standing up waiting to cross.ave to look at them and say these are the conditions the troops actually crossed under. i'm sure they were complaining about the same discomforts. >> if i have a general staff. i have a commanders chiefs guard. we also have our standard bear who carries the flag. that is how you know where the general is on the battlefield or camp. that specific flag, the original is in a museum in philadelphia. >> and pull. and pull. and pull. and pull. >> the officers were aware of where they were going, where they were marching two and they were attacking the outpost. the men in the boat did not necessarily know exactly where their destination was. but clearly they were aware that something significant was about to take place. they were cold. many of them were sick. they were hungry. they did not have the equipment as far as appropriate clothing that they needed to protect themselves from the weather. they did this under great hardship. they were very brave. they accomplished something that i know i

but they weren't the only boats used during the crossing.y are the only types of boats you'll see here during the enactment. washington, when he came to pennsylvania, ordered all of the boats that were on the new jersey side of the delaware brought over to pennsylvania in hopes of slowing down any crossing that the british might do to invade philadelphia. so the boats were used and in particular a ferry was used. that's why they came to this ferry so that you can get artillery across and forces across because obviously you're not going to be able to get any of them into a little boat. is. >>> glover, how do the conditions look? >> my marble headers have just returned from traversing the river. the river is swift. the river is strewn with ice. but they're confident, sir, and their determined to convey our army across the delaware this very night. >> excellent. and remember, it's victory or death. we will not fail. please turn to your troops and prepare them for inspection. ♪ >>> we've had had citizens of philadelphia come willing up to provid

>> the crossing today was very easy.nowed, some years it is rained, and it has been cold but today perfect weather conditions. >> tell me, why do you do this? >> i do it because it is not in the average american history textbook, about the 40% of colonel office unit because during that time in massachusetts, black men were a large part of the whaling in the fishing industry. it is meant hot caught every day this is a typical dress of a codfish ermine. fisherman, the trousers, they're open, so just in case you fall in the water, you wouldn't have any water in your pants, they could drain and you could come up and you would not drown that easy. and the hat, if you got cold, to have a pulled down over your ears, not like the try cohen hats, and everything was practical. >> going backwards. >> prepare to cast off. >> but then, here we were here from day one. i had a cousin who did extensive research on my father's mother and he traced her ancestry back to one of the 20 or more africans was on the boat that landed in hamptons

>> crossing today was very easy.years it has snowed, some years it has rained, and it's been cold. but today perfect weather conditions. >> tell me about your portrayal. why do you do this? >> i do this because it's not in the average american history textbook. about the 40% of colonel glover's unit because during that time in massachusetts black men were a large part of the waling and the fishing industry. being that john glover's men they caught cod ever day, and this is a typical dress of a cod fisherman. the trousers, they're open so just in case you fell in the water you wouldn't have any water in your pants that could drain and you could come up and you would not drown that evening. and the hat if it got cold, you could have it pulled down over your ears, not like the tricore hats. and everything was made, what you wore was practical. now, we are here from day one. i have a cousin. he did extensive research on my father's mother, and he traced her ancestor back to one of the 20 and odd africans that was on the

says the red cross has failed to deliver the medicine and services it had promised the red cross says they can't respond because they're still negotiating with the taliban. what we do know is that the organization supports clinics across afghanistan in areas where it's difficult to access any of the health care most of the people that work at the red cross and certainly all of the patients are afghans including members of the taliban and your families are you saying your own people by taking this step i mean i don't. mean me but. talk when you. go. but just weeks after this fight the taliban did attack an american aid organization in kabul killing at least 5 people all of them afghans. back at the red cross there's no sign of things flowing down the need is simply too great afghanistan has one of the highest rates of disability in the world in 2018 a record 12000 people sought help from the several rehabilitation centers across the country. people like isra and use if you can't afford private treatment. you know 5. 100 you went to. the office you know. it's a big day for the boys they

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that trialing took over the cross from his father in 1906 my father said he'd been carrying the cross for 40 years he asked if i wanted to take it over of course i did you know. i stayed close. that i was carrying it the right way it's not easy if you have to fall in line with the other bearers and take direction from the men who've been doing it for years. it's tricky when you're standing at the back trying to balance it out or. growth across lanes to one side the people on that side have to push against it and you push against them this is and sometimes it's not the weight of the cross that's the hard part of the guy next year pushing on the wrong direction or wardrobe we never dropped it into. the perception was introduced by jesuits who were sent to the area over 4 centuries ago by the archbishop of mines ruler of the territory. these jesuits got creative as they went about spearheading the counter-reformation. media i will be your desire they took what we would call a multimedia approach they were the best instruments at the disposal of the catholic church and the passion for ses

