boyd and his cavalry set out. a fairly uneventful ride other than harassing a few civilians and taking a few supplies, they don't find any confederate force. by may 13th they're ready to cross the mountain at new martin gap. it's a place where you can cross an army on a mountain. there they have a view. hey can see into the western side of the shenandoah valley. they see an army or military force down on the valley pike. boyd is convinced that it's sigel's army. but his officers argue and say no, there's no way sigel could have moved quickly enough and they were seeing things in the way this army was moving, and their order of march, that it didn't make sense for it to be sigel. boyd was insistent and his officers were insist stent. finally he decides to send a detachment down and find out who is really down in the valley. probably would have been a good except boyd couldn't wait. he brings the rest of the cavalry column down this mountain road and run into trouble, big-time trouble. this is going to be the skirmi

mike boyd, thank you for your expertise and your time today.tion, in the last segment we showed you a graphic picturing several senators. one of those photos showed congressman gregg murphy, it was supposed to show chris murphy. i apologize for that error on behalf of our team. moving on. coming up, prince harry, dutchess meghan markle, raising eyebrows across the pond with a big old announcement of their future. they are walking away from the royal family, at least in terms of any dollar? we will talk about it. ♪ we made usaa insurance for members like kate. a former army medic, made of the flexibility to handle whatever monday has in store and tackle four things at once. so when her car got hit, she didn't worry. she simply filed a claim on her usaa app and said... i got this. usaa insurance is made the way kate needs it - easy. she can even pick her payment plan so it's easy on her budget and her life. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa it's red lobster's new three-courfor $14.99.east choose soup or salad. one of seven delicious

to celebrate alexander from whom boyd's 250 a day were mourning over for a job discovery. expedition in boyd to. fix the temple of technology. with. the market. the momentum of the board. made in germany. your business magazine d w. in the un climate change. the time. good. morning dears today how father future of. the blue dog comes to africa there has to be the making. clear to. play. play. play. play. play. this is d w news live from berlin top range intensifies of the united states and danny on after an american airstrike kills iran stopped in general and in the rocky militia leader thousands of mourners joined a funeral procession in iraq while tensions solar in the region governments are bracing themselves for a response from iran it's valid to avenge the death of general custom so the money also coming out. a strategy a kohls of 3000 army reservists as the bushfire threat there intensified.

during boyd has never been to the brick belt and hadn't heard of modern slavery until a few years ago now her focus is the united nations goal of eliminating slavery by 2030. machine learning is the digital key that will unlock the data to help reach that target and she learning the thought of. that of artificial intelligence and what we're doing that if we're training the computer out with them in the computer to under found what to put home looks like in an image so we give out with them acknowledge all the different types of carry on from different picture as shown from different location and by each iteration it could be out with them while the water cone looks like. i won't keep trying. you let it leak all over the images that we haven't seen before and it will faithfully be. 95 percent to the 5th with him in this location and maybe. identify him that will tell if lately it's happening if. anybody is. listening. at the courtroom and. jai seeing from vs jay and the owners of the brick kiln have been in and out of the court room all day. in the dark up there in their system or to t

what we can feed the fiction naif i'm not in typical of 50 to kill a cow dr doreen boyd is an associate professor of civilizations at the university of nottingham and she points out the telltale signs of slave labor. what we're looking at full. building typically you know a family will be living in order to the degree that. you can feed the smoke from the chimney that shows the food this is an active kale and both of labor being use all of the things people focus on i thought it would be perhaps the prevalent focus playfully activity bonded labor for example happening in the killing. of the nuts in the food they're going to come along. i'm going to go into the big conference is to me 1st because. it's going to recover congress backgrounder given commission said we're going to. let it go to a good idea not a diplomatic yeah a lot of work around the. clock on the ground here in honor of this new fact that hamas and his wife fled to debbie a bone did work is at the kill. about me and i'm going to get to some other some of that roots are mother never mind about oh are. you going to be going

expedition boyd. u.s. kills a top iranian commander in an airstrike marking a major escalation in tensions between tehran and washington some tremors across world markets and oil prices surging. also on the show greece and israel find a deal paving the way for a new gas pipeline through the mediterranean but the project is controversial. also coming up the game's afoot interpol has issued a red notice for the arrest of carlist gold but will love and on take action against the former news on. this is the business i'm joined now on in berlin welcome what a difference a day makes fresh from yesterday's 1st day optimism as markets reopened for a new trading trading here day 2 is looking much bleaker news that a u.s. airstrike killed a top iranian general ratcheting up geopolitical tension in the region have struck fear across trading floors worries over iranian retaliation and further instability and the crude rich middle east have sent oil prices soaring the missile strike that killed around is most powerful

