that photograph shows frank james in the middle. and then his younger brother jesse. the middle photo shows jesse james in a typical confederate guerrilla outfit, that's a guerrilla shirt heavily embroidered by the women in the family. he posted that photo after the guerrillas briefly captured it. and also another young man who was a part of fetch taylor's group. his name was archie clemmon, though he was a teenager himself, frankly became jesse's mentor and close friend. jesse james in 1864 at the age of 16 joins the guerrillas, and what does he joy are thdo? does he join the jayhawkers? no, they go door to door and murder eight farmers who were not engaged in combat who were at homeworking and were called out on the front step or found in the field. in one case, they found a unionist farming in the field and went to the house to tell the widow they had killed him. so in short order, jesse james and this group, takes part in killing eight men he had grown up next to. so basically he was part of a death squad, what we now call a death squad. part of the political clean

frank james managed to escape. jesse james' legend has it was whipped as he was working in the fields at the age of about 15. and reuben samuel was arrested. shortly after wards zorelda samuels who was pregnant was also arrested but paroled. they get part of the network trying to control the guerilla warfare. the next year frank took part in the lawrence massacre and went off to texas and came back. and he came back with a group led by the man at far left, fletch taylor. that photograph shows frank james in the middle. and then his younger brother jesse. the middle photo shows jesse james in a typical confederate guerrilla outfit, that's a grirla shirt often heavily embroidered by the women in the family. you see the multiple revolvers he is carrying. he posed for the photo in platte city after the guerillas captured it. and also another young man who was a part of fetch taylor's group. his name was archie clemmon, though he was a teenager himself, frankly became jesse's mentor and close friend. jesse james in 1864

in 1869, jesse james and his brother frank go to rob the daily county savings association because they believe the cashier is a malitia leader. jesse james makes a point of shooting down the man across the county. and as they leave the scene he's boasting about the man that killed. we know it's jesse james because he had to steal a farmer's horse and back then people knew their horses and it was a fame horse locally. the farmer whose horse he stole actually had the nerve to sue the james brothers. so this makes jesse james famous, he'd been a teenager in the civil war and now his name becomes famous. he comes to the attention of a nurpds editor who had been a confederate missouri saflry commander, joe shelby, this is john neumann edwards. he comes back from exile in mexico with a plan to bring the confederates back in politics and take over the democratic party. if they can quince missourians they were a southern state, he creates the myth of the unionist coming from kansas and terrorizing missouri and turning it into missouri men that stood up for their rights, even though he's strong

trent franks says robert mueller cannot legally serve because of his relationship to james comey, congressmanwho worked under them, he and jim comey have a close friendship and have delivered on the records payments using praise of one another, congressman saying mueller hired three lawyers who donate to hillary clinton's campaign. than a republicans attempt to repeal obamacare not dead yet at least not if the president has anything to say, fuming at the senate since last week's failed vote on healthcare but lindsey graham believe they are getting close to repealing obamacare. >> john mccain said the process was broken. we voted on amendments we didn't know anything about. i really do believe likely and ted cruz, if we took a principled position on healthcare we should send money home closest to the patient and had hearings and votes in the normal course of business, we could get this done. rob: don't miss him live on "fox and friends" this morning. heather: another top priority is tax reform. mark short says the white house is prepared for a long battle to get the job done. >> that i think i

a few months ago james mattis admitted that the war was failing and afghanistan, quite frank comments i think people have realised that there must be any strategy, so this is trump taking advice from his generals. james mattis winning the battle, one might say. the next stories interesting, but in wondering if it could plug capability gaps, although we are understood to be reluctant to send more troops. sounds like we would the bare minimum, help with bases in the bare minimum, help with bases in the region, sent their cargo planes, with the unpopularity of trump in the uk i can't see anything involving britain pushing into an american led war to be a good look at the moment, even for a tory government. and there's talk of trump saying to afghanistan, stop harbouring jihadists. barack obama made those comments clear in 2009 when he did his last prime—time address in afghanistan so it is rehashing an old argument although quite an important one. indeed. now to the daily telegraph. larisa, would you get us off on this story. keep fit to get money off your weekly shopping! it's brilliant

