going on with johnston and others and can you talk a little bit about that. [inaudible]. >> that is really an interesting question predict at many levels. long street did like johnson he thought a lot of them and when johnston and danny foley lost his best commander. and long street also was self-serving and i've a lot of opinions about him but i don't have time for that but he also wanted to advance and i think that lee saw him as reliable and he try to mountains of ankeny sending out and i don't think that he was thinking that long street could rise to that level and i think he was a good subordinate freighted i think he liked him a lot and think he kns limitations and i don't know if late saw him as disingenuous and don't know that freighted because lee doesn't like much about what he thinks about people. [inaudible]. send me out to tennessee where i can go be with joe johnson and mentor and then he comes up with this elaborate plan to ship them to tennessee enjoying the johnson and attack and then go back into kentucky again and then go back to ohio thus

oh, pure ruling against the drug make a johnston. johnson. the pharmaceutical giant was accused of fueling the opioid epidemic, which has killed more than half a 1000000 americans through deceptive marketing. and gallagher has more on this from miami. there are 2700 other pending legal cases, but what makes this one so significant today is it was seen as the template. it was the 1st time big pharmaceutical companies were in court and were held responsible for the opioid epidemic. so if that is the template, i think all the other states that are taking legal action against johnson and johnson and other big pharmaceutical companies will take know basically what the oklahoma high court said was that the a public nuisance law they were trying to use in this case was far too broad, they say that doesn't take away from the tragedy of the o. p. o, a crisis that really plagues this nation. so i wouldn't say that johnson and johnson, or many other big pharmaceutical companies, are off the hook. and in, and in fact, big pharmaceutical companies are off

arguably the most influential family in johnston county in eastern north carolina. but i never met one until that day. years later we would be neighbors at mcgee's crossroads in johnston county and wilmington as well. former u.s. senator said it best when he wrote about robber the holding. are you one of the strongest people of faith i know. lock went on, i remember launching my campaign in your living room. you had been in the top leadership for reagan in 1980. senator jesse helms, myself, senator doal, and -- dole and others. my dear friend and former congressman george holding added, i watched my older brother worked hard for years, building businesses in manufacturing, media, real estate, and finance. and i watched him tirelessly give back to his family and community. i personally seen firsthand how robert hoedling's hard work, insightful mind inspires others. he's helped make our state and nation a much better place. from the nutcracker company to vice president of promotional wholesale, from founder and c.e.o. of caralantic communications and r.p. industries t

s. state of oklahoma as overturned a $465000000.00 opioid ruling against the drug make a johnston. johnson the pharmaceutical giant was accused of feeling the opioid epidemic which has killed more than half a 1000000 americans through deceptive marketing. fransen beneath have reached an agreement to return 26 historical artifacts to the african nation. some of africa's most significant artworks are looted by french colonial troops back in the 19th century. so those were the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera. after witness state you, thanks for watching. i talked to al jazeera, we ask, how would you these lines i learned relationship with the us? we listen copies 19 is not all 4 of 19 there's been terrible demonstration of the failure of human. so we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on voucher sera. a problem with what it was. i mean let me see the account with you want to about quarter to i wouldn't. okay. well, i know the bottom of, i believe, at least in terms of being the most like muslims have developed a more discounts he was,

oh, pure ruling against drug make at johnston. johnson. the pharmaceutical giant was accused of fueling the opioid epidemic, which has killed more than half a 1000000 americans through deceptive marketing. and new reports as human rights abuses, including killings and torture by me and mars military could amount to war crimes. since february school, hundreds of thousands have been displaced on 3000000 are in desperate need of aid. the group fortify, right says soldiers of new civilians as human shield. that's in the worst effect estate of karen. those were the headlines. amused, continues hair on al jazeera after witness statement. thanks for watching bye. for now. ah ah ah, goodness isn't the center of the work? because he's the only country that is in the 4 cornish, or it's in the north of the south of industry. and it's the east and the west of the international, giggling where the country has that section. so it's right there banging the middle of the distribution. ah, so far away so isolated we thought we were so isolated that we woul

