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hardy's corps is going to be camped in and around beach grove and fairfield. and the area around fairfield is going to be alexander p. stewart's division of about 6,000 men holding that area right there. there are cavalry, the first confederate kentucky cavalry protecting the lines, kind of being an alarm force in case the federals decide to move out, the idea is warn them, they'll have plenty of time to move up into the gaps and stop the federals. that's the basic plan that bragg's army has come up with. let me read you what rosecrans plans to do. this comes right out of the official records. i want you to follow along on your map and i'll unpack a little bit more of what he says. this is rosecrans's plan for the operation. positive information from various sources concurred to show the enemy intended to fight us in his entrenchments at shelbyville. should we advance by that route and he would be in good position to retreat if beaten which lead up into the barrens and inflict loss to the mountains towards their base. i was determined to render useless their e

correspondent john hardy thank you so much for the report. and welcome. the presence of auto makers that seems to be growing every year and 2020 show is no different concept cars are on display in las vegas this week with auto giants like . mercedes-benz and audi making huge announcement. boars on the ground in las vegas where he is digging into the latest developments in the sector he managed to catch up with the representatives of some of the major players in the field such as thomas frey of ality began by asking about the pressing concerns of a lot of thomas vehicles and whether or not they are safe for consumers. as we think so we think that it's going to work but you do have to make the infrastructure for it think in the us that this is this was over so you go in and drive this. really safe. that special lanes for it and if it's too dangerous you would drive by yourself thomas also gave us a demo inside the vehicle showing a limited amount of the things that i mean does while driving itself and of course showed off that retractable steering wheel and

there is a roared between polk and hardy dated may 1863 and hardy tells polk, if you want to rip up the kentucky campaign, now is the time to do it. in other words, the impending court-martial. polk writes back and says, it's not the time to do that, but you're absolutely right that we need to watch tullahoma as much as we watch murfreesboro. why is that important? who is there, the federal army, the enemy. the army of the cumberland. you have to watch them, they're going to advance at some point and you're going to fight another battle with them. who is in tullahoma, where is the army of tennessee headquarters? it's tullahoma. so what hardy and polk are saying, we have two enemies. we have an enemy in the front, but we have an enemy in the rear as well our ostencible boss, braxton bragg. we will talk more about that as we get closer. over in murprees bro, all is not well with the forces either. rose kranz doesn't move out in force, he will send cavalry and parties here and there. sometimes they get the better of the confederates, others times they don't. they are in the area and won't

john hardy. 2019 was definitely the season of the protester or watchers from the yellow vests in paris to the thousands upon thousands in the streets of hong kong protesters rose up in all corners of the world and whether you thought those causes were drug store thought they were nothing more than a manufactured political pawns of the protesters marched forward here we present to you our coverage of 2 such protests the 1st is our tea correspondents are among those the oca's on the ground reporting in hong kong when activists disrupted travel at the city's international airport and then we move on to discuss the back story behind this year's massive protests on the island nation of haiti with brian concannon from the institute for justice and democracy in haiti. you can see the protesters have flooded that the departure area if you can see they are all standing in front of the ticket counter right there would never see anything like this hundreds of protesters now we arrived a little over an hour ago and we were actually detained by police after the customs we were not able to get out o

hardy discuss doubts over the claims by the us that he was in baghdad in order to plan attacks against u.s. diplomats the iraqi prime minister says that solomon he was there as part of a diplomatic reports moralise an attempt to to create a diplomatic reports more talks in which the iraqi prime minister was intending to be asked well as all of this news comes out the word coming from european capitals and also capitals of other nato member states has been one that echoes that word again we heard from the secretary general deescalation and calming things down we are looking to deescalate and stabilize the situation while the u.s. will take operational judgment call but they've got the right of self-defense if you look at what general sort of man he was doing he wasn't is not victim in this scenario he was a regional menace they were saying that we had a conversation with trump about developments in the region and we were shocked when we got the news at that point i especially had suggested to him that tensions with iran should not be heightened. americans for the american action is a re

hardy. as it all off we. may need it so if we know what. i mean and what on the men and the hospital at the daily. back i'll be in with them up of a bullet had you dude but at the way when one of them as you should be. most well off or you should believe. we shall soon see you stand. in cheek. middle for the little soft. you are. so. far. or you walk in the retreat. and. i mean when i listen to you. and your. coca-cola here and the day. when i was no one with any. money given. it came here on the. air i mean nothing no nothing was look i'll be fine. oh yeah. sure isn't going to come out here at all you tell me. this one about economic period that my killer will a. highly separates and when he had you but behaved alas i. mean had telephone. well going to him had the right to just him where you literally have to die know what i did but that will be in the till he had the little you got funded in a thermometer he didn't know. which way would you know what the economy did but as he would you know monkey. going under and initially none of the re

