room barracks in washington d.c. is the most prestigious unit there is in the marine corps this is the unit where the best of the best go it is the marine corps showcase ceremonial unit it handles presidents and dignitaries security at the white house the silent drill team. after my deployment to operation iraqi freedom in 2009 my command officer recommended me for the marine barracks washington i was excited it was the tip of the spear as far as the marine corps is concerned. he would stay work late and then she would drive home and she'd call me and she'd be on some kind a little and she talked about how she loved her job she was a. sweet person who was trying really hard. and succeeding. one of the 1st things i was told my entire dinner was. don't worry because the marines will think that you want to sleep with them and i thought that's just ridiculous the atmosphere off the bat at marine barracks washington was was horrible people asked me what sexual favors had i performed to get my orders there. there is a seni

my view is i remember sitting in heidelberg, germany at the barracks, and international barracks. we had this old projection television. we were sitting there watching this unfold. i was sitting there with german soldiers, british soldiers, american soldiers, civilians. we were like, what is going to happen? unease.s a feeling of there was a feeling of euphoria. it is hard to describe. i goterman i felt, hey, my country back. i am 62 years old. i was there when the wall was put up. i was there when it came down. i have been to east germany. i was over there in 1982. i was married to a canadian. that was the only way i was allowed to travel there. we got the checkpoint charlie and we were met by east german border guards with machine guns. they took our car apart. they took all the reading with serial. there was a stars & stripes newspaper and a herald tribune. all my cassette tapes and anything that had any kind of printed message on it. they took the backseats out of the car. they said put your car back together and move on. the whole time we were in east germany -- host: they ma

one of the duties at marine barracks washington was a ceremonial drill. evening parades are what you would see on the news the. president everybody goes to those type of things. after the parades. all the officers are required to stay told. during consider house washington so we're talking about ones the happy hours that started 3 and. it was partying and drinking culture. and going out and partying and drinking i was ordered to drink i was ordered to attend the drinking. my boss even said. they were mandatory to me she's like we do our best work at these events we went to various pubs and bars and the goal was to do a shot at each one paid for by the marine corps you're talking about you're going to runs for other senior officers that are drinking to the point of. you know passing out on mont lawns this is the norm at one bar i had water and i was ordered to shot anyways and told i needed to take 2 shots to make up for that. i left the bar to get a cab and my company commander followed me and said i need to talk to you about some things so we walked up t

different colonies were asked to build barracks. the old barracks at trenton is a barracks network. i don't know where the barracks you are asking about were located. >> one more question? >> sure. >> anybody have a question? a quick question about the queen's rangers. the green outfit. they were formed for the 7 years war originally i believe. >> rogers. they try to get a commission from congress. they don't trust him and he goes to the british and offers his services. a lot of british officers don't don'tyalist gentlemen like the quality of the officers commissioned. rogers by this time is past his prime. he had a drinking problem after he went back to england. he may have had it here in north america. is eased out. his officers are eased out and replaced by loyalist gentlemen from new york and virginia. the people who flocked to lord dunmore. the queen's rangers are reconstituted, eventually they come out of the command of a young man without much money. he wants to get ahead by distinguishing himself in combat powerful patron in sir henry clinton. reminding him of everything he

here in fact just on the hurdler is the gun club barracks that's one of the players soldiers barracks but what was interesting about that tactic is they came out in the sports gear and t. shirts and shorts trying to clear her. sense trying to let the protestors know we are here but let's are trying to not sound any alarm or bring in any for any of 6 that were there on the 1st of hong kong ok dave you're in the large percent home come from i thank you very much indeed. now at least 19 people have been killed in a car bomb attack in northeastern syria the turkish defense ministry says the attack was carried arts by syrian kurdish fighters but there's been no claim of responsibility victoria reports. was a car bomb exploded in a busy residential area in the turkish controlled syrian town of al-bab this was the chaotic scene moments afterwards residents who've enjoyed more than 8 years of war have had enough was enough that i met him and we were walking and suddenly we heard an explosion haven't you had enough of this for a decade isn't it enough that you've made us homeless you've attack

