the federals were in our grasp, and bragg just let them slip away.morale of this army, and he must be removed to another command immediately, or we will lose everything we gained at chickamauga. >> jefferson davis considered himself something of a military genius, and so he would often intervene in his armies. davis did not trust longstreet. >> general longstreet, it's not so simple as placing general bragg at another command. you have no idea the political and public pressures i must contend with. >> all the public wants is success, and if you cannot give it to them, the end of this confederacy is assured. >> jefferson davis allows braxton bragg to hold onto his command despite the urging of his many generals, who request that he be removed. so, unlike lincoln, who listens to his generals and heeds their advice, davis tends to micromanage, putting belief in his own military genius, and his allegiance to old friends like bragg guide him to poor decisions that threaten to undermine the survival of the confederacy. >> though bragg fails to destroy the

john: basic training was fort bragg, north carolina. my number when i volunteered was on the sign, that is correct. [laughter] joe: what training did you get for your mos? i received training at fort eustis, virginia. ,he school was very high-tech and they taught me the basic skills as to how disassemble a uh one helicopter, reassemble, and how to work on various components. joe: you must have thought you were going to never get out of virginia. john: you are absolutely right, sir. at fortice to be

john: basic training was fort bragg, north carolina. d41. you never forget those numbers. that was the unit i was assigned to. my number when i volunteered was on the sign, that is correct. [laughter] joe: i'm sure it is. what training did you get for your mos? john: i received training at fort eustis, virginia. the school was very high-tech, and they taught me the basic skills as to how to disassemble a uh1 helicopter, reassemble, and how to work on various components. very good training. joe: you must have thought you were going to never get out of virginia. john: you are absolutely right, sir. [laughter] but it was nice to be at fort eustis, it was only a few miles

a revolt from within her own party that could threaten her fragile government and peace in favor bragg's it opposes any customs partnership with the e.u. one of the options being considered by may the one the u.k. to have no links to e.u. laws all regulations after it leaves the flock. came with analytical u.k. company at the center of a major facebook data breaches to shut down operations. the political consultancy hit the headlines in march when a former employee revealed how he used data from millions of facebook users to influence the u.s. presidential campaign the company says it suffered a sharp drop in business and will begin bankruptcy proceedings its parent company s e l is also closing out a basque separatist group says it is this spending just days after apologizing to its victims more than eight hundred people were killed during its fifty year campaign for an independent state it declared a cease fire in two thousand and eleven the dean barber reports from san sebastián

dissidents during the late period of the cold war more recently he's been backing best for britain an anti bragg's it group in the u.k. we've got one mission and that is to try and stop breaks that george soros has foundations have along with a number of other major donors also made significant contributions to i would indeed through his foundations he's contributed four hundred thousand pounds he's been working to try and repeal the abortion laws in ireland. the activities there have actually been deemed illegal with amnesty international being ordered by the authorities to return his donations that hasn't stopped him or even given him pause in trying to influence the politics of a foreign country that is just another example. by. concern in their own question. soros recently experienced a few setbacks in hungary central european university which he's very close to was

bragg. and went to a place called bearcat. jim happened to be stationed at bearcat, a different time from when i was there. at that point, it's about 15 to 20 kilometers northwest of ben wa which is northeast of saigon. it was the headquarters for the 9th infantry division. the old reliables. we had two assault helicopter companies, lift companies, chinooks. and the combat support. and the 9th division headquarters. most of our flying was in the south of saigon, in the me kong delta. that means a lot to a pilot because if he gets shot up, you always have a place to land. you don't have the same problem as aviators when you're up country with 200 or 300 foot trees, et cetera. an assault helicopter company's mission is to pick up troops from their home away from home, load them up and you can get eight americans in the old huey. everybody knows the huey. it's the symbol of vietnam if you will. we fly them from point a to point b. which is wherever they want to go technically. i happened to be

