letter thatonderful was written by captured highland officer, as 3000 men are sent from the highlands of scotland to put down the american rebellion and 500 highland soldiers are act really captured on the seas and transports on the way over were brought into boston. i want to close by reading -- this is a quotes where he is describing the treatment, he said as it was thought improper for us to remain at a seaport, we were ordered 60 miles up the country. on our journey, no slaves were ever served as we were. through every village, town in hamlet, every women and children , and sometimes men, came out and loaded us with rascally for epithets.scally they threw the most infamous invectives. they added showers of dirt and filth. there's more to this than meets the eye. despite the fact that much of our graduates students time was talking about history, has become a distinguished lecturer at the university of glasgow. he describes himself as an exile in scotland, being from the outer hebrides. and has spoken passionately about how that family background has colored and influenced his prof

li at the regional manager of the highlands region mary really. wanted to be. here i love how are you i love working and. my brand. well tell me about you had given the plan we have to emphasize more. benefits of moving. people are more knowledgeable about employees and it's really. and imagine the contraception. last time we went to your g.p. he was still. there was a high demand side they're very successful in stanley why can't we get some of those to then maybe somewhat instance if they can distribute for us yeah that's what we said but we just didn't find time to do our there's a will you cannot you don't see this district. hospital they clinics let me come walking by saddam. a somali not by name a beard is like i name him islam looks of it was all mine and it will boost in states that will say i'm walking on. stilts going. well maclaughlin this list up someplace yes go by and look at it beneath the local me is making vasectomy at my house yeah i you disallow so then you can we strategize and focus on that on the next 6 months. thank. god over

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since it started in 2006 the festival has celebrated both the cuisine and the culture of the highlandsags with soda pop, cookies, the point is to climb up to the top, grab your prize and climb down. it's my turn. so... slowly from the bottom. freestyle ? here we go. as the games continue, my form doesn't really improve. it was by a feather that we lost. applause. a game that i'm not bad at, i think it's my height advantage. let's watch. that's way farther than mine. i guess you might think that coming so far away you wouldn't be able to make friends, or that it might be a strange tourist experience. but i always find it's some of the best ones, when you come to these places, there's not many foreign tourists, so people are so accepting and grateful that you are here, and will share everything with you. the fairly changeable theme to the autumn weather is set to continue over the next week or so. low pressure‘s in charge. this was the picture taken saturday afternoon in northumberland. sunshine around here and there. i think it will be in shorter supply on sunday for the north—east of e

since it started in 2006 the festival has celebrated both the cuisine and the culture of the highlands, cookies, the point is to climb up to the top, grab your prize and climb down. it's my turn. so... slowly from the bottom. freestyle ? as the games continue, my form doesn't really improve. it was by a feather that we lost. applause. a game that i'm not bad at, i think it's my height advantage. let's watch. that's way farther than mine. i guess you might think that coming so far away you wouldn't be able to make friends, or that it might be a strange tourist experience. but i always find it's some of the best ones, when you come to these places, there's not many foreign tourists, so people are so accepting and grateful that you are here, and will share everything with you. for parts of northern ireland and scotla nd for parts of northern ireland and scotland it is a mainly dry weekend, for others more rain. focus on the rainfor for others more rain. focus on the rain for south—west and southern england, east wales and northern anglia. not of this is mainly dry with just some anglia. n

last night was the coldest night since early may, sophie, temperatures of minus li.5 celsius in highland scotland. elsewhere in scotland, where we are seeing the sunshine this morning, in stark contrast to the grey skies and drizzly rain we have had across the south—east of england and east anglia. the real battle at the moment, and at low pressure, the weather front, bringing moment, and at low pressure, the weatherfront, bringing the moment, and at low pressure, the weather front, bringing the damp weather. high pressure trying to tuckin weather. high pressure trying to tuck in from the atlantic and that is getting squeezed by the clouds toppling down across northern parts of scotla nd toppling down across northern parts of scotland and to the north of northern ireland. otherwise sunshine for scotland, northern ireland, and skies brightening from many parts of england and wales. still a bit damp, many parts of england and wales. stilla bit damp, dreary many parts of england and wales. still a bit damp, dreary and chilly for east anglia and the south—east of england. through this evenin

