on 26 may, 1910, george and beatrice wed in an extravagant boston ceremony. a year later, their first daughter, beatrice air patton whom they called little bea was born and welcomed the second child ruth ellen. 9 march, 1916, mexican bandit porch via and 485 followers crossed the border into new mexico killing 18 americans. president wilson looked to general jn blackjack pershing to hunt him down. >> patton heard about this and of course he wasn't part of it. >> he begs pershing to take him because he doesn't want to miss out on combat. >> oliver: he's the director the patton mew sem of cavalry and armor. number one people come to see. >> the famous colt revolver in your hand, the most famous handgun in the world. he could have worn a white hat he would have. >> oliver: turns out he actually uses it. >> he got wind that one of poncho via's principal officers was hiding out in the area and he took the dodge curing cars and searched for him and found him. the first machine niesed cavalry attack. >> they have a roaring gun fight out of a western movie and next t

beatrice: we are meeting with banks here in new york.me responses which shows that weapons . they like to keep it hidden, so we are looking forward to engaging with the private sector. thanks to beatrice fihn, executive director of the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons known as ican in geneva. she kicks off her women's day coverage as well. that is tomorrow. couple of breaking news, shares here 12% higher him of the biggest increase since 2009. this stands in talks to buy the french government's 15% stake in ault, shares rallying on the news. they hold a 43% stake in nissan. the french stake is 15% in renault. the talks are in government officials. there had is speaking -- their head is speaking for implement with renault to give up control. the shares of renault surging on that breaking story. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: let's return to the goldman sachs annual housing and consumer finance conference underway in new york. julia chatterley is back with another guest. julia: we are joined by charlie himmel bird from blo

beatrice ferrari nos trae los detalles en vivo. beatrice: asÍ es, ramÓn, palmira.a tener casos. -- casos en san francisco. son 25 autobuses, tambiÉn podrÍa traer cambios en los autobuses que pasan por zonas con pocos pasajeros, pero dicen que nadie quedarÁ sin servicios porque por mÁs que se cancele una lÍnea, otra tomarÁ su lugar segÚn las propuestas que ellos manejan. los cambios no han sido aÚn aprobados y la decisiÓn se llevarÁ a cabo el 25 de abril. esta la informaciÓn que tenemos desde oakland. regresamos con ustedes, palmira, ramÓn. palmira: mucha gracia por este reporte. muchas personas salieron a la calle sacramento para exigir justicias para stephen clark un afroamericano abatido por la policÍa. ramÓn: se busca que el equipo de los atlÉticos se queden en el sur de la bahÍa. suheily: en nuestra regiÓn de concord tenemos 80 santa -- 80, santa rosa en 79. des tengo --les tengo mÁs detalles al volver. ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: continuamos con "noticias univisiÓn 14". ramÓn: varias personas se manifestaron en la ciudad para pedir justicia por la muerte de stephen clark.

. >> eisenhower chose to be in the state, but beatrice flew to be by his side. the press was kept in the dark and rumors began to swirl. >> what he had said was i was asked by donovan to kill patton. >> oliver: military author robert wilcox says this man, oss agent douglas basotta claimed that spy master william donovan ordered him to kill patton and it was agreed to by russian intelligence. >> he's a worldclass marksman. and he shot at close range with a special weapon into that car and that's what broke his neck. >> oliver: is there evidence of russian or soviet complicity in what happened? >> yes, there is. i later found a cic agent, counter intelligence corps, steven stewbick and he said he uncovered the plot, that patton was on a hit list made by stalin and that the nkbd were going to kill him. >> oliver: nkdg predecessor to the kgb. >> that's correct, the easiest part of the story is the motive. george patton wanted to go and start world war 3. he wanted to start fighting the russians. >> oliver: he was very much an anti-communist. >> correct. >> oliver: t

