edwin raworth had to learn quickly. service record shows him training on different aircraft at bases around the uk. six months afterjoining up, he wasjudged ready for front—line service. this is the pilot's ready room. it's where these young men would have come and tried to get some sleep orjust sat around waiting for their next mission, and it's extraordinary to think that my grandfather would've come into a place like this. he was so young, he was 17, 18 years old, and it does make me wonder whether he was frightened or not. because the reality was that it was only a matter of days for most pilots before they were either killed or injured. the restored first world war aerodrome at stone maries in essex is one of the last places where you can still get a real sense of life in the royal flying corps. there's certain things that resonate today, but the bravery, that doesn't change. ian flint is in charge of the restoration work. the sort of calibre that these men were, it really cannot be understated. i mean, they really

if edwin meese is not a good man, there are no good men. welcome. >> thank you. [applause] >> i have two quotations, both from 1982. one is the historian arthur slessinger junior. after a visit to moscow. those who think the soviet union is on the verge of collapse are kidding themselves. the second is ronald reagan addressing the british parliament. quote, in an ironic sense, karl marx was right. we are witnessing a revolutionary crisis, but the crisis is happening not in the west, but in the soviet union. close quote. how did ronald reagan of illinois miss what the great historian arthur slessinger of harvard -- i think your pardon, what did ronald reagan see what arthur slessinger junior missed? >> ronald reagan went into the study of communism with an open mind and it was not determined by his ideology, as i suspect mr. slessinger's was misguided by his own ideology. with ronald reagan, most people don't realize, ronald reagan was a voracious reader. he liked to study. he had studied the founding. he was well-versed in the constitution. he was well-versed in

it's not possible. " meet liesbeth and edwin, two ordinary people with extraordinary ambitions.hey've spent the past three years designing and building a solar—powered vehicle that's almost entirely made of plastic from the rubbish bin. and we're notjust talking about a vehicle to drive on their local, flat dutch roads. no, this is one built to withstand the toughest conditions — antarctica. the couple will drive 2,400 kilometres from union glacier to the south pole and back... ..in a car made from rubbish. they want to show just how wasteful it is to throw away plastic in the quantities that we do. this actually the raw material we use building the solar voyager. it is collected by children from the primary school. we called it "urban mining". they sort it, the waste plastics, on types, and they have cleaned it and made these chips out of it. what you see is that they are starting to feel more attached with the material, because they do not see it as waste, they see it as raw material for building the solar, for instance. the plastic shreds are melted into a filament for a 3—d

edwin petit nos cuenta.casa blanca dicho que estÁ trabajando con mÉxico y precisamente ahÍ hay inmigrantes pidiendo permisos de trabajo para vivir de aquel tiempo de espera para presentar un caso de asilo sigue aumentando. >> las personas pueden entrar por los puertos de entrada y si tienen un caso de asilo lo pueden presentar, pero como sabemos, la mayorÍa de estos inmigrantes estÁn viniendo por problemas econÓmicos. >> que no digan simplemente tengo miedo de regresar porque hay violencia mi paÍs, porque esos casos no prosperan, no ganan. >> la lentitud con que el gobierno estados unidos procesa los casos de asilo aprendido alarmas. por eso abogados de inmigraciÓn estÁn recomendando los inmigrantes aprovechar el tiempo de espera para vincular sus casos a las cinco bases legales que son opiniÓn polÍtica, religiÓn, nacionalidad y etnia. >> si no lo vincula hogar al asilo. >> para este abogado todo es un esfuerzo del mandatario varios frentes por evitar que indocumentados para pedir asilo, pero confÍan en que

andrew's father edwin would have found these visits too painful to make. answered the call to fight for king and country, as had five of his brothers. 0rdinary country lads from chobham village in surrey. against the odds, all six were still alive four years later. but in the final year of the war, that would change. it is just frightening. you just cannot believe what man can do to man. harold was the first brother to die. he was a lorry driver for the army service corps, delivering supplies to the frontline. one day he drove over an unexploded shell and died instantly. very sad, isn't it. aged 28. yeah. he was the oldest of the three who died. he lived to almost the end of the war. then he and his two brothers died in very quick succession. carrying on theirjourney, the next grave is especially poignant. andrew's uncle reginald is buried here. of all the brothers, he was particularly close to andrew's own father. my father has written a letter to his uncle. "you were so cruelly taken from the family by that sniper‘s bullet, on your first day of active se

