hudsons bay company as well got in on this action. they sent yearly brigades into california between 1828 and 1843. the chief california brigade leader, alexander mccloud, reported to his boss in 1828 quote beaver is become an article of traffic on the coast as at the mission of st. joseph, meaning san jose. alone upwards of 1,500 beaver skins were collected from the madives at trifling value and sold to ships at $3. like with livestock trade with new mexican traders we're going to pay the indians trinkets and they're going to bring us something we trade for cash, which would have been a boon to any trader. he affirmed that the source of the skins was party of indian trappers in the delta, explaining quote our people while trapping at the junction of the rivers within the influence of the ocean, meaning where the tide still has pull, met several indians employed hunting beaver. the indians collect a few skins which they barter at the mission for red and white beads and wearing abarrel. 1837, a british sea captain sailed his ship up th

lost all engine power i'm able to land at any available airport they had to ditch the jet in the hudson river just outside of manhattan with all of the 155 passengers a rescued by nearby ferries and bolts thanks to the heroic solved by the captain and his crew their relatives and loved ones self all the people involved will get to see them again ramana koester of artsy moscow region aviation experts we spoke to say the pilots made all the right decisions under extreme pressure. i take my hat off to the pilots and to everybody onboard the crew and the passengers because this was a textbook emergency landing the video i've just seen of it was absolutely amazing i think he took a calculated risk he said right we are too near the ground by the time the landing gear gets down it might not have locked in place we'll go for what we call a belly flop and that's basically what he did and he landed it beautifully and this is a bit like the if you remember the hudson river incident when the plane landed on the lake the whole point is that he brought it down with the nose slightly out and so litera

we will be live here on c-span2 at the hudson institute in washington, d.c. will get a a look at innovation and technology in the defense sector. >> i'm a senior fellow here at hudson and it is my great privilege to host dr. griffin at hudson again, a little over a year since we last had a conversation about his priorities as the head of research and engineering at dod, and i'm not going to give him the long full introduction because you know who he is. the most qualified person in washington to take on the hardest problems at dod, and so what i plan to do today is have dr. griffin get some opening remarks about his priorities and some things that may or may not have changed since the last time we spoke and had a conversation here at hudson. he and i will engage in some back and forth and dialogue, talk about what he mentioned in his opening remarks and then it is my hope to allow some time for questions from you, the audience here at hudson. without further ado, dr. griffin. >> thanks rebecca. it's a pleasure to be here. specifics of the last time is here wa

a another such incidents when the loss of life was a virgin thanks to a pilot the miracle on the hudson involving a u.s. airways the aircraft flown by captain chesley sullenberger and jeffrey skiles hit a flock of geese after takeoff from new york city's la guardia airport and lost all engine power i'm able to land at any available airport they had to ditch the jet in the hudson river just outside of manhattan with all of the 155 passengers a rescued by nearby ferries and bolts thanks to the heroic solved by the captain and his crew their relatives and loved ones self all the people involved will get to see them again ramana koester of artsy moscow region well in the aftermath when he took the opportunity to speak to aviation experts who to him all said the pilots made all the right decisions on to extreme pressure. take my hat off to the pilots and to everybody onboard the crew and the passengers because this was a textbook emergency landing the video i've just seen of it was absolutely amazing i think he took a calculated risk he said right we are too near the ground by the time the l

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. >> don't you blockade the hudson? >> you take new york and got the hudson and you split them off. this is one of the worst kept military secrets. washington knows they are going to attack there and the british know they are attacking there. so why attack there? >> it is the only thing they can do. >> the british know they have a good shot at the harbor and they can use their navy. washington is reluctant to defend this. the continental congress that you must. what is the basic obligation of government? >> protected citizens. >> there you go. if they don't do it they are failing just as the british have in attacking their citizens literally at lexington and concord. the declaration of independence is read right before the battle of long island. these are the reasons they are getting some of the chief reasons for breaking away from britain. the king, george iii had abdicated government here i declaring us out of his protection and waging war against us. so how do you split with the king? a breakup letter. he is no longer your king. he has done something wrong. at the same time the a

