the engineer is none other than napoleon. the demon with whom christian fought a fierce battle in the valley of humiliation. , theing fire and smoke train sets out from the city of destruction and speeds over the on a bridge of elegant construction. there are countless thousands of religionphilosophy and that has somehow congealed into granite. including, hawthorne tells us -- it is really funny. you are a good crowd. in closing, the french philosophy and german rationalism, plato, various hindu sayers as well as a few ingenious commentaries on the scriptures. we follow our narrator through the hills of difficulty and the valley of humiliation, the valley of the shadow of death and the mountains. along the way he and other passengers occasionally glance out the window to make the derisory comments about the old-school pilgrims still plodding on the path prevents -- whose abstinence the hawthorne tells us prevents them from taking advantage of this most modern improvement and they laughed when napoleon occasionally events stea

it is a fort that napoleon built and some structures are still there.minute boat ride from san marco. it could be yours, if you want it. high-end weis the are talking about. was it hard to find? i feel like there are lots of violence around the world. -- lots of violence around the world. -- lots of islands around the world. >> there are a lot, there is even a website. carol: people might even want to wear jewelry inspired by the beach. >> sometimes i come to you with good news, sometimes that is. i don't how you feel about this, but bucher shell necklaces from the 70's and 80's, they are coming back. jason: i love that the story called -- starts with a call back to the partridge family. neuwirth, she is a great jewelry designer and grew up loving that combined -- that vibe. she makes these necklaces. carol: $9,000. necklace --shall shell neckalce. it is a trend that was on the runway, seashells in different forms. people are all doing it. it is campy and a little bit costume he -- costume he -- costumy, you can wear seashells and it does not look like

it is a fort that napoleon built and some structures are still there.te boat ride from san marco. it could be yours, if you want t. carol: this is the high-end we are talking about. was it hard to find? i feel like there are lots of islands around the world. >> there are a lot, there is ven a website. there are a lot on the market. they stay on the market for a while. carol: people might even want to wear jewelry inspired by the beach. >> sometimes i come to you with good news, sometimes bad news. i don't how you feel about necklaces cha shell from the 70's and 80's, they are coming back. jason: i love that the story starts with a call back to the partridge family. >> irene neuwirth, she is a great jewelry designer and grew up loving that vibe. she makes these necklaces. made out of opals secretly. carol: $9,000. > a $9,000 shell necklace. carol: i had one under $10. >> it is a trend that was on the runway, seashells in different forms. people are all doing it. it is campy and a little bit costumy, you can wear seashells and it does not look like you ar

engineering it took more than thirteen thousand workers from both sides to realize a vision dating back to napoleon it's the longest on the same tunnel in the world and was inaugurated by queen elizabeth and french president francois mitterrand in cali on may sixth one thousand nine hundred four the channel cut travel time between london and paris to just two hours today its services carrying more than twenty million passengers a year. and don't forget you can always get data to news on the go or just download our app from the google play or the app store and give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news you can also use the dean of a new app to send us your photos and videos. that's all from a stallion watching data with the news coming up next world stories i'm sorry more data between news and the top of the hour i'm rebecca returns in berlin thanks for joining me. what secrets lie behind these memos. find out you know first of experience and external repressive eighty eight cultural heritage sites. d w world heritage three sixty

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it was a late writer, napoleon hill who said great achievement is usually born of great sacrifice.goodnight.

ofre are all kinds comparisons to napoleon, frederick the great, etc. rosecrans spent most of the spring of 1863 reorganizing his a routeandardizing network. as the months were on, washington became impatient. they wanted to know why he would not advance. he explained he did not have sufficient calvary, supplies, his supply network was too tenuous and he was still awaiting the promised supplies. after receiving a request for additional reinforcements from officers,ecrans's they said he shall not have another man. this time, grant is attacking vicksburg, rosecrans is thinking about advancing but doesn't. grant will write to havoc about this. he should've been writing to rosecrans and rosecrans should've been writing to grant. the complete breakdown of what happened is largely responsible for this. partly rosecrans port generalship. i don't think he needed to wait that long. but it is the personality conflict that drives it. he advances on june 24, and with a series drives bragg's office -- bragg's army out of middle tennessee. miffed thatels stanton impl

over here, is a 12-pounder napoleon. >> ...and a goal in his sights. >> collection of every gun of majorredible arsenal... >> were you shocked? >> oh, yeah, of course. oh, yeah. >> ...it's his heirs who hear a blast from the past. >> what did you estimate that collection was worth at that time? >> probably a million dollars. that was a small load. if you put a big load in there it'll knock you on your fanny. ho!