beatriz: buenas tardes, bienvenidos a "noticias univisiÓn 14", grecia por acompaÑarnos, le saluda beatriceturo de daca todavÍa no estÁ definido, pero persisten los esfuerzos para darles protecciÓn. nuestra compaÑera marÍa antonieta mejía nos trae detalles. adelante, marÍa antonieta. marÍa: quÉ tal? un abogado nos explicÓ que los beneficiarios de "daca" tienen que estar tranquilos y renovar el programa, ya que este sigue vigente. la fecha 5 de marzo, dejÓ de ser relevante. los recientes operativos de ice han puesto a pensar a los beneficiarios de "daca". >>las cortes han hecho un paro y esta fecha ha desaparecido. >>cuando el presidente decidiÓ poner fin al programa de acciÓn diferida, seÑalÓ la fecha del 5 de marzo como la fecha lÍmite para encontrar una soluciÓn definitiva para los dreamers, se esperaba que a partir de ese dÍa comenzarÁn a expirar los permisos de trabajo, pero ahora ellos pueden renovar el beneficio del permiso de trabajo. >>Únicamente los jÓvenes que tienen "daca" o que han tenido "daca" pueden renovar sus permisos. los jÓvenes que nunca solicitaron "daca", no pudieron s

on a terrible, muddy pitch, italy won by 26—12, with beatrice rigoni crossing to secure their bonus pointust one win from five, whilst the italians finish in fourth, having claimed two victories. france clinched their fifth grand slam with friday's thumping of wales. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. back now to the story of the russian election, where early results suggest that vladimir putin has won the election with just above 70% of the vote — higher than the results at the last election six years ago. turnout however looks like it is slightly down, at around 64%. that is less than the kremlin hoped for. that is less than the kremlin hoped for. mr putin's closest challenger, the communist candidate pavel grudinin, got around i6%. i'm joined now by webcam byjames nixey, head of the russia and eurasia programme at chatham house, an international affairs think tank. how accurately did you predict the margin of mr putin's victory? me personally, not relevant, but i would say that the russians, the kremlin that is, were hoping for 75

from washington state, sam, denise, shayla, chuck, belinda, beatrice, joe, andrew, kimberly, donald, gloria, leonhard, anna, jordan, jake, will, so we, sherry, andrea, nate, pam, christina, cheryl, lyla, carol, dana, tammy, brendan, leroy, wayne, judy, scott, erica, olivia, nathan, sarah, maxine, samantha jamie, heather, james george, jeffrey, alex, leslie and the list goes on. i ask unanimous consent to put the remainder in the record and to remind all of us that this is just a fraction of those we know that have been lost. >> i join my colleagues in recognizing that we must take action to protect safety in our communities. the senator and i are on the floor and are proud of the maryland students here today to speak in solidarity with the students from parkland in florida and recognizing and remembering the 17 victims of that tragic episode. but also to point out so many others who lost their lives. we have not been spared. just monday night ten people including two teenage boys were wounded in five cities in baltimore. they are the lucky ones will likely survive their injuries. two

en vivo beatrice ferrari. beatriz: buenas tardes.menzÓ. vamos a mostrar imÁgenes de este centro de napa. mÁs de 200 personas como decÍamos llegaron con banderas de estados unidos, uniformes, medallas, para rendir tributo y recordar a estas personas que dedicaron su vida a ayudar a los veteranos que tenÍan problemas para adaptarse a la vida civil despuÉs de haber prestado servicios en el cumplimiento de su deber. queremos recalcar y decir que hay que mantener el compromiso de dar ayuda y apoyo a todos los veteranos. tambiÉn a todos los empleados que colaboran en nuestra tarea. escuchemos lo que nos decÍa una supervisora del condado de napa. >> pues si, tenemos muchos sentimientos sobre lo que pasÓ aquÍ. tambiÉn lo vemos como una oportunidad de reunirnos, para darles apoyo a las familias y los empleados de los veteranos aquÍ. >> han pasado varios dÍas desde el 9 de marzo despuÉs del ataque del ex veterano. esta fresca la memoria de estas terribles situaciones que vivieron aquÍ, proceso de salir adelante. pueden avanzar y mantener servi