the old barracks at trenton is a barracks network. >> one more question. does anyone have a question? >> a quick question about the queens rangers. they were formed for the seven years war. rogers rangers. try to get a commission from congress, they don't trust him and he goes to the british and offers his services. a lot of british officers don't like the quality of the officers. rogers by this time is past his prime. he had a drinking problem after he went back to england, he may have had it here in north america. his officers are eased out and replaced by loyalist gentlemen from new york and virginia. the queens rangers are reconstituted, eventually they come out of the command of a young man without much money. he had to get ahead by distinguishing himself in combat and finding a patron insert henry clinton. minding him of everything he does right. he makes a reputation for himself. he ends up commanding and mixed command of infantry, he has a rifle company, he has a highland company. he starts raising it. it was one of the best forces in the british a

in the old military barracks house were they all we all used to see told people that used to the military guys used to run this town right now this used to be over 1500 military families here at one time with big teeth were all barracks everyone used in their fear the things used to be nothing but big big beautiful homes and now look at it torn. still beautiful things to me and. a lot of people on over this this location is very filled with and is a is. an element that extracts nuclear. radiation you can like paper early on. the nuclear waste and i think that's why they put this here because it's so concentrated was very early on and if you do have an explosion the really in the new ground will get rid of it faster than if you were to do it somewhere that doesn't have really. most people think to stand out in this business you need to be the 1st one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest rate. to stand out of those business you just need to ask the right questions and demand the right answer. questions. those who consume corporate media will believe the bo

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barracks everyone used in there is here the things used to be nothing but a big beautiful homes and now look it is torn. still beautiful. and you know. a lot of people on over this this location is very filled with this. is a is. an element that extracts nuclear. radiation you can like paper and all extract the nuclear waste and i think that's why they put this here because it's so concentrated was very early on and if you do have an explosion the really mean to ground will get rid of it faster than if you were to do it somewhere that doesn't have really. china wants to trade russia wants to trade trump wants to trade the enemies or trade our conflict in a war because they love war the same like the opposition parties in america are the war. time after time corporations repeat the same mantra sustainability it's very important to accelerate the transition to sustainable transport sustainability space where man on a more equitable and sustainable world. they claim their production is completely hama's . look. into compass numbers and got it into something companies want us to feel good a

after the fall of the berlin wall lived in barracks popularity way in the 1990 s. he began to paint his musical career declined as he struggled with a drinking problem his record sales slumped but true to his motto no panic he staged a comeback in 2008. with guest musicians such as rapper young did live there made the album shark beats by his 1st to reach number one in the charts . since then but godfather of german rock has been touring tirelessly and selling out stadium. now in his seventy's little bit embarrassed is more popular than ever. in the seventy's and the 1980s you were very strongly against german the division of your country also sometimes when it wasn't popular to be against it why we did you feel so strongly about it so uncool to a close it was going to do a tool that was was he was doing one seed in gone do did one of those. 2 young people humans you can point to the judges who you know couldn't. go on the it's minute in sequence cause conception and. then. to a museum. on this. one for now you quoted and listened to most on their mortal city and w

tom barrack is under fire.sing the company to fire him. blackwells capital sending a letter that just came out to colony capital saying, quote, with mr. barrack's track record and personal issues, no reasonable, phi dufiduciary woue him. he's clouded by two congressional investigations, one reported criminal investigation into his political and personal activities. he destroyed more than $775 million just in the last nine months alone as the ceo of the company. shares of colony capital are down 16% over the past year. in addition to calling for barrack to be ousted, blackwell is seeking to replace i believe there are two board members, i believe there are four board members. sell assets, repurchase shares we should say mr. barrack had already planned a succession plan with another individual who they say is actually one of his close friends who he plays polo with so they go after him for that. they say barrack is now technically residing in aspen. they say how is it possible he's living in aspen when the compan

