we spoke to henry bolton a little bit earlier, a nervous looking henry bolton is a good reason, he saidhat he was removed, it would really plays the future of ukip in jeopardy. that is what has happened, he wanted to reform the party, he will now get the chance to do that. in terms of who might be the next leader, london mep has been talked about as a potential candidate. we are likely to find out quite quickly he will throw their hats into the ring service. at the moment, this news sinking in. celebrations are some that quite a lot of people here very disappointed, saying is actually skulduggery, politicalskulduggery in the form of the national executive committee and they wanted to see henry bolton remain and unite his party, said he wanted to professionalise it. disappointed faces. actually quite a lot of celebration as well and we will get that announcements shortly, it seems, about who will be the acting leader was that leadership election ta kes leader was that leadership election takes place. what might puzzle people is ukip have have many leadership changes in recent times and t

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reportera: pasaban las horas y la condiciÓn de henry empeoraba.s y espaÑol. "ah, bueno, asÍ serÁ." repotera: lo que habÍa comenzado como una supuesta gripe terminÓ a las 2:30 de la tarde con un infarto fulminante. >> la novia de mi hermano me dice "jesÚs, nos abrazamos. lo perdimos al henry." y dije "sÍ, lo perdimos." nos pusimos a llorar. empezaron a llegar las amistades. muchas amistades que en los pasillosya no cabÍan. reportera: la presencia de la supuesta traductora seguÍa inquietando a jesÚs. >> cuando regresa la novia de mi hermano, lejana del brazo y me dice "jesÚs, con esa muchacha que estÁ ahÍ se casÓ henry por los papeles." y le digo "cÓmo que se casó? yo no sabÍa nada, y por quÉ taparon estos? por quÉ motivo no me explicaron? yo como hermano tenÍa derecho de saberlo." reportera: te sentiste defraudado en ese momento o? >> sÍ, me sentí defraudado. reportera: le dolÍa ese sentía ofendido porque un mes antes, Él habÍa estado celebrando con >>celebrada con su novio aunque gastado con su novia casado. en un matrimonio que durÓ 59 dÍas. >> c

henry button has only just arrived in independence party.arrived in the last ten minutes. a media scrum around him as he came through these doors. he was asked whether it was his last day in charge and he did not answer. the meeting was meant to get underway about an hour ago but it is thought there are many more members then left first expected. we were told 1200-1500, the icc have 1200—1500, the icc have confirmed there are around 2000 members packed into one of these holes behind me. they will have the chance to today vote on whether henry bolton remains as the party leader. the motion of no—confidence by the national executive committee was passed last month, in the wake of those revelations about text messages, thatis revelations about text messages, that is not the only reason, they say, that they voted no in henry bolton. they say he was taking the party ina bolton. they say he was taking the party in a direction they did not like and he was becoming too mainstream. and that actually he isn't the right man for the job. nigel farage di

he backed henry bolton who turned out to be even worse. us into this position, and i think he should come back and sort out this mess. he has had terriblejudgment choosing leaders but was a very good ukip leader himself. we need somebody in ukip now who is a strong leader, who can really fight for this party and fight for this country and fight for the brexit, the clean brexit, that the people voted for. i want to say to him, come back, i know you and i have had our differences but come back, lead this party. if you are not prepared to do that, and you are being paid a huge salary by the european parliament to be a full—time politician, and not an occasional politician and a full—time celebrity, do your duty by this party and this country. if you don't want to, then please get out of ukip‘s way and let them choose a leader without any interference from you, because you have shown such poor judgment in the past. on security after brexit. theresa may said a new treaty on foreign and defence policy should be effective by next year. the challe

