forge except a prayer. and there is one recorded eyewitness account of george washington praying. again now it's someone i quoted earlier. at this time her name was elizabeth schuller. she becomes mrs. alexander hamilton. her father was general schuller. she had access. she said i heard george washington pray passionately for his country. even though the london chronicle, i think it was 1777, describing the enemy camps as it is well known that every day general washington has daily prayers in his tent for his men. even the enemy had to admit that in their newspapers. the last thing any enemy newspaper wants to do is build up the integrity of the enemy you are fighting. did washington pray at valley forge? this is the arnold friberg painting. i would leave to talk about that. how about an eyewitness account? the first lutheran missionary to america. he had a son sent to germany to become a preacher. he becomes an officer. he is at valley forge. this is written in the missionary mulenberg's personal diary. it

our own trade policy, so try to forge our own trade policy, soi try to forge our own trade policy, so debate. let's move onto daily telegraph, were either you affected by this. no but i was victim of the tsp debacle, it was on a christmas ca rd tsp debacle, it was on a christmas card list, so spent a month or weeks dealing with their complete incompetence in terms of paying staff, take my draft —— address, so something which i am familiar with and insistently today, they're saying it could be a charterfor scammers coming forward. sobhi the payments going in the air, you'll get e—mails from scammers saying oh if you have not been able to pay, go down this route, say once again it's a cashless society. it's frightening, because of how you get caught out. the telegraph is taking the chance a cash society in chaos, i think it might be a little bit of an understatement, mature normal service will be resumed, but britain interestingly as modes —— the most cashless society in the world i think it's only 4% in circulation now in the form of notes and coins. it isa now in the form of notes and

and so much of each of our characters‘ journeys is about, like, the precarious balance between forgingritten. and this act that happens towards the end of the book, i hope, is a moment of hope. my book is an attempt to kind of reconcile what i think is a version of a multicultural britishness that i always wanted to try and find peace with, growing up. and the title is an interesting one, given what you were talking about vis—a—vis the end of the book, and it sets people on the path, i think. nikesh shukla, author of the one who wrote destiny, thanks very much.

your own path and each of our characters journeys is the precarious balance between forging your ownand giving yourself to what was written. this act that happens towards the end of the book i hope is a moment of hope. in the book is an attempt to reconcile what i think is a version of a multicultural britishness that i was wanted to try and find peace with growing up. the title is an interesting one, given what you are talking about. it says people on the path, i think. nikesh shukla, the author of that the one who wrote destiny, thank you. a decent start to the weekend for the greater part of the british isles. the satellite imagery really does tell the tale aboutjust how cloudy it was across northern scotla nd cloudy it was across northern scotland and elsewhere the sunshine to sport on three. overnight, underneath the clear skies, temperatures predicted in the countryside dribbling away into single figures but not as cold as it has been. with that amount of clear skies, sundays go game to be a really decent day again. perhaps more in the way of cloud to east anglia and parts the

journeys is about, like, the precarious balance between forging your own path and giving yourself tot that happens towards the end of the book, i hope, is a moment of hope. my book is an attempt to kind of reconcile what i think is a version of a multicultural britishness that i always wanted to try and find peace with, growing up. and the title is an interesting one, given what you were talking about vis—a—vis the end of the book, and it sets people on the path, i think. nikesh shukla, author of the one who wrote destiny, thanks very much. good evening, a splendid sunday across much of the uk today. a lot more sunshine around even the northern half of the country. you can see here in aberdeen sure, blue skies overhead. you can see that on the stunning satellite imagery from nasa early on, this whiteness here is the high cloud across a south. but for most a blue sky day, lots more to come. high pressure firmly in charge across the uk, doesn't wa nt to in charge across the uk, doesn't want to shift much. and whilst that sits there, was a larger he tried to. 10 degrees across the aberd

draft statement that was agreed that was revealed to head off the weekend's summit she's hoping to forgeor your solution to the migration crisis by stave off a stiff opposition from several countries within the block. and u.s. president donald trump signs an executive order to issue a microphone. at the border that's been growing outrage in the u.s. over his administration's zero tolerance policy of separating migrant children from their parents. today. in the meantime of course there's always the web site. of the day. climate change. waist length the motion says. isn't it time for good. to go at africa people and projects that are changing the environment for the better it's up to us to make a difference he could be a. w.

