when the british finally evacuated charleston in, december of 1880 to, him in his ragged faithful continental army enter the city of triumph. marking the end of one of the most punishing campaigns of the revolution as well as one of its greatest victories. let me tell you about our speaker this evening. john buchanan as a native of new york corrupt and new york michigan and ohio, following the service in the army mr. buchanan graduated from st. lawrence university with the highest honors in history and elected to cap a. he would go on to serve as a high school teacher in new york valley in new york and at cornell university. and 1966, he joined the staff of the metropolitan museum of art as the activists of the museum and the 22 years chief in charge of world wise art movement. in that capacity, he traveled in canada, mexico, europe and a former u.s. or the, middle east, india, china, japan and australia. upon retirement, he received a writing career in the 1960s. john buchanan is an author of the road to how washington built an army. and the road to the courthouse the, american revolution of

for in continental free trade agreement can really be realized that there's been so much written and spoken about the upside from the agreements and the connecting together of various from value chains and supply hubs around the constant really mapping apart from where we are head to the operation of this thing is going to be incredibly hard i was in washington last week at the i know you're meeting to try to suss out a little bit of that timeline and basically it's impossible to really sketch out and meaningful view of when and where we are going to be when i think it's going to be very incremental and really we have to watch the uncreation i think a regional hubs 1st bench you get a name opened up for to clean things like a common factor in where you can have quite distributed supply chains around the region but the full whack continental agreements going to take i inquired a long time to see in any meaningful sense piece that will this year the very least give africa more klaus on the international stage read the go sating with the likes of huge trading blocks like the e.u. or cou

they were the two hotshot lawyers in the continental congress pouring over the continental congress to find ways to expand the federal power. you know madison was committed to the federal power and to nationhood. only later did the differences between hamilton and madison become so overwhelming. the enemies that hamilton had in the 1780's are a group of people whose names are not super well known, but they represent a movement, a populist movement. it had its own ideas about finance, if i may use that word. about money, american wealth, accountability to the people, they meant themselves, the ordinary people. these are people frequently without the vote. of course, you had to a property to have the vote. to run for office you had to have even more property. they wanted the vote, they wanted to vote for white men. they wanted the vote for white men without property. what they wanted to do was do things like breakup government monopolies, fix prices, stop the foreclosures, enables small-scale credit for ordinary people. in that sense they would build their own financial system in what th

joins us now via skype from london peter so nigeria joined the africa continental free trade area lateand then it closed its borders not a great start or are these just teething problems do you think. well great feedback i think the key message from this base is a very long road until this huge potential and we're going continental pretoria didn't really realize that there's been so much written and spoken about the the upside from the agreements and the connecting together a very different value chains and supply hubs around the constant really mapping apart from where we are ahead of the operation of this thing is going to be incredibly hard i was in washington last week at the ins i'm your meetings trying to suss out a little bit of that timeline based it's impossible to really sketch out any meaningful view of where and where we are going to be when i think it's going to be very incremental and really we have to watch the uncreation i think a regional hub. that eventually get a plane opened up basically and things like karma passing where you can have quite distributed supply chain

he would try but this began arnold's real problems with the continental congress. he had a point and others for example john stark from new hampshire sure the same thing what happened to him and he quit. he would raise his own state army nd arnold could have done that but he hung in there. and in typical arnold fashion he is in new haven kind of upset over all of this. his though widower is 36, he better 16-year-old girl in boston that he fell in love with. he wrote for the most awful letter you ever read it she turned him down flat. so he's in new haven and it's not looking good. and he hears that royal governor william tyrone t british occupied new york is leading a raid on danbury connecticut where the americans have a lot of military -- it's very much like the raid on concord that would start revolution. so he goes up long island where westport is today they would offload in march inland, they burned damn berries to the ground. they destroyed a huge amount of stores. arnold hears about this gets on his horse and by the time the british are leaving danbury he an

the continental army was barely alive. the french alliance which arnold had made possible at saratoga had done nothing to win the war. it was all falling to pieces. the treason of arnold was a true wake-up call to the american people that this war was theirs to lose. so, i'll finish with this from the epilogue. the united states had been created through an act of disloyalty. no matter how eloquently the declaration of independence had attempted to justify the american rebellion, a residual guilt hovered over the circumstances of the country's founding. arnold changed all of that by threatening to destroy the newly-created republic through ironically his own betrayal. arnold gave this nation of traitors the greatest of gifts, a myth of creation. the american people had come to revere george washington, but a hero alone was not sufficient to bring them together. now, they had the despised villain benedict arnold. they knew what they are fighting for and against. the story of america's genesis could finally move beyond a brea