commons with the labor leader wanting a democratic opera horse on the government angry at the lords bragg's it struction let's go live now to westminster to polly boy who's been following developments probably the lords really are getting both barrels right now. yeah and jeremy corbyn the labor leader he said that he's all for scrapping the house of lords his spoke spokespersons has said that the upper chamber of the british parliament is basically a take a listen to what he had to say it's absurd that we still have this undemocratic and the charisma in the twenty first century and when labor is elected we will carry through that pledge yes so jeremy corbyn you see that vowing that if elected he's saying that a labor government would abolish the house of lords entirely and in fact jeremy corbyn says he's now only going to appoint labor pay is if they agree to basically vote themselves out of a job if it ever came down to

a hard border what happens to west through what we have with opposed to hard border and hard bragg's that will continue to oppose that i was just acted recently with and if i was majority on that majority was the people of standing up and sent they didn't want to hard border they didn't want to heartbreaks that and should family continue to lead the campaign for special status so that we don't have a hard border all a big thank you well. to hear the other side we're going to go outside westminster to speak to the a pm b. sammy wilson the chargers' worst person on bricks and a member of britain's parliamentary committee on exiting the european union the d.p. is the paramilitary linked party keeping drazen main power as british prime minister sami thanks for being on going underground again so how excited are you by your defacto coalition partners to resume his government saying it's going to a publisher white paper on highlands future it's not a white paper on arlin's future it's a white paper which will outline the government's position on a whole range of issues which it has to nego

all ireland i mention of the good friday agreement strand to makes little sense in the context of bragg's it . the good friday good was predicated upon seamless cross border trade and therefore you know although the good friday agreement only assumed common e.u. membership it's it really is struggling to function once the actuality of brigs it takes place assuming it goes ahead on the twenty ninth of march two thousand and nineteen and that's an acceptable you've got to remember the good friday agreement was voted for by huge majorities on both parts of the on the violence it was supported right across the globe frankly and countries are not going to stand aside and simply see the good friday agreement torn asunder by e a unilateral action from the united kingdom gnomish a bomb is a a well read man but do you think is familiar with the churchill quote that the dewey steeples of for man and tyrone are no dominating british landscape. are you saying they know dominate the politics of the continent of europe. and european

and the embarrassment of that and you've got to remember that the bulk of scots did not vote for braggs it in the same way that the bulk of the northern irish did not vote for it and frankly there's been no respect given to either of those countries in terms of of the what they said in terms of break that referendum instead westminster's tried to steamroller. ed and you know it's got into ever greater difficulty in resolving these questions so ultimately we're looking at a scenario in which the bridge city is will not get their way i'm fairly clear i don't i also don't think they've got the power to bring down trees or may either and what you have is a softer bragg's in the what was originally envisaged professor john tong of the university of liverpool thank you so much for being on the alex salmon show my pleasure. in twenty forty you know bloody revolution to the demonstration going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it you still were here i mean your list put me in the. school and you go to the former u

with the house of lords a hardline brags it is in particular because the lords keep rejecting key bragg's it legislation that the government here is trying to push through rather embarrassing to reason may's administration has suffered fifteen defeats in the house of lords over the past few weeks and whenever the lords reject legislation that politicians in the commons are trying to push through there is always talk of a constitutional crisis because they say the elected politicians are trying to enact the will of the people whereas the on the elected laws are blocking those efforts or holding them up at least and there is on the other side of the argument argue well it's the job of the house of lords to hold politicians to account and to scrutinise the laws that they are trying to process but it's not just the labor leader who's getting frustrated you see that he's talking about changing the system there is in fact now also a politician sorry a petition to hold a referendum on abolishing the house of lords it's reached more than one hundred fifty thousand signatures now. meaning that the

and the embarrassment of that and you've got to remember that the bulk of scots did not vote for braggs it in the same way that the bulk of the northern irish did not vote for it and frankly there's been no respect given to out of those countries in terms of of the what they said in terms of break that referendum instead westminster's tried to steamroller. and you know it's got into ever greater difficulty in resolving these questions so ultimately we're looking at a scenario in which the brig's at sea is will not get their way i'm fairly clear i don't i also don't think they've got the power to bring down trees or may either and what you have is a softer bragg's the what was originally envisaged professor john tong thing university of liverpool thank you so much for being on the alex salmond show my pleasure. summit or no summit that's the question north korea's threat of a no show when single for on june twelfth is a reminder to washington that north korea will not merely cave to american demands if there's going to be an agreement it's going to take time and patience. united states.

