i think the first one was gracie. i've read some of gracie's company reports that they suffered some explosives. i don't see how that is possible. do you know what the furthest away there might have been some confederate losses yet the >> i don't know why you are reading about gracie, but you are right. they were way away from the explosions. the regiments on the engine -- on the inner side with the 18th south carolina and the 22nd south carolina. there were three other south carolina regiments -- 17th, , and they werenk spread out to the north and two of those regiments to the south of the crater. they received significantly less direct impact on the explosion, and that is as far as the original explosion had an impact. it would not have come anywhere close to gracie. the north carolina brigade was next in line to the south, and they did not suffer any. of ahad one regiment south ravine that is still visible today, and the rest was north of that ravine. those fellows were some of the first to start feeling the end of

my home academy is renzo gracie in manhattan.use the whole reason i'm doing another show in san francisco is actually to train here. ralph gracie academy. one of the toughest and most notorious. >> kurt: that's it. so now pass it. >> anthony: and most admired. to a great extent because of the relationship between the terrifying ralph -- >> announcer: ralph gracie looks at you like he's got a problem. those eyes are menacing! >> anthony: and this man, kurt osiander. a beloved figure in the jiu jitsu community because of his remarkably honest and unvarnished "move of the week" videos. >> kurt: so he gets stuck in a side control here and he gave the guy under hook. boom, you -- up a long time ago. it's so bad now that you're going to have to work really hard. up, scoot, up, in, to my knees, head up, getting side control on the other guy. >> anthony: when you see an mma fight, when they strike it's usually boxing or muay thai or karate. when they throw or trip their opponent, its judo or wrestling. but when it hits the ground you bet

>> alvin york and gracie. he gets orders to ship off to the army and says let's get married now before i go to france. nope. we're going to wait. he was really worried she'd change her mind while he was in france. if you read some of his private letters to her they're kind of pitiful. i'm faithful to you, not messing around with the french girls here. i hope you're still faithful to me. because there are a lot of the dreaded dear john letters going back and forth. and my first combat experience was 27 years ago in desert storm and one of my best friends and neighbors got basically a dear john from his wife. it messed him up. so he comes back in april, 1919. he never wrote home about what dein france. there was an article in the saturday evening post that announced to the nation he is this great hero. he is writing letters home. hey how's the corn? how are the cows doing? ust great farmer kind of talk. he comes back and wants to marry gracie and the governor of tennessee wants to do the marriage in nashville. a

douglas: alvin york and gracie. alvin york gets his orders to ship to the army and he says let's get married now. she said, nope, we are going to wait. he was worried that she was going to change her mind. if you read those private letters, they are pitiful. he's like, i'm not messing around with any of the french girls, i hope your faithful to me. there are a lot of dear john letter's going back-and-forth. my first combat experience was 27 years ago. -- ago in desert storm. one of my best friends and neighbors, he basically had a dear john from his wife. it messed him up. alvin york has seen what is going on. when he comes back in april, 1919, he never wrote, but what -- never wrote home about what he did in france. it was an article in the saturday evening post that announces he is a great hero. he is writing letters home, how is the corn come how are the cows? great farmer kind of talk. he comes back and he wants to marry gracie. the governor of tennessee wants to do the marriage in nashville. alvin is like, no,

talk.farmer kind of he comes back and he wants to marry gracie. the governor of tennessee wants to do the marriage in nashville. alvin is like, no, we will marry here. the governor comes and there's a billick 3000 people show up. they get married outside his house on this big rock. it is very symbolic of the christian faith. the rock of jesus christ. onir marriage was founded the rock and it was a beautiful think a great marriage. beautiful kids. we had the pleasure of knowing three of them, edward, as i mentioned, passed away. we got to stay in his house. betsy rock york lives up the road in kentucky. andrew jackson york, he recently retired from the park service running the dad -- running the house. has a museum. you will probably see him hanging around if you go there. the youngest of the york gives. >> i believe we are also going to have the honor of hosting one of alvin york's grandsons this at oury at oregon let -- gala event called night at the museum. it is a delightful evening. we would invite you all to be in attendance. there is delicio