masterpiece rising out of a salty lagoon, with its magnificent palazzos, shimmering canals and napoleonica neoclassical building that plays host to a disturbing and, at times, brutal installation by the artist, cathy wilkes, whose display of eerie mannequins and household objects is representing britain at the 2019 venice art biennale. she trained in belfast, as did the sculptor eva rothschild, who has filled the irish pavilion with an array of materials and shapes that create a sort of landscape of art to wander through — and to climb on. to talk about the biennale's founding idea, dating back over 100 years, an artist representing a country. is there an argument against it? that it's an anachronism? i think there could be, if it happened everywhere. i think it's the fact that it is anachronistic and it is the only thing. i mean, if every major art exhibition was themed around national identity, i think that would be deeply problematic. but this is the only one. and venice itself is an anomaly. who can believe it exists? not far away, across a narrow canal, is the welsh pavilion, where t

heart of his foreign policy until the present day today actually does when you know when you are at napoleon and their mother did you do it can you. even. marlen the rest of the buzzing 3 minutes of it is that he had an issue an option he made can use the market but i want to migrate to the good business not unless the bushels throughout. egypt in the regions to be used in the bill actually would be. globally visible. just in precious to the near of even your by the assume from your ruby ridge about it but i was really just year. on it was like in the. old man's obsession young couple who just got lighter which. a crowd behind me which i want but also with the shit you. can't bargain that is god or store or company my post if she wasn't. going to. get. stuck. i thought it. speech was very aggressive but i'm president putin's comments were quite provocative give a follow up think a lot of what they're actually disappoint. into $1013.00 european leaders met to discuss a future association agreement with the ukraine. like they're americans they didn't consider that russia had any place at the n

to napoleon, you can do everything with a band that but sitting on it. there are lots of bayonets in the middle east, lots of missiles the iranians have put in the region. the missiles are now being used. i'm looking at an article by a former stat -- former pakistani chief of staff and he says if israel decides to engage iran, the estimated number of over 200,000 missiles in free -- and free flight rockets would be raining over israel from three directions. question, has iran put 200,000 missiles in therefore deterrence? or to use them? i'm looking particularly at mike. >> for deterrence purposes, i would say. one of the reasons that iranian -- the iranians were upset with aspectah was that one that was successful was the israeli airstrikes against long-range rocket that they had at that point, which iran saw is critical to its own capability. so if they were pursuing their own interest in a certain way, jeopardizing iranian interest by taking steps that insured this trump card would be taken from iran's hand. i will say that look, the israelis have alre

in the garden of his home in term napoleon 78 year old madame passes his retirement in silence his 2 sons emin and amir were in their early twenties when they were both killed at college chani cliffs after 27 years has now been told that their remains have finally been found. burials and origin at your bone was found 10 or 12 years ago but they didn't know which of them it belonged to now the full remains were found in that musgrave i mean and they were exempt from ascites known as the stone mass grave the corpses were hidden under a thick layer of rocks in august 1902 a group of more than $200.00 bosniak men were transported to the edge of the ravine made to kneel and then shot dead by police the corpses are only now being recovered . their dens father ferritin was one of the victims who have now been identified he will be buried in july. even the most part it's all about who is found and who wasn't have the people responsible for the crimes being prosecuted why some didn't get more prison time those sorts of things haunt us taylor fix faces having to say goodbye to his brother all

aristocrat and came from an island off the coast of africa that had been french captured in the napoleonic war england used as a cooling stop on the way to its far east empires and she spoke french, and if she had a british passport and lived in paris most of her adult life that day that hitler marches and she becomes an enemy alien. if she stays in france, she will end up in a concentration camp so she flees and get to london where her brother is already working for the secret government agency, hands her name to the recruiter and for her it is a very commonsense position. why wouldn't i do everything to save france? there is no balance for her. she's the second female paratrooper ever in history, but this is what captured my imagination about the story she was commanding troops in normandy on d-day and we don't know about her. there were soldiers under her command answering to her orders when the allies arrived she was the second behind enemy lines. on the most important day of the 20th century, and you haven't heard her name. she was the second paratrooper. the very first had an even mo

says he believes that turns them in greece has a bright future either napoleon mailable had what it isdangerous to demand the exploitation of the underground treasures in our region but we should focus instead on the potential of the tourism industry. including the development of alternative tourism i can trails and golf courses. but we also need major infrastructure improvements myke roads and projects that add value to the tourism sector. and of course we'd like to have a round line that links the bestseller to calcutta dicky in a felony to boston held in. thomas as leaders serves on the board of the coca dk hotel association but spends a lot of time lobbying local and national politicians for improvements in the regional tourism industry. i'm not going to ask for 2 months and that's the basics roads. very odd system in how giving not the best trains. imagine just getting on a train in half an hour you're at the beach from the saloniki it will boost. the federal ministry of economy development of tourism dollars that it's now financing 14 road projects in calcavecchia alone at a cost