meet liesbeth and edwin, two ordinary people with extraordinary ambitions.t the past three years designing and building a solar—powered vehicle that is almost entirely made of plastic from the rubbish bin. and we are notjust talking about a vehicle to drive on their local flat dutch roads, no, this is one built to withstand the toughest conditions — antarctica. the couple will drive 2&00 kilometres from union glacier to the south pole and back... ..in a car made from rubbish. they want to show just how wasteful it is to throw away plastic in the quantities that we do. another way of thinking about waste, waste is not waste, waste is valuable, it is raw material, it's not at the end of its life—cycle but at the beginning of it. this actually the raw material we use building the solar voyager. it is collected by children from the primary school. we called it "urban mining". they sort it, the waste plastics, on types, and they have cleaned it and made chips out of it. while doing this, the children are asking, "are you happy?" "is this 0k?" how many we already

. >> pero pase lo que pase la verdad >>> los hermanos de edwin pasaron horas sin salir de casa mientrase edad con un amplio historial criminal de hecho acababa de publicar un par de libros infantiles entretanto se encuentra baja administrativa pagada. >> paola reyes regresamos a los estudios >>> vaya situaciones para las residentes de la zona >>> muchas gracias paula por la

police in france of arrested a former leader of a militia from the central african republic patrice edwin guy a son a commander to the anti laka that's a christian group which targeted muslims the international criminal court issued a warrant for his detention those are the headlines i'll be back here with more news after al-jazeera wild. two years ago on the fifteenth of december twenty sixth the advantage drove down a suburban street in the tunisian city of safad. a man needed in the front seat of his car. he was muhammad. attorneys in engineer who led a double life that not even his family knew all about. and my mother had model from very early on this i thought of latter day out of what i do know. but what it can do at have got macarthur why in. the arab media picked up on the story but so did the israeli news and put it to shoots. claim are you the ash mcgee at of me tunisia. mr whip the man this should be me to simply look. at a level equal amount. of i shall not leave you lost both legs in the interests or shadow of a me show you some there are the fullness and when they are sure l

enrique: en perÚ, un juez de la ciudad condeno a edwin o miedo, quien es investigado por el asesinatode comprar a gusto, pero lo que parece ser muy conveniente para muchos, podrÍa ser objeto de robo. lourdes del rÍo nos cuenta cÓmo los ladrones. lourdes: desde que salieron al mercado las tarjetas de regalo, Ésta se convirtieron en una excelente alternativa. >> prefiriÓ comprarlas, porque me parece una persona mÁs fácil de regalar a una persona algo que esta persona quiera. lourdes: el problema es que los amigos de lo ajeno lo saben y el fraude se multiplica. por ejemplo, usted compra una tarjeta de $20 pararegalar y el destinatario recibe $0.30. todo comienza en el mismo estante donde estÁn las tarjetas. >> las personas toman las tarjetas de regalo, toman el nÚmero. y una vez que una persona compra una tarjeta y la llena de dinero, esta persona que ya estÁ cometiendo el fraude con ese nÚmero puede vaciar la tarjeta que uno compro. lourdes: teniendo en su poder la contraseÑa,los ladrones la vuelven a colocar en la tienda. el asunto es serio. tan sÓlo en lo que va del aÑo, el fbi ha rec

. >> pero pase lo que pase la verdad >>> los hermanos de edwin pasaron horas sin salir de casa mientrasuipos especializados limpian la escena del tiroteo algo que dicen que pocas veces sucede en este barrio que muchos consideran seguro >>> recibe al fallecido un hombre de 49 aÑos de edad con un amplio historial criminal de hecho acababa de publicar un par de libros infantiles entretanto se encuentra baja administrativa pagada. >> paola reyes regresamos a los estudios >>> vaya situaciones para las residentes de la zona >>> muchas gracias paula por la informaciÓn. >> como david alejandro molina de 27 aÑos de edad identificado el hombre abatido por un oficial el miÉrcoles ocurriÓ. cuando perseguÍa al sospechoso >>> presuntamente huye de un complejo de aparte mento despuÉs de pelear con una mujer el oficial tuvo un encuentro fÍsico con la vÍctima y luego le disparÓ con un rifle el agente involucrado estaba con licencia administrativa >>> la policÍa investiga la muerte de un hombre. >> el incidente ocurriÓ a eso de la 1 de la trugd cuando oficiales o acudieron a la escena en el Área de la ca