and tim die by taking on the biggest challenge of their lives crossing the atlantic ocean in a rowboat in the talisker i'd like to challenge. my courage a cardiologist by trade has hardly any rowing experience she always says oh i think it's also a little bit about getting to know myself from a different perspective by doing something crazy. for her to know who she was. like the other women she lives in hamburg mike his best friend catalina came up with the idea. behind gannon with i'm tired of the i like having adventures and trying different sporty things and 30 to 6070 days on the atlantic with no support boat everything on board and doing it all ourselves it's kind of a life project gotham muslims and we have. mother and daughter jewish defeat and to complete the team they too were looking for something different in life. than your average 16 years a major school lunches that's not enough of a life is and i'm doing something else that's why we often i'm looking forward to seeing the crazy starry sky because we won't have any lights i hope we see dolphins and whales and love to swim

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it's here in la in the canary islands that the 35 teams begin the crossing to and in the caribbean in december 29th teen. challenge is the hardest rowing race in the world the fastest teams will need one month the slowest 2 months. it's the moment of truth for my cash to feed him and catch up enough. to get your thoughts are on hand for emergencies otherwise the rug was out on the run. there are risks and yes it is a risk of bad weather and capsize. injury and illness but things that actually have the greatest effect on crew how they get on with each other personal dynamic that's a really most important potentially dangerous thing and the way. their team spirit is tested early on the wind is unusually strong and the boat can hardly make any headway. it's not. coming out of pretty high waves and we all get seasick at the worst. fortunately my kit is a doctor with the help of an i.v. infusion she gets the situation under control. of the body as after the 1st 48 hours i was so seasick i couldn't move the girls had to roll one person down while i was comatose in the middle of the boat muc

they've completed the 5000 kilometer crossing with fuel and muscle strength. keep in beautiful and see if the 42 days and so you see spirits i. i i am. awesome but already taking indescribably beautiful everything and i haven't processed it yet one of the best mornings of my life if not the best assurance though was the fun cos i'm trialling the filesystem is all that was a phenomenal adventure and it's great to be an inspiration and role models for people and give them motivation. but i never dreamed that it would all end this way be the end it is finally all i'm looking forward to a proper shower and good food. the fish i'm safe in the harbor my friendship intact that's important too. doesn't go to visit all. the trophies of. the 1st year and get out my kids steffi cuts of a nod to not have made it so they broke every wave that came their way and best in the ocean. after. the palm sunday chris session in hunger games time is a centuries old celebratory tradition of. the procession has been cancelled this year for the 2nd time ever due to the coronavirus. a l

the vast 1000 men are proud to be carrying the cross. and albert drying has taken his father's place. with its uplifting when you see that you're part of this whole community. 8000 people have joined the procession today. another 4000 lined the streets. for the unretouched build their shoulders on the shoulders of 11 other men. the holy sepak are a heavy burden. his father is waiting to take over but young restart isn't ready to quit yet. 8 tenths of a kilometer no he's not handing over this is just a short pause. and 1.2 kilometers hasn't he had enough. everything he wants to finish now there won't be any hand over the war god with all my vote i knew he wouldn't give up i knew it all along he told me he wanted to see israel's. fault. the passion procession is punishing for the bears but it's a burden they carry with pride across 1500 meters home at some point i didn't want to hand over i told myself i had to finish i think he's even happier about it than i am. well richard. you know it's like selling out such as this really i would you

before we must cross. mississippi has large quantities of floating ice, which at times it is impassable. but still, we keep crossing, and i am in hopes we will get over in one or two weeks. we will start in the morning again on our journey west, " he wrote, "the roads are all in very bad order, as the ground was frozen very deep, and there has been for the last 10 days a general thaw, not even any frost, together with a good deal of wet, which will probably make the roads almost impassable, but we must necessarily calculate the suffering, a great deal from hardship and exposure, before we get reach our homes in the far west. we look to the almighty for strength and protection, to enable us to reach that place of destination, as yet we are hardly halfway, and to look forward on the determination of our journey and our toils, we can hope for the best. respectfully, george hicks." so principal chief john ross left last, after he had seen all of the other turkeys on their way west. he traveled by steamboat wit

detachments of cherokees to cross before we can cross.ississippi has a large quantity of floating eyes which at times it's impassable but still they keep crossing and i'm in hopes we'll get over in one or two weeks. we will start in the morning again on our journey west. the roads are all in very bad order as the ground was frozen very deep and there's been for the last ten days a general thaw. not even any frost. together with a good deal of wet which will probably make the roads almost impassable. but we must necessarily calculate on suffering a great deal from hardship and exposure before we yet reach our homes in the far west. we look to the all mighty for strength and protection to enable us to reach the place of destination, as yet we're hardly halfway. and to look forward on the determination of our journey and our toils we cannot as yet but hope for the best. respectfully george hicks. so our principle chief john ross left last after he had seen all of the other cherokees on their way west. he travelled by steam boat with a small