s in favor bragg's it oppose any customs partnership with the e.u. one of the options may is considering. the u.k. company at the center of a major facebook data breach has collapsed cambridge analytical is accused of improperly accessing the data of millions of people for political clients. those are the headlines we're back in half an hour right now it's with us. he was the world's most wanted my last meeting i had with him was off to live. in london was very nervous about meeting he's not met a western reporter before in part one of an exclusive two part documentary all dizzy or a speaks to the met osama bin ladin he never showed hostility towards me and the west i knew bin landen on alleges he. took him and. if it is not. in the hague that i'm honestly not bombing them in the need. to have them send a manager. on the phone no one. will let me. know that there's been no no. no. no. no no no. no. don't look at him in. a headlock. and in venice. but manage him alive in the study the study. let's hope the good of. the other so it's. you that this. li

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one of them was led by braxton bragg, probably recognize his name from the civil war and fort bragg. he was one of the outstanding ones. he, in fact, at buena vista he, at buena vista he performed tremendously and was at this pivotal part of the battle. but as for the european tactics winfield scott was a student of, , as far as infantry tactics go, he was a student of napoleon. war." read "the art of he carried it. actually, he had a whole library that he carried around with him. and he, scott had fought in the war of 1812, and he'd been forced into a couple of situations where he'd had to fight defensively, and he was wounded, and it was really a bad situation in the campaign in canada. he vowed he'd never fight defensively again. he'd always go on the offense. so he studied napoleonic tactics and came up with his method was to never attack the front, always attack the flying -- flank. feint going this way, move this way. taylor was just the opposite. he would fix bayonets and charge straight ahead. but scott was, he was not only a strategist, but he was an excellent -- he was prob

coming in after bragg's it but a bigger e.u. budget overall so who's going to basically pick up the slack here. one country that is going to take up the slack of course is germany and berlin has already conceded and said yes we are willing to put more money into the kitty and there in it was about four to five billion. budget contribution paris has also already said yes we are willing to pay somewhat more it will be not quite as much but there will be a big force coming from paris and so it goes around about those countries that pay net into the european budget and that they don't take out like most of the eastern european countries still do and some of the southern ones so it's a it's a game of redistribution and of course behind this is a political message the european commission brussels says we are shrinking in the way that britain is leaving us however we're not shrinking and tasks and obligations for the future and we want to be politically strong yeah exactly i mean if we're not talking about just the number of euros year

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from fort bragg yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. mcnerney: seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. mcnerney: mr. speaker, today, may is national foster care month, a time to renew our commitment to the thousands of children in our nation's foster care system. that's why i'm proud to be a member of the congressional youth foster caucus which is dedicated to strengthen our nation's child welfare system. today we're celebrating the congressional foster youth shadow day, a special day where more than 100 foster youth from across the country come to d.c. to spend a day with members of congress as we conduct our nation's business. i have the privilege today of hosting esmeralda who is from my district in stockton, california. esmeralda is a student at grand canyon university where she's studying public policy and inspire

since the braggs it vote ten day or me has called on london to repeal some of its immigration laws she says it's led to some foreigners being wrongly targeted on slieve imports people all over the u.k. like the bits of multiculturalism that make their lives nicer like for instance for food but nowadays it seems foreign people are not anything like as popular. peter's lived in the u.k. for twelve years and regards himself just as much british as polish but recently he took his kids to the park where they were given a stark reminder of how some in this country view outsiders one boy which was some of them is also english. he was very. soon nine year old boy yeah yeah i think it came from his parents officials it istic from the british government show a steady rise in racial or religious lee aggravated offenses over the last five years showing peaks for instance of the shah yep those shootings in paris they didn't over three thousand incidents a month but between april two thousand and sixteen when the bricks and referendum campaign began and july twenty sixth seen just after the u.k. vot

peers and is now under fire from both sides of the commons with the government angry at the lords bragg's it obstruction and the labor leader wanting an elected upper chamber. it's absurd that we still have this undemocratic and a career ism in the twenty first century and when labor is elected we will carry through that pledge fact jermy corbin says he's now only going to appoint labor pay is if they agree to basically vote themselves out of a job if it ever came down to a vote but reforming britain's on the elected upper chamber is an idea that gets floated every couple of years really there are those that say that the whole institution is inherently democratic some see the lords as a mad laying bunch where the last time they checked the average age is about sixty nine years old they get to claim expenses courtesy of the taxpayer of up to three hundred pounds a day and some say for not doing very much work but for the seven hundred years that it's been in existence the chamber of the house of lords has had its fashion era of scandal sleep and silliness take a look. offer my sincere apol