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joins us now via skype from london peter so nigeria joined the africa continental free trade area late and then it closed its borders not a great start or are these just teething problems do you think. well great to be back i think the key message from this base this is a very long road until a huge potential for can continental free trade agreement can really be realized that there's been so much written and spoken about the upside from the agreements the connecting together of various from value chains and supply hubs around the continent really mapping apart from where we are head to the operation of this thing is going to be incredibly hard i was in washington last week at the owner daniel meeting to try to suss out a little bit of that timeline and basically it's impossible to really sketch out any meaningful view of where we are going to be when i think it's going to be very incremental and really we have to watch the creation i think a regional hubs 1st of the bench you get the blame opened up for to clean things like common in fact thing where you can have quite distributed sup

he turned traitor actually wrote his letter to washington condemning the continental congress or the army has cowards telling washington he should rescind the declaration of independence and fled to englan england. the traitor who gave america prayer is being cited in the supreme court case. [laughter] so history is more malleable i have a whole review on this on the use of history in determining prayer at school board meetings. there have been a number of federal judges who have said there is a long history of prayer in eight different states is the number they like to say. and if you trace that back it goes one particular amicus brief written by a right wing christian nationalist outfit not by a historian or legal schola scholar, and it has been cited again and again but if you look at the citation all of them are wrong. there is no history. i will leave it there. sorry. >> yes he's a bad guy ran away and got captured. but actually congress invited him after he ran away they invited two chaplains to come in at the very end of the confederation they said why don't they pay them they

soldiers showed up at the meeting of the continental congress, blocking the doors of the building ,anding money. turns out they hadn't been paid for fighting the british. delegate alexander hamilton convinced the soldiers to set congress free so they could work on a deal to pay the troops. he also asked pennsylvania's leader for help from its militia" "umm no." so congress left philadelphia and used other east coast cities as capitals including trenton new york city, and annapolis maryland. they returned to philly in 1787 to draw the u.s. constitution. some lawmakers lobbied for more than a decade to keep the capital here. in april of 1800, president john adams left philadelphia. and one month later, all business ceased in philadelphia and congress headed to washington, d.c. that is it for this edition of matter-of-fa. we'll see you next week back i the nation's current capitol washington, d.c. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ robert handa: hello and welcome to a special editi

conquistar el viejo continente.los judÍos como le escribiÓ david a su hermana julia. >> hemos salido con cartelones por la calle. >> Él y sus amigos iban a hacer una marcha ciad. >> reinaldo rodrÍguez, su sobrino dice que fue lo Último que supieron del tÍo david, quien desapareciÓ un dÍa sin dejar rastro. >> meses mÁs tarde el meses mÁs tarde el 1 de septiembre de 1939 los alemanes invadieron toda polonia. al sur del paÍs, aquÍ en crack obvia los judíos fueron enviados a guetos que estaban cercados con muros como este, parte del tristemente cÉlebre gueto de crack obvia. la vida del orfebre samuel copec comenzÓ a desmoronarse. cada vez los judÍos estaban mÁs y mÁs acorralados. lo cierto es que todo fue empeorando. cada dÍa mÁs difÍcil que el anterior. en 1940 los alemanes decidieron sacar ciudad y para marzo de 1941 se estableciÓ el gueto de crack obvia. >> me pusieron en un sÓtano con una ventanilla chiquita. pero de eso fuimos felices porque hubo donde sentarse. >> si en el infortunio se puede hablar de suerte, la

