be monitoring it at parties. even by his own it

you have to be disciplined and positive plays on second and third. and third and long is hard in this league. >> soul versus a storm. who you got? philadelphia soul find themselves back in the arena bowl. saturday night they look for another crown. jeff skversky has the preview. >> from the moment the soul won last year's arena bowl they are talking about a repeat. just days away from defending their title it comes saturday at the wells fargo center. >> it would be nice for the city and fans that never seen our game hopefully this will be a mark to come out and watch us, our brand of football is exciting. the high scoring soul has the highest winning percentage since any team in philadelphia since 2004. and making their fifth appearance on the big stage. >> you see the bags under my eyes that is why you play you work all year for this moment. >> excitement and butterflies starting to wake up. i'm nervous but excited. >> nervous about what? you dominated at home and dominated tampa bay. >> we can't compare this game to the last games. >> they want bac

and i don't want to be put in a position and i won't allow you to put me or him in a position of not finding that justice as swiftly as possible. >> you just decried both sides. you just decried both sides. here we have a situation, mr. bossert, where neo-nazis, the and others went to charlottesville, virginia, chanting other racist slogans provoking the people of charlottesville, virginia. making them feel intimidated. yes, violence did break out. one person was killed by one of these alt-right clan nazi protesters and you just decried both sides of this and this is the issue. >> no. no, i didn't. you're making this issue a little distorted. what i would decry is the individual that committed murder yesterday. what i would do, though, is quibble with this notion that any of this is acceptable. these groups showed up spewing hate. these groups showed up looking for violence. >> what groups? >> i think it's just important for people to understand. >> what groups are you referring to? >> well, i refer to the groups that clashed yesterday. i think it was pretty graphically evident. >> a

the british government has no position.ut there were some signs of realism in that the british government is ready to continue to contribute to the budget of the european union for as long as it is a member. there has been some welcome movement in the area of the authority of the european court of justice, and i think a fudge is going to be arranged. there is also some interesting noises about britain wanting to have a deep and special relationship with the european union, wanting to have also a special trade relationship with the european union, wanting to replicate the customs union. the noises pointed to a kind of fudge that suggests membership the single murky, but this happens at the same time when the home office sends deportation letters to european citizens, so the status of european citizens, so the status of european citizens has not been sorted, and of course the european union and britain have not agreed about the process of the negotiations. the eu would like to start with finding a solution about the budget, t

at least we have a position. what is interesting on the ecj position is that this is not crazy.nd attempting to articulate various options. the issue is the red line that the british government has with the ecj because the point of brexit is that parliament is sovereign. the british parliament has to be sovereign. role that is given a is similar to now, dictating more directly to members, that would breach the brexit idea. the ecj enforces mutual recognition that has been established since 1988 that goods produced in one member states can be sold in all member states. if we lose that, that creates problems for british trade. francine: if there is an agreement on ecj, does that mean brexit negotiations will be tamer and safeguard business interests in this country? business interests have been harmed by the free-trade agreement they've got. i don't think there is any problem getting a free trade agreement with your. -- europe. what we lose from the ecj point of view is mutual recognition, which is legally enforceable. is anhe british navy independent chairman, judges from both si

>> i think we are uniquely positioned to do that. we have intellectual property as part of the commercial service and many of the foreign embassies that can push on this issue very significantly in the countries where they are located in second as of course you know the trademark office as part of commerce and i intend to work closely with them to develop international strategies and finally, i mentioned this a little earlier i think it is time to dust off section 301 which is an important trade while that has strong intellectual property language and if need be we can use the litigation approach to make sure the pharmaceutical companies are protected. >> as a former staffer i know how much they open the lines of communications with agencies. >> thank you for your question. in my opening remarks i mentioned that getting of the de diligence in the process there was something that came through crystal clear from both sides and i gave commitment to work in a bipartisan fashion to get you into staff thand your staff then you need to be a

they put thehe engineer brigade in position. he needs time to build that ded line. how is he goingde toci buy it? well, he makes a cold-blooded decision to sacrifice the regular corps of his army. brige the army of the cumberland has 1 1400-strong regular brigade, 15th,to 16th, 18th, 19th. still on active duty today.shepe rosecrans gives the order to george thomas. thomas goes over to oliver shepard and a succinct order.aln shepard, take your men in there. stop the rebels. about 11:00 in the morning, the 1400 men of the regulars will yi march inll perfect formation ba across that open field into the cedars where they will collide head-on with four confederate dh brigades. the fight will last 20 minutes. it's a short, sharp fight. both sides will give as good asa they get and shepard will order a retreat, partly covered by russo as they fall back.day, whe the 1400 men who march across later in the day when they ted t muster, 806 will respond to the call. 44% of the united states regulars, those professionals, have been left back on the obaby battlefield. wrway,eck ju