no, it isn't an christopher - yet? no, it isn't an christopher luxon l yet?no, it isn't an - christopher luxon was at yet? no, it isn't an _ christopher luxon was at pains to point out next year, he will be giving a fuller update on all of those recommendations. the royal commission did recommend this public apology that we have heard today but of course if you have 200,000 vulnerable adults and children being abused, many of whom would have passed away, there would have passed away, there would still be a very large number of people whose lives have been blighted, many of whom would clearly welcome not only the apology but also the promise of compensation. that is yet to be agreed, so quite clearly there are huge challenges for the government in the months and years ahead, firstly to assuage those concerns of survivors and their families and also crucially, to make sure you care system is simply safe who are looking for safety and comfort in it. phil mercer in — safety and comfort in it. phil mercer in sydney _ safety and comfort in it. phil mercer in sydney

christopher reeve died in 200a. tragically, his wife dana died from cancer 17 months later. legacy as a man who could hardly have responded better to adversity in the wake of his horse riding accident. the important part of his legacy is about how you incorporate adversity in your in your everyday life. you know, and i think what happened with christopher is that as he said, you know, um, in he became a better father and i think a better human_ being in many ways, to his wife, to his children and, you know, that's a rather extraordinary sort of like part of his personal legacy, i think. the film has already tied in first place at the critics choice documentary awards, but it faces stiff competition in the oscars race because several strong documentaries are vying for an academy award nomination. but whatever happens, this documentary serves as a thoughtful and affectionate portrait of a man who had a big impact on his fans, family, show business colleagues and people with disabilities. tom brook, bbc news, new york. now you might remember this piece of modern artwork — a ban

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we take a look at the documentary emerging as a favourite for the oscars on the life of christopher reeve. and this banana, duct—taped to a wall fetches six million dollars at a new york auction. hello, i'm sally bundock. the biden administration has announced almost 300 million dollars of new military assistance for ukraine as it bolsters support in its last few weeks in office. the package includes ammunition, missiles, drones and anti—personnel landmines. the latest package from the us comes after confirmation that ukraine has now fired long—range missiles provided by the uk at targets inside russia. earlier this week, ukraine also used us provided long range missiles on targets in russia. here's our security correspondent, gordon corera. the sound, it's thought, of a british storm shadow missile. fired by ukraine, striking inside russia. there is no official confirmation, but the evidence points in that direction. the sound, it's thought, of a british storm shadow missile. fired by ukraine, striking inside russia. there is no official confirmation, but the evidence points in that dire

angela and christopher, we checked in with you a month ago.hock and have not heard back on he met with housing allowance. where are you standing right now? >> we are still currently waiting. we have been in the fema main office here in our home county numerous times. they are told we are kind of in the queue. so we are still waiting here for to hear final word. >> john: go ahead, angela. >> i was going to say thanks to the generosity of friends and friends and friends, we are house hopping away until we see if we get the housing allowance. say when you told us last time you were here a month ago you were couch surfing. we should point out you have seven children with you. how does that work? >> well, we have just the younger children with s, although the others come and visit frequently. it is working out okay for joe we do have somebody from pennsylvania that we are workinh and hopefully get a tiny house back on the property. the challenges it is now winter. and it just makes it much more difficult. >> john: so we were seeing pictures the lef

dave, the other side with christopher bell. >> christopher, theyville ruled against you. safety violation. wall ride. your thoughts. >> i don't know what to say. you know, i -- i don't know. i don't know what to say. >> you feel like the move was made and then you came off the wall, zplekt. >> well, i mean, i -- i understand that the rule was made to prevent people from riding the wall but my move was completely different than what ross's was. i got lose getting into the corner and slid into the fence. yeah, i mean, i don't know. i don't know what else to say. >> christopher bell will not make it a third year in a row, leigh. it is a very, very tough situation. >> i think the only thing that could have happened differently for christopher bell was that had he known the guys behind him, he wasn't racing for position, he didn't need to accelerate like that on the wall, right? that's what really in my eyes, nascar -- we haven't spoken to nascar, but what i believe they saw was when he got in the wall was the acceleration. had he gone up and hit the wall, come off and i think

