game play is give their all on the pitch and fans they cheer them along the forest green knows the green army is a different type of club. festival only vegan food is because of animal welfare and health reasons second the pitch at forest green stadium is ok anik and cut by a solar powered robot lawnmower and ramos at its recycled the entire facility is powered by green energy and so the club have signed up for united nations initiative climate neutral now. so we become the first sports club in the world to be climate new true according to the u.n. which is quite exciting and. i'm sure he would do more with them i think we will because they're on the same page as we are sport looks to be a great vehicle to carry this is going to be the message. the united nations hopes for a screen's carbon neutral footprint will set a precedent for others to follow. well we're working on these sports. where we hope it. will be an example that we share the. green credentials have also been matched by strong performances on the pitch for screamer recently promoted to the english football league for the first t

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making green forest green the first big and football team as well here's a look at the march the green army. on the surface home games at forest green rovers appeared just like any other football game play is give their all on the pitch and fans they cheer them alone the forest green knows the green army is a different type of club. first of all only begin food is because of animal welfare and health reasons second the pitch at forest green stadium is ok nick and cut by a solar powered robot lawnmower and rainwater it's recycled the entire facility is powered by green energy and so the club have signed up for united nations initiative climate neutral now. so we become the first sports club in the world to be climate neutral according to the un which is quite exciting and. have three would do more with them i think we will because they're on the same page as we are sport looks to be a great vehicle to carry this is going to be the message. the united nations hopes for a screen's carbon neutral footprint will set a precedent for others to follow. through we're working on these sports for clim

the green army beat the side ranked 5th in the world 1—0, thanks to anna 0'flanagan‘s deflected effortworld cup in 16 years — will top pool b and have guaranteed their place in the quarterfinals. england face ireland this sunday to determine where they will finish in the group. it's an absolute dream experience. we'll be pinching ourselves for a couple of days. it's brilliant for us, but it wasn't outside the realms of possibility for this team. we came in with the belief, we did a lot of homework and we played a lot of teams in our pool before, and we knew we could get a result. an unbelievable experience. earlier, spain dominated south africa in their second group game of the tournament. two first—quarter goals started the upset. south africa only got a look in in the third quarter, pulling one back, but the spanish side was unstoppable. it finished 7—1. it moves them up to third in their pool, and leaves the south africans facing an uphill battle to qualify for the quarterfinals. there was an extraordinary finish in tonight's super league match, in which leaders st helens came from

forest green, known as the green army, vastly differs.nly vegan food is served because of animal welfare and health reasons. secondly, this pitch at forest screen is organic and rainwater is recycled. in fact, the entire facility is powered by green energy. now the club has signed up for a united nations initiative called climate neutral. >> we have become the first sports club to be climate neutral according to the u.n.. that is quite exciting. hopefully we will do more with them. i think we will. they are on the same page as we will. this looks to be a great vehicle to carry the sustainability message. >> they hope that this will set a precedent for others to follow. >> we are working on this sports for climate action initiative. we hope organizations will step up for the climate. the forest green rovers will be an example. >> their green credentials have been matched by strong performances on the pitch. forest green was promoted to the english football league for the first time in its history. brent: here is a reminder of those top sto

the green army, the top of their group for nine. ireland in what is their first world cup in 16 years. earlier in the first match of the day, germany enjoyed a comfortable victory, 3—1, we will see two goals and this one, final match taking place that eight o'clock with japan and destroy of. still coming up, we are in chicago. it is the 15th anniversary of the special olympics. and we saw the hockey world cup taking part, plays at the queen elizabeth olympic park at the other end of it, or some of the worlds top athletes are competing at the london anniversary games this weekend. at the london stadium. high hopes there, he was nearly beaten. great britain took first and second in the women's long jump. it was also a world record in the men's 3000 metre. the anniversary games is one of the highlights on the calendar in the first they did not disappoint. the men's100 metres with a world—class of field with britain hoping to improve. it was one of the best 100 metres finals here on british soil with six of the athlete going at a sub te