in frankfurt, we had -- our outfit had a good barracks. it used to be ss barracks. we were well off. in other air fields, other veterans were in tents and mud. i can't complain. there was a gate around this barracks area. women would come to the gate begging to help with laundry. we will give the laundry to the ladies, to people there. they would take it home and bring it back faithfully. you depended on them and you could trust them. good people. they would get paid in cigarettes. that was the money of that time. cigarettes. you know, people would walk around. they would stop and pick up the butt, save it and put it if their pocket. it's pitiful. that's tough for a young man to see such a change. >> were you smoking at the time? >> no. i very seldom smoked. don't have any bad habits. >> you had another special currency. >> right. i would buy a couple cartons of cigarettes and use them as currency. as a matter of fact, i went to paris on two cartons of cigarettes. that's all i had. >> i know -- main problem is that most of the veterans were smoking themselves. clay

there, you can see all the four barracks in position. remember, that a frame is 140 feet high, just to give you an idea. the wires were three inches in diameter. cairo, right now is resting in that area between the floating derricks. next slide. now, a real disaster strikes. remember, i told you, i'm going to tell you how not to raise a vessel because the board of supervisors has given me $60,000. i go up to the twin cities. everything have been going good when i went to the twin cities. i arrived there and what we havd done, we had picked up the cairo and dropped the cairo down and put her on one of those barges. remember, those barges are roughly 40 feet in width. we find out the river was rising fast. and, the stern of the vessel was on that. where is it now? is in the wires. it is crushed, is a catamaran and it is crushed. they were happy when i arrived because it was 20 below in the twin cities. beyond the twin cities, i'm now dejected again. now, we going to bring the vessel up in three parts. as you can see, there is the casemate

garrison hong kong's government says it did not ask for the hope the soldiers rarely leave their barracks they were last seen a year ago pointing up after thai food and blankets but county has begun in sri lanka's presidential election that has seen rising religious tensions and a slowing economy takes center stage former defense minister got to. the 2 main candidates security has been a talking point on the campaign trial after the easter bombings that killed hundreds of people bernard smith reports now from columbus. to the priest that he can rely on support from voters within sri lanka's majority faith. but he also needs support from minority muslims and tumbles to if he is to win this presidential election many of them are nervous of the prospect of a return to power of the rajapaksa. got a pie was defense chief and his brother mahinda was president at the end of the civil war which the u.n. estimates killed 40000 people that party also courts nationalists this is a good clue lanka get in with. some stuff in sri lanka a sense of a monitoring election violence say the poll has been fre

behind the steel gates of their barracks just metres away. there we re barracks just metres away.ere claims both sides are now using lethal weapons. the police say one of theirs was hit by an arrow fired from the university. do you think the people of hong kong support you throwing petrol bombs and bow and arrow? i don't expect all people to support but people need to understand what we're doing right 110w. understand what we're doing right now. for the second time in a week i'm standing on a bridge surrounded by protesters with riot police on the other side. early in the week it was a highway below they blocked. now it is one of the tunnels to hong kong island. these protesters continue with their efforts to cause maximum disruption to hong kong's infrastructure. by the day's end, the protesters faced police moving in on all fronts. the protesters who have stayed, many inside, have no way out. robin brant, bbc news, hong kong. in sri lanka a controversial former defence chief has been elected president. 70—year—old gotabaya rajapaksa took more than 52 % of the vote, which was spl

even though he has been barracked by people, hasn't it?heir senseis people, hasn't it? ithink their sense is that it gets on the news at six or the news at ten, and people are not listening with the volume on, it isjust are not listening with the volume on, it is just optics. are not listening with the volume on, it isjust optics. i think are not listening with the volume on, it is just optics. i think the more you get stories like this, the trickier it is for them to neutralise that issue. the daily telegraph. nigel farage accuses downing street of dirty tricks. yes, the brexit party earlier this week said they were going to stand down candidates in any tory held seats, which nigel farage thought was a big act of kindness and expected something back from the tories. they didn't give anything back to him. and he has had today two of his, well, a handful of brexit party candidates say at the very last minute, before the deadline for candidates' selection to close, but they were not going to stand. now nigel farage is accusing number ten and

chairman,ital ceo and -- tom barrack under pressure to force -- step down. they have lost confidence in ck, who is distracted by at least two investigations. that is the bloomberg business flash. francine: the path to the december 12 election in the u.k. continues today. in a couple of seconds, nicola sturgeon will unveil the manifesto for her party. we understand she will say boris johnson is dangerous and unfit for office. she will also demand that labour increase its nhs spending. if you look at the various possibilities if there is a hung parliament and who could form a coalition, it is fractious and you do not see anything that is a good fit. also happening, the e.u. parliament votes on the new leaders of the e.u. commission, plenty of economic data to look out for. core pce for the third quarter. the fed will release its u.s. beige book. greg boutle still with us. what what i policy mistake from the fed look like? greg: i think the market has come toward the fed being on pause this year. what could be difficult for markets, if we have a slowdown in ter