. >> welcome back to farage with me christopher hope., prime minister sir keir starmer was quick to congratulate president elect donald trump on his victory this morning, saying as the closest of allies, we should stand shoulder to shoulder in defence of our shared values stand shoulder to shoulder in defence of 0 old hared values stand shoulder to shoulder in defence of 0 old john values stand shoulder to shoulder in defence of 0 old john cannan that 70 year old john cannan died in full. sutton prison, where he was serving life for the murder of newlywed shirley banksin the murder of newlywed shirley banks in the late 80s. he was named as a suspect in the abduction and murder of suzy lamplugh, who disappeared in london in 1986. her body has never been found , and those are never been found, and those are the latest gb news headlines. we'll be back with more in an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code , or go to gb news .com. >> forward slash alerts . >> forward slash a

you so far, christopher? well, we'll keep each other posted on. no, the developments are on unfolding that. so let's go from the domestic front to the, to the global front. here, let's talk about overseas conflicts that have been fires off in certain parts of the world. i mean, so many of my guests have said, well, we're going to see what happens and god. so we're going to see what happens at 11 on we're going to see what happens in ukraine off to the us election. a lot of people that site and is kind of thing. i don't really understand it entirely. could you, could you help me understand how this selection could affect, for example, us military support for ukraine and israel? i think that the selection is ultimately of a collection of 2 different visions up to individuals. however, it's important to understand that there's a much deeper structural and institutional government that is not as flexible or willing to change policy in terms of ukraine in terms of what's happening in gaza, etc. so i think that a lot of people are saying that maybe with

christopher: she concurred. nadine: she concurred, so the court acknowledged the freedom of association first amendment value was a very important value , and the court distinguished in particular what that jc's were advocating was what they call it freedom of expressive association, that they were coming together in order to not only communicate with themselves, but also indicative convey certain ideas to the public, and the supreme court accepted that premise but concluded that expressive association function would not in any way be undermined by the inclusion of women in the organization, that that jc's had not shown the message about community support and supporting people who were entrepreneurs and engaged in business -- fairly general government, good citizen-type values would not in any way be undermined by including women. but on the other hand there was a compelling interest in terms of women's equal participation in the public sphere, society, their community to have access to this organization that wa

jeanne: colleen, troy, christopher, portia, thank you so much. but the p-- put the pow back in power. we are going. [applause] now it is my pleasure to introduce the next beaker, senior fellow at the -- next speaker, a senior fellow at the american enterprise institute, who is going to switch it up and talk about a really pressing issue, now that all of these aren't pressing, but the crisis in absenteeism and how that has an impact on our nation's schools. >> thanks, jeanne. and it's great to be here. senior fellow at aei. this has been pretty inspiring. so buckle up, because what's about to come is not terribly inspiring. it's a little bit of a downer. but

this apology by the prime minister of new zealand christopher luxon was one of the recommendations of far—reaching royal commission. now, this commission of enquiry was new zealand's longest, and most complex public investigation ever held, and it uncovered a litany of abuse in institutions run by the state, religious organisations and churches, dating from 1950 to 2019. that report was released earlier this year, and estimated that more than 200,000 children and vulnerable adults were abused physically or sexually in the care during those dates. so today we have heard from new zealand's prime minister christopher luxon, and he said that the abuse perpetrated in his country over that time in these institutions was both horrific and heartbreaking. i was both horrific and heartbreakinu. , ., heartbreaking. i understand, and how are _ heartbreaking. i understand, and how are they _ heartbreaking. i understand, and how are they going - heartbreaking. i understand, and how are they going to i and how are they going to ensure that this doesn't happen again? was there anything indicated on t

>> i do respect christopher wray. him and i have had numerous briefings from him and i have no objections to the way that he works. second, the incoming president always has the ability to make their own choices and kash patel i personally don't know but most certainly would get to know him and i don't know what the plans of the president are but, look, he is elected and we have said very clearly that we want to work with them and bring in his people as best we can and make sure the agenda he has laid out for the american people a lot of that has to do with economic reforms that we want to get done in the elimination of bureaucracies but something else as well which is important. there is a strong feeling among a lot of the parts of this country that there is a better way to do the justice system in the justice department and the way it has been run in the past over multiple different administrations. >> let me ask about that if you don't mind about the justice department because of course he has picked matt gaetz to

