remember the hudson's bay. discouraged settlement it made no attempt to bring europe and women to the region to start families and to establish a permanent settler society. no attempt at all. the hbc discouraged ownership of lands. it was purely and extractive resource colony and indigenous were viewed by the hudson's bay company for their utility in company operations. there was no drive the part of the british to dispossess this native peoples of lands, no effort to place them reservations that would have been detrimental to the companies operations to mention its profits. americans, by contrast, are essentially the opposite in every aspect. americans expected. bring it to the oregon country. the more individualistic and democratic attitudes of their society. americans on private ownership of land. americans insisted on having voice in their government, on permanent settlements and indeed, many of the american many of the american rivals in the west in this era are families. and then finally, for the american

remember, the bridges, and the british presence took the form of the hudson's bay company. prior to the 1820s, the hudson's bay company operated exclusively east of the rocky mountains. this was all land, the osterman umbrella company. and, the hbc held a monopoly, a crown monopoly, on all economic activity within the region. in 1821, however, the hudson bay company merged with the northwest company, and the osterman umbrella company, and acquired the oregon country and all of its assets. here again, we see mr. george simpson, who was the director, the governor, of the hbc columbia department, which was headquartered in fort vancouver , on the columbia river. excuse me. now, american interests in the oregon country, at this time, took the form, not of any and usual power of the national government, as was the case with britain and its monopoly company, the hudson bay company. but rather, american interest in this era to the form of individuals, individual americans who had migrated to the region. as we discussed in previous classes, the so-called mountain men, such as jeded

a "sunday today" with kate hudson and "a live well lived" later in the show. >>> let's begin with new air strikes by the israeli military and the ongoing humanitarian crisis in gaza. we have it all covered beginning with nbc's josh lederman near the israel/gaza border. josh, what's the latest there? >> reporter: willie, they are conducting air strikes and targeting two sites in syria raising real concerns this crisis could spread. new signs israel's ground war may be imminent, vowing to increase attacks as it prepares for the next stage of the war releasing video of what it says is an infantry brigade practicing the battle plan and air dropping leaflets warning them to flee south. as israel's chief of staff told soldiers, we will enter the gaza strip. we're continuing to hear the booms of israeli air strikes and hamas rockets coming into israel. just behind me you can see the smoke from a rocket that just fell here in israeli territory. in gaza the devastation growing by the hour, the death toll now well over 4,000. nbc news capturing this video inside gaza after a strike destroyed th

hey, we recognize every spring there massive flooding events on the upper hudson. so let's move all of the buildings uphill. it just repeatedly would happen and of the events are very traumatizing. people talk about them, you know, 20 years later. but the destruction and how many animals died. but the things that i do are like, well, there's not much to do in the winter. so that's when everyone will go to school or the so winter maybe wasn't in some ways wasn't so bad or it offers different opportunities. yeah, the ground's frozen. that's a great time to go into wetlands, to harvest wood that time to chop wood skating's slaying. we're in horse racing on the frozen was a really popular pastime. so there were things people did like, oh, i'm going to learn the songs this winter in cold evenings. but there were also so many references to what a great harvest what a great summer. you know, the temperature this year is great. thank in days of proclamation of thanksgiving and prayer and fasting for everything being great. so there's plenty of that. it just doesn't get wri

. >>> for decades, the hudson river was one of the most polluted waterways in new york if not the entiret those days are over and the river is not only fishable, it's swimmable. to highlight the comeback, endurance athlete louis pugh just wrapped up an aquatic adventure from the source of the hudson in the adirondack mountains. >> reporter: pugh knows exactly how to make a splash. the 53-year-old is the only person to have completed a long distance swim in every ocean in the world. he's willing to test the waters no matter the adventure. over the past decade he's become the first athlete to swim across the north pole, the english channel, the red sea, and even under the antarctic ice sheet. when did swimming come into your life? >> when i was 17 years old. >> reporter: really? wow. >> good luck. >> reporter: when did it go from enjoying swimming to endurance? >> in 2007, i went to the north pole and did a swim there. this was across an open patch of sea. >> reporter: right. >> i remember going into that swim and coming out the other end and actually feeling i was a different person becau

they were joined by the uss hudson and a three pronged attack on the harbor. the winslow took the flank of the eastern shore and the hudson on the west to prevent any type of escape from the spanish vessels that they had to encounter the day before, the days. all right. as winslow closed in, the sailors noticed several red buoys in the water. they thought they were for navigation purposes they were wrong. turns out that they were guide buoys for artillery, heavy artillery. and so it's kind of like they're going in. it's a trap. and so that with the aim, with the winslow coming in here, they're the ones they got lit up first. and you can see they tried to backtrack to that little island. the winslow was, severely damaged in an initial assault. and they lost one of their engines and their rudder. and it's a literally a rudderless ship. they cannot move there. they're just kind of adrift. and they can they have one engine. so they could kind of hobble. but this is almost dead in the water they were able to hover, hobble pull backwards, but the problem, they were

