sibley was was famously inept in underprepared. he was he was basically drunkenly incapacitated during some really key moments in the campaign. and his invasion was turned back decisively in the spring of 1862 by the time his army finally limped back to texas it had suffered in astronomical 30% casualty rate. and simply himself soon conceded that the region wasn't worth a quarter of the blood or the treasure that his men had sacrificed. and this i think is one of the reasons why historians like gary gallagher see the sibley invasion as a complete sideshow and to be perfectly fair and frank gary landed some pretty good punches on some of my earlier writing about this facet of the war and so he's completely right to say, i think that jefferson davis was preoccupied with the major military theaters on the eastern half the country. where as we know the war would ultimately be won or lost. but before we completely dismiss this campaign, i think it's sort of helpful to shift our framework and i'd argue that we should view the invasion no

transfer a 1000 pound willy in the 3rd from the companies that governance, some british journalists, sibley's involvement, buckingham palace, the, the monarch is taking the former british colony. you cannot investigate what was all those people were doing. slavery does, will pin in county messages from it. the real family must pay reparations. we extend, that's really been done. so it's by acting, you know, you know, start acting not just saying africa and press the blessing gets it, he's moved to come to you know, very meaning that happens. so i don't believe why jimmy was done. know off the people who i'm speaking, nothing up the dan politician in kenya on human rights activists. quite a mom where for london's colonial era crimes of course these nations to formerly apologize where they have done. many of them still burning with the white man's burden to civilize these countries and have no show riches of europe destroyed the large portions of murder, to millions of people around the slow 4th century. a reign of terror that will make in one of them have will tell us what we have done. someth

pride to come from a generation -- proud to come from a generation of like-minded individuals where sibley know if it is too great to be conquered. a youth which continues to strive for better, one which represents northern ireland or the global -- or exhibit some of the greatest talents. while it is important to recognize the successes of the last one he five years, it is of equal importance to look ahead to the 25 years to come. the state-of-the-art campus today is a reflection of the confidence based in our youth. not to mention the organizations that are the foundations on which the new generation can realize their full potential. my aspirations for the next 25 years is for us to pursue that but also approach it with confidence and belief in our proven qualities and capabilities as a generation. it is now my great honor to introduce the president of the united states of america, joe biden. [applause] pres. biden: good afternoon, everyone. please have a seat. it's a great honor to be here. i just told gabrielle that when she is a leading public figure in this country and i show a promis

catherine sibley. thank you so much nancy what a lovely introduction of our exciting panel this evening, and it's so lovely to have you all here. thank you so much for coming and it is my great pleasure to open up with our first presenter. who is dr. mary stockwell, and i'm so excited to hear what she has to say about edith wilson. thank you all. all right. thank you. my slides there they are. thank you so much. um, thanks for inviting me. thanks for everyone at flair. thanks also to the rosie the support technical support. thank you. let me say i wish i could say a lot about edith wilson, but what i want to do tonight is simply to kind of give you some of my overview my first insights and then make three points about it that i have found fascinating next, please. i don't know if you have had this experience about edith wilson, but when i talked to her about people that i'm writing about her a woodrow wilson, i often get hit with a negative response. i say she's got what i call negative charisma. there

billionaire, i get sued by people all the time for frivolous reasons, and that $130,000 to me is sibley a nuisance payment, so i paid it, or perhaps he will say he paid it in order to spare himself and his family from embarrassment. i would have made this payment -- which he did, by the way -- out of his personal funds regardless of if it was running for president and the payment was to cover up something tawdry, but it was not to cover up an illegal campaign finance violation. again, it is a winnable case. the case if it goes to try -- to trial will likely be tried in new york city, not exactly from the territory for donald trump, but i do nothing it is a particularly strong case. i agree that the other investigations currently pending in atlanta and washington, d.c. against donald trump, those are more serious charges, and i think the odds are high that ultimately he will be charged by one or both of those entities. >> you said if it goes to trial, so presumably, there's some steps that might come in between that happening. if it does, do you think president trump -- former president

currently, there are over 50, did sibley's, and others, 300 injured due to the ongoing war and tense, fighting with the rebate support forces and sedans. army has spoken up to 70 up real 15 flight to and from held them have been suspended. there is a white spate war we and excited of course, to them. right now i'm in one of the buildings. i mean, we have a witness that is going to, will this what happened exactly. we were sitting downstairs when suddenly a big explosion occurred right in front of us was so building collapse and got very scared to get a moment after that. the only thing was so what the debris. we didn't see the rocket itself. many stories were told of the reason why the whole thing even started with all the things that we know. as soon as we buy that we are this kid boots for the people who are the 2 armies. so as to take the police in the hampton, that could be thought most of them. let's take a closer look at how events have unfolded in sit down since the military conflict flags out on saturday. ah proteins am we will through the sound acquiring who are really scared