you started christopher. after the reason us election, we've seen the outgoing president find and focusing mainly on foreign policy issues . instead of the domestic problems that actually worry americans the most. what do you make of his power sees as well if you want a window into why the democratic party lost the election and they lost it severely? that's the reason that the reason is that by our division over ukraine and israel, over the lives and welfare of the american people and the american working class, the fact that people are struggling day to day economic conditions have worst. and for many american workers, there are struggles in our cities in our rural areas. we have a epidemic of crime of drug use, of loneliness, of depression, and the fact that now all of this treasure is hard earned. treasure of the american people is being sent to you, greens, and by extension to israel, to carry on the wars of the american empire. uh, clearly show the priorities of the administration. like den said, its bei

i will go back to mary garman and christopher wry and mayorkas . they have failed the american public and that is why the american public threw biden and harris out the window. they do not trust these institutions and they do not trust these agencies. donald trump has been given a mandate to come into washington, d.c. and clean out a lot of the corruption in these agencies. the hill will refer to that as revenge. i will refer to that is accountability. no one is above the law or being held accountable for the decisions that they make. so whether it is mayorkas and his failure with the fentanyl and illegal aliens flooding our country or merrick garland and his efforts to perfect acute -- to persecute serve certain individuals or i could go on and on. depending on how you want to describe what president trump is doing, the left side will see that that is revenge. i am going to say that he is coming into washington, d.c. and holding people accountable for violating the law and undermining the security of the american public, for using the fbi to go af

vance saying interest interviewing to rereplaces christopher wray kash patel mike rodgers floated to run fbi comes as wray and secretary alejandro mayorkas dhs refused to testify in public hearings fbi put out a statement claiming committees will before from a classified briefing instead of public heaving, dhs adding mayorkas testified 30 times in tenure hackers would have been the first for mayorkas and wray since president-elect donald trump won his reelections promising to clean up dhs and fbi, you know, when he first put that tweet out, he removed it quickly because you know, christopher wray very much in place caroline, has a contract i guess for 10-year contract what do you think? >> christopher wray alejandro mayorkas skipping that hearing especially for mayorkas vindicates house republicans in attempt to impeach him if only had been successful, because, he is not only complicit he is responsible for mass influx of illegal aliens many criminals into this country the fact right after the laken riley trial verdict congress does not have opportunity to challenge mayorkas again on

. >> welcome back to farage with me christopher hope., prime minister sir keir starmer was quick to congratulate president elect donald trump on his victory this morning, saying as the closest of allies, we should stand shoulder to shoulder in defence of our shared values of freedom, democracy and enterprise. the pm went on from growth and security to innovation and tech. i know that the uk us special relationship will continue to prosper on both sides of the atlantic for years to come. but there's no denying this is not the outcome labour had hoped for. after all, the party had helped arrange for 100 volunteers to campaign for kamala harris's campaign, prompting a legal complaint from trump's team. on top of that , trump's team. on top of that, several labour cabinet ministers have in the past, before they entered government, publicly criticised the new president elect as a backbench mp. david lammy, now the foreign secretary, called trump a neo nazi sympathising sociopath, a dangerous clown and a nazi sympathiser. also in 2019, sir kei

christopher luxon told survivors that their mistreatment was heartbreaking.d to say. today i'm apologising on behalf of the government to everyone who suffered abuse, harm and neglect while in state care. today i make this apology to all survivors on behalf of my own and previous governments. you deserved so much better and i am deeply sorry that new zealand did not do better by you. i'm sorry that you were not believed when you came forward to report your abuse. i am sorry that many bystanders, staff, volunteers and carers turned a blind eye and failed to stop or report abuse. today i'm announcing a national remembrance day will be held on november 12th next year to mark the one—year anniversary of this apology, and this will provide us with an opportunity to stop and to reflect on what you have enjoyed, and to ensure that we are doing all that we can to prevent future abuse. —— and reflect on what you have endured. here's our correspondent, phil mercer on how important this apology is for the victims. well, it's been a very long time coming. earlier this ye

