general bordeaux ceased further inquiry. by november all members of the first division completed their french duty and were ready to enter the final phase of their training. the limited supplies available to the division created numerous difficulties for the soldiers. marshall noted that we lacked transportation to shorten the marches and to carry them additional comfort such as firewoods and blankets during maneuvers where the soldiers were constantly exposed to the elements, marshall referred to this difficult period as the winter of valley forge. the terrible conditions that the soldiers endured led marshall to appreciate the importance of high morale among the soldiers, he noted that even officers who had responsibility of keeping morale up, had beck depressed and because of the dishartening news which circulated regarding the progress of the war this period marked the transfer of command from the first division from sibor to bullard. in general 1918, general bullard informed the division it would be going to the front u

general bordeaux, the commander of the 18th french division, intended to repeat much of the training the first division had already repeated as well as conduct a number of demonstrations that marshall believed were of little use. despite marshall's attempts to reach a compromise, general bordeaux refused to consider any alteration to his training program. marshall wrote al letter that general bordeaux could not accommodate himself, we would have to go our own way. the threat of ceasing additional french training was enough to convince general bordeaux to agree to the terms that marshall had outlined in the letter. over the next month, pressure to get american soldiers into combat mounted. at the beginning of september, george clemenseau, not yet prime minister, showed up to speak with general seibar. mar marshall, who was present for the meeting, recalled that clemenseau proposed having american troops be sent to a very quiet front to gain experience in the trenches with veteran french troops to assist them. general psych psych agreseibar only general pershing had the authority to ap

the threat of ceasing additional french training was enough to tovince general bordeaux agree to the terms that marshall had outlined in the letter. over the next month, pressure to get american soldiers into combat mounted. september,nning of short clemens, who is not yet prime minister and has tried unsuccessfully on several occasions to meet with general pershing, showed up to speak with the general. was present for the meeting, recalled that general bordeaux made a short talk about the importance of early entry into the line of american troops, then propose having american troops be sent to a very quiet fronts to gain experience in the trenches with veteran french troops to assist them. the general agree the proposal sounded reasonable, and when clemens considered the metal ,ettled -- matter settled marshall had to explain only general pershing had the right to approve or reject the proposal. he delivered an impassioned speech in which he said he had begun to doubt the good faith of united states because month had passed and no troops will been -- have been seen in the line. he c

general bordeaux, the commander of the 18th french division, intended to repeat much of the training the first division had already completed, as well as conduct a number of demonstrations that marshall believed were of little use. despite marshall's attempts to reach a compromise, general bordeaux refused to consider any alteration to his training program. marshall drafted a letter to be signed by general seiber that set forth our position and stated what assistance we desired from the french and informed general bordeaux if he could not accommodate himself to the proposed arrangement, we would have to go our own way. the threat of ceasing additional french training was enough to convince general bordeaux to agree to the terms that marshall agree had outlined. french pressure to get american soldiers into combat mounted. george clemenso had tried unsuccessfully on several occasions to meet up with general persian showed up to speak with general seiber. general cyber. marshall who was present for the meeting recalled that clemenso made a speech and proposed having american troops be

bordeaux. guillaume: southwest of france, that is bordeaux, famous for wine. that was the case at the time as well. they are entering the river into the town center. you can see how many people are waiting for the american troops coming, waiting for liberation. it was 500 miles from the frontline. all of these people are aware of what is going on for the last three years, hopeful to see. some women having their husband back at home, sons, everything. mitchell: they were excited about having the american troops and hoping that the american go immediately get in line, but that wasn't so, and we required several months of training. french troops were hoping american troops would amalgamate right into french command. which, for the most part, did not happen, but pershing allowed some american troops to fight with the french including the african-american division, the 93rd. guillaume: here are troops already. this looks like the chans elysee. they parade on the main avenue of paris. now we are at the lafayette grave, east of paris. mitchell: this was a famous scen

the announcement comes just a day after roma announced they were on the verge of signing him from bordeauxat the last minute the 21 year old opted to play for the spanish champions and will have a medical on wednesday. he's yet to be capped at senior level by brazil, but scored 20 goals in 84 ligue un games. emre can has told the bbc that he's excited about the project atjuventus as he gets ready to start his first season with the italian champions. the german international left liverpool, after four years and along with another new signing in cristiano ronaldo is not only trying to make it eight consecutive serie a titles, but also wants to win the champions league for the turin club for the first time since 1996 as he told simon stone. i think ithinki i think i have a lot of options to join, many teams are there, england