he was the tallest and continental congress. he knew these details were necessary in the construction of clothing. washington wrote to charles lawrence, let it be fit in other men six feet high. washington was not satisfied with the quality of the garments he received from the london taylor. whether it is the fault of the taylor or the measure, i can't say with certain that my clothes have never fit me well. to eradicate his own frustrations with fully fitted garments, washington turned to our hero. washington brought coats that needed mending, suits that needed altering. standing as his own model, he could widen the threat of coke's -- of coats. washington, one day altering your clothes to your great coat and so on. as a gentlemen planner in a tominent city, you are going have to keep looking at washington for a while, george washington was really at the top of alexandria's social ladder. he warned his friends not to concede that fine clothes make fine men any more than fine feathers make fine birds. we have seen washington tur

continental army is wearing them just like the british army. they are also starting to use the idea of linen hunting shirts as well. [applause] >> this is american history tv on c-span3 where we feature 48 hours of programs exploring our nation's past. >> we are on board the colonel james schoonmaker. when she was launched in 1911, she was called the queen of the lakes. she was the largest ship on the great lakes at the time. we will take you around and show you just how much cargo this great ship could carry.

i went down to the continental bar, which is really the only space here open in downtown. i talked to two people who were outside, a bouncer and a patriot. i said hey, did you guys fill the earthquake. the patriot told me is that what it was, he said he felt something that resembled a rumbling motion. i wanted to ask him more, then he got kind of camera shy when i told him i was a news reporter. i tried to go inside the continental bar, they did not want me to ask peopat here in san jose. i have been getting tweets from people telling me that they felt it in santa cruz, south san jose, my best friends have been texting me, telling me they felt it was felt here in south bay. i was originally here for a story that happens over the weekend. it was a hit and run that was captured on video. it happened right at this intersection at san jose. a student shot a video and he witnessed two groups of people arguing, then, he saw cars speeding, and out of nowhere, hit a pedestrian. >> i had no idea this was all going to go down. >> jamaal was at the intersection of west salvador stree

welcome to the national museum of the pacific war in fredericksburg, texas, the only museum in the continental united states dedicated to telling the human story of the war in the pacific. in here, we tell the story of world war ii in the pacific through the eyes of the men and women who fought that war. when america was attacked at pearl harbor, america was not prepared for war. behind me, you will see a photo of pearl harbor right before the attack. this was one of five midget submarines used by the japanese in the attack on pearl harbor. this is one of the five midget subs the japanese used in the attack on pearl harbor. it was piloted by a two man crew and has two torpedoes at the front. the great thing about these was they could come into the shallow depth of the harbor, they could come in before the wind got back up, get in, launch a torpedo, and hope to get back out before they were noticed. this one, however, did not quite accomplish that mission. inside here it was battery-powered. about 120 degrees on average. and they were hitting reefs, hitting sandbars, and that jarred the batteri

on a boat in antwerp, cherbourg or santander because those are the direct ferry routes from the continental conclusion would be that if that was the case, that they were trying to avoid areas where they put security checks might have been more stringent? you are in a good place to tell us about the level of security at these various ports? yes, human trafficking gangs have targeted the calais and dover route for numerous yea rs targeted the calais and dover route for numerous years as has been well documented and it is the members tell us routinely. there is an exclusion zone for many miles around calais where hauliers will not park overnight forfear of calais where hauliers will not park overnight for fear of stowaways getting on board and that is down to the authorities, especially at calais, putting technology in place with scanners to scan vehicles to see if there are people hidden in trailers. 0n see if there are people hidden in trailers. on this level, a scale we have not seen in 20 years, an industrial scale of human smuggling, they have obviously tried to bypass that technology and

it would later be used as the continental army drill book. why make something even harder. first time in american government tort military history that we actually made something simple. men from the south side rushed to the river and any an effort to calm the situation, mr. get people too bring it down but people said we don't know you in this business. when we have orders, it will be done. now, they have a situation. leslie has to cross the bridge and look for the cannons and munitions. the bridge is out, there are people on both sides. the colonel, with no fear for his own life, standing next to colonel leslie and heard him give orders to fire on the people. this is obviously coming to a person sympathetic to the patriots and responded, you had to be dead. you have no right to fire and if you do, you will be all dead men. apparently, the order was not repeated. had the command been enforced, sale might have been the first the revolution. leslie was a military man. he has to cross the bridge to look for the cannons. that is his order. leslie tells the captain i'm determin