correspondent john hardy is on hand to break down how the nation's business has been affected by the blazes and later. boeing as well as continue as our problems pile up in this and the so we break down what else has gone wrong for the embattled aerospace giant with molly barrows contributor with america's lawyers we have so much to get to today so let's waste no time and jump right in. as tensions in the middle east escalate over the weekend global markets are slumping as investors push toward safe haven gold is at 7 year highs and oil jumped briefly to its highest since september there is fear that any middle east conflict could disrupt global supplies with futures rising 2 percent to $70.00 per barrel and u.s. crude climbing to $64.00 while crude turn lower monday giving up earlier gains it is still posting its 5th straight week of games the u.s. is becoming less sensitive to oil disruptions and price spikes as the country became a net patrolling explorer for the 1st time in modern history analysts have commented that further up sties still remains as iran is almost certain to res

hardy. the mess that off he. was the washing machine itself would he know what. i mean and what on the men and the house at the daily. show who had. been with them up of a bullet had you dude but that away when one of them. up and. walked away you should be really out there when you. see you stood. in cheek. a little for the little sauce i'll. let you off. for your walk in the retreat. i mean when i listen to you. if you saw you know what. i would i would. and i mean nothing. oh yeah. sure if you're going to come out here oh yeah tell me. this one about economic period that's my killer will a. police operates and we've got you but they hate alice i. mean how tell a funny girl in june of the middle of us. well i'm going to have to write you a system where you literally have to die no i did but that will be in the till we had the little you got funded in the time of the medina. which they made you know at the home with you but as you might you know monkey. no no and initially are none of the v.d. be amended initially and that you know and that got that on there. yo

hardy and hutch it could be ethical would god be one of hope as she received them to some moment big heidi and know why yes i know who needs. oh been a genius. of film up a film in hunk of eleanor d. and one of the it was the house. cuz she owned the home and she does. all the because the whole. you know. how. to speak how. we just have to know about this idea that a short of a bad idea to spit on i wish she had them on a mission was this a month in the mojave was she her the mather and the high the his in the bed a foothold what the do to me that you've been well cooma thought off thought on how will you come out on your feet push me. to not come into stuff an equal. as ina. a short while not come and talk peace when i feel that. fed up of a short while who recommend. that i mean the day is by those who watch is tied to the behind the at the she's at the store our house and then let's see the sun move so i hate that as either cool mother nature. we're. right. and you're ok i am. i'm mad. that ringback. mohave go jim. carrey will call me. you know when will of the enough. to you know

these hardy winter ultra swimmers a staunch supporters of you and the furious that scotland is being dragged out of you. nerds and feeling that we're being torn out of the e.u. . and. with african century and it's horrible and says why don't we start off england and unfortunately. yes give us our independence he can we can look after ourselves the s.n.p. is scotland's leading political party it's calling for open borders with scotland's top trading partner as well as an independent scotland rejoining the e.u. . we have had a lot of extremely generous and friendly overtures from other european governments saying that if things pile britain leaves the european union and scotland takes political control of its own affairs then scotland would be welcome in the european union but that would require a new referendum on scottish independence something the conservative government in london is keen to avoid. that referendum was a once in a lifetime once in a generation of it happened only 5 years ago rather more spending all our time as politicians going over and over having referendum after

hardy. as it all off he. was the washing machine itself we know. that the men and the house at the houseman delic. who had. been with them up of a bullet had you dude but at the weighing when one of them. must walk away you should believe when you're out there when you. do you stand. in cheek. a little for the little sauce on. the rock. or you walk in the interim. i mean when i listen to you. so if you end up one day. when i was i would really. funny give you. a case here on the. air i mean nothing no nothing was look i'll be fine. oh yeah. sure isn't going to come out here oh yeah tell me. this one about economic period that my killer will a. highly separates and when he got you but they hate alice i. mean how telephone. they were all going to him had the right to just him where you literally have to die to know what i did but that would be in authority had the little you lot fun that in the time i'm with you know. which i am with you know what the economy did but as you might you know monkey. the never ending issue none of the really be amended a

these hardy winter how to swim is a staunch supporters of yours and they're furious that scotland is being dragged out of the e.u. . phinney ignored and feeling that turn out of the e.u. . with african century and it's horrible and says what oh sod off england and unfortunately of england. yes give us our independence he. when we can look after ourselves one solution for scotland would be to leave the united kingdom and then we join the e.u. as a separate nation but scots have been favored independence in the past. the last independence referendum in scotland so the remain side win comfortably with the vote share of 55 percent and even today opinion polls don't show a sustained majority for independence the nationalist hope that this will change once britain leaves the e.u. and that will persuade a majority of scots to go their own way. the s.n.p. is scotland's leading political party it's calling for open borders with england scotland's top trading partner as well as an independent scotland rejoining the e.u. . we have had a lot of extremely generous and friendly overtures from othe

