the anglos lost at the alamo because it was a complete defeat. but just a few weeks later, it became a rallying cry at the battle of san jacinto where sam houston completely routed general santa ana and a larger mexican army that he had caught unawares. so it has as much of a symbolic, it's much more important from a symbolig point of view than a military point of view as a rallying cry. >> and if we visited you at the texas a&m library, which authors, books would you point us to really better understand this time period? >> i would probably compile a list of several authors from richard flores, i would also pick frank de la, it erre's book on san antonio. richard flores has written specifically on the alamo and how it has been viewed. and by various groups over the years. and how it comes to be such an important part of texas identity. >> for those who lived through that time period, they would not recognize the alamo today. >> that's correct. they probably wouldn't. one fellow who came down to san antonio, he was an illinois volunteer. they wer

josh: we're able to see directly the anglo-european immigrants that came before and how they faced the very same things that we're facing today. diane: lawrence's history impacts today. everette mills was the site of the 1912 bread and roses protest. anglo-european immigrants fought for reform during one of the most famous labor strikes in american history. nearly 30,000 textile workers, including children, walked off the job protesting poor working conditions. it would not be the last time dissent fell on this town. 1984, a ars apart the city. isabel melendez: i was right there in the middle of oxford street, right where the riot was. rioters chant: usa! usa! diane: community activist isabel melendez says the situation was a misunderstanding between people who didn't speak the same language. daniel rivera is lawrence's second latino mayor. mayor rivera: think about lawrence differently. for a long time, i thought we were mill brick. but we're not. it's really about the people. diane: people like activists joshua alba and glennys sanchez following in melendez's footsteps. diane: so i w

import anglo is now in his last stage of treatment which ends in august. oh, wishiim the best and a speedy recovery at that. awesomes such an experience for him. that's cool. >> own name, placard. he'll w it all. >> bundle up. >> i'm telling you, clothes p serve nodpose this morning. >> well, give up cold for >> if only we could do that. >> that's probably the best thing we could try. it wl be frigid around here for your ash wednesday. w t too very warm tomor either. in fact, it's probably going to be a little while before you notice anyilder weather to come back into the picture. right now over downtown washington, skies are clear, but you can't see in that picture is the wind. out of the northwest averaging 10 but gusting well over 20 miles per hour in places. so, temperature now 25. 1 wind chi degrees. get away from the urban heat island and it gets evencolder. 19 now in wind chester in front royal, 18 in martinsburg. 10 in fairmont. with the wind blowg, wind chills are now between 5 and 15 degrees everywhere. bund up, kids on your way out to school thi

the anglo-saxon model of capitalism and the globalization eastern crisis even so we have seen an economy crowe's over the last few would take it's not everybody is spending fitting from globalization we see the shrinking of the middle class in america and in europe in even saw on the surf ace does a lot of economic success the middle class is shrinking and less people who can really benefit from globalization well let's talk about why that happened well as ation clearly has benefited export oriented economies like china or germany much more and much more evenly than imports oriented economies including the united states is it really surprising that the pushback against globalization or the current form of globalization with that region eight in america wasn't at ballan to occur there you know we see the specter of globalization and the discontent of globalization is especially new as you put it right again america is mostly importing goods from germany for example cars and from china fast moving consumer goods and of course america is very strong in the tech sector but it lost its manufa

but they kind of learned from the anglos, and when the texans came in it intensified.nd the people you were invading knew you were an invader. [ meat sizzling ] ♪ >> anthony: oh, damn. you know, if you look at the legend of this place, you know, was it the history of violence and the harshness of the landscape that preserved it for so long? >> roger: yeah. west texas stayed wild, and it's still wild. people have lived on this landscape for 14,000 years. through all these different nation-states and empires that have swept over them. they've just -- they persist. ♪ ♪ >> carolyn: we're going to catch the arch. the arch of light that is just going to envelope this motif right here that represents the place where the sun was born. ♪ >> carolyn: welcome to the white shaman site. this is one of the oldest pictorial creation narratives in all of north america. the mural tells the story about the death of the sun, the sacrifice that takes place so the sun can be reborn the next day. i had the honor of having a huichol shaman come up from mexico to this site, and he started wee