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i think $85.00 we goes or boys johnston taking at private dad to get from london to glasgow while also fuming about the environmental impact on commercial aviation and why what have you. i mean that, that kind of looks like, you know, this is a subject to, you know, treat but not necessarily to practice. well, i blame my, you know, on mosque for not getting transit and buying an electric, tesla, and is a pretty experience statement. and he can, if he cares about the class, he could have tied up his entourage a little bit. you maybe, you know, from a 5 cars maybe to, let's say 30 that would save the planet. i'm environmental impact. would it not? i don't think the difference between 60 cars is going to be consequential. and i think the image, the president, as a said from his are real policies. i gave a real substance to his claim for environmental leadership. the united states is, i mean by real substance abuse is 85 high emission cars and you say he talks about, they need to protect the planet. sure. he's starting out. i mean, americans have this expression bus stop here, some key cha

on one hand, lee believe that's he has this tiny pit of hope that perhaps joe johnston's army or kirby smith's army will be successful and there will be a need for his men once more and maybe the war will continue and they'll be exchanged but the flip side of that is grant could have struck that out and he doesn't. and i think that is telling because he thinks that this war is coming to an end. we could let that one go and so obviously i'm paraphrasing here but we could let that go, because obviously this is just a gesture, it is really empty because it is obvious that when lee capitulates, the others will follow in his wake. that is what grant very much hoped. >> mm-hmm. and so that is going to create some legal wrangling later. but let's -- what i want to do is, boy, we just spent -- for the folks at home, professor janey and i just spent half of the interview talking about -- >> the first chapter. >> the prologue an the first chapter. ain promise you this is just where the book starts to get really good. >> most of that stuff we kind of knew. >> so when you start to follow those con

i mean, bar is johnston signs, a strategic partnership agreement with you. great. and as does blinking, then what else the russians could close. that basically is that all of the key major partners are encouraging you crate to try to resolve this by force. and that is definitely a red line. deem i mean this is how it plays out encouraging zalinski regime and to be more robust in its attempts to regain control of, of the dumbass. there is a, a military operation, large or small. it doesn't really matter, enforces a russian reaction because the russians have made it clear that these 2 provinces will not be ethnically cleanse. we have to remind our viewers that up to 14000 people in the done about they've been killed by the government. and so they want to, for thrushes that and then they'll say, think they were aggressive. that's how they want to play the stuff you know, dealing with the biggest loser in all of this is ukraine. go ahead. i think the biggest loser is already on the family to each in both russia and brain. it has been possible to reach your brain during

i mean, bar is johnston signs a strategic bob to ship agreement with you. great. and as does blinking then what, what else the russians could close. that basically is that all of the key major problems are encouraging you crate to try to resolve this by force. and that is definitely a red line. deem i mean this is how it plays out. encouraging the regime or to be more robust in its attempts to regain control of the dumbass. there is a military operation, larger small. it doesn't really matter. it forces a russian reaction because the russians have made it clear that these 2 problems is, will not be ethnically cleansed. we have to remind our viewers and up to 14000 people in the done best have been killed by the government. and so they want to force russia said in the say, see their aggressive, that's how they want to play this or, you know, deal with the biggest loser in all of this is ukraine. go ahead. oh, i think the biggest losers already are manually in was russia and brain. it has been impossible to resist your brain during the last 2 years and then they're

chris bryant, the chairman of the very standards committee that johnston had tried to replace 2, it's 2 weeks since the prime minister himself ignited this firestorm by launching an attempt to change parliamentary rules to save this man. his friend and fellow conservative m p. owen patterson, patterson has earned more than a $100000.00 from his 2nd job as a consultant for healthcare company which it then one big ment contracts. there is currently no limits on the 2nd jobs that an m p can take on no limit in terms of the amount of money they can earn from those outside interests or the amount of time that they can spend on them. but there is an outright ban on paid advocacy despite the fact that the line becomes somewhat blurred when talking about defining what consultancy is. however, some campaign is believe the route over 2nd jobs is distracting from a bigger issue. that is how many potential breaches of ministerial standards actually go on investigated? this is the really worrying part. and this goes to the hearts of government. we actually need changes in the legislation, see, add