goals from deirdre duke and shirley mccay puts the green army top of their group for now, a great startn a high quality field on the first day of the anniversary games. hughes clocked 9.93 seconds at london stadium, beating commonwealth games gold medallist akani simbine and former world champion yohan blake. he couldn't edge out american ronnie baker though, who won the race in 9.90 seconds. british women's long jumping is in great shape at the moment and that was reflected by a 1—2 earlier today. shara proctor edged out rival lorraine ugen byjust 3cm leaping 6.91 metres. i have been waiting for this moment, hopefully i can build on this and go to the championships and, way with the gold. timing wise, this is perfect. you feel you have more to come? definitely, definitely. i don't feel as sharp today. if i can don't feel as sharp today. if i can doa don't feel as sharp today. if i can do a good job today, i mean, i know ican go do a good job today, i mean, i know i can go back and refine some things and be sharper. in rugby league, catalans dragons will be in super league next season a

the green army are top of the group for now, which isa are top of the group for now, which is a greatin theirfirst world cup in 16 is a great start for ireland in their first world cup in 16 years. he was happy to settle for second in the 100 metres in a high—quality field on the first day of the anniversary games. he beat the commonwealth gold medallist and johann blake. he couldn't edge out the american, ronnie baker. johann blake. he couldn't edge out the american, ronnie bakerlj johann blake. he couldn't edge out the american, ronnie baker. i am feeling proud of myself considering iam nota feeling proud of myself considering i am not a 100 and run. this is a learning curve. my coach and i have been talking a lot and i am happy with the way iran. had my own composure, not thinking about the quys composure, not thinking about the guys who got up ahead of me and i just relaxed. british women's long jumping is in great shape at the moment. shara proctor edged out lorraine ugen by three centimetres, leaping 6.91 metres. that is all the sport and back to you for the moment. armed police

me,member stephen telling they'll look the same, they are all green army men. how my going to see my movie stars? i said, it's called uniform. i think i told the story last night, i tell it better if i have a drink in front of me. we decided to paint captain miller's captain's bars in front of his helmet. before i made that decision, i checked every historical record i found, i talked to veterans, i said did they ever pink their -- ever paint their rank on front of their helmet. it turned to be some battalion level decisions. some didn't want them to be .yber -- be sniper bait i said to stephen, i said we can get away with this and we can paint the captain's bars on the helmet. the filmwe released and the stitch not seize attacked. nazis attacked. i hear from them every day. they are these overweight reenactors with coke bottle glasses in their moms pay cement -- mom's basement, and they have worn out their remotes, the pause button is dead. unfortunately they had gotten my email address, and boy do i hear from them. none of you are any of those people, are you

, and we went through this agony of -- i tellingly, they all look the same, they are all little green army men. how are my going to see my movie stars? i said, it's called a uniform. a finally -- i think i told story last night. i tell it better if i have a drink in front of me. we decided to paint captain miller's captains bars on the front of his helmet. before made that decision, i checked every historical record i could find, i talked to veterans. i said, did they ever paint their rank insignia on the front of the helmet? it turned out to be a battalion level decision. some battalion commanders one of their officers to be always visible to anybody who saw them. some did not want them to be sniper bates, so they had them themiper bait, so they had painted out. paint thehink we can itchains bars and the st nazis attacked. i hear from them every day. they are overweight reenactors with coke bottle glasses and their mom's basement, and they have worn out three or four remotes with the pause button completely dead. on julie, they've got my email address, and -- and jelly, they've got my ema