continent's major capitals the host france's interim mcconnel along with the crowd younger and germany's anglo-american are trying to find a common approach to china's rapid economic expansion which has led to aggressive investment in europe and the takeover of numerous companies by chinese competitors present g though is on a charm offensive he came bearing gifts. an order for three hundred airplanes it's a game changer for airbus giving the trance european aircraft maker a leg up in its never ending rivalry with us competitor boeing china's jinping signed the deal during his visit with french president in modern. a move that seems to have caught you. policymakers a little off guard. together with german chancellor angela merkel and commission president. is cautious about china's multi-billion euro belton wrote initiative also called the new silk road project it's aimed at bringing china closer to other partners internationally and making it a stronger force in global trade and paris the europeans made a strong appeal to china to cooperate. we have to have trust in multilateral cooperation and the fac

heart of bird lane and this week to mark international women's day the focus is on women in power take anglo-american germany's chancellor for over thirteen years and for many the most powerful woman in the world women are also on the advance in many other countries in the u.s. they're calling for a different kind of politics on the street sounded congress women are also for instance making their presence.

the russian fleets was decisive in helping lincoln get through the last and most serious threat of anglo-french intervention you don't hear much about that and for good reason you need to leave evidence lying about say that comrade lincoln rest in peace lennon's blessings be upon him there you have it concrete proof of president after president being russian agents you got it right mr pompei oh about the whole russia meddling we're going to see if they will all jokes aside the report maintains that the kremlin did conduct malign cyber activity to influence the elections moscow maintains that its low expressed its willingness to discuss any concerns over alleged election meddling it also says that the russian collusion theme has been driven soley by internal us political feuds investigative journalists are calling for action against the us major intelligence community which have kept this collusion narrative alive without evidence for two years that . there should be major accountability in the us media and in the intelligence community they united with to draw on us political discourse for two

the russian fleets was decisive in helping lincoln get through the last and most serious threat of anglo-french intervention you don't hear much about that and for good reason you need to leave evidence lying about say that comrade lincoln rest in peace lenin's blessings be upon him there you have it concrete proof of president after president being russian agents you got it right mr pompei oh about the whole russia meddling. but all jokes aside the report maintains that the kremlin did conduct. to be to influence the elections moscow however maintains that it has long expressed its willingness to discuss any concerns over alleged election meddling it also says that the russia collusion has been driven solely by internal u.s. political feuds. president trump who did this week that those who spread misinformation and fake news on collusion with russia could face serious consequences or on one show in case you missed it takes a look at that. in case you missed. struggling to deal with the most terrible news president is not a russian spy. after years of rice lying around in donald trump's do you

the russian fleets was decisive in helping lincoln get through the last and most serious threat of anglo-french intervention you don't hear much about that and for good reason you need to leave evidence lying about say that comrade lincoln rest in peace lennon's blessings be upon him there you have it concrete proof of president after president being russian agents you got it right mr pompei oh about the whole russia meddling. broke with fifty years of us foreign policy on monday by formally recognizing the occupied golan heights as sovereign israeli territory the controversial announcement was made during a meeting with israel's prime minister who lauded the decision. a presidential proclamation recognizing israel's sovereign right of. the president ladies and gentlemen this is surely you know storing. your proclamation comes at a time when the golan is more important than ever for security when iran is trying to establish bases in syria to strike it israel the strategic territory which belongs to syria and also borders jordan and lebanon was seized by israel in one thousand nine hundred sixty

the russian fleets was decisive in helping lincoln get through the last and most serious threat of anglo-french intervention you don't hear much about that and for good reason you need to leave evidence lying about say that comrade lincoln rest in peace lenin's blessings be upon him there you have it concrete proof of president after president being russian agents you got it right mr pompei oh about the whole russia meddling. all jokes aside for the park collusion saga over t.v. ratings might have spiked after the twenty sixteen election by now experiencing a significant drop after the long awaited report was released the c.n.n. t.v. network whose critical coverage of trump has been labeled as fake news by the us president has seen a noticeable decline during prime time hours likewise one of the most popular n.b.c. anchors rachel maddow lost half a million views in just a week that's about twenty percent of her audience was all this happens trump friendly fox news has seen a jump of over a million viewers. c.n.n.'s chief correspondent trying to explain a trend saying there just hasn't been much

