the canon was wheeled into place. i just like this picture. now, the canon are loaded and ready. he puts a screen in front of the canon so that they are not exposed. what he's hoping is that the federal troops will get as close as possible and he can unload with his canon and his men can start firing. now coming down the road was the 13th illinois, volunteer regiment from northern illinois nicknamed fremont's greyhounds. they had been under the commander of fremont. and first illinois regiment to get into missouri. they fought at pea ridge and vicksburg and temporarily attached to hooker's congressmm because they had been at the battle of missionary ridge. so they had already done some pretty good work. they were in charge with lieutenant colonel frederick partridge. here is goldwait, waiting for the 13th illinois to get closer and closer. >> keeping silent and everything in the valley was in our sight railroad running like an arrow from our feet straight to it and to and through to the village in the background. cleburne and an aide were hidden behind us. cleburne behind a tree

are doing the social distancing and working from home to try to flatten the curb, rbc's team led by canon mckay did some modeling looking at what we can learn from china, italy and other places and we've gotten some of the graphs re-created here for you so the red line here are the total cases in china and the blue line are the global cases which clearly are now accelerating as china has managed to flatten its curve. if you look at the beginning of the graph you'll see where china implemented the lockdowns in wuhan and hubei province they estimated it was about 25 days from that lockdown and the quarantine until they started to see new case numbers start to slow down and they do point out

they moved the canon from their fort storing the big guns in three widely scattered locations. both rhode island and connecticut and locally elected governors under their 17th century charter, they were different from the other colonies. in new hampshire the story was different ffbecause there was a royal governor and there he made things different. paul revere arrived from boston with the news of the order in council, that's how portsmouth new hampshire found out about it, fault rumors spread that general gage was sending troops to take over the fort . it was called fort william and mary. the crowd decided to attack the fort and take the cannon and musket and ammunition stored there, between three and 400 menoverran the fort, imprisoned the soldiers, there were only five soldiers , took down the british flag and confiscated 100 barrels of gunpowder. this left governor john wentworth of new hampshire fully and very upset, shall we say. he wrote the lord dartmouth quote, the springs of government failed me. he had tried to muster the militia to oppose the taking of the fort but

what are you going to do for the canon if you're a columnist? if you're an army, you would want a cannon. yes, go ahead. >> you mentioned in the beginning about the term loyal and i was wondering, is it just a term or was it becoming something that people organized themselves around and drink groups? >> two people here that? basically, the question was, did loyalist become organized and start to use that term as a group? they began to be, one of the things that happened, especially when it became clear that there was going to be worth, which became clear in january 75, there was a group of people who called themselves loyalist in massachusetts who organized and tried to set up a royal militia to oppose what was happening as a congress in massachusetts. but mostly, people started to cough themselves loyalist. later on, it becomes very clear during work, but it just began this period. they did indeed start to organize. balcony, all right. >> can you describe more detail with the relationship between samuel adams -- [inaudible] >> samuel adams didn

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contesting the canon it does affect the value. s.k. who knew we were doing this show on twitter says diversity is the answer the decision makers must be inclusive curious and visionary plus acquire a better understanding of your visitors and cater to all sections of society wow this would be amazing the teases this possible oh it is possible but there has to be a commitment i mean we have a movement but once the month is over the month of march what commitment will those institutions make to acquire the works of those women how many of the women of the 5 that they're asking people to nominate are actually in their permanent collections so there has been this systemic problem denying women access to institutions that truly impact their careers and the value of their work in the marketplace this just look at some figures because sometimes the data when you just look at the overall think is that really is a wakeup call so let's look at the difference between the most highest paid piece of art that was by a woman artist compared to a