, the lafayette presented a strange appearance to those aboard ships passing up and down the busy hudson river, much like a giant gulliver, overrun with busy lilliputians. to prevent any possible damage to the starboard screws they removed prior to writing operations, each of the screws weighed 23 tons. the port being submerged in 50 feet of modern water could not be removed. the interior of the ship, as you lay at the site, presented another strange spectacle bulkheads became decks. decks became bulkheads elevator. shaft, were used as companions and the form of what ships passageways were used as elevator shaft stairways and ships ladders were useless and carpenters were kept busy during the entire salvage operation. building wooden ladders, platforms and scaffolding to facilitate the and materials throughout the interior of the miles of ladders and thousands of feet of lumber were used. this construction. emerton destroyed the ship's electric system. three of the four turbines were inundated. but after the ship was raised, the bleeding of the turbines was found to be only slightly corr

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. >> washington correspondent reshad hudson joins us now as jordan and his supporters pushed for speaker soon as tomorrow. >> ohio congressman jim jordan pushing for tuesday floor vote on his speakership nomination. but even some of his supporters think that's premature. it's not necessary at this point. >> so, you know, we did. we'd have cool heads prevail. talk about it. texas republican dan crenshaw wants to avoid a multi round speaker vote. >> like what happened back in january. still, tennessee republican tim burchett and california republican mike garcia believe when it's time to vote, jordan will have the needed support the second most republican. at some point you got either critical mass, the or you don't. and you go to the crucible on the floor looking american people. are these conversations on monday. jordan also picked up a key endorsement from house armed services chair, alabama republican mike rogers who said a united republican party will be stronger to fight president biden's policies. jordan needs 217 votes on the floor to win the gavel so we can only to lose the suppor

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host: and michael, can you tell us anything about how hudson institute is funded?st: we have diverse funders, private individuals and government, and no foreign money whatsoever. we will only accept foreign money from democracies that are allies of the united states. host: got it, that was a good way to get us started. i'm going to start with you, michael. what are your impressions on this continuing conflict between israel and hamas? >> my first big point is that it is not a conflict between israel and hamas. there is of course a conflict between them, but that is part of a bigger conflict between iran and israel. which is actually part of a bigger conflict between iran and the united states. and that is how i think we should frame this. this is a move by iran in an effort to undermine the american order in the middle east. host: tell me, what you think are the root causes of this continuing conflict? guest: i would read it in a slightly different way. you can see the issues in a number of circle. hamas and israel ignited by the atrocities that hamas committed. th

host: and michael, can you tell us anything about how hudson institute is funded?st: we have diverse funders, private individuals and government, and no foreign money whatsoever. we will only accept foreign money from democracies that are allies of the united states. host: got it, that was a good way to get us started. i'm going to start with you, michael. what are your impressions on this continuing conflict between israel and hamas? >> my first big point is that it is not a conflict between israel and hamas. there is of course a conflict between them, but that is part of a bigger conflict between iran and israel. which is actually part of a bigger conflict between iran and the united states. and that is how i think we should frame this. this is a move by iran in an effort to undermine the american order in the middle east. host: tell me, what you think are the root causes of this continuing conflict? guest: i would read it in a slightly different way. you can see the issues in a number of circle. hamas and israel ignited by the atrocities that hamas committed. th