coalition partners for an overhaul of the migration approach and merkel told reporters the deal she forged could be enough to avert the collapse of her government. it's awfully if the existing agreements between the twenty eight of us are implemented together with what we've agreed upon today i would say it is more than sufficient. to. do critics within merkel's own coalition agree the deadline was imposed by her hardline interior minister horace silver of the bavarian conservative c.s.u. party he's threatened to tighten border controls of bavaria the german state which bore the brunt of migrant entries during the peak of the crisis three years ago say over is set to announce this weekend whether merkel dawn and no off the clash between the two could spell the end of her governing coalition. well to assess all of this now i'm joined in studio by. tons merkel certainly appeared confident when she was speaking to reporters there about this deal that she's bringing home what exactly is on the table. well what the interior minister actually demanded is that germany close its borders on its own

and so much of each of our characters' journeys is about, like, the precarious balance between forginging yourself to what was written, and this act that happens towards the end of the book, i hope, is a moment of hope. my book is an attempt to kind of reconcile what i think is a version of a multicultural britishness that i a lwa ys multicultural britishness that i always wanted to try and find peace with, growing up. and the title is an interesting one, given what you we re an interesting one, given what you were talking about vis—a—vis the end of the book. and it sets people on the path, i think. of the book. and it sets people on the path, ithink. nikesh of the book. and it sets people on the path, i think. nikesh shukla, author of the one who wrote destiny, thanks very much. hello, here is your latest live update from bbc weather. how much it will be warming up for most of us in the next week, and today's top temperature, 21.3 in hampshire. next week will end up in the hottest place, very close to 30 celsius. not everyone's cup of tea, not everyone getting that hot, but widely in

forge your own path.is about the precarious balance between forging your own path and giving yourself to what was written. and this act that happens towards the end of the book, i hope, is a moment of hope. my book is an attempt to kind of reconcile what i think is a version of a multicultural britishness that i was one to try and find peace was growing up... and the title is an interesting one, given what we would talking about. it sets people on the path, i think. talking about. it sets people on the path, ithink. nikesh talking about. it sets people on the path, i think. nikesh shukla, talking about. it sets people on the path, ithink. nikesh shukla, author of the one who wrote destiny, thank you very much. thank you. good evening. it has certainly been a splendid sunday across much of the uk today. a lot more sunshine around, even across the northern half of the country. you can see here in aberdeenshire, blue skies overhead. there was a little bit of cloud across the hebrides and towards orkney and s

to forge your own path. and so much of each of our characters' journeys is about, like, the precarious balance between forging your own path and giving yourself to what was written. and this act that happens towards the end of the book, i hope, is a moment of hope. my book is an attempt to kind of reconcile what i think is a version of a multicultural britishness that i always wanted to try and find peace with, growing up. and the title is an interesting one, given what you were talking about vis—a—vis the end of the book, and it sets people on the path, i think. nikesh shukla, author of the one who wrote destiny, thanks very much. we can give you an update on the world cup game as england are playing panama. you will see there, coming up to the 83rd minute. panama have scored, the 37—year—old baloy, came on as a substitute and scored their first world cup goal into the england net. a lot of people saying it was really poor defending from england. from about 77 minutes it was noted that panama had started to

the washington post reporting the president greeting the north korean leader and vowing to forge a new partnership, reversing decades of u.s. policy towards the authoritarian regime. details available at shingtonpost.com.we are a few moments away from the two gentlemen the room.nter we will get details about what they are signing and we will hear from president trump later. he will hold a news conference that will take place at 4:00 in whh is 4:00 a.m. in the east. my coverage from singapore, here on c-span. -- live coverage from singapore, here on c-span. [indiscernible] >> humor that reference to two minutes, which is a two-minute warning meaning the president and north korean leader will be coming out in less than two minutes. we will have it for you here on c-span. this is from singapore, wrapping up a session that began at 9:00 a.m. this morning, followed by a working lunch in, and this afternoon's signing ceremony. [inaudible]