. >> reporter: edwin ward evacuated from a spin class. others left the pool. the threat was not directed at the jcc. police did not find a suspicious device and cleared the scene. >> part of our investigation will be to determine if the bomb threats received and reported in san francisco are related to those bomb threats received around the country. >> reporter: another agency referred to the threats as not credible, san francisco police did not release the contents of the e-mails but said they responded to up to 20 reports today. >> we take all threats of bombs and other types of destruct ive devices very, very seriously. >> reporter: for those caught in it, it was unsettling. >> i was happy to see they got everybody out safely and calmly so the jcc did a really good job there. >> reporter: now san francisco police told us today that they have been in contact with the fbi about this, but, again, no suspicious devices found today in san francisco. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> let's go over to the east ba

it's not possible. " meet liesbeth and edwin, two ordinary people with extraordinary ambitions.ust how wasteful it is to throw away plastic in the quantities that we do. this actually the raw material we use building the solar voyager. it is collected by children from the primary school. we call it "urban mining". they sort it, the waste plastics, on types, and they have cleaned it and made these chips out of it. what you see is that they are starting to feel more attached with the material, because they do not see it as waste, they see it as raw material for building the solar. the plastic shreds are melted into a filament for a 3—d printer. 30 of these have been working continuously for six weeks to produce a a,000—piece of plastic jigsaw puzzle designed to fit together to make the shell, the interior and two trailers. to test the durability, the couple took the vehicle to iceland in april. the pace looks slow and it is — four kilometres per hour, but they plan to drive the solar voyager during every hour of antarctic sunlight that‘s available which, at this time of year, is 2

ronald reagan's attorney general edwin meese talks about his views on communism and his relationship with pope john paul ii at a conference organized by the white house writers group. the program was recorded as part of the hoover institution's video series, uncommon knowledge. series host peter robinson moderates the conversation. it is just over half an hour. >> ronald reagan and pope john paul ii, a partnership that changed the world. today we are in washington at a conference devoted to that subject. with us, an eyewitness to the relationship between president reagan and pope john paul ii, the former attorney general, edwin meese iii. [applause] >> welcome to uncommon knowledge.

edwin crump at the griffith observatory, once or twice a year you sigh this happening, so it actually exploded over the ocean before we actually saw it here. the mystery is solve. i do want to show you some pictures that were sent to me of the bow-like meteor. this is how vivid it looked. it had a squiggly look. really a cook picture there, posted on my facebook page. one more sent to me from santa cruz area. this was a bolide meteor captured at lassalle vo beach. really incredible pictures. that mystery is solved. alma? >> thank you, sandhya. if you'd like to learn about noctolucen clouds, you can go to abc7news.com. you can see more pictures of the meteor. >> new developments. the mother of a dying boy who spent months fighting for a visa arrived to a crush of media tonight. abc7 news kate larson is live at sfo with the family's ordeal and why it's led to a lawsuit against the u.s. state department. kate. >> reporter: well, dan, a really tough night. this is a story about a mom who, four months ago, put her son on an airplane with a hope and a wish that doctors here in the bay area

edwin: Él es tomÁs, el sobrino de "el chapo" y el era el contacto para que su tÍo negocie la compra de >> me da gusto que sin conocernos usted me da algo de esa oportunidad. >> se les escucha discutiendo por el valor en forma de clave. >> la grabaciÓn fue presentada este jueves. antes de iniciar la sesiÓn de hoy, el abogado del -- de "el chapo", hablÓ sobre su estado de Ánimo. >> Él estÁ bien. evento: se revelÓ que "el chapo" planeaba transportar droga en barcos y que le brillaron los ojos cuando le regalÓ este helicóptero en el aniversario de una de sus fugas un todo ramÓn: hay algunos crÍticos que dicen que el juicio va mÁs rÁpido de lo que todos esperaban. mÁs adelante, donald trump asegurÓ que mÉxico paga por el muro fronterizo, le vamos a contar quÉ le respondiÓ a lópez obrador. >> docenas vamos y volvemos. suheily: esperamos el paso sistema frontal que cruzarÁ el Área de la bahÍa. suheily: alma lluvia para el domingo. mÁs adelante les cuento. ramÓn:literalmente llovieron billetes. todos se debiÓ a un vehÍculo que tuvo problemas con sus puertas. muchos conductores se bajaron a rec