traditionally people living in high altitudes have been spared from the threat because africa's highlands are traditionally colder and so are mosquito free but now was creeping up mountains and finding new homes there thanks to the warming temperatures being ushered in by climate change. every 2 minutes a child dies of malaria worst affected countries in sub-saharan africa. it's this female mosquito that spreads the parasites causing malaria. thanks to the rollout of massive anti malaria campaigns many regions in africa have seen a sharp drop in malaria cases and deaths in the past 2 decades but progress is now stalling. worryingly malaria is on the rise especially in east africa partly responsible for this this climate change in the kilimanjaro region in east africa malaria used to be rare it's high altitude makes it too cold for mosquitoes now rising temperatures have opened the door to the spread of malaria in africa highlands. peter carey malaria. becoming president and some of the places where they were in place in. the cold the coldest points are becoming less cold in these high alt

cooney a wall but they're also interested in products made of all pocket or llama wool which the highlanders have also made themselves. and that's it for me in the business and of course find out more about these and other stories online at www dot com slash business i'm stephen beers in berlin thanks for watching. the rain forests in ivory coast are threatened by illegal logging to make room for lucrative cocoa plantations. but a new has the potential to resolve the conflict it's allowed the set up of conservation areas and distributing fertile land to farmers. next. goodbye's saw such a low bridge. being changes or annoying in the food industry. or the major food companies changing to meet new demand. nevertheless meat consumption really helped the environment. as we explored germany. made in germany 60 minutes on d. w. . and germany with t.w. any time any place. news video never. had the benefit of pop. songs to sing along to downloads so you can still come from super good seats to be able to. have varied courses funded into active exercises are you talking about i d w dot com a slash don

for coolio wall but they're also interested in products made of alpaca or llama wool which the highlanders have also made themselves. and that wraps up our program here on d w business on preschool thanks for watching and never stopping. and in the end you're not allowed to stay here any more. are you familiar with this. smugglers. reliance and. what's your story. 'd of numbers and women especially in victims of violence. take part and send us your story you are trying always to understand this new culture. you are not a visitor nothing yet you want to become sitting. in for migrants your platform for reliable information. hello and welcome to news from the world of culture we'll be discussing a google exhibition in london that's causing a bit of controversy in just a minute also coming up. diversity in the fashion world leaves something to be designed we take a look at senegalese fashion designer perez who's trying to correct this imbalance . and in our series 100 german must reads a philosophical novel about a man who fears he's not living his life to its full potential night train to li

hunting but they won't harm a single hair on the head of the vick who live here in the peruvian highlands almost 5000 meters above sea level. the yearly check who or ritual is about gathering the will of the wild animal one kilogram can earn you almost 700 euro's you need to shear 3 or 4 of the years to get that much. since the time of the incas the check of the vicar news has been conducted to share the news and you know that the will of the is the finest in the world that's why the community is organized into an association we've been working since 2001. during the time of the income as there were millions of the by 1965 there were almost extinct efforts to preserve the creature have increased the number to over 200000 protecting the which are related to llamas and alpacas has become big business the world trade organization says sales have risen almost 80 percent in the past 10 years peru alone sold 28 tons of the wool during that time to places like italy in this shop in lima a jacket made from certified will cost more than $9000.00 euros. certificate with its number gives you traceab

li at the regional manager for the highlands region mary really. wanted to be. here how lovely how are you i love working and. i love. my brand. and we. are. well tell me about you had given the plant we have to emphasize more. the benefits of. people are more knowledgeable about employees and this really. can imagine the contraception. last time we went to your g.p. it was still. there was a high demand they're very successful in stanley why can't we get some of those today maybe some more dense and see if they can distribute for us yeah that's what really said but we just didn't find time to go out there so will you not you don't see this district. hospital they clinics let me come walking by saddam. a somali not by name a beard is like i name him islam looks of it was all mine is it will bush in states that will say i'm walking on. stilts go. well make no can this list up someplace yes go by and look at it beneath the local me is making bicycle me at my house yeah i you disallow so then you can we strategize and focus on that on the next 6 month