you gave my minister birth johnston. is that a rocking start to the summit? being questioned on its commitment to the environment in the face. when you, coal mine in cumbria budget, cut taxes on flying descent within his own body regarding pumping raw sewage and rivers in a nuclear sabrin deal with australia that arguably left the country off the hook when it comes in at 0. so what does the man advising bore as strong as government? think of all the alleged advocacy for dba is the chairman of the u. k. is independent committee on climate change. he was conservative, body chairman on the margaret thatcher and the longest ever serving you. k secretary state for the environment, joins me now from the summit in scotland in glasgow. i don't know, it's noisy there, whether it's a crazy or devens and tell us about the subject because everyone here is going methane success, forestry, success of the whole thing is a great success. well, no, we don't know yet do until they finish it. but at this stage, we do have some very major improvements, so not least, the willingn

s. state of oklahoma has overturned a $465000000.00 opioid ruling against the drug, make a johnston, johnson, the supreme court, their rule that a lower court wrongly interpreted the states public nuisance. lauren 2019 pharmaceutical giant was accused of fueling the opioid epidemic, which has killed more than half a 1000000 americans through deceptive marketing. and there been violent protests in bolivia against the new law meant to tackle eliza profit. several unions and political groups have gone on strike using the government of using the law to target critics. but it is a socialist. government says the opposition plotting a coup. it's been a growing political divide since its former leader, even morales resigned in the wake of protests in 2019. and general electric has announced its splitting into 3 public companies. the u. s. multinational says it wants to simplify its business, reduce debt and boosted share price. the split march, the end of an era of the 129 year old company, which has been a global symbol of american business power. so those were the headlines. the news conti

and my hope is that developed countries including bodies johnston was so who so concerned about jay's bill up the standard and much ambitious finance. the like gospel until the news in japan's governing party has defied expectations to hold on to a strong majority in sunday's parliamentary election, prime minister for mucous shadows, liberal democratic party, actually lost 15 seats with its popularity hit by a sluggish economy. in the slow panoramic recovery, but his vote was seen as a key test focus shita who took off his less than a month ago. rob mcbride has from the l d p. 's point of view. the probably, the more important number is that on their own, they have 261 seats, which is what's called an absolute majority, a stable majority in the lower house. it means that with that number of seats that can keep control of the chairs of all of the important house committees that pass the legislation. so it's much easier for them to govern, to pass laws. a very good result, of course, because she that he had come to power and as something of a cloud, he is not a very charismatic leader t

and scotland and this week up to its pledge to save the planet with britain's prime minister burst johnston taking the lead. although that said the u. k. does not currently appear to be holding back on its own particular fossil fuel projects. case in point, a recent report revealing that around 40 plans are seeking approval at the moment in the u. k. in the next 4 years, which is approved with nearly triple the country's yearly greenhouse gas emissions mean time this ongoing dispute over one particular proposed new coal mine in the north west of england. and what bars johnson doesn't support it. he insists it's not his job to get involved. he said locals, they're those say they desperately need it. the mind should go ahead. it will be mined in the safest, cleanest grayness where it can possibly be done. plans are being explored for the 1st coal mine to be opened in the u. k. in 30 years here in the coastal town of white haven in northwest england. just a 140 miles north from here. the cop $26.00 summit in glasgow is in full swing. the u. k is of course, hosting that summit that critics say

and my hope is that developed countries including bodies johnston was so who so concerned about j build up the standard and much ambitious finance. to be that gospel onto the news in japan's governing parties defied expectations to hold onto a strong majority in sundays, parliamentary election, prime minister for me. oh, because she is a liberal democratic party, the l. d. p. last 15 states with its popularity hit by sluggish economy and slope. pandemic recovery was seen as a key test focus sheet who took off in less than a month ago. rob mcbride is in soul today covering events across asia. not bad, really losing 15 seats, but still holding on. what does this mean for the new prime minister? that's why they're much better a result than expected. and i think a collective sigh of relief in the l. d. p. a camp there had been predictions that they may even of not just to have a reduced majority may lose that majority altogether, but that hasn't been the case. the l. d p with it's much smaller, coalition partner the can nato party at well past the finishing line with 293 seats from the l. d

