captain john noble, thank ou for number. captain john noble, thank you foryour— number. captain john noble, thank you for your time today. _ we will keep an eye on any developments as that operation continues in sicily. you can of course check out the bbc live page on the website and app for any updates on that story and all the day's other main news. thousands of delegates are beginning to gather in chicago ahead of the democratic national convention, which is getting under way in the next few hours. the four day event will see kamala harris formally the four—day event will see kamala harris formally accept the party's nomination to be the presidential candidate following president biden's withdrawal from the race last month. activists are buoyed by poll numbers that show her having wiped out the clear lead that her republican rival, donald trump, had established — but there are concerns that divisions over the war in gaza could undermine party unity. this is the scene at the venue where security is tight ahead of the four—day event. this is the scene at the venue, wher

these subpoenas were handed out these subpoenas were handed out by general john noble himself joined the u.s. marshal and they began in may of 1794 in pittsburgh and they have made their way south. they handed out 60 subpoenas that they. they were angry when they receive them. the last place they visited that day was this building you see here. this is the home of onene willim miller. today this is in southpark allegheny countynd as they were passing out subpoenas novell believed his presence would be enough to keep the down. they were being followed by a group of farmers they didn't realize were there and when they came to miller's home he stuck his rifle at this window told them to get off of this property and he fired his gun into theed air. even though it was not aimed at them we say these are the first shots of what we call the whiskey rebellion. today this is an pennsylvania rt of sthpark named by the allegheny park service. you can visit at any time it's a wonderful site. when the gun was fired 40 farmers who were following general neville and marshall lenox came from the wood

the party was under the leadership of john hume, colum eastwood's predecessor, and who won a noble peace to be saying the party is in a different phase and he thinks it is time to press onwards towards that ultimate goal of irish unity. he says he wants to devote himself more fully to that aim. you had him challenged their by one of my colleagues that, if he wanted to push ahead with that objective, surely leading an irish nationalist party would be the best way to do that. he pointed to other factors, he said i have been doing thejob for nine years, which is a long time in politics, and that the day—to—day running of the party, well, that was taking up a lot of time. also, he was pointing to the fact that there are different roles that people can have in politics. now the focus will turn on who his successor will be. the focus is on the mp for south belfast, claire hamer._ the focus is on the mp for south belfast, claire hamer. great to get our in-ut belfast, claire hamer. great to get your input there. _ belfast, claire hamer. great to get your input there. thanks _ belfast, claire ham

which means warriors, rulers, then the holy noble prince alexandrevsky, he defeated the swedes, he defeated the filthy teftonians, local veneration... saint johnle, defender of faith and strength, and as it is sung in the akafest, powers the shield is a fence, for the enemies of the true it was a thunderstorm, the people admiring the tsar pray, the tsar varam is terrible, the boyars, in dusty songs, the formidable appears, a just sovereign, the saints of god pray for russia, tsar john i the terrible, you saints of god pray for russia, tsar john the fourth, the formidable, and dimitri donskoy, the holy ruler, the prince who won the kulikovo field, and he was blessed by the abbot of the russian land, sergei radonishsky. a great man of prayer, from his monastery he saw the kulikovo massacre and was in the ranks of the slavic army, we have the kulikovo field ahead of us, to the evil of the masons, other villains, everyone who is seething with anger at the baptism, let us remember the kulikovo field and see the light, this shrine will unite us, the kulikovo field, let's remember and see clearly. leaders, here i will refer to alexander pavlovich shp

noble. america will be proud to have a leader of such to succeed al gore as vice president of united states. i am grateful for senator john mccain. i appreciate very much his speech two nights ago. i appreciate his friendship. i love his spirit for, america. and i want to thank the other candidates who sought this office as well. their convictions have strengthened our party. i'm especially grateful tonight to my family. no matter what else i do in my life asking laura to marry me was the best decision i ever made. and to our daughters, barbara and jenna, we love you a lot. we're of you. and as you head off to college this fall, don't stay out too late. and email your old dad once in a while. where you and everybody loves, you. and so do i. growing up. growing up, she gave me love and lots of advice. i gave her white hair. and i want to thank my dad the most decent man have ever known. all my life i have been amazed that a gentle soul could be so strong. dad, i am proud to be your son. my father was the last president of a great generation in a generation of americans who stormed beaches, liberated concentration camps and

john adams played his cards. so there's a certain a sense there of his broadcasting really his doing this really out of noble and selfless reasons and not fully here to broadcast to the 21st century. another reason why he makes his biographer miserable. and i should also say that there is a certain amount of ill will created about him after his death, largely thanks to john hancock. and that both demeans him and pushes him off what little stage he already did occupy. and that too, i think, has pushed him to the wings. so there there are a great number of reasons. i also think if you are fomenting revolution, it is your job to cover your trail. so there's a lot of destroyed paper. there are a lot of fires, there's no scene in this book with which i had more trouble than the scene of john adams and samuel adams in philadelphia at the congress where samuel adams is feeding his papers to the fire because as he explains to john, he doesn't want any of their confederates to suffer for his negligence and that's the record we want. and it's gone. so a certain amount of this is him covering his own trail, which we then h

john tanner, dedicated to a work of art, where he accuses democracy in america, was amazed to see democracy in its disgusting cynicism, in its cruel prejudices, in its intolerable tyranny, everything noble, selfless, everything that elevates the human soul, suppressed by inexorable egoism and passion for contentment, in brackets comfort in english, and he writes about picture of the united states, which was held up as an example, and he writes that in this sense it contradicts not... such an image of the united states as an abode of freedom, but at the same time again it is necessary to pay attention that the text is censored, yes, when he writes about the fact that on the part of the managers of timidity of servility. talent out of respect for equality, are forced into voluntary astrocy, well and so on and so forth, when he writes about the genealogy of persecution in a people who do not have nobility and so on, here there is a hint at russia, of course, aesopian language, here we need to understand that russian literature existed in the 19th century and to a large extent in the 20th century under censorship, therefore our writers had very strong skills in the aesopian language, starti