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coast of england it's home to the smallest football league in the world you don't need to scenes the garrison going to and the wall part wondrous play each of the twenty thousand times a season some of coast the shot to pay them a visit. it's very sad for the city all this time come up to us the strongest since been able to speak. well and it's. great. fun to see the people she spoke on the second leg of the cyclicals come. on the first game to a game straight last week. said something. called why it's all about so good to see you warm welcome straight off the flight. we could strike. the southern most point of the game doing this silly oils wide because it costs the world's smallest really the wolfpack wondrous against the garrison goodness we're going to see them tomorrow but we've got a little bit of done so and so we're going to go a little trick. in the middle of the lens and koshi just over my shoulder is a capsule going all the way back to the songs of all of a crowd well that's the seventeenth century. concert on the football tomorrow. she lights out. plus we're all so silly it's guns

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coast of england it's home to the smallest football league in the world you don't need to teens the garrison going to and the wall part wondrous play each of the twenty two times a season some of coast to show up to pay them a visit. it's very sad for the city all this time come up to us the strongest since one can tell us all qualify. for a. long time see the people who spoke on the second leg of the cyclicals can. be the first game to make a statement last week. saying something. called why it's all about so good to see you well welcome strike off the flight. with strike. the southern most point if england this silly oils why because it hosts the world's smallest really the wolfpack wondrous against the garrison goodness we're going to see them tomorrow but we've got a little bit of time sewing so we're going to go on a little trip. so we're in the middle of the lawn to go she just over my shoulder is a castle going all the way back to the songs of all of the crowd while the seventeenth century. sons who go for gold some are curious. she likes her. plus we're all so silly it's gunships now

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the woolpack wondrous against the garrison going to we're going to see them tomorrow but we've got a little bit of time so i'm so going to go. somewhere in the middle of the film to go she just of my shoulder is the castle going oh my back to the songs of all the crowd while the seventeenth century. fancy done with some our. city lights a. place we call silly it's gone ships now tell. so i don't know about strings being going full. in in the current names set in sydney yes yes but they. are in the league itself it was nineteen tends to prescott those they used that will be on its back that. i mean and i think you'll find insights faded i mean sort of fifty's. and enough to understand a different name to just been teaching them the side of the the i would just be guaranteed going to say the entrance of the century would have to suffer from a full plate problem whether the boy gets all right so she's missed these extra rafts and so what happens the beginning of the season long tis of differencies up it's like well there's a pool of players and yeah i mean up until up until this season

in the french indochina war, which ultimately that garrison would be overrun and lead to the geneva accord. there is a concern there are parallels between the marine garrison at caison being overrun and this would lead a swift turnaround of the strategic calculations being made in late 1967. and there are also assumptions being made in terms of not only what the enemy is capable of, but what the enemy consists of. in 1967s large debate that leads into 1968, and into 1969 about what the enemy actually consists of. the debate known as the order of the ciaccurs between and elements of the white house, and the department of defense get all involved in this larger debate of simply counting your enemy. how do you develop a strategic plan? how to view make solid -- do you make solid assumptions about your strategic you cannot even come to a consensus about how many enemies you are confronting? clearly a difficult proposition as you are trying to craft not only a sensible strategy, but one that is also achievable. and these debates will continue throughout 1967, and i would argue, into the

and trenton has a garrison of 900 huerbin soldiers who are taken by surprise. you were read that they were carousing after christmas day and they were all drunk. that's not true. that's an american legend. the hesham soldiers were very good. they were very professional. they had a warning that washington might be trying something. and what had happened was that an american militia company on its own did a little action. there was a little skirmish in the early part of the evening. and the hesham commander colonel raul thought this is what i was worried about. fine, it's happened. i can go to bed my soldiers can get a normal night's sleep. >> did he not go drinking? >> no, he did not go drinking. they were sleeping. they were all sleeping. there were guards but it was light because they figured the threat has past. we were warned about some it's already happened, it's all over, fine. but they were mistaken because the real operation was washington was going to bring his whole army across the delaware and try to surprise them before dawn. it took longer than that