paola: salsa de continente.dente chileno anuncia que habrÁn cambios drásticos en su gabinete ministerial. dijo que analiza levantar el estado de emergencia y rigen el paÍs desde hace nueve dÍas. el anuncio llega tras manifestaciones masivas para exigir mejoras sociales muy profundas. mÁs de 1 millÓn de chilenos se manifestaron en la capital del paÍs y miles en otras ciudades. al menos 20 personas han muerto desde que comenzaron las protestas. ♪ >> esta es la informaciÓn deportiva. insulte las grandes ligas. los astros de houston obligaron al quinto partido. vencieron a los nacionales de washington 8-1. y pusieron la serie mundial por bando, gran actuaciÓn del pitcher que lanzó por cinco entradas sin recibir anotaciÓn. jonrÓn en la sÉptima entrada definiÓ el triunfo de los astros en el cuarto partido del clÁsico de otoÑo. en el fÚtbol mexicano las harinas de amÉricamenciÓn al puebla en la cancha del estadio azteca. castillo, anotÓ el primer gol del equipo capitalino mientras que ibargüen hizo el segunda minuto 82

non-continental european countries. further inflame the current debates that we're having right now. ifyou think about what we've done in nato recently , it's to provide a forward presence in the baltics andin poland . three of the four battalions that leave those, three of the four countries leading those battalions are non-continental european or non-continental states, canada, us and the uk. there's going to be greater debate about where is continental europe in its own defense as we go forward as the uk sets from this. and i'm saying from an american perspective. i also going to further challenge the ability to forge cohesive european foreign defense policies on common challenges which will mean for the americans, for the united states, will further challenge europe's ability to be the kind of partner americans look to aces a whole range of common challenges the on europe, not just in europe. and it means that europeans are going to be further focus inward on more process, more internal governmental arrangements of

further across and it is grinding to a halt, the mean weight driving down along those friends on continentalrning and they will be dry for much of wales and the northwest of england. easing from the north and easing and acting into the southeast of england. for many, temperatures no great shape unless you have the sunshine in the west. more areas of low pressure coming in from the atla ntic low pressure coming in from the atlantic and that means we will find more wind and rain, lettuce and wendy asked whether it likely to be in the northwest. you're watching beyond 100 days... europe pours cold water over boris johnson's plan for brexit. the european parliament says it has grave concerns, the irish prime minister said it does not form the basis for an agreement. but in the british parliament support is building behind the prime minister's plan, first the dup, then the conservative eurosceptics — mrjohnson has hinted he may call a vote on the plan before the october summit in brussels. let us seize this moment to honour our overriding promise to the british people — respect brexit, get brexit

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political situation in england has not improved through the past year so actually having a full told in continental europe is an advantage for a gallery like ours or to get a government. breaks it would also make moving artworks back and forth between britain and europe more costly and time consuming one gallery said if it gets too inconvenient she would close her london operation. that's a show thanks for watching a very. plain of the future. it should be. as well as energy efficient. it should be electric or hybrid cars. and have an aerodynamic design. and planes ever be environmentally friendly. to borrow today next on. television obsolete can we still save the world from climate change do we need one revolution a comment. the frankfurt book fair is the forum for the world's pressing questions we meet the authors catch up on the trams and visit the festivals the special guest normally. in 30 minutes on w. earth a home worth saving googling dia's tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world ideas to protect the climate and boost green energy solutions by global ideas b

