2nd and july 3rd. a location known as copes help. now at the dedication to a monument to honor george green in the years after the american civil war and the battle of gettysburg. a luminary major daniels tickles would give a dedication speak to this monument that have been dedicated in honor of green and his performance at gettysburg on the evening of july 2nd, 1863. sickle said, this quote, the battle fought here by general green on the night of -- of 1873 to -- has a conspicuous place in history. it's malleable not so much for the number of combatants engaged as it is for the skill of the general. the heroic conduct of his troops, in view of the consequences that would have all of the defeat of the union forces. sadly, today the story of green brigade and greens general ship and the night of 1863, the position of -- that his men would occupy for several critical hours during the second day of the battle has largely been forgotten. it is a story today, that we are going to bring back to the forefront

but at about 5 am on july 2nd, green ... is brigade john's division the men of the 12 core, we receive the orders to move out. to continue their march forward, and to make their way towards the unions armies developing right flank on cults hill. general greenwood recall on his official port of battle of gettysburg, upon receiving these orders, marching is meant towards cults ill. he said quote, we took position at 6 am on the steep rocky hill. being thrown back at nearly right angles of the line of the first -- rock creek running -- to not 400 years. our position in fort worth could -- free from undergrowth. with large ledges projecting above the surface. these rocks and trees offer good cover for marksman. the surface was very steep on our left, diminishing to a gentle slope, on our right. as soon as we were in position, we began to entrench ourselves. and throw up rest works, covering the height of logs, cord wood and stones. and of earth. the same was done, by the troops on our ranks. so as greens men began to arrive a co

and between july 4th and july 14th, he moves the army to potomac, down to fallen waters, and gets to a culminating point where he can attack rob easily. and the whole conversation is cast as the retreat from gettysburg. i will call it the pursuit in my book because that shifts the initiative to george mead. for ten, days the union army launched a pursuit of a defeated, but not destroyed, defeated but not crippled, not annihilated army. >> i argue in my chapter on the pursuit, and one of the other lsu eye approaches to military history. i argue that meade's actions in the pursuit are important in two ways. if you look at decisive battles and world war military history, they are incredibly difficult to achieve. a battle that completely destroyed the enemy. we can find a few comparisons with napoleon. right. but more, so attentive -- decisive battlefield victory, coupled with a successful pursuit that leads in crushing the belligerent, the enemy, is incredibly difficult, and incredibly rare. so when lincoln and the northern public, the philadelphia and choir, on july the 6th -- that's a

hard and she attempted to take her own life her family though is determined to keep fighting julie's mother is still marked by that decision. the facts are simple julie was 1314 and 15 at the time she was in a very vulnerable state taking medication and trying to kill herself and 20 firefighters came to her all of them admit that they performed a sexual act on her with penetration and yet in france in the 21st century the court decides that the innocent julie's case has caused consternation in france for. almost a decade we trust the justices. them to make its ruling the court of appeals ruled that the foreign rapists were justified given the success they enjoy with women moreover they state it's verbal and in writing that the firefighters should be exonerated quote given the rampant sexual interest shown and by we campaign is hoping that the decision reached this court will lead to an age of sexual consent being in troy and in french and all cause for a minimum age of consent have been cruising in recent years and in january the senate but a bill to make the age of consent 13 but ch

we have julie posetti who's a global director of research at the international center for journalists and in washington d.c. courtney advocacy director at the committee to protect journalists and muster in the netherlands catalina grantor assistant professor in private law at university and co-manager of the metric law and tech lab welcome all to the program so facebook and the australian government still arguing this out and the outcome as we've just been talking about will have global implications. first of all scott morrison said that facebook's action was indefensible but was it on facebook right when they say they help news organizations get new subscribers and help drive revenue. yes facebook is right when it says that certainly the discoverability of news on facebook is really important to a range of news organizations not least of all small news organizations that don't have the same ability to pay for distribution etc and we've actually seen a reaction by community broadcasters and 1st nations media and australia to this decision because it's really made to fully impacted the

bass that's provoked outrage here in france involves a woman known as julie who says she was raped by 20 firefighters between the ages of 13 and 15. it all began when julie not her real name had been assisted by a firefighter following a severe anxiety seizure at 13 in 2008 now it's claimed he obtained her number for medical records and then grew to before asking her to undress via webcam it's then claimed he passed details on to other firefighters who did the same now in 2009 it's alleged a firefighter then raped julie says she was later taken to an apartment where she was gang raped in 2010 julie disclosed what it happened to her mother and a complaint was filed 3 firefighters were placed under investigation but no action was taken against another 17 men also accused 2 of the men have admitted that they had group sex with julie whilst on duty and whilst wearing their uniforms a 3rd admitted a sexual act in a toilet cubicle in a prison hospital where julie had been admitted in march 20th definite judge was appointed to investigate but after 8 years the rape charges were dropped inste