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something to him i couldn't say it to the thousands of others who acted together with him recently mr boyd. the abducted men haven't been forgotten elsewhere in europe. in. the netherlands human rights activists from amnesty international have planted trees to commemorate them and an hour long vigil is held every year in the memorial grove in leipzig the witnesses' statements are producing results the state prosecutor immense has reopened the 20 year old case an investigation is underway. the rain forests in ivory coast are threatened by. to make room for lucrative. the potential to cause was. it's all now the set up of conservation areas and distributing food made to farmers. eco africa the next w. . hy hair. superfood stylish style icon to lead a. lifestyle during. the moment. 60. 4. and on demand. language courses. video and audio. w. hello everybody and welcome to the latest edition of eco operate go i am now it's i should it's god made us nigeria it's nice to have you with us we have a lot of new reports from europe and africa on.

something to him i couldn't say it to the thousands of others who acted together with him recently mr boyd. the abducted men haven't been forgotten elsewhere in europe. in the netherlands human rights activists from amnesty international have planted trees to commemorate them and an hour long vigil is held every year in the memorial grove in leipzig the witnesses' statements are producing results the state prosecutor in minsk has reopened the 20 year old case an investigation is underway. that cast into one jan. 12th exceptional dancers from across the globe are brought together by one of the most exciting korea. our time. that's the kind of carry you a church scholar and the ballet of to. the next. 50 years of religion is for peace and people from many different faiths are working together toward a common goal the peaceful resolution of religious conflicts. canal female members or for religions for peace from the middle east or demanding a larger role for. the female peacemakers. in 60 minutes you'll. also need to sift through the dipsy call for a day about the people vote for the over th

is there enough time, boyd?he upcoming democratic debate this month, in january, could potentially change things for her? >> of the debate is going to be very important. i will be very focused, just two weeks ahead of the vote there and i would. you have to be careful in the cash flow numbers paid cash flow covers a multiple of scenes inside of campaigns. sometimes it becomes a false measurement in terms of what's really going on. what are the boots on the ground really doing? are you really doing your i.d.ing of your key voters? i think one of the things elizabeth warren has to get to, or real key for victory is being able to stretch into that mill. those center-left, a little more pragmatic folks who aren't interested in medicare for all, want to have their own version of the american dream. her tough test, can she stretch it? can she go beyond the extreme base? she is trying to out-bernie bernie, and she can't win back there. she will have to flip and try and move, and that's what she's battling pete buttigie

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the way that everything is, hello, boyd, how are you? the film is really interesting and really strange and i like the strangeness of it very much. richard joel, a fellow which cathy bates has got a best supporting actress nomination. based on a real—life story based on a security guard who spotted a suspect package at olympic park in 1996, he alerted the authorities and subsequently became the subject of the fbi‘s investigations as he was somebody who really wanted to be a law enforcement officer. somehow, he fitted the profile who shot at somebody who might have done something to draw attention to himself and stop this got out to the press, he was treated appallingly by the press. terrific performances, cathy bates as the mother who sees the media closing in on him. it is a solitary story, about what happens when somebody is thrust completely u njustly when somebody is thrust completely unjustly into the spotlight. it is a shame, therefore, that the figure of the central journalist who shame, therefore, that the figure of the centraljo

northampton saints‘ director of rugby chris boyd apologised for his side's performance against bennetton won. the 33—20 win was enough to setup a fascinating final weekend as a number of english clubs battle for the best runners up spots to make the last eight. james burridge was at franklin's gardens. this was a topsy—turvy game, a complacent performance, too, from northampton. even though they scored inside the opening six minutes, after that, they were mistake ridden. they had so many chances, there were knock—ons all over the park, and the line—out was a total shambles. they lost five or six opportunities inside their opponent's 22. bennetton capitalised on those mistakes, scoring an intercepting try under the posts. they went in up at half—time. a choice team talk from the head coach seemed to make the difference, because after 60 minutes, northampton pulled away and scored four tries in the second a0. they've got the five points they needed today. but their coach was not impressed. anybody who has any respect for the game of rugby, we apologise for that performance. why was it so b

