thomas gage decides that this is a threat. you cannot let those troops stay overlooking the city you have to drive them back. and the man who gage puts in tactical command, the guy who will command on the battlefield, is so william howe. he is tactical, he's the commander on the ground. now, if you're the british, and you see these americans are a p on this hill, what would you guys do? how would you attack them? what would you do? any ideas? student: [indiscernible] bunker hill is 40 feet higher. prof. gabriel: here or here. ok. innocence, you control the water, that is doable, and you can cut off their retreat route. student: that the british navy to encircle. prof. gabriel: shell the heck out of those guys. that would be a good strategy. that is not what britain decides to do. that is not what so william howe the size to do. instead, he lines up 2200 british soldiers shoulder to shoulder, and since the straight up the hill. it is kind of interesting -- british soldiers, and you can see this here, this is a relatively accura

not william howe, thomas gage's response. he says the americans are now spirited up by rage and enthusiasm. rage, anger. a rage and enthusiasm as great as ever people were possessed of. you must proceed in earnest or give the business up. let's look at that quote. the americans are now spirited up like a rage and and susie as him as ever people were possessed of. what does that mean? what is gage literally saying here? [indiscernible] prof. gabriel: yeah, he says i have never in my career seen anybody so angry. the americans are unbelievably angry. this next quote is very interesting. you must proceed in earnest or give the business up. what is happening? proceed in earnest or give the business up. student: [indiscernible] prof. gabriel: yeah, he is telling parliament, you need to send a whole army, this is full-blown war. this is not a little rebellion. if you're not going to commit the entire empire, don't even bother. this is wildly out of control. then you go back to that quote, the rage militaire has swept the continent.

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cannot give money to countries and gaged an ongoing war. go. with you when you go to your show will go to geneva too much money was already invested in ukraine to stop halfway had invested over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic she trains. mccarthy in a city you know well it will slowly when you do. mccarthy just you know. some of them obviously the funds had to keep coming in the conflict had to keep going. and more bloody and deadly was all you show me just. as parties from both sides were using more sophisticated and lethal weapons. as well. that's why you know in this field to. put your source though not all. of them bust. through a new deal. you know that's really kind of. the world seem too busy welcoming this new democracy in kiev. to notice what was being done as it spread its wings over the country. many in southern ukraine had been viewing the revolution with concern. and an anti mind on movement formed in the city of odessa in early january two thou

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well saying god we have the washington post to dig deep into this important story mr gage well damn pulitzers all around. is gives us a whole new meaning to the term nothing but maybe the russians treat their roots. order security our nation world consist the crisis the shutdown a billion dollars a year leader of the house democrats who just want to fix this thing let's let me let me just let me just say i had no choice right is the president is addressing. my. past. well those are the headlines for this hour we're back with the latest in a two minute fave that. thank. you. everyone's story is different i want to say half is different you don't know what's actually going to hit you. and i was pretty comfortable in my life before this happened. certainly dobbs ferry. had me into this. you know i was a middle child and contrary he was the day. this is some day he was doing to just you know make sure he can money in his pocket. it was so i we had to look out for we can let nothing happen to to the baby. i just hope that people can understand that he was a person who didn't deserve to die who did

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gavin said they have a moral and legal only gage and i will do everything to ensure these survivors are treated fairly. also today one of the biggest utility shareholders called on pg&e to abandon plans to file for bankruptcy. >> what they believe is that a bankruptcy is in the best interest of all steakeholders, but what's important sit's bad for all. this includes everyone in california. >> it's not possible to stop them from going bankrupt because that's their choice. >> reporter: jerry hill tells me the best possible option may be to try and protect wild fire victims as they go through chapter 11. bankruptcy may be the only option as they face losses with not much support in >> i don't see a lot of support at this point for bailing them out for the fires of 2018. too much has transpired, too much has been exposed? >> in an email they say bankruptcy is the only option. now, late today a former puc commissioner told me the first thing pg&e should do is sell its headquarters in san francisco. i'll have that coming up at 6:00. >> thank you, dan. >>> the possible pg and e bankruptcy has

important and they were essentially nonexistent hugo chavez brought them on to the political stage knowing gaged import tax in a way that they never have before and the venezuelan oil darkie can't stand and can't live with that it's never reconciled itself to that process in venezuela jelly a mention that the armed forces and this is really kazan it to to what could happen next that they've got. to do is got the sort of support of the armed forces at the moment what are the chances that they will switch sides as it were. well that's a question for the armed forces we don't know what the converse conversations are taking place some will be what it about their own positions on survival given what this is leading to unless something is done to forestall it we're talking about civil conflict it could be another syria it could be latin america's syrian national exaggeration sort of military would be would be determined on that the level of ideology the level of support for the government the level of a clearance to the constitution and how that how the response to the people's will the people will de