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clashed with security forces in chile's capital santiago police responded to stone throwers with water canon since october chile has been rocked by protests the started up for a hike in public transport face and broadened to include calls for better pensions and health care and education. thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets of algeria's capital algeria's to march against the country's ruling elite despite the coronavirus threat campaign of weekly mass protests has lasted more than a year and led to the resignation of long serving president abilities to defeat last april. well there are currently tens of thousands of asylum seekers living in camps on greece's aging in islands among them thousands of unaccompanied minors many of them face violence abuse and exploitation several countries in the european union have reached a deal to take these vulnerable children. fan a company children in migrant camps many of them in a poor state of health about 5000 are estimated to be in greece 2000 of them in facilities on greek islands now a 7 nation coalition of the willing including ger

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and the building has great symbolic historical importance st elizabeth of hungary who was later canonized for her services to the sick and the poor lived here in the 13th century. the castle is also said to have been the setting for the legendary minstrels contest in which poets such as via tough under focus by ditto part of that book castle became a world heritage site and 999 book border on account fossil corsa was recognised 1st because it's an especially beautiful example of the futile error in leaving evil central europe and also because it's so close sealing so important concepts in the history of ideas and faith in all europe because martin luther began translating the bible into german here it was. look i wanted all. christians to be able to read the bible he translated the new testament from ancient greek into german in just a few weeks. legend has it that lhota through an ink well of the devil and his study here he had in the castle from 152121522 countless pilgrims have made their way to his study sense than. martin luther made a vast book castle world famous. and the 2 german

said i'm on about is all the plan laid out of the report the other one of that silly and suffering canonical he supercenter criminal. is a little bit lower than not going to be released as a mayor some place was elected only cost in the his complete country of quality is a good as well as any truck on noble long while we know it the only plus. my love is the ultimate deal. and that indeed has a little in. love. in 2006 mexico's president declared war on his nation's drug cartels a war that has claimed more than 35000 lives in the state of sinaloa photographers and journalists covering this carnage face the outcome of this brutality with every story they cover. this snapshot of 2 days in 2 different newspapers sheds light on the difficult and dangerous reality these journalists must face every day on this the deadliest beat. the. information you need. to. know moderately your money you say but you don't want to see them on this new star and they learn their interest through a gentle method but in medicine that you. don't there's going but in what will not come out of the yes yes unless you wa

because eight was actually the ninth because hobbs and shaw is canon?just give me an answer. is hobbs and shaw canon? >> yes. >> stephen: so that's the ninth. so the eighth is the ninth. the ninth is the tenth. but here's what i'm say -- and give me a shot at chris. give me a shot at chris right now, ( bleep ) da damn it! you're a cameraman! how do you know that doesn't help! >> jon: aaahhh! ( piano riff ) >> stephen: i am telling you, what is happening right now is the future of this television show! you think i'm not leaving in half an hour, you're crazy! i'm rather enjoying this right now. are you having a good time? >> yes. >> stephen: okay. have you had any of this? ( laughter ) because i have, and i've got to tell ya, i feel like a child again. ( piano riff ) making mud pies, man, anything's possible. >> jon: yeah, that's right. 38 minutes. >> stephen: 38 minutes? we've almost got a full show right here. tom! >> yeah! >> stephen: what do you think? anything here? can you use any of this? >> i can use some of it, sure! >> stephen: we've got 38 minu

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1st and foremost its thetic value its cultural value and that's determined by art history and the canon and today there's a consensus that because it was an interesting artist. when someone buys a piece for such a crazy price is out of love for art of mine environment is that my experience the overwhelming majority of collectors we encounter i know personally are indeed interested in the art and not just in art as investment though of course there are investors as well versed on the work that fetched the highest price ever was sold at christie's in new york in 2017 salvator monday a portrait of jesus from around 1503 ascribed by some experts to leonardo da vinci . 200000000 is bid so you are the 1000000 who are the 1000232 out of it is dead it may be a significant or even important work of art but it's also an investment it went to an anonymous better later revealed to be a saudi royal for $400000000.00. $450000000.00 when you include fees christie's charges between 10 and 20 percent on top of the sale price of each work. at christie's $400000000.00 is the grid and the prius. so. how do