else-- >> half my family went to holy cross and they call it "the cross." >> stephen: i understand.an uncle who said, what, are you doing? the cross isn't good enough for you? >> stephen: you went to the vard, right? >> yes, people in the know call harvard "the vard." that's what people call it, people in the know. >> stephen: conan, again, i'm a guest on your show right now-- >> and you're a guest on mine. >> stephen: how are we going to figure out what part of this make it on air? you know what would be fun i get both sides and you get both sides and i edit it your way and you edit it your way and we compare it later. >> we're going to have two completely different interviews. you know what? you're not even going to be in my version. we're going to replaceue i'm going to replace with you stock footage. >> stephen: excellent. of a monkey washing a goose? >> yeah a monkey washing a goose. and it's going to go viral day.. is that it? is that the idea? ♪ ♪ keep being you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in certa

he was saying from the cross, "i love you!" and i know the heartaches and the sorrows and the pain that you feel. easter points us beyond the tragedy of the cross to the hope of the empty tomb. it tells us that there's hope for eternal life, that christ has conquered death. and it also tells us that god has triumphed over evil and death and hell. this is our hope, and it can be your hope as well. i was deeply moved friday night, while watching larry king talk to edye smith, who lost her two little boys in that explosion. her brother, a 28 year old police officer, was dispatched to the crime scene to help. and in searching the rubble, he found one of his nephews. the boy's grandfather is a christian evangelist who said that conducting their funeral was the hardest thing he ever faced, and that his faith had been crucial in helping him through the tragedy. he quoted romans 8:28: and we know that in all things god works for the good of those who love him -- and [the boy's grandfather] said if that were the only verse he had in the

they cross a river junction.nese and american officers plot the attack as chinese artillery opens up. during 28 days of fierce fighting, the ring around bombo is steadily tightened. dive bombers pave the way only a few hundred yards ahead of advancing infantry. japanese resistance begins to counter. yard by yard the chinese push forward. artillery and fighter bombers have devastated the city. the united states commander in burma and india inspected the city. the chinese flag flies. >> my name is kim mccarthy, i security here at washington historic park and pennsylvania. today is a very special day. we are doing a reenactment of george washington crossing the river in 1776. what happened here is one of the most unexpected and daring military maneuvers of e

clerk position in washington where she began the work that led to her establishing the american red cross. chronicles held. beecher stowe and abolitionism. and to write uncle tom's cabin. while julia ward was inspired by battle hymn of the republic. and also to demonstrate the patriotism to advocate for a national day of thanksgiving. plumb is the author of your brother in arms come in has written for montgomery county historical society, the "washington post" and magazine among others. please join me to welcome to politics and prose robert c plumb. [applause] >> thank you very much for that kind and warm introduction i feel like if you are a minute musician and you are invited to play at carnegie hall if you are invited to talk here it is wonderful. especially for me because this part one - - this book was released on march 1st it is women's history month but also coincides with the 100th anniversary of the signing of the amendment giving the women the right to vote i want to talk about a guide early in the 20th century so they never got a chance to vote for what they did during the cour

they had crossed earlier. after getting settled in the barn, sergeant calls me over and calls over the other ammo bearer, his name was donald. he said borrow a litter from the medic and he said psc perez hurt his ankle. carry him back to the river's bank and they will take him back across. why was he so nice about this? pfc. perez was 39 years old and he was due for rotation. the sergeant figured send them back. so he went back. so we carried him back, then walked back to the barn. the next morning, we get up, it is light and we look outside and there's a big sign in german that says -- we had walked through a minefield three times. fortunately, we didn't get hurt. that morning, the platoon sergeant grabs a hold of me because i'm on the bottom of the totem pole and he says come on, we are going to go scrounge for some rations. we start moving up the bank and as we are moving up the bank, we see dead american soldiers. half submerged in the water and half on the land, bloated, white, and that was obviously the