origin forged the stadium in you can't you remember is particularly interesting a portion of the spectatorsstand can be extended so that the grass field receives more sunlight and then. the arena in volgograd is also spectacular it was completed right on time ready for the fans. even the. leading up to the stadiums were renovated. a lot of with not all good. but open. it up near the denotes. anyone attempting to get around by car in russia's biggest cities has to have loads of patience traffic regularly sits at a standstill. even the best taxi drivers tends to give up with the extra lane blocked off for world cup officials it's bound to be even worse. the better option when it comes to getting from a to b. is to use public transport this is also being renovated with international metro signs and video surveillance systems. there's also free wife eye and u.s.b. charging stations it's the safe way to go in russia. as the first of. us distrust and get this sneak toward. a. bit of a. story chuck. mills learned as a thief in the mumbai stuff if you do not. know. if you need to gather some good l

chancellor angela merkel seeks the help of the president to model my call of france as she scrambles to forge a new european migration policy the two leaders are meeting their berlin with their ministers the chancellor is under intense pressure her own interior minister has told her to find a solution to the migration crisis fast or she will take action himself. also coming out of a new record for misery the united nations refugee agency says almost sixty nine million people were forcibly displaced last year fleeing the war violence and persecution. and a roundup of world cup news including england to getting their campaign off to a winning start we'll have highlights and previews of today's match. i'm sorry so much going to get to have you with us germany's chancellor angela merkel is meeting france's president tomorrow mccall in a push to find a solution to europe's migration crisis arrived in germany earlier today and headed to the talks in may's a back outside of berlin he and macko are meeting today to prepare for and you summit next week in which both hope to reach a compromise on the b

the hopes dreams and sorrows of people living here in the backwaters have been forged by the monsoon for millennia. and it's on its way. this is the southernmost observatory of the logical department the monsoon lies just offshore gathering strength in the indian ocean. when it arrives it will make landfall here. these are the frontline observers in india's most important bureaucracy. they're monitoring the monsoon in order to predict its behavior and forecast its arrival. in to. tell it is. this is that they that this is. this area. that is that track of a bit of that feel a bit when he's walking up and getting up and have a night of. the monsoon is like a gigantic sea breeze created by a difference in temperature between the land in the ocean. at the end of the dry season the land of the indian subcontinent is warmer than the sea. the ground temperature reaches thirty five to forty degrees celsius. the hot air above india and pakistan expands and rises. a vast depression is formed and sucks up the air above the indian ocean the wind coming from the southwest brings the monsoon it b

we must forge peace my. goal in. place. to. place . blame. the news live from berlin a new prime minister first spain outgrow a week of political turmoil just a short while ago socialist pedro sanchez took the oath of office in madrid this after he did his conservative predicts an awakening of a corruption scandal. was also coming up it was on that off and now it's back on again u.s. president donald trump says the meeting with north korea's leader will take place on june twelfth as originally planned that announcement comes after a high.

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your education and partnership that you have forged demonstrates that, among the people of goodwill, our strength of our differences and our similarities. [applause] so, my challenge to you pread the is to s message wherever the future takes you. whether the next phase of your life keeps you in maine, a to anotherdorse, or state or country, you can restore the sense of community making life enri ignobling for all of us. congratulations. good luck. godspeed. [applause] announcer: another commencement address. this one from the president and ceo of the pacific research institute. this is 10 minutes.