they wanted to see henry bolton remain and unite this party.onalise it. there is quite a lot of celebration here as well. we will get that announcement shortly, it seems, about who will be the acting leader. what might puzzle people as they watched this is that ukip has had many leadership changes in recent times. it is only so often you can continue that process before people lose confidence in the overall position and direction are party is taking. absolutely. that is why some of the membership here today were anxious for this result not to happen. they wanted henry bolton to stay in place, it it is chaotic to have yet another leadership election. he became the fourth leader in 18 months when he took over back in september. then we have these revelations about text m essa 9 es have these revelations about text m essa g es by have these revelations about text messages by his partner. this and also the nec saying we haven't got confidence in you as a leader anyway. some of the membership saying, hang on, we are facing a really difficult time. t

john henry browne: if the opdykes are behind this-- [interposing voices] john henry browne: if the opdykesd this, and you know, they hired me, i'll tell you, if they hired me, i wouldn't be wearing my timex. ok? you know, that's ridiculous. keith morrison: john henry browne settled into a local hotel and set to work, deconstructing the prevailing public view of defendant, michael oakes. keith morrison: here in court, browne sucked up the attention. john henry browne: and i would suggest counsel come to trial and she'll find out. keith morrison: naturally flamboyant. john henry browne: i don't think i have a dog in this fight. keith morrison: while the client seemed to disappear into the woodwork behind him. a client who, said john henry browne, was not at all the villain the prosecution seemed determined to portray. john henry browne: what we have is a man who, has on his own, raised very successfully four children. keith morrison: it became, shall we say, a theme. michael oakes, single father of four, grandfather of one. well-spoken, mild mannered, but certainly not any ordinary salesman

henry bolton, former leader of ukip.uropean union after brexit calls for a new "deep and special partnership." in a speech in germany, the prime minister warned that failing to work together would put everyone at risk. in response, the president of the european commission said he'd welcome a close security alliance — but it must be negotiated separately from other brexit issues. our political correspondent, vicki young, reports from munich. in defence and security the uk is a significant player and the prime minister hopes that will get her a special deal. she arrived in munich keen to lay out britain's contribution. generous spending on defence and expertise it wants to share even after brexit. theresa may urged the eu to take a practical approach. this cannot be a time when any of us allow competition between partners, rigid institutional restrictions, or deep—seated ideology, to inhibit our cooperation and jeopardise the security of our citizens. she's calling for a new security treaty so that the close partnership ca

a lot younger members say that they want to see henry bolton go.ey don't think he is right for the job. some of the other membership say that they need to get behind him. this is ridiculous. we have had four leaders in 18 months, up have had four leaders in 18 months, up until when henry bolton was elected. this is a case of the nec having too much power. it's all going on in there now. we will hear from henry bolton and steve crowther, and nec member, on the two sides. people will be picked at random to put their points of view forward. we believe it is two from each side, 77 people have applied to speak on stage, two from each side are picked at random and then it goes to a closed ballot. votes are counted on stage in front of the assembled membership. then the result will be announced. we are expecting something from birmingham on the subject of the ukip leader within the next 30 minutes or so. we will bring that to you as and when that happens. the british geological survey have said in the last little while that they we re in the last little w

i'm curator of transportation here at the henry ford. we are inside the henry ford museum of american innovation, just outside our driving america exhibit where we look at the history of the automobile in the united states. we're actually standing in front of series of presidential limousines telling the story of the development of presidential transportation over the last 117 years or so. behind me is a 1902 clarj used by theodore roosevelt. by the time of his administration it's a common occurrence of cars moving on public streets. roosevelt, for all of the reputation he has is a forward looking progressive. they thought there was a formality appropriate to the dig any to the office and he had a progressive and man of the people image he wanted to protect and automobiles were thought of as play things for the wealthy. it wouldn't do him good riding around in a car. he used a broem moving around washington, d.c. vehicles like this were fairly common in larger cities. we have a vision in our heads by so many western movies that everybody