it comes after the turkish president tired edwin spoke with president trump again on sunday president trump's tweeted about the phone call saying president added one of turkey has very strongly informed me that he will eradicate whatever is left of isis in syria and he's a man who can do it plus turkey is right next door our troops are coming home was in the hot air is our correspondent who's been following developments from the turkish town of gaziantep on the border with syria. a new relationship between nato allies turkey and the united states after years of a strained relationship really over syria strategy both presidents making clear they're on the same page that therefore they're going to cooperate militarily and diplomatically at the u.s. now saying that it will be a orderly pullout from syria their troops will not be rapidly withdrawn we understand that this is what turkey wants turkey wants to prevent some sort of a vacuum that could cause chaos what turkey wants is for this region this region which has been under the control of the kurdish led y p g a syrian town a plastic

american troops out of syria maintains that withdrawal will be highly coordinated and he says president edwin has assured him the techie will eradicate all remaining fighters of the so-called islamic state in syria. turkish forces are massing on both sides of the syrian border the question is who will they go after and when turkey has long wanted to crush the kurdish y p g militia in syria which it sees as part of a terrorist alliance threatening its territorial integrity the white p.g. however has been a key ally of the united states on the international coalition in the fight against the so-called islamic state but turkey now says it will take over the fight against i asked militants. u.s. president donald trump talk to his turkish counterpart yesterday and tweeted that president at a one would rather kate whatever is left of isis in syria. the u.s. withdrawal will not be overseen by jim mattis since he was sworn in early last year the u.s. secretary of defense has earned the respect of allies around the world as a reliable partner his team often reassured the kurdish fighters in syria but

after being a race that in connection with the bribery investigation prosecutors have accused the edwin of being of giving a high ranking judge cash and world cup tickets in exchange for immunity from a murder probe both of them have denied any wrongdoing earlier this year oversaw proof returns of the world cup for the first time in nearly four decades. a lawyer representing victims of abuse at the hands of former usa gymnastics dr larry nasser has called the organization selfish for filing for bankruptcy usa gymnastics faces one hundred lawsuits from over three hundred fifty athletes who blame it for failing to supervise nasa the doctor is serving life sentences for sexually abusing women and girls under the guise of medical treatment. this bankruptcy filing was done for two reasons one is because they wanted to down they want to deny the current survivors the truth about what happened and who knew what when the reason for that is if if people really knew what usa gymnastics was up to there be a crowd outside their office with torches and pitchforks demanding arrests. second is they do

he says congratulations edwin.loor director who is a newlywed and celebrating his first christmas with his new wife. meanwhile i'm tracking rain a little bit this morning. more today as the storm moves in. i'll have details coming up. >>> all right 3:15 in the nfl. only three games remain in the regular season. niners hosting the sea hawks. >> both teams coming up wins. let's bring in joe fonzi to talk about the days ahead. >> we waited the whole season. and finally happened last week. >> i guess win number three for the niners over denver last week. let's talk about george kittls. he had an all world game and having quite the season as well. >> no question about it. he has set the record for most yards by 49er tight end. he broke vernon davis' record against the broncos. and he was four yards away from tying shannon sharps all-time nfl record for a single game up by a tight end. and he didn't catch a pass in the second half. and a lot of people were kidding him about that. and he kind of light heartedly said somet

in court after being arrested in connection with the bribery investigation prosecutors have accused edwinoviedo of giving a high ranking judge cash and world cup tickets in exchange for immunity from a murder probe both of them have denied any wrongdoing earlier this year oversaw peru's return to the world cup for the first time in nearly four decades. if alan champions event is already in danger of running away with the italian said the title by a still on beat i'm going into the game against third place milan on friday you guys coach massively on her leg reset and a title in a row is still a long way off. prissy we're not supposed cause so we must continue on our path with great calm right now the numbers might be saying that you ventus is killing syria but you've interested not kill syria at all you don't kill syria you want it and you want to and may it's impossible to do it before that time or the numbers say that if you make around ninety points you need to one thirty matches more or less so you have to play thirty matches and we've only played fourteen so it's impossible that you v