language which is history if you were a wind back just twenty years ago you had newt gingrich sitting gaged in a series of five separate shot all in sequence in order so that's what we're what really concerns me the shutdown becomes a threat to our credit. donald trump has firmly rejected a damning new report by buzz feed news which claims instructed his former lawyer michael cohen to lie to congress about a planned a business deal in russia cohen is among those being investigated in a russia collusion probe investigation itself is being led by special counsel robert mueller who the president thanked for his office in a statement disclaiming the buzz feed article. i think that. the. great you are god it was a great journalist and i appreciate that you found coming out. i think was very appropriate so i very much agree. all right the report detailing cohen's alleged confession to special counsel election meddling investigators has caused a sensation in the media it was branded a bombshell article and immediately led to talk of impeachment. president trump is facing new scrutiny today over a

well saying god we have the washington post to dig deep into this important story mr gage well ma'am pulitzers all around. is gives us a whole new meaning to the germ up and get me to the russian street where it's. border security our nation.

have kicked the can down the road for twenty years every single time the chairman comes and thing gage was down as the greenspan put then that bernanke the put then they yell and put and now we've got apparently the jay powell put am i wrong. no i don't think you're wrong but. you know. you do what you don't want is a collapse of the financial system begins there that creates all kinds of kinds of crazy reaction by the central banks and so on as we don't have a collapse in the financial system. the fed can be. you know somewhat hesitant in dealing with these problems once again once once things started to collapse like they did during the financial crisis when really the global financial system was on the verge of just going down you know then. once you have that kind of problem you know things just go haywire i do think there's liquidity out there but it's just a lower price you know liquidity always comes out of the woodwork and once prices drop far enough and that's the problem you know people said is no liquid it well there is always liquidity if the prices drop enough and so that'

going to be cochairman us in other words are these both of these countries going to blow up by in gage in this cold war financial called wars are going to be a winner is not a winner the world will change so the whole game will change it's not like most. windows games have called rules a war isn't a war absolutely it's a war ok so in mors there's usually winners and losers and so who's going how's it what's the endgame here. it will be each country splitting and going its own way that chinese. built and road group the eurasian group what they what they already called our twenty. or twenty countries will go their way and the americans and their satellites canada and europe and latin america will go its way so you'll have a fracturing of the world and instead of a war they're saying ok let's just have a boundary and countries america is forcing other countries to truths for instance america says look we wanted to rands oil since one thousand fifty three that's why we overthrew most today any country creating with iran you know we're going to block because we still want to grab its oil an

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it's the real life impact story that could influence republican lawmakers what we will be gaging this week. >> congressional democrats have been saying they have been willing to offer in the past much more money than the $5 billion for border security but it hasn't gone anywhere. >> the challenge for marc not here today speaking for the president, what he is articulating is a comprehensive real problem for border security there would be a broader discussion, and it's different how the president and more hard line advisors lay it out. saying there's gangsters and terrorists and others who will commit violent crime against you and some examples of that. that's what he uses as a basis to put up a big wall and keep all the mexicans and central americans out. they pursued a family separation policy which was a disaster, as the president might say, he had to backtrack on. the opportunity here is for the president to come out and actually take the american people to school on this in primetime and say when i call it a disaster, this is what i mean. there is a spike in illegal crossings, ther

country, this company says it was subpoenaed as a witness in this investigation, whenever the incest gageso appears that today this secret foreign company lost yet another round in the lower courts. the d.c. appeals court today again ruled against this company, something having to do with them having to compile with that subpoena. that came alongside the ruling from the release of their appeal to the supreme court. again, though, i can only tell you so much about what that d.c. circuit court ruling was about because it's sealed. we'll watch the supreme court to see what they do with this application from this mystery corporation from this unknown foreign country but appear to be losing at pretty much every level of the court system thus far and having to pay a pretty high price for it with each passing day, whether or not the supreme court changes those events, we'll find out when we find out. i told you there was another development at the court today for which we need expert help and that one is next. stay right with us. is next stay right with us with advil, you'll ask... what sore musc

meantime, justin gage, chris pratt and catherine schwarzenegger are officially living together. >> checkt out, it's moving day, boom! >> a source tells us the couple quote knew it was the next step for their relationship and are settling into a new home in west los angeles. >> i'm dying to move! >> the fiances, rumored to be married before summer, coparenting 6-year-old son jack. >> i so subscribe to the idea of like expanding like family and love and with jack. >> on her podcast, anna made clear she's moved on and joked about officiating her ex's i dos. >> chris texted me, he's like, you know, i proposed to catherine. i was like, oh, that's amazing. i texted him back, i remind you i'm an ordained minister. >> how cute is this? jack gave out a double dose of hugs after dinner with his big blended family thursday. that's maria shriver and brother christopher schwarzenegger. source tells "e.t." chris had a sweet romantic speech prepared when he proposed explaining just how important she was to him. chris posted this photo afterwards writing, so happy you said yes. catherine wrote back, wou

