this is a 17th century engrave offering a witch's sabbath. certain themes are familiar as these men and women also fly by various means to a clearing. you remember that i said that there had been no flying in massachusetts before 1692. well, suddenly everyone is aloft. in her second interrogation, foster revealed she had flown to the meeting on a pole, one she shared with her neighbor. as they sailed through the air they crashed, took off a second time, though, foster hurt her leg in the fall. not the first woman to plunge to the ground. we know about the crash not only from her official account but bus a local minister heard her confess and questioned her privately afterward in prison hitch was fascinated by the mechanics of witchcraft. did she ride to the meeting on a stick? what decide they do about food. she said she carried bread and cheese in her pocket. she described the sandy ground on which she sat. she provided details of the timing of the flight, in both directions. she claimed her leg still hurt her from the accident ship was enti

big banks have already relocated away from catalonia at least on paper spain's fifth largest lender sabbath and its third largest bank like catalonia as winemakers they fear that if the region split from spain they'd be cut off from the security of e.u. law and they'd be out of the euro zone. to a country that has declared independence at least from the e.u. yesterday the british prime minister told the parliament in london that the ball was now in use court but many banks in london are not waiting to see what will happen they are already moving their european operations to cities like frankfurt here in germany so they can keep access to that you the affected bankers want the best for their families so they are now in a rush to find apartments and schools and kindergartens for their children. some ten thousand new jobs are expected to spring up in the frankfurt area as a result of breaks in. real estate broker stefan pointing observed developments from up high and senses change in the air. but believed that fund of course breaks it will boost frankfurter will be renting an extra fifty thous

minute and that was all the scoring his side needed absolutely no chance of stopping at this one sabbaths it was only on the pitch because bruma was injured in the warm up and leipsic wind up with just one point less than the table toppers. now this year's rhineland darby also happens to be between two of the blunders league is fiercest rivals and leave a cause and they share a common goal playing in europe next season are flying high with an impressive run of form thanks in part to their solid defense laver couzens performances on the road have been poor in fact heading into the clash they haven't won an away game they're frustrated fans have been demanding victories they're worried that their campaign may end up being a repeat of last season's disappointing twelfth place finish high intensity jule between these two all rivals was in store. plot back went into the game on the back of two straight wins and we've lost in lin fine form they've accusing coach heiko halleck might have been fearing the worst and it looked a tough ask for the visitors when fabby and johnson put gladbach ahead o

tanks spinning through the city's paradise square which i says would soon turned into a showcase of sabbath. today the same square aptly renamed paradise to help the square with no capital and little territory is broken is a total defeat now imminent. also coming up they have fought together to push back islamic states now iraqi and kurdish forces may be turning on each other the u.s. refusing to take sides claiming it's really not that bad. aside from the incident from early morning hours on sixteen october south of kirkuk that we assessed as a miscommunication there have been no further reports of armed conflict or contact between the two groups. and we begin the day with the biggest military victory so far in the battle against so-called islamic state for the past four months u.s. backed forces have waged a campaign to retake the syrian city of raka from isis today a general of the syrian democratic forces announced that the fighting is over in two thousand and fourteen isis fighters took control of rocket making it the capital of a new caliphate but rocket quickly morphed into a capital

[applause] >> brian, tummy about this little book, unholy sabbath. >> -- he has this book which he wrote as an undergraduate, as i recall. to do a version for the emergence of a war series coming out in a year or two. fantastic stuff. questions? pleaser member to introduce yourself and tell us where you are from. >> i'm paul from texas. is, how much, if any, success the federals have -- federalist had came from the folks that they were fighting >> i thinkminnesota? a lot of it has to do that. this was mcclellan's army. the return of mcclellan gave them quite a bit of confidence. weeks aftersix antietam, you can see the gloom return to their letters and diaries. withthose who are upset the way mcclellan withered away those weeks. were ready toey express there are regretting mcclellan was gone. this campaign is one example of that. seriously andthem we need to take them seriously probably the broadest swath of four -- of thoughts in the civil war north. this should be far and a limited way. he's not somebody that we should that around as the brunt of our jokes. mcclellan represents that br

what i object to is this american imperium this idea that somehow we have the the right to a sabbaths ourselves anywhere we want we have over eight hundred bases in one hundred thirty two countries and what we've done is to go around the world looking for dragons to slay while we ignore our own problems here at home and we are wasting the blood of our nation the treasure of our nation our young people we're causing catastrophes among families in other countries and for what is it's all about this is a racket this is a way for people who make arms to cash in and or who have government contracts to cash in and anybody who had the eyes and i had to see what was happening you could never ever vote for a single penny for any wars and from that point on i didn't vote for a single department of often sponsored what did what happened what kind of fallout did you get to being the opponent to this. it came from many different levels in the media came to you know you're not even a patriot are you even an american i mean it was that kind of heavy handed implication and. and the political parties

. >> israel celebrate the sabbath independence day in the streets of tel aviv echo with shouts of cheerharvey: when you were growing up, i would think that you were scared a lot. prime minister: i had a wonderful childhood sprite there was no fear that everything around you would or people woul. prime minister: we did have the faintest idea of that. it was a different world. harvey: figure in a tiny place. prime minister: there was self-confidence in the newly emerged nation. we were a generation and i was born one year after the state of the declaration of independence of the state and it was natural toer me sprite you were the mide child and i have done interviews now with many people who have interviewsn and it seems like they always targeted the older brother and that he is the one that will do great things and your brother was an exceptional what i have read is your dad especially said this is the kid that will go into the military and be a hero, going to politics and did you feel that shadow? prime minister: psychobabble. my father, the last thing he wanted was d for us to go into

england and i flew down from new hampshire to boston and i joined some family friends for the jewish sabbath and i took that afternoon on saturday to walk across campus where i studied to visit some old friends, and one friend in particular who was a quiet trump supporter on campus, we had this long discussion about trump and what he met and especially about the state of american politics and american political discourse. the thing that worried us have time wasn't that whether trump won or lost but that america would be divided. it remains bitterly divided. it's not because it's trump or even because of the campaign. it goes back earlier, some of it starts in the obama administration, some of it starts before that, but i remember the big complaint was that the two parties are too close to each other in american politics had been a consensus debate. there was no real disagreement or no issues that provided people, that began to crack with the impeachment and bill clinton refusing to resign. you kind of look back a little ways to see where these began. certainly the obama presidency was divisi

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minute and that was all the scoring his side needed absolutely no chance of stopping at this one sabbaths it was only on the pitch because bruma was injured in the warm up and leipsic wind up with just one point less than the table toppers. now this year's rhineland darby also happens to be between two of the blunders league is fiercest rivals and leave a cause they share a common goal playing in europe next season are flying high with an impressive run of form thanks in part to their solid defense laver couzens performances on the road have been poor in fact heading into the clash they haven't won an away game they're frustrated fans have been demanding victories they're worried that their campaign may end up being a repeat of last season's disappointing twelfth place finish high intensity jule between these two all rivals was in store. plot back went into the game on the back of two straight wins and was last in line find foam they were cruising coach heiko halleck might have been fearing the worst and it looked a tough ask for the visitors when fabby and johnson put gladbach ahead on s

also the sabbath and spartan secretary slams labor party and peace reach it appearing on this channel despite a dozen of his own party members and even his father being guests here and we hear from schoolchildren in afghanistan who say they were injured when u.s. troops opened fire after dropping to thrive i mean it's something cops.