the mission to break into hitler's third reich. >> courtney hodges looked like a rum.d small town banker. opposite of the patton type personality. >> between the rur valley and hodges army was 70 square miles of heavily wooded terrain the germans called the hurtgenwald. he was ordered to drive straight through the forest to the valley. >> this put the first army on a collision course with the huertgen forest. >> one of the participants likened it to the forest out of hansel and gretel. almost a prime evil feel to it. >> just in a big pool of replacements. >> joining the battle hardened troops that fought from normandy were thousands of green replacements like 20-year-old dale wiley. he joined the 47th regiment of the 9th infantry division, the old reliables. along with the third armored division he and his fellow men were among the first americans into the forest. >> we got on a truck, went up to a point. we started hearing guns. there was a lieutenant colonel who met us and told us in a nice speech, everybody's not going to die. it's not as bad as you might think. tha

from the outset of the forest campaign, generals eisenhower, bradley and hodges failed to identify abjective, critical for the drive into germany. >> this is the schwammenauel dam and reservoir where it controlled the level of the river which would dix cate when the americans could get across the river and enter the plain toward the ride. >> the americans initially did not realize the significance of these dams and what would happen if they were to be destroyed. >> the germans through this dam could conceivably flood the ruhr behind the americans as they crossed. >> to take the dams the americans had to capture castle hill the commanding terrain that allowed the germans to unleash the deadly artillery barrage on ray flag and the 28th i.d. >> we have behind us the observation bunker on castle hill. whenever you see movement down there and you order your fire down there. they are precisely on the point. >> only when those observers were gone and the artillery threat was eliminated could the americans safely and successfully control the ridges that overlooked the dams. >> unfortunately

andy hodge is the founder and ceo of owl. he knows a thing or two about gadgets and he was a developer of apple ipod of fortune and mark sullivan of fast company. why is it that americans were kind of slow on the dashcam thing? >> part of it is culturally. what things do people worry about? in other cultures there are worrying about the police and the system. here it's different. here i think it's more natural to think one in six americans has a home security system. you were going to talk earlier -- >> arlo, yeah. >> but why does that video security end at the sidewalk? because when you look at the sta kn statistics and your lives, more happens on the other side of the sidewalk than home. a year ago, you know, we didn't come at thishappens on the othee sidewalk than home. a year ago, you know, we didn't come at this from the angle of a dashcam. you think about cameras and security and where the most happens and that led us to the car. >> is the market for this people who are really concerned about security or is it like peop

what do you say to senator hodge? >> obamacare is not perfect, but the overwhelming majority of americans say don't repeal it, make it better. when republicans tried to repeal it, they can't, because it's done a lot of good. we have preexisting conditions that is covered. we have women's health that is covered. we have 30 million people who might not have gotten coverage or just have skimpy coverage now have coverage. these are all good things. orrin hatch, i think, is frustrated. he's usually a good man, but i guess he's frustrated because the american people believe what's been drummed into the head of republicans. repeal it, repeal it, repeal it. let's move on. there are ways we could make things better. >> you've caused quite a stir. let me get your reaction to this. you caused a stir. there was a vote in the senate of 69-29. you were one of the 29 who voted against him. i want to give you a chance to explain what you meant by that t t. >> that was right wing radio who never really tells the truth distorting what

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back of some debate in the house of commons today, you have people like luciana burger, dame margaret hodgen, louise ellman, people who have been around in the commons for quite a long time i have senior positions and run select committees and they are respected mps. they have been speaking at against what they see as jeremy corbyn's failure to act against this and it has all been sparked by these letters from key groups in the jewish community who held a protest outside parliament today. the stunning thing about this is there has been this huge outpouring over the last couple of days, and, jeremy corbyn, in his comments, he has been desperately trying to say i am not anti—semitic and i've been fighting it for years and i've been fighting it for years and years and fighting racism for years and years and it hasn't hit home for some reason. there is obviously something people see in his comments that are insincere and you have to ask the question, how did it get to this point where there isa did it get to this point where there is a protest about anti—semitism in labour happening outside the

nations also called on all parties in the conflict to end the violence red cross spokesperson rafael hodges says the people on the ground are in desperate need the need of people remain massive the needs are. two four three four etc you have medical needs you have need for access to good source of food you need also access to clean water you have all sorts of needs inside water today the priority remains medical help that we need to. reach with people inside all the time and food aid as well what happens when a seven thousand five hundred people which the trucks on monday and today were able to provide humanitarian aid to or just a little percentage of what who of the people who need. aid inside therefore we are always ready once an agreement is reached between the parties to give us the security guarantees to go back inside and deliver more and more humanitarian aid this could happen next week. if all parties agree again to allow us to enter the spike the danger that we were facing we were able to finish quickly and rapidly and able to go back however the danger was still present and that