i would like to see christopher wray serve out his tenure.t, christopher wray was a donald trump appointee, and we have fbi directors terms for ten years so they overlap presidents, in this case, a republican president, then a democratic president, now we're back with a republican president. you know, that is my hope. maybe that won't happen, but i think that would be best for an agency that i believe that christopher wray has greatly enhanced morale in the fbi. they are out there doing their jobs. they are handling cases of a major, major white collar cases all the time. they have taken down gangs. they have taken down drug rings, and i am proud of a lot of the work that christopher wray has done, even though he was a president trump appointee, i did support him as did 97 senators. you should look back at the bipartisan vote that he got when he was chosen when jeff sessions was attorney general, and i think you'll see the kind of support that he's had in the past. >> seems like a simpler, quainter time. democratic senator, amy klobuchar, alw

christopher, we'll leave it there. appreciate the conversation.hat's christopher granville of ts lombard. >>> coming up on the show, we head back to helsinki and arjun, if he's ready. >> reporter: just woken up from the power nap and recharged and ready to go. we'll bring you more from slush after this break. it's our son, he is always up in our business. it's the verizon 5g home internet i got us. oh... he used to be a competitive gamer but with the higher lag, he can't keep up with his squad. so now we're his “squad”. what are kevin's plans for the fall? he's going to college. out of state, yeah. -yeah in the fall. change of plans, i've decided to stay local. oh excellent! oh that's great! why would i ever leave this? -aw! we will do anything to get him gaming again. you and kevin need to fix this internet situation. heard my name! i swear to god, kevin! -we told you to wait in the car. everyone in my old squad has xfinity. less lag, better gaming! i'm gonna need to charge you for three people. >>> welcome back. goldman sachs ceo david solomon t

christopher columbus was a murderer. i'm not sure that's an appropriate. and that's appropriate decorum for an instructor. you get my point, though, about teaching kids about colonialism. it's difficult because the pendulum is usually swinging the other direction. we do these thanksgiving pageants where everyone's kind of happy, right? well, colonial ism was and i think we can say is a bloody business. and in the american context, colonialism was characterized by cologne, nil indigenous warfare, which historians are increasingly characterizing as as genocidal and the enslavement of literally millions of people over the course of the life of of the colonies of the western hemisphere. and so those are very difficult subjects to grapple with as adults, never mind as young people. and so i don't envy educators who are teaching at the grade school level and trying to address that topic. those teachers come to you for guidance, don't you? or you you give content to these teachers. i'm not an expert in childhood education. i'm a professional historian. and my job

we're here to hear christopher christopher minty talk about his new book. >>> buckeye broadband, alongh these television companies 2 as a public service. >>> tonight we are here to hear christopher minty talk about his new book. christopher is joining us from the university of virginia, where he is the editor at the center for digital editing, which is a wonderful new institution at uva, and maybe we will talk a little bit at the end about the work that you do there. he is also an elected fellow of the royal historical society and the united kingdom. he received his ba and phd from the university of stirling in scotland. he has held a number of different fellowships, including the bernard and irene schwartz fellowship at the new york historical society and has previously served as the assistant dreaded herb of the adams paper project and also the managing editor of the dickinson's writing project. you want to join me? so i have a lot of questions, because this book unpacks a lot of different stories, stories that were rooted in new york city itself, but i think, as you talk about in th

senator christopher --, senator shelle >>> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome our honored guests. speaker mike johnson, leader hakeem jeffries, senator christopher coops, senator shelley moore capito, chairman frank lucas, nasa administrator bill nelson, miss and the families of katherine johnson, dr. kristin darden, mary jackson, and dorothy vaughan. [ applause ] ladies and gentlemee honorable mike johnson. speaker of the united states house of representatives thank you all for here. my colleagues in congress, ladies and gentlemen, the honorable mike johnson, speaker of the united states house of representatives. >> thank you all for being here. my colleagues in congress, administrator nelson, ambassador green field, miss shetterly, our distinguished guests and to dr. christine darden watching at her home in connecticut. as speaker of the house i have the great privilege of welcoming you to the capitol today. the congressional gold medal is the highest honor that congress can bestow upon any group or individual and we give it to show our national appreciation for the achievements