your education and partnership that you have helped to forge demonstrates that among people strength is the sum of our differences as well as our similarity. [applause] sen. collins: my challenge to you graduates is to spread that message were ever the future takes you. -- wherever the future takes you. whether the next phase of your a ae keeps you in maine, choice i endorse, or to another state or country, you can help to restore the sense of community that makes life enriching and in no blame for enobling for all of us. good luck and godspeed. thank you. [applause] >> now another commencement address. the president and ceo of the pacific research

claims to be one of its cultural attaches are bogus, and he could face prosecution for obtaining a forgedo the bbc's andrew marr. can i ask you first of all, do have you a central african republic passport? yes, i have. because the foreign minister has told the bbc that this is a forgery. he said it's a clumsy fake and that his signature is not his signature on the passport. i don't know what's internally happening within the politics of the republic of central africa, but i have received this passport from the ambassador. i've spoken to the president on many occasions. it was an official inauguration. i believed the documents they were giving me must be right. the foreign minister, whose signature is supposed to be on it, doesn't recognise his own signature. this could all be cleared up, because they want you to go back to the central african republic and be extradited there. would you go if you are asked to go? i'm very happy any time soon to visit bangui, the capital, and to speak to the people personally about how we can move forward and we can resolve this, this misunderstanding and

, boris becker, is told by the central african republic he could face prosecution for obtaining a forged diplomatic passport. he's denied any wrong doing. 70 years after the arrival in the uk of the first caribbean migrants on the empire windrush, a service of thanksgiving is held at westminster abbey. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news... we'll be speaking to a trade policy expert about the warnings from airbus and bmw over brexit. at nine thirty, clemenecy burton—hill will talk to a panel of authors about stories they think have shaped the world. and joining me later tonight to review tomorrow's papers will be benedicte paviote from france 2a and the head of politics at the daily mirror, jason beattie. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello i'm olly foster live in moscow, this is sportsday at the world cup... patience is a virtue in st petersburg an injury time late show from brazil knocks costa rica out. the super eagles have found their wings. . .they beat icealnd and grou

, boris becker, is told by the central african republic he could face prosecution for obtaining a forgedhearing, there's been widespread concern at the threat by the plane—maker, airbus to leave the uk, if no eu trade deal is struck after brexit. the company employs six thousand people at its broughton plant in flintshire, and four hundred at its base in newport, that's around half the firm's total uk workforce. some politicians in wales have called on theresa may's government to remain in the customs union. as matthew richards reports. as these flintshire school pupils take control of a light aircraft today, part of an airbus scheme to introduce children to aviation, control over the compa ny‘s future in wales is far from clear. the aerospace industry has been part of brought on for generations and many families have multiple members employed there. airbus has expressed concern about brexit‘s impact before, but this is its starkest warning yet. if it left the uk, the impact of this village would be devastated. i have lived in broughton all my life, i think it would be disastrous if they

your education and partnership that you have helped to forge demonstrates that among people strength is the sum of our differences as well as our similarity. [applause] sen. collins: my challenge to you graduates is to spread that message were ever the future takes you. -- wherever the future takes you. whether the next phase of your a ae keeps you in maine, choice i endorse, or to another state or country, you can help to restore the sense of community that makes life enriching and in no blame for enobling for all of us. good luck and godspeed. thank you. [applause] >> now another commencement address. the president and ceo of the pacific research institute. she spoke to the graduates of pepperdine university's school of public policy. this is about 10 minutes. sally: thank you so much for inviting me to be a part of this wonderful event. for this so much honorary dr. of humane letters degree. it is a compliment to all i have learned over the years from andors like milton friedman to all i have tried to teach. to the enlightened public

we must forge please play. the germans every move. move move move move move move move move move move. move move move move move move. move move move move move. this is the news live from but in a cold shoulder a new candidate at the united states finds itself increasingly isolated at the g. seven finance ministers meeting in whistler office looking punitive tariffs on its allies meanwhile china looms that all trade deals could be old if washington imposes more towers.

routes in saudi arabia the united arab emirates egypt and bahrain it added them elsewhere and it forged international partnerships in the united states and italy but qatar airways has seen a twenty percent drop in passengers. the cargo division has managed to fill the void not only has it not posted any losses it is managed to maintain its perch as one of the top three cargo companies in the world. former cargo perspective it's somewhat easy. to redeploy that capacity so what we have lost with the g.c.c. countries we've managed to redeploy the challenges are still not to be able to serve eighteen destinations that we used to service the c.e.o. of qatar airways says the airline can shoulder losses for the foreseeable future and there's no need to ask the government for a bailout but he admits it will be a very different scenario for the company if the blockade becomes a long term reality for qatar. just don't. and extensive. coverage continues later on tuesday has come all phantom of viet to tell you what's ahead. it's been quite a year here in qatar ever since the fifth of june twenty s

