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they are using signals on morse code and aerial drone seen operating over afghanistan and in the middle east. to deliver an electrical charge in order to activate the camera. great idea. they eventually rejected this proposal. for this book i decided to focus on three men and one woman who spied for the union. i did so for several reasons. i found union operatives to be far more interesting than the confederate counterparts. one was a failure and the other was a scoundrel so i had a good mix of characters here to deal with and also, movies often have durables outperforming with yankees and espionage but that wasn't the case. for most they get had a much me comprehensive and infected intelligence gathering operation in the confederates could ever feel. so by the end of the conflict, ulysses grant had a better idea of the forces then we would ha have. she is in the upper left. friends believe he was gifted with unusual powers of observation born in scotland in 1819 as a young man he trained and ended up spending more time working as a labor agitator falling under the spell of the scottish

into the valley and then up the next mountain or you could blow your horn the alp hold out a kind of morse code of sound sequences which conveyed your message across the valley today it's soothing tones and just used musically and we've been to the biggest outpolled festival in the world in of course switzerland. switzerland has amazing mountain panoramas. breathtaking nature. and a musical national symbol. out alone. and . thousands of album own fans gathered in the swiss town of name down to celebrate these 3 in a meeting along the instrument. from belgium for all the flemish part i am from holland for manchester in the u.k. getting the most i'm from germany and we like hearing the upland that's why we come here i punch when this happened you know. there are some full 1000 active album players in switzerland the country's largest alpine festival here in asia has gathered some 150 players from around the world most of them are over 50 years old but there are younger musicians with a love for the unusual instrument. for. one seems to be a developing trends as at various young our players a

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is a movement -- there is a unit moving in or telegraphed these things and sometimes it would be in morse code. the 406 was the security team. they would patrol and they were mostly the ones who were lightly armed. nobody knew these were inflatable tanks. they also had bulldozers because they didn't have any real artillery but they had bulldozers. you cannot have tanks without tracks. they would make the tanks and then they would make the tracks and put the tank on top of it. just little things like that. they all participated in special effects and impersonations. they would where the patches so the look like -- wear patches so they look like they were real that there is a unit here when there wasn't. >> why was this kept a secret until 1996? >> they wanted to keep it secret for a little bit of time, 25 years or so, to make sure everything was settled with the war and make sure it was not to new after the war, like this is how we beat you. by the time it got to inappropriate time, the cold war was in heat and they did not want to tell the russians what worked on the germans. it was just

morse could substitute spent a lot of problems. the global 3000 talks with team of british researchers to take a more optimistic view. that while it is not always a good plan but it's much much better than it was. just the world really getting better come on home. a global $3000.00 special reports. starts august 19th sundays of the. cut. cut. cut. cut. this is d.w. news from berlin tonight sounding the alarm over the spread of ebola in the democratic republic of congo. no cordy's have closed and then reopened the border with the d r c as a 3rd death is confirmed in the congolese city of goma with a population of 2000000 fears of an.

into the valley and then up the next mountain or you could blow your horn the alp hold out a kind of morse code of sound sequences which conveyed your message across the valley today it's soothing tones and just used musically and we've been to the biggest outpolled festival in the world in of course switzerland. switzerland has amazing panoramic. breathtaking mencia. and a musical national symbol. thousands of.

fake radio messages that would say there is a unit telegraphing things, sometimes they would be in morse code. 406, theye have the were kind of like the security team. they were mostly the ones that were lightly armed. they would just make sure nobody knew these were inflatable tanks. also, they have bulldozers because they did not have any real artillery. but you can't have tanks without t-rex. -- tracks. would make the tracks and the tanks on top of it. so does little things like that. they all participated in special effects and impersonation. they would wear patches and say "oh, yes, we are the second armored division." they would set up fake command posts, all of these things to make it real. so why was this kept secret until 1996? >> they wanted to keep it secret for a little bit of time, like 25 years or so, just to make and everything was settled to make sure it was not too new. right after the war, like, this is how we beat you. anthe time it got to appropriate time, the cold war was in heat and they did not want to tell the russians what worked on the germans. it was like they

and they would also telegraph these things because they would be in morse code. there was a security team. they would patrol. they were mostly the ones that were slightly armed. they would make sure that no one knew these were inflatable tanks. they also had a bulldozer. because they did not have any real artillery but they had a bulldozer. you cannot have tanks without tracks. they would make the tanks and then the tank tracks and then put the tank on top of them. little things like that. they all participated in special effects and impersonation. they would wear the patches and say they were the second armored division. they would set up fake command posts. all of these things to make it look real. mr. stanley nance: why was this cap secret until 1996? madeline: they wanted to keep it secret for a little bit of time, 25 years or so, to make sure everything was settled with the war and to make sure that it was not tooo that it was known that this was how we beat you. by the time it became an appropriate time, it was around the time of the cold war and they did n