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be flitting between the classy old resort towns of the island of the boyd local sure is really in itslement because in its day only the rich can afford to own one. crystal says in 157 this could play so for almost 20000 swiss francs as much as for standard volkswagen beetles but exclusivity has its price and the swiss could afford the better things in life. still switzerland is a small country so just for these who pays what ever solve. the 5th one for himself and drove it until the 1990 s. . they are. just 5 of these upscale cars were ever built using engineering borrowed from porsche and false flag and and a hand hammered body from a small swiss coach michel so can the boy play really qualify as a milestone in automotive history. you could put up one. of those were the 1st in europe to make a 4 seater sports could play with outstanding driving characteristics it will be many years until cars like the v.w. sirocco become free and open introduce the idea to the masses so for that reason christophe feels the i phone. there is definitely an automotive milestone and the boy who play is a

what we can feed the fiction naif and that in typical of 50 to kill accounts dr doreen boyd is an associate professor of of ations at the university of nottingham and she points out to tell tale signs of slave labor. what we're looking at full. building typically you know a family will be living in order to the degree. you can feed to smoke from the chimney that shows the food to the active cow and both of labor being news all of you think give us an idea of the perhaps the prevalence of flavor wheat activity bonded labor for example happening in the killing to the. ticket to the nuts on the food they're going to come along with. i'm going to go into the big conference is to me 1st because. it's going to cover congress backgrounder given commitments that we're going to miss going on to. the degree that i do not a diplomatic yeah but if we're going. to talk on the ground here in the interim or in this new fact that hamas and his wife lead to dead beat a bone to work is to kill. about me and i'm going to get to some other some of that roots or mother never mind about her own. career going to

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. >> brandy boyd in sacramento says she was just getting her life together when she woke up on christmas morning to find her car missing. then when she tried to picks something up from her storage unit, she says the lock had been replaced and someone had broken in. this is one of the suspects seen on some surveillance video. actually, driving the stolen car. there he is. brandy believes they found paperwork in the car that led them to the storage unit. >> they just kind of tossed what they did not want back in here. i don't think this is the first time they have done this and it shouldn't happen to anyone else. >> brandy says the thieves stole thousands of dollars worth of her stuff. she has filed a police report. the sheriff's office is now investigating the case. >>> turning onto weather, another nice winter day across the bay area as you look live at san francisco. a beautiful evening as you can see. some just clouds rolling in? >> you can see on the bottom of the screen lurking around. it was cloudy today. >> it was a bit. >> a little bit. >> that was different than yesterday, it was

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>>teams from boyd. >>handsome cool calm and collected in a hospital room overlooking the city of san francisco little charlie shackleton takes in his first few moments of quietly contemplating the though sleeping soundly now the 7 pound 9 ounce baby boy did give mom and dad. a new year's holiday to remember. >>definitely ran the show yesterday and he decided what was happening when is coming how is coming he was one of his i did to be the first baby born in san francisco, i think it's pretty cool to have a birthday on new year's day, certain they can never take away from you. >>this is yours forever. the first baby in san francisco of the new decade after nearly 20 hours of labor george charles shackleton charlie for short arrived at 12 43am at sutter's cpm see of an s campus hospital we were pretty surprised just because it didn't seem like there is a scenario where he was weren't anywhere near midnight know toward the end it dawned on us really wow what time is my goodness. >>new decade and with all t