and so it allowed us to forge this relationship. we connect ona forge this relationship. half—sister ‘s lives here also with her children, and so my biologicalfamily is also with her children, and so my biological family is now also with her children, and so my biologicalfamily is now huge part of my life. melissa ohden speaking on the bbc earlier today. in a moment, a summary of the business news this hour, but first... the headlines on bbc news: controversial plans for a third runway at heathrow airport are approved by ministers — mps will vote within weeks. the grenfell tower inquiry continues to hear expert reports on why the fire started and spread so quickly. regional newspapers across the north of england join together to call for action over the disruption experienced by passengers on northern rail. hello, i'm ben bland — in the business news... business groups welcome the government's decision on a third runway at heathrow. the transport secretary says current capacity means the airport is falling behind its global competitors — and means the uk is missing out on

results she has a full agenda she's going to be meeting with european partners she's going to try and forge a compromise but she has also been very clear that she doesn't want to accept this ultimatum by the c.s.u. she doesn't want to go with hosty will close the borders essentially on the first of july put this in perspective to us you know how much of a crow big of a crisis has this been for the chancellor oh it has definitely been her biggest crisis she has been attacked before mainly from opposition policies from political rivals aussie who has not exactly been a big fan of her he's made that very clear from the very start but so far the two parties worked together in the in the migration crisis but he was never a fan of ackles open border policy and made that very clear and now of course on the weekend it looked as though he was going to be willing to risk the coalition and even that sisterhood between the two parties that goes back decades between the conservatives in the rest of germany and the conservatives in the south in the varia and we'll see whether this will hold until july wi

chancellor angela merkel seeks the help of president a man who was mccall from france as she scrambles to forge a new european migration policy the two leaders are meeting near berlin along with their ministers the chancellor needs a solution urgently her own interior minister has told her to find a solution fast or she will take action and stop. also coming up a new record for misery the united nations refugee agency says almost sixty nine million people were forcibly displaced last year more violence and persecution will go live to the u.n. in geneva. and we've got the world cup covered including england getting their campaign off to a winning start but it was no walk in the park against tunisia we'll have highlights and a preview of today's matches. i'm sorry so much going to thank you for joining us germany's chancellor angela merkel is meeting france's president tomorrow mccall in a push to solve europe's migration crisis mccall arrived in germany a short time ago and headed to the talks in may's a back outside berlin he and merkel up for a meeting today to prepare for an e.u. summit next

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to be seen but what we are seeing is china increasingly ready to step on to the world stage even forging alliances with old rivals such as india to chip away at the dominance by dominance let by u.s. and other western countries in the international world order and for now. still ahead of al jazeera refugees from all the world's biggest camps and given a chance to share their stories with the global audience. plus we take you to a stumbles biggest music festival and show you how it's promoting musical education . i. mean the weather sponsored by cateye always however we've still got some rather disturbed weather into the middle east not too much to speak of the truth but i mean of course northern parts of the region at that you can see a little bit of cloud spilling out to turkey i'm sure that's the black sea towards the caspian sea but spaces of cloud and right and also into that far eastern side of afghanistan is pushing over towards the high ground little chain of storms there pushing up into turkmenistan into the. dry skies come back in behind a few showers there from northern parts o

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bill there are also issues of how they would go about it but what they do say is that they try to forge away with this see what we can see eye to eye with the league is how they consider certain issues such as into such as industry farming and fishing topics like that which promote italy and italian produce. they want to see their exports all some kind of scheme to be able to try and guarantee those exports they said they can work with the league on that but as far as the rhetoric is concerned that is a possible cause of certainly of a lot of differences between the two parties let alone the others for example on social issues as well but this is something which they say they believe that both sides can try and cattails some of the more extreme elements in the party but this is only something which really can be seen as the days go on and the vote of confidence which is expected to happen in the coming week we'll see where really the important issues will stand and which ones that accept and which ones they'll drop maryam thank you very much sunny gago bring us all the latest from rome