as the beatrice bible. statalked about marriott stow, her father was a pollutionist as well -- ablutionist. put them in ifles, a case and ship to kansas in the support of the abolitionist movement. this is not an exact quote but close. can't d that if he convinces the slave owners through the world of god that the enslavement was wrong, perhaps he could convince them of aooking down the barrel rifle. he'd pack them up, put them on them on but marked bibles so you wan be splashes suspicious, as they were transported to can't assist. sass. also talks about the formation of american bible is still which today in the world. even though there's bible societies in virtually awe countries. the american bible society is the largest and really helps to fund a lot of the other bible societies around the world. and many of the founding fathers were members of the american bible society. bibal re officers of the society. supreme court justices were. a great story. >> the chief justice jon jay member of the american bib

has risen in germany i quite the contrary of what beatrice functional she has just said he would but look you know many people say that the way the european union functions is dysfunctional actually and therefore we have the rise of the far right euro skeptic parties that bear in mind that there are many difficulties that our national political systems face alternately is the rise of the identity of a dog shuttled a pen in france is that actually something to do with the european union or is that something to do with the dysfunction within french or within german politics and look at the breaks it negotiations and compare them with the u.k. the e.u. side is unified it's determined it's transparent it's well organized and is well resourced well the british side in the negotiations is disorganized not transparent doesn't involve its polman in the decision making so overall the european union as a result or through the brics negotiations we better understand what the european union can do now than we did at the time of the referendum so be i gets me hot from john lots of good reasons fo

what's it like to beatrice with what before scribbling can't be good that i'm interested always in the waters of our. first sit. about your sudden passing i've only just learned you were a south and taken your last to turn. your act caught up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry if i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each breath. but then my feeling started to change you talked about war like it was again still some are fond of you those that didn't like to question our arc and i secretly promised to never be like it said one does not leave a funeral the same as one enters the mind it's consumed with death this one height difference i speak to because there are no other takers. to claim that mainstream media has met its maker. in the heart of the swiss alps on the shores of lake geneva. in the land of the banks and discretion you will discover the most secretive place in switzerland. in the middle of a warehouse complex a stone's throw from the border with f

somehow want to be rich that has to go to beatrice was it was before the tree in the morning can't be good that i'm interested always in the waters in the house. just sitting in a. local blogs telling you of the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles that don't. produce offspring to tell you that celebrity gossip and tabloid bias files are the most important news today. but i'm often asked as he tells me you are not cool enough and wants to buy their products. things all the hawks that we along with all those walking around. the new global economic war is unfolding in the realm of education the right to education has being supplanted by the right to access education its high education is becoming just another product the fortune sold under small just about education anymore it's also about running a business where you could. kind of. want is the place of students in this business model before college i was born now i'm an extremely more high education but the new global economic war. there are not ones out. somehow flintoff let dow

that's it like the beatrice was what before scribbling can't be good that i'm interested always in the waters of my. first sip. welcome back britain's foreign secretary has announced the transfer to the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons of nerve agent samples used in the poisoning of a former russian spy and his daughter after a week of rising tensions with moscow at his jaclyn verger ripples in a span of less than a week u.k. russia relations have been pushed to the point of an all out diplomatic war with no one looking ready to back down the screwball poisoning has created this massive divide between the two countries and despite the fact that the investigation is ongoing and scotland yard themselves have said that it may take weeks if not months to complete the politicians were much quicker it is highly likely that russia was responsible we do polls russia culpable culpable culpable for the attempted murder is cake is culpable quarrel is with putin's kremlin and we think it overwhelmingly likely that it was his decision moscow was quick to bite back slamming the u

on a terrible, muddy pitch, italy won by 26 points to 12, with beatrice rigoni crossing to secure theirinched their fifth grand slam with friday's thumping of wales. qatar hosted the first motogp race of the 2018 season and it ended in thrilling fashion with a duel between familar foes. the final lap was a close contest between marc marquez and andrea dovizioso. the italian, dovizioso, held off the challenge of the world champion, finally claiming a win at qatar, having finished second there the last three years. valentino rossi joined them on the podium in third. the foreign secretary borisjohnson has accused russia of making and stockpiling the nerve agents known as novichok, used in the salisbury poisoning two weeks ago. sergei skripal and his daughter remain critically ill — but today president putin said it was nonsense to say that russia was responsible. alex goldfarb, thank you forjoining us. but let's start with your friend who was found dead only a few days a go. what do you believe happened to your friend, go. what do you believe happened to yourfriend, mr glushkov, go. what d