. >> reporter: fortunate nally rick garrison and everyone else in line at the time would luck out. they were able to get tickets since they were lined up when the sold out announcement was made. patco says no tickets will be sold tomorrow. >> it's a once in a lifetime experience. we've been waiting so long so long for this. i wouldn't miss it for the wor world. i wop care if it was freezing right now. >> reporter: with the massive crowds taking patco and potential over know parking voorhees police posted signs restricting any parking in the neighborhoods around lindenwold station. neighbors combined of double parking and blocked driveways during the phillies parade ten years ago. similar restrictions went up around woodcrest station in cherry hill. >> i was there in 2008 for the phillies and park miles away and said this is the best option considering there's, 2 million, 3 million people planning on going there. >> those able to get transit tickets have one more thing to be thankful for. e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> in addition to a super bowl victory. >> oh, my god elated. once in a li

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china sea and says that the philippine government should eventually think china for the military garrison said installation it's built there in the event that it finally leaves philippine waters but critics say the government's approach when it comes to the south china sea is dangerous not only because it threatens the country's sovereignty it also threatens the sovereignty of its allies in the asia pacific. more women than ever are hoping to get elected into government in sri lanka voters are choosing representatives in more than three hundred local elections. reports. the latest political race with a bang rosie sennight form of this is world diplomat and parliamentarian is aiming to become to be out of colombo she's the first woman to even try i strongly believe that you cannot have democracy if you do not interest the needs of the major. population. she's one of more than seventy thousand women. and elections a record number of women. positions in three hundred forty institutions a recent change has made it mandatory to have twenty five percent of women in local government more than tw

china sea and says that the philippine government should eventually think china for the military garrison said installation it's built there in the event that it finally leaves philippine waters but critics say the government's approach when it comes to the south china sea is dangerous not only because it threatens the country's sovereignty it also threatens the sovereignty of its allies in the asia pacific. mexican marines have a rest of the drug lido with a five million dollars bounty on his head. as a leader of the last cartel which is accused of trafficking cocaine and methamphetamine into the united states mexico's government has deployed thousands of federal police officers to combat a huge surge in drug related violence more than twenty five thousand people were murdered last year. there was money on a polo is in cancun mexico with the details. police and military forces are holding a routine checkpoint in cancun in response to a homicide rate that has risen three hundred percent in the last fourteen months this driver was detained after officers found a half dozen mobile phones an

china sea and says that the philippine government should eventually think china for the minute she garrisons that installation it's built there in the event that it finally leaves philippine waters but critics say the government's approach when it comes to the south china sea is dangerous not only because it threatens the country's sovereignty it also threatens the sovereignty of its allies in the asia pacific indonesia's navy has seized more than a ton of crystal meth also arrested for suspected drug smugglers substances or paraded after being found on a boat in indonesian waters or singapore on wednesday they had been hidden under sacks of rice for taiwanese men have been arrested for reports the drugs were bound for australia brazil and colombia are tightening border patrols as concern meltzer with the growing number of people escaping the crisis in venezuela hundreds of thousands of already fled the country because of food shortages rampant inflation and political uncertainty and reports. officially more than half a million venezuelans crossed into colombia in the last six months of last

china sea and says that the philippine government should eventually think china for the minute she garrisons an installation it's built there in the event that it finally leaves philippine waters but critics say the government's approach when it comes to the south china sea is dangerous not only because it threatens the country's sovereignty it also threatens the sovereignty of its allies in the asia pacific the european union's chief brings it negotiator is warning that a transitional deal for britain to withdraw from the block is a risk which obama says substantial disagreements are jeopardizing the u.k.'s plans for a two year transition period after leaving the e.u. in twenty nine team he's rejected criticism from britain's brags that secretary david davis said it to be discourteous to sanction the u.k. if it breached e.u. rules during the transition. former fog rebels in colombia have suspended their campaign to be elected because of threats by angry mobs now called the common alternative revolutionary force political party leaders urged the government to ensure their safety fighters han