so, at that time buying into wilson's arguments he would have found henry ford anathema. later he helps try to revise tax laws under roosevelt where henry ford's business was so important to the michigan economy that-- and ford was still a privately held company at that time and i think it was the inheritance taxes that roosevelt was perfect posing that would force for to go public which they ultimately did, but that could also jeopardize the state of the company and so he ends up helping-- trying to help ford in that way and then ford is left-- less evident in world war ii. father coughlin, of course, start out supporting roosevelt and then famously moves into that sort of anti- somatic role as a roosevelt critic and he's doing that in league with another guy who's in detroit at that time, gerald lk smith flame throwing evangelical minister and vandenberg doesn't like those characters at all. he doesn't really have much interaction with them and i don't have any record-- they were so busy attacking roosevelt that they really-- vandenberg would've been someone they would

i'm curator of transportation here at the henry ford. we are inside the henry ford museum of american innovation, just outside our driving america exhibit where we look at the history of the automobile in the united states. we're actually standing in front of a series of presidential limousines which tell the story of the development of presidential transportation over the last 117 years or so. >> right behind me is carriage used by president roosevelt. the automobile is a force of the united states starting in the 1890s but by the time of roosevelt's administration, it is a common occurrence to see cars moving on public streets. roosevelt, interestingly enough, for all of the reputation he has, is a real forward-looking progressive, never cared much for automobiles. he wanted to remain in horse-drawn vehicles. i think partly he thought there was a formality involved with horse-drawn transportation that was appropriate to the office. but i think also he had a progressive and sort of the man of the people image he wanted to protect. at th

therefore henry bolton has been removed by the democratic decision of the membership...at, ukip bid farewell to another short—lived leader. henry bolton had put his fate in the hands of the party members and five months after they elected him they voted him out. you don't embark on something like this, obviously, hoping to win through. and then find that you don't win through, without feeling, you know, some disappointment, of course. but hey, you know, take it on the chin and move on. it was his relationship withjo marney that led to questions over his future. she sent a series of offensive messages leading ukip's ruling body to demand he quit. today, party members voted and they endorsed that decision. so the mep, gerard batten, has ta ken over temporarily. before the fourth leadership contest in 18 months. costly for a cash—strapped party. ukip has to continue because we are the only opposition. this party was riding high after the brexit referendum, but since then it's been in turmoil, struggling for direction and leadership. and there is a risk today's result could

ukip members are to decide on whether to back or sack henry bolton as party leader.lso in the next hour... president trump meets survivors of wednesday's high school shooting in florida. the president declined to answer a reporter's question on gun control. also, south africa after president zuma — just one of the topics under discussion in dateline london with carrie gracie, in half an hour, here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. lizzy yarnold has won team gb‘s first gold medal at the winter olympics in south korea. she's won the women's skeleton, making yarnold the first british competitor to defend a winter olympic title. yarnold headed into the final run 0.02 seconds behind leaderjanine flock, but a poor finish from the austrian saw her drop out of the medal places. our sport correspondent is in pyeongchang. an extraordinary day here, one that will live long in british olympic memory. the most successful in british winter olympic history. that's largely because of lizzy yarnold winning the gold medal here in the skeleton and defending her title

navy he and henry ford spent so much money and was never allowed to take the seat but henry ford's isolation during world war i was to be very critical of the government and basically he had a famous remark of the sinking of the lusitania they should have known better so at that time buying into wilson's arguments he would have out henry ford into revised tax law ford was still a privately held company and the inheritance taxes would force ford to go public which they did but it also could have jeopardized the state of the company so he tried to help ford in that way. so father coughlan -- coughlan famously moves into the anti- somatic role and is doing that in league with another congressman the flame throwing evangelical minister. and i don't have any records they were so busy attacking roosevelt that vandenberg would have been somebody they would nominally support and with minimal interaction. >> and to remind you. [inaudible] >> first of all he contributed to it in a sense has as as fighting for greater appropriations for the military and nato allies that aids in the development of the m