>>him from boyd. >>handsome cool calm and collected in a hospital room overlooking the city of san francisco little charlie shackleton takes in his first few moments of quietly contemplating the though sleeping soundly now the 7 pound 9 ounce baby boy did give mom and dad. a new year's holiday to remember. >>definitely ran the show yesterday and he decided what was happening when is coming how is coming he was one of his i did to be the first baby born in san francisco. i think it's pretty cool to have a birthday on new year's day, certain they can never take away from you. >>this is yours forever. the first baby in san francisco of the new decade after nearly 20 hours of labor george charles shackleton charlie for short arrived at 12:43am at sutter's cpm see of an s campus hospital we were pretty surprised just because it didn't seem like there is a scenario where he was weren't anywhere near midnight know toward the end it dawned on us feel like wow what time is my goodness. >>new data in hand with

seems with a new terror threat so almost a weekly basis from the trumpet ministration the french are boyd by the idea of safety in numbers what will they do tomorrow go off to austria and spain italy the united kingdom all the other countries across the globe that will implement digital tax we're going to order global trade which is in nobody's interest and the result is not worth the effort it's taken them a while but it does appear that all e.u. countries are now on the same page all in agreement that they should be taxing digital giants which means if no agreement is made globally in the next few months starting with talks in paris next week the us and e.u. the old allies could find themselves going head to head. paris. economics professor steve keen believes america's push for its own national interests is having a detrimental effect on everybody else. since trump is in charge he'll do whatever he sees as being a win situation for america and a loss for the rest of the world i think in the case of the because these companies are mainly american out and he's going to impose taxes on th

you know tonight they declared will boyd health emergency i mean has there been adequate planning in the years following the sars outbreak that we saw in 2003 i think it will yes and no so one thing you're saying is that the recent memory of sars 2002 i mean for china in particular you're saying the ways in which that experience has shaped the chinese response to kind of virus and i'll give an example so during sars it took about 3 months for the chinese government to report to the world health organization w h o the these cases were coming to this outbreak was happening and that actually contributed to it spreading sure either in this case it was less than a month before the chinese government reported those cases of the current virus to the w.h.o. the other thing i've done is the more transparent about the science in the monitoring of the virus itself so they basically opened up released the genome based sorry release the virus to be studied by scientists to sequence the genomes that back it happened really quickly so the virus could be monitored for how it might mutate how it's sp

matt boyd started the neurodiverse recruitment agency exceptional individuals and couldn't get a jobve been told always what they're bad at and not what they're good at, so when they get to the workplace, if employers can focus on the benefits and strength areas of the individual, then society as a whole, will make a big difference for everyone with adhd, dyslexia, dyspraxia and autism. there are employers who actively seek neurodiverse people like the intelligence agency gchq and the government does offer a grant for employers to help meet the needs of neurodiverse people, but until the traditional way of work changes, they are a community that will continue to not be included in diversity conversation. three brothers from edinburgh are celebrating after setting three world records by rowing across the atlantic in just 35 days. they set off from the canary islands on december the 12th and arrived in antigua after rowing 3,000 miles. lorna gordon has the story. a record—breaking row, in a show of sibling courage. been a tough day. conditions are not great. in fact, at times, conditio

it's a sentimental day for many players today — particularly for peterborough midfielder george boydho played in the 2014 fa cup final for hull when they lost to arsenal. and this lunchtime he's returning to face his former club burnley where he made more than a hundred appearances. it's a reunion he's looking forward to despite the gulf between the premier league team and his league one side. yeah, it would be nice. the kids in the family are all going to come and watch. when the draw was happening there was blackburn and a few others, but it was the one we wanted as a family to watch, go back to burnley. three great years. i thoroughly enjoyed it. it will be nice to see some old faces but i hope to go there and get the win. he's a man used to the limelight and it hasn't taken zlatan ibrahimovic long to get back on the scoresheet at ac milan. the former man united striker re—signed for the italian side on thursday and yesterday he was playing in a friendly. ac milan won the game 9—0, with ibrahimovic scoring one goal and providing an assist. the 38—year—old could make his serie a re