they‘ve been at the city‘s castle, and heard the 1pm gunfire at the garrison.nick? hi, jane. well, yes, we‘ve seen them in south london and nottingham in england, in cardiff, and now in edinburgh. all part of meghan markle‘s introduction to the uk, three months ahead of the wedding. they have left here to go to a social cafe which helps homeless people, then they will be going to a reception for young people at the palace of holyrood house. but the visit began here at edinburgh‘s most famous landmark. edinburgh castle, and they welcome to scotland on a date when the temperatures were not far from zero, and felt rather less. a day, then, for a good, warm coat. and there was meghan markle, wrapped up in something with a touch of tartan about it. as for harry, well, he‘s used to the bracing temperatures. just think of all the time the rules spent at balmoral. it is chilly, said meghan, as she greeted the crowds. i got to meet meghan today, and she is absolutely beautiful, i‘m so and she is absolutely beautiful, i‘m so excited. they the future of the rural family,

yes that is he was the one that the audio mini tata says was buried in a former garrison this all becomes so real when you have to identify the remains and it is worst of all for the relatives of someone who disappeared this is something we first had to learn to cope with and even though identifying a relative who was abducted is a terrible experience i believe that everyone should have the right to find their loved ones no matter how agonizing it is. they arrested him together with his girlfriend and they never came back no neither of them. we could still look at so many photographs here. and that's my uncle yes. when i get the most in this is the door to the bunker i think it's five meters wide and. it's thirty meters deep and five meters long it's simple middleboro. they don't do. it because it was a month if i remember correctly it says in the log book that jose xenon was murdered in zone eleven homes. that's right. i haven't had a chance to look in the file again but i think he was found here this gives us hope that someone else from the log book could also be identified. but conside

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ladies and gentlemen please welcome catherine garrison. [applause] >> good afternoon and thank you so much for being here. i can't tell you what a pleasure it is for me and how exciting it is for me to be back in washington where i have spent so much of my research to be back in this building where i have spent weeks working on this project. it's wonderful to be here and thank you for coming. so i thought what i would do today is to present the first a very brief overview of the book and then what i won't do is zero and on two of the stories that i didn't really ring out in the book and why i think the stories matter for today. thomas jefferson has three daughters martha more than mariah by his wife martha wells jefferson and harriet by sally hemings. in "jefferson's daughters" i recount the journeys of these three very different women and how their struggle to define themselves reflect both the possibility and the limitations of the american revolution. as the women shared the same author at commonalities and fair fair. more than mariah r

and also i would add oswald garrison billiard. william english wally. many of these persons were persons of goodwill who simply concluded that there had to be something done about the conditions impacting african-americans. and so they decided to move forward and they formed at that time the organization known as the national negro committee. which has of course evolved into the naacp. that we know today. let me pause for a moment with the history and remind persons that in houston, texas, we are very fortunate. the houston branch of the naacp has a president who is a former dean of the law school, thurgood marshall school of law in houston, texas. former president of texas southern university, james douglas. very fortunate to have a lawyer of his standing as the president of the naacp. currently at the law school, there is a person who is working, who happens to be the state president of the naacp. we have a national board member in houston, texas, gary bledsoe, state president is working at the law school as the interim dean. the state -- the national

