samuel townsend knew him very, very well. general was not in brooklyn where this battle is brewing, he was right next door in jamaica, queens and he needed men. he needed 500 more soldiers to enter the battle. he gave samuel his important letter requesting these troops to go and find george washington and wait for his return letter. what's he going to get the 500 men? washington was wishy-washy. maybe he could, maybe he couldn't. what holt writes back to samuel townson i need these men immediately i am being surrounded. finally samuel as instructed by washington to give an audible return message. so vital he did not wanted to be written on paper. the message was this, you are being abandoned. washington had no choice. he could not win the battle of long island. he was vastly outnumbered and surrounded on three sides. all that washington could do was in a deep fog that fell over his army, get in a boat in secret troops over too manhattan island. even though the british had successfully beat him in that battle, when the fog lif

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that's why the work samuel and chelsea. thank you so much for being here today. the 1st question i'd like to ask both of you. do you think our generation is more politically active than the generations before? and how are approaches different. i disagree with the fact that we're more politically active this generation. if you look at history, then you know even a civil rights movement, there were a gang leaders who are on the front lines for that as well. john lewis was 23 when he's spoken to march on washington. martin luther king organize that. a very young age. i think what we're seeing now is in the midst right of a digital age where social media so easily at everyone's disposal, that it is a tool kit in ways that we haven't seen before. historically, to democratize information, to share resources and ultimately to build the community. and i think that's what happened this past summer with the george wide process. but i also think that that is really indicative of the power of community building and coalition buildings that we're seeing with agend z and mille

absolutely correct. samuel, how would you respond to that? i agree wholeheartedly with that, i think you look just at the sheer number of protests that occurred since the ferguson uprising in 2014 and then again, i'm after the murder of george floyd and minneapolis, it's a scale that this nation has never seen before. you know, we have in terms of organizing, you know, we were learning from organizers all across the world to figuring out how to use limited resources. but the access to technology is access to a phone, access to twitter that just allow us to go further to go faster, to organize more quickly and at a scale that hasn't been passed. what is digital organizing? then? digital organizing is how do we actually mobilize and online people skills their talent, their energy, and they're concerned about this issue with the actions that can make the biggest difference towards ending police violence towards changing the systems and structures that we produce. police towns and cities across the country. and chelsea how are using that in your

you are dealing with samuel clemens, mark twain, you are dealing with a man outside his time, but then firmly embedded in it. he is an "avatar". he is this literary god that understands the world, he traveled everywhere and worked everywhere, he met kings and queens and royalty in europe. are so many angles and so many parts that i certainly needed help just to assemble his life and to go over the course of his life. so i would like tom to talk about how we laid out the book. because that was important, i spent so much time writing about twain. and then getting to that point where tom would say you're not writing another biography of twain but of a country that embraced twain, about our love for this man and what he did which began long before he was dead. so there is a long history of just reverence for twain, and in -- and we way in one volume youd see the whole picture. i understood there would be images we would see, but we did not know what. what we tried to do to organize the book was have a chronology of twain's life running through the book, but twain was fascinated with certai

of a 100 level meal enough in the last not that i'm going to go to michigan and there's a loss on samuel's. they'll samuels people in the new stuff, and that, but those that, those can, you'll be, but i said activity. so, and then an automated doing open succulent any more in the, over the maybe in the locality that i've heard he's develop. well, the deluxe is but assume that they were more lat pull. it is, uh, i think it could be a good to me. this is less like, but it says that there's more than i can. well, your so let me think that but at that, but so in that case they seen that they allow that on us. that will have it as a mistake task to push on as the kind. yes, yes or no is correct or for kill us. but as soon as it this morning that some of them i already have missed some of my that i have some people that some subsidies this summer, some place sadie. yes, i could certainly not jacqueline, just because in colorado that in those plastic button. and but it took in your busy i live in sydney spoke yesterday is yes. could i have, can you also look up by us? cuz we buy leo sent e, cause

it out in a more he meant then come down meaningful, get you the sitting place for me knowing on samuel group or decide what the log in here. so you have the meeting and the good one, they'll be able to do it for 2 of the me think the projects we're going to run into issues on the bill that you're going to know. uh, the daniel, the way to do when you, when he bid will defend a ball, but the one that the guy, the one that's, he's going to be always, so going to get as a chest. so i might, on kasai, shown them by their ability still most likely to do this. and then i got to the thing that got, you know, be able to do a portfolio for games that she said on the enormous, associated like i was under the 7 that, you know, it was still gauging don't. let's put this all into the front of the office. so it was like, well, to jean connie just can actually pull up some of the, the vin, whether there's any that you maybe gene solely problem is the problem. unless you know, you want to do an seo and you may have to go, that's fine. you know that let's be sort of outage in mind. you can move or someo