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press were advised to wear flat shoes mrs trump was seen walking around the bowling green in high heels. the syrian army has a secured a crucial victory against rebel forces in the south of the country that's very much more when we come back you are watching art international. it was a change agent writes about as a nice way to say he's crazy and he's going to go into any situation and just over turn the table and say let's start from scratch was exactly what is needed for the united states because the united states was very poorly position to head into the twenty first century so we need a guy like trump to come in there and just you know knock over all the pieces on the chess board and star playing checkers i mean and start all over again. against any kind of presence of the united states you know region if. you continue there as human or human and. really against of they doing he know region region if you're in your region does quote. understand the legal president. the united. to be in a region against any kind of expansionism any kind of review and where you know this is a any other country. welcom

when they threaten to deport doctors in the army, the administration is going after legal immigrants. when i.c.e. arrests green cardholders over minor charges in their distant past, they are going after legal immigrants. when u.s. -- if a soldier pursuing a ph.d. does not qualify for merit-based immigration, what does? mr. speaker, i yield. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to honor the life of my good friend, tennessee state representative ron lawler. who passed away on july 6, 2018, at the age of 69. ron valiantly served his country as a united states marine in the vietnam war, receiving accolades, including the vietnam gallantry cross, and the good conduct medal. ron also served multiple terms on the shelby county school board and was a strong advocate for education and agriculture as a member of the tennessee house of representatives. to his wife, brenda, and

green. i thought it was going to be like a different color possibly like the taps colors. ainsley: armyi think. so. steve: all right. if people would like more information, go to your website. grunts style.com. >> grunt style.com and get all the information there. brian: i love that you have your husband on your pin there. >> this is a picture of michael with his dad when he was only three months old with his dad before he deployed to afghanistan. ainsley: thank you so much. god bless your family. >> thank you so much. >> thank you, guys. steve: it is a brisk morning here in new york city. let's go back inside with jillian who has got some news. jillian: good morning and a wonderful segment. former president barack obama slamming own gender during a speech in south africa. >> men have been getting on my nerves lately. [laughter] >> every day i read the newspaper and i just think my brothers, what's wrong with you guys? what's wrong with us? all right? i mean we are violent. we are bullying. i think empowering more women on the continent that right away is going to lead to some better po

army special operations forces, the green berets, their direct heritage comes from the operational groups and the others in world war ii. many of these are donovan's ideas himself. the oss maritime unit is the navy seals. i wrote a book called the first seals which chronicles their extraordinary story where a medical student from the university of pennsylvania who tinkers in the summer with old asked masks and bicycle pumps -- gas masks and bicycle pumps comes with a rebreather for the united states. the navy seals are born in a pool at a hotel a few blocks away from here which was a large indoor pool. they test the rebreather. hmgntist from hollywood, woolly, who is a screenwriter for paramount but also a commando and liaison officer with the british government. they come together, and eclectic group that developed the first seals. it is extraordinary. taylor survives a german concentration camp after he parachutes behind the lines. oss is a storye hidden in the national archives. i spent 20 years digging through literally cubic miles of records , some that had never been seen since the

including the redoubtable thomas problempickens had no working with continental army officers including daniel morgan and nathanael greene. he was unconcerned about his own autonomy or ego and acted pragmatically under the assumption that the best way to beat the british was with the militia and the continentals combining their strength. one thing that american military officers have time -- have come to understand much better is that in insurgency or counterinsurgency operations, the key to victory is showing your side can provide security population. if your forces are nearby and capable and show they can provide some semblance of security, you can reward your friends and punish your enemies, then the flow of intelligence, supplies, and recruits starts to flow your ways. meanwhile, all of those things are denied to the enemy. that was one reason why the militia was so important, particularly in the south where the war was truly a civil war. ine the calpens campaign upper south carolina. continentaln's forces were in the northwest portion of the state and morgan was undecided on whether to give battle once the british t

inside gaza for security reasons that have been the argument of the israeli army it has been the argument we understand of jason greenblatt and jarred cushion of the u.s. envoys who were here recently trying to get some international and israeli support for some sort of restructuring inside gaza economic assistance to try and stave off this security problems and indeed give some traction potentially to donald trump's middle east peace plan yet to be public published instead we have this announcement from israeli prime minister in which he said he was acting with a heavy hand against hamas because of the continuing use of kites and balloons carrying incendiary devices burning material over the gazan border and into israel east israeli territory where forests and fields have been burnt for many weeks now there have been a good deal of pressure on him to act more firm.