like, what am i telling my highland park staff tomorrow?h. okay. lemonis: but i think, more importantly, the way i'd like you to think about it is, "let's fix this," as an owner... jess: yeah. lemonis: "let's fix the city. let's get that thing cranking, pumping out cash." the fact that jess is upset actually is a confirmation for me of her passion. right now she's worried about what's gonna happen with her staff, and she's doing all that in spite of what's happened with chris and tony. i'm gonna give this to you. go put them up in the front door. chris: all right. jess: [ chuckles ] ♪ lemonis: here you go, brother. man: yep. lemonis: as part of closing down the highland park store, i'm having all of the inventory packed up and moved downtown to the chicago store so we can consolidate it and liquidate the bad stuff all in one location. ♪ i never expected their stock room to look like the amazon fulfillment warehouse, but i also didn't expect it to look like a garage sale. it's thousands of square feet. get it organized and then make use with

together in general motors was buying up companies and ford had kind of consolidated his plan in highland park and was developing the rouge plant that became the largest industrial manufacturing facility in the world and we also had walter who is picking up the maxwell and coordinating those into the brand so two of the three of them really got to the top and they are eventually became the big three the loader company general motors. prior to the turn of the last century brought in many immigrants, mostly from western europe and they settled here and they took good jobs and they help build the industries that they were involved in, following the turn of the 19 century we had quite an influx of people from mediterranean countries, from eastern europe that really help build detroit and to this wonderful melting pot of various neighborhoods, polish neighborhoods, serbian, lithuanian, russian, hungarian. there are lots of folks that were living amongst each other and working in car companies, the rouge plant was the tower of the battle because there are so many different languages. many of th

scissors started in 2006 the festival has celebrated with the cuisine and the of the highlands.budgeted claim at up, grab your prize climb down. it's my turn. so... free suck? —— freestyle ? as the games continue my form doesn't improve. by fa that we lost __by doesn't improve. by fa that we lost ——bya doesn't improve. by fa that we lost ——by a feather that we lost. i'm not good at this game, that's what. that's way farther than mine. i guess you might think that coming so far away you would be able to make friends or there might be a strange tourist experience. but i always find it but the best ones, when you come to this place is there's not many foreign tourists, it's there so accepting and grateful that you are here and there will share everything with you. hello. well, over all, the weather this weekend isn't looking ideal. very changeable, a mixed picture throughout the uk, but there is some sunshine on offer too. but we'll concentrate on the rainfall first. it could be quite heavy again across southern areas of the uk. already the west country has seen a fair bit of rain

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that is the highland rim and they are 500 to 900 feet and very steep and can only be crossed by those three gaps. there is one all weather road that runs out of murray addressboro and today -- murfreesboro and today it is u.s. 41. south out of murfreesboro and done to manchester and southeast toward chattanooga. that is the ground that we will be fighting over. what bragg has done is deployed his arm to cover the gaps with infantry and extend the cavalry several directions. forrest and wheeler will be to the west along the duck river and toward columbia. in the northeast area between woodbury and the top right-hand corner is john hadn't morgan. until -- john hunt morgan. when he embarks on a raid into kentucky and will disobey orders and go into indiana and ohio. he will disappear right before the campaign starts and rosecrans has been waiting for that so he can make a move. polk's karps will be near guys gap. hardee will be around beach grove and fairfield. claiborne's division will hold liberty gap. and the area around fairfield will be election p. stuart's division of about 6,000 m

evacuations include parts of ida ranch road, highland ranch road along the sonoma county line. people in these areas are ordered to leave immediately. >>> fire officials want to get a better handle on the blaze for those dangerous winds settle down in the area tomorrow night. amber lee has more on the aggressive fire from geyserville. >> reporter: we've got firefighters going in. >> they arput out hot spots. then, we got our hand crews who go in with only hand tools. >> reporter: wins were relatively mild, but expected to strengthen dangerously this weekend. cal fire is using all resources, including 1300 personnel on the line. crews are doing all they can to prepare and protect in the face of dangerous conditions. now, cal fire is dealing with an incident that happened in the area of pine flats road at 4:30 friday afternoon. >> fire activity picked up an additional resources were called in due to some sort of event. >> reporter: a ktvu to crew was given access as firefighters conducted an aerial attack in the same area thursday. there are large utility powers and equipment. re