. >> reporter: fortunately rick garrison and everyone nel line at the time would luck out.till able to get tickets since they were lined up when the sold out announcement was made. and good thing, too, since patco says, no tickets will be sold tomorrow. >> it's once in lifetime experience. we've been waiting so long for this. i wouldn't miseat for the world. i wouldn't care if it was freezing right now. >> reporter: with the massive crowds taking patco and potential overflow parking voorhees police post signs restricting parking around the neighborhoods after neighbors complained of double parking during the phillies parade ten years ago. similar restrictions went up around woodcrest station in cherry hill. >> i was there in '08 for the phillies and parked miles away and walked up and this is probably the best option. considering there's 2 million, 3 million people planning on going there. report roar those able to get transit tickets have one more thing to be thankful for. e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> reporter: in addition to a super bowl victory. >> oh, my god. elated. once in

and in the end, the abolitionist william lloyd garrison calls story the slave catcher in chief for the united states. and i think that is a fair analysis in terms of his jurisprudence. i knew about story when i gave my lectures at harvard, i knew about taney. marshall was different, because i read the biographies of marshall. all the biographies -- i literally mean all of them -- say the same thing. he owns very few slaves. they all say he owned a dozen house servants in richmond. that's a kind of a euphemism -- they did not want to say he owned slaves, so he owned house service. the biographers say he was not involved in slavery in any economic way, and they say he heard very few cases involving slavery. and that was the lecture i gave at harvard if you years ago on this subject. then of course, i was told, you have to write your lectures up into a book. i easily wrote the last two chapters on story and taney and i struggled on the marshall chapter because i did not have anything new to say. i could not figure out why you have a third of a book when all you are doing is repeating what

that these indications of the ted offensive war just the reduce to draw american forces away from a garrison being attacked by north vietnamese troops. you can pears -- parse the details but thank you larger story is we didn't understand the sew cincinnati which we were fighting, didn't understand at a cultural level, and lansdale was trying to help people to understand that. he did things -- he was actually in some ways kind of -- became more of an anthropologist than a general because he would do things like compile vietnamese folk songs and write studies of vietnamese folk songs and then studies of south vietnamese political parties and trying to map the political dynamics of south vietnam. that interested him because he said that's what we need to understand, understands the society we're operating in, but for people like west moreland, all of that was irrelevant because all that mattered was putting warheads on foreheads, basically. >> one of the big three strategic lessons that we should learn from our experiences in iraq in particular is that you should understand the country before y

they‘ve been at the city‘s castle, and heard the one o‘clock gun fire at the garrison. castle chatting to the people that came out to see them today. maybe 200—300, perhaps more, out with union flags, banners and bunches of flowers, even balla ntyes day cards, chatting to them about wedding. meghan markle told somebody that hen do plans were underway, apparently, and she was looking forward to it. a lot of toing and froing, chatting about the wedding and getting a chance to meet people and getting a chance to meet people and chat to people here at edinburgh castle. once they were done here at the castle, they moved to a different kind of engagement, much smaller and much more intimate, to a place called the social bite. it is a cafe and social enterprise project. it is aimed at eradicating homelessness. that is its big ambition. what the couple did was meet the founder of the project, they heard how they combined running a business and doing charity work. they went into the kitchens and met staff there, many of whom had experienced homelessness themselves. again, it was

41, roosevelt and his advisers had come to believe that axis domination of europe might lead to a garrison state at home, inside the united states. ii, roosevelt's successors harbored similar fears about communist and soviet domination of europe and asia. truman believed this. his advisers believe that. so did eisenhower and his advisers. and power, i argue, shaped in u.s. foreign-policy after world war ii. think,r, as most people of soviet premeditated military thatssion, but fear postwar economic conditions, financial disarray, social paralysisnd political would lead to communist victories in places like france, and allowly, greece soviet leaders to gain a preponderance of power in europe and asia. germany and japan had achieved in the 1930's. such preponderance, truman and his advisers believed, would trigger a sequence of reactions inside the united states that could endanger personal liberty and free enterprise at home. american officials knew they had the power. if they could mobilize domestic support to deal with these postwar economic lyrical conditions and thwart soviet and commun