plus, another miracle on the hudson. this time, in a cornfield near moscow. the pilot is hailed as a hero after a flock of seagulls forced him to crash land soon after takeoff. plus, the plague of plastic, , t justn n our rivers a and seas, t now in the arctic as w well. scientists have found plastic microparticles in arctic snow. we look at why plastic pollution knauf threatens one of -- now threatens one of the earth's most pristine environments. a very warm welcome to our viewers on pbs in the united states and to our other viewers around the world. tonight, israel has barred two u.s. democratic congress women from entering the country after president donald trump said they should be banned in a tweet. prime minister benjamin netanyahu's office ended -- issued a statement. representative rashida tlaib is a born and bred american of palestinian heritage. bill henn omar of minnesota emigrated with -- ilhan omar of minnesota emigrated as a child. both are highly critical of israel's mistreatment of palestinians. president trump tweeted that the two congresswo

a pleasure to be at hudson. i thought i might follow andy's opening comments about our report about the survey we did and talk a little bit about the policy context within which this is situated, challenges to congressional engagement on the issue of nuclear security, i i kind of status check on congressional and engagements as we sit here mid 2019 at the and some of the recommended action items we proposed and how some lawmakers have taken up and pursued some of those action items. the first the policy context. i would say the global nuclear security enterprise is at a key inflection point. the nuclear security summit process and use nuclear security and threat reduction programs have played a vital role in reducing the risk of nuclear terrorism. separate report from the arms control association and the fissile working group published flash of that result as could summit process states took 935 actions to significantly strengthen global nuclear security. this is not a a reason to be complacent about the threat

and a nother miracle on the hudson this time in a cornfield near moscow a pilot is healed as a hero after a flock of seagulls forced him to crash land soon after takeoff. on the rocks thank you so much for your company everyone tonight israel has barred 2 u.s. democratic congress women from entering the country after president donald trump says they should be banned in a tweet prime minister benjamin netanyahu is office is shoot a statement claiming the visit was intended to quote negate the legitimacy of israel representative rashida tal of michigan is a born and bred american of palestinian heritage. omar of minnesota and a grated with her family from somalia when she was a child both are highly critical of israel's treatment of palestinians and both have been calling for a boycott of israeli products president trump tweeted that the 2 congresswomen hated israel and all people. all right let's unpack here i'm joined now by tanya kramer our drew some correspondent and pablo foley ileus who is in washington for us as well tanya want to begin with you course this is where this story is tak

prime minister benjamin netanyahu says their visit was meant to harm israel and the miracle of the hudson but this time in a cornfield near of moscow the pilot heeled as a hero after a flock of goals forced him to crash land soon after take off. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program the gibraltar supreme court has ordered the release of the iranian oil tanker c s last month by britain that's despite an application by the united states to keep the ship in detention to baltar police and the british navy seized the vessel the grey swan at the beginning of july it was suspected of taking a rani in oil to syria which would violate e.u. and us sanctions to baltar's chief justice says that iran has now guaranteed in writing that the oil was not going to syria. 2 weeks after the great swan was seized iran captured a british flag tanker. to race a trooper who joins us now from iran and islands on the strait of hormuz to reset tell us what these latest developments that we're hearing now from divorce or what does that mean for the stand the imperiled that british flag tanker being held by tehran.

it was liquid oil the other thing that we're seeing however is as michael hudson dr michael hudson an economist who used to work at chase manhattan and when he wrote his ph d. he told us that you know he he told his bank and he told his professors that actually unlike what you say banks don't actually lend to businesses they lend for mortgages so our entire economy our time financial system everything is backed by mortgages so we're going to get to that because this is. remember when during the french revolution we had the currency backed by a property of the confiscated catholic church properties so what do we have there but hyperinflation as people demanded the prices keep on going up right well here we have denmark which denmark by the way is one of. the most household indebted of all o.e.c.d. nations so their debt to income is 280 percent but denmark's 3rd largest bank is now paying people to take out a mortgage what this means is that if you buy a house for $1000000.00 and pay off your mortgage in full in 10 years you would pay the bank back only $995000.00 no mortgage payments w

authorities who wanted the vessel's detention extended and the miracle of the hudson by this time in a cornfield near moscow the pilot hailed as a hero after a flock of seagulls forces him to crash land soon after take off. her rocker a very warm welcome to all of you we start in israel israel where that country has part 2 u.s. democratic congress women from visiting the country prime minister benjamin netanyahu the office issued a statement claiming their visit was meant to quote negate the legitimacy of israel representative were she to tell it is born and bred american and omar also american emigrated with her family from somalia when she was a child 1st are highly critical of israel's treatment of palestinians and both have been calling for a boycott of israeli products and the entry ban comes after president donald trump tweeted that the 2 congress women hate israel and all jewish people. all right let's unpack here i'm joined now by tanya kramer our drew some correspondent and pablo foley ileus who is in washington for us as well tanya want to begin with you of course this is w