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let's good to hear your thoughts on this regular to speak to you, doctor, or you can console out samuel, you one day. thanks for your time. thank you or so now be sure to check out the other story is got lots of content on d w dot com, forward slash africa such as well for data being is africa on social media. we'll see you next time. the growing up in mongolia oscar is 10 years old and he loves life in the gobi desert, the. she has a dream calling her to leave everything. oh, d w, the might seem easy. how much can we do simultaneously? multitasking these, the modern methods. because if we do too much at one video wrong, we mess things up, risking brain damage. so let's stop this self sabotage humans and multitasking. watching our new to v w documentary, algeria is here, mauritania is here. they don't work truck. we know is this one of the great dream and the grim reality the scenario was hell i swing what remains? i just want to be free. the house on the edge of this, the heart of the last shelter start september, 2nd on dw door. don't take mommy. under your mommy's not coming back. ov

wait, samuel was in a contract dispute last year and admitted he didn't show up for camp in top shape. isaac got a talking to from his head coach in his second year and responded with career numbers last season . he's been obsessed to this off season with football. you can tell he enjoys talking about it. he enjoys preparing for it, and he's truly become a pro. and the results i think we'll keep showing. one of the things i admire so much about kyle is and our players know it and they they crave it. he's going to tell them the truth. he was real with debo, and i applaud debo for not fighting that he got himself in tremendous shape. the most important thing, it's translated on the field and it's going to allow him to have success, not only this year, but long term. they aren't yet jerry rice and john taylor, but samuel and aiyuk could be the best pair of receivers. the 40 niners have had since those two were part of a multifaceted rooted offense. joe fonzi. ktvu fox two and yesterday the 40 niners had a very special guest at practice. kyle shanahan breaking up the daily grind of summer

samuel. dr. samuel gregg, author of the book the american economy nation, state and markets and an uncertain. dr. gregg is a distinguished fellow in political economy and senior research faculty at the american institute for economic research. he has a doctorate in moral philosophy and political economy from oxford university and a master's in political economy from the university of melbourne in australia. he has written and spoken extensively on questions of political economy, economic history, monetary theory and and natural law theory. he is the author of 16 books, two of which have been shortlisted for conservative book of the year. he is a fellow of the historical the royal historical society an affiliate scholar, the acton institute, a fellow, the center for the study of law and religion at emory university, a visiting scholar at the heritage foundation, a member of the montpellier and society a member of the royal economic society and a member of the philadelphia society. he served as pre

that's good to hear your thoughts on this regular to speak to you, doctor, or you can console out samuel you one day. thanks for your time. thank you. or for that's it for now. be sure to check out the other story is got lots of content on d, w dot com, forward slash africa such as well for data being is africa on social media and we'll see you next time the vehicle i started to try to silver the key. there's a silver supporting, the thomas told him i ordered for a $120000.00 rubies. he couldn't believe it. still, bombing wasn't the solution off to the collapse of cotton production which hit the village of really hold the way. now self sufficient and not dependent on as the money the cooking deal. and 30 minutes on d w, the little guy. this is the 77 percent the platform for these issues picture, right? you know, on this channel we are not afraid to pass and then it gets to talk to young. people clearly have the solution, the future of the 77 percent every weekend on dw, sometimes a seed is all you need to allow big ideas to grow. we're bringing an environmental conservation to life with

this is gene is great, samuel company today. my name's what do i have a news on odyssey that has been the yet another 2 in a full month french clinic this time going. we also needed to live with a message to the nation, confirming the open. so that came off of the country's move, he said, he's been placed on the house arrest while his son has been detained for quote, season and corruption. the way the defense and security forces gathered within the committee for the transition and the restoration of institutions based on behalf of the governor. these people and guarantors of the protection of the institutions have decided to defend peace by aiding the regime in place for this purpose. the general elections of august the 26th 2023, and its results or cancel the whole institutions are dissolved, including government institutions defend itself, the national assembly, or the constitutional course. we call on the population that community of the brother, the country, is settled in government as well as the deputies diaspora to remain

rather than taking over from him are working in you i'm not joined by doctor or you cause a lot, samuel you, when a, a youtube influenza and a medical doctor based in the u. k. thanks for joining us on the w news africa. now can you tell us why did you decide to relocate from nigeria to the u. k? i was basically just looking for greener pastures because i believe that practice in medicine, in nature, i was just getting a bit more hostile and i just wanted to be able to write. so that was the reason i'd say to me that we've had stories from doctors and nigeria talking about long working as full pay poor working conditions. so i'm saying they even feel exploited . is that something you recognize? special, a 100 percent. the product soon mentioned in nigeria, so like it was, we were pouring our hearts into it and we weren't really guessing anything back in terms of renumeration or even recognition or basically just quality of life that i thought was an equal to the pool, i guess in their return and that was just definitely a major problem. so for me, with deciding to and what's been your e