napoleon trying to attack.n you look at that overextension in the price that we pay to be involved every place in the world is a concern. we completely disagree with the us national security interest much like the debate around venezuela. but what brings us today tear as we want congress to do their job. if you want to go fight nigeria and have a conversation. right now is a posture where politicians from both parties are not doing their jobs and us troops are all over the world so explain why we are in niger somebody explain why who authorize that and don't hide behind the 2001 au mf. why are we in libya? somalia? so what we are reallyd? advocating is let's have a debate i'm happy to have a debate with an interventionist all over the country right now were not having the conversationvi and that's a really advocating for. >>host: so on this issue on capitol hill are you getting a response from republicans and democrats quick. >> that is a great part of this.li you have members of the caucus that are completely

and here is an image of napoleon at the wheel in a 19th-century edition of the book. the railroad was the quintessential 19th-century invention. after millennia in which the movement of people and goods had depended on wind or animal power, or people's own muscles, human beings had not only harness the power of steam, but they put it on wheels. they did radically alter our experience of space and time. i'm sure most of you know this. zonesset of standard time which we still operate on today are an innovation introduced in the 1880's by and at the behest of railroads. what is noon? for time immemorial, it is when the sun is overhead. is a different time for you 100 miles that way than it is for me. imagine trying to make a railroad schedule in those circumstances. this, there was the recognition for the need of some coordination. had 22 time indiana zones. obviously, you can't run a railroad along these circumstances. in 1883, railroad barons met in chicago and as a resulted in -- , made the system that we have today. it radically transformed the power of nationstates.

british forces surged through modern-day michigan and napoleon swept into russia. john adams kept in touch with old contacts and commented generously on the fluctuating world scene. so i have plenty of long monologue like letters to work through transcribing while he commented on all these events and i had the chance to really get his voice in my head. and what a voice. thanks to the efforts of mutual friends and musician benjamin rush john adams romance with thomas jefferson was back on. by early 1812 the two statesmen had resumed their lively correspondence with the new intellectual respect that i suspect surprise even them. adams for his part spent his days exchanging letters with friends and devouring faith. john adams was a lifelong student of church and state. he looked up biblical references and even explored aspects of ancient egyptian religion. a descendent of said immigrants yet seen the world while serving as an american statesman in europe between his diplomatic task john adams grew fascinated with comparing different religious beliefs and frequent trav

some lessons from napoleon or a two or three front war would not be great of an idea and harmful to the economy as we approach more and more election talk. >> bigger picture though peter, steel makes it maybe more likely that he gets passage of the usmca. what impact does that have on our economy, do you think? >> i don't think that much of a difference than nafta. we updated it a little bit, but the, to me, it was more of a tweak rather than anything of a substantial difference than the prior agreement. >> we picked up half a percent in canada at the end of the day and we included, obviously, upgrades for intellectual property and other issues were not included in the original deal we've talked about this, had we joined a transpacific partnership, we would have isolated china economically and automatically upgraded nafta since canada and mexico were signatory to the tpp and not have gone through a lot of what we've gone through the last three months or so. >> a lot of fluctuations in the market, in reaction to what we're hearing both from china and what's going on here ron, if you're l

they beat napoleon that way.an is proposing something different, and it is very hard for people to,, it is like any conception of how to do things differently. do.s hard to his tactics at cowpens were quite innovative, particularly with his use of the militia, which nobody else really had mastered in the american army, but he knew how to use come up with them on the front line, told them to fire one shot, and bye-bye. that was not just luck, it was a native genius. anything from stephen, valley forge? dr. zambone: iraq to my brains for that, and i looked for some precedent. the one thing that can be found was actually nathanael greene's fight in the summer of 1780 of springfield in new jersey. i could not find any trace whatsoever that morgan knew of it. it did happen, and morgan is lucky. pickens inth andrew the south carolina and georgia militiamen five days, a week before the battle. he could not have thought that battle without pickens. he had a brilliant set of subordinates at cowpens, the best set of subord

threats to had been some of the greatest civilizations in the world, romans, greeks, napoleon.hen we look at the overextension and the price to be involved in every place in the world, it is a concern. i disagree with the viewer because i do not find many of those situations in the u.s. national security interests. much like the debate around and is where the -- venezuela. we want congress to do the job, if you want to fight nicaragua, let's have a conversation. we have a posture now where politicians from no parties -- both parties are not doing their jobs and troops are all over the world. why are we in niger? why did green berets die there? who authorized it? what is going on in libya? what is going on in somalia and why someone died? we are asking to have the debate. i am happy to have the debate with interventionist all over the country but now we are not having the conversation. host: you both come at this issue the same. responses theg same from republicans and democrats? guest: the great part of the alliance, you have the progressive caucus on board and like in yemen, t