on tuesday, sir gala reiterated that is the wes, this hampering the grain deal to swing in sibley muscles. there are still problems remaining in order to ensure the deal. the go of these attempts is to retain control of everything happening. they aim to prevent russian grain and fertilizers from el rey mark as is a story. we see the secretary general and his colleagues working hard to resolve the issue, though without much progress. in the end, instead of implementing video, they expect us to beg, american and european force and banks to show their good we'll schools. meanwhile, rushes defense ministry has accused ukraine of using the black sea humanitarian corridor to carry out drones, strikes against its navy. moscow save the renewal of the grain initiative due next month is now in jeopardy due to the attacks which at branson attack. kiev hasn't commented on the claims. we spoke to a don lou. gov or the 2nd 2023 nigerian presidential aspirant, to say the west is benefiting from the great deal being stalled. when you have co, what lisa, the control panel was coming from russia. they're u

currently, there are over 50 dead sibley's and other 300 due to the ongoing war and tense, fighting with the brother, support forces, and sedans. army has spoken ops, his certainty up real 15 flight to and from told them have been suspended. there was a white space while we are on the side, of course to that right now i'm in one of the building. i mean, we have a witness that is going to, will this what happened exactly. we were sitting downstairs when suddenly a big explosion occurred. right in front of us was so building collapse and got very scared to get a moment after that. the only thing was so was the debris. we didn't see the rocket itself. many stories were told of the reasons why the whole thing even started with all the things that we know attorneys mean by that we are the skill book for the people, for the 2 armies. so as to take that please, in the autumn that could be thought of to them. let's take a closer look at how events have unfolded in sit down since the military conflict flagged out on saturday. ah proteins am we will through the sound acquiring who are really scare

. >> we spoke to a new york at sibley member about the development -- make spoke to an assembly memberhe development of this act that causes change. >> the attorney general can fine a company up to 2% of their global gross income for not complying with the bill. >> it is currently in the consumer protection committee and we are eagerly awaiting the day it passes since legislation like this could influence the actions of other states. >> senator kirsten gillibrand of new york announced the fabric act. it would require hourly wage for garment workers and prohibit this worldwide. >> all they are able to afford -- lower income levels. >> it is also one of the biggest dust and is needed for the economy. >> the economy needs them to consume more and more. >> he thinks businesses -- >> our reputations to our employees, immunities in which we do business and stakeholders around our companies. >> some fast fashion companies are declaring more suitable efforts. >> 65% of h&m's materials are now from cycled or more sustainable sources. >> but what most all of these businesses have in common is th

political and political officials of iran and hezbollah of lebanon, o allah, ahl al-kubaria and azmeh sibleythority of the president of iran in the past months, and especially in the last trip that i had now, from some high-ranking officials lebanon, i heard the sentence, and many nervous poems and secret tires of al-mustafa, corona, they told me when the iranian-saudi relations will return to normal , so that some issues in lebanon will be resolved, and they have a science teacher and an independent, electricity deadline for behrouz feature films to some i told the lebanese authorities that the iran-saudi incident did not produce the lebanese agreement. the bank and the germans must make a decision and the election of the 16th prime minister is completely internal and lebanese. we will support the lebanese agreement. i will support the lebanese agreement. syrian government and government helped syria is great, syria has been achieved in the war with the help of iran, my blood is flowing, there is a lot of military talk, and this agreement makes the military advisers of iran and saudi arabia

is going to be difficult to implement in sibley? well, many people around the world, a mocking earth day and celebrated on april 22nd to raise awareness of the importance of environmental protection. that clark has more already this year we've seen rec old storms. we've seen rec, hold, drought, and now record heat enveloping swathes of asia from india to southern china, and down to thailand and throw in this week's report on the devastating effects of pollution globally. and there you have it. humanity and the well we live in is in trouble. the founders of earth, they knew that way back in 1970. his walter cronkite on the cbs evening use 53 years ago. a name or unique day in american history is ending at a set aside for a nation wide outpouring of mankind seeking its own survival birthday. the environmental movement spawned by us. they energized politics and schooled some big achievements. his earth days founder dennis hays repassed to clean water act and endangered species act of marine mammal protection. acted toxic substances con

what about a button that has never been tried and gone is going to be difficult to implement in sibley artificial intelligence can seemingly to anything humans can and more it can write computer code, create fake video and con voices. they can even pretend to be you. reynolds reports from silicon valley. where is my script? did i take my pills? artificial intelligence voice cloning can create highly realistic spoof videos and that would be to one national or recreate the voice of long dead artist andy warhol . for a television documentary, i went down to the office because they're making a robot of silicon valley start up, resemble a i did the war hole voice cloning and has projects in the works for several global entertainment companies. it's not like of technology that's imitating a voice, but it's using the voice itself to, to, to speak. exactly. it's using the voice data itself, which is what the a i model learns from. and then it uses that data to learn patterns of that voice and be able to reproduce that to show us how it works. c, e o z o. have ahmed had me record a few phrases.

