a competition day day of destiny for the continental. this event is run and run very strictly by the capable a quiet board they have a rule that says on side has come out from the competition we spent many a year begging for an exemption but no luck. in the end the continentals decided to perform for us outside the venue. the room. will open so touching your claim we were wrong about. and according to the board in the mission to do a video sale with just sitting on the bottom of the we're going to think that. was not i don't know what you're going to need to know what you want to put up what you are going to make sure no we go outside may just bite me walking we can it's a night at the. club. and if. i find i call the record the continentals one of mine a trophy for dressing up of all things for the wrists they were crushed maybe they were doomed from the outset maybe it didn't matter. of course we wanted to do it what it was to be with. 'd the guys in the states lived in before. you. can be disappointed about last night but as you say l

in the end the continentals decided to perform for us outside the venue. it was there and it will be sort of your claim we were wrong apparently according to the board when you look at the mission to do a video sale with just the us and on the bottom of the to get it and we got it did we see it. was not a good score why do you want anything to do with this know what you want to put up what you are going to mexico we go outside made us fight it be walking we can it's a night at the. club. and if. i pull the record the continentals one of mine a trophy for dressing up of all things for the rest they were crushed maybe they were doomed from the outset and maybe it didn't matter. of course we wanted to do it what was the deal with them a deal if 'd the guys in the states lived in before and if. it would be disappointed again last night but everything in life will go. you know just to see that deer stand and they say you don't have to be given money to get the thing. and that's for the service as it went once again $200.00 and his invincible starlight's was. th

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me a good competition day day of destiny for the continental. this event is run and run very strictly by the quiet board they have a rule that says our side is cannot film the competition we spent many a year begging for an exemption but no luck. in the end the continentals decided to perform for us outside the venue 2. it was there and it will open sort of your case we were wrong apparently according to the board who knew that the reason to do a video sale with it was to sit on the bottom of the to get it and we got it did we see that it was not i don't know what you're going to need to do with this know what you want to put but what's the other one you want to make sure no we go inside me despite it being walking weekend it's a night at the. club. and if. i pull the record the continentals won a mind of trophy for dressing up of all things for the wrists they were crushed maybe they were doomed from the outset and maybe it didn't really matter. of course we wanted to do it what was the deal with them a deal if 'd the guys in the states lived i

to buy a bentley continental g.t. convertible because then you don't have to ask yourself the question do i really need the w 12 sols a big engine or is it enough to get live v.a. that is in this car but since this is my job and for you guys i'm going to do it i'm going to ask myself that question but 1st of all let's take that baby for a spin. very nice very lecture. by the way i think. it's the best thing that can happen to a car like sound twice so this. can already hear into roaring from the back it seems to me very well insulated considering this is a soft top i wonder how that will turn out while we're driving so let's go. the bentley continental g.t.c. v 8 way zenith 2.3 tons so 80 kilos like in the v. 8 station. first things 1st technical data of the car the 40 to be a delivers 550 horsepower 717 you wouldn't need as much torque makes the car go from 0 to 100 like 4 seconds and that sounds really impressive if you step on the gas. and it's so much fun. this g.t. has a top speed of 318 kilometers per hour and t

he is depicted in his uniform as an officer in the continental artillery. he was one of the philadelphia associators the -- , the voluntary militia that lived in philadelphia and really marched to washington's assistance as his army were starting to fall apart after that new york campaign. they had been driven through new jersey. and by the first week of december 1776, they're crossing the delaware from trenton into pennsylvania. --not washington crossing you are used to seeing in the painting in the metropolitan museum -- but crossing east to west. this was really one of the lowest moments of the revolutionary war. congress is fleeing philadelphia. there's a sense that this revolutionary effort is over and basically the men who signed that document were all going to end up being hauled off to the tower of london. charles wilson peele is part of the group of philadelphia soldiers who march up to reinforce washington's army. one of the men that's been with washington through that whole summer is his brother, james peele, who was serving with the maryland for