the inquiry was sparked by the bbc‘s former china editor, carrie gracie, who accused her managers ofut of date but admits there is more to do. 0ur media editor amol rajan reports. it was the culture select committee that grilled bbc bosses at the start of the year, when the case of carrie gracie, the corporation's former china editor, drew widespread condemnation. while their conclusions carry no legislative weight, the strength and breadth of their criticisms are striking. the mps say that the bbc‘s grievance procedures have been poor. they say there is still a shocking bias towards men when it comes to top pay. and they say the bbc should publish the salaries of those paid out of its commercial arm, bbc studios. the mps also said the bbc should compensate those presenters who were told to set up personal service companies but now face huge bills of unpaid income tax and national insurance contributions. one of the biggest concerns we have had is notjust the fact that there is this discrepancy in pay, but that many women have found it incredibly frustrating and difficult to take the

the bbc‘s former china editor carrie gracie has tweeted. ..—board in many businesses and industries? it is very common, particularly in organisations that do not have clear grading structures. and published pay systems. so what does the bbc need to do with this criticism? what can and do differently? it can talk to its staff and in particular the nuj, its staff and in particular the nuj, it can speed up its grievance process and, in the process of the grievance, be more open about the possibility that mistakes had been made. and when you have damian collins, the chair of the committee, saying that the process has been tortuous for women, who wanted to ta ke tortuous for women, who wanted to take equal pay claims with very little end in sight, can the bbc do more to get anyone taking a claim or making a claim a date by which the process will be finished, or is patently not possible? process will be finished, or is patently not possible ?|j process will be finished, or is patently not possible? i do not know what the position of the bbc is on th

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the inquiry was sparked by the bbc‘s former china editor, carrie gracie, who accused her managers ofout of date but admits there is "more to do". 0ur media editor amol rajan reports. it was the culture select committee that grilled bbc bosses at the start of the year, when the case of carrie gracie, the corporation's former china editor, drew widespread condemnation. while their conclusions carry no legislative weight, the strength and breadth of their criticisms are striking. the mps say that the bbc‘s grievance procedures have been poor. they say there is still a shocking bias towards men when it comes to top pay. and they say the bbc should publish the salaries of those paid out of its commercial arm, bbc studios. the mps also said the bbc should compensate those presenters who were told to set up personal service companies but now face huge bills of unpaid income tax and national insurance contributions. one of the biggest concerns we have had is notjust the fact that there is this discrepancy in pay, but that many women have found it incredibly frustrating and difficult to take

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the inquiry was sparked by presenter carrie gracie, who had accused the corporation of pay discriminationways have dropped more than 6% to a nine—year low after it revealed a data breach. it says details of around 9.4 million passengers had been accessed without authorisation. the hackers obtained passport numbers and hong kong identity card numbers. the state of new york has taken legal action against exxonmobil, accusing the oil giant of misleading investors about the risks of climate change to its business. exxon allegedly downplayed the potential costs of new greenhouse gas regulations, despite assuring investors it had accounted for the risks. the company has pledged to fight the allegations in court. asia stocks have all opened in the red this morning after a bruising session on wall street which saw two of the three main indexes erase their gains for the year. they closed down quite significantly. joining us now from our asia business correspondent is karishma vaswani. .. talk us through today and some of the reasons for those declines? well, sally, across the board we have seen sh

the inquiry was sparked by the bbc‘s former china editor, carrie gracie, who accused her managers oforts. it was the culture select committee that grilled bbc bosses at the start of the year, when the case of carrie gracie, the corporation's former china editor, drew widespread condemnation. while their conclusions carry no legislative weight, the strength of the breadth of the criticisms are striking. the mps say the bbc‘s grievance procedures have been poor. they say there is still a shocking bias towards men when it comes to top pay. and they say the bbc should publish the top salaries of those paid out of its commercial arm, bbc studios. one of the biggest concerns we've had is, the bbc says these findings are well out of date, one of the biggest concerns we've had is, not just the fact there is this discrepancy in pay, but that many women have found it incredibly frustrating and difficult to take these grievances up with the bbc. it's been a tortuous process and a long process, and some feel there is no end in sight to that. what we've said through our report is the commitment t