but while you're at struggling with huge de sibley contoured linen get, we're slowly reducing our dependency on others to as that make in india. that policy is unfolding and making a self dependent on the edge or bush. does it as post as you propaganda against india? because we are on the rise compared to that view, they're targeting us on our rise and populations. but we're also growing technology wise. and they are not showing the reality on the ground because they want to run their propaganda against us solution. what did he for me and in foreign affairs secretary roger saker, he says the scandal represents an archaic perception of the asian country by germans. i think it just shows that the germans are really ignorant. they live in their own word. india has changed as a few of the others who have commented on this have wanted out. we have floss, strange now. i don't think a germany is aware of the fantastic digital transformation that has taken place in india. we handle the cupboard vaccine program much better. so i think that if a country is humble, they should try and learn from other

for 4 days now because of the ongoing fighting and social media updates from within sedan on notes sibley reduce to people are advising each other to buy enough phone credit now for emergencies. they say later in case of a full network shut down and for those that can afford phone credit is proving to be very expensive. as my seen an engine travel blog has been documenting how to reach us for 11000 news ball it. so what journalism i believe you follow. now medicines and basic supplies are also running low and with people needing to flee. many sit in the sharing ways with people living abroad can help whether it's through fund raises or even posting information on where to find doctors and pharmacies in egypt once they cross the border. now on the ground though, there's also a sense of community during these hard times. bottles of water and food were handed out for free to passengers being bossed out. and for those staying behind some of charles venturing out during the si, fi, this group of people are taking master in their own hands and started clearing up off the days of intent. fightin

he wrote to one of his subordinates henry sibley in september of 1862 writing about his thoughts about the dakota people. and he used the word sue. quote he said quote it is my purpose utterly to exterminate the sioux. if the power to do so and even if it requires a campaign lasting the whole of next year, in fact, it took two years and so he goes on destroy everything belonging to them and forced them out onto the plains. there to be treated as maniacs or wild beasts and by no means as people. with whom treaties are compromises should be made made end quote. of course, not every army officer, you know had the same views but many of them did like, you know, probably most notably colonel john chippington who's, you know, masterminded the sand creek massacre two years later. but this gets to the the thoughts of the military officers of the time and and some of the people in the lincoln administration. another aspect of the civil war was that it completely devastated indian territory. what's now, oklahoma? and this is where the us government had forcibly removed, you know thousands of peo

is going to be difficult to implement is sibley ah, he wants to hear and these other top stories fighting has continued across sedans, capital cartoon, despite a 3 day ceasefire. the warring sides agreed to stop violence for e festivities, which mark the end of ramadan. at least 413 people have been killed. supreme court in the u. s. has blocked restrictions imposed by a lower court and a widely used abortion pill. pending an appeal, it comes a week after a federal court ruled the pill will remain available, but with some controls throughs. former president is set to be extradited from the us to face corruption charges at a 100. toledo earlier handed himself in 2 authorities in california. he's accused of taking more than $25000000.00 in bribes during his 5 year presidency. today's request to block extradition was denied by federal judge. argentina's president alberto fernandez, says he won't be running for reelection in october. a surprise announcement comes as the country faces of deepening economic crisis. hernandez was elected in 2019. you k deputy prime minister dominic rob has resig

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weapons on our streets and -- proliferation of weapons on our streets, the republican led general us sibleypport of folks even in this district like mark white from our own community thought it better to get rid of our democratic and representation in 86. and to solve the problem -- 86 than to solve the problem. this has been a holy week. this has been a sacred week. the lesson from it resurrection is a processing to persecuted people. reverend dr. martin luther king jr. was killed by gun violence. his words from what he spoke days before he was assassinated are still true. the movement lives or dies in memphis. the movement lives or dies in memphis. [applause] the movement lives or dies in memphis. the movement lives or dies in memphis. the movement lives or dies in memphis. the movement for justice lives or dies in memis. the movement for democracy lives or dies. the move into end gun violence lives or dies in memphis. [applause] we see those who want to kill the movement, republican-led super majority. we have witnessed one of the most historic, unjustifiable abuses of power by a state g