the bentley continental g.t.c. v. 8 ways in that's 2.3 tons so pitifully 80 kilos like in the v. 8 station. first things 1st technical data of the car the 40 to be a deliver us 550 horsepower 717 you can meters of torque makes the car go from 0 to 100 like 4 seconds and that sounds really impressive if you step on the gas. and it's so much fun. this g.t. has a top speed of 318 kilometers per hour and the fuel consumption is likewise way up there and some 12 point one liters per 100 kilometers. so i thought. i suspect that in the beginning their car is rini silent on the inside of course open the roof. but you can already hear this is getting pretty low i mean this is my personal opinion you can by the way open and close the roof up to 50 kilometers an hour that's that's quite good but anyway if it was for me i wouldn't buy a convertible so that's why i'm going to close that again and enjoy the silence at the bentley office while it's close. to here that. if you're also not into convertibles you can of course get th

to buy a bentley continental g.t. convertible because then you don't have to ask yourself the question do i really need the w 12 sols a big engine or is it enough to get live v.a. that is in this car but since this is my job and for you guys i'm going to do it i'm going to ask myself that question but 1st of all let's take that baby for a spin. oh yeah very nice very lecture is by the way i think. it's the best thing that can happen to a car like sound twice so this. can already hear it a roaring from the back it seems to me very well insulated considering this is a soft top i wonder how that will turn out while we're driving so let's go. the bentley continental g.t.c. v.a. to a.z. and it's $2.00 tons so peacefully 80 kilos lighter in the v. 8 station. first things 1st technical data of the car the 40 to be a deliver us 550 horsepower 717 you wouldn't need as much torque makes the car go from 0 to 100 like 4 seconds and that sounds really impressive if you step on the gas. and it's so much fun. this g.t. has a top spe

if i remember, it was the 7th of june they had the continental congress in philadelphia. well, it caused an immediate consternation, particularly amongst the smaller colonies, rhode island included, let alone delaware. how would they be expected to follow the resolution of virginia? we considered ourselves the largest, the most populated, the wealthiest. so president john hancock created the entire continental congress as a committee of the whole, to gather amongst ourselves in individual caucuses and decide how we should proceed. do we really want independency? and then he appointed another committee of five men to draft our declaration of american independency. now, mind you, this was not a fait accompli. we did not know that the congress would vote for independency, but we wanted to be prepared. now, of the five men appointed to the committee, well, reflect for a moment, mr. john adams was from, that's right, massachusetts. mr. roger sherman, connecticut. robert r. livingston from new york. dr. franklin, pennsylvania. and mr. jefferson, virginia. i was the only one on

. >> trans continental companies is a conglomerate and what we have for example, is trans continentalon for us was to go into movies. >> lou pearlman writes and bankrolls a movie called "longshot." >> it's a vanity project. it's like, it sort of shows off his cavalcade of stars. nsync, lfo. it's got cameos from britney spears as a flight attendant. >> strong grip. must have been some dream you had. >> justin timberlake as a car valet guy. >> art garfunkel, the cousin he always talked about, is in the movie. >> i'm art garfunkel, and i just want to make a purchase. >> he himself is in it as well. >> it's okay, i checked it already. >> pearlman plays a cop named captain lewis. and he uncovers a stock scandal, which looking back on things is kind of ironic, considering how he ended up. >> do you have any more jelly donuts? >> the movie went straight to the disney channel, where i think it aired a couple of times, and was never heard from again. >> but fans couldn't hear enough of nsync, and so while they're topping the charts, some band members are wondering why they haven't seen a paych