cross south carolina. and i then depart at the beginning of january, the 45 and i arrive in europe in towards the middle of january, the 17th. january, i'm in luxen burg. february 3, i cross the river. and on march 3, an interesting thing happened. you know a lot of the guys that were in the boats did not have good equipments. some of them just had summer clothes. they never had winter clothes they brought up a new kind boot that we were supposed to get. and the bottom of the boot was rubber and the top of the boot was leather. i didn't get one because they didn't have one to fit me. so i was wearing old-fashioned combat boots with galoshes with the clips on the side. the problem with these new boots is that they didn't breathe. so guys that were wearing these boots, moisture built up in the boot and a lot of them wound up with trench foot. i never had trench foot. so i was pretty lucky. now on march 9, on march 6, rather, they took us week in rear echelon and they took us back. enormous tent that was heat

know where can i find they crossed paths or had a conversation about that.ne of the publishers -- i would love it if they said in the room somewhere and had tea, that just didn't happen. that is a fantasy. i would say two of the women, harriet tubman went back to get her husband after she freed herself, he would come south. there was no help there at all for harriet tubman. a very understanding theology instructor. you are not -- calvin stowe, he encouraged her to use that as her signature. he was very supportive. julia ward howe's husband was a tyrant, he was a hindrance, very resentful of her, tried to block her every chance, clara barton was never married but was good at making contacts. henry wilson, she also worked with local congressman, she tapped into that, she had a good rapport so they helped her a lot but on the whole she was on her own. she won people over like rucker who was a cantankerous army guy, just wanted to blow her off but she was so persistent and had three -- hard to argue with, came around eventually. sarah josepha hale was widowed at

for the christian, the cross tells us god understands our suffering, or he took upon himself at the cross all our sins and all our failures and all of our sufferings. and our lord on that cross asked the question why? my god, my god, why have you forsaken me? and he received his answer. he knew. to redeem the world, to save you and me from our sins, to give us the assurance that if we died, we are going to heaven. he was saying from the cross, i love you, and i know the heart accent the sorrows and the pain that you feel. easter points us beyond the tragedy of the cross to the hope of the empty tomb, and tells us there is no for eternal life, for christ has conquered death. and it also tells us god has triumphed over evil and death and hell. this is our hope and can be your help as well. i was deeply moved friday night while watching larry king talk to ed smith, who lost her two little boys in that explosion. her brother, a 28-year-old police officer, was dispatched to the crime scene to help and in searching the rubble, he found one of his nephews. the boy's grandfather is an evangelist

points us beyond the tragedy of the cross to the hope of the empty tomb. it tells us there's eternal life. for christ has conquered death. it also tells us that god triumphed over evil and death and hell. this is our hope and it can be your hope as well. i was deeply moved friday night while watching larry king talk to edie smith who lost her two boys in the explosion. her brother a 28-year-old police officer was dispatched to the crime stone help and in searching the rubble he found one of his nephews. the boy's program father is a christian evangelist who said conducting their funeral was the hardest thing they ever faced and that his faith had been crucial in helping him through the tragedy. he ruted romance 8:28, we know that in all things god works for the good of those who love him and said that if that were the only verse he had in the whole bible it would work through all of his problems if we only believe it. president and mrs. clinton will remember at the national prayer breakfast in washington earlier this year, ambassador andrew young who went

of that sound of their young people from one salah wanted to cross browser here. but what makes the approach of this charity so innovative is not its idealism but its pragmatism in linking the economic interests of spanish citizens with the well being of those in a remote iraq and village. it costs taxpayers in spain 2000 euros every time that a drowned man is sent back in a coffin so far better to spend that in developing the migrants place of origin and adoption of sorts that others can emulate we wanted to make from their home seller they are good places to leave because it is how good the place is. only if. we are started building a small clinic or classroom for the children. we have started to give in the. grassroots in order to avoid to adopt the little children work in the in the country because we are there to pick up this birth turned up a little she and remain in the school again because if they are working in the country here there is a possibility that if they try to any rate because they don't get enough money to leave but if they are sturdy they have

that's where i fell in love with cross-hatching. the bar, it's a wonderful collections of cartoons that spans a lot of decades, in fact, a century, and it goes back to another one of the great grandaddies of political cartooning, kepler, who drew for -- i think was actually a publisher, one of the joint owners of "puck" magazine. in is in the golden age of political cartooning. kepler would do these beautiful color lithographs that would be two-page spreads for "puck" magazine. if you remember your american history books, you know, there's the wonderful standard oil cartoon of the oil tank with tentacles of the octopus of rockefeller reaching out. to call it a cartoon is almost putting it down because it was a real work of art. i mean, it was like an oil painting. actually done as a color lithograph. there's a couple of keplers here from "puck" magazine. those are probably the oldest ones in the bar. and then these ed vaultman be and ron covington, who's over in this corner, would be sort of the next ones. the vaultman cart tooons a