can see the anger this money, because it really is outrageous and i have to tell you, director christopherng a 10 year term, it has been marked by one disaster after another, it is unbelievable that they are flat- out refusing to testify. and there is contempt. >> several of them have said publicly they agree with the first, that he should show up, i wonder what you make of crist of her way and -- christopher wray and mayorkas's decision to skip it . >> it's one of those things, they don't want to get up there because they think it is going to be a show and they don't want to do it, they know their jobs are probably going to be ending soon after the inauguration. and it's like why do it at that point because it is going to give more of a platform to start doing the agenda to remove director christopher wray . >> let me play devils advocate and i think the other side of that is that they've been having these hearings since 9/11, that is the point that some of the democratic senators were making, that the american people have the right to this information, where are we now and what is happen

this consolidated unit was now being commanded by colonel christopher green. that spring, colonel green and his soldiers found themselves encamped in westchester county, new york, near kingsbridge, with the primary responsibility for guarding the continental lines. one of those soldiers, a sign to colonel green's regiment, was lieutenant jeremiah agreement. he was assigned to command the guard at pines bridge, one of the two bridges spanning the croton river and the northern barrier of they called neutral ground a. westchester county, new york. but this neutral ground ground was an area of almost confrontation between loyalist and patriots it was also the area of warfare carried out by a loyalist group that was led by colonel de lancey. this group was known as the lances corps of refugees. this group composed of american born soldiers who resided in westchester county but had chosen to remain loyal to the british cause at sunrise on monday, may 14, 1781, de lancey led his loyalist militia towards prine's bridge. grouattacked colonel green's headquarters, which

maria: brooke i don't know if you know can trump take out christopher wray even though his term is not? can he make change to the fbi? >> he can, as you remember i think 2017 when he fired james comey as fbi director before the end of his term so he can make that change of the fbi our discussions about fbi director at this point, obviously, those issue ongoing we have rodgers in consideration but also kash patel, led invasion for devin nunez, with regards to the trump-russia investigation somebody that was really leading that investigation, into why is this investigation even happening? he went on served for john ratcliffe, and pentagon two -- possible picks there. maria: kash patel devin nunez know exactly what fbi did with that made-up story of russia including,. we are kevin o'leary great to see you. what is your reaction to new picks from trump? >> well i haven't seen an administration long time -- neither have you got so down to business, before he the inauguration we are filling slots quickly i think reason that is occurring, trump knows he has two years, with majority mandates h

look what happened to george carey, look what happened to christopher lawson, the former bishop — christopherafeguarding. so why is the same not apply to him? i in safeguarding. so why is the same not apply to him?— not apply to him? i want to ask andrew how — not apply to him? i want to ask andrew how much _ not apply to him? i want to ask andrew how much damage - not apply to him? i want to ask andrew how much damage this j not apply to him? i want to ask l andrew how much damage this is not apply to him? i want to ask - andrew how much damage this is doing to the church of england. lt is to the church of england. it is doinu to the church of england. it is doing huge — to the church of england. it is doing huge damage to the church of england. _ doing huge damage to the church of england. but— doing huge damage to the church of england. but my— doing huge damage to the church of england, but my concern _ doing huge damage to the church of england, but my concern is - doing huge damage to the church of england, but my concern is about i doing huge damage to the church ofl england, but my co

and i'm sorry, but christopher wray doesn't have the full and complete confidence of the president of the united states. and so the president of united states needs to put somebody in there who can thwart china, thwart russia, but also has the confidence that that he's playing. he's not playing politics. and there has been a lot of accusations leveled against christopher wray that his agency was involved in partisan politics. that's the last thing that we need out of the fbi. and justice needs to be blind. and there are allegations, too, against doj that it hasn't been blind, that its justice has been dished out on a on a partisan level. and again, that's not the america i grew up in. so we have to put people in there that all americans say, yep, that person is going to dish out justice blindly. it doesn't matter who you are. it matters what you did and and so again, i like i said, i don't believe that christopher wray has the president's confidence. i think he needs to get somebody that does. >> if that's your criticism, then of the current fbi, the current doj and you have the presi

kash patel patel is the former chief of staff to acting secretary of defense christopher miller. meanwhile, governor newsom says he tried to contact the president-elect, but to no avail. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> we got so act that was that was a terrible. it was. it california governor gavin newsom and his co-host on his podcast speaking bluntly about how they feel democrats, including 2024 democratic presidential nominee kamala harris performed in the presidential election. we lost all 7 swing states. >> we lost the popular vote first time in 20 years. second time 36 years. newsom giving credit to trump's communications strategy. it's so simple. >> deserves more. i think attention. >> he spoke in a way you can understand. is my 10 point plan, reform or something like that analysis coming from a governor who has promised to fight the incoming trump administration. this was newsom's message just last week we will stand newsom alluding to a special legislative session. he's convening starting december second. the goals of the session according to newsom's