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a state of emergency was declared in new york city, long island and the hudson valley.e third time since i was sworn in two years ago i have had a once in a century storm. this includes the historic flooding we had in the hudson valley this summer which was deemed a 1000 year flooding event. what do you get if you mix heavy metal music and ballet? black sabbath — the ballet, of course, and a brand new audience to dance. after a successful first run in the band's home city, birmingham royal ballet say more than 60% of the tickets sold were to people who had never been to ballet before. amy cole reports. when heavy metal meets ballet, this is the electrifying result. black sabbath the ballet has just opened at the birmingham drone to rave reviews. one man who has been blown away as the co—founder of the band and guitarist tony iommi. what you make of the show? t iommi. what you make of the show? g �* , iommi. what you make of the show? ~' �* , ., ., , . show? i think it's fantastic, it really is. _ show? i think it's fantastic, it really is, seeing - show? i think it's fa

and will not speak to our correspondent audi hudson, who joins us now from the cora alley and tell us more about what's been happening this morning as well. according to hezbollah sources, an attack was launched towards the ship to the settlement on those really side of the border and as several of the casualties. now, according to this is really reports, does one killed and several injured not following this attack though, the retaliation from the is ready side on the vicinity of set on the vintages and data. and i should do that is just the opposite side to a i, the shot which is a kind of in the middle of the live. it is the 120 kilometers lebanese is really bought. so the, the, the, the selling is now under vicinity, off the i, the shot, but a mesh and the villages and that area. but this is spots of the whole context that's been accumulating over the past week. 7 is not of daily activities on the needs is really bored as funds contrib. alfonze on sunday last sunday. so yes it is. i talk on ship off items. now this could be a part of it. it's all the ation from has, will love the

i business coordinates and do also want them to be and up into us who does go beyond doing this hudson's for themselves. i attended a composed class that told me that you can also have make a garden on the head stuffy. you cannot see, i don't have space, they've got these also tires. actually. that's what i learned, that we can actually convey to allow waste into something for that. after training more than 2000 students, it's success stories such as these that inspire months, a piece of my company to spread her green message. police in spain have a rest. it's 12 people for their involvement in the brazen theft of all this authorities and the southern province of seville seized 74 tons of the small, green fruit, spain, as the world's leading producer of all as and olive oil, that's droughts and extreme heat waves have cut production in half pitfall is that this has driven up prices and value significantly one year, the price of $1.00 leader of spanish olive oil has risen by more than 52 percent. and i hope you have all the all as you need that. so i show, thanks for watching have a great

and then we have john hudson with us.h us at the table, executive producer of showtime, the host of the hell and water podcast. and then john kirby, he talked to my beloved colleague katy tur . he has agreed to stick around. joe kirby, i watch my skill colleague try to get some information out of you about these two hostages that have been released. i know you're being tightlipped for strategic and humanitarian reasons. is there anything you can share with us ? >> not right now, unfortunately, not colbert we are still trying to validate these reports. we hope it is accurate. we hope the more hostages have been released here. we are just not a bird -- able to validate those reports. >> what would it say if there are two more hostages being released and is news account suggested it is for humanitarian reasons? what would you glean from matt? >> the first thing we hope that it is a trend of more releases. hamas could just release everyone. we hope this means there is a process in place to get more hostages back with their fa

the union victory at fort hudson. so the land won the c-1 is the arrival of the s.s. alabama in the southwest pacific in the fall of 1863, where she takes several u.s. merchant ships. and that does two important things. number one, it globalize the civil war. we should never forget that the confederate commerce raiders globalized the civil war. our friends from the uk roundtable were back there saying, thank you, thank you very much, thank you're, welcome to. this the second thing that it does is it energizes as the us asiatic squadron if we had been sending ships out there since commodore perry in 1853, we'd actually been fighting few skirmishes with pirates in and around and in what's now the western pacific. as we know, the first island chain to use the modern term for it. but this energizes the us navy to have a more robust presence in asia, which it has maintained to varying reefs right up to this very best. and so from that perspective, when you look at the united states really broadly as an asiatic pacific power 1863 and then of course shenandoah in 1864 and 65

he was a scientific farmer on the hudson river. eleanor roosevelt said he knows every flower, , note, cranny of the hudson river of dutchess county. i can rattle off national parks fdr created, many like you could big bend on d-day. he didn't counsel the meetings. he was designing roads and how to visit big ben part in texas while the normandy invasion was going on. that's a dp was in all this. he also created 800 state parks, and they create, plant of the civilian conservation corps, 3 billion trees. the first two waves, the third wave is in this book. and it really is about three presidents, no roosevelt's, but really i had to begin in 1945 after the bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki, birth of the atomic age. we started blowing up nuclear weapons willy-nilly in nevada.ta we detonated 1054 nuclear weapons in america between 1946-1991. so they became this big anti-nuclear testing movement which rachel carson was part of, and many others, coretta scott king, norman cousins, doctor albert schweitzer on a global way. what'st exciting