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blue skies and the scottish sun agricole highlands. —— blue skies in the scottish highlands.chunk of rain. at the irish sea, it clips the eastern side northern ireland. clearing from wales and south—west england but some showers following behind. persistent rain working up through the midlands, north wales into northern england. and eventually into southern scotland. behind, sunshine. in the west, we could see some showers but there will be sunny spells as well. a breezy day in places, stronger gusts of wind in east anglia and south—east england. where we do get the afternoon sunshine, temperatures 17 or 18 degrees. the rain is persistent to linger in some areas, 11—12d. this rain pulls away from scotland, then the uk will be dry with clear skies. rain arrives in northern ireland and southern england later in the night. temperatures of five to 10 degrees. place to freezing in rural parts of scotla nd place to freezing in rural parts of scotland and northern england. we start the week with not one but two weather fronts, this weather front returning to south—east england in th

highlands, with what he just said. >> do we eliminate the partial alternative and talk about design because it's not alternative, because it's odd, no matter what and so much the same as the project and then let's just focus on the design of it. will this come to the arc? >> no, we're bringing it to the full commission. >> i'm saying the design will not come back. >> it's not a lan landmark. >> could it be satisfactory if there were an alternative masked the same as the proposed project but had a different design on the facade? >> they can respond more -- they're architects and they know what i'm talking about. [ laughter ] >> so it sounds like you would be ok with not having a partial preservation but changing the design in more of the direction you designed. >> it can still be contemporary. jusjust the massing and articulation can respond. >> how about if we leave the option with the project sponsor to continue. here is what i'm worried about, is what if it gets to the planning commission and they have better drawings and a better understanding of all of the agen adjacencies and someboy c

legislation which extends slash—and—burn land clearance to the region and encourages farmers from the highlandsve in santa cruz. the land is for those who love santa cruz, this will be the end of their domination and colonisation. you, mr evo morales, hate santa cruz. you have shown us many times. president morales has sworn to expand the agricultural frontier and to give access to land to thousands of impoverished farmers, mostly from the highlands. he wants bolivia to compete with neighbouring argentina, planting soya to attract chinese buyers. the fires that started in august burned through an area the size of costa rica. some of the most important biospheres in the americas. and they are still burning. one area, a new national park, bore the brunt of the destruction. the scientists didn't even have a chance to discover what wonders whether before it went up inflames. they say it will take 300 years to grow back, if it ever does. now the leader of bolivia's senate has dismissed the santa cruz protesters demands. she says government policy and actions would be tested in presidential elections

in the country's western highlands collapse at around 10 pm local time when most people are at home. protests in chile show little sign of let up thousands concedes the protests in the capsule despite a government reshuffle aimed at curbing the rest demonstrators threw rocks at police vehicles the process began several weeks ago and he's the hike in metro fares but have since turned into bodies or unrest over inequality in the country you see in yemen has more from santiago. this latest demonstration has ended here in santiago it was called to demand the overall impression that private pension system one of the most common in the country and it is considered to be an up or burst pension system of this that's what the chilean scholars but thousands of people came out also calling for better education better systems and so on even calling for the resignation of president zuma scampering it up these ongoing protests are not going to end in fact the trade union confederation has called for another one for wednesday this was a peaceful protest there were however skirmishes with riot polic