mister johnston is hosting a round 130 world leaders in the scottish city of glasgow for the 26th conference of the party is referred to as cop 26. what notable perhaps though, are the absentees. they include shifting ping president to be top polluting, country china and the russian leader vladimir putin. our environment editor nick clark is in glasgow with full coverage as cop 26 gets underway. nick over to you? yes, thanks please. our welcome to glasgow. this is it to the you and climate conference after 2 years. it finally gets underway. world leaders have been arriving in their droves. we will hear from every single nation on earth who will be as delivering national statements over the next couple of days. made object of the exercise, of course, a simple task of stopping temperatures rising beyond what a half degrees celsius it is. in fact, a monumental challenge. we're already at 1 point, one degrees celsius, nearly 1.2. it is a highly ambitious goal, a given the global commitments to try and pull back emissions so far. yesterday, we had a rather lukewarm g 20 communique, acknowledging

you gave my minister birth johnston is that a rocky start to the summit, being questioned on his commitment to the environment in the face. when you, coal mine in cumbria budget, cut taxes on flying descent within his own body regarding pumping raw sewage and rivers. in a nuclear sabrin deal with australia that arguably left the country off the hook when it comes in at 0. so what does the man advising bore as strong as government? think of all the alleged advocacy for dba is the chairman of the u. k. 's independent committee on climate change. he was conservative body chairman on the margaret thatcher and the longest ever serving you k secretary state for the environment, joins me now from the summit in scotland in glasgow. i don't know, it's noisy there, whether it's crazy there or even then tell us about the summit because everyone here is going me things.

and last goal and my hope is that developed countries including bodies johnston was sort who so concerned about, geez vill up the standard and much ambitious finance, the gospel and his royal highness and his wife camilla just taking their seats there in the auditorium, prince charles of course with his company, the dutchy of cornwall, pretty much the leading edge of how to run an organization like that such a big organization with lots 0 divers interest like ladies and gentlemen and well do that and do the right thing or some for sustainability to the right thing for the planet can scottish small. so prince charles that along with camilla waiting to ship, i suspect the opening address from boris johnson. we'll stay with these live pictures and we'll bring in our environment editor nick clark. so, nick and the key message clearly from mr. johnson would appear to be something along the lines of we can do this, we can really nail this. we can make it better for the planet, but the react. the reaction to that is i assume from other leaders. yes, that'd be a nice idea, but we're not going to

the current finance minister and the likely next johnston, elect, sholtes, called a meeting to discuss new curb to help overwhelmed hospitals. several of the worst it states that already brought any restrictions on on vaccinated people. the outbreaks been blamed on germany's relatively low vaccination rates. well, despite having some of europe's nice polluted air, milan has it site set on becoming a leader of the sustainable city movement. it's now working towards a goal of planting $3000000.00 trees by the end of the decade, and incorporating nature and sustainability into every oven project. adam rainy brings us this story now. rising into the sky, mulanda vertical forest apartment complex has become a symbol of the global sustainable city movement draped in vegetation. the towering gardens are equivalent to a forest covering 3 hector's home to 800 trees and 15000 plants. the building absorbs a net total of 11 tons of carbon dioxide a year. the architect behind the project says much more is to be done to truly make milan and other cities sustainable. one of the main issue now is to m

and my hope is that developed countries including bodies johnston, who was so who so concerned about jay's bill up the time. good. and it's much ambitious finance to be like gospel. well, one of the world leaders who won't be in glasgow is the chinese president. she jin ping, china is the world's was police her, and the biggest consumer of coal, but also the heaviest investor in renewable energy. let's talk to katrina you in beijing about this. so he's not going. i believe there was talk of a video link, but now maybe even that's not happening. shipping is expected to address the cob 26 summit by video link as he did during the g 20 as well. president she didn't pick, has not traveled since the beginning of the current of virus outbreak earlier last year. but that stamp and a lot of herbs, china will make further concessions when it does come to climate change. now, that doesn't mean that has been no movement or china's climate and voice should. and while has said that china is making all efforts to increase the likelihood that it can meet its climate targets. cheating thing himself