damon margaret hodge, who is a labourmp, damon margaret hodge, who is a labour mp, says that more andlls, dirty russian money is coming into the country. —— on british shores. that is a way to "hit russia where it hurts. the gers of foreign affairs select committee also says that as an area where do uk right now look to further actions after what happened in moscow this morning. nick, thank you very much for talking to us. as the story develops, we will keep you up—to—date. the time now is it of ibm. police have launched a murder investigation after two women were shot and killed at a house in east sussex. officers were called to an address in st leonards on sea last night. a man has been arrested. the victims were known to be suspect. police say they are not looking for anybody else in connection with the shooting. the —— the met office is issuing an amberwarning for snow and ice in much of england and parts of scotland, ahead of another cold snap. more than 100 flights to and from heathrow have been cancelled ahead of predicted bad weather dubbed the mini beast from the east. highwa

original production, said i think that the art from that period stone walled to act out the art over hodgess a pretty clear one. and i think that angels has a meaningful place along that arc. so that case was the marriage equality act. you talk about the inhumanity that's past. yet there's been so much progress. do you see the light there? >> definitely. i mean, and yet there's still tremendous work to be done. there's still tremendous fear of the other whatever that means. whatever the other is specifically for the lgbt community. even though there's been evident strides forward and i think tony's play is a big part of that movement, as far as i'm concerned. the work seems to be not completed in my lifetime. >> political struggle is never completed. it's almost passover. we say in every generation a pharaoh arises to enslave us. the struggle for justice is never ending. >> you must have felt quite gratified. i believe that you got married, and your wedding was the first same-sex marriage to be featured in the famous "new york times" vows section, which is a great stamp of legitimacy. >> th

the afghan city of jalalabad abdul's a here hakani and the head or was the head of the ministry of hodge and religious affairs in a hard province the so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility via its news agency but it did not offer any evidence. of a high court in the eastern german state of saxony has handed down terrorism convictions to eight far right extremists the so-called frights whole group named after the small town in saxony where they operated carried out arson attacks against refugee shelters and political opponents the hefty prison sentences that they were given today are a sign some say that germany is taking far right hate crimes more seriously. a closely watched session at the court in dresden the judge's sentences were almost exactly what the state prosecutor had called for. often not as well and it's going to please. the eight defendants have been sentenced to four to ten years in prison for being members of a terrorist organization for attempted murder or accomplice to attempted murder for using explosives for grievous bodily harm or attempted grievous bodily

the regional spokesperson for the international committee for the red cross for the middle east mr hodges good to see you again we we've heard that the world health organization was able to get some supplies into eastern goober did you get all of your supplies in that you wanted to. yes hi good evening to you and to your viewers yes we were able to deliver our basically medical supplies which we managed to bring in i give you an idea of what this medical supplies contain the contained medicine for chronic diseases such as diabetes and hypertension as well as consumables for dialysis patients in addition we've delivered much needed food and other essential items for the basic necessities of people inside you are in close contact with your colleagues who were on the ground with the convoy what are they telling you about the situation in eastern due to versa villian zimmy describe what you're hearing yes indeed what we've heard from our our colleagues who are just inside the duma and nice and good on our own are on their way back they've seen no men women and children who are pleading for fo

perhaps he ist of williamthe work hodges, who accompanied captain cook on his circumnavigation of the globe. he later worked in india. tradition of a military artists, like thomas who led an attack on fort washington and said, this is my neighborhood. this is where i live. or william popparns' drawing. here is an engraving. rowley.in josiah this is a sketchbook of his travels in north america. he was responsible for constructing the first monument at fort nelson, by correcting this -- erecting this arch in ireland in 1805. also a prolific describe her of his own travels around riber of his desc own travels around the world and the united states. when i was working on paintings id battlefield in the 1990's, came upon the writings of jackson. i am sure a lot of you know his work. he is extremely influential to urban planners, landscape architects and the risks, and virtually unknown by landscape painters. there were a few weather people who were interested in his writings. i only have a lot in terms of opening our eyes to what landscapes actually are. landscapes do not occur in nature,