let's say like buttons working were killed and injured during the latest days. radio strikes, hudson. this is one of the most densely populated areas in the world. i don't need to tell you that and one, imagine some measure of disorder. how word garza citizens reacting to the situation right now? well, this is not, this is not the 1st time that goes like scary is such thing that says that we can say this is the 5th time of war. maybe this is the most um that satisfies one and then on the. ready whole, another experience awards an unlimited number of explanations and confrontations. um, usually it's, it's not easy for, for the bed or the movie people. and that was a, is a small enclaves full of people, as you mentioned and controlled by, by, as well. and the chips and the on me so and, and so we're sort of goods coming coming from as well. and this, they've started. goal is a close now. and so still it's on clear the hospitals. and uh oh, i sort of giving dollars and i to say it's, it's that and in great score in shortages already before that so way it doesn't. it's not easy to predict

and now to china, we're hudson be head of one of china's largest corporate trading houses has become the latest and the string of top ty coons to go mysteriously missing and the world's 2nd biggest economy. last month, the chairman of the troubled property development ever ground was placed under police surveillance. and number of chinese business leaders have vanished and recent years, even big names such as alibaba boss, jack ma, foreign minister chon gang, has also gone missing. disappeared says highlight the ways leader to you and ping as tightening as control of china economy. for more on this let spring and dw corresponding you to me in taipei, you 10, this disappearance comes at a time when the tiny, the economy is struggling, was that the falls and flag and consumption. is this a sign of desperation? by the time these government, as i say, there's certainly some degree of desperation that but if anything, many analysts believe is more of assigned of does desperation. so consolidation of power and is hurting the, the founder of the in large capo trading from was really detaine

it's going to be black or who is going to be taking list for fidelity all sat there is a journalist, hudson boucher in gaza. many things hush him for more on the humanitarian crisis in gaza. let's now speak to a b. i take the senior regional communications officer for the world food program in charge of the middle eastern region. it's nice to have you with us. what are you hearing from your staff on the ground? how dire is the food situation at the moment? a well, it's a very desperate situation. does that is grappling with the lack of basic supplies, see via fuel shortages that is deafening, to bring out operations into a complete stop. food and lots that are running out and people are facing be, are increasing the facing very desperate conditions. um the um the, the food supplies are almost out of the city. um, you know, the, the, the many of the big it is the worst with program work with we have 24 bit cookies when the conference starts and all of them have stuff of producing except for one. that's because the either sustained damage or because of the shortage of fuel. and so even the ba

the western hemisphere ranging far north as hudson's bay, canada and as far south as lima, peru in addition, jet bombers capable of carrying nuclear weapons are now being uncreated and assembled in cuba. while the necessary air bases are being prepared. this urgent transformation of cuba into an important strategic base by the presence of these large long range and clearly offensive weapons of sudden destruction, constitute such an explicit threat to the peace and security of all americas in flagrant and deliberate defiance of. the real pact of 1947, the traditions of this nation and hemisphere. the joint resolution of the 87th congress. the charter of the united nations. and my own public warnings to the on september 4th and 13th. this action also contradicts the repeated assurances soviet spokesmen, both publicly and privately delivered that the arms build up in cuba would retain its original defensive character, and that the soviet union had no need or desire to station strategic missiles on the territory of any other nation. the size of this undertaking makes clear it has been planned f

he met with president president hudson. org and prime minister benjamin netanyahu was standing side by side. we've netanyahu. he said that they, they, they come here when solidarity that they, they, uh, the u. k, fully support israel's right to defend itself, as long as it follows international law. it says it's, it's, it's, it's on the stand is rouse. right, to defend itself against the mouse and to go in and find those hostages. he said we want you to win a so another show of support from the international community. he also did mention the horrific hospital bombing of yesterday, but he didn't make particular mention of the fact that both sides blaming one another though he uh, he did say that. yeah he, he didn't, he didn't make mention of that there. he did say that palestinians are also victims of him. awesome, but they need to be protected. he supported the benjamin netanyahu was announcement yesterday that he would not block aid coming in from egypt. and that is hopefully going to happen tomorrow, which is the reporting from jerusalem. thank you. or that israel has confirmed that