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and you put that together, remember, we had a continental army, continental navy, continental marines before we had a country. and from our very beginning, allies have been critical to our nation survival. so i see myself in the continuing tradition of how we look at allies and history is very clear to me. not just about america, a nation with allies thrives. a nation without them dies. so real simple. the marines have put it more bluntly i think they say if you're going to a gunfight, ring your friends with guns. [laughter] it is the same idea. come together with like-minded people per you would not agree with everything i'm sure fdr agreed with little of stalin. other than let's to feed hitler's. world,t is an imperfect we need allies. dr. bradburn: you quote churchill on that question. gen. mattis: go ahead. dr. bradburn: the only thing worse than fighting with allies is fighting without allies. gen. mattis: it is hard. it is hard because you speak different languages. an ice to tell my u.s. officers at central command, u.s. central command where we had 70 other nations on my staff

the world's number 3 on a mode of supply or continental has written off 2 and a half 1000000000 euros in assets the german company expects slower auto production growth in at least the mid term and is also spinning off its power train division instead of floating country shares were slightly up on the news. that qatar announced a major expansion of doha's hamada international airport the new construction will allow the airport to double its capacity for the 1st phase will be ready by 2022 into tar will host the fifo world cup construction is due to start next year. thousands of farmers in germany and france have taken to the streets of 2 states they're protesting against stricter environmental regulations that they say make it almost impossible to remain profitable many farms already work at the margins of near subsistence according to the protesters more costs would be unbearable. farmers have just about was hard enough on the one hand they're supposed to produce a 4 to both food on the other they're being branded as environmental vandals and animal abusers. we've got to sit down and

continental markets down more than the london market.tse 100 is being protected to a certain extent by what is happening with sterling, sterling taking a beating on a difficult meeting -- phone call between boris johnson and angela merkel. the pound has continued to slide. .5%.tse 100 down only on the continent, down .9%. the cac 40 just breaking below 1%. theerms of the bulk of market, negative in terms of the volume. a little light, but on track for where we would normally be. let's take a look the sector story and break markets down that way. we do not have a single sector in positive territory. everything is trading lower. this is the function of the bloomberg. the best performing sector, telecom, the media sector, food and beverage. on the down days, these tend outperform the heavyweight stocks. food and beverage, that is nestle, etc., some of the big swiss health care companies not dragging the markets down as much of the big on the bottom end. basic resources only down .8%. the trade story is front and center with brexit negativit

political situation in england has not improved through the past year so actually having a foretold in continental europe is an advantage for a gallery like ours or to get a government. breaks it would also make moving artworks back and forth between britain and europe more costly and time consuming one gallery said if it gets too inconvenient she would close her london operation. that's a show thanks for watching a very. sitting room. a long conflict in the philippines. between the muslim and the christian population last play as fighters occupied the city center until now 17 president to church's response was called. during. the game. conquest turned into tragedy this is not the kind of freedom that we want. how did we become a gateway to islamist terror. an exclusive report from a destroyed city. phyllis in the sights of i.r.s. starts october 24th on d w. coach of a. good link to news from africa. or links to exceptional stories and discussions. from the news as easy and white with safety deputed comes much traffic join us on facebook at g.w. africa. with him how to be gun did go sutlers were b

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the world's number 3 on a motor supplier continental has written off 2 and a half 1000000000 euros in assets the german company expects slower auto production growth in at least the mid term and is also spinning off its power train division instead of floating conti shares were slightly up in the news. and qatar announced a major expansion of doha's how modern term national airport the new construction will allow the airport to double its capacity the 1st phase will be ready by 2022 went to tart will host the future world cup construction is due to start next year . the lebanese government has announced wide reaching economic reforms it's an attempt to pacify the hundreds of thousands who took to the streets protesting conditions in recent days but the new reforms have done little to ease the tensions. the protesters in beirut want to topple the entire political establishment which they see as corrupt governments wide ranging economic reforms have failed to win them over. the last we don't trust this political class even if they light all their fingers we don't believe them anymore be