henry: generally we would argue investment grade credit is expensive.affic more complex areas of high-yield and private credit. globally, in india we see real growth in asia in this private credit. access to credit quickly. these transactions are complex. maybe we will partner with a firm like kkr that can help. the started the financial crisis in the u.s. was the banking system contracted. we took the equivalent of five morgan stanleys out of the system. folks had to provide capital. that has become a more mature business. we see growth in the u.s. and in europe. we are spending more time in asia where we see interesting opportunities in the emerging markets as well as participating in areas such as australia and developed markets where there are interesting things as well. jason: as you alluded to what is going on in india and china, china seems to be at a rather fascinating moment right now. whether it is the broader economic story or specific stories of what appears to be of real estate asset. how does that play into the market? china our view is th

my name is henry rollins and this is off—road tattoo!didn't catch on. i caught up with him in london today. as an old school punk rocker, how do you feel about alt—right punks? i think, it'sjust my opinion, i see how easily a young person might be taken with an alt—right movement because it capitalises on anger, on hurt. the black guy looked at me and some guy pushed me in the schoolyard and i'm going to get back, and that's how they recruit. and i think these young people are easily manipulated. those who seduce them, they know how to work anger and ignorance and bring these people into the fold. is there an anger inside you? yeah. it gets worse as i get older, but i get better at finding places for it to go. what do you think of your president? he's perhaps the wrongest guy for thejob and only once in my life have i ever look at an american president and thought to myself, i could do a better job than this guy. let's imagine you are donald trump's national security adviser. trump calls you in to the oval office and says, henry, what ar

henry bolton will have a short time to put his case.ort time to put his case. we will also hearfrom steve crowther, a vetera n also hearfrom steve crowther, a veteran member of the national executive committee, on why henry bolton should go. there will then be two short speeches for either side, made by people drawn randomly. we will not get to hear those, but the membership roll. there will be a close ballot, those will be counted on stage and we will get the announcement. henry bolton has indicated that if this vote goes against them he will make a pretty immediate resignation. unscientific polling, but the people i have been talking to seem pretty split. gerard batten, a london mep for ukip, possibly seen as the leader in waiting, would not be drawn on how he thinks it is going to go when i spoke to him earlier. the press release talked about much drama here today and that could absolutely be the case. looking for a result possibly around 3:30pm. that is exactly the question i was going to ask, then we will find out if they are going

henry walton has been facing an uncertain future since revelations came out about text messages sentout text messages sent by his partnerjoe mane, about text messages sent by his partner joe mane, this about text messages sent by his partnerjoe mane, this happened before christmas. it emerged she had sent racist text messages including some about meghan markle who is prince harry's beyonce. there were other problems as well, and the national executive committee of the uk independence party decided to pass a motion of no—confidence in henry bolton last month, they felt he had not had that the situation well. he distanced himself from joe mane somewhat, but not completely, saying they were no longer in a romantic relationship after those renovations. but there were still friends and he was trying to help out friends and he was trying to help our work through a difficult personal time. that was not good enough for the nec who felt he had handled the situation badly and obviously the majority of the membership here agreed, that's why they voted to get rid of him. the uk independence part

henry bolton has a different view.t person to take the party into future. being a democratic party, that decision is not made behind closed doors. we have 1500 members here in birmingham who will listen to our dinners from both sides and make the decision. you presumably we re make the decision. you presumably were neutral as party chairman in this vote and didn't vote. are you prepared to express a view today? maybe after the meeting! as long as iam chairman, maybe after the meeting! as long as i am chairman, the chairman is appointed by the leader but reports to the nec. i have the unenviable task of being right between the two of them. that's why i have too chair the meeting. i will be in front of those 1500 people, maintain some sort of order, giving both size an equal opportunity to put their site. i will be the only member that will not vote at the end of the meeting then i will announce the result. after that i may give a hint as to my opinion but ultimately myjob is to make sure that the mechanics of the day wo