closest to that, it is shower after shower running into the western highlands of scotland, just big rainover the next few days as the showers keep on coming. they are rather more scattered elsewhere, turning into lines, and this line you can pick out here is moving down to the east and south—east of england this afternoon. scattered showers and sunshine elsewhere in england and wales, more showers in northern ireland this afternoon compared with what we have seen so far today and most showers in scotla nd far today and most showers in scotland in the west. it is here we are seeing the strongest winds, gusting and squally winds with the showers, but temperatures around the mid teens. some of us, 17 or perhaps 18 celsius mid teens. some of us, 17 or perhaps i8 celsius in the warmer parts of the east and south—east of england. now, into tonight, most of the showers initially are going to be still running in on the windows into western parts of the uk but will arrive toward south wales and southern england later in the night and into tomorrow morning, perhaps with a rumble of thunder to dist

commissioner highland. so move and that motion passes 6-0 unanimously. >> commissioners, that will place us on item ten. >> can we get commissioner foley back? >> this is a permit to alter. >> we do need a motion to recuse myself. >> i move that you be recused. so moved, commissioners and it passed 7-0. >> jonathan rebburg, application is a request for a major permit to alter for 865 market street, a category 5, un-ratessed unrat. it's developed with an eight-story commercial building completed in 1988. it's most modern in design and one of several components of the border westfield centre. given it's construction date and character, it's considered noncontribute torory to the district. a previous iteration was brought before the committee in june of this year and in response to comments, the proposed alterations have been scaled back with essentially all aspects of the building that contribute to its compatibility retained and left exposed. the project retained a letter from nordstrom. given the noncontrib

breeding and tourism are the main sources of income in the scottish highlands. the rural region is likely to lose hundreds of millions of euros in the e.u. funding many people here doubt the british government will make such funds available to them in the post brics and future. and let's get the markets you. are standing by on wall street for sobrino european financial markets were initially quite upbeat about this deal but then the enthusiasm fizzled out as the agreement still has to be approved by the british parliament how are people on wall street looking at all of this. here was kind of the same over here markets started in positive territory but it's try to hold on to the advance because investors have multiple reasons to be cautious the british parliament could still shoot down this agreement when it meets out of a given that northern irish union is still oppose it and even if a deal is possibly help that much because companies are likely to continue to put off u.k. spending decisions until of the terms of trading with europe are clear so yes the deal had

most of that well with tropical downpours continue as one would expect anywhere from the ethiopian highlands right into the gulf of guinea. what are you protesting about how does this incarnation where they're on line why face many people seeing him directly out of translated slavery or if you join us on segment this is an attack on academic freedom and on our ability to do research and teach freely this is a dialogue myanmar is not making it very welcoming for people to come back everyone has a voice on the truth is real the discussion is real and they aren't here to talk about the solutions on al jazeera october on al-jazeera. as the deadline of october 31st gets closer stay with office for all of the ninety's developments on bricks in. the hot sun will host a new series of interviews with our teachers tackling the big issues about tone mowgli does experts and environmentalist will assemble in iceland to discuss the future of the optic faultlines just by taking a microscope to the most contentious issues facing america and we'll bring you coverage of the announcement of the $29.00 team nob

farming salmon breeding and tourism are the main sources of income in the scottish highlands. the rural region is likely to lose hundreds of millions of euros in a new funding many people here doubt the british government will make such funds available to them in the post-breakfast future. to some of the other stories making news around the world tech firms dominate the list of the world's most valuable brads apple tops the list by market consulting firm interbred the firm is valued at 234 $1000000000.00 google amazon and microsoft all follow with valuations above $100000000000.00 known tech firms have slipped coca-cola placed 5th the top european brand was mrs benz in 8th place. the 3 main distribution companies for pharmaceuticals in the u.s. a caisson i was sourced battening and cardinal health have offered to pay a total of $18000000000.00 to settle thousands of lawsuits johnson and johnson offered an additional $4000000000.00 the companies are held responsible for their part in the deadly opioid crisis. and the us federal communications commission has approved the $260000