matt boyd started the neurodiverse recruitment agency exceptional individuals and couldn't get a job they're bad at and not what they're good at, so when they get to the workplace, if employers can focus on the benefits and strength areas of the individual, then society as a whole will make a big difference for everyone with adhd, dyslexia, dyspraxia and autism. there are employers who actively seek neurodiverse people like the intelligence agency gchq, and the government does offer a grant for employers to help meet the needs of neurodiverse people, but until the traditional way of work changes, they are a community that will continue to not be included in diversity conversation. authorities in italy have discovered a painting by austrian artist gustav klimt stolen 23 years ago, believed to be worth some $60 million. the painting portrait of a lady was taken from a gallery in the city of piacenza, with investigators believing the art work to have been stolen through a skylight. but in december, a worker discovered a hidden compartment on the gallery's outer wall with the painting st

matt boyd started at the neuro diverse recruitment agency exceptional individuals and couldn't get ark with have been told what they better not a good answer when they get to the workplace, if employers can focus on the benefits and strength areas of the benefits and strength areas of the individual then society as a whole, will make a big difference for everyone with adhd, dyslexia, dyspraxia and autism. there are employers who actively seek neuro diverse people like the intelligence agency gchq and the government does offer a grant for employers to help meet the needs of neuro diverse people but until the traditional way of work changes, they are a community that will continue to not be included in diversity conversation. saracens are one of the most successful rugby union clubs in the country — boasting some of the sport's leading players. but despite their glory on the pitch, tonight they are facing relegation from the premiership because the club has been found to have breached the £7 million salary cap for players — something they've done for the past three seasons. saracens tr

seems with the new terror threat so almost a weekly basis from the trumpet ministration the french are boyd by the idea of safety in numbers what would they do to morrow to go after austria or spain italy the united kingdom all the other countries across the globe to implement additional tax were going to trade which is in nobody's interest and the result is not good it's taken them a while but it does appear that all e.u. countries. and now on the same page all in agreement that they should be turks in digital joints which means if no agreement is made gloopy in the next emotes starting with to see paris next week the us and e.u. the old lies could find themselves going head to head so that you can ski. paris but you cannot mix professor steve keen believes america's push for its own national interests is hovering but he does top 5 for one. since trump is in charge he'll do whatever he sees as being a win situation for america and a loss for the rest of the world i think in the case of the because these companies are mainly american and he's going to impose taxes on them and that will cont

danielle mcloughlin rejoins us, jack otter, boyd matheson. what did you make of that?ugh bernie sanders' campaign still estimates the wealth tax will raise between $2.8 and $3.3 trillion over a ten-year period which is not an insignificant amount of money -- neil: assuming that money is static and doesn't move. >> right. and also, this is a prediction which is what we are told even when it's a tax cut, the idea there are models, we are projecting what human behavior will be like, what markets will do, et cetera. so you take it with a grain of salt. >> first of all, every single politician ever has predicted a better outcome from his plan. but one important thing, it will not surprise anyone to know that elizabeth warren has a plan for what to do with that money. as a result, wharton scored that as adding a little bit of growth. neil: it also says hers isn't paid for. >> the difference between warren and bernie here, she said i do x, y and z, they say okay, that will add a little bit to growth. bernie did not say what he would do to it. neil: they are the two biggest ta

seems with a new terror threat so almost a weekly basis from the trumpet ministration the french are boyd by the idea of safety in numbers what will they do tomorrow to go after austria and spain italy the united kingdom all the other countries across the globe that will implement a digital tax we're going to order a global trade war which is in nobody's interest and the result is not worth the effort it's taken them a while but it does appear that all e.u. countries. we're now on the same page all in agreement that they should be taxing digital giants which means if no agreement is made globally in the next few months starting with paris next week the u.s. and e.u. the old allies could find themselves going head to head. the greek government is under pressure to tighten its refugee policies growing discontent over the migrant crisis continues fuelling protests across the country on the island's worst affected by we influx residents say migrant camps have become overcrowded prisons are demanding their shut down while athens has pointed out a lack of solidarity from the e.u. slamming bruss