departing the planet may be a trip for just a few hardy souls, but this friday, more than 60 millionric departure themselves. now, don't switch off because where we're going is ever so slightly past the bonging, or not bonging, of big ben onjanuary 31. no, we're going a few years into the future, where, according to the makers of one video game, things post—brexit are not going well. the game is the highly anticipated watch dogs: legion, in which makers ubisoft suggest that society has, shall we say, deteriorated a bit. marc cieslak was invited by ubisoft to their hq in toronto to take a very special look inside the game before the launch. this isn't the real piccadilly circus. none of this is real. come to think of it, i'm not even real. this is a virtual version of me reporting from inside a video game. ah, london! had a good run there for a while. watch dogs: legion imagines a dystopian vision of a post—brexit britain, a surveillance state governed by an oppressive regime. the player assumes the role of an activist and hacker who must recruit in—game characters to their cause and

for the -- perhaps full hardy -- perhaps foolhardy for the ecb to signal that that door is shut. in theeen some slow down employment situation in germany. as long as concerns are out there, i think the ecb has to leave that door open. particularly given the hike we saw in sweden some weeks ago, there is a lot of talk as to whether or not the ecb really has enough room to cut again, but i think at this stage, with lagarde having only just taken the reins, she's got a lot of work to do to fix the divisions within the ecb board, etc. i don't imagine that she wants to close off her options at this stage. vonnie: the january 30 boe meeting is now definitely live, which was something that hadn't been considered up to fairly recently, perhaps even until mark carney readied the market for a lower set of projections for economic growth. where do you see the next boe move, and what will it do to sterling? jane: well, i do think sterling is perhaps vulnerable. cable has been below and above $1.30 level. i think the risk is that it tends to be below. just 1.3%, the manufacturing is weak, and

hardy plus cavalry under joe wheeler and some other detaches elements. some very prominent people here. a lot of them are familiar with each other. in many ways this is the second round in the series of battles between rosekrantz in middle tennessee, southeastern tennessee and northern georgia through the late fall of 1862 and all the way through the fall of 1863. this is round two in many ways between the two. understand the story of tullahoma. we have to understand the context in which it's fought and the continuum in which it's fought. always remember that it's part of a continuum of the story of that particular campaign. a lot of times when you look at campaign histories, oh, it starts this day and ends this day, but you often forget that what has gone before sometimes overshadows and influences what is coming. to having said that, let me now explain the context of tullahoma because in many ways to understand, particularly bragg's army, you got to understand that context. and let me rewind from july of 1863 or june of 1863 back to early january of 18

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by 2016, most people in hardy county just did not see it that way. through a collaboration, federal employees were contributing to better problem solving, in large part by making themselves more integral parts of the community and above all, by listening. no longer just uniforms and badges, federal employees were friends and members of the community, and harney county does not like members of the community being harassed. when the occupation ended, rodgers on the national wildlife refuge hala dinner to honor the u.s. fish and wildlife service employees who had borne much of the harassment from the outside militants, to reaffirm that the federal workers are valued members of the community. as a, nation we are enormously fortunate that by chance they chose harney county. the community literally told the militants to go home. we should see the relatively peaceful outcome of the occupation as hopeful evidence that conflict between rural communities and federal agencies can be minimized, and in some cases, win-win solutions can be found but the five the d

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almost 20 years since plans for such a hoarder were 1st proposed by then indian premier a cause be hardy bunch of heights. and it's in that spirit of peace that i monday and keyed out by now making their trip. they were both born in punjab not far from where they now live and with. their making the trip on behalf of their respective families and are among the 1st to have been granted permission to go to kentucky. i'm excited i am. living the moment i saw many video of the many big jazz many people going across about me visiting that place to be a feeling basically on the. one hand in the region and that it was simply that it didn't think that the end wyndham's in. their journey takes them through the indian part of the punjab the bread basket of india and the only indian state where sikhs comprise the majority population the rule even romantic region is home to 18 of the 20000000 indian see some. of them as well as a month you can keep up programs from within pakistan are also under way. on sikh holidays believers are required to visit a temple or. ideally one of the especially holy plac