i agree very much with what henry was saying earlier.e need to somehow put a stop sign to the aggressive behavior of russia and try to include them in a constructive dialogue. we then can expand to other countries and try to get a joint enterprise going that would have the objective of getting nuclear weapons out of the world. >> thank you. that's very helpful. i appreciate your answer. one other topic i would like to ask you about it last year the trump administration sought aic significant cut to the funding to the department of state and many of us arend concerned about reports of turmoil as the state department, low morale and investor ships that have lasted unfilled and senior career diplomats who are resigning in large numbers and i know senator reid asked about morale at the state department but i want to ask a question from a different point of view.w. the world still looks to be united for leadership and i am concerned that we are increasingly not there to answer the call. let me ask secretary kissinger and secretary scholz what

the club have suspended henry, our sports correspondentjoins us.enry, our sports correspondent joins us. what exactly has been said today? this stems from an e—mail that was allegedly sent by tony henry to a players agent and a senior west ham official in which he outlined the clu b official in which he outlined the club did not wish to sign any more african players. the daily mail obtain this e—mail and are reporting they confronted him and asked about this and he confirmed the club did not want to sign any additional african players in his words they caused mayhem when they were not in the team and had a bad attitude. furthermore he said the club management were aware of this, west ham were swift to react to this today, they said they had no intentions of ever being discriminatory and that was not the case that they were an inclusive clu b case that they were an inclusive club and they did not discriminate on any grounds of gender, sexual orientation or nationality or race. they suspended tony henry and say that conducting a full enquiry and they

>> i think henry has given a very thoughtful statement. i would say be careful with red lines. >> yes. >> i remember at the start of world war ii i'm a boot in the marine corps. and i remember the day the sergeant handed me my rifle. he said, take good care of this rifle, this is your best friend and remember one thing. never point this rifle at anybody unless you're willing to pull the trigger. no empty threats. empty threats destroy you. so i would be very careful in drawing red lines that imply that if somebody messes with them there's going to be a nuclear war. i agree entirely with henry here that we should be working with china and perhaps russia, but particularly china. and as it dawns on everybody that what is potentially happening here is exactly what henry said, that there's going to be a plifroliferation of nucr weapons all through asia, that's not very comfortable for china. i think if we could work constructively with china on this we might just get somewhere. >> thank you. >> and i can't help but believe, i nov it's beenknow

nataly: gran actuaciÓn de henry martÍn, que sueÑa ir a una copa del mundo.n es momento de nuestro happy ending esta mujer que tiene 77 aÑos de edad, es admirable ver de quÉ manera domina el balÓn. una y otra vez y no se le cae, pocas personas logran esto. muy buenas noches. ♪ arantxa: domingo 4 de febrero y estas son las principales noticias. republicanos y demÓcratas le contestaron que no serÁ exonerado de la trama rusa. dice que el muro que quiere trump en la frontera no serÁ suficiente para detener el trÁfico de estupefacientes que vienen de latinoamÉrica. los ecuatorianos le han dicho que no han legado el presidente de correa. eliminaron la reelecciÓn indefinida. en un final cardÍaco, las Águilas de filadelfia volaron por todo lo alto coronÁndose por primera vez campeones de la nfl en el sÚper tazÓn nÚmero 52. autor: este es un noticiero univisiÓncomo fin de semana, con felicia arantxa. -- fÉlix y arantxa. fÉliz: muy buenas noches y bienvenidos al noticiero univisiÓn. aunque el presidente donald trump se considerÓ reivindicado la publicaciÓn donde supues

. >> ♪ my name is henry, henry henry box brown ♪ >> reporter: tells a story of henry box brown, he waswhen his three children and pregnant wife were sold pushing him to escape. his plan to ship himself in philadelphia in a 3-foot wooden box. >> here's a box that he would fit into. >> reporter: he is same height of brown, taking creative license, using this box. >> i'm in in this box for theater reasons. >> reporter: humans of the narrative and music is real. >> a slave didn't have a full wardrobe. >> what about the story of henry box brown that struck you. >> he was a slave, yes, but he sang in the church choir, he went to church every sunday. >> reporter: director philip brown wrote the narrative he said, he spent 27 hearst in excruciating pain all for freedom. >> to me, the story speaks of deep faith perseverance and will to live. >> reporter: freedom theater the original venue is crested because of flooding so the play will run through february t community college of philadelphia with proceeding to go freedom's repair. dice says his goal, it is to change the view of slavery. >> even