and then on thursday night, this letter from boris johnston to president macklin made a fall request for joint patrols. and by issuing it simultaneously on social media, it had the effect of always seeming to try to bounce the french into agreeing it. and it didn't go down well and it has backfired desperately. so what we have is a situation where the debate about what to do will go on there will be a meeting on sunday. britain will not be at the table. and in the meantime, hundreds of migrants are still waiting to try to risk their lives. trying to cross this treacherous stretch of water pull brennan is reporting from dover on the english course. thank you. pull lease from australia began patrolling the streets of honey ira in the solomon islands. after 2 days of rioting, dozens of peacekeepers was sent off to a request from prime minister manassas, without a protest or angry about the prime minister's decision to 7 diplomatic times with taiwan. and instead normalize relations of china, and they accused the government of corruption and letting foreign workers take local jobs. the de

let's bring an author and filmmaker at johnstone. we're living in some very interesting and challenging times. we're definitely people are being impacted by what is going on the news headlights. however, in this case, considering there wasn't really a public response except maybe on social media. i have to wonder why didn't electronics store and jeans maker take these steps. do you think it was about we really do worried about our employees. they're under such anguish from, from a decision of cow rittenhouse, or is it more of a front of the public are using this to push for their own agenda. more virtue, signaling, for example. it's a really good question as to why these companies felt inclined to sort of offer this kind of counseling to a verdict that i guess would only be there as shocking. if you were watching the cnn version of reality. you know, clearly there is, there is a case here that you know, you can argue whatever you want as far as you don't like that the outcome. but that, you know, the jury made a decision, i think, ba

there have been 2 conversations already on the telephone between johnston, merkel of germany and alexander your christian curly generation leader. and they haven't achieved anything, but there's dialogue. i don't think it's necessary for the u. n. to get involved or any other outside force. it should be solved and in the bounds of urine. as i've got to talk to on this jonathan steele, i and the u. k. have a great weekend. thanks for joining it. thank you. are the movement of people that we're currently seeing at the bellow rooms? poland border is happening elsewhere on a much larger scale. an influx of people fleeing conflicts in the middle east began years ago. and there are now well established routes to get to western europe. and we can have a look at some of those are popular route that starts from pakistan to have canister, and they had through eastern europe before reaching italy and germany. in fact, the united nations says that 75000 migrants of travel through bosnia and herzegovina since 2018 artes maria phenomena spoke to a people smuggler who was offering to take migrant center,

is ruined and to be able in the confrontation not to lose sight of the humanity both of moses or johnston but also as the people whose lives are so damaged. it's an incredible trick. not a trick but incredible skill. >> what is interesting, as you're talking i'm thinking it is not just the people who are complex which is true but i think the writer you were bob is also complex. what that means you can have two or three ideas about a person at the same time. you can see someone bringing something to a city and at the same time destroying it and have both compassion, empathy, pity and horror which is probably the story of america. that is a different issue altogether. go ahead. >> another thing. during archivist and we talked about archival research and the overwhelming nature of records that are available thanks to the internet. one of the things that struck me in reading about caro. it's not just that he reads the documents. he actually reads between the lines and he sees what is not in them. he senses something is missing here. to me that was so interesting. he is looking early johnson o

. >>> joining me now is nicholas johnston, what's our one big thing this morning? war over these vaccine mandates. this is the new rule by early january every employer with over 100 employees will have year employees vavaccinated. this is a big deal and affect 100 million in the united states. we saw early in the show we have drawn big words into the fights over this. the results so far, the fallout of the biden administration, dozens of gop-led state, holding an injunction and politicians in red states saying too much, too soon. another front on this ongoing vaccinations of all these types of things. aaron rogers over the weekend, that kind of vaccine disagreements. there is one data point i pay attention, a lot of data i see more than 70% of americans already gotten that first dose. a lot of this sound and furry signifies nothing as opposed to the majority of the country sees this is something they don't want to do. it's being used as political gain and bipartisan trying to drum up political support. >> we heard from ron klain earlier in the show it would survive