. >>> this little leaguer looks like a baby frank thomas. 13 year old james blalock of georgia. kid's listed at 5-7. look at that ball. 375 feet, which would be at a lot of major league ballparks. check out the kid who was yanked from the game. the thrill of victory and the agony of de5. >>> the world champion cubs are back in town. chicago obviously hasn't been dominant since then and it goes without say, the giants haven't been either. >> no time elapsed. what was it, 9 months ago? right? it's incredible how we as humans -- time just e evaporates on us. so the 9 months evaporated. it was like we had just walked in yesterday. >> how the ghty have fallen. >>> 949er linebacker malcolm smith tore a muscle over the weekend. he's going to be out for the season. rookie foster is the next one up. the first run pick out of alabama was bumped up. foster told me that bowman has been invaluable as a mentor on and off the field. >> reporter: what kind of influence has he been so far for you? >> just don't look at it as a job, look at it as something you love to do. but it's him just being

what he says is a conflict of interest because of firedlose friendship with fbi director james comey." trent franks said he should step down to maintain the integrity of the investigation into a legend russian ties. presidentointed after trump abruptly fired mr. comey. the united rates says is as deeply concerned with the venezuelan government decision to arrest high profile opponents of president nicolas maduro. the state department says it is further evidence that maduro is an of dora terrien ruler who is not willing to respect fundamental human rights. one person was taken from their home in gum point and the mayor of caracas was also seized. that came hours after the u.s. imposed new sanctions on president maduro and his government. the european union says 23 cities are competing to host the medicine and banking agencies but must movein before the country leaves the european union in 2019. paris and frankfurt are among the city -- among the cities buying -- among the cities vying for the banking authority. countries will pick the winners by secret ballot in november. global news 24 hours a day

george shepherd of course had been a former member of the james gang but had had a falling out with frank and jesse and offered his services to the law. they said ok. he infiltrated the game with the intention of trying to kill or capture jesse james and after robbery whichrain took place here in jackson county at think someplace -- i don't even know exactly where glendale is -- maybe it is as far as independents now or something. after the glendale train robbery they were going south to texas for the winter, they got a some kind south and of confrontation occurred. i do not know exactly what it was but shepherd went riding back into galena with a bloody, mingled leg saying, i kill jesse james. i just killed jesse james. the newspapers went and investigated and cannot find any dead bodies. the next day they said, either george shepherd lied and jesse james is living or jesse james is dead. my own personal belief is that something actually did happen. i think maybe george thought he actually had killed him, he probably may be saw him fall out of his saddle or something but did not kill the

dÍa, se llama los mineros, listos muchachos, los equipos estÁn conformado por alexis y fido, y james y frank. >>> (risas). >>> 1, 2. >>> eso es cero. >>> dos. >>> a ver caballeros vengan cono mi conmigo. >>> uno, dos, tres, cuatro. seÑores... ganador. >>> seÑores yo me voy a buscar una enemistad aquÍ. >>> aquÍ los verdaderos ganadores son alexis y fido que no hicieron trampa. >>> alexis y fido, los demÁs estÁn eliminados, pero de por vida no juegan. >>> perdedores al frente. >>> seÑores. perdedor al frente. >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> perdiste. >>> descalificado. >>> vas a bailar en la patineta. >>> ay mi madre. >>> seÑores vamos a ir celebrando con los fans, ganadores alexis y fido. >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> eso. >>> (♪mÚca♪). >>> celebramos con mucha agrÍa a emma victoria que cumple su primer aÑade parte de sus papis y sus abuelos que lo adoran. >>> mÍralo quÉ lindo. >>> felicidades a juniors padrÓn un salud, miren hasta cuba. >>> y tambiÉn un beso y abrazo para bree que estÁ de cumpleaÑos. >>> y felicidades a mi marido que su cumpleaÑos mi amor te quiero mucho otto padrÓn. >>> felicidades. >>> gracias

george shepherd had been a former member of the james gang but he had had a falling out with frank and jesse and he offered his services to the law and they said ok. thenfiltrated the gang with intention of trying to kill or capture jesse james. after the glendale train robbery which took place in jackson -- i think glendale as part of independence now -- after the train robbery they were going south to texas to spend the winter. this was in november of 1879. got south of galena. some confrontation occurred. i don't know exactly what it was but george shepherd went riding back into galena with a bloody leg saying i have killed jesse james. investigated and couldn't find the bodies and said, either george shepherd lied or jesse james lies dead. most people believed that it was george shepherd lying living. my own believe is that something did happen and i think george thought he and killed him. he probably shot at him and maybe saw him fall out of the saddle but did not kill him. he was killed later on, three years later. that is george shepherd, a picture of him. group south of springf