. >> reporter: first prosecutors called the night clerk at the gas station, gracie, who remembered jasonplaining about the locked pumps. >> when he came in to pay, he started cussing and raising cane. >> what time did this happen? >> that was 5:00, 5:30 in the morning. the time jason said he was at the hotel. >> call your next witness. >> prosecutors had new witnesses and testimony. they wanted jurors to hear about cassidy, whose bloody footprints they contended made her a silent witness to murder. >> when i got to cassidy, i said what are you doing? >> day care worker ashley pomentier took the stand. she told jurors she watched cass -- cassidy playing alone days after her mother was murder. >> she had the chair and the doll in her hands. she took the dolls and just hit them. >> reporter: as unsettling as it was, prosecutors wanted jurors to know the killer left a silent witness behind. a witness he would never harm. the fact that cassidy was spared, did that mean anything to you? or would that mean anything to a jury? >> certainly. it meant that the person that killed the mother, we fel

here's one from our friend gracie, she's one of our editors, you know mini, the foxy, mutt. she did a presidential alert that minnie, is a cute dog. i think she's got plenty of those online. here's one picture i want to end this report with. of course you can find your own variations. some things don't let things go and they're harping back to this is secretary clinton, says i wanted to send out the presidential alert. i wanted to, and there's a lot of variations as well. folks have fun, as long as you're not sensitive about the language look u up #presidentialalert. >> thanks a lot, mike. >>> as you know you can't win them all. >> not all of them, and that's probably what a lot of bay area fans are saying as they wake up today. they had to lowake up to the a' losing their wild card games and the sharks not living up to the hype, at least not yet. the sharks opened the season last night against anaheim, and it was just one game, but they kind of disappeared in the third period. the sharks led 2-1 but gave up three goals in the last 20 minutes to lose the game right there 5-2

. >> reporter: first prosecutors called the night clerk at the gas station, gracie, who remembered jasonut the locked pumps. >> when he came in to pay, he started cussing and raising cane. >> what time did this happen? >> that was 5:00, 5:30 in the morning. the time jason said he was at the hotel. >> call your next witness. >> prosecutors had new witnesses and testimony. they wanted jurors to hear about cassidy, whose bloody footprints they contended made her a silent witness to murder. >> when i got to cassidy, i said what are you doing? >> day care worker ashley pomentier took the stand. she told jurors she watched cass -- cassidy playing alone days after her mother was murder. >> she had the chair and the doll in her hands. she took the dolls and just hit them. >> reporter: as unsettling as it was, prosecutors wanted jurors to know the killer left a silent witness behind. a witness he would never harm. the fact that cassidy was spared, did that mean anything to you? or would that mean anything to a jury? >> certainly. it meant that the person that killed the mother, we felt, cared abo

hour, some of the kids in anticipation, gracie, daughter of the segment producer, and josh and joel,glesby, and, wesley, the grandson of the s segment producer there, and you can see vivie, daughter of our produc producer. and last but not least, my wife lindsey and daughter sidney won't speak to me because of that instagram post. but keep an eye out for me because i will be showing off my son's cost tomb which is also a dinosaur. and i will see you tomorrow on "today." and right now, it is andrea mitchell. >> craig, you were so fun. >>> and now, experts in both parties including kellyanne conway's husband says he

. >> brown: these days, with wife jeanne and their daughter gracie, there are chickens and goats to tend, and also new plays on the horizon. one is called "mother road," a kind of sequel to john steinbeck's classic story of migrant workers, "grapes of wrath." the nearby oregon shakespeive fe will stage it as a world premier next summer. for the pbs newsreur, i'm jeffbrown in medford, oregon. >> woodruff: on the newshour dilemma with autonomous cars. a new study of offers clues onw ethically program driverless vehicles based on that and more is on our web 6site, pbs.org/newshour. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you and see you on. pr major funding for the pbs newshour has beeided by: >> consumer cellular understands that not everyone needs an unlimited r reless plan. s.-based customer service reps can help you choose a plan based on how much you use your phone, nothing more, nothing less. to learn more, go to consumercellular.tv >> and with the ongoing ipport of thetitutions an