these hardy winter i'll to swim as a staunch supporters of yours and the furious that scotland is being tricked out of you. that you need nurture and feeling that we're being turned out of the e.u. . and. without your consent and it's horrible and says we don't sod off england and unfortunate under the england and beaten b.s. give us our independence he can we can look after ourselves the s.n.p. is scotland's leading political party it's calling for open borders with england scotland's top trading partner as well as an independent scotland rejoining the e.u. . we have had a lot of extremely generous and friendly overtures from other european governments saying that if things pan out britain leaves the european union as scotland takes political control of its own affairs then scotland would be welcome in the european union but that would require a new referee. and among scottish independence something the conservative government in london is keen to avoid. that referendum was a once in a lifetime once in a generation event it happened only 5 years ago rather than the spending all our tim

we are expecting a huge demonstrations going to be have going on the one which is going to be very hardy and little see that actually kind of a. demand that will be on that day are and i'm going to leave you that because because we we do not know we we are ahead of time as we thank you for that for telling us about the protest still continuing telling why is this tweet here and someone asked me he says in my opinion iran meddling into the affairs in iraq has created for tail take situation a ruckus identify the attention it's now become an iranian who wants the sectarian conflicts that rocked the country no one wants a stable iraq especially the neighbors so that his perspective i'm just wondering knowing from your government experience and administrations from both sides of the aisle what is happening in the state department today. they're very concerned that the project the american project in iraq is really about to collapse now i think for many outside of the state department the idea that the united states invaded this country in 2003 and therefore is not responsible for any of the

correspondent john hardy is digging into the latest developments coming from the investigation and later we are back on the ground in las vegas where 2020 times in my lifetime and there is a 3rd day parties friends of war is there and will bring us up to speed on the latest developments in the auto sector we have so much to get to today and so little time so let's dive right in. china has formally accepted the invitation to washington and come burma vice premier and will lead the delegation while monday through wednesday you.

journalists and television and print still followed the story long after his death including our own john hardy who filed this report on mr epstein as mysterious island off the florida coast. we flew into st thomas like jeffrey epstein had for many years only we were in a small commercial plane and abstain would arrive in his private jet after a night on st thomas we woke up early the next morning and chartered a boat to take us to epstein's little st james and great st james islands of the southeastern coast of st thomas. the trip across the turquoise water from the marina didn't take long only about 15 minutes and then there they were in a tory of silence in a tropical paradise with a sordid story the building on top of the island there that's abstains main residence there's a stone wall there's a lawn there's a couple of other buildings here and we're not sure what they are maybe their guest quarters maybe employee quarters we're not exactly sure frances seeing palm trees lining the island every single palm tree was imported we're told at a cost of $20000.00 each on the opposite end of the $

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correspondent john hardy is on his to break down how the nation's business has been affected by the blazes and later. bowie's was continue as their problems pile up in this and the so we break down what else has gone wrong for the embattled aerospace giant with molly barrows contributor with american lawyer with so much to get to today so let's waste no time and jump right in. as tensions in the middle east escalate over the weekend global markets are slumping as investors push toward safe haven gold is at 7 year highs and oil jumped briefly to its highest since september and there is fear that any middle east conflict could disrupt global supplies with futures rising 2 percent to $70.00 per barrel and u.s. crude climbing to $64.00 while crude turned lower monday giving up earlier gains it is still posting its 5th straight week of gains the u.s. is becoming less sensitive to oil disruptions and price spikes as a country became a net patrolling export for the 1st time in modern history analysts have commented that further up style is still remains as iran is almost certain to respond in som

correspondent john hardy is digging into the latest developments coming from the investigation and later we are back on the ground in las vegas where 2020 consumer electronics shell has entered its 3rd day artie's friends or more is there and will bring us up to speed on the latest developments in the auto sector we have so much to get to today and so little time so let's dive right in. china has formally accepted the invitation to washing. 10 and confirmed by spring nearly all will lead the delegation from monday through wednesday. at the invitation of the us for a member of the political bureau of the communist party of china committee do if i support among your other state council and chiefs of the chinese side china a us. economic dialogue will lead to the delegation.

white movies on a saturday morning or saturday afternoon, so that is where i knew about laurel and hardyn, buster keaton, and saw lots of classic hollywood movies. to be anywhere near them professionally, it was like... you might as well have been talking about going to venus. it wasn't until, you know, i started doing some school plays and then somebody said, you could be an actor, and i said, "what, how? "what do you do? "and there are things called drama schools? " i did not know anything about this, and then i started the process. you can break our hearts, but you cannot break our spirits. cheering we will not be silenced. the #metoo movement has brought about a reckoning in the film industry and beyond, but in the wake of #metoo, there has not exactly been progress for a lot of women in the film industry. female directors, last year, there were fewer working on top movies than there were the year before. what can be done about that, do you think? well, that is maybe a false measurement. at least in that if the progress of women is defined only by whether some of them direct so—calle