soul clean title success came in 1993 german cup but he also won the blunders leaguers top score a canon 3 times. and robert lewandowski that. both kissed and was perhaps the last of the league's penalty box purists whenever live because. pushed forward he would make a big line for his beloved and killed like that he was happy to stick close to his marker for feeling free at the crucial moment to do what he did this. is why didn't i just wanted to score any which way it often most are pretty much all that mattered for me was getting the ball over the line with any part of my body over the. years a quintessential kiersten see still trotting alongside the defender keenly aware of the developing situation then spotting the gap he makes his move and finish hugely from. a center forward completely in his element. will go to me in style of playing he was always confident i get the way he got his goals inside the box if you have the nose for goal a real poacher. i suppose he was explosive constantly homing in on the near post acting and not reacting always making the 1st move and with incredibl

credit facility that they build, which would total $4.25 trillion that they could point as a money canon at any large corporation they want. and that is -- just dwarfs any other support for small business or any other entity and i really believe will be transformative in terms of what these large corporations will be able to do with that money. >> so let me give this what i've read as sort of the best version of the argument for something like that is essentially you -- could find ourselves in a kind of domino situation in which this turns into a really gnarly credit crisis and financial crisis if you have a lot of companies starting to go under, a lot of bonds starting to tank. the credit markets have already been a little woolly, and no one's really to blame here. it's not like the banks who took on all this leverage and screwed themselves and got bailed out. everyone here ended up, what's so bad about shooting money canons at american business to keep it propped up? >> well, if it was a bailout because of the unfortunate situation that we're in, that would be certainly understandable.

well, a cannonball larger than any canon could actually fire. we had to bring in all kinds of allies to examine it and make sure it wasn't going to explode on us. but also, we were going to be able to build a sickly a glass box around these buildings without knocking them down. are we going to be able to get out when the james river floods over time, are we going to be able to put this priceless collection into this new place in a responsible way? are we going to be able to persuade all the different political persuasion that yes, we can do justice to this, we can tell the truth and make a place that people will want to come and see. this, ii agreed to do didn't know that the answer to that was yes. i did know that we had the waterwheel turning again. i didn't know that you could come see the way that 19th century america had driven its and if we could get the waterwheel turning again, we can get the wheels of memory turning again, and we can be able to see things in new ways. me, andhat it means for the fact that now you can come see not only t

harder for young people only $104.00 parliamentarians 3 percent of this group lawmakers tonally canonical thinks it's time that young people start making their voices heard. what we are seeing now is a stage of young people trying to assume political leadership and i think that is important for africa because naturally the youths come with. a different kind of energy a different kind of innovation because you see the resistance for setting changes that have kept huge political powers in africa in place for a long time and that can only be changed when there's new blood new ideas and pushing that agenda. back in the mongo bill is handing out what kind of status but not everyone appreciates the guest for years politicians would give away money as a form of vote buying some of the locals were hoping for more but it's up to mistake that the next generation of leaders want to simply be judged by the size of their watch. from one straw woman to another nickel on my taste is the creator of the t.v. show and african city based in a crab ghana it tackles the topic of sexuality from the perspective

she was in the right place at the right time just behind the canon where the action wasn't people lived up to that. the next person to talk about is the least well-known. sarah hale in the mid- 18 hundreds was famous because she was the editor of a women's magazine first the women's journal and then the book she was the editor of the she was also great at attracting american writers and giving them credence in their publication and she paid back in those days a lot of people picked up stuff and just ran it because copyright was pretty loose. a long time would use the magazine as a marching platform. believing that women need to be educated and colleges and poughkeepsie new york raising enough money to establish college and also for them out vernon association so it could be renovated after falling in great disrepair. women's advocate but american history. the only one born in the 17 hundreds right after washington took office so perhaps an older version of what is appropriate in the way of women's rights. so now i will just read some sections that could give you a forward of these women