>> reporter: we found some americans including bob hodge from ohio lamenting the looming u.s.ort. >> i'm not a huge fan of starbucks myself. they've run a lot of the mom and pop coffee shops out of the u.s. >> reporter: now the 150,000-plus small coffee shops here may need to concoct something else strong to hold their ground. seth doane, cbs news, milan. >>> that's the "overnight news" for this friday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us a little later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's friday, march 23rd, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> breaking news. a deadly fire. a firefighter is killed while battling flames that broke out on the set of a movie in new york city. >>> the latest shakeup in the trump administration. a third national security adviser has been named and a member of the president's legal team calls it quits. >>> and congress passes a $1.3 trillion spending bill. it stops the government shutdown for now, but what doe

perhaps healso that is mindful of the work of people who did aam hodges circumnavigation of the globe and later worked in india. or you also have a tradition of like thomasists davies. this is my neighborhood. i live on that hill. york publiche new library. or this drying as an engraving as an engraving. of travelssketchbook in north america, the hudson valley actually, is now in the new york historical society. he was responsible for constructing the first monument in honor of lord nelson, who was killed in the battle of trafalgar by erecting this arch in ireland in 1805. prolifics also a describe her of his own travels and in theworld united states. when i was working on the paintings of battlefields in the 1990's, i came upon the writings of jv jackson. i am sure a lot of you know his work. he is extremely influential to landscapers.s, and virtually unknown by landscape painters. we owe him a lot in terms of opening our eyes to which -- to what landscape actually is. a lot of people think it is just scenery. but as jackson says, landscapes do not occur in nature but are created whe

. >> hi, i'm jeff hodges, i live over in the mission. i'm one of the action numbers. i support sb 827 and oppose the resolution. i've lost count of the friends who have fled the housing cost. 827 would build the beautiful scale density that we need to bring down to the rent. i'm going to ask folks to stand up here today. i want to ask those folks working and those who rent, but still manage to come out here in support of 827 to stand up. thank you very much. i'm tired of losing friends like these. i'm tired of losing friends who want to start a family. i'm tired of losing senior citizens. tired of losing oarcidiacono twists. san francisco policy has failed residents. we can build beautiful density in the city. i'm a renter in district 6. i support 827 and oppose the resolution and i think it's important that the people that come out in favor of opposing 827 are homeowners. and some of them say they're speaking for renters. but if you want to hear what renters think, listen to what renters say and i support 827. i want to talk about geographic equity. district 6 is out

boyle said his longtime collaborator, john hodge, who wrote the screenplay for "trainspotting," is workingd the newest installment wouldn't be shot until the end of the year. it's unclear if he'll also direct the film. daniel craig confirmed in august that he'll resume the title role in the upcoming installment, marking the fifth film in which craig has played bond. (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(steve) but our primetime coverage continues vicki liviakis is here with kron 4 news at 9. ((vicki))thank you pam and stevenext at nine...a disturbing story on the campus of san jose state university.a student is behind bars tonight accused of sexually assault, and allegedly holding his victims captive.now police are looking for more victims.a live report is coming up.and the rain is falling across the bay area tonight...and it is not expected to letup until the weekend.our chief meteorologist has your four zone forecast.((vicki)) plus..the hunt is on for the driver who slammed into a school bus, then took off. we're live in the south bay with the story.keep it here...kron 4 news at nine sta

. >> is this hodge poj lodge?, they are now all over the internet as someone imagined mr. magoo saying turn on the tweeter i'm trending and others having magoo declare i'm not being compared to that thinken pop. he was created in 1949, millennials are saying magoo who? the original created by left leaning anmaters rifting on corn conservatism and president trump is catching flack for using the childish nickname, our cartoon president, read one comic, from comedians, i would laugh. from the president, that's not leadership. comedians like stephen colbert -- >> please welcome attorney general jeff sessions. >> >> thank you. >> some see a resemblance to the keebler elf. >> these insults co s tut m s c quick to my fudgy center. >> and kate mckin none plays him as an o possom like creature. >> my trusty little tail will get it. >> reporter: sure mitch mcconnell has been compared to a turtle for years. >> you carry your house around on your back. >> reporter: at least he doesn't have the president on his back calling hi

now it's hodge pock. talk about aseptember mitt trick warfare, talk about creating technological surprise, whatever that means. they do very good work today. the biggest push back from the book is not -- it's front current darpa, they want to believe what they do is good. they fund good science and technology but a become irrelevant in many ways to either the white house or to senior pentagon leaders. the problem with that is that it becomes very easy, if you have one major screwup, which all agencies do, for people to kind of swoop in and take your bug, they are very much a solution in search of a problem these days. that's their challenge going forward. >> turning now to questions from the audience. please raise your hand and we'll gate microphone close to you. please, ma'am. >> i don't need one, you you do for television. >> right. first, thank you all for a fascinating discussion. my question is for sharon and i don't even really know where to start. my father spent the year of 1959 in vietnam as an a