on one hand, lee believes a release he has this tiny bit of hope that perhaps joe johnston's army or kirby smith's army will be successful and there will be a need for his men once more. so maybe the war will continue it they will be exchanged. but the flip side of that is grant could strip that out and he doesn't. that is telling because he thanks this war is coming to an end. we can let that one go. but we can let that one go. it's a gesture it's really empty because of obvious that when lee capitulates the others will follow. grant very much has hope. >> that is going to create some legal wrangling later. what i want to do, boy, we just spent half. >> for the folks at home we just spent half of the interview talking about. >> the first chapter. [laughter] and i promise you, this is just when the book starts getting really good. that is stuff we kind of knew. so you follow those confederates away from appomattox that is when this book really starts to get good. what they take with them, let's share another image not from our stock but from the library of virginia. they are all issu

asked joseph johnston, his army around raleigh north carolina has his forces about birthdays march to east. when he is first senator clement, he checks on him, they are in connection. he wants to tempt him all calvary to the west johnson knows the misery this will inflict upon civilians as hordes of hungry infantrymen come looking for food. he reject his orders and surrenders his army in fact why you won't see so many of those doctors anymore. by breaking his telegraphic communications, he is not around to consult with him. back to virginia, 1865 the retreats are sloppy by nature. april 6, 2 confederate pollens out of supporting distance of each other, after a federal attack on each one, hyper? minor it resulted in a serious loss in both men and officers, several high-ranking. the beginning, second story, there's a second story now that will emerge here. his biography has him being told commonly between orders to pull things together. this was the interesting part for me, there's a version i know about because freeman prints in a footnote, a set up that says welcome this happened i ca

with the relentless pace of lee's army as it pushed west trying to move south and hook up with joe johnston in carolina. they drop out of the ranks. others are very determined not to surrender. not just to avoid the humiliation of the act of surrendering, but to continue the fight. that was the case more so for those men who had horses. there's a simple logic behind this. they are able to ride off from various points of departure with plans for what they can do next. can they rendezvous perhaps in a small town in the mountains of north carolina, or maybe to the hills and hamlets of the shenandoah valley and reorganize. many of the men initially -- actually, well into may and a handful into june believed that the fight is not over. if they can only get enough men, they can continue this war on another front. >> right. this evokes the memoirs of edward porter alexander who tells us that he had this meeting with leon the day of the surrender. he said, we can do this, we can do that. guys can go to their states and their governors can decide if they continue the war. lee told him, i'm not going

it is currently goalless and sam johnstone became simmering.lin. and after being dismantled by the all blacks last week, it doesn't get much easier for wales. south africa — number one ranked side in the world — come to the principality this evening. wales have won their last four meetings in cardiff though. at the t20 world cup, england are facing south africa in theirfinal group game with a semi—final spot all but guaranteed. only a huge defeat can stop england going through. their opponents put on a fantastic showing with the bat — setting england 190 to win. aiden markram and rassie van der dussen with and inspired 52 and 94 not out respectively. van de dussen with several big sixes. england currently on 37 without loss after four overs. they need just 87 to secure semi—final spot. meanwhile, australia had no trouble against the reigning champions west indies, taking a step closer to the semi—finals. josh hazlewood got four wickets in the west indies�* innings of 157—7. and the aussies comfortably knocked it off in reply. david warner with

we need to get people back using our hands helping us with materials and get johnston in the field and if we have to incentivize people to get them to work the supply chain issue will not resolve itself and it will take some effort. >> and more regulations and government involvement and then to allow the open free markets to work. >> there is needs for the government to help people that in this case anything that continues to happen will simply delay things simple the handbrake on our economy. >> so what about the safe truck act? that is a specific bill i will open that up to anyone and then to deal with quite a few imports and with those workforce shortages to drive on interstate basis. and that would be cosponsors on both sides that would make a difference are you familiar with that? >> i'm sorry. time is expired. >> my apologies. >> we will come back i promise. >> the gentle man from maryland the vice chair of the committee on contracting and one —- for five minutes. >> also i add my appreciation to the witnesses for being with us today. mr. chairman i heard something earlier that i