in the e—mail it is alleged tony henry said they didn‘t want to sign any more african players.by senior management, but west ham have said they do not tolerate any kind of discrimination, they have suspended him today, and save they have acted swiftly due to the serious nature of the claims. the fa themselves are investigating, we understand the pfa, the players union, say they are shocked by the views and sake there is no place for them in football and there has also been a reaction from some of the west ham players, cheikh kouyate, one of their players taking the social media this morning, posting a picture of himself saying "african and private, proud. " —— african and proud. thank you, richard conway. the end of january is a milestone for all those people who pledged to go the whole month without drinking alcohol. 0rganisers of the dry january campaign say thousands of people signed up to take part. another campaign — veganuary — has also reported thousands pledging to avoid eating animal—derived products for the month, with more people questioning where their food comes fr

i know henry is probably watching. if he isn't watching, somebody will tell him about me mentioning his name. i'm doing it to honor henry but also honor bill bring yaim. the one on one passing of the world -- billy graham. the one on one passing of the word from me to someone else, dr. graham to someone else is the way christianity was built over the years and will continue to be preserved in the years to co. as we honor in the united states senate and united states of america, the great man, a great leader, a man of god and servant of god, i am just so thankful i had the opportunity to be in this chamber on the day we honored billy graham and his life. i'm so happy that i had the ability and opportunity to know his servant henry holly and be one of those along the way that henry helped to live a more response and love -- responsible and loving life. i yield back my time and defer to the gentleman from oklahoma. mr. lankford: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from oklahoma. mr. lankford: mr. president,

wrestling phenom and olympic gold medalist, henry cejudo. >> my whole life is depending on this day,. this is what i worked fo what i came about here in this world to do. >> laila ali. >> i don't really remember. i don't remember at what age i realized that my father was the most famous man in the world. >> and ray lewis. >> i think that is what my passion was, to get after people. i think i learned that kind of early. >> at 22 henry cejudo made history and lived out his greatest dream, becoming the youngest american wrestler to ever bring home a gold medal from the olympic games. he documents his story in a new book called "american victory." >> my whole life, people asked me when did you start? i have been wrestling since i was born. it's been a battle. wrestling was good. one of seven kids. i was beat up by my brother, sisters. i go down the ladder, so i was forced to be tough, to get tough. >> from the age of ten the sport of wrestling became the one constant in henry's otherwise difficult childhood. >> we are here in l.a. you know, my father, the stealing of the christmas toys.

thank you, ed henry. also big news tonight on uranium one.ning that the fbi informant at the center of this scandal in fact told congressional committees that russia paid millions to the u.s. lobbying firm apco worldwide in a bid to influence then secretary of state hillary clinton by helping bill clinton's charities. in a state obtained by fox news, the informant says that russian nuclear officials told him at various times, quote: they expected apco to apply a portion of the $3 million annual lobbying fee it was receiving from the russians to provide in-kind support for the clinton's global anywhere tia and apco was expected to give assistance free of charge to the clinton global initiative as part of their effort to create a favorable environment to ensure the obama administration made affirmative decisions on everything from uranium one to the u.s.-russian civilian nuclear cooperation agreement. we did reach out to apco for comment. they told us, in part, the allegations are false and unfounded. apco also told us that its volunteer work f