intoare entering the river bordeaux town center. you can see how many people are waiting for the american troops coming. hoping for liberation. bordeaux was not part of the front line. it was 500 miles from the front line. the people are aware of what was going on for the last three years and they are hoping to see their husbands back at home. songs and everything. >> they were excited about having the american troops and hoping that american soldiers would go immediately in line and fight but of course that did not happen. it would require several months of training. here are troops in paris already. this seems like the show there is a. we had the arc de triomphe in the distance. film at 10e entire p.m. on real america. you are watching american history tv on c-span3. the united states capitol historical society hosts a tribute. this your they host the house energy and commerce committee. they gather in the hall to recall their experience on the commerce committee. this is about 45 minutes. thank you for coming here tonight. i'm do

malcolm joined bordeaux in two thousand and sixteen and scored twenty three goals in ninety six games for the club and i jury in football coach has been caught on camera accepting cash payments from supposed agents who use it for his phone to buy a television crew accepting a bribe from two investigative journalists posing as football agents yousif was the assistant coach to the national team at the world cup in russia when i jury and football journalist solomon is a sham says the problem is widespread among poorly paid coaches in africa. from to go to ghana to egypt to south africa zimbabwe it is very common for for for coaches to accept bribes and sometimes this relationship is initiated by the coaches who don't get paid much and they begin to use the players not to be able to get some sort of financial reward and another part of it is that agents really instigated it because they upset them play is that they need to market across the world across europe just so they would be able to showcase their skill and they come in and give the coach or coaches some sort of up arrangement wher

malcolm joined bordeaux in two thousand and sixteen and scored twenty three goals and ninety six games for the club. shortlist for the world players and coaches of the year has been announced by fi for all the big names from the world cup of their as you might expect messi and cristiano ronaldo have dominated the best men's player award for the past decade but that could be under threat from stars killian and backpay and two on greaseman rafael veranda are shortlisted world cup winning coach to be a dish up against countryman xina dean sedan for coach of the year as all the coaches from the other three world cup semi finals plus russia stanislav church as of now the winners of the last two women's awards failed to make the list which is dominated by players from the european champions league on five time winner and australian strike assam kerr also among the other nominees three finalists will be announced for each award ahead of the ceremony on september the twenty fourth. three time n.b.a. champion twain wade is considering his options for next season he's a free agent and with his f

malcolm joined bordeaux in two thousand and sixteen and scored twenty three goals in ninety six games for the club and i jury in football coach has been caught on camera accepting cash payments from supposed agents who use it for his phone to buy a television crew accepting a bribe from two investigative journalists posing as football agents yousif was the assistant coach to the national team at the world cup in russia when i jury and football journalist solomon is a sham says the problem is widespread among poorly paid coaches in africa. from to go to ghana to egypt to south africa zimbabwe it is very common for for for coaches to accept bribes and sometimes this relationship is initiated by the coaches who don't get paid much and they begin to use the players not to be able to get some sort of financial reward and another part of it is that agents really instigated it because they have set them players that they need to market across the world across europe just so they would be able to showcase their skill and they nom come in and give the coach or coaches some sort of op arrangeme

the italian club announced they were signing the player the twenty one year old leaves french club bordeaux in a deal worth nearly forty eight million dollars malcolm was due a miracle on monday with roma but didn't take the flight he joined bordeaux in twenty sixty unschooled twenty three goals in ninety six games for the club dhoni team is back on the tennis court after retiring in the first round at wimbledon the austrian made a winning return by advancing at the german open in hamburg he is the top seed at the tournaments and dropped only six games during the match against french qualifier corinth military six four six two the school the austrians only previous appearance at the german open ended in the round of sixteen defeat to eventual champion leonardo meyer of argentina that was back in twenty fourteen. i'm sorry to go on fees of france speed succeed marco check in it's only six four three six and six four to reach the second round in hamburg morphy's will face leonardo mine in the second. and fifth seed for the coal schreiber was making his fourteenth german open appearance on tue

malcolm joined bordeaux in two thousand and sixteen and schooled twenty three goals in ninety six games for the club and i jury and football coach has been caught on camera accepting cash payments from supposed agents to use it was filmed by a television crew accepting a bribe from to invest to journalists posing as football agents yusuf was the assistant coach to the national team at the world cup in russia nigerian football journalist solomon shome says the problem is widespread among poorly paid coaches in africa. from to go to ghana to egypt to south africa zimbabwe it is very common for for for coaches to accept bribes and sometimes this relationship is initiated by the coaches who don't get paid much and they begin to use the players not to be able to get some sort of financial reward and another part of it is that agents really instigated it because they have set them players that they need to market across the world across europe just so they would be able to showcase their skill and they you know come in and give a coach or coach some sort of our arrangement where they would be