and, as a volunteer in her local chapter of the red cross, is helping to prepare emergency kits for arby disaster area, one of the many jobs the red cross undertakes to supplement existing health agencies, particularly in times of emergency. then there are the many other voluntary agencies concerned the problems of specific diseases. some organizations are concerned with research, others with rehabilitation and the burden of caring for the victims of the respective disease. in many communities, their are nurse services to provide how nursing care for bedridden patients. the larger urban centers have a safety council to guard against accident hazards on the roads, in industry, and in the home. we, together with roger, come upon another safeguard that maintains the health of the community. , nothingfamily doctor wrong with roger, as far as he knows. this is just a checkup, a routine examination to make sure. part of the job of a general practitioner is to treat his patients when they get sick, but the community health part of his job is to prevent illness, which is the chief purpose of

they cross a river junction.nese and american officers plot the attack as chinese artillery opens up. during 28 days of fierce fighting, the ring around bombo is steadily tightened. dive bombers pave the way only a few hundred yards ahead of advancing infantry. japanese resistance begins to counter. yard by yard the chinese push forward. artillery and fighter bombers have devastated the city. the united states commander in burma and india inspected the city. the chinese flag flies. >> television has changed since c-span began 41 years ago. our mission continues. to provide an unfiltered view of government. we've brought primary election coverage and now the federal response to the coronavirus. you can watch all of c-span's public affairs programming on television, online, or listen on our free radio app. and be part of the national conversation through c-span's daily washington journal program. or through our social media feeds. c-span, created by private industry. america's cable television companies as a public

as miss major outlined, it amends the planning code to correct typos and to update cross-references andmake non-substantive revisions to clarify and simplify the code. it will amend article 4 to move the language regarding timing of payments to the beginning of the article and then cross-reference this with new sub-section into the individual impact fee sections. lastly, proposed ordinance will also add an additional fee waiver based on the replacement of buildings damaged or destroyed by fire or other calamities. the reason behind this is that there's thought to be no new net impact when we're replacing said building or said use. the planning commission heard this item on december 12th, 2019, and recommended that you approve the ordinance with modifications. >> (indiscernible). >> the first modification is to update planning code references and the administrative, health and police codes. and the second modification is to revise planning codes, section 155 to clarify that commercial thru-way streets to find a better streets plan to also be protected. and the proposed ordinance will imp

like both dreams across the globe 65000000 people are fleeing war on terror crossing season continents risking that not seeing a 1000 refugees and migrants have crossed into the country hundreds of thousands more expected to do to save and they are not always welcome. migrants to the breaking down and. well why politicians deride the. you know to this song and action going back to going back. however only a few of them make it to europe and america most syrian refugees have headed for neighboring countries like lebanon. no other country has taken more refugees than lebanon britain averages only 2 refugees per $1000.00 inhabitants $11.23 every 5th person in lebanon is a refugee in memphis and call fun i can most this myself i'm not a god that kill we are not conscious the side of the film how tough was it magic and what it can lead to this kind of it was the 1st step on my news. just. it does. not seem or should be and definitional connects. only 80 kilometers from back up nice beirut the capital level once known as the paris of the mediterranean city has always been cold between east a

this week, we made a cross going to make... this week, we made a cross for easter. for palm sunday.go, we made this virgin mary. it's been a lovely way to maintain continuity now that's normal life has been... isa now that's normal life has been... is a bit ofa now that's normal life has been... is a bit of a hiatus in normal life and it's been a lovely weight to maintaina and it's been a lovely weight to maintain a sense of normality. there's been a focus on web resources like a church du .com, which is our church finder. it has been a really, really key resource for us. in recent weeks, we have more than 3000 live streamed services listed on that site. as someone who is a regular church—goer myself, i can't wait for that day went on that sunday, i can walk back into my church and see families, loved ones and friends for the first time. i got slightly emotional about that. all of these digital responses to this crisis have undoubtedly changed how people interact with a from one. but will be interesting to see is how many people remain after the crisis is over? that was sophia smith

so we've got about 200 crossing guards. we have about 200 crossing guards all over the city and their schedules are concentrated at the beginning of school and the end of school and they're very popular. they're much beloved in the community and i say high to harvey milk academy crossing guards. or at least i did when there was still school in session. and, so part of the question is, do we use our limited resources in order to expand the number of crossing guards and the number of schools that they can serve or to expand their hours. in talking to the crossing guards, most of them are retired people. they're doing this to keep busy and contribute to their community. they and the schools were really clear that they wanted to see more crossing guards and more schools rather than paying crossing guards during the middle of the day. frankly we don't have that much work to do for them that our parking control officers couldn't do so it's a situation where given limited resources, expanding the program best serves the public goo