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for the oneida and the tuscarora nations they felt that siding , with the continental congress was the best way forward for them. so that ancient confederacy of the nations was pulled apart, a six civil war within their confederacy that echoes the larger civil war between the colonists and the british. [video] >> the oneida are allies of the united states. we will share the fruits of victory with them or being buried in the same graves. >> then we will bury you in the same graves. [end of video] >> and so later in 1777 the campaign and series of battles known as saratoga take place in upstate new york. and we tried to use the saratoga campaign as a way to explore the experience of war for noncombatants. so we used the baroness here. this was a german woman married to the commander of the german brunswick troops fighting with the british. often called hessians. but these were brunswickers. her memoir, based on her diary that she kept through the campaign is remarkable. and is a great reminder of the deep psychological trauma that can come from experiencing war. now we often, because we

mark the formation of the continental army, a flag was raised in massachusetts.tually the flag was flag of britain. even while they fought british troops. union flag which flew from the ships of the continental navy when they sailed from philadelphia three days later. and the same flag again was raised over manhattan island even after the declaration of independence had been signed and there was no possibility of reconciliation with the mother country. but the hostilities increased. the old flag, symbolic of england, became a banner to be cast off by revolutionaries fighting in a land they declared their own. the young congress told the world the flag of the united stripes withbe 13 a union of 13 stars on a blue field representing a new constellation. as the legend tells us, on the day congress laid down guidelines, jones was named commander of the newly built ship. stars & stripes had not been seen beyond the country shores a giant of a man went down in history aboard the good ship ranger he made his way to france. gaveommissioners in paris the stars and stripes

the continental army under general washington, a flag was raised on prospect hill in massachusetts butthe flag was the union flag of britain, proof that the colonists still saw themselves as british citizens even while they fought british troops. it was the same grand union flag which flew from ship to the continental navy when they sailed from philadelphia three days later. and the same flag again was raised over the port of manhattan island even after the declaration of independence had been signed and when obviously no possibility of reconciliation with the mother country any longer existed. but as hostilities increased, the old flag, symbolic of england, became a banner to be cast off by revolutionaries fighting toward independence in a landed to clear their own. in 1777, the young congress formally told the world the flag of the united states shall be 13 stripes, alternate red and white, with 13 stars of white on a blue field, representing a new constellation. as the legend tells us, on the day congress laid down the guidelines for the new flags, jones was named commander of the n

"this day, the continental congress declared the united colonies free and independent states." that was it, you just witnessed history. congress had not yet touched the committee of five's draft of the public declaration. they took up that task the following morning on july the third. to edit the draft, the delegates ordered a batch of printed copies of the committee's language. all of those printed copies of the committee's language must of been destroyed afterward because none of those printed copies of the committee's draft survive today. then they started scribbling on the printed copies. they amped up some of the language describing the king's crimes, but they struck out jefferson's lengthy rant about george and the slave trade. they added two new appeals to god because they thought the american people might like that, but they deleted most of jefferson's conclusion in favor of concluding language cribbed directly from lee's original resolution. the delegates worked for two days on this, and debated hundreds of changes, eventually making no less than 86 alterations and ult

perhaps more colorfully one continental officer put it thusly. "wherever you turn, the weeping widow and fatherless child pour out their melancholy tales." and here, of course, i'm quoting

perhaps more colorfully one continental officer put it thusly. "wherever you turn, the weeping widow and fatherless child pour out their melancholy tales." and here, of course, i'm quoting the contributors, patriots, the loyalists are at least as scarred. everywhere they go, when they become refugees in the diaspora, their trauma, their loss, becomes clear. everyone had someone to blame for something, and they all wanted to find an outlet for their pain and we're talking lots of people. and yet the actual realization is that while there are lots of loyalist refugees and they suffered tremendously, white loyal. s and black loyalists, and they become a thorn in the side of colonial governors absolutely everywhere else in the empire that they go, because apparently they became too american, and they want to make things different, everywhere they go, if we sort of do the best pack of envelope numbers we're talking about half a million people who are identified as loyalists in some way, they did something besides hide under their bed. let's face it, t

congress, john hancock, and the secretary of the continental congress. the version you can see here under our armed guard contains 56 signatures, including that of ,uture president john adams second president of the united states, inventor benjamin franklin, and richard henry lee, who was first to put forward the vote for independence in the continental congress. the version here has more signatures because of what was immediately published afterward. the new york delegates of the continental congress did not even receive permission to vote for independence until july 9 and five of the pennsylvania delegates who signed the declaration of independence were elected to congress 16 days after july 4. what's even more curious is one of the pennsylvania delegates of signed the declaration independence voted against the declaration of independence of july 4, and yet signed it. the more curious, one of delegates of delaware was present at july 4 but did not 1781until 1777 or perhaps -- we're not sure. what is it then that we treasure ? i believe it is the values