so, say john henry, john henry days, what if i updated this industrial age anxiety myth of john henryormation age. what kind of stories i would generate from that? then it seemed i'd been avoiding writing from personal material that it seemed four books in, novels in, it was time to, and so that book was important to me as a writer, just access different a parts of me experiment -- my personality and my world and put that out there, and it started with a character as opposed to intellectual question, a character in a setting. bengie, sag harbor, this time in long island, and then since then, i think i've had a bigger sort of emphasis or put more work into the characters. and i think cora and then the underground railroad is a culmination of two periods in my work. there's a really strong character grounding it, and i've been learning from sag harbor and doing one and the otherring intos, took but the last eight years, and starting abstract premise, what if i made the underground railroad into something real. so there's that sort of early strain of an abstract people and is also the ch

this is henry, henry was born on nick foles' birthday, he and dad were up all night.enry said since he has been born the eagles have not lost, he is a good luck charm. we love joe who send us a picture of him and his underdogs, they are tired, but happy. share your morning after on twitter and facebook, i love to share them with everybody. if you go to my twitter page we'll look at that. traffic is moving just fine, we're watching for slick spots we've seen icy patches here and there. a bunch of accidents on the turnpike westbound new past downingtown partially blocking the left lane. another one on the turnpike westbound on-ramp from virginia drive. two new dissents on the -- two new accidents on the turnpike. we had broad street shut down overnight and lots of septa detours that has cleared, we're just watching for slick spots. >> it's getting busier and busier at philadelphia international airport. >> it's going to be happier and happier as more fans come in. let's go to jeanette reyes who is there to greet them. >> reporter: we have two dozen flights coming in fro

ed henry is here to sort it out.ood evening. >> breaking tonight, president trump is weighing in on a story. just a few moments ago, republican senator marco rubio out on twitter tonight, defending mark warner, a democrat, who has been leading one of the many investigations into what happens with russia and the 16 election. as you mentioned, he's been investigating the president's ties to russia, and warner himself had extensive contact, we've learned, with a lobbyist or a russian oligarch who offered him access to christopher's deal. the former british spy. in fact, what we are learning tonight is that warner texted he would "rather not have a paper trail in case he could not deal an agreement with the former british spy. steele has not agreed to an interview yet. he began texting with his lobbyist in february 2017 about brokering in the older justice department to get the wikileaks founder julian assange to the u.s. to potentially face charges. the exchange dozens of texts about possible testimony from his primary

the important ones were colonel henry knox who was in charge of the crossing. colonel john glover's men for massachusetts were manning the boats. there were a lot of sailors. you have division commanders, two division commanders, general nathanael greene and general john sullivan. they are going to be leading to -- two several marches to trenton. you also have alexander hamilton with the new york artillery. he will be an aide for washington later on in the war. you have a young, 18, lieutenant james monroe, who would become our fifth president of the united states. you have quite a few of the founding fathers in the army at this point. once the army is across, they had to wait, the artillery took some time to get across. it is about 4:00 in the morning on december 26. a nine mile about march ahead of them. i think it is greenwood, john greenwood who wrote about the march. he says basically, we marched no faster than a 10-year-old could walk, and stopping frequently. there was a line of march, numerous halts and starts. it took about four hours to go the nine mi

no one wanted to comment afterward. >> that was henry lee reporting. the victims family has set up a gofundme page and a link, go to our website ktvu.com and click on the web links. >>> the family of a san francisco man that was shot to death with a gun stolen from a police officer's personal car has filed a claim against the city for negligence. last august 23-year-old victim was shot to death their 26 in south van ness avenue in san francisco. police arrested three men for the shooting. the family of the victim claims that even as all this was happening, the officers who gun was you still did not know his gun was missing. >> they know that what happens when they don't take care of their weapons. is a crime, violent crime, and potentially death results. that's what happened here. and we want to make sure that it never happens again. >> the san francisco police department policy requires police officers to place firearms in, quote, locked metal containers, affixed to the vehicle or inside the locked trunk of the vehicle out of public view. the officer