very good to speak to you, doctor, or you can console out samuel, you one day. thanks for your time. thank you. or for that's it for now. be sure to check out the other story is got lots of content on d, w dot com, forward slash africa, such as well for data being is africa on social media, and we'll see you next time. the charlie molten, racy con dr. records. what's the next 24 hours of? no, no, or read the w as we approach test life again. you had a clue, has no doubt as an end of nice camera, she looks up to people in hospice and support stay relative. it's a changing and meaningful task. that's just like the w, the vacation is just time for players to, to, to the beach and heading to the state. the season kicked off a lot of work to do your cell kick off the you can draw the line between the spacings because i don't believe that space is, is a morally relevant criteria in any more than i believe that rice or sex is on frontier in. 2 2 2 2 we humans are closer to a chimpanzee, then a chimpanzee is even to a dog. the doctor series about our complex relationshi

states like ohio and mississippi. >> samuel alito is going to samuel alito, joy.cases are going to have important effects in places like texas. now in texas after the litigation, doctors know that they can prescribe abortion and can instruct an abortion in circumstances that are truly exigent without having to deal with the law and trying to figure out what that actually means and that's really important for women in texas. it really, again, needs to be underscored here. this idea that individuals can't have preferences. we're a democracy and we're supposed to have a voice and they frustrate popular will and to be clear it's short-sighted on the part of conservatives. they have advanced conservative causes like proposition 8 in california a few years ago. it is only now that they're falling under fire and ohio is a perfect example of a brazen attempt to thwart the will of the people. >> we will find out very soon how the people of ohio decided to go forward in terms of their own power and their own rights. melissa murray and david dewitt, thank you both. >> if the

at this time, the expectations of purdy were minimal, but samuel couldn't help noticing, even in campthe way the rookie had carried himself. i can go back to the preseason houston game where, you know, he kind of made a couple of plays and like you kind of you kind of see that he wasn't scared of the of the big moment. and then when he got his chance, he wasn't scared. then so it's just, you know what i'm saying? it was it was kind of shocking to see how good and how well he was playing with like no practice. and like stuff with the with the ones and the twos. but just to come in and be levelheaded and being able to get the job done in the open field. and two years ago, american sprinter sha'carri richardson made a promise. she said she'd be back. richardson was deemed ineligible for the olympics after testing positive for marijuana use at the trials in eugene, oregon today. the 23 year old rebounded to win the 100m. and the world games in hungary. that's her on the outside, just winning at the wire. richardson ran the 110.65 seconds a world games record, and it's always hard to deter

first preseason game and has gotten noticed by veteran deebo samuel . kind of reflect back when i was a rookie, like how hard it is and you know how hard you got to practice to get ready for a game. so he'd been getting better at that and it kind of shows in the game like he's a real life gamer. another thing the 40 niners had to be happy about was the way quarterback brock purdy looked in his first action since the injury and the nfc title game and subsequent surgery. purdy was nearly perfect in the one drive he played. he's smartly got the ball into the hands of samuel on two of his four completions and an opening drive that resulted in a field goal last year. at this time, the expectations of purdy were minimal, but samuel couldn't help noticing, even in camp, the way the rookie carried himself. i can go back to the preseason houston game where, you know, he kind of made a couple of plays and like you kind of you kind of see that he wasn't scared of the of the big moment. and then when he got his chance, he wasn't scared then. so it just, you know wh

samuel was in a contract dispute last year and admitted he didn't show up for camp in top shape. isaac got a talking to from his head coach in his second year and responded with career numbers last season. he's been obsessed to this off season with football. you can tell he enjoys talking about it. he enjoys preparing for it and he's truly become a pro and the results, i think we'll keep showing. one of the things i admire so much about kyle is and our players know it and they they crave it. he's going to tell them the truth. he was real with debo, and i applaud debo for not fighting that he got himself in tremendous shape. the most important thing, it's translated on the field and it's going to allow him to have success, not only this year, but long term. they aren't yet jerry rice and john taylor, but samuel and isaac could be the best pair of receivers the 40 niners have had since those two were part of a multifaceted offense. joe fonzi ktvu fox two. as expected, the united states will face sweden in the round of 16 at the world cup. argentina was dancing before the game, but