authorities who wanted the vessels detention extended plus another miracle on the hudson this time in a cornfield near moscow the pilot is hailed as a hero after a flock of seagulls forced him to crash land soon after takeoff. plus the plague of classic not just in our rivers and seas but now in the arctic as well scientists have found plastic micro particles in arctic snow we look at why plastic pollution now threatens one of the earth's most pristine environments. on level rock a very warm welcome to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to our other viewers around the world tonight israel has barred 2 u.s. democratic congress women from entering the country after president donald trump says they should be banned in a tweet. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is office issued a statement claiming the visit was intended to quote negate the legitimacy of israel representative rashida tal of michigan is a born and bred american of palestinian heritage and omar of minnesota emigrated with her family from somalia when she was a child both are highly critical of israel's treatment

forks to mike and hudson having me here. i have a different view then mike and we talk about this a lot. discussions like this that include different views are rare. i you disagree with me, and hope you do, we will do it respectively in the way that mike and i do. wearing a red skin tie. abour warences are also humanbut we are beings. thank you to hudson for doing this. often you don't have people from different persuasions. before i answer your question, when i talk about iran, i have never been to iran or talked to iranians. one thing that is missing in d.c. think tank panels are the iranian perspective. my friend here will give us -- >> from new york. >> but there is a range of perspective. the point i want to make is simple, but important. when we talk about iran we think about it as a piece on the chessboard which we will execute policy against. it is a country with people. there is an amazing exhibit at the gallery. i went with colleagues at lunch. my iran, six women photographers. go. you aat this will give full appre

toant to welcome everyone hudson. my name is richard price. talk, we are honored to about an important report and an important subject, that is congressional efforts to oversee the u.s. nuclear security efforts. we are specifically going to talk about a report, copies of which are outside, by the partnerships to secure america and the arms control association , blueprints for a new generation. i want to particularly welcome the c-span audience for joining us. to make everything easier, if people could silence any cell phones you have now, that would be helpful. the report and other work we have been doing with partnerships to secure america and the arms control association has been continuing over years. it is an independent project, but we collaborated with these two organizations, doing two events on the hill, congressional briefings, the nuclear threat and tools of the trade, how do we encounter the threat, and global security architects? and the report presentations we gave in congress were supportive of the -- macarthur foundation. the ag

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we will be live here on c-span2 at the hudson institute in washington, d.c. will get a a look at innovation and technology in the defense sector. >> i'm a senior fellow here at hudson and it is my great privilege to host dr. griffin at hudson again, a little over a year since we last had a conversation about his priorities as the head of research and engineering at dod, and i'm not going to give him the long full introduction because you know who he is. the most qualified person in washington to take on the hardest problems at dod, and so what i plan to do today is have dr. griffin get some

and welcome to hudson institute. my name is rebecca heinrich. -- rebeccah heinrichs. it is my privilege to host dr. mike griffin again. a little over a year since we last had a conversation about his priorities as the head of research and engineering at dod. i will not give him the long, full introduction because you know who he is. person inualified washington to take on the hardest problems at dod. ist i planned to do today have dr. griffin give some opening remarks about his priorities and some things that may or may not have changed since the last time we spoke and had a conversation here at hudson and then he and i will engage in back and forth dialogue, talk about what he remarksd in his opening . i hope to allow for questions from you, the audience, and without further ado, dr. griffin. thanks rebecca. it's a pleasure to be here. specifics of the last time is here was in april 2018. so that was two months after i was confirmed as the undersecretary, and it was still three months before i i was the head of an actual legal organization within the department of de

i want to welcome everybody to hudson. my name is richard weitz, and the director of the center for political director of the center for political and military analysis here at hudson. today we are honored to talk about an important report and the port subject that is congressional efforts to oversee the u.s. nuclear security efforts. we are specifically going to talk about a report, copies of which are outside, by the partnerships to secure america and arms control association on empowering congress a nuclear authority, blueprints for a new generation. i want to take the welcome the c-span audience for joining us. to make everything easier, if people could silence any cell phones you might have now, that would be very helpful. the report and either work we have been doing with partnerships to secure america and arms control association has been over a year, and independent project over collaborated with these organizations last you doing through events on hill, congressional briefings on the nuclear threat, the tools of t