you there and i think what you're describing is why we see things like this we had this from young edwin who is the secretary general of the norwegian refugee council and he writes after a recent visit two hundred us that hundred this is not a country out war yet the violence is comparable to a war zone the toll that this violence takes on the city i am in now can be seen and it can be felt we cannot continue to be surprised that families choose to leave when their children's lives are in danger and he wrote that december eighth so jennifer keep in mind what he says here can you understand can you relate to what he's writing about. i think by and since the like and never ending cycle it's fresh and because of the impunity we have had a level of impunity hearing and duress and that's why people is so this period to leave their neighborhoods when they have a threat from my gang member or anybody you know every twenty two hours sees a woman. her husband there is someone close to her and she's not trusting institutionally to to ask them for help to ask police to help her because impunity is

. >> i would add, remember edwin acts and own self interest. part of self-interest all a bit of the stick is if you are major supplier like many of my colleagues appear, april trivet gets a need to comply with these basic level of cybersecurity, what we've done in institute, that's come they would do that because what to sell to these large companies obviously about bring a lot of people along. the other point is self-interest, people are becoming aware now for the first time the individual of cyber and a privacy, other information. i don't need to dwell on what's happened in the media. you can go watch the testimony for yourselves. you don't have to have it repeated. my only point is not that the witness is high enough, it seemed individual individual self-interest to be aware of their information without their and, therefore, protect. if there's a side benefit all these things that occurs as a result social media companies and the focus now being elections it's it is raise everyone's awareness as to oh, my gosh, what of my information is out

this sunday, students -- this thursday, students at the edwin and anita lee newcomers school will get their first taste of a traditional thanksgiving meal compliments of the hilton district hotel. the meal will feature oven baked turkey, gravy, vegetables, and dessert this will welcome our immigrant families into the district family. i'd like to let you know that we continue to monitor the air quality index as a result of the campfire that has caused smokey skies throughout the bay area. today, school districts were instructed to keep students indoors and to keep a close eye on those with asthma to ensure a safe day at school. in addition, all p.e. and sports activities will also be held indoors and were minimized. we will continue to closely monitor the air quality this week. all district schools will be closed for thanksgiving recess from monday, november 19, to friday, november 23. our offices will be closed on thursday, november 22 and friday, november 23, with all sites opening on monday, november 26. i just want to take this opportunity to express my thankfulness to you, members

welcome to the celebration of life of our dear late mayor, edwin lee. i present the mayor of the city and county of san francisco , london breed. >> thank you charlotte. good morning everyone. thank you all so much for coming here today. i also want to take this opportunity to acknowledge our former mayor and former mayor louis brown junior who will be speaking shortly. this brings back hard memories for myself, and i definitely know for the family of mayor ed lee who is joining us here today over the past year, we have celebrated so many major accomplishments that mayor lee helped to initiate during his time in office. in fact, maybe a week after he passed away. we went and cut the ribbon on the auburn hotel. a place for formerly homeless veterans. seventeen formerly homeless veterans who now have an affordable place to call home. so many amazing things, including today, were through the small sites acquisition program that ed lee helped to start. we will be acquiring a site. an incredible site that is the housing for seniors. when he served as an atto

. >> when president johnson fired his secretary of war, edwin stanton, the house approved 11 articlesich accused the president of bringing congress into ridicule and disgrace. >> their entire approach to impeachment was partisan and ideological. however bad a president andrew johnson was, there were no grounds to remove him. >> the country was one vote away from removing president andrew johnson from office, essentially because congress did not like him or his policies. >> johnson basically agreed to cease all of the behavior that had been so problematic, to go along with the congressional reconstruction program. >> historians today regard the impeachment trap as unconstitutional. >> impeachment fell into disrepute. >> johnson's impeachment would serve as a warning about the consequences of a partisan impeachment in a sharply divided country. >> it raises blood pressures and in some perverse ways, it actually makes impeachment harder to use, when you might really need it. we improved eve. we used 50% fewer ingredients added one handed pumps and beat the top safety standards the new jo