the difference between players that we call superheroes in the barracks — you look at the team that we and you go, we have to realise that the welsh team is full of them. and on any day, they can just have it. and i think that for me is the key to represent what's possible, whether or not it represents a how do we do that every time's that's what we will find out next. wales lost their bronze medal match earlier today. the game for the two losing semi—finallists was played in tokyo and new zealand were far too strong. six tries for them as they won 40—17. that marked the end of warren gatland's 12 years in charge. our sports correspondent andy swiss was at the match. well, it would ultimately a pretty emphatic win for new zealand as they proved just why they have won the last two world cups. they had not lost a game to wales for 66 years, 30 straight victories in this fixture for the all blacks and there did not seem to be much chance of that changing when they scored two early tries through joe moody and barrett. but wales did hit back with a try from amos. ben ben smith went over twi

tom barrack is under pressure from one of its shareholders, blackwell capital.d he will depart in 2021, but blackwells has insisted the real estate manager step down immediately this was. in a letter to shareholders yesterday. blackwells holds only 9% of shares, but still, it criticizes his role as the head of president trump's inaugural committee, which is currently under multiple investigations. it says he is distracted and already has had an abysmal record. also under fire, tom barrick's so-called frankenstein combination with northstar asset management and northstar realty in 20. 17 i want to show you how much this three-way merger has weighed on share prices. it took place in january of 2017. it has fallen 66% from more than 60% of its value wiped out. you can see how its peers have performed look. at what happened this year in and colonylackwells capital make an agreement to add three board members. an additional 21% gets wiped out. blackwells now saying that a dramatic change needs to happen soon and if not, it could face a shareholder after this. nejra:

chinese troops were deployed in the city for the 1st time since the protests began emerging from their barracks to clear roadblocks. authorities in iran say they'll respond forcefully to quell protests across the country at least one person has been killed and many injured in clashes between police and protesters were angered by a 50 percent increase in fuel prices introduced by the government authorities have responded by shutting down internet access. in the czech republic around a quarter of a 1000000 people rallied in the capital prague and prime minister andre bondage the protesters are giving bobbish an ultimatum to sell his business interests or step down opposition groups say the billionaire prime minister profit from his political office. germany's green party is in the opposition at least for now the polls show that nipping at the heels of uncle america's conservatives and there's a good chance they could find themselves in government after germany's next elections increased concern over climate changes wrought largely responsible for their new found popularity but the party's co-lead

correspondent thomas sparrow at the berlin wall memorial and here in the studio i'm joined by john barrack it's great to see both of you now thomas i'd like to start with you tell us a bit about the events of this morning at the commemoration at barito as tosser. arianna we're standing now at the bernauer. memorial this is one of the most important in wall memorials right here in the center of the german capital it was not far away from here where the wall actually stood on the wall that by the way stood right in front of many buildings that dividing families dividing friends on a such today is a very powerful symbol not only of division but also of that division that was later overcome when the burden wall fell 3 decades ago and we're standing now actually you know places where people after the official ceremony they could actually come here leave a rose as you can actually see there's music behind me and people are attending that sort of improvised concert so this on the one hand was obviously a very political event with chancellor angela merkel with german president fun part of my with

president donald trump has criticized the impeachment hearings calling them a disc rice and in the barracks mint is comments came as 2 senior officials who listened to trump's july phone call with these ukrainian counterpart a lot of missile lansky expressed their concerns about the conversation the former special envoy to ukraine could focus told the probe you should have realized that trump was holding up military aid to give to pressure the country to investigate political rival joe but. 1st to testify on tuesday 2 officials who listened in on that controversial phone call newton and connell alexander van man the top white house expert on ukraine alongside jennifer williams an adviser to vice president mike pence both told the panel they had concerns about the call i found the july 25th phone call on usual because in contrast to other presidential calls i had observed it involved discussion of what it appeared to be a domestic political matter it was inappropriate. it was improper for the president to requestion to demand an investigation into a political problem an opponent especially a