seems with a new terror threat so almost a weekly basis from the trumpet ministration the french are boyd by the idea of safety in numbers what will they do tomorrow to go after austria and spain italy the united kingdom all the other countries across the globe that will implement digital tax we're going to global trade which is in nobody's interest and the result is not worth the effort it's taken them a while but it does appear that all e.u. countries are now on the same page all in agreement that they should be taxing digital joints which means if no agreement is made globally in the next few months starting with talks in paris next week the u.s. and e.u. the old allies could find themselves going head to head. paris we're back with you in just under 35 minutes this is our 2 international. but we've also discovered that there are genes in our bodies that protect us from a gene we call these longevity genes and there's a set of genes that we work on in my lab at harvard called the search and for those to work effectively to slow aging and prevent us from getting diseases they need a mol

it's a sentimental day for many players today — particularly for peterborough midfielder george boydunchtime he's returning to face his former club burnley where he made more than a hundred appearances. it's a reunion he's looking forward to despite the gulf between the premier league team and his league one side. yeah, it would be nice.

be a sentimental day for many players today — one of those will be peterborough midfielder george boydenal. and this lunchtime he's returning to face his former club burnley where he made more than 100 appearances. it's a reunion he's looking forward to despite the gulf between the premier league team and his league one side. it will be nice, the kids and family are going to come and watch and when the draw was happening, it was the one we wanted, to go back to burnley. i thoroughly enjoyed my three years there and it will be nice to see some old faces and hopefully we go there and get the win. he's a man used to the limelight and it hasn't taken zlatan ibrahimovic, to get back on the scoresheet at ac milan. the former man united striker re—signed for the italian side on thursday and yesterday he was playing in a friendly. ac milan won the game 9—0, with ibrahimovic scoring one goal and providing an assist. the 38—year—old could make his serie a return against sampdoria at the san siro on monday. sale sharks are up to third in rugby union's premiership after scoring six tries in a 48—1

well i spoke to financial come to charlie boyd because of course there is a lot of money at stake here he believes that if the project has been suspended it was all about sending signals. it's certainly going to be an interesting year i don't think it's particularly you know significant economically right now but it's certainly sends a signal i think the chinese have also started to realize especially in the last couple of years that we are entering a global recession whatever that whatever form that takes whether it's the next month or the next couple of years and trying to quote a good position especially with with. looking for reelection later this year and he's backtracking on the a lot of that stuff. it just makes sense for them to send a message to the u.k. that they're on the radar as well especially at this important time for england the u.k. rather. ok another story we're closely following today the sputnik news agency has a nonstarter it's shutting down its bureau in the a story in capitol tallent after dozens of its employees resigned saying the feared criminal prosecution a

>>when team from boyd. handsome cool calm and collected in a hospital room overlooking the city of san francisco little charlie shackleton. >>takes in his first few moments of quietly contemplating the though sleeping soundly now the 7 pound 9 ounce baby boy did give mom and dad. a new year's holiday to remember. >>definitely ran the show yesterday and he decided what was happening when is coming how is coming he was one of his i did to be the first baby born in san francisco. i think it's pretty cool to have a birthday on new year's day certain they can never take away from you. >>this is yours forever. the first baby in san francisco of the new decade after nearly 20 hours of labor george charles shackleton charlie for short arrived at 12:43am at sutter's cpm see of an s campus hospital we were pretty surprised just because it didn't seem like there is a scenario where he was weren't anywhere near midnight know toward the end it dawned on us really wow what time is and my goodness the new data in hand wit

matt boyd started the neurodiverse recruitment agency exceptional individuals.that we work with have been told what they are bad out, not what they are good at. when they get to the workplace, if employers can focus on the benefits understrength areas of the benefits understrength areas of the and society as a whole, it will make a big difference for everybody with adhd, dyslexia and autism. there are employers who actively seek nero diverse people, like the intelligence agency gchq. -- neurodiverse. and the government does offer a ground for employers to help meet the needs of neurodiverse people. but until the traditional way of what changes they are a community who will continue not to be included in any diversity conversation. three brothers from edinburgh have set a series of world records after rowing across the atlantic ocean in just 35 days. lachlan, jamie and ewan maclane are the fastest and youngest trio to row across the atlantic, and the first team of siblings to cross any ocean. our scotland correspondent lorna gordon reports. a record—breaking row,