. >> good morning tur kids, garrison and gracie. >> in greenville, tennessee. ♪ >> celebrating my 10ths. go, red sox. >> yshoutout to m nephew, brady, in naples, florida. >> good morning, mom, in albuquerque, new mexico. >> surprise birthday trip for our mom. >> and my first time iw york city. >> nice crowd outside. welcome back to a special it split-n of "today" on this monday morning. >> savannahie g is in pittsburgh. she will have the latest on that synagogue shooting in a few minutes. > we'll look a breaking news overnight. search teams are beginning to find victims and debris from a boeing yet that crashed in the sea off of the coast ofh indonesia w 189 people onboard. kelly cobiella has the latest. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. this morning, search and rescue teams are searching for the main wreckage of lion airjt flight 610, along with the black boxes. the flight went o down just of the coast of jakarta with 189 pa paengers and crew onboar including 3 young children. they've found an oil slick and a lot of debris o the sea surface. investigators say the p

estÁbamos comentando sobre gracie que gano " mira quiÉn baila".n mejor futuro para ellos y para su familia. maity y satcha estÁn con nosotros para contarnos de su experiencia de mÁs de una semana. chicas, adelante. satcha: primero hay que recalcar que ha sido una maravillosa oportunidad desde lo periodÍstico porque es algo sin precedente. nunca habÍamos visto una caravana tan grande avanzar hacia la frontera pero tambiÉn es un poco difÍcil como hondureÑas ver que nuestra gente estÉ dispuesta a hacer un recorrido tan largo porque son condiciones extremadamente difÍciles. me duele ver a mi gente aquÍ. creo que entendemos un poco mejor por quÉ lo estÁn haciendo. entendemos tambiÉn por quÉ hay personas que rechazan la caravana. maity: asÍ ha sido, satcha, cada persona que se ha acercado a nosotros o que nosotros nos hemos acercando nos recalca ese llamado de atenciÓn para que se conozca el riesgo al que se exponen los niÑos, las madres embarazadas y las diferentes personas que estÁn participando. nosotros hicimos cinco horas de caminata exhaustiva baj

culture select committee that grilled bbc bosses at the start of the year when the case of carrie gracietion's former china editor, drew widespread condemnation. while their conclusions carry no legislative weight, the strength and breadth of the criticisms are striking. the mps say the bbc‘s grievance procedures have been poor. they say there is still a shocking bias towards men when it comes to top pay. and they say the bbc should publish the salaries of those paid out of its commercial arm, bbc studios. one of the biggest concerns we've had is not just the fact there is this discrepancy in pay, but that many women have found it incredibly frustrating and difficult to take these grievances up with the bbc. it's been a tortuous process and a long process and some feel there is no end in sight to that. what we've said through our report is the commitment the bbc should give now is to say that for the current complaints lodged with the bbc, they should now be resolved and settled within the next six months. the bbc says these findings are well out of date, that while there is still work t

"graci papá", oirás. "por creer en mi potencial..."tel de chocolate, le echo cerveza, mayonesa y cafÉ.. la cerveza ayuda al pastel. >> te estaba probando, hacer postres es una ciencia y tienes que conocer lo que cada ingrediente hace. te levantas a las 3:00 de la maÑana? esa es la hora en que las personas se levantan. si quieres hacer esto, y hacer tu marca como latina, tu educaciÓn es lo mÁs importante. yo quiero que ganes este dinero porque yo se lo que cambiÓ mi vida que fue la competencia de master chef. una competencia como esta, si tÚ la ganas, puede cambiar tu vida totalmente. encantada de conocerte, sÉ que me vas a llenar de orgullo. >> quÉ rico dos chef entenderse tan bien. >>cÓmo pasó las pruebas? ella sabe desde chiquitaquÉ es lo que quiere hacer. >> dicen que la cocina une gente, es un buen ejemplo de cÓmo las otras chicas deberÍan abordar su disciplina. >> vuelvo a repetir una cosa, si no se sienten confortables en la comunicaciÓn en espaÑol, pidan a producciÓn que les pongan un traductor. de decirle que le metiÓ cerveza y

culture select committee that grilled bbc bosses at the start of the year, when the case of carrie gracie still a shocking bias towards men when it comes to top pay. and they say the bbc should publish the top salaries of those paid out of its commercial arm, bbc studios. one of the biggest concerns we've had is, not just the fact there is this discrepancy in pay, but that many women have found it incredibly frustrating and difficult to take these grievances up with the bbc. it's been a tortuous process and a long process, and some feel there is no end in sight to that. what we've said through our report is the commitment the bbc should give now is to say that, for the current complaints lodged with the bbc, they should now be resolved and settled within the next six months. the bbc says these findings are well out of date, that while there is still work to do on equal pay, its gender pay gap is lower than across the rest of the media and has fallen dramatically. and that it has gone radically further on transparency than most companies across all sectors. in the last year our gender pay