. >> ruterford haze or frank run pierce or james buchanan.ination. >> i don't think it's in any president's bones. around 2010, 2011, you could look at barack obama on tv, eni was thinking, he wouldn't be upset if this were like the virginia governorship, and it was a one-term thing where he could go. it is frustrating as hell in there. >> the president's campaign is ramping up. they're trying to send a signal he is running. we saw the mike pence float story a couple weeks ago. "the times" speculated pence was running. how quickly pence had to walk away from that. that was a statement directed to a party of one, trump. they're sending signals trump is going to run. susan collins has been critical of him all along. >> i believe somebody is going to make a 1976-style run. >> what the interview raises, i think, is how many of the senators will endorse their colleague who is now taking this challenge to the president? how many will say ben sass, i'm with you? it sounds like maybe more than we think. >> and marco rubio, said some pretty rough thin

frank. it was much easier to get to you know and it became west germany is exactly. remarkable james john thank you both for being here thank you fascinating conversation and that's the way it is tonight and don't forget democracy is not a spectator sport get out there get active your. economics are. good. all the world's. you know the news companies merely players but what kind of part is r t america r t america how often are american personal. many ways landscape is just like the real news big news good actors bad actors and in the end you could never. so look harkin all the world's all the world's all the world's a stage we are definitely a player. on newsnight and one party needs a record. rainfall in the state of texas and louisiana while floods devastate the gulf coast overnight and up to five million children in iraq are missing or orphaned. reports exclusively in a war torn country and fifteen turkish security officials indicted by a grand jury for attacking peaceful protesters in washington d.c. this may i mean the one hand sitting in for edge here in washington d.c. you're

these policies get -- >> now we've seen with the mother of this person, james alex fields in our own families, people need to have frankversations inside their own families and start to recognize that the rot might be inside the house. thank you very much. >>> coming up, fox news's eric bolling goes after a friend of this show. ["love is all around" by joan jett & the blackhearts] ♪ who can turn the world on with her smile? ♪ ♪ who can take a nothing day, ♪ ♪ and suddenly make it all seem worthwhile? ♪ ♪ well it's you girl, and you should know it. ♪ ♪ with each glance and every little movement you show it. ♪ ♪ you're gonna make it after all. ♪ it takes a long time to get to the top... ♪ you're gonna make it after all. ♪ but with america's best ♪ you're gonna make it after all. ♪ bumper-to-bumper limited ♪ you're gonna make it after all. ♪ warranty, the all-new volkswagen tiguan will be there every step ♪ ow!♪ of the way. so find a venus smooth that contours to curves, the smoother the skin, the more comfortable you are in it. flexes for comfort, and has a disposable made for you. skin smoothing venus razors. whyou're n

because of my previous trouble with the cia i think i should not respond to that question james any thoughts just well frank offer is always been a big for the cia the n.s.a. they've always had a huge hub there poor until it is because there's great. electronic infrastructure there or is it because after world war two that's where they put a lot of the. where they built a lot of that intelligence infrastructure is there a sense actually germany couldn't say no yeah and i mean berlin had had a fair amount but it was frankfurt was much easier to get to you know and it became west germany exactly. remarkable james john thank you both for being here thank you fascinating conversation and that's the way it is tonight and don't forget democracy is not a spectator sport get out there get active tag you're it. you're watching an r t america got special report and. this. is one that's. basically everything that you think you know about civil society have broken down. there's always going to be somebody else one step ahead of the game. we should not be on the normalising. we don't need people that think like this on

james comey. he'll do these things and it makes him think as if we can expect a level of frankness. then it takes people off guard. that he will lie completely lie with kind of similar panache and seamlessness. as will his attorneys. that's not something we see. >> that attorney generals hedge in a sense. >> right. >> and reporters, you're trained to do that. so i think people gregt used to the fun house mirror way these went back. >> i think it puts the beginning of the causal chain that has brought us to all of this and mueller. it is flynn talking to kislyak on sanctions day and not telling the truth about it. the lits were being financed by flynn. it seems worth while to ask. donald trump will jettyson anybody. he put his sons here with these actions. i can't imagine there was a lawyer in the room, who, stay away. keep your hands off. and donald buys people. he controls them. the moment he's per off without, he'll dump you. >> the next question is, the shape of the defense is taking place. it was warned, don't leak this and then they leaked it. kushner's account, and i think the