says she was later taken to an apartment where she was gang raped in 2010 julie disclosed what happened to her mother and a complaint was filed 3 firefighters were placed under investigation but no action was taken against another 17 men also accused 2 of the men have admitted that they had a group sex with julie whilst on duty and whilst wearing their uniforms a 3rd admitted a sexual act in a toilet cubicle in a prison hospital where julie had been admitted in march 20th definite judge was appointed to investigate but after 8 years the rape charges were dropped instead rape was replaced by consensual penetrative sex with a minor under 15 this means the maximum sentence that they could receive is 7 years compared with 20 for rape so it's not who are $25.00 partners so the curtain the service when we're talking about a 30 year old child to still unable to realize that we're not in a fair balance of power and that when julie was raised by 20 firefighters she was weight under duress and she couldn't consent she couldn't accept the rape since she was a child that outcome is said to have hit

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they will be available in july. it may take an additional couple of months, actually, maybe towards the end of the summer to get everybody vaccinated. so that's what he meant by available. it ready to go if people need to be vaccinated. >> the -- obviously, it is kind of a building effort. so those will be fully available by the end of july, according to the president and what you're agreeing with, but some of that will already be available earlier and therefore people can continue to get vaccinated? >> yeah. >> so the vaccinations will continue all the way through? >> exactly. what i was talking about you may have heard the comments i made is that you have now what are called prioritizations, anderson, where you have the 1 a group, which are the health care providers, the people in nursing homes, 1 b, the elderly and those in critical jobs and society and on and on. by the time you get through them, you're still vaccinating a considerable number of people, and the point that i had made is that i originally said apr

maybe that's end of july we're hearing at this point.there's the third end point of herd immunity. that's probably about 80% of americans being vaccinated. i would hope that we can get there by the end of the year, which is probably why president joe biden is saying about christmas. but if we want to reach herd immunity, we need to ramp up vaccinations. we need to get to 2,500,003 million vaccines a day. we can get there but we're not there yet. >> so getting kids back into schools, huge issue. this is what he said about teachers. >> why is it okay to put students and teachers in close proximity to each other with large class sizes and outdated ventila ventilation systems? do you believe all they should be vaccinated before doing so? >> number one, nobody is suggesting, including the cdc, that you have large classes, congested classes. it's smaller classes, more ventilation, making sure that everybody has masks and is socially distanced, meaning you have less -- fewer students in one room. i think that teachers and the folks who work in

so julie julie we knew about the mob and the calls to hang mike pence, but we learned something new in this trial. we saw just how close that mob came to actually getting him. julie: absolutely. i mean, that was one of the things that was so striking about this. is just seeing just how close this was to the vice president, the second in command of this country, to also see the way the rioters were very clearly targeting trying to get after nancy pelosiy the speaker of the house. and also the other thing i thought was so powerful about these videos is really the audio, actually, hearing the words of these rioters. and seeing just how directly motivated they were by these false attacks on the election. there was a feeling among some of those rioters that they actually were going to be able to go and stop this process. they were actually going to be able to go and stop joe biden from being certified as the winner of this election. and that is directly linked to the attacks by donald trump was making for weeks and mths beyond the rally that he had just hours before the riot. this had been

and _ every uk adult by july 31. this is great news. and we _ every uk adult by july 31. and we have - every uk adult by july 31. this is great news. and we have spoke| every uk adult by july 31. this is - great news. and we have spoke about this before, the idea that we will have our firstjab, this before, the idea that we will have ourfirstjab, it this before, the idea that we will have our firstjab, it does not mean ever and has taken it, the result of that means we may go faster terms of the exit and coming out of lockdown. as mentioned at the top come the ministers have got to agree to meet to agree this and it could mean things like pubs and restaurants could start to open up as well. i am in the slowly but steady camper. i am concerned we could go racing ahead and then it comes back and they will likely be a backlash because we start the the numbers are to go up or we have to get back in the lockdown again and people have had enough of that. this in itself is very good thing and it is across all the newspapers, it is a releasing of a can part of the prime minister'