. >> in terms of justice kennedy, i look to the hodges decision which i personally disagreed with andfelt the court was wrong, however in that decision, justice kennedy admonished us as a nation to be mindful that tolerance is a two-way street and that the conscienc consciouf folks who are religious should and must be protected also. that's what we have in this instance, threatening not only freedom of speech but also the religious rights and justice kennedy was one 100% correct in that tolerance is a two-way street and we are all looking for balance, however forcing compelling speech that you disagree with morally, ethically and particularly that goes against your religious conscience threatens that balance immensely. >> one thing i was thinking about that was interesting for someone in your position who has to balance these private interests with the interests of the state who, in some cases you want to make sure they can regulate within their proper sphere, maybe you can give us some insight into the solicitor general's brief. the federal government filed a brief which gives a litt

. >> just in terms of justice kennedy, the hodge's decision, which i personally disagree with and felte court was wrong. however, in that decision, justice kennedy aptly admonished us as a nation i believe to be mindful of tolerance is a two-way street and the folks who are religious should and must be protected also. that is what we have in this instance for threatening not only freedom of speech and justice kennedy was correct in that tolerance is a two-way street and we all are looking for balance however forcing a compelling beach that chewed via the money disagree with them that particularly goes into conscience threatens that. >> one thing i was thinking about as interesting for someone in your position who has balanced these private ventures with the interest of the state and in some cases does want to make sure they can regulate within their proper sphere. maybe you can give a sermon site into the solicitor general. the federal government has filed a brief which gives a little bit to everybody, which is sometimes does and part of the california law does resolve the constitution

margaret hodge, the senior backbencher, has said that the time has come for another enquiry. the meeting last night and she can tell us about that and the labour party's response to that row. a report looking at the response to last year's manchester terror attack will be published at midday. the independent review was commissioned by the mayor of greater manchester, and has taken evidence on how emergency services reacted, how the media reported events and how families of the victims were treated. 22 people were killed in the explosion last may. president putin says criminal negilgence is one of the main reasons a fire in a russian shopping centre killed at least 64 people. investigators say there were serious violations at the mall, including blocked exits and an alarm system which was switched off. ten people are still listed as missing after the fire on sunday, many of the victims were children. a new study suggests grammar schools are no better in terms of pupil achievement than other state funded secondary schools. researchers at durham university found the academic per

sergeant kenneth hodges, charged of assault dismissed, discharged, honorable conditions. william dougherty, murder charge, honorable discharge. kenneth shield, corporate, murder charge, dismissed. discharged under honorable conditions. 1st lieutenant thomas willingham, charges of false official statement, failure to report a felony, dismissed prior to trial. honorable discharge. article 32 investigations in those eight dismissed cases, i've not been able to locate any source that mentions article 32s. i expect none of the eight soldiers mentioned did have an article 32 to determine probable cause, whether or not they had, indeed, committed an offense. colonel henderson had been tried and acquitted. charges were dismissed prior to trial in 21 other my lai cases counting the two chaplains. that left five cases. all five were tried at gerald courts-martials with members. sergeant david mitchell, charged with assault with attempt to commit murder. refused to provide mitchell's defense team with the transcripts of testimony of four perspective of prosecution witnesses for the

sharon hodge son said, i'm pleased this issue is getting coverage.n e—mail said they could not supply the ticket. i tried to contact them, they didn't come back. as i had paid through the nose i wanted to find out what was going on and managed to speak to somebody, but had to have my money returned. i'm very annoyed with viagogo, we will never use them, i'm in my 70s and still hope to see them. rachel, do you feel these changes by the asa are sufficient to protect fans like you? yes and no. a lot more does need to be done. they need to be policed, anybody can go online and get a web—site and that these days. but i think there needs to be a lot more put in place, especially when it comes to younger people than myself trying to get tickets and being, well, taken for a ride for a lot of money. some people can't afford. rachel, thank you. russ thank you also. we we contacted all four companies mentioned by the asa. none of them would join us on the programme but some did send these statements. a stubhub spokesperson said: "stubhub supports any measures w

sergeant kenneth hodges, charged of assault dismissed, discharged convenience to the government, honorable conditions. william doherty, kenneth shield, corporal, murder charge dismissed and discharged under honorable conditions. first lieutenant thomas willingham, charges of false official statement and dismissed prior to trial and honorable discharge. were there 32 article 32 investigations in those eight dismissed cases? i've not been able to locate any source that mentions article 32s, and i suspect none of the eight soldiers did have an article 32 of whether or not they had indeed committed an offense. >> colonel henderson had been tried and acquitted. charges were dismissed prior to trial in 21 other my lai cases counting the two chaplains. that left five cases and all five were tried at general courts marshals with members. sergeant david mitchell charged with assault with intent to commit murder. congressman mendel rivers' investigative subcommittee refused to provide mitchell's defense team with the transcripts of testimony of four prospective prosecution witnesses before the subco

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