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the president forging real progress toward denuclearization of the korean peninsula during his historicmit with kim jong-un. >> my meeting with chairman kim was honest, direct and productive. we got to to know other well in a very confined period of time, under very strong, strong circumstance. lou: we'll talk about the impact the singapore summit on north korea and south korea, japan, asia region, and the left wing, and the global elites efforts to deny this president credit for his foreign policy success. joining us. one of president'sreat supporters,ndardest working u.s. congrsm. ron desantos. another deadline has passed while corrupt leadership at department of justice stonewalls congress and ignores house intelligence committee chairman befordevin nunes' spygate documt demands. we take up the deep state's effort to cover-up the largest political scandal in american history. kim strasel of "wall street journal" will join us. and paul ryan, hell bent on awards amnesty to illegal immigrants, stopping president trump's border wall, selling out american workers and middle class families

the president and french president macron forging new cooperation on trade and tariffs. >> we've hada good relationship. very special. the united states has had a big trade deficit. something will happen i think will be positive. >> i think we had open communication and on trade there is a critical part and we'll find agreements and have a win-win approach. sometimes we don't agree but we share common values. >> reporter: earlier in the evening the president spent time with his canadian counterpart, prime minister justin trudeau known as mcdreamy around these parts. the two men jokes about the trade senses between the long-time allies but also suggest suggested they're making progress. >> justin has agreed to cut all trade barriers and tariffs between canada and the united states so i'm happy. >> nafta's in good shape. >> we're working on tariffs and making it fair for all countries and we made progress today. we'll see how it works out. it could be nafta could be a different form. a relationship is probably better than it's ever been. >> reporter: before leaving for the summit the p

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chancellor angela merkel seeks the help of president in mind one must call a friend as she scrambles to forge a new european migration policy the two leaders are meeting near berlin along with their ministers the chancellor needs a solution that urgently her own interior minister has told her to find a solution fast or he'll take action himself. also coming up a new record for misery in the united nations refugee agency says almost sixty nine million people were forcibly displaced last year playing war violence and persecution. and a round up of world cup news including england getting their campaign off to a winning start we'll have highlights and preview today's matches. you know. i'm serious oh my god a good to have you with us germany's chancellor angela merkel is meeting france's president tomorrow one more call in a push to solve europe's migration crisis they are meeting along with their respective cabinets in mesa barracks just outside the german capital berlin both moscow and merkel are preparing for an e.u. summit next week zero for both hope to reach a compromise over the blocs dee

summit coming up is over no longer believing in michael's leadership to forge some kind of coalition that we've learnt that asked her own c.d.u. party in parliament to give her two more weeks basically pleading for two more weeks so that highlights the position that she is in right now. views chief political editor thank you very much for that assessment let me now bring you up to date with some other stories making news around the world and the u.s. secretary of state my phone bill says economic sanctions on north korea will remain in place until the country has given up on its nuclear weapons pompei i was speaking off to a meeting with the south korean president to discuss the outcome of this week's summit between the u.s. and north korea. forces led by saudi arabia stepping up an offensive to take a key port city in yemen from whose he rebels reports say the saudi led troops are now some twenty kilometers from the city's international airport the port of call data is the main entry point for food for the whole country antarctica's ice sheet is melting three times as fast as it was

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participating in sports builds character, forges friendships, tears down barriers, and brings peoplerom all walks of like closer together. i've loved sports all of my life. i always loved the people of sports, but i have loved sports all of my life. sports also helps kids stay off the street and stay out of trouble. students who participate in sports have up to 40 percent higher test scores. that one i've never heard. that's pretty impressive. that's pretty impressive. are 15 percent more likely to attend college and have 8 percent higher annual earnings later on. yet, in recent years, youth participation in sports has been declining. in 2016, only 37 percent of young kids played team sports on a regular basis, down from 45 percent from 10 years ago. and the decline has been even worse among students from low-income families. we must reverse these trends, and we will. we're making it possible for you to do that. therefore, for the first time in history, i have directed this council to work with the white house and secretary azar to develop a national strategy to increase youth partic