another extension so everything is still complicated i mean by then still with you know jim much as the anglo american and the french president in london mcrib all have just announced that they are going to be visiting ireland next week and meet their counterparts there what do you make of this. decision this this is a this is the preparations are going on for breaks if there's no deal and if britain should crash out of the e.u. on the terms of a probe that has some arab or asian has to be in place how to deal with this border between the republic of ireland and northern out and michael and let's america of the show that they are behind either and they support the irish ideas and this would mean to keep northern ireland part of great britain in a customs union not let them go and have some. national range of rhythm to avoid hard border between art and most of the island but this is still very fuzzy we don't know actually what would take place in april on april the twelve's fuzzy is a good way to describe the situation right don't turn into non big get at the heart of all the action do you thi

could approve britain's request for a shorter extension to bragg said anglo-american told german lawmakers that the e.u. could back a delay if british lawmakers pass the prime minister's withdrawal deal next week this despite the fact that it's already been rejected twice chancellor merkel's comments were part of a policy speech to the german parliament e.u. summit begins today in brussels she began by saying she favored a delay if it meant an orderly exit but was able to resolve the issue surrounding the irish border it's been lovely for the it is my firm conviction that we need to have a structured withdrawal of britain from the e.u. it's not just in the interest of britain itself which of course many there believe as well but it's also very much in the interest of germany and the interest of the twenty seven other member states of the e.u. . and i believe the key problem there has to do with the whole question of ireland let's end this to do not make the argument. straight to germany's bundestag where we find political editor not welcoming we have a chance of repeating her desire for an

the anglo-saxon model of capitalism and the globalization eastern crisis even so we have seen an economy crowe's over the last few would take it's not everybody is spending fitting from globalization we see the shrinking of the middle class in america and in europe and even saw on the surf ace does a lot of economic success the middle class is shrinking and less people who can really benefit from globalization well let's talk about why that happened as ation clearly has benefited export oriented economies like china or germany much more and much more evenly than imports oriented economies including the united states is it really surprising that that the push back against globalization or the current form of globalization with the region eight in america wasn't of balun to occur there you know we see the specter of globalization and the discount. and of globalization is especially new as you put it right again america is mostly importing goods from germany for example cars and from china fast moving consumer goods and of course america is very strong into tech sector but it lost its manuf

the russian fleets was decisive in helping lincoln get through the last and most serious threat of anglo-french intervention you don't hear much about that and for good reason you need to leave evidence lying about say that comrade lincoln rest in peace lenin's blessings be upon him there you have it concrete proof of president after president being russian agents you got it right mr pompei oh about the whole russia meddling. the word chokes aside the report maintains that the kremlin did conduct milan in cyber activity to influence the elections was coming to exert its low expresses willingness to discuss any concerns of religion election meddling they also further said that the russian collusion fame has been driven soley by internal us political views. ok which is the trump into this week that those who spread misinformation for collusion with russia good for you suze repercussions are all on show because you missed the big some of the tongue in cheek. in case you missed their merican struggling to deal with the most terrible news president is not a russian spy. after years of concluded that

members of anglo merkel's conservative party have lashed out at the outspoken u.s. ambassador to germany that's after richard grinnell warned that washington could cut down the intelligence shares of berlin should the chinese telecoms giant while way be allowed to be part of the country's five g. mobile infrastructure project peter oliver has the story. chancellor merkel is far from happy with the latest comments from washington's man in berlin on buses a richard grinnell said that should germany proceed with developing its next generation of wireless internet infrastructure alongside the chinese telecom company who while we're well then would be limited in the intelligence that was being shared with us from washington none of your business says angela merkel even a security particularly when it comes to the expansion of the five g. network but also elsewhere in the digital area is a very important concern for the german government so we are defining standards for . other politicians have also been quick to condemn the u.s. ambassador's approach the federal governme

it is european getting anglo-saxon fast enough?ster like you did at the italian postal system a million years ago? corrado: what we are not doing enough is europe in general is the creation of the single market. if we want to compete at the global level, we need to create an economic area, region, the same way the u.s. has done and that is something not happening yet. that is the main responsibility of the new parliament and new commission. create champions that will be competitive at the global level. ofhout that a word, a number specialty areas will be interesting and useful. tom: what would you do with deutsche bank commerce bank? i will go back to the italian postal system. what would you do day 1 at bank?he-commerz corrado: first of all, i cannot bankers.ce to such easying mergers is not an task. in that case, the combination of the two business models is possible. it has to be done rapidly. germany needs consolidation. germany is the country that is probably the last one joining the party of the countries with an organized, c

