napoleon's escape from elba. the emperor after the napoleonic wars in europe was captured and sent to an island, elba. only napoleon would be able to negotiate to be given an island rather than a prison for his imprisonment. what did he do at the island of elba? he basically reconstructs the island. he trains the locals, builds infrastructure, builds ports, builds roads, takes over the island, essentially. even has them build a port and build ships. after some time, he hopes on one of them and escapes. he returns to power, but after 100 days, he is defeated. he meets his waterloo. he is sent back to prison and exile. 100 days -- that's where we get the notion of 100 days because of napoleon's 100 days. on the left, i have a picture of john dillinger. he is arguably america's most notorious criminal. dillinger committed a host of crimes across the country. he is imprisoned in indiana. he manages to escape by making a fake gun and overpowered the guards. if you're the most wanted person in the country and you manag

we can't go to elbas.ived just a week after us president joe biden visited there, but it seems that the mayor of new york saw a completely different border and the city for the head of the white house , elbas, cleaned the tent camps and took illegal immigrants away from the street so as not to catch the eye of the cortege. even the border crossing, where there was always a queue of those who wanted to get to america for the visit of the us president, he came to elpas empty. everything has been removed. all cleaned all behave. fine. so he definitely didn't see what was really going on here every day. yes , some comments of the president of the united states during the trips sounded strange, like he had nothing to do with what was going on. for example, biden asks what could be changed if he were a magician, it's incredible what you do, and what would you like me to do if i had a magic wand, it would seem, who else but the head of the white at home we would know how to help, but no, therefore, to stop the cr

his escape from elba. so the emperor after the napoleonic wars, europe is captured and is sent to an island. elba only napoleon would be able to negotiate, to be given an island rather than a prison for. his imprisonment, what did he at the island of elba? he reconstructs the island. he trains the locals infrastructure, builds ports, builds roads, takes over the island, essentially even has them build a port and build ships. and then after some, he hops on one of them and escapes. he returns to power. but after 100 days, he's defeated he meets his waterloo and he's sent back to prison exile. so 100 days, that's where we get the notion, the way of 100 days after president events, first hundred days, because in napoleon's 100 days on the left, i have picture of john dillinger arguing america's most notorious criminal dillinger, just a host of crimes across, the country he's imprisoned indiana. and he manages to escape by making a fake gun and overpowering the guards. now, if you're the most wanted person in

elba found a treacherous agreement, he threw it in the palace of louis 18 and sent it to alexander the first to split the ranks of the allies, but the russian emperor did not succumb to this trick, burned the agreement and pronounced it. now the famous phrase. on this earth. lives 30 million bipedal animals with the gift of speech, but without the rules of wickedness, he managed to maintain the unity of the coalition to defeat bonaparte and finally liberate europe on january 3 , 1870. in new york, construction began on the brooklyn bridge, at that time the largest suspension bridge in the world engineer joan roebling. proposed an innovative project. steel bridge 1825 m long on support towers 80 m high and on heavy-duty cables, roebling did not live to see the start of construction, his son replaced him to install the towers to a depth of 25 m lowered construction of caissons with compressed air due to pressure drops in diggers, decompression sickness began headaches convulsions and paralysis died from this and the youngest child, then the construction was headed by his wife emily she m

elba found a treacherous treaty, threw it in the palace of louis 18 and sent it to alexander the firstraces of the allies, but the russians the emperor did not succumb to this trick, burned the contract and pronounced it. now the famous phrase. on this earth. 30 million bipedal animals live, possessing the gift of speech, but having no rules of wickedness, he managed to maintain the unity of the coalition, to defeat the desk and finally liberate europe on january 3, 1870, the construction of the brooklyn bridge began in new york at the time of the largest suspension bridge in the world engineer john roebling proposed an innovative design for a steel bridge 1825 m long on support towers 80 m high, and on heavy duty cables. roebling did not live to see the start of construction. he was replaced by his son in order to install the towers to a depth of 25 m lowered the structures caissons with compressed air due to pressure drops, the diggers developed decompression sickness headaches cramps and paralysis died from this and the junior rebraring, then the construction was headed by his wife

and in elba so, hundreds of migrants are crossing the border every day.e new arrivals. with us now from el paso, he's been helping migrants at the border. he's the executive at the organization border network for human rights. thank you for being with us this morning. what's the situation on the ground in el paso right now? >> good morning. we still have what we call the humanitarian crisis. we had hundreds of migrants and refugees, children, women, in the streets of el paso. especially in downtown. as you know, el paso is in freezing conditions. we are very concerned about the situation. we're trying to do whatever we can to try to take them to heating centers, warming centers where they would have more support. we still have many many of them streets of downtown el paso. >> these are men, women, and little children. fernando, why is it, i asked the mayor this yesterday, why is it that so many folks are deciding to stay in the streets near the bus terminal, sometimes at the airport, et cetera, and not go into these shelters? what's the fear that is drivi