. >> when president johnson fired his secretary of war, edwin stanton, the house approved 11 articlesnst him, one of which accused the president of bringing congress into ridicule and disgrace. >> their entire approach to impeachment was partisan and ideological. however bad a president andrew johnson was, there were no grounds to remove him. >> the country was one vote away from removing president andrew johnson from office essentially because congress did not like him or his policies. >> johnson basically agreed to cease all of the behavior that had been so problematic, to go along with the congressional reconstruction program. >> historians today regard the impeachment trap as unconstitutional. >> impeachment fell into disrepute. >> johnson's impeachment would serve as a warning about the consequences of a partisan impeachment in a sharply divided country. >> it raises blood pressures, and in some perverse ways, it actually makes impeachment harder to use when you might really need it. (music throughout) 'tand in your garage,son a brand new john deere. that's not a mirage. with 60

this year the board of education voted to rename the chinese education center edwin and i need a lee,. there is a proposal to rename the sfo international terminal after him. >>> san francisco police searching for a hit and run driver after a woman suffered life-threatening injuries and was left in the road. she was hit at about 3:25 am. there are very few details. police are looking for a dark- colored vehicle. happening today, the bay area told to -- they will debate plans. scheduled to begin january 1. if the voters -- last month nobody showed up to speak against them. at a public hearing. next wednesday, the full authority is expected to approve the new toll that would go up 1 dollar over the current rates for all vehicles, including carpools, bay area told bridges, except the golden gate bridge. they will see higher tolls. they will go up again by another one dollar and 2022 and 2025. >>> in france, high alert, the search goes on for the gunmen that shot and killed two people and injured at least 12. it happened at the holiday market in strasburg. the suspect is a 29-year-old man

edwin sumner rides into the group. you are in a bad fix. 20 massachusetts, and less time than it takes to tell it the ground was shrewd with the bodies of the dead and wounded. ,ump the stone of the 15th mass you asked me about the battle of antietam. the 17th of september. put down in history as the most desperate battle the war. thousands yielded their lives that this government must and shall live. how i escaped so many bullets, god only knows. whizzing by my face cutting down poor fellows around me. you cannot realize the horrors of the battlefield to see the dead and wounded cut up in every conceivable way. the 15th regiment is a corporal guard or it was before the battle. stonewall jackson, by the time reinforcements arrived, checking his advance and driving them back with slaughter from beyond the woods and gaining possession of our original p position, no further advances made on the left by the enemy. centrist division went into battle with 40 -- 5400 men and lost 2200 wounded captured or missing. the other tw

former bank board chairman edwin gray says the senators tried to subvert the regulatory process. >> i find that unusual? >> absolutely. never happened before. the whole time i was in washington, i never saw that. >> no witnesses? >> no, no witnesses. deniability. perfectly built into the meeting. >> they said they wanted us to not take the enforcement action against lincoln savings. the only thing that got them to back off is when we finally said, we're making criminal referrals. you're going to bat for criminals. >> now awaiting trial on charges of criminal fraud, keating has refused to testify to the senate. >> was there something wrong with five senators meeting? yes, it's a bad appearance. but the real question is, did john mccain abuse his office? the evidence indicates clearly no. >> the keating five became a symbol of the '80s because it's a group of distinguished u.s. senators accused of taking bribe money. they get off the hook eventually, but it really rocked the country because it showed not only was corporate america being questioned for corruption, but the u.s. senate see

charles edwin wilbur's english translation appeared in 1862, the same year as the book's publication in france. the mark of his popularity the translators working in several other tongues match that achievement. there were multiple international editions of the 1500 page book in its original publication. which is pretty amazing. in what novel does the sentence appear, nowadays people know the price of everything and the value of nothing? that was from the picture of dorian gray by oscar wilde. he also quoted himself in his play lady windermere's fan, he used the same line. still in the blanks of this line from philip k dick in his election commentary. it is sometimes an appropriate response to blank the blank? the answer is reality insane. sometimes appropriate response to reality to go insane. what best-selling series of historical novels were written by the english translator of the coming-of-age? one of the most prolific translators was patrick o'brien who wrote all of the ship faring tales, master and commander being the first one, made a movie with russell crowe out of that. tha