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bragg north of the bay area. can't rule out a thunderstorm here. when it moves on shore, this level 1 system overnight through tomorrow will bring us spotty light showers, less than .15 inch for most areas. a look at major changes for the holiday weekend coming up. >> thank you. no charges will be filed against the san francisco police officers involved in two deadly high profile shootingsings. abc7 was at the hall of justice when the announcement was made. it's a decision he is clearly uncomfortable with. >> the conflict that i have is i don't necessarily believe that the use of force was necessary. right? but the law doesn't necessarily care about whether it was necessary or not. >> the first shooting was mario woods in december of 2015. officers were seen surrounding him ordering him to drop a knife that ended in a barrage of gunfire. the other happened in april of 2016. luis gongora was shot after police say he charged with a kitchen knife. the decision not to file charges did not go over well with the families or the lawyer representing them.

the conservative party is also getting increasingly frustrated with the house of lords a hardline bragg's it is in particular because the lords keep rejecting he drags it legislation that the government here is trying to push through rather embarrassing to reason may's administration has suffered fifteen defeats in the house of lords over the past few weeks and whenever the lords reject legislation that politicians in the commons are trying to push through there is always talk of a constitutional crisis because they say elected politicians are trying to enact the will of the people whereas the on the elected laws are blocking those efforts or holding them up at least and there is on the other side of the argument argue well it's the job of the house of lords to hold politicians to account and to scrutinize the laws that they are trying to pass. here's something you might not expect there are enough opioids in the waters off seattle on the west coast of america that shellfish there have tested positive for the drugs scientists say it reflects the high number of people in the surrounding ar

peers and is now under fire from both sides of the commons with the government angry at the lords bragg's it obstruction in the labor leader wanting an elected upper chamber. it's absurd that we still have this undemocratic and a career ism in the twenty first century and when labor is elected we will carry through that pledge fact jermy corbin says he's now only going to appoint labor pay is if they agree to basically vote themselves out of a job if it ever came down to a vote but reforming britain's on the elected upper chamber is an idea that gets floated every couple of years really there are those that say that the whole institution is inherently democratic some see the lords as a mad bunch where the last time they checked the average age is about sixty nine years old they get to claim expenses courtesy of the taxpayer of up to three hundred pounds a day and some say for not doing very much work but for the seven hundred years that it's been in existence the chamber of the house of lords has had its fashion era of scandal sleep and silliness take a look. from my sincere apologies to

put aside eight hundred thousand pounds for those elections more than half of those who voted chose bragg's it in june twenty sixth he did go between london and brussels of the terms of that divorce began last year they're still ongoing a major stumbling block that remains is the irish border and while there's still no solution that satisfies all sides the e.u. says that it wants more clear proposals from the british pm. we want them bushes partnership with the united kingdom but for that we need realistic proposals from the u.k. and the colonel be a game of hide and seek down the street spokesperson said to resume a simply trying to get the best possible deal that would satisfy both sides meanwhile ukip m.e.p. marco parker believes the british people are growing frustrated by just how long it's taking the government to find a solution. the british people have voted for this referendum have full expectancy to leave we're frustrated with our government being so slow in their negotiations you know we we find it very annoying very upsetting that they seem to be so slow every time i think they'

and that's the whole point of bragg's it is to increase the size of government understand sure the mandate was to take g.d.p. and address it so that government was a less a percentage of g.d.p. braise it just reverses that whole trend and makes the government now a bigger part of g. pay which is highly anti-growth so i mean i'll read you some of boris johnson's exact quotes he's the foreign minister foreign secretary for the united kingdom three some a is the prime minister in case you don't know a lot of people may not hear much about the united kingdom but he said that outward free trade in countries what they want to hear from us is that we are getting on with it with confidence embryo in zap. so over that's not a clown does he know these that's a given it's going. squirting water so i like your idea that the u.k. needs a clown station to compete with the berlusconi's and then only the trump clownish behavior in america and other global clowns i mean to compete in this global economy you need a clown force johnson's caliber he's a world class clown well if you don't have the authority i