and how they should protect them so those meant by the lack of barracks ok so speaking off the politicalelites at you became a very critical or you were very critical. by this presidency and of jacob zuma and i think i recall you actually say questioning the relevance of policy i wonder what your thinking is today do you think the a.n.c. still available to take south africa forward and if not what what is the else hannity well the see is like many other liberation movements enough because. they fought against colonialism and i gave the party. but they're not very good to governing the country afterwards and they are no different from other liberation movements in the rest of the continent in zambia. style isn't here yet and so or so so this is one of the problems we have but just insult for it but enough for it as a whole is that the liberation potties. i don't have a clear agenda right on hollow to change the comic system the ruling elites. in the us what's at the bottom of the problem we have so i hear you but but do we also not have a problem on the continent where the electorate lack

chinese troops were deployed in the city for the 1st time since the protests began emerging from their barracks to clear road blocks . correspondent is that inger is following developments in hong kong and he joins us now for the latest hello to you mathias so for the 1st time says these protests broke out nearly 6 months ago we've been seeing chinese soldiers on the streets of hong kong what more can you tell us. yet it was yesterday that they came out off a garrison to clear up some of the barricades they were wearing their sports outfits and they were marching and then clearing some of the debris there they said that was a voluntary action it's sparked a bit of concern here because they are not allowed to interfere in hong kong unless they're asked by the hong kong government and the hong kong government has not asked them to do this so they clearly broke the constitution however as they did just some cleaning work. the outrage was not not very high wave more important at the moment is what is happening now on the streets this confrontation between the protesters and the police that is takin

on saturday chinese soldiers emerged from their barracks in sports gear to help clear barricades on the streets it was the army's 1st deployment in hong kong since protests began 5 months ago and it's both a warning and a p.r. move aimed at those fed up with the chaos but protesters still have sympathy from some locals angry with the government. and more and. i think no one in hong kong is happy when they see this. all the things are just broken and it affects a lot of people's daily lives. and it's because of this bad government. otherwise the young protesters wouldn't come out and do these very violent things. and. with protesters vowing to carry their campaign of civil disobedience into next week and neither side willing to back down normality in hong kong seems a distant prospect. now where got of bio rajapaksa has been officially declared winner of the country's presidential election well wishers of pain congratulating the former defense chief it is time for the pax it took more than half the vote in the south asian island nation which is still recovering from a series of bombings

thing you had nonuniformed pla soldiers coming out of their barracks to help citizens clear out the rubble and the barricades and the bricks. but others are saying it is a slippery slope. obviously we are getting a fire engine going by right now as those fires are raging across the harbor at polytechnic university. the other side of the story is while some people welcome the pla to come out, others are saying this could just be a step soldiers coming out of their barracks in a more decisive and forceful show, if you will. we are simply in uncharted territory right now. in theces did come out summer of 2018 to help a typhoon clear up. however, we have not seen them come out in full uniforms obviously with arms and tanks. that is the worst case scenario, if you will. paul: in the meantime, the economic impact of all of this seems to be deepening. hong kong's jobless numbers, which have been a bastion of strength really, do not look like they are going to be too good next time around. stephen: yeah. we are getting the october unemployment numbers later today i believe. we are expecting a slig

national interests and the how they should protect them so those but what i meant by the lack of barracksk so speaking off the political elites and you became a very critical or you a very critical for agency postville by this presidency under jacob zuma and i think i recall you actually say questioning the relevance off from politics i wonder what your thinking is today do you think the a.n.c. still relevant to take south africa forward and if not what what is the also in it well there is see is like many other liberation movements enough are. they for. fought against colonialism and i gave the party. but they're not very good to governing the country afterwards and they are no different from other liberation movements in the rest of the continent in a gun in zambia. yet and so or so so this is one of the problems we have not just in south africa but enough for good as a whole is that the liberation parties don't have a clear right on how to change the comic system that the caribbean list put in place and that's what's at the bottom of the problem we have so i hear you but but do we also

