and liggett little. the liability you know. there was a marine who was really good you see you get put out so how come you. how we're going to survive. the middle order you. are used to leave evidence you did the had to you didn't you didn't. get there but i would have been told all right when i hit me that adam was. going to have to be all about me. like i was here. to get in a. suit that's not. the building i'm reading and then i'm not. going to get out of there was the night that you demand they have. been much ado well how for a bit. the . only. difference is. yes. we do not have. to be over the audience for. the movie the further out. there think they are. doing us or something smart than they are in a tear off or some of the stuff that the star left for the home with a local feel dumber example are down the city from the do trick is also the start of this comeback impurity out of. the deal to first do spirits and the high level teams and the arsenal give. us the stamina and massacre this guy who never some of our feet are

my favorite american leader of the war was general hunter liggett, who was born in reading pennsylvania -- reading, pennsylvania. he was the guy who developed the movement to save the lost battalion. there are some very talented american generals. bullard was an example of the worst. that was not the only example. he was responsible for the annihilation of a portion of the 28th division, pennsylvania national guard, at a place in august 1918. he left them stranded in a bridgehead on the other side of the river and the germans wiped it out. which brings me, long way, a memoir, i highly, highly recommend, since we are in pennsylvania, we are in pence -- in gettysburg for those who want to take a personal look at an experience of the work, read a book called toward the flame, by her the -- harvey allen. he is a member of the 28th division and he describes the weeks leading up to the battle of fee met -- battle of the met when they were attacked by a german flamethrowers. it is very personal, beauty -- beautifully written. i highly recommend that but. okay, thank you very much. >>> saturday

young people felt against their parents' generation liggett wasn't constantly testing for the stupidity entish it was clear that they demanded nothing less than a home for slim eyed maelstrom of conflict and the pilots are linked with the vietnam war a pledge to roll up my generation play watch the vietnam war every day live our documentary takes a look a little time slip how do those who were here the members of her leave her for the first time i had a feeling of being part of something names. what remains of those events today. the seeds of civil rights the peace movement the women's movement long planned during this period lamented sixty eight lives with the dog. playing. a. german carmaker volkswagen has faced judges and company shareholders in the first major german hearing against the company the court had to adjourn to a convention center in order fit some fifty lawyers dozens of shareholders and public spectators shareholders want billions in compensation they say they should have been informed earlier about u.s. investigations into possible diesel emission cheating. more than t