you have ambitious plans to expand hs1, enabling people to travel from london to bordeaux directly inmpetitive market in many ways. everybody wants to be able to get around europe as quickly and easily as they can, competing not only with other rail options but also the likes of easyjet and ryanair. hsl has been enormously successful in terms of international growth, eurostar, our international operator, has experienced 3% year on year growth in the last ten years and one of the great things about hs1 is we still have capacity. i still have 50% capacity on my railway. as a chief executive and wa nt to railway. as a chief executive and want to fill that. why do you still have that capacity? i know when i try to get on a train from london to paris, you got to be quick off the mark, if you're going at any high demand time, all the tickets are gone and they are expensive because of high demand. when i talk about capacity, it is available pathways on the network. eurostar increased their train capacity last year and brought in some new rolling stock, providing 20% more capacity on each ser

guillaume: southwest of france, that is bordeaux, famous for wine. they are entering the river into the town center. even see how many people are waiting for the american troops coming, hoping for liberation. it was 500 miles from the frontline. all of these people, they are aware of what has been going on for the last three years and are hopeful to see women having their husbands back at home, sons, everything. mitchell: they were excited about having the american troops and hoping that american soldiers would go immediately in line and fight, but that did not happen. it would require several months of training and also the french were hoping the american troops would amalgamate right into french command. which, for the most part, did not happen but pershing allowed to some american troops to fight with the french including the african-american division, the 93rd. guillaume: here are troops in paris already. this looks like the juazulize. mitchell: this was a famous scene and the immortal words "lafayette we are here" has been repeated over and over

the threat of using additional french training was enough to convince general bordeaux to agree to the terms outlined in the letter. within the next month -- at the beginning of september, jerry, who was not yet prime minister, and had tried to meet with the general pervy, showed up to speed with general proctor. general proctor agreed to the proposal sounded reasonable. so they considered the matter settled. only general perks -- percy had the right to approve or disapprove the proposal. the americans must enter the battle and make some sacrifice to prove to furnish soldiers that they were there to fight to a finish. the general said he appreciated the view of the situation, but that put partially trained americans into battle and risk the possibility of defeat. general proctor remarked it will most likely force american troops to go forth than planned. cognizant of the pressure the u.s. army faced to the fighting, the pace of training increased. in addition to training the soldiers, marshall was also involved with acquiring the necessary equipment to be fully functional. marshall not

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year old just a day after a misled they'd struck a deal with his former cardboard malcolm joined bordeauxin two thousand and sixteen and scored twenty three goals in ninety six games for the club. and i jury and football coach has been caught on camera accepting cash payments for supposed asians was filmed by a television crew accepting a bribe from two investigative journalists posing as football agents he said was the assistant coach to the national team at the well cup in russia when i gerry in football journalist solomon is a schelm says the problem is widespread among poorly paid coaches in africa from to go to ghana to egypt to south africa zimbabwe it is very common for for for coaches to accept bribes and sometimes this relationship is initiated by the coaches who don't get paid much and they begin to use the players not to be able to get some sort of financial reward and another part of it is that agents really instigated it because they upset them players that they need to market across the world across europe just so they would be able to showcase their skill and they come in a

third relation and pockets on dead threatening to wage protest on the streets saying that david bordeaux all the political parties support however there is no consensus within the opposition one of the major political parties the buggers down people's party to. go that son of a one time prime minister of don boehner did go that he would try to convince the opposition that they must follow the parliamentary procedure and that of course means divisions within the opposition if the opposition and they were good brings. pressure on the government it would mean more political instability but there is no turning back on emraan khan's rake and ridge ball when they're trying now it's strong and it's here like need to dig within the next few weeks. so what do we know about imran khan and his policies the tasha good name has more now on the man poised to leave pakistan. imran khan has lived many lives he's been a world cup cricketer a philanthropist and a long time opposition leader for two decades he's tried to disrupt pakistan's entrenched political system often plagued by corruption scandals no

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last night carolyn bordeaux and lucy mcbath won races in georgia. and kyung lah joins me now.e show, you know she has been reporting on these and many other women candidates for "outfront." and kyung, i know you spoke would lucy mcbath today. she lost her son to gun violence in 2012. she is going to be facing republican congressman karen handel in the general election. so this going to be two women in this final race. what did lucy tell you? >> she says that she is just one face, erin, in an a historic surge of women running for office. she has an authentic story that voters have decided to latch on to, a nonpolitician. she also adds she is no longer just a first-time candidate, she is a primary winner. >> but i want washington to know about the women that are coming is that we're coming to keep you accountable. we're coming to make sure that, you know, our communities and the people that live in them can live the american dream, that that's not being taken from us, stricken from us. i just think that women are really trying to make sure that democracy works for all, and they'

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