practice with a weighted coffin, day and night in the basement of an old parking garage at marine barracksashington. >> we want it to be so level and so smooth that it looks like it's just floating across arlington. >> so if we're flawless, that's the last memory of their loved one, he must have been one of them, just as flawless. >> reporter: on this day the ceremony was for a retired colonel with more than 30 years of active duty service, including vietnam. but a rank priva gets the same lel of devotion from these men, summed up in their motto, the last to let you down. >> you drop all semblance of caring about yourself and it becomes about everybody else. >> there is no place i'd rather be than right here doing what we're doing. >> this is the most honorable, humbling thing i've ever done in my life. >> reporter: on that note you should understand the body bearers don't often do interviews. they're uncomfortable with attention. so after this story is done, co givens has politely asked that you never consider them again. >> we would just ask, i guess, that people don't think about us, th

on saturday chinese soldiers emerged from their barracks in sports gear to help clear barricades on the streets it was the army's 1st deployment in hong kong since protests began 5 months ago and it's both a warning and a p.r. move aimed at those fed up with the chaos but protesters still have sympathy from some locals angry with the government. and more and more yet on how long and. i think no one in hong kong would be happy when they see this and i can go a long time and other things are just broken and it affects a lot of people's daily lives. in the end it's because of this bad government and i think otherwise the process won't come out and do these very violent things. to come. with protesters vowing to carry their campaign of civil disobedience into next week and neither side willing to back down normality in hong kong seems a distant prospect. the czech republic has been marking 30 years since the velvet revolution a popular uprising that brought an end to communist rule but 3 decades on the come countries later is contending with a public push back. prime minister and brain dama

went to jefferson barracks, missouri, for basic training. finished my basic training at jefferson barracks, missouri. and, based on my score that i had on my written test, they put me in the army air corps. army air corps engineers. and they sent me to for belfour, virginia. -- fort balfour virginia. my mission was to go into the jungle, check out an area and building airfield. i was part of the engineer battalion. and practice out every day. i said no, this is not for me. so i applied for cadet training. there were 10 of us. nine whites and myself. two of us passed. biloxi,re, went to mississippi, for 30 days of basic training, more basic training. and finish there and went to tuskegee -- to and the rest is history. jerry: that is pretty good stuff. a lot of time to do things and you start off not realizing how far you are going to go. colonel alexander, i see colonel alexander's another one of those that did some things that a lot of people wouldn't expect. i know when he started, he didn't figure he would wirite his book. i see the book,

ceo andapital's chairman tom barrack is under pressure to step down.aspital lost confidence in barrack, and says he's been described it -- he's been distracted by at least two congressional investigations. that is your business flash update. guy: we are counting you down to the european close. three minutes or so to go. the ftse 100, a little bit of outperformance coming out today. potential, vodafone doing well today. some of the oil stocks down. paris is down. we are seeing some of the luxury stocks having a very solid it today, lvmh in particular. the close is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: 30 seconds to go until the end of regular trading for european stocks this wednesday pre-thanksgiving. volumes are like. -- volumes are light. , cac 40 is0 is up down, germany is drifting sideways. that is the biggest story. the stoxx 600, a little bit of a bid first thing taking us up towards session highs. then to be honest just a sideways. the data out of the united states providing some reason to get a little bit more optimistic , but the highs we have seen

forces moved out, leaving behind barracks, beds, abandoned medical supplies, and the skeleton of a gym, weights removed to render it useless. the same can't be said of the runway, however. an american made landing strip now under russian management. the repositioning of u.s. troops mean their footprint has been reduced to patrolling oil fields while partnering with america's kurdish allies on the ground. even top kurdish commander commented that the sudden u.s. retreat left him no choice but to turn to the russians. >> translator: we had an understanding with russia to avoid turkish attacks in this region, he said. the vacuum americans left behind we had to fill with the russians. an imperfect solution to a desperate situation, giving the russians the upper hand on the ground. charlie d'agata, cbs news, in northeast syria. >>> protesters in iran clashed with police this week, a sharp rise in gas prices sparked protests in a reported 100 cities across the country. a thousand people were arrested. one person was killed. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. ♪ >> announcer: thi

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