my guest son of christopher reed, he was 12 when his dad died and two years later his mom died of lung cancer. we talk about what he calls his lung journey to grief. that is coming up. ♪♪ stay ahead of your moderate-to-severe eczema. and show off clearer skin and less itch with dupixent, the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, that helps heal your skin from within. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your eczema specialist about dupixent. >>> on a all new episode of my podcast about grief is out now. you can listen to it by pointing your phone's camera at the qr code. this week's guest is will read, the son of the late christopher reeve known for starring in the superman movies in the 70s and 80s. will was 12 when his father died of heart failure living nearly a decade paralyzed from the neck down after a riding

but christopher still has been brought back to play into play. and i was watching to be, i don't know if his bbc or another, a broadcast or in, in britain how it's his, his intel sources. and we know how good they are. demonstrated that russia is defined, the weaponized ation of immigration at the us border and mexico. and that's, that's something that they're putting out there as messaging right now to work with . um, so yeah, they're, they're creatively in that sense on that lower level sense. it is kind of interesting to see what they can come up with and they, they are there stretching. well, i mean, you've been, you know, you talk about them blaming the board of crisis or the russia. i mean, give me a break for god's sake, right? that that is them literally saying it was an off full, the boat across is not our problem. elwoods don't rush shouldn't i mean it just, i don't know if these guys are smoking crack or just drunk carpet time made because i didn't have like the kind of crap coming out of my mouth these days. matthew, it's beyond any s

noche de halloween con disfraces y luces para los niños, tal como le hubiera gustado a su hijo christopherbablemente con nuestros desperdicios. este día podríamos estar empeorando la crisis de cambio climático. por ello tenemos más consejos que vamos a revisar ahora que precisamente le ayudan a tratar de resolver el problema de la basura y se los comparto. primero guarde o done su disfraz es importante. queremos cambiar cada año, pero es importante que lo reutilicen. también le recomiendan que tire los envoltorios de caramelos y las telarañas en la basura. aparte de eso, deposite las calabazas en los compost y también en la basura y ahorre energía apagando las luces de halloween. es importante hacerlo. es importante que esto último no se lo olvide. y también nosotros vamos a seguir viendo cómo están las condiciones del tiempo. ya muchas recomendaciones. ahora preparémonos para esta noche, cómo van a estar las condiciones del tiempo? vamos directamente con gabriela de jane, quien tiene todos los detalles. muy buenas tardes amigos, un placer acompañarles. vamos a hablar de cuáles trucos nos

this new consolidated unit was now being commanded by colonel christopher greene . that spring, colonel greene and his soldiers found themselves encamped in westchester county, new york, near pines bridge with the primary responsibility for guarding the continental t lines. one of those soldiers assigned to colonel greene's regiment was lieutenant jeremiah greenman. he was assigned to command the guard at pines bridge, one of the two pages spanning the river in the northern barrier of what they called neutral ground of westchester county, new york. but this neutral ground was an area of almost daily confrontation between loyalist and patriots. it was also the area of guerrilla warfare carried out by a loyalist group that was led by colonel james delancey. this group known as delancey's of her svgs. thisp was composed of resided in westchester county, but had chosen to remain yal to the british cause. at sunrise on monday, may 14, 1781, the land the let his loyalist militia towards pines bridge. grouattacked colonel greene's headquarters located at the davenport hous

the commander of the first rhode island regiment, colonel christopher greene, received accommodation sort from the rhode island assembly for his work at ft. mercer. what was the ultimate reward for the service at red bank? valley forge. [ laughter ] march there. se after that, they battle to valley forge in 1777, while there,wa american troops suffer major losses because of disease, illness, and desertion. washington described the encampment as, composed of men have starved, always in rags, without pay, experiencing every season of distress the food rations were in such short supply that many of the army regulars threatened to revolt. their slogan was, no bread, no meat, no soldier, at the end of 1777, washington told congress many soldiers were unfit for duty, a week later, 1000 men were on sick role, over 3000 soldiers deserted, the rhode island regiments were decimated as well. because of their losses, they were barely enough soldiers left to form one regiment. colonel angell wrote, i am sorry to inform you that a very great sickness and mortality prevailed among the rhode island