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right populist party thrown us and they strive to stay out of it as much as possible also for the braggs that vote but every once in a while of course with the number of commission it is you have somebody will say something on the german commission or is known to be very outspoken at times and of course there were reactions already from the different institutions that may give you an example don't know from the e.u. council tweeted for example my appeal to all e.u. institutions please respect the voters we are there to serve them not to lecture them oh right that sounds like a reprimand to me max barber want to go to you what happens in rome doesn't stay in rome stock markets have been slipping investors are worried about the uncertain political situation the european single currency has been hit how worried are italians about financial instability. people have talked to enough talked to some people even who are sort of friends of chink with stella end quite educated in european affairs but even they are not really worried they somehow don't see the connection they don't see the connecti

predicted the conservative party has lost control of some key councils but managed to gain ground in bragg's at supporting regions the vote was the first test of public opinion since last year's general election. authorities in the us state of hawaii have issued evacuation orders after eruptions from the killer way it all came. towards several residential areas eruption on the big island comes after a series earthquakes in recent days some ten thousand residents have been told to move to safety. and social media site twitter has urged its more than three hundred million users to change their passwords the company says it recently had caused some passwords to be stored in plain text rather than being in it it says there was no indication that the words have been mis used and that it's advice was purely precautionary. west african country of cameroon is currently in the grip of a bind that secession is crisis that threatens to become a full blown revolt insurgence in the west of the country have killed carried out a series of attacks on security forces after the government crackdown on peacefu

john: basic training was fort bragg, north carolina. my number when i volunteered was on the sign, that is correct. [laughter] joe: what training did you get for your mos? i received training at fort eustis, virginia. ,he school was very high-tech and they taught me the basic skills as to how disassemble a uh one helicopter, reassemble, and how to work on various components. joe: you must have thought you were going to never get out of virginia. john: you are absolutely right, sir. at fortice to be eustis, it was only a few miles from my home. joe: when were you assigned to vietnam? when did you leave for vietnam? john: i will never forget that day. in, i want totnam say march and it was fort lewis, washington. it was raining and i said to myself, oh my god, what a miserable day. joe: 67 or 68? john: this was 67. 67was the latter part of when i went to for lewis, washington. at fort lewis -- fort lewis, washington. at fort lewis, it was a very dreary day. it was me and several other hundred soldiers sporting the aircraft, and we proceed

and that's the whole point of bragg's it is to increase the size of government under satcher the mandate was to take g.d.p. and address it so that government was a less a percentage of g.d.p. braise it just reverses that whole trend it makes the government now a bigger part of g. pay which is highly anti-growth so i mean i'll read you some of . the exact quotes he's the foreign minister of foreign secretary for the united kingdom some may as the prime minister in case you don't know a lot of people may not hear much about the united kingdom but he said that outward free trade in countries what they want to hear from us is that we are getting on with it with confidence and breo in zap. so over that's not a clown does he know these that's a given it's going to. squirting water so i like your idea that the u.k. needs a clown station to compete with the berlusconi's and then only the trump clownish behavior in america and other global clowns i mean to compete in this global economy you need a clown force johnson's caliber he's a world class clown well if you don't have the authority in the p

predicted the conservative party has lost control of some key councils but managed to gain ground in bragg's that supporting regions vote was the first test of public opinion since last year's general election now it's a scandal that just refuses to go away another twist in the diesel gate saga garrets that's why soon u.s. prosecutors have charged former boss moss inventor call for his part in the diesel gate scandal they say he conspired to mislead regulators and violate the us clean air act federal grand jury in michigan than dion's had been to call as part of a probe into the scandal which has plagued the company for nearly three years. couldn't have come at a worse time for folks bogen the announcement that its former c.e.o. martin venter cohen was indicted by u.s. authorities it came soon after v.w. shareholders meeting where its new c.e.o. all spoke about regaining confidence. most volkswagen must become more honest more open more truthful so that we don't make ourselves more vulnerable again. model. is still vulnerable the indictment of ventre core now has many asking whether the carm