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there wasn't any examples of an effective continental republic. and there were very few republics. maybe switzerland, maybe venice. there wasn't very much going on. but they could look back to ancient rome, before the empire, and see a republic. and they looked, they studied -- both men, you have to realize and remember, both were self-made men. both were -- by the time of their death, certainly by the time of their prime, they were literally the most famous americans and the most respected americans both here and throughout the world. they had come up, especially franklin, from literally nothing, from being an indentured servant, a refugee to philadelphia, to become one of the wealthiest men in philadelphia. a true success. washington is the same sort of success story. he was not born into everything. he inherited some, but he worked hard to create it. and they were creating something new, and they looked over to europe and they saw a few leaders. and franklin knew a lot of those personally because he had spent so much time in europe, and he realized they were decadent and then he

army, and you can link their freedom to the service in the continental army. it's amazing. disproportionately, african-american men in new england fought in the continental army. they served and many of them could link to their freedom to that service. integrated army, by the way. but of course, the american revolution had two sides, and there's plenty of evidence of enslaved people joining the british as well. one of my favorite stories i found was of a man named poppy fleet. poppy fleet belonged to a guy named thomas fleet jr., who was a printer in boston, rapid patriot. and poppy fleet's appearance in the records, he comes and goes in and out of the records for about a 25-year period, beginning in 1774 and leading up to the 1790's. and his first appearance records is actually a runaway ad. thomas poppy junior, the owner of a newspaper pulls up an ad because poppy has run away. he did not run away from thomas fleet. he ran away from jail. he broke out of jail. as it turns out, many enslavers in new england, if they could not control their bondsmen and women,

these winds have been increasing, and so more of this water has been coming up onto the continental shelf with this glacier. the scientists say global warming has changed the wind patterns and sea currents, bringing warm ocean water to the front of the glacier. we have loaded the atmosphere with carbon dioxide, we've set the temperature going up, and... doctor britney schmidt is in charge of a nasa—funded robot submarine called icefin. the plan is to lower it almost half a mile through the ice to map conditions in the seawater below. so, britney, give me a tour of icefin. so, up at the front, we have sensors that are going to make measurements of the oceanography, telling us what the temperature is, and the salinity of the water, and how much oxygen is there. in addition to that, we have a forward—looking sonar here that allows us to map the three—dimensional cavities, so it allows us to see the shape of the ice and its texture. no—one's really been under thwaites, and what icefin's going to do is get up and close to the physics, get really close to the ice, really close to the sea floor,

these winds have been increasing, and so more of this water has been coming up onto the continental shelfng with this glacier. the scientists say global warming has changed the wind patterns and sea currents, bringing warm ocean water to the front of the glacier. we have loaded the atmosphere with carbon dioxide, we've set the temperature going up, and... doctor britney schmidt is in charge of a nasa—funded robot submarine called icefin. the plan is to lower it almost half a mile through the ice to map conditions in the seawater below. so, britney, give me a tour of icefin. so, up at the front, we have sensors that are going to make measurements of the oceanography, telling us what the temperature is, and the salinity of the water, and how much oxygen is there. in addition to that, we have a forward—looking sonar here that allows us to map the three—dimensional cavities, so it allows us to see the shape of the ice and its texture. no—one's really been under thwaites, and what icefin's going to do is get up and close to the physics, get really close to the ice, really close to the sea floo