explains, the last three races of his career, the ace pigeon championship, the pigeon 0lympiad and the anglos. we we re the lewis hamilton of pigeons. we were asking you what you have been buying on an impulse. this obviously wasn't on impulse, the bidding war. james got in touch and said i got my —— so james got in touch and said i got my —— so my pigeon on ebay for the 22nd time. but there are news we may get real—time updates on how the economy is faring and this is technology allowing us to learn more about the economy as it happens? absolutely, for a long while everybody recognise the gross domestic product data is subject to revisions and there has been reliance and lean indicator survey data. this is where we get economic data pipe through so we can see precisely what is going on. fascinating and thank you very much, james. thank you also for your company and we will see you tomorrow. good morning. yesterday was dominated by rain. it did give us some lovely rainbows. but today will be dry for most and it will be milder compared to the last few days as well. high pressure trying to squ

heart of bird lane and this week to mark international women's day the focus is on women in power take anglo-american germany's chancellor for over thirteen years and for many the most powerful woman in the world women are also on the advance in many other countries in the u.s. they're calling for a different kind of politics on the street sounded congress women are also for instance making.

the russian fleets was decisive in helping lincoln get through the last and most serious threat of anglo-french intervention you don't hear much about that and for good reason you need to leave evidence lying about say that comrade lincoln rest in peace lenin's blessings be upon him there you have it concrete proof of president after president being russian agents you got it right mr pompei oh about the whole russia meddling. well joking apart for the past two years american mainstream media has given and none. coverage to the from russia collusion saga but although the t.v. ratings might have spiked after the twenty sixteen election they're now experiencing a significant drop after the long awaited report was released c.n.n. who's critical coverage of trump has been labeled a fake news by the u.s. president more than a few times and seen a noticeable decline during primetime hours likewise one of the most popular m s n b c anchors rachel all of this while the friendly fox news channel has seen a jump of over a million views. c.n.n. chief correspondent try to explain the trend saying there just

heart of bird lane and this week to mark international women's day the focus is on women in power take anglo-american germany's chancellor for over thirteen years and for many the most powerful woman in the world.

unlike other parts of sydney, the proportion of known anglo celtic migrants living here is pretty smallyou that for decades, an undercurrent of racism was building up undercurrent of racism was building up here and one day it exploded onto the streets. in 2005, urged on by a well—known talkback radio host, the mob sought to attack those who looked middle eastern. yet for many, these were minority views. conservative think tanks say this mostly harmonious society would not be possible if racism was a mainstream value. the argument has been made that australia is a racist country and you can draw a straight line between mainstream attitudes and the christchurch killer but i think that argument is absurd. but there are plenty of people who do not feel this way. we have given permission to the ordinary citizen in australia to think they can say whatever they want. that we have given them a license to say whatever they want. australia's largest mosque is in sydney's lakemba. christian high schools of new zealand maori heritage come to perform the haka. the horror in christchurch has caused u

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the russian fleets was decisive in helping lincoln get through the last and most serious threat of anglo-french intervention you don't hear much about that and for good reason you need to leave evidence lying about say that comrade lincoln rest in peace lennon's blessings be upon him there you have it concrete proof of president after president being russian agents you got it right mr pompei oh about the whole russia meddling. accountings underway in ukraine's presidential election where voting ended a couple of hours ago exit polls suggest the voters sent president poroshenko into second place setting him on course for a runoff battle with a t.v. comedian with no political experience i discussed the exit polls earlier with a host of artes political talk show worlds apart on a boy. that's a pretty intriguing picture of bret many would say that it was kind of expected that the fact that the incumbent president according to exit polls a number of exit polls i have to say managed to get around seventeen eighteen percent of the vote many people would say that that's quite a victory for patrol poros

the anglo-saxon model of capitalism and the globalization eastern crisis even so we have seen an economy crowe's over the last few would take it's not everybody is spending fitting from globalization we see the shrinking of the middle class in america and in europe in even so on the surf ace of economic success the middle class are shrinking and less people who can really benefit from globalization well let's talk about why that happened. clearly has benefited export oriented economies like china or germany much more and much more evenly than imports oriented economies including the united states is it really surprising that that the pushback against globalization or the current form of globalization with the region eight in america.