here's what's beatrice and stuart said are we really that stupid why don't we expel turkish diplomats but no instead of that we reward dictator ever one with his own e.u. turkey's ahmet and we escalate further towards russia ok that's the way which we expect to hear from the f.t. so i mean but. does she have a point there. yeah and incidentally it's not just the politicians on the far right to have been calling this an escalation left wing politicians have been saying the same thing today along the lines that you know these expulsions just ramp up the atmosphere and they are that make the situation more confrontational and more dangerous with russia so that is of course one way of looking at it but i think what the government here in berlin has been saying to itself is look all the evidence points to moscow behind face bloody may have putin would have done the math on the strategic pull out that was likely he would know that diplomatic measures were probably going to come his way even if there is no absolutely irrefutable evidence of russia's involvement and he would know that there w

it's a good life to beatrice with what before treatable can't be good that i'm interested always in the waters of our. first sip. on. this is boom bust broadcasting around the world from washington d.c. and to be clear that's right here we're pretty far from the white house maybe too close i'm barred shelton coming up scientific american has a cover story about the future of money and we are fortunate to have an author with us alexander lipton from the massachusetts institute of technology joins us to talk about crypto mining and the future of money and actually banks looks at the global market reaction to president strong statements about it closing steel and aluminum import tariffs which seem to be the starting sellable as of a global trade war and melissa armed all of the stocks which sits down with us to talk markets and stocks plus before we go as a former steelworker myself who would have thought i have a few thoughts about what's been going on all of this by the way coming up soon but first really get some headlines. at talian voters gave a large majority to populist outsiders an

time channel you'll find itself surrounded by small really hostile countries and beatrice reason to hate cherry now going back to many centuries and each country has a nuclear weapons professor i heard you say that the north korean regime is likely to be accommodating as long as it believes that the us administration could be reckless enough to launch a strike against said despite all the potential ramifications for south korea as well as for the region in general how much mileage do you think the trombetta ministration can get out of it what's the maximum that they can potentially extort from pyongyang by using these scare tactics. would say a lot of what they heard the last of the two it's basically is that they can get much more than i areally stickily expect because. the north koreans a century except it is a good military exercise will behalves is the same situation i just discussed and they are talking about does of their nuclear program because if they have. that is a noise that can do nothing about joint military exercises non-sale is for the last few months it did look like the

time channel you'll find itself surrounded by small really hostile countries and beatrice reason to hate cherry now going back to many centuries and each country has a nuclear weapons wrestling i heard you say that the north korean regime is likely to be accommodating as long as it believes that the us administration could be reckless enough to launch a strike against said despite all the potential ramifications for south korea as well as for the region in general how much mileage do you think the trombetta ministration can get out of it what's the maximum that they can potentially extort from pyongyang by using the scare tactics i would say a lot of what they heard the last of the it looks it's basically if they can get much more then i area early stickily expect because. the north koreans a century except it is a good military exercises will behalves is the same situation i just discussed and you're talking about does a beauty of their nuclear program because if they have basically is a noise they can do nothing about joint military exercises non-sale is for the last few months it did

on a terrible, muddy pitch, italy won 26—12, with beatrice rigoni crossing to secure their bonus point italians finish in fourth, having claimed two victories. france clinched their fifth grand slam with friday's thumping of wales. ireland's six nations grand slam winning team have arrived back to their hotel in dublin. the following images do contain flash photography. the irish team were supposed to be attending a a grand slam celebration event at the aviva hotel, but it was cancelled due to the weather. so it was an plie hotel appearance at them but i'm sure that did not stop the party. naomi osaka has won the final of the women's singles at indian wells. the japanese player beat daria kasatkina of russia, winning in straight sets, 6—3, 6—2. the 20—year—old is ranked 44th in the world, and this is herfirst ever title on the wta tour. cricket, and ireland have kept alive their hopes of playing in next summer's world cup by beating scotland in their super 6s qualifier in harare. batting first, the irish innings was anchored by andy balbirnie, who hit a patient 105 off 146 balls, as ir

