[ all shouting ] ♪ >> robert gould shaw gave his life in defense of not only his country, but he gavehat black men also can fight for their country and can also fight for freedom. >> and although the 54th did not win, they turned what happened at battery wagner into a grander metaphor representing the causes that compelled the north to fight the civil war. >> in the aftermath of the assault, 54 men of the 54th massachusetts lie dead around fort wagner, sacrificing their lives to prove their worth. >> black troops were thought to maybe not be fit for combat. they would not instinctively take to the rigors of military discipline, and yet they did. >> but for the victorious confederates, the only thing worse than a black soldier is the white officer who commands them. >> you men, where are you taking this one? >> he's an officer, sir. we're returning him to his family, like the other officers. >> you strip him and throw him in that trench with his negroes. >> yes, sir. >> this was meant to be an insult, but robert gould shaw's family would treat it as an honor, that this was a sacrifice

the house next week takes up the annual defense authorization bill, we are joined by joe gould who is defense whose congressional reporter, tell us about some of the key programs and policies in this annual authorization bill. >> sure. earlier this month, the services committee marked up its version of the national defense authorization act, which is the annual policy bill, this year, adheres to the top line that was negotiated as part of the two-year budget deal, so it is $716 billion, which is a -- an increase from 2018, which is 700 billion. the mech there is a number of policy provisions, that also lays out the hardware and what kinds of numbers will be provided to the military, there is some 77 f 35's in the bill, to virginia class submarines, there is a 2.6% pay raise, an additional 16,000 troops, and there are some policy provisions in there as well. supportive of the administrations nuclear posture reviews, and it includes house chairman max thornberry's proposal to cut 25% from certain military support agencies, the so-called for the state, additionally, viewers may have hear

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gould was a prominent critic of russian president vladimir putin but did you create and fearing for his life after criticizing moscow's a real policy to get the latest from kiev. also coming up a frantic search to find a way out of its use political crisis and attempt to set up an interim government for the country spoken this to a line saying it's again open to film a coalition government after its initial efforts to prevent. mexico looks to make waves at the world cup we take a look at how a gentleman his group drives shaping up with the tournament fast approaching that all filing mark has could become the first glad to captain that country in five. hello and welcome i'm. a prominent russian journalist an outspoken critic of president vladimir putin has been shot dead in the korean capital kiev arkady bob genco had fled into exile following death threats ukraine blames russia for the murder law school has rejected the allegations and condemned the killing a coyote but janko was one of the best known war correspondents in russia he was also one of kremlin's fiercest critics the forty o

we have another case this is the murder of mr gould. he was murdered on the twelfth of march and unfortunately we don't have any access to the investigation we don't have any information after several requests numerous requests to the foreign office we were sent to scotland yard. a person to roll several littlest discordant here out there of this court and here unfortunately we didn't get any additional information that. we can use for cooperation with britain so almost two months passed since that time. very grueling criminal case and we don't see any cooperation with britain on this case so it is just the fact of life and we have course are criticizing britain government for not fulfilling the their international obligations but this is the new realities in britain today and we will continue to ask the demand the fulfillment of the. of the international law by the british so basically this is my introduction remarks and i'll be happy to answer all the questions i see the first on the earth you know on the back. could you could it coul

the reserve currency for the nation in balance the trade between that the other offer was to use a gould back currency that was later changed to be the dollar. and that was the offer that was accepted you know you can imagine if the war were to you know united states is very strong and they actually start to use the dollar as the world reserve and it was backed by gold until seventy one as we'll do it right so backed by gold and that was seven seventy one and now we enter a period of fee at currencies referring to other fianna currencies what i call infinite regress or one turtle standing on another turtle turtles all the way down people sometimes make that that joke about what holds up the world infinite regress now had we gone to the bank or with keynes after world war two what would the world be like today in your view because is it was it just going to go to a purely fiat's system right after world war two or was we mr in the interim. actually quoted as saying that that we will live to regret the. choice and his main argument is that you should not use a specific nation currency as t