inside gaza for security reasons that have been the argument of the israeli army it has been the argument we understand of jason green blatt and jarred cushion of the u.s. envoys who were here recently trying to get some international and israeli support for some sort of restructuring inside gaza economic assistance to try and stave off this security problems and indeed give some traction potentially to donald trump's middle east peace plan yet to be public published instead we have this announcement from israeli prime minister in which he said he was acting with a heavy hand against hamas because of the continuing use of kites and balloons carrying incendiary devices burning material over the gazan border and into israel east israeli territory where forests and fields have been burnt for many weeks now there have been a good deal of pressure on him to act more firmly from his own coalition partners but this action will also be felt hugely by the two million residents inside gaza the four hundred or so trucks and day that come to caroms shalem as it's known in israel. as it's known to the palestinians they bring all

army in world war ii series, the so-called green books, as they are known, allied troops regularly came across soldiers in german uniform, with god is with us on the belt buckle. the supposedly german army who were non-german speakers. and i think "saving czeche ryan's" little vignette, that is what i will call it, shows that very well. there are accounts from u.s. soldiers who have taken german prisoners, they do not look german and they are not speaking german, so where are they front? -- from? mission work did in korea, these guys are koreans. what are they doing in normandy? colony,s a japanese they had been put into battles with the soviet union in the 19 -- in 1939, on the japanese border in siberia. they had been shipped west to fight the germans and the red army. when the germans invaded, they were captured by the germans and now they were fighting in normandy. one story of a mongolian speech or -- speaker. col. farrell: the most unlucky soldier in history. dr. citino: the most unlucky soldier in history. i was captured once, captured again, and now i am shipped off in a penal s

green, your host for the big picture. >> the big picture is an official television report for the armed forces and american people. produced by the army pictorial center. presented by the united states army in cooperation with this station. announcer: this weekend, on american history tv, on c-span3, tonight, at 8:00 p.m. eastern on lectures in history, a university of connecticut professor on the reconstruction era after the civil war. at 10:00 on real america, the ,918 silent french film dedicated to america's efforts in world war i. sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern, the national world war ii museum symposium marking the 20th anniversary of the film "saving private ryan." 6:00erican artifacts at p.m., the u.s. army heritage annual history living event featuring french world war i soldiers. watch >> next, afro-american studies professor tracy parker describes the trouble workers and customers faced in the 1960's in effort to integrate the workforce. >> professor tracy parker of the department of afro-american studies at the university of massachusetts amherst, you are working on the book that includes the 1950's, working-class americans,

inside gaza for security reasons that have been the arguments of the israeli army it has been the argument we understand of jason green blatt and jarred cushion of the u.s. envoys who were here recently trying to get some international and israeli support for some sort of restructuring inside gaza economic assistance to try and stave off this security problems and indeed give some traction potentially to donald trump's middle east peace plan yet to be public published instead we have this announcement from israeli prime minister in which he said he was acting with a heavy hand against hamas because of the continuing use of kites and balloons carrying incendiary devices burning material over the gazan border and into israel east israeli territory where forests and fields have been burnt for many weeks now there have been a good deal of pressure on him to act more firmly from his own coalition partners but this action will also be felt hugely by the two million residents inside gaza the four hundred or so trucks and day that come to care i'm sure shalem as it's known in israel. as it's known to the palestinians they bri

inside gaza for security reasons that have been the argument of the israeli army it has been the argument we understand of jason green glass and jarred cushion of the u.s. envoys who were here recently trying to get some international and israeli support for some sort of restructuring inside gaza economic assistance to try and stave off this security problems and indeed give some traction potentially to donald trump's middle east peace plan yet to be public published instead we have this announcement from the israeli prime minister in which he said he was acting with a heavy hand against hamas because of the continuing use of kites and balloons carrying incendiary devices burning material over the gazan border and into israel east israeli territory where forests and fields have been burnt for many weeks now there have been a good deal of pressure on him to act more firmly from his own coalition partners but this action will also be felt hugely by the two million residents inside gaza the four hundred or so trucks and day that come to caroms shalem as it's known in israel. as it's known to the palestinians they bring