hen i have going henry is going to stick around.baba takes a stake for a possible ipo they're up 14% for the year. let's bring in joseph berger, a firm folk used on tfocused on t >> we were not surprised by the results this quarter they did quite well and we were seeing that in our data and analysis i just got back from spending three months in our shanghai office and a couple things that i noticed this time around, one, during singles day we saw alibaba do a good job of game gamifying the user they can go online, play a game, redeem a coupon at a local merchant they're really integrating the online and offline experience for the user and keeping them coming back during the biggest promotion period of the year the second thing that i noticed is the ali pay that's going to benefit them long term. that is something that we're seeing and i saw most recently in my trip there >> and, joseph, we've seen jack really go on a spending spree in the last couple years, $13 billion since 2015 to add brick and mortar to the empire is that retail

next, we tour the presidential vehicles collection at the henry ford museum in dearborn, michigan.

henry bolton has said if the day.s said if the vote goes against him he will stand down. he is head—to—head with the national executive who passed a vote of no confidence in him after revelations came out that his girlfriend had sent racist tweets about prince harry's beyonce. henry bolton said he was leaving his girlfriend, only to then make it not so girlfriend, only to then make it not so clear if that was the case. he says that the party's executive is against him. he wants to change the structure of the party if he stays on, but it is a big if. it comes down to how many ukip members turn up down to how many ukip members turn up to vote. if the vote goes against him, he says he will stand down and another ukip leadership campaign will begin. thank you. theresa may is expected to urge the eu to put aside ‘political doctrine and ideology‘ and sign up to a post—brexit security treaty with britain. speaking at a conference in munich this morning, she'll say that nothing must get in the way of britain and the eu helpin

henry clay, from the great state of kentucky, called for internal improvements and, believe it was in the 18 -- mid-1800s. because lewaned and knew the economic benefits of connecting places called the far west, kentucky, tennessee, ohio, with all the people who lived on the eastern sea board. divide d eisenhower -- henry clay was a whig but that would predecessor party of the republicans, dwight d. eisenhower, republican president in the 50s, started the interstate highway premier which has benefited so much america, and ronald reagan never cut back on infrastructure, even though he cut back on lots of other programs. it's brand new that president trump is about the first president in a long, long line of democrats and republicans, who doesn't really believe that the federal government should be at the forefront of billing our infrastructure, whether it's highways, roads, bridges, water, sewer, power grid, high-speed internet. president trump is way off base on this and we should come together ourselves because people on both side offered the aisle have always believed in investing i

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here we are with william henry harrison, one of our shortest lived presidents and what we have for him is a presentation or an inaugural cane presented to him. we're not sure it was presented by but the idea of presenting a cane to somebody or a walking stick probably more appropriate term was a show of respect and show of esteem to that person that you're giving that to. around the top of the cane, it is engraved on his inauguration day of march 4th, 1841. canes were very common accessory as far as walking around. now we think of them as something that older people use to get around but they were very passionate about them in the day. here we are with john tyler. john tyler was the vice president for william henry harrison and with harrison's death he became president. and what we have on loan from through the virginia hick cal society and actually through his great granddaughter is a card and gaming table which was beautiful inlaid wood. it's probably made in the netherlands and it opens up into a smooth playing surface or it also has a second hinge which opens up into affeldted tabl

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henry, i've lost my phone, so i was looking for it and you caught me.d henry. >> ed: i think there are two tracks to the investigation, okay. there are a lot of trump supporters that want to say ah-ha, this malfeasance and wrongdoing, and now this memo exposing what happened with fisa shows this is an illegitimate investigation. that's wrong. and then i think there are a lot of people in mainstream media that don't want to cover this. >> why not? >> let's expose government wrongdoing. now they're like national security, don't put this stuff out there. i think there are two investigations and going on two tracks, whether either party likes it or not. there is an investigation of the president, he is got to deal with that. he hopes it is over soon. he thinks he has been vindicated, and a second investigation of the investigators. some don't want to see it go forward, but guess what? it is here to stay. there is more coming. >> is that why we haven't heard from jeff sessions. >> he has recused himself, which led to robert mueller. >> he is still the attorn