banks -- did they adapt to the new low or negative rates in the same way continental banks did or isfferent story? filippo: similar in the sense banks, mayghty u.s. have to resort to an old-school management, which european banks have mastered in the last 10 years. profitability is not a trial for america. the balance sheets for the larger u.s. banks is probably inching closer to zero. it presents a challenge. there will be some sort of plan on the cost side. guy: good morning. creditndering when peak stress is for banks in the u.s. crux of thet is the matter. thatere close to provisioning amount, parallel close tope, norway, peak provisioning, then it went up 10%, stock. feel more comfortable today on their levels. guy: do i need to treat trading revenue on a quarterly basis as a one-off? is it going to be repeatable next quarter? this is a key ballast on the others of the ledger protecting banks right now. filippo: larry drew -- very true. the universal banking model has been a canyon of credit in the last couple years. q4, it will depend on the economy. consensus at the moment, th

we are tapping into the heat from continental europe and the peak of the heat will be on friday.e hot everywhere because we have this weather front coming in to some western areas of the uk. in northern ireland in particular we will see cloud and rain continuing to drive its way eastwards. in the fresh breeze there will be lots of strong sunshine that maybe one or two showers as well. temperatures will continue to climb. 29, 30 in england and wales, 2a in the london area. there may be one or two showers around, meaning northwards during the evening across the eastern side of england. that weather front will bring rain further west as well. short lived heat. this weekend will look and feel rather different. the significant change is the drop in temperatures. there will be sunshine and may one or two showers as well. temperatures will continue to drop away. a reminder of our top story... a call for coronavirus tests at uk airports, to reduce the time travellers have to spend in quarantine — but the government says it isn't a silver bullet. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it

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chains announcing that in the next 2 years they will cut 200 stores this week we heard from united continental that they might furlough 36000 people we heard from brooks brothers this more than 200 year old chain that they are filing for chapter 11 walgreens big drugstore also announcing layoffs we heard the same from all over the place we hear from more and more companies that layoffs are planned or will happen so clearly the situation on the u.s. labor market is definitely everything but good at this point all right a bleak outlook there yes quarter for us in new york thank you for europe now eurozone members have chosen irish finance minister pasqual donahoe to lead the blocks financial policy making arm the euro group donahoe styled himself as a consensus candidate for both northern and southern single currency members and had the backing of european conservative parties he best in spanish deputy prime minister nadia calvi know who is favored by southern states like france and italy done a whole now oversee the e.u. 750000000000 euro coronavirus recovery plan. german industrial giant sieme

prompt other potential targets to protect themselves a global bid to combat not only across the continental security breach but a virus that poses a major threat to humanity across the globe. now to syria where president bashar assad is marking 20 years in power parliamentary elections take place there on sunday like all previous elections no real opposition is permitted so despite a civil war that's lasted 9 years assad looks set to stay in power. well well if you are you. into july the 17th 2008 just 34 years old basher al assad is sworn in as president following the sudden death of his father. he quickly finds his feet meeting the great and the good road to syria this is. often accompanied by his british born wife asma. from the start of his presidency asset bill close ties with both russia and iran strategic relations that will prove crucial to retaining power. in march 20th levon anti-government protests across much of the arab world known as the arab spring spread to syria. in the southern city of deraa demonstrators began taking to the streets after the arrest and torture of a group

it was melted down into 42,000 balls fors, -- musket the continental army. they were referred to as melted majesty. they were to be issued to the continental army and fired act to the ministerial troops, as they called him. only a few fragments of the statue survived. it is a great story. >> watch the full program this sunday at 6:00 p.m. eastern, 3:00 pacific you're on american reel america features archival films. coming up we will show you three u.s. information agency films that celebrate america. first, "fresh colors," animator paul fierlinger created this film about the american flag to honor his new country and lament the crushing of a student uprising in his homeland. and then a 1974 episode of the series "vision usa" produced for foreign audiences featuring the chesapeake bay waterman and miniature car. and from the same series from 1978, we will visit jim henson's muppet studio in new york city. i was trained as an artist. after completing my schooling, i worked as an animator for czechoslovakian films. and then the russians invaded my country. now