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the world is getting more soups morse could justify among the problems. the global 3000 talked about scene with british researchers who take a more optimistic view. while it is not always a good plan but it's much much better than it was. just the roof really getting better. a global $3000.00 special reports. starts august 19th sunday to. it's time to take stuff such. as face counts of. time or on just such the other half and fun for the troops. time to overcome pound drives and connecticut. it's time for the double. ended of idiocy coming up ahead fish finds. a quiet melody resounds michael lighten the mood. ready and it soon repeat resonate within its soul. the mind and the music. tovan fest 12019 from september 6th to september 29th. this is that bit of news by from further in in just 5 minutes of proclaims a new era for kashmir render modi's that the region has been stripped of its autonomy to freed from what he called terrorism and separatism the security lockdown and they can add as minister of kashmir as its full day of more than $500.00 local poli

we are surviving survivors human please cite the morse chuckle. or. get into these.but what looked like that and how life in the archipelago changed. in those who speak thinks new opportunities will open for a long yahoo in the future. also they said this is a small city where you get to experience things very easily it's a small area and think so is it to decide there are a lot of possibilities to. this it that. the cruise ship sets out to see again the tourists take their impressions of with them and the locals are left to wonder about the best path out of the past into the future and what new challenges lie ahead. 30 years ago the iron curtain fell in europe and the cold war between the and the west ended so what is life been like for people in the former communist countries since then the last part of our series takes us to romania where the wave of peaceful revolutions in 1909 took a violent turn hopes were high when the regime of dictator ceausescu was brought down down lonny it was part of the uprising but now he feels let down by the lack of progress. when th

to music and are 1st that doing music our musical sounds before understanding or is speaking like morse took to the thames. so briefly for me is a project in which we are insulating by. electrical activity in the brain into sounds we create music through emotions so the emotions of the brain are translated into a musical language part of this project is to provide people with different disabilities like cerebral palsy the opportunity to create music through the activity of the.

it is interior minister has banned another charity ship from entering italian morse's the german vessel is carrying more than 100 people rescued from the mediterranean in the past month salvini is also grounded 2 planes used to search for boats in distress rescuers are still hunting for around 40 people after a boat heading for europe capsized off the coast of libya at least 5 people drowned while $65.00 others were rescued. afghan officials say taliban fighters have killed at least 14 members of a pro-government militia in the west of the country it happened during the violence in the province of herat with several others wounded the attack comes as the taliban and the u.s. are finalizing a deal aimed at ending the 18 year war. hundreds of thousands of people have been forced to leave their homes after flooding and landslides in japan 2 people have died an emergency warning has been issued for parts of the northern island of cuba sure and tropical storm dorian has caused power outages and downed trees on the caribbean islands of barbados and lucia it's now or heading for puerto rico ri

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is interior minister has banned another charity ship from entering italian morse's the german vessel is carrying more than 100 people who have been rescued from the mediterranean within the past month vini there's also grounded 2 planes used to search for boats in distress rescuers are still hunting for around 40 people after a boat heading for europe capsized off the coast of libya at least 5 people drowned while $65.00 others were rescued. the health workers in the world's largest refugee camp say they are struggling to provide proper care for the number of women giving birth more than 100 babies are born every day refugee camps in southeastern bangladesh hundreds of thousands of ranger living there after fleeing violence in miramar in the past 2 years stephanie decker reports now from long camp in cox's bazaar. he's not even 3 days old and yet life is you're already stacked against him like all the other babies here he will have no birth certificate and no citizenship. the mother is looked dazed almost absent the fan does little to ease the stifling humidity but the fact that thes

employees do the same if will is interior minister has banned another charity ship from entering italia morse's the german vessels carrying more than $100.00 people rescued from the mediterranean within the past month. has also grounded planes used to search for bin. it's in distress rescuers are still searching for around 40 people after a boat heading for europe capsized off the living coast at least 5 people drowned and $65.00 others were rescued but jose bennett ente is a spokesman for the non-governmental organization volunteer he says his team met its legal obligations before launching its operations while in talked we were quite surprised because from the beginning of the when we learned the project in fact more than one a year ago now we of course can all the legal aspect and then more recently after receiving the information from the civil aviation authorities from italy we are even cross-check are going to use 2 lawyers and apparently from them there is no reason for our flight to be to be stopped what i wanted to say as well is that we are we are now operating seems more than a year