and then you get a true gage of what happened to you and where it fits on the spectrum of excessive forcehink that is fair advice. and fair advice for all of us -- for people critical of the mueller probe. if it looks unfair that prosecutors have so much power or you have this concern that people are being treated before trial, let's figure it out. something else -- i would love to have you back to talk about the second largest jail in america is rikers, for people accused of crimes, not convicted. so if this shines a light on it -- through the trump psyche. >> it is spee-lunging. going into a deep cave. >> gelani cobb a perfect voice for this, an expert. thank you. >> up ahead, robert mueller warning about meddle from russia. but in 30 seconds, what howard schultz actually stands for. t id schultz actually stands for. nt e the experts at rootmetrics say is number one in the nation? sure, they probably know what they're talking about. or the one that j.d. power says is highest in network quality by people who use it every day? this is a tough one. well, not really, because verizon won bot

in the middle east i think president second to prepare is coming in to say look we would remaining gage don't worry about us disengaging and we are still interested that our allies come together all of them i think he will probably hope that still bring back this notion of arab nato or middle east into meaning arabs with israel to confront iran utilizing the allies as assets for american foreign policy unfortunately a lot of that's going to be done among dictators like sisi and others in the region but controlling the narrative is important for pompei or as much as damage control is important for both and all right thank you well the story is regularly updated by our online team and you can find it at al-jazeera dot com. you can also get in touch with us we'd like to hear from you on these stories you can send your comments to any one of our online platforms were on twitter use the hash tag a.j. news grid our handle is a.j. english we're also on facebook at facebook dot com slash al-jazeera or you can send us a message on whatsapp or telegram plus nine seven four five zero triple one on

to what extent does this possibly put pressure on the opposition to one go idea of possibly in gage with president nicolas maduro in talks at an option he has previously rejected wedo today said but he said that too hard for them and he doesn't care if you will go to jail or not. doesn't believe what the mother would or we move on with with the aggressive remeasured who are is pm and who remember is now is recognised by several of those and of counties as a bridge the ministry lot so if mother decides to put him in today it means what he would say the prisoner ministre it is a day where this resists any research for its racial. income and for the national life itself but as things stand at the moment that israel is military continues to support the government of nicolas maduro and given the country's history there are many that who will be sensitive and very and wary of the what they perceive as intervention from quite as far back as. indeed many believe in recount in the have some nationalistic instincts but. don't forget about eighty percent this will require us one is our guest but as

act which turned the massachusetts civil government into a military government, appointing thomas gage as governor. that leads the colonists to take more formal action and they form the first continental congress, second continental congress, and finally independence. this is the well-known story of the american revolution. it's an inspirational story of liberty, of freedom. it's the story of people overthrowing a monarchy and placing the power in their hands. it's about democracy. it's also, i think, an eastern story, one based in the seaports. so what i want to do tonight is ask you to forget about everything that i just said. instead, i want us to shift our gaze west to the frontier of the british empire, to understand the coming of the american revolution there, in what i call in my book the frontier revolution. i want to propose to you tonight that 1765 is just as important for the origins of the american revolution and independence there as it is in the east. though for very different reasons that i'll talk about. and my book, "frontier rebels," tells this story through three ine

that is the signal from a bloomberg gage.es in california the last two years have brought one of the nation's biggest utilities to its knees. pg&e filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy, lifting more than $50 billion in estimated liabilities. investigators are trying to see if pg&e's equipment caused the deadliest fire in california's history. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. tom: thanks so much. lots going on. a fed meeting coming up tomorrow. the markets, a little bit of a risk off. today.f stuff going on curses steepening with the euro curve steepening with the euro out. gold gets my attention out to a new high. with all the turmoil of brexit, where is sterling? bitcoin simply grinds away, searching for new recent flows. what do you have? francine: i am looking at a mixed picture across global stocks. i'm looking at european shares up. are actually think what a lot of market participants are trying to fi

this after that sharp sell-off on wall street yesterday major maushth gages closing near lows of the three major market gauges losing more than 3%, on all major market indicators look at only the dow and s&p 500 are not in full-on bear market. of course, apple weighing on market yesterday, the company losing 75 billion dollars in market value and, again, that is a worry not just about that company's specifically but about growth in china and how all of that will impact u.s. companies, and u.s. stock market and economy. here two key numbers to watch for the s&p and dow, where they would enter bear market, 2146 and change for blue chips on s&p 5002344.60. keep an eye on those numbers global market action we have gains across the board, in europe, north 1% gains in england, france, germany in asia overnight similar except for 2% loss on nikkei has been closed for several days for the holiday. will a push to end government shutdown congressional leaders invited back to white house to see if both can reach a funding deal newly gaveled in house speaker nancy pelosi second term, and preside