and that's the whole point of bragg's it is to increase the size of government under thatcher the mandate was to take g.d.p. and address it so that government was a less a percentage of g.d.p. braise it just reverses that whole trend it makes the government now a bigger part of g. pay which is highly anti-growth so i mean i'll read you some of . the exact quotes he's the foreign minister foreign secretary for the united kingdom some a is the prime minister in case you don't know a lot of people may not hear much about the united kingdom but he said that outward free trade in countries what they want to hear from us is that we are getting on with it with confidence and breo in zap. so over that's not a clown does he know these that's a given what's going on. squirting water so i like your idea that the u.k. needs a clown station to compete with the berlusconi's and then only the trump clownish behavior in america and other global clowns i mean to compete in this global economy you need a clown force johnson's caliber he's a world class clown well if you don't have the authority in the powe

jailed opposition leader anwar ibrahim paving the way for his eventual return to politics and how the braggs a vote is said to have sparked a growing culture of racism in the u.k. . by the springtime flowering of a mountain lake. to the first snowfall on a winter's day. hello and welcome back signs of the monsoon across southeast asia with the system producing outbreaks of rain across china some heavy rains being reported here but see some rain extending up towards the river valley but the skies fuzhou hong kong and indeed for taiwan weather conditions are looking dry it's looking pretty wet across parts of vietnam protect the northern areas extending into indochina during the course of suff late on sunday but further north across china that frontal system does begin to weaken i said down into southeastern parts of asia we've got one and two showers for the philippines but generally weather conditions not looking too bad middle of that thirty five degrees heavy showers across borneo but for java and bali the weather is generally looking pretty good and as we head up through them in a pinch a

he completed ranger school at fort bragg and was there at -- was there in 1961 when president kennedy visited the green berets. that inspired him to become a green beret. he graduated from training in 1963. he was deployed to vietnam and late 1968. 19 69, he was7, commanding a five-man special forces team when they discovered a large cache of food and weapons brought over the border. at that time, they opened fire on his team. another sergeant commanding a different team had been killed near an enemy bunker. he immediately moved his men forward. with two volunteers, he went through a minefield to recover his fallen comrade. upon reaching the fallen soldier, he said a quick prayer. the enemy opened fire on them. his two comrades were immediately wounded. he helped the wounded back to a safer position. he grabbed 20 grenades and ran directly back into enemy fire and destroyed for enemy bunkers. case thated a contained classified information. at that time, he was it three times in the chest and an the right arm -- and in the right arm. it was about two hours before a helicopter could res

and that's the whole point of bragg's it is to increase the size of government under satcher the mandate was to take g.d.p. and address it so that government was a less a percentage of g.d.p. breaks it just reverses that whole trend and makes the government now a bigger part of g. pay which is highly anti-growth so i mean i'll read you some of boris johnson's exact quotes he's the foreign minister foreign secretary for the united kingdom theresa may is the prime minister in case you don't know a lot of people may not hear much about the united kingdom but he said that outward free trade in countries what they want to hear from us is that we are getting on with it with confidence and breo in zap. so over that's what a clown does you know these that's a given he was going. courting water so i like your idea that the u.k. needs a clown station to compete with the berlusconi's and then only the trump clownish behavior in america and other global clowns i mean to compete in this global economy you need a clown force johnson's caliber he's a world class clown well if you don't have the authori

the conservative party is also getting increasingly frustrated with the house of lords a hardline bragg's it is in particular because the lords keep rejecting he brags that legislation that the government here is trying to push through rather embarrassing to reason may's administration has suffered fifteen defeats in the house of lords over the past few weeks and whenever the lords reject legislation that politicians in the commons are trying to push through there is always talk of a constitutional crisis because they say elected politicians are trying to enact the will of the people whereas the on the elected laws are blocking those efforts or holding them up at least and there is on the other side of the argument argue well it's the job of the house of lords to hold politicians to account and to scrutinize the laws that they are trying to pass. now here are some of you may not expect to see that apparently are enough opioids in the waters off seattle on the west coast of america that shellfish there are no toasting positive for the drugs scientists so it reflects the high number of peop