frank considered this issue more fully in his submission, writing there at length about navy secretary james forstall's reception of the long telegram, but most of that is gone in the article. finally, are there times when emotion matters less than it does when analyzing george kennan? commentators have pointed, for instance, george w. bush reportedly saying of saddam hussein that, tried to kill my comment, a comment that presupposes anger and vengeance as motives for invasion of iraq in 2003. but bush was followed by the familiar usually no drama obama who seemed to go to some lengths to avoid emotional decisionmaking. over the years as my own interests have shifted in my interpretation of foreign relations history, i have asked myself when culture matters less than something else or when perhaps it doesn't matter at all. i wonder if we're ready to ask the same of emotions in the study of history. [ applause ] >> it is a great pleasure to -- and a great honor to be part of this panel of this roundtable because frank's work, frankly, has meant a lot to me over the years. i do not exactly rec

judiciary committee member congressman trent franks is now calling for robert mueller to resign as a special counsel because of his friendship with former fbi director jameseller isn't clear violation of federal code and must resign to maintain the integrity of the investigation into alleged russian ties. those who work under them have been tested he and jim comey possess a close friendship and they have delivered on the record statement if you sing praise one another. ari fleischer from judicial watch, tom fitton, i don't even think this is the most egregious side of this. i don't like that he hired hillary clinton's attorney who worked under the clinton foundation, will put up all the donors, political donations from mueller's team that went to democrats, as we put that up on the screen. you have been able to identify a very specific statutes and laws as you explain them, 45.2 disqualification statute, why don't we put them up on the screen and you can explain them in what they mean? >> it means that if you have a personal relationship with somebody substantially involved in the case, you shall not serve as special counsel. it goes on to explain what a

james fields is facing second-degree murder charges in her death. >>> this morning in philadelphia the debate is twirling over the future of a statue of frank rizzo.some consider him a symbol of racism. now there's a push to move his statue from center city. we are live with more on the debate. what are people saying and doing? >> reporter: yeah. it's not just what people are saying they are doing. it's what we saw people taking selfies earlier this morning. we also watched as someone egged it a few minutes before we saw you at the top of the 11:00 hour. a man ran off but was taken into custody by police. >> can you tell us why you egged the statue? >> that was police saying not right now. he was in handcuffs at the time. he did move his hands over and do a shushing motion my way. he never verbally answered why he did that. councilwoman tweeted her desire to have it moved telling us rizo's values and believes don't line up with the city we live in now. the major sayo -- mayor said it up in a public process. >> i'm not a big fan of the statue but it doesn't mean that i can't, you know, tear it down. i don't think that's a good thing. >> he says if

relationship with the former fbi director, james comey, the star witness of the case, could be a violation of not one, but two laws. earlier this week, congressman jim franks, called for mueller to resign. then there is the fact that because mueller was appointed to special counsel, before hand he interviewed with president trump for fbi director. he should not have taken that interview if he knew he was going to be considered as special counsel. from there, it only gets worse. mueller has now assembled what is shaping up to be a democratic hit squad that has donated thousands and thousands of dollars to democrats, including hillary clinton and barack obama. now, this is stunning. eight of the 16 members that mueller has hired, a massive team, have made political donations to democrats. does that sound fair, impartial? the other eight, they haven't donated at all. are we really to believe that mueller could not find nonpartisan people who have not openly supported democrats? let's name some names. we're going to show you exactly who these investigators are, how much they have donated. former watergate prosecutor, he has donated over $30,000 to democrats ov

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now is james glancy, a former royal marines officer, who did three tours in afghanistan, operating across 1a of the country's 3a provinces, and also joining me the bbc‘s security correspondent frank night. the rate of the afghan government doesn't extend far from coble and the provincial capitals. i think a lot of people thought it was probably going to go this way eventually. the main reason being that the local populace, very few have actually been to kabul. in the areas of southern afghanistan whether tanner barn are most active, people tend to... their world is around their village, their clan and their tribe. they see local police and law enforcement as a form of representing the government. in many cases those police are corrupt. they are kidnapping children, taking bribes, shaking people down at checkpoints. this is where we were in 1996 when the taliban came to power. which suggests that sending more troops in could be part of a solution? donald trump came to power suggesting he was going to withdraw american forces from afghanistan. the same way nixon did in vietnam. now his military advisers have said this would be a disaster, the taliban would gain control of afghanist