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what about a button that has never been tried and gone is going to be difficult to implement in sibley. so tell us, in terms of god, how much of a problem malaria is for young children. i melissa is one of the leading causes of their children and it is hard in the country these economy out of way by parents. so it is a very serious disease in ghana and we really need something to say this. but we needed something that will really be approved by everybody, by the way, that it is safe. and if you could just for our children could get your input and your analysis. so dr. thomas winston and about thanks for joining us from across the k. less the activists have begun 4 days of protests in london to demand urgent government action on climate change. the extinction rebellion groupons and end to the use of fossil fuels. it's called on tens of thousands of people to join the demonstrations as me parker reports. the cooling at the big one afford a gathering of thousands of climate activists from dozens of organizations bearing a glaring message to the gates of parliament. the climate change is a

now, because of the ongoing fighting, our social media updates from within sedan, on notes sibley reduce to people are advising each other to buy enough phone credit . now for emergencies. they say later, in case of a full network shut down and for those that can afford phone credit is proving to be very expensive. as my seen an engine travel blogger has been documenting how to reach us for 11009. it's all, it's all water journalism. i believe there are billions of all the now medicines and basic supplies are also running low and with people needing to flee. many sit in the sharing ways with people living abroad can help whether it's through fund raises or even posting informational where to find doctors and pharmacies in egypt once they cross the border. now on the ground though, there's also a sense of community during these hard times. bottles of water and food were handed out for free to passengers being bossed out. and for those staying behind some of charles venturing out during the si, fi, this group of people are taking master into their own hands and started clearing up off the

sibley get that you know that high of a gpa just because i was, you know, just a standard and everything't doing those courses. i always wonder. how much time do they do people that get these spend studying? always wonder if they just vote some, all of their time becomes their life becomes your life. that's what i thought, you know , so but, you know, i gotta give it to them for their focus because i wish i could focus that. well i really do. i can't talking about anyway. thank you for joining us for sure to join us for our next newscast. coming your way at noontime. he could stay up to date with the news anytime by going to ktvu .com. you can also download the ktvu news and weather app. you want to keep ♪

and of course we've seen the prisoner exchange before we get to the next steps and heard, or spa sibley, what made this moment possible to have a saudi delegation in santa after 8 years of a devastating conflict. what is it that led to this moment to day? is china. a saudi arabia's rapprochement with iran. bulkhead by china. does that have? are all in my scope? definitely massive impact on what we see happening on the ground. now, in the m and the se launched, the campaign against the health is in 2015, hoping to be able to bring back the internationally recognized government to power . but then the campaign turned into a debacle years later. it's been criticized by the international community. humanitarian activists have been saying it's about time to and the conflict in yemen, this also this or push mont, between the saudis and the iranian. and you can clearly see that crum prince and bright, mr. saudi arabia, her mom, had been sell man in his vision to move forward, modernize the country needs to invest more in the country. he needs a sense of permanence turbidity in the region. have

as well as sibley who did a great job and ran for office and did very well. caroline. thank you. -- caroline levitz. thank you. and a very good friend of mine is here today, and he lives here and he loves the state very much and irsterson was 50, he said he would do it, it was a long time ago in 2015. maybe before that. but he has been a front of mine for a long time, loves this state and he is a political pro, cory. where is he " up where izzy? -- where is he yak where is he? we take a few questions after we're are finished, is that ok? if i do it the end -- at the end that's the way to do it, and if there's any questions it's been let get out of here, now you have time to think about it. we will take questions. do you think biden takes questions, i don't think so. i don't think so. you saw yesterday he had the cue cards. and he said call this one, this is what you will asking here is the answer. they never did that with me in the white house, i can tell you. on tuesday, joe biden officially announced that he will seek for more disastrous years. -- four more disastrou

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i approach this well and now the body shows the video would occur, no violence, no death threats, sibley sang until we have action there will be no peace or safety in our communities. and how to my colleagues respond? they respond with the most extreme measure of expulsion which is only taken place re-times in this house, only three times in over 200 years have there been members of the house of representatives expelled. the first case was in 1866, six members were expelled for refusing to confer citizenship on formally enslaved persons. citizenship on enslaved persons. in 1980, 1 member was expelled for taking a $1000 bribe to kill a bill on committee. in 2016, one member, who any of you served with, was expelled for 22 counts of sexual harassment. now what you are doing with this prejudged expulsion, resolution, is saying that our actions were on par and equivalent with those gracious -- egregious, criminal activities that occurred. but the truth be told that when we approached this well, we broke no laws. we committed no felonies, we did not abuse the power of our office, we were simp

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been down since sunday, it will cost a lot of money to repair and there are fears that the country sibleythe moment people _ how do people get out? so at the moment people are _ how do people get out? so at the moment people are getting - how do people get out? so at the moment people are getting out i how do people get out? so at the | moment people are getting out in how do people get out? so at the i moment people are getting out in a number of ways, particularly overnight, since the latest ceasefire, we are getting mixed reports, some say there is a little bit of fighting going on on the outskirts of khartoum but certainly an uneasy calm seems to have descended upon the city, people are taking advantage of that to go by bus, some are driving to the border with egypt, others are going to port sudan, where there are reports of british naval ships may be on standby to eventually take citizens out. people are unfortunately finding that because the buses are in such high demand, the prices of seats on those buses are climbing up. i spoke to a british man this morning, he sentamu whatsapp m