we were just talking about this of christopher wray.responsible to the american people, responsible to congressional lawmakers, and you need to give them information. we have not been getting much over the last several years. >> we were just talking about the assassination attempt on president trump. the fbi hasn't released, as best i can tell, one document in response to our request for what happened up in butler, pennsylvania, let alone what happened subsequently in florida. so there's this terrible secrecy around the fbi and the problem that christopher wray has is that he rated trump's home periods agents raided trump's home. and he knew or should have known there was no good faith-based reason to target trump let alone red his home. i don't even know how he can look him in the eye let alone expect him to remain as fbi director. as far as i'm concerned, if the fbi is able to -- at the point of the trump administration should be in large measure to make sure that the fbi to the degree it remains can't ever do it to someone else what

coming back to christopher. now, i mean, president biden especially, isn't, you know, taking it easy for his last a few weeks and office he's not reported the so you can get an additional $24000000000.00 for the ukraine conflict from congress before he leaves office. why do you think such a big deal is apparently happening behind the scenes and not being made public and, well, i would be buying that administration even have time to spend such a mazda of some before ton takes over the white house. so what you are seeing now is you're seeing this last ditch effort to really bolster the ukrainian military capabilities in the event that something comes in and, and cuts off the supplies that you can use can still not negotiate and perpetuate the conflict for even months. so ned, hampering any effort by the incoming trump administration to find peace. i think that this is an opportunity to also be a decker in the jump administration before they've even coming to the office. well, 1st of all, it's very troubling. it cl

senator christopher --, senator shelley moore capito, chairman frank lucas nasa. administrator bill nelson. ms. margaret lee. ms. sondra mosey and the families of katherine johnson, dr. kristin darden, mary jackson and dorothy von. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable mike johnson. speaker of the united states house of representatives thank you all for here. my colleagues in congress, administrator nelson ambassador greenfield, ms. shetterly, our distinguished guests, and to dr. christine darden, watching at her home in connecticut as speaker of the house. i have the great privilege of welcoming you to the capitol, the congressional gold medal is the highest honor. the congress bestow upon any group or and we give it to show our national appreciation for the achievements and contributions of great americans. today, pursuant to h.r. 1396, we have the great pleasure of finally awarding medal to the hidden figures figures. as you all know, this has been a long time coming. it was now, many decades after these began working for our nation's space agencies, that we fina

senator christopher >>> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome our honored guests. speaker mike johnson, leader hakeem jeffries. chairman frank lucas. nasa administrator bill wilson. margaret lee. andrea mosley. the families of kathleen johnson and mary jackson and dorothy vaughn. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable mike johnson, speaker of the united states house of representatives. >> thank you all for being here. my colleagues in congress, administrator nelson and ambassador greenfield and distinguished guests and christine dardenne. as speaker of the house, i have the privilege of welcoming you to the capitol today. the congressional gold medal is the highest honor congress can bestow upon any individual. we give it for the achievements and contributions of great americans. today, pursuant to hr 1396, we have the pleasure of finally warding this medal to the hidden figures. [ applause ] >> as you all know, this has been a long time coming. it was many decades after these women began working for our nation's space agency that we finally get to do

christopher grimes, thank you. and brighter than normal and there won�*t be another until october. the unusually bright and clear moon made for some impressive pictures across the uk and the rest of the world, as will vernon reports. a super sight to behold. last night�*s super moon over the tourin night�*s super moon over the tour in some respect. a super sight to behold. last night�*s supermoon over glastonbury tor in somerset. from around the uk, stargazers sent us these magnificent pictures, known as the beaver moon. this will be the last supermoon of the year. the supermoon is just when the moon is closer to us, so its orbit is not circular. it�*s elliptical, so there are points in which it is closer to the earth than others. and of course, the closer it is, the larger it looks. so that�*s what we call a supermoon is when it�*s a full moon, and it happens to be very close in its orbit. the spectacular sight was also visible around the world, shining here over lebanon�*s war—torn capital, and in hanoi, where re