interest right thank you very much for that john a final and brief word with you in response to what beatrice just said there is no exit three britain has committed to payments science of european union budget until the end of twenty twenty and that's exactly what the british are going to do the projects virtual ready plans the payments for british farmers there is no such thing as an extra fee would be. it's from stores that says it's simply not true and in the end in if the e.u. if the u.k. story is receiving money from the e.u. then it's only fair that during that period the u.k. will pay money in conquering the benefits of the e.u. we're not paying for it right john worth of blog blogger thank you very much as well as beatrix funk stars from the if tea party at a parliamentary studious thank you both very much for sharing your different perspectives on the issue of bragg's it turning now to pakistan where the nobel peace prize winner in milan a use of zine has returned to her country of origin it's her first visit to pakistan after being shot by the taliban the failed assassination attemp

and beatrice, that was her sister, liked the other one. my grandmother had been married to my grandfather for almost 70 years. their relationship had been so close, their roots so deeply intertwined that i rarely thought of them as individuals. together they had been one powerful, spiritual force, a two-teared anchor -- two-tiered anchor. a double-sided talisman. now for the first time i wondered if my grandmother had ever longed for another life, if she had had any regrets. if on that last morning she was dreaming of all the places she had been and the people she had loved or if, in the end, shed had simply taken one giant leap and become a part of it all. [applause] thank you. thank you. so i came back home and moved out to the cabin and decided to embrace cabin life with a new enthusiasm. and so we got chickens first. we ordered 27 chickens because we heard you needed to order about double how many you wanted, and we wanted about ten. and it didn't work out that way, we had 25 chickens for a really long time. but they were great, we rai

nobel peace laureate beatrice fihn of the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons responded to the news , writing -- "putin's statement makes it clear we are in a new arms race that will put us under the terror of a new cold war, in constant fear of death at any instant. while russia and the u.s. compare the size of their arsenals, the rest of the world is joining a treaty that bans them." in syria, aid groups are warning of a humanitarian catastrophe in thdamascus suburb of eastern ghouta after a daily humanitarian pause in fighting failed to materialize. this is a resident of eastern ghouta speaking in a video posted on a social media site. >> what truce, brother? look at the destruction. barrel bombs are dropping on us. until today, there were barrel bombs and nothing is left. there's no food or drink or anything at all. you cannot work. what truce? we do not want to leave. we are staying here and will remain resistant. we just want al-assad to self-dtruct. amy: the syrian civil defense, also known as the white helmets, said today 674 civilians have been killed in syrian

reaction to our top story the russian president's speech showcasing his country's new improved weaponry beatrice finn is executive director of the international campaign to ban nuclear weapons also known as icon which won last year's nobel peace prize she says putin is out of step with the rest of the world. we have over one hundred twenty countries that adopted a treaty that prohibits this weapons for a very long time the rest of the world has simply accepted that these men you know putin drum has held the power to end the entire world but right now we're working to make sure that people stand up and say no to that rally as money country it's possible to draw a line in the sand to create international law that says that possessing nuclear weapons threatening to use nuclear weapons developing them is unacceptable under international law and that's how we can start pressuring these countries to pull back and start engaging in nuclear disarmament recovery teams in the iraqi city of mosul are still searching through bombed out buildings seven months after the government declared victory over i saw

from washington state, kerry parsons, sam strand, michelle b brough, shayla martin, chuck eagan, beatrice dotson, joe albanese, kimberly layfield, donald largin, gloria lee in orderis, lee in order newes, jake long, will cramer, zoey galosso, gia soriano, andrea fryberg, nate hatch, christina rexroad, lyla bush, kara goldman, dana klein, tammy keiser, leroy launch, wayne anderson, judy anderson, scott anderson, erica anderson, olivia anderson, nathan anderson, paul lee, sara williams, maxine harrison, samantha harrison, jamie harrison, heather harrison, james harrison, george brown, jeffrey hicks, alex kelly, wesley jennings, and the list goes on. i ask unanimous consent to put the remainder in the record and to remind all of us, mr. president, that this is just a fraction of those we know that have been lost. the presiding officer: without objection. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from maryland. mr. cardin: thank you, mr. president. i join my colleagues in recognizing that we must take action to protect safety in our community. senator van hollen are on the