, the first cape up than to headline coachella -- kp op band to headline performers also include i elbathe music festival will be held over two weekends in april. the presale starts friday at 11:00. drew: the chase center is amazing. i did not know she was coming and she was great. so much fun. kumasi: did you get your reggie: we are missing the video. drew: the ferris wheel? reggie: some woman breaking out of a large plastic bag. it is being fed to kumasi: she was just trying to have a moment and now she is being discussed on the news. just trying to enjoy her time on coachella. drew: here we are with our big news camera. embarrassing everyone at the festival. we did not do it yet. bottlerock. reggie: i am going. tickets are on sale tomorrow. the single day tickets are on sale tomorrow at noon. i don't know why we are talking about this. drew: they already release the days with the artists? reggie: saturday. lizzo day. lil naz lizzo is the same day as carly rae jepsen. i need to look at it again. drew: can we just skip the weather? i want to know more about this lineup. i don't want to

he struck me as a bizarro world combination of napoleon and -- napoleon elba raging about the reg election but also sort of a anklet all greater there in his club. welcoming the guests to dinner in the middle of our interview. host: peter baker, anything to add to that? trepidation is going into that? peter: no. you want to make sure you use time well. you want to crafter questions in advance. susan: that didn't work. peter: the challenges he's different from any other president. you're susan: asking direct questions. it doesn't matter what the questions. peter: i've interviewed five president and he so different from anybody else i've ever interviewed in which you go in, even in the white house, iron member going in with maggie haberman and mike schmidt and we were trying to zero in on this particular scandal of the moment. we were not going to let him dive into some other topic. except when he dove into the other topic, he made complete and total news on the other topic. do i stick with this or go there? you don't know what to do with him. you don't know how to control the conversations,

he struck me as a combination of napoleon on elba raging about the rigged election but also a banquet hall, welcoming the guests to dinner in the middle of our interview. >> host: anything to add to that? >> he want to make sure you use the time well so you try to craft your questions in advance to get what you really need. the challenge of the interview is different. you are asking direct questions or trying to answer them. >> doesn't matter what our questions were. >> interviewed a couple others. is so different than anybody else, in which you go in, i remember going in with mike schmidt, trying to 0 in on this scandal of the moment and not going to let him dive into another topic. he made news on the other topic, wait a second, do i stick with this? you don't know what to do with him or how to control the conversation so you actually get a particular answer to a particular question. in some ways you let it go because you want to experience it not as a fact witness, in matters of specific detail. you are looking for mindset, understand what he said and to his credit he is the most t

he struck me as a sort of bizarro world, nation of like napoleon and elba raging about the rigged election but also sort of a banquet hall greeter, you know? there in his cloak. welcoming the guests did in her right in the middle of our interview trend peter baker, anything to add to that? were you trepidations going into this? >> guest: no. no. you want to make i sure you use the time will come right? you try to craft your questions in advance to make sure you're getting what you really need. the challenge -- the challenge of interviews different -- you're asking direct questions. >> guest: it didn't matter what our questions were tragic i have covered five presidents come interviewed a couple others and use different than anybody else i've ever interviewed, in which you go in, even in the white house going in with maggie haberman and mike schmidt trying to really zero in on this particular scandal of the moment. we were not going to let them die off into some of the topic except when you drove off into some of the topic he made public until his army of the topic of what a second, to stic

is it one maggie smith zippy idris elba or is it three at sea palin cummings , sam , it's alan cummingsbecause he doesn't he that? because he doesn't he feels that the toxic surrounding the british empire means he doesn't want to he doesn't want have it. so he's quite happy with his petrol car card is engine no the things in american lives in america what we discovered that a lot of use all the wonderful and what is it palestinian and all the things have been discovered by this country industrialisation that he's benefited from he should handle well. it's handle that back as well. it's scottish been given scottish actor has been given his the queen's birthday in his obe the queen's birthday in 2009, but has now handed back, citing monarchy's toxicity citing the monarchy's toxicity as the reason right question for historical st mark's church was tragically destroyed by fire this week. but how old was the church places on twin festivals as 12. some other 1750. i'm going to say 1544. this is to be classic that that sees the answer is . 176 years old 1847. answer is. 176 years old 1847. rig