the mekong passes through 5 countries on its journey from the highlands of the tibetan plateau to its sprawling delta in vietnam and it's dotted with hydroelectric plants along its course china has completed 11 of them so far in its quest to meet the country's growing energy needs china has power because it's upstream it can build dams at will and it downstream countries and communities cannot do much about it because it produces carbon free energy hydroelectric power is viewed as renewable and sustainable but critics of the news a a very down and others being planned along the mekong say that is the mighty river is harnessed and slows to a trickle the impact on its eco system and the people who live along its banks will be devastating. as the u.s. china trade war hits asian economies regional leaders are creating their own pact to foster growth the regional comprehensive economic partnership would create the world's largest free trade zone population wise and southeast asian leaders a close to hammering out the final details that china backed the old includes big players like india j

mild for scotla nd the highlands and islands.nd northern ireland and chile for england and wales. temperatures not far away from freezing. we will see changes in the southeast with more cloud coming in, it may be a few showers. cloud putting into the midlands and eventually into lincolnshire. generally dry across scotland and it will turn wetter in the west much later on in the day and in the afternoon rain in northern ireland. temperatures much like those today. not much changes on thursday with outbreaks of rain and cloud. brightening up from the west with sunshine and showers, some frequent heavy and thundery showers in western scotland and northern ireland and gusty wind as well. hello from the bbc sport centre. england head coach eddiejones says all the pressure will be on new zealand in saturday's world cup semi—final as he claimed his side's training session on tuesday had been spied on. jones said it looked as though there was someone filming england from one of the flats overlooking england trainning, the implication tha

lemonis: i'm taking corey and laurie to highland park where i own a big warehouse.ice merchandise in the fashion industry, but i've always had bigger plans for it, and i think this business may be a perfect fit. this is just an overflow warehouse that i use to bring things in and out and process returns from online businesses here. corey: wow. beautiful building. lemonis: yeah, isn't it gorgeous? it'd make a really cool bagel factory. corey: it would. -laurie: are you kidding me? -lemonis: no. -laurie: am i allowed to scream? -lemonis: you can scream. laurie: because i'm being serious, it would be amazing. lemonis: my idea for this building is to build a big commissary -- bagel factory, bagel chips -- the ability to do all of it here -- bag it. they're gonna start ripping up the floor next friday. -corey: wow. -lemonis: the commissary will not only support additional new locations, but can support a wholesale market, as well. and so if i end up putting more money into the commissary or more money into this deal, well, it's gonna be money well spent. the work will ta

kenya's lush western highlands are among the world's best most profitable t. growing regions but to keep secrets and people say they were driven out of these rolling hills and abused under british colonial rule. their violent expulsion condemned them to lives of hardship and poverty now they are banding together to call on the un to investigate their treatment. hold us the whole of us who are in pretty. ripping. profits out off the proceeds with these blood or now it's only. the land they left behind in 1904 is now prime t. growing land near cary cho is largely owned by corporate giants such as unilever which sources tea from courage show for some of its best selling brands like lipton . more than 100000 victims of signed the un complaint they want an apology and reparations for their homeland being taken and reallocated to white settlers they allege the british army used rape murder and arson to seize land and carry cho. are you learning i'm so angry because we were a very rich people i want to british to apologize so that we can be friends and embrace one an

automobile industry, from henry ford whose assembly line is famous and this is a recreation of his highland park assembly line to walter chrysler and william durant who founded general motors. this big, exciting boom in manufacturing in the automobile industry was huge in the southern part of michigan, particularly southeastern michigan. but at the same time the northern part of michigan was still largely farming as a major industry. but the advances in the technology, particularly the gasoline engine resulted in new technologies like the motorized tractor. other scientific breakthroughs in the study of farming and agriculture really helped usher in a new era of farming in michigan and enabled family farms to grow into sustainable businesses. i think early in the 20th century, almost 25% of michigan farmers were dairy farmers. that was a huge industry for us. so while the factories are booming in southeast michigan, we've got farming on a larger scale happening. so both worlds existing simultaneously. we've now moved in the part of the museum that talks about michigan during world war ii an