second, we must move the cyber capabilities out of their garrisons and adopt a strategy that matcheshe operation allen -- operational environment of cyberspace. we must meet the challenge of an interconnected domain with a strategy that continuously seeks tactical, operational and strategic initiative. third, we must make the fundamental alterations to capability development, operational tempo and decision making processes and most importantly, as bob referred to, overall authorities that will enable our forces to be successful. we cannot succeed using authorities that assume territoriality and segmentation in an environment of interconnectedness constant contact and initiative systems. we cannot secure an environment of constant action through inaction. strategic effect in cyberspace comes from the use of capabilities than having the -- and having the initiative over one's adversaries. it is time for us to seize that initiative. i look forward in explaining in more detail how we can pursue security during our q and a. rounds: thank you, dr. hartnet. dr. sulmeyer. chairman,thank you

served as partner and cochair of the antitrust group at the law firm of paul, weiss, ripken and garrison. he's in antitrust and consumer protection attorney who was recently served as vice president for regulatory international affairs at delta airlines. among other credentials she too has worked at the commission serving as chief of staff, the ftc chairman during the george w. bush and menstruation. know what is a familiar face. currently serves as chief counsel to senator john cornyn where he advises on issues including antitrust consumer privacy and intellectual property. finally floyd will is a lawyer who has extensive government service and is consumer advocate. he currently serves as senior fellow at the consumer federation of american previously served in senior roles at both the consumer protection bureau and the us department of education. thank you all for being here. we welcome to your friends and family who are also during this. not the largest and most well-known agency under the jurisdiction but it is arguably one of the most influential given its mission to oversee competi

china sea and says that the philippine government should eventually think china for the minute she garrisons that installation it's built there in the event that it finally leaves philippine waters but critics say the governments are pro-choice it comes to the south china sea is dangerous not only because it threatens the country's sovereignty it also threatens the sovereignty of its allies in the asia pacific still ahead on the news hour revisit the german time that's in the spotlight since refusing to have any more to change its demands a strict party where people can forget their economic and political will square in brazil where carnival is in full swing. and the first gold medals of the winter olympics in chung chang are handed out so far we'll have all those details in sport . and we've got lots of clouds spilling its way into the middle east at the moment the satellite picture is showing that all working its way in from the mediterranean gradually edging its way towards the east but that is not the only weather system we have with us at the moment this one in the east is also producin

china sea and says that the philippine government should eventually think china for the military garrison said insulation it's built there in the event that it finally leaves philippine waters but critics say the government's approach when it comes to the south china sea is dangerous not only because it threatens the country's sovereignty it also threatens the sovereignty of its allies in the asia pacific. at least nineteen people have been killed and dozens injured after a double decker bus toppled over in hong kong more than thirty people have been taken to hospital witnesses say the bus was going much faster than usual. staying in hong kong and animal rights activists want to get a popular dish off the menu demand is high for shark fin soup during the chinese new year i think this a hong kong imports five thousand tonnes of shark a year but the animal is facing extinction is difficult problem reports. the chinese new year just around the corner it's the busiest time of the year for shops selling traditional seafood and sales are brisk for one of their most popular items shark fin. i gu

this one was out in garrison, home of the troopers. i interacted with students there. we are going to oakes next week. we will continue to get out into the schools and understand what people are doing to help drive these innovative initiatives forward. last year, we had a great governors conference on innovative education in bismarck, about 600 people attended. this year we are just now announcing innovation education summit will be two days long at northern cass, which absorbed arthur, if you heard of that town. you guys know the history? the knights urged with the hornets and the braves and became the warriors and the warriors merged with the eagles and the gophers and are now the northern cass jaguars. everybody goes to the same school. all the arch rivals except for the castleton squirrels are not part of this group. but anyway, this will be a great event. my challenge to you is to get out there and to do that. i -- we may have -- is the school board president here? wave your hand? yes? no? there she is over there. thank you for hosting us. look forward to seeing y