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army because of their unpaid wages or pensions. this is a similar i would think to the early 2009 green revolution protest we saw under president obamaning again and more worrisome to the iranian regime because when they received billions of dollars of sanctions relief from the obama administration the everyday people were told we were bring iran to the mainstream and will benefit all of us. instead what happened was the iranian regime find their pockets and used it as a trust fund to fund the revolution guard summit terrorism around the world. the arena people are frustrated as they should be. charles: to your point mike pompeo in a speech on sunday in california which has 250,000 iranian americans and honestly, a great conduit to get word back to iran that ayatollah khomeini has, off the book hedge fund worth $95 billion. that has a net worth of $300 million and these people, $95 billion? people have to be up in arms about that. reporter: they should be. it was interesting to me that the administration once the public with that information. i see this is an incredibly targeted effort by this demonstration to reach out to the readin

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control the green represents a variety of anti-government factions ranging from western backed rebels to al qaeda linked groups the blue is the israeli occupied golan heights where the israeli army has sent additional troops reinforcements and the black is eisel so these pictures you're looking at show some of the fighting for a day as government forces move south in an effort to cut rebel held territory into we are getting reports that at least one hundred thirty people have been killed since the russian backed offensive began in that last month let's say now speak to who china has yari is a professor of international relations and security issues at. versity he's joining us from london thanks very much for speaking to us on al-jazeera on the news grid we understand now the talks have once again resumed between the syrian opposition and russian negotiators over that offer having failed on saturday just twenty four hours ago what are the options for the rebels in the fighters right now realistically. they are obviously in a very difficult situation it has become a kind of path and forces russia to out type one off the others kati's under control of different groups and obviously

toxic brew of a blue-green algae that blooms and that at one point this summer -- this summer covered 90% of lake okeechobee. now, the lake has risen to a 14 and a half foot level. the army corps is considering that they're going to have to stop -- start again, releasing water to the east in the st. lucie, to the west in the caloosahatchee because of the pressure on the dike around lake okeechobee. and thus here we go again. more nutrient-laden water flowing into these waterways in the heat of summer and then the algae blooms just keep going and going. well, there's a project that will help. it's one of many projects that will help but this is definitely a step in the right direction. the reservoir project that the army corps approved today is so critical because once it's constructed, it will provide storage so that the corps doesn't have to discharge as much water to the east and to the west. and when you combine that with the fact that the army corps just last week let us know through the white house budget office that they have approved the funds to strengthen the dike and accelerate its construction, a combination of these kind of things are going to help so that th

army infantry and i absolutely love my job. i served my four year contract. and we were outside the sodder city in baghdad. we were going towards the greent hit and catastrophic loss of my legs at the site. i was piece of snap nell heading for fly my throat it went in my forearm. my save your life some day. ainsley: we thank you so much for your service. >> i'm thankful for everybody i met on this journey. frank is a remarkable person. the entire tunnel to towers foundation. all the board members and all their siblings are really a crucial part of it. it makes it a different organization. ainsley: for folks at home that don't know, frank, your brother at 9/11, who is a father fighter trying to get into the city. he couldn't. he couldn't get a car through. he puts his equipment on answered runs through the tunnel. and he runs down to 9/11 and is helping individuals there trying to get out safely and he loses his life. so he started this organization. and you built 75 homes for our wounded first responders or people who have served our people overseas. how did the two of you meet? why did you decide to give chris a house? >> well, it's eas