on a terrible, muddy pitch, italy won 26—12, with beatrice rigoni crossing to secure their bonus pointourth, having claimed two victories. france clinched their fifth grand slam with friday's thumping of wales. cricket, and ireland have kept alive their hopes of playing in next summer's world cup by beating scotland in their super 6s qualifier in harare. batting first, the irish innings was anchored by andy balbirnie, who hit a patient 105 off 146 balls, as ireland finished with 271 from their 50 overs. in response, scotland lost wickets at regular intervals, with boyd rankin the chief tormentor. the fast bowler finished with figures of 4—63, as ireland won by 25 runs. qatar hosted the first moto gp race of the 2018 season and it ended in thrilling fashion with a duel between familar foes. the final lap was a close contest between marc marquez and andrea dovizioso. the italian dovizioso held off the challenge of the world champion, finally claiming a win at qatar, having finished second there the last three years. valentino rossi joined them on the podium in third. england's laura davi

you can find them much more about that bottle never thing else we've been covering on our website beatrice obviously right that is it for this news hour i'll be back in just a few minutes with more. march on al-jazeera. with all potential challengers out of the way egypt's president abdullah fattah el-sisi is poised for a second term in power. a series of short passes stories that highlight the human triumph against the odds as president putin dominates the russian political seem his reelection becomes more apparent we assess what direction russia might take. with media trends consummate changing listening post analyzes how the news has been covered. and as more people around the world struggle to find clean drinking water leaders and research as governor in brazil to address a critical issue march on al-jazeera as poverty and desperation sweep across all hinges settlements women and girls are being bought sold and given away in refugee camps one on one east investigates yet another dark side of the crisis at this time on al jazeera. an act of youthful defiance we've ruled your turn next o

it's not like, i love you beatrice, will you marry me? it is rather logistically dialled.re a use starting? with a smiling jurgen klopp. liverpool have a rich history with the european cup but you've got to be in it to win it. no wonder he is smiling. liverpool could relax last night. (00v) all the work was done in the first leg all the work was done in the first leg of their match against porto. they were already five—nil up and sadio mane's shot was as close as they got to adding to that last night. 0—0 saw liverpool through comfortably. the holders are also in the last eight. that man cristiano ronaldo scored as they saw off another one of europe's richest clubs, paris st germain. it isa it is a smoky stadium after players we re it is a smoky stadium after players were lit by the home fans. england's women take on america in the shebelieves cup knowing that a point will be enough to win the tournament. it is phil neville's burst the competition since he has been in charge. england's cricketers can seal their one day series against new zealand with victory in dundedin. j

on a terrible pitch, italy won by 26—12, with beatrice rigoni crossing to secure their bonus point.he breadth and depth of the british team. the past ten days has seen the british team pushed to their limits on the snow and ice. disappointment for the curlers as they came up short, and the snowboarders faulted. but on the ski slopes, it was a different story, with this pair winning four medals including gold on the final day to become britain's most successful in the paralympian is. it has been amazing, it has been an incredible event. everyone has been really helpful, really lovely. it is really like nice to have family and friends here, supporting us. the resilience of the athletes have shown, from a dnf to race won the golden race five, and i think the golden race five, and i think the preparation and the ability for them to deliver those kinds of performances is down to talent, but also the support behind the scenes. great britain had a target of six 12 medals here in pyeongchang, aiming to improve on a performance from four years ago, when they won six medals than the historic

have to go right to beatrice that's what before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of my. question. when i would show seemed wrong all right old quotes just don't call. me old if you get to say proud just they become educated and gain from it because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. when the whole make goods manufactured come sentenced it to the public well so. when the ruling classes to protect themselves. when the financial merry go round lifts only the one percent of. the time we can all middle of the room signals. the room for the real news room in the world. then what i can tell you what i call go out. for you boys will pull you out of the group. and democracy and what about and i didn't do it will always be good if it also. helps hold. on a politician. to. keep it or don't or don't let you people come up to the group. come on not about the holonomy of the man but that graham and the minimum time there's a. number who want him but oh november that if i say i love them th