and prompt other potential targets to protect themselves a global bid to combat not only across continental security breach but a virus that poses a major threat to humanity across the globe. now from some of the other stories making news today brazil's health ministry has reported more than 2000000 rotavirus cases it's another grim milestone the country which is average some 1000 daily deaths from covert since may present higher balls than are as played down the dangers of the virus and has avoided measures that he says could stall the economy . a joint space mission by european and u.s. scientists has taken the closest photos ever of the sun scientists say the new images reveal count was small solar flares dotted across the sun's surface the solar orbiter was about 77000000 kilometers from the sun when it took these high resolution images. well back here on earth hundreds of police officers have been combing a dense mountainous region in southern germany for an armed fugitive who's been evading capture for 5 days now the suspect disarmed 4 police officers and took their weapons before esc

whole hell have a crucial job now because as for your no covered 19 it's because of cover 19 the continental europe is facing is worst recession ever the your son's economy is set to contract by age point 7 percent and john a has task will now be to watch over a massive ear recovery plan that is still being negotiated no covina was considered the front runner so what does this outcome tell us. yeah you had the backing of sal those days and of france and of germany's angela merkel so it was surprising she wasn't elected but the thing is that she also had an unease especially northern states for example the netherlands she once called them very small countries with wary small weight and shit they never seem to have forgiven her for that and it was probably these countries who didn't want to spaniard on top of the euro croup because bain was hit especially hard during the covered 9000 crisis and culverin you know as a social member of the socialist that government was also a strong advocate for strong and very generous in your recovery funds that know the saints don't support and more do we kno

and prompt other potential targets to protect themselves a global bid to combat not only across continental security breach but a virus that poses a major threat to humanity across the globe. well let's go now to some other stories making news around the world brazil's health ministry has recorded more than 2000000 coronavirus cases it's another grim milestone for the country which has averaged 1000 daily deaths from coping $1000.00 since may president also naro has played down the dangers of the virus and resisted measures to bring it under control. 8 a joint space mission up by european and u.s. scientists has taken the closest photos ever of the sun scientists say the new images reveal countless small solar flares dotted across the sun's surface the solar orbiter was about 77000000 kilometers from the sun when it took these high resolution photos. an important agreement covering online data sharing between europe and the u.s. has been ruled illegal by the european court of justice privacy activists had argued the accord was unlawful because it gives the u.s. government access to european

that wrote the declaration led by john adams, of course thomas jefferson, presenting to the entire continentalongress. that launched about three or four days of debate before the language was finalized on the fourth of july. the sculptural panel really shows you the people who helped create the defining document of the american people. it is the power of the pen. it really is the ideals, the concept, that has made the most important event in our nation's history and one of the most important events in world history. the second panel we have, same scale, also in bronze, tells the other story of the american revolution. that is the power of the sword. this is a replica of a painting, "washington crossing the delaware." this represents the improbable feat of overcoming impossible odds against the british military and the battlefield. it was really due to george washington's leadership. the painting really dramatizes washington's leadership that are a number of details about this painting. it absolutely is truthful in capturing washington's leadership and the sense of purpose and mission of the re

which returned to ammunition for the continental army. those musket balls were referred to as melted majesty, it was issued out the continental army and fired back at the ministerial troops, as they called them. so there is only few fragments of that statue that have survived. it's a great story. announcer: up next on "american artifacts," and the second of philadelphia's museum of the a two-part visit to american revolution, vice president of collections scott stephenson leads us on a tour of the exhibit galleries covering the years 1776-1778. mr. stephenson: we ask visitors in the prairie first gallery four big questions to frame their journey through the gallery. the first of those questions is how did people become revolutionaries? when they come back to the statue of king george iii, they should be able to that question of how people become revolutionaries.