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in this case, it was a young man by the name of robert gould shaw.-- james montgomery. he has no respect for the property of southerners. it is his belief that a war is meant to be won, and you win that war by making the enemy pay. >> this is quite the beautiful town, isn't it, colonel shaw? almost a shame we have to burn it. >> burn it? the people here have harmed us in no way. they've done nothing to deserve such punishment. >> these people have participated in chattel slavery, and they must be swept away by the hand of god. [ people groaning ] >> one of the hardest things to do in wartime is to learn to hate your enemy. the civil war has so many facets that for every heart-warming story, there's a story of horror. [ woman crying ] ♪ >> i've seen it all. i've seen politics and government from the inside. and i can see what's wrong with it and what's broken and what needs to be changed. >> wherever i smell hypocrisy -- liberals, conservatives, republicans, democrats -- i will go after them. >> we don't have time to dance around the issue. i like to

gould. construction began and ends in 1967, and the last addition was completed. i would like to point out in the first draft we received, which is in your packet, that was 50 years ago, in 1958, so that period is significant and has since been changed to 1957. staff has reviewed the nomination which we find to be of high quality, research and well written and agree that the property is historically significant and you a and c and is eligible for registering on the national historical places. as an important example of suburban property type, however, we respectfully disagree that the home office itself or the development of the san francisco insurance industry in the mid to late 20th century have made a significant enough contribution to the city's history and qualify for listing on the national register. it appears that it occurs while the business was housed in the previous occasion at 40147 california street and not in the subject property. the department agrees that the property is locally significant under this criterion, however, staff does not agree with a

not just united states north korea that south korea china russia and to certain extent japan on gould that we've also seen really a magnificent diplomacy from south korea which is being since the new president took office last unit inching toward sent a very pragmatic very forceful diplomatic maneuvering to all its north korea and at the same time unlike previous periods of rapprochement to north and south korea this is a south korean president that's being careful to keep the united states on board at every single move whether it was the deescalation for the winter olympics all or whether any future event so i think that we have seen we see a different. dynamic between all the regional power stations i think we can be a little bit more hopeful when asked for some positive outcome to these negotiations that we can test it and talking to you thank you so much for your time today i do appreciate it and while we're talking korean peninsula south korea's president in is today marking his first year in office and one of the highlights is his efforts to improve those diplomatic relations wi

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pipal middleton with her husband and ellie goulding and james blunt. >> reporter: who may miss theirtrudeau and sophie both close friend, serena williams told robin she's not sure if she'll be there. >> i don't know. you know, i think it's during one of the tournaments so i'll see if i can make it. >> reporter: expect the wedding of the year to potentially also include some of the most iconic names in music at the intimate private reception at frogmore house, who have been by harry's side from chris martin of coldplay to rihanna, harry famously taking an aids test side by side with her in barbados in 2016. ♪ good-bye >> reporter: all a generation after making a touching tribute to harry's mother at her funeral. ♪ like a candle in the wind >> reporter: elton john has not only helped harry caray on diana's legacy in her hiv and aids work, the rocket man is tipped to make a special appearance for the little boy who he's watched grow up in front of his eye, also on meghan's last-minute to do list this week showing her wedding gown to the queen. >> meghan's wedding dress is now being move

gould, is on twitter, and defensenews.com. next to that update. >> this week, the white house did not week -- did not release a presidential weekly address. representative marcia fudge of ohio delivered the democratic weekly address. she gave her reaction to the u.s. house rejecting the farm bill on friday by vote of 198-to 13. five: i amive -- marciaman martha fudge. i'm honored to give

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gould, is on twitter, and defensenews.com. next to that update. >> this week, the white house did not week -- did not release a presidential weekly address. representative marcia fudge of ohio delivered the democratic weekly address. she gave her reaction to the u.s. house rejecting the farm bill on friday by vote of 198-to 13. five: i amive -- marciaman martha fudge. i'm honored to give this week's democratic address, to address an issue that will impact americans and communities large and small. i have the privilege of onresenting northeast ohio the house agriculture committee, where i serve as the ranking member of the subcommittee on conservation and forest rate. erstry.for the house has rejected the farm bill today. my fellow democrats and died unanimously opposed to this bill and spoke about it passionately, both in washington and in our communities for months. we received a lot of good questions. we hear a great many concerns from farmers, community advocates, and the broad range of stakeholders impacted by our nation's