tens of thousands of troops at that garrison.'s cold. with a swift participation of cold. >> i don't know where you were going, but i got nervous. that could have been the career. i still have kids to put through college. let's show you what we have going on. we're looking ahead to our olympic forecast here on the coastal cluster, we look for temperatures, again up into the 50 by monday. of course, we'll be gone by then. and then, as we take a look as you get up into the alpine area, we're expecting temperatures bottoming out into the 20s tomorrow, make that wednesday. but then, into the mid-30s for the rest of the period. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist, bill henley. sunshine, clouds, a chance we will see some showers. through it all, the temperatures will be mild. 52 degrees this afternoon. 50 at the suburbs and at new jersey, up to 52 degrees with a chance of some afternoon showers. lehigh a few rain showers possible this afternoon. delaware, 50 degrees. not warm enough? check out what's ahead. we have record temperatures

tens of thousands of troops at that garrison. going to do the weather. >> it's cold. >> it could be worse. >> it's cold. >> but it would be worse. with a swift participation of cold. >> i don't know where you were going, but i got nervous. that could have been the career. i still have kids to put through college. let's show you what we have going on. we're looking at our olympic forecast here on the coastal cluster we look for temperatures to get up into the 50 by monday, but of course we'll be gone by then. and then as we take a look as you get up into the alpine area we are expecting temperatures bottoming out into the 20s tomorrow, make that wednesday, but then into the mid 30s for the rest of that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> we've got some cold temperatures here too at least in our standards and our highs will reach into the low 50s today. it's going to be brisk. the winds picking up until about 15 to 25 miles per hour. as the winds calm down tonight, freezing te

during that time he actually broke away from william lloyd garrison and other abolitionists at that timeery and that evil was written into the constitution of the united states. he didn't believe that was written into the d.n.a. of our nation. and so he actually had a big split with them at that time basically saying hey, this is not what america stands for. and he exhorted america to live up to its creed. that's why he fought so adamantly against slavery. brian: you are not wasting a minute if you read about his life you certainly reflecting on it and analyzing it was a benefit to everyone. jeremy hunts, thank you so much. >> thank you so much. appreciate it. brian: meanwhile, come up straight ahead over the next two hours. quote trained by the nra. media running wild with the claim over the florida shooter. turns out very misleading. johnny joey jones lost both his legs in afghanistan. he has a message by many in the media. that coming up. david bossie, one talking about immigration and one talking russia and more. ♪ everybody wants to rule the world. ♪ ♪ i can do more to lower my a1c.

lightweights invented the scales at around ten kilograms each once in space and ensure that alexander garrison and his crew mates sergei prokofiev and syriana and chancellor can survive in a vacuum that will be the first time a guest will serve as commander on the international space station of the mind there are going to be this is the same space suit i wore when i landed last time you can still see traces of sort from my exit from the capsule i'm one of the few lucky ones allowed to train in my own space suit i'll get a new one for the next flight it's tailor made for me and ready to go. from the end of the i. this is the view and xander guest had on his first space flight. in twenty fourteen of the geophysicist became the third german to fly to the international space station during his next mission called horizons but the crew will conduct about eighty experiments. a new others guest performed on his first flight. this fits in with his own it'll be a little like coming home and i have spent around six months of my life there and have nice memories from the last time i'm really looking forw

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my name is jane garrison and part of the. u.s. republican lawmakers have released a controversial memo alleging what they call abuses of power and antitrust bias of the f.b.i. president trump declassified the memo on friday it claims that f.b.i. officials authorized surveillance of a former truck campaign aide on questionable grounds democrats and the f.b.i. have condemned the release of the document and said it presents incomplete information. french police have sent reinforcements to the northern port city of culling after a mass brawl between migrants more than twenty people were injured in the clashes as many as five of them with gunshot wounds police say the violence broke out while migrants waited for food handouts. german chancellor angela merkel has warned that there are still major differences between her party and its potential coalition partners the social democrats the parties have set themselves a loose deadline of sunday for reaching agreement on forming a new government it's been over four months since germany's ele