and took morse areas and they kidnapped and arrested jailed men it's a syrian army also answer coward fillets somebody during that time my prancercise meat and tornadic emigrated to sri then but they still live like many lebanese people syrian army was to or from lebanon in 2005. but the word memories have never disappeared from our lives so war in syria is a great strength and. the security of lebanon is that 3 ask as a number of the syrian refugees here is a huge. specially as some of them served here and fought us and know what they are back. of course many of them have been forced to leave their homes in ca and goes through difficult times. although my sisters have accepted that i teach to hit out and have their drop her in school sister if she was such a concert of hurt or hangs around our house. and i understand them. so you doubt it's your land and her family is syrian. both to me. and. their stories. that. the old how they. had their. own how this never really. was. the. thank you oh. and. my nan as. my name there oh why do i now. live in. mine if i live. so you know i could n

and took morse areas and they kidnapped and arrested joerg men it's a syrian army also answer to our fear that somebody. during that time my prancercise meat and tornadic emigrated to sri then but they still live like many lebanese people syrian army was to or from lebanon in 2005 but the word memories have never disappeared from our lifes. so war in syria is a great strength and. the security of lebanon is the trees as the number of the syrian refugees here is a huge. specially some of them served here and fought us and know what they are back. of course many of them have been forced to leave their homes in c.t.r. and goes through difficult times. also my sisters have accepted that i teach to hear it out and have their daughter in school sister she was said she comes over around our house. and i understand them. so you know it's syrian and her family is syrian. but to me show here is a quick charge and had nothing to do it was always use other stories. say. when they were. there. on a phone call that said here that i would. listen. if they were on. the if i was. on the air if you're

important man in the political arena now id and is the morse old saw. to form the new government in fact the president. even being in charge to form the new government and so probably we don't know yet but we will have the 2nd in the next few days how it happened because he was also a man that guarantees stability outside of the kountry i mean a guarantee stability we then gala medical in doubles the avoid. all the problem of the krises for italy in the locks.

. >> john morse, too extreme for colorado. recall morse september 10th. >> reporter: just six years ago gun rights group won their recall of john morse, then president of the colorado senate. >> i am happy that the recall against tom sullivan fell apart and i'm hoping that boosts the courage of politicians that are still just pandering politicians but now pander to gun safety instead of away from it because we're so tired of burying our children. >> there's going to be more parents of murdered children running for office and we're all akices on local levels, state levels, and in colorado's governor jared polis, but this may well be another try ending in another failure. for "cbs this morning: saturday," barry peterson, denver. >> do you need a grenade launcher? some very serious issues being discussed here, but interesting video we saw from barry's piece here. >> it's been such an intractable issue in washington, and one has to wonder whether or not these recent mass shootings we've seen have actually changed the d dynamic it

so this happened tuesday morning this is at a home on morse a canyon road near vargas road. there was a person in that house he chased the burglars out into the driveway, one man 33 year-old marquis summit clinton he ran away, but he was later caught by police and then the 2 other burglars got away in a silver truck police are still working to identify those. those 2. well cars and police arrested a burglary suspect who they say was walking around downtown carrying a samurai sword. now in the picture you can see the officer holding that sort this happened to say near total santo's plaza. so the man is accused of stealing from a nonprofit organization officers later found him in that area with the sword and the stolen items. also the east voice faces an arson charge in connection to a fire at a playground structure in alameda. so this happened last month this is that woodstock park and here are some photos of the damage. police say that boy started the fire in the early morning hours. they say the playground was just completely destroyed and that's going to cost more than $20

before becoming a writer morse and made her way up the male dominated world of new york publishing always fearless she soon realized that she and not the old white males around her was the smartest person in the room i was more interesting then. she turned the status quo of white perception on its head when talk show host dick cavett asked her a provocative question. i prefer. well i'm tired of people asking the question. later oprah winfrey's book club helped toni morrison become a household name her novels such as the bluest eye song of solomon and beloved went beyond bestseller status they contributed to a shift in african-american storytelling a style that embraced ruthless honesty. toni morrison empowered countless readers and will be remembered as a force of nature in the world of literature and beyond. she was a great writer i'll be back at the top of the all work with more bold news followed by the day i hope to see the. kick off the boss season with the highest scoring single mom this millennium. the only there was some a great swimming. team in your education come once more with