and drag artist, sab samuel.g me. very, very much for joining me. hello. all right. so look, there is obviously a lot of hoo ha about this particular book. now can i ask why do you think four year old, do you think four year old should be looking at this ? old should be looking at this? >> so, i mean , you've made to >> so, i mean, you've made to two things going on here. >> you've asked me if a four year old should be reading this book and whether or not you think four year olds should be looking at bondage gear. i don't know who's told you that. what you've can you've seen the image, you can pick if you'd like. is pick it up if you'd like. is bondage gear. it's not bondage gear. but it's not i don't think leather or that kind of stuff that we're talking about here on the book about here right now on the book is actually considered traditional . traditional. >> can we. yeah, just carry on. can we remove the strap? >> i think it's called i mean, i don't know if you have a bit of a lgbtq history here, but the leat

so samuel berg went on to become a physician. he stayed in the neighborhood and he became the neighborhood photographer. he took 2700 pictures. the neighborhood, they're on display at the new york public library. so i know now everything within it looks like all the stores, all the shops and the shops just within an hour block were, there was almost no service. you could not acquire. and virtually all the shop owners were independently owned. and pops, i didn't learn to ride a bicycle until i was 30 because i didn't need to. i could walk everyplace or. you could take a bus, four different bus routes downtown. you get downtown it's a half hour to times square. it a very harmonious, functional neighborhood. i when i posted this my neighborhood school website i at least three or four people came back describing the neighborhood and this is in newark in a working class in newark without a college graduate on our block until my next door neighbor became a college graduate on that later as i idyllic. right. i mean who thinks of newark.

they had interviewed john roberts they had interviewed samuel alito. they had interviewed michael luttig, all federal judges, all conservative. and the president followed to get to the chief, john roberts. but he went with his gut for harriet miers. a friend of his, also someone he knew in his mind would be conservative enough. remember, he was a a composite conservative. he thought that she was they had their friendship. he thought they had he thought she was meritorious and he thought that she would be a good supreme court justice. you might recall that that didn't work. and so we had the opportunity and i to bring harriet miers here to interview her. we went to washington to interview alberto gonzales. we interviewed karl rove. we interviewed chief justice rehnquist or excuse me, -- cheney, all the people who had served on that process committee. and as it turned out, the right wing of the president's party did not want harriet miers that o'connor seat, because you might remember it was called the swing seat. she a moderate conservative and sometime

he has been beads, decided to stay a new career, a number of american soldiers all sire, uh, when samuel korea, during the cold war baby use full propaganda. they have paid them a lot of propaganda, films, pine the roles of evil americans. but the result is a very difficult for north korea to. ready to take him these americans because they involve the loss of monitoring. ready and others, such as tips to, to maintain them and bots, united the, the big difference between travis came out of the, of the american soldiers the mines make him more useful. single career is the fact that he's asking american, he's black and north korea does sometimes take the opportunity to buy a box out america. when america criticized your career for its human rights abuses, no korea often points to america's history of slavery and also imo reasons issues to do with with rice. and that's also site, that's no scary areas i united so very progressive in this regard was some signs such as the poles racial issues. i mean, so say issued very racist insults. nice to play against presidents brought about about when h

well, they're trying to use water most sparingly, samuel, the store funding indoors, the term gardens for pavements, changing the type of vegetation, grouping plants together and storing systems to maintain humidity and so on. that has allowed us to reduce annual consumption from 77000 cubic meters annually to 52000 last year. awesome. and now that we're even no longer any showers at the beach, have you noticed that there was no showers? so that's far so little shame. because it was nice to just to show off before we go, go back from the go to the new test, but i mean as not, having showers seems bad to me. water can be reduced and other ways swimming pools that are full all year round water in the houses can be reduced and not leave tourism, which we all live off of without showers. so this be was the story, as well as a new chest, almost $72000000.00 tourists came to spain last year. they accounts of billions in revenue and millions of jobs. it's not just the temperature rising, but also the pressure on the industry to work more sustainably sticks out of line to w dot com slash busi

moments ago, samuel alito acknowledging a trip to rome paid for by a conservative group, and we have learned that justice thomas disclosing trips on a private jet and others brought to you by joan biskupic. >> sure, boris, these were forms due in may, and both of the justices got extensions to take more care in filing them, and they have just come in. the most important once, i think that are the items that clarence thomas has listed. two trips taken on the dime of harlan crow for speeches in dallas, texas, and then another trip taken to his resort in the adirondacks, which is an adult playground with the lavish amenities that clarence thomas has used for summers over the last couple of decades, and as had been earlier reported for prorepublica, but as we are seeing for first time, those trips are documented by justice thomas himself. those were both in 2022, and the reporting period that was covered by the new report, but he also came back in 2014, he is acknowledging a financial deal for real estate, a deal that harlan crow had made with his family for three properties in savannah,