the business, he said hsbc‘s performance was not acceptable, including business activity within continentalng to step up its cost—cutting initiatives and restructuring. no details as of yet but there are reports that the global and commercial banking business as may bear the brunt of the layoffs due to start in november, according to sources. the financial times is reported recently, said that mr queen had embarked on a plan to cut costs on businesses that threaten up to 10,000 jobs at the bank which employs around 237,000 people so we await the key announcement of its cost—cutting and its layoffs. await the key announcement of its cost-cutting and its layoffs. thank you very much indeed. in the last few hours it was announced that argentinean voters have elected left leaning alberto fernandez as their new president. the change of government comes amid a deep economic crisis that has left a third of the population in poverty. persistently high inflation has squeezed working class families while an unemployment rate of 10% has left many struggling to afford food and other essentials. from bu

instead of letting them pay the cost break and build out the banks like continental the biggest bailout of american history at the time that she ended his term the biggest bailout of american history at the time that she ended his term with so the huge financial crisis the savings and loan crisis and the government moved in with so the huge financial crisis the savings and loan crisis and the government moved in and build it out a kind of 300000000 or god or a favorite and it bailed it out a kind of 300 in a guy whose favorite animated a i think the 99 regulation course dismantled to separate the 199 regulation course dismantled to separate commercial banks from investment banks. commercial banks from investment banks. and then come see bush and obama bill embarrassed stearns is running to the feds to stay and then come see bush and obama bill embarrassed stearns is running to the feds to stay afloat president bush today defended the decision to bail out citigroup fannie mae afloat president bush today defended the decision to bail out citi group that in may and freddie macin asked for

el aumento de estos casos en el continente, incluyendo a los estados unidos ha llevado a estos crÍmeneste extraÑaba mÁs. ilia: es verdad, he estado trabajando mucho en este tema importante sobre el que tenemos que llamar la atenciÓn. es un crimen de odio, se ha convertido en una epidemia y hay paÍses que todavía no han tipificado el femicidio como agravante del delito de asesinato. es importante llamar la atenciÓn sobre estos casos, viaje a el salvador, a mÉxico y revisamos son los casos en estados unidos, donde no estÁ tipificado como femicidio de asesinato de una mujer por ser mujer.de una periodista que fue asesinada, su cuerpo tirado en una carretera. el acusado es quien era su pareja, el padre de su hijo. tambiÉn en el salvador, el caso de la doctora, una mujer muy inteligente, la describen como siempre alegre, con un hijo tambiÉn, asesinada por su pareja. en su propia casa. borja: a mÍ me gustaría saber despuÉs de tu investigaciÓn, ¿por quÉ la mujer tiende a ser el blanco de homicidios por violencia de gÉnero? ilia: porque se trata de un crimen de odio por gÉnero. es decir, cuando

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that is making progress because the high pressure is going to slide away into continental europe.ery weak and it is light and patchy rain and drizzle that is going to be affecting perhaps northern ireland, more likely pushing east. there is certainly going to be a lot more cloud around. it is still only 9 or 10 degrees further south, we may get 13 or more. that first weather front very weak and the next weather system has got a bit more about it, that is going to bring a bit more rain, and most of that is going to be tracking its way across wales, the south—west of england probably in the morning and up towards the midlands and the south—east in the afternoon. further north, any rain is very light and patchy and again much of scotland may well be dry. temperatures just creeping up a little bit here and further south, we are looking at highs of 15 or 16 degrees. on friday, milder air is heading our way, but at the same time it is turning more unsettled, this leverages approaching and winds will be picking up and find this more active with a front bringing some rain on saturday, so

[laughter] we are never supposed to govern a continental nation 330 million americans. that is not what the framers had in mind. it is a republic and for you to keep. some critics of originalist them safe you cannot accommodate important supreme court decisions to segregate american schools can you explain how they are viewed as progressive like brown versus board has the originalist approach writing the article on brown versus board of education with the original meaning of the constitution but to me look at the 14th amendment that says equal protection of the laws. in over my fireplace in my office the first justice harlan there were two. the sold the center of plessy versus ferguson where he recognized segregation is not consistent with the original meaning of the constitution. is pretty tired and haggard. and it is not equal protection of the laws. equal protection is one of the most adequate and important guarantees that a it yields to take us back to the horse and buggy days i say rubbish look at the decisions from this term that i wrote if you want an original li