survivors here middle east side we have morse chuckle. to get the truth. but what we look like then and how life in the archipelago changed. builders who speak thinks new opportunities will open for long yahoo and in the future. also research this is a small city where you get to experience meant till things very easily it's a small area and think so is it just to find there are lots of possibilities to. end this if the. cruise ship sets out to sea again the tourists take their impressions of with them and the locals are left to wonder about the best path out of the past into the future and what new challenges lie ahead. 30 years ago the iron curtain fell in europe and the cold war between the east and the west ended so what is life been like for people in the former communist countries since then the last part of our series takes us to romania where the wave of peaceful revolutions in 1909 took a violent turn hopes were high when the regime of dictator ceausescu was brought down down down it was part of that uprising but now he feels let down by the lack

from the mystery man why later is named joey morris and works as a security guard for mr bryan mr morse proceeded to unplug my camera grab the trifle it was connected to and steal the entire thing. so i. feel like. it was i i. i tried to get away from the perpetrator but within seconds he began to sell to me without provocation in the lobby and continued his assault as he forced me and believe. i. know this is the same a pariah in this is wrong. encourages violence at his rallies people get thrown out and that's just part of it it's like a blood sport and then he or she is having something that is much worse happen at one of our own events seems pretty you know hypocritical to say the least well you want to protect themselves 1st and foremost say cname so they don't want to have any kind of negative coverage about their journalists and their pundits on air they won't talk about a pariah and have a new body guard basically beat somebody up almost say her particular event it won't talk about that because about protecting their and their name and their image but i talk about shot all day l

way down number yesterday with some 90's in livermore concord long gone much cooler today, 77 live morse 81 in concord 64 degrees in san francisco. much warmer weather though is on the way guys back to you. thank you lawrence. >>and a navy fighter jet went down wednesday in california's death valley and rescue crews are still trying to find out what happened to the pilot. the f a 18 e super hornet crash near naval air weapons station china lake. the spokesperson for the joint strike fighter wing says that the cause of the crashes still under investigation. the inyo county sheriff's office help contain the scene until the military rescue crews could arrive. the naval station is about 125 miles north of los angeles, 7 tourists from france were on the ground they suffered minor injuries after getting hit with shrapnel from the crash. >>we >>in front of about a and the plane scratch around the 50 minute rows in front of us. >>the crash happened near an area known as star wars kenyan people there and joy watching the military clients make their way through the narrow canyon in the new verse w

morse could sastre views among the problems. of. the global $3000.00 talks would seem with british researchers to take a more optimistic view. the world is not always a good question but it's much much better than it was and how. is the world really getting better. a global $3000.00 special reports. starts august 19th on the deeds of the. hello and welcome to another edition of eco africa with a colorful book of environmental issues from africa and europe my name is nelson and i am hosting the show from lagos nigeria with my colleague in south africa. hello z. hi that's an easy. greetings from johannesburg today we're going to find out how kites.

to music and were 1st that doing music or musical sounds before understanding or is speaking like morse took to the thames. so brenchley for me is a project in which we are translating by. activity in the brain into sounds we create music where motions so the emotions of the brain translate it into musical language part of this project is to provide people with different disabilities like cerebral palsy the opportunity to create music through the activity of their brain. say i just want to hear we can see the signal from a friend's brain in real time. this information gets analyzed which indicates if the emotion is positive or negative strong or neutral we can basically watch as it changes yes for there was no or the most. can be of no use to yes or no and then you'll send this to me and we'll make music with the software. how do you decide what music to play at each moment you know. some how we experience sounds is cultural. but there is also internet component down there. you know when we play notes they create a harmony. and it gives us a sense of pleasure in this but if we play note

pretty exciting morse the former rebel greens at ease with becoming establishment so again ready for chancellor. strike toughed isn't that sort of you. tired. opposition. in saxony the greens try to prove they are unafraid of the right wing populism that is dividing the country further north they're aiming even higher whereas this side of the road here in saxony the greens are unlikely to significantly change the political game just across the road in the neighboring state of brandenburg the greens are well on the way into regional governments. here they have been able to score with voters in the race to offer alternatives to the far right if tea party the tightly contested race between those pushing for change and those promising the return to good old days sees the greens also an anonymous a trained doctor up against the if tea parties and yes kind of it's an army veteran . because we cannot afford to fail on our climate targets time and time again we finally need to get serious about meeting the 1.5 degree target of the paris accord we only have a couple of years left to do that t