clashes under the turkish border as what a canon as migrants try to get into greece. hello and welcome to bbc news. the italian government says it will adopt emergency measures to contain the spread of coronavirus. it comes after over 1200 new cases were reported in italy, in the last 2a hours — the biggest daily rise in cases since the outbreak started. officials say 36 more people have died in the last 2a hours. the authorites are preparing a major escalation of controls, blocking all but emergency travel to and from the entire region of lombardy, including the city of milan. the decree would also extend to eleven northern and eastern provinces, as well as the cities of parma and venice. the measures will see schools closed for several weeks, along with all museums, swimming pools and ski resorts. the number of cases in lombardy is already causing problems for hospitals. some are running out of spare beds, according to the head of the civil protection agency. translation: lombardy, as you know, is facing a tense situation in its hospitals. we expect that we will be

not to do this lends some further support to the idea of application of the settled interpretation canon. >> yes. that's absolutely right. not to draw those inferences. and i'll just further add to that, that at that 1996 point, congress was making these choices when there was over a hundred years of established meaning. it was aware of the meaning. we know that from the 1992 legislative history and there was just so much law on this, including the 1999 guidance -- not the 1999, but including the bia and ag decisions that congress was adopting the established meaning of public charge yet again while making these other affirmative charges. >> but then the next thing is the 1999 guidance comes out. and for two administrations of two different parties, nobody says oh, my god, this guidance is inconsistent with what congress obviously wanted in 1996. but for the failed effort to change the law again in 2013, congress certainly doesn't come back and say what are you guys doing? this is inconsistent with what we specifically did in 1996. >> that's absolutely right. and the 1999 guidance came o

what a canon, though, is used to drive them back.gn policy chief has been to avoid moving to a closed door. and greases and forcing them with every m ea ns greases and forcing them with every means they can. we are going to the metro station and they are giving us tickets. it is the service now and no—one is telling us anything. we have to just wait. if i is telling us anything. we have tojust wait. if i open is telling us anything. we have to just wait. if i open the door, then we have to cross the border. if not, we have to go back to istanbul. the stand-off at the greek turkish border reflects a deeper pass between the two countries. last week ankara announced it will no longer prevent migrants crossing into europe. greece vowed not to let the migrants in. it is now moving to tighten security along the 140 kilometres border, saying turkey has orchestrated the crisis. using the migrants as geopolitical pawns. turkey in turn accuses greece of endangering lives and violating its own and international laws on asylum. in between the tw

no man's land between greece and turkey greek police deploy want to canon to drive back people trying to cross the border into the e.u. . athens says it has blocked around $10000.00. migrants who are trying to leave turkey after president richard tayyip erdogan said his country had opened the gates to europe. the greek authorities have sent an automated text message to mobile phones along the border areas of greece that urging people against trying to enter . a good. turkish soldiers have been seen patrolling with wire cutters to cut the fence and guide the illegal migrants here. this was only stopped because greek soldiers patrolling at that point intervened and repaired the damage fence. these people from afghanistan have made it across to greece but that doesn't mean they're safe. in the times we struggle. during our life. and. the greek police are resting migrants they find on their side of the border they'll either be sent back or even jailed for entering the country illegally. correspondent dorian jones joins me now from istanbul dorian the greek government has made serious accu

welcome back to worlds apart bit danielle hamermesh emeritus professor off a canonic said the university of texas author of beauty pays why attractive people are more successful but has a hamermesh i heard you say in one interview that beauty for the most part is a silly distinction and that goes not only against my feelings but also against a lot of thinker is from the book it's you great writers like i'm talking checkoff or scott a while who all believe beauty especially in older ages is is a reflection of harmony across the various demands of a person's live do you think they were as silly as well. no i don't at all i think those things are about she much more important than the things i'm talking about what i'm bothered about in terms of differences and beauty is that i have observed in a measured the whole different bamber of contacts that in fact people who are bad looking do worse economically and that seems to be wrong morally it also seems to be wrong in terms of the gains for those doing this criminal nation is a feeling that shouldn't exist any more than any other kind of disc

clashes under the turkish border as what a canon as migrants try to get into greece.