in the garden of his home in term napoleon 78 year old martin passes his retirement in silence his 2 sons emin emir were in their early twenties when they were both killed that could a chinese cliffs after 27 years has now been told there remains have finally been found we were very real to the knowledge and the jawbone was found 10 or 12 years ago but they didn't know which of them it belonged to now the full remains were found in that musgrave. i mean and they were exempt from ascites known as the stone mass grave the corpses were hidden under a thick layer of rocks in august 1902 a group of more than 200 bosniak men were transported to the edge of the ravine made to kneel and then shot dead by police the corpses are only now being recovered their dens father ferritin was one of the victims who have now been identified he will be buried in july. of the most part it's all about who was found and who wasn't have the people responsible for the crimes being prosecuted why some didn't get more prison time those sorts of things haunt us taylor fix faces having to say goodbye to his broth

it is a popular tourist destination and it is famous for being the place where french emperor napoleon was exiled towards the end of his life. they say if it rains for more than two hours, your overnight stay is free. to take advantage, the guests must be staying at one of the hotels participating in the program. >> this is perfect for you, because you know when it's going to rain. >> that's when i will be there pics but she will do some research. >> a great hotel stay. >> awesome. >> it is not a free trip and to work on portly, because there is rain out there. and it is starting to affect the commute. we are having quite a morning. unfortunately, on the eastshore freeway. let's check in right away with our and look at that, all of those accidents, lined up in the westbound direction, right therefour of them now, if you're heading towards the bay bridge this morning, one of them up near richmond, was not 80 at central, there are at least one lane, at least one lane is blocked, but it is slow and go, 12 miles per hour and slower as you approach the action, limit for the past that one we

heart of his foreign policy until the present day today actually does when you know when you are at napoleon and there must be you do it can you put a human. emotion. marley and the rest of the buzz the 3 minutes of it is that he had an issue an option when he made kenya's democracy but i want to immigrate to the gulf as he has not unless the bushes throughout. aegis of. these doing the bill actually would be. globally visible. just in precious to the near of even your by the a superhero before huge i don't put alice rooms 2 year. old women singing. my men's obsession younger voters got wider which. a crowd behind me which i want but also with the shit you. are going to discover or store company my post she wasn't. going to. get. stuck. i thought it. speech was very aggressive but i thought president putin's comments were quite provocative give a follow up think a lot of what they're actually disappointment. in 2013 european leaders met to discuss a future association agreement with the ukraine. like them americans they didn't consider that russia had any place at the negotiating table so so

. >> harris: even the napoleon bonaparte said, "wake china, and you shake the world." are many different versions, but that's the meaning. he got it way back when. >> china is a strategic rival and ultimately might be an enemy. certainly a threat. so there's nothing wrong with biden pointing that out. i don't think he's very wise to be talking about all the world leaders he has met, because then you will have to talk about his journey to el salvador to meet daniel ortega during the reagan years. he has got a lot in his background that he is going to have to -- he has been in politics for nearly 50 years. there's a lot of ammo he is providing his opponents prayed with his democratic opponents and then later, if he gets the nomination, president trump. with really specific things they can say about his past. >> harris: and it doesn't really capitulate as out to some of the millennials who say they would like to see someone potentially looks more like them. you talk about his age prayed let's move on. a new cnn poll shows president trump's job approval rating, approval st

>>and napoleon dynamite but to my friends. paradise high school. this is me. >>usual.banks, jude law just some of the nearly 30 actors and athletes and entertainers with a special message for those students. the teen say the special message is caught them. they're taught them that the spirit of paradise is alive and well and to make even more special the students got free dresses tuxedos and makeup and hair teams to get them all ready for their big event. all right. still ahead the warriors they're advancing to the nba finals for the 5th straight time how about that. >>there's quite hour in san francisco showing warriors pride lighting up in alternating blue and gold lights throughout the night. there goes gold will be right back with more in a minute. ♪ there are roadside attractions. and then there's our world-famous on-road attraction. the 2019 glc. lease the glc 300 suv for just $479 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >>and we're back again following breaking news out of the north bay look at the map fairfield police now

>>and napoleon dynamite but to my friends. >>paradise high school. >>this is me usual. tribute featuring nearly 30 actors athletes and entertainers. melanie little the driving force behind the video doesn't really have a direct connection to paradise high. she wasn't gridley but after the fire broke out she says, she'd been looking for ways to help you know. >>this one a was thinking i wanted to do something really cool for the kids. >>a publicist friend and ally connected her to some agents and before she knew it. dozens of celebrities were on board, including almost a whole cast of the show the office no ball player. >>i hope you have a fantastic time. >>seeing so there are tears and. they saw the video it really was an emotional thing i will never forget. >>so one of the students take about all this deal came out like mean a debate like i was like. >>oh my gosh so excited, but a lot of oh my it was the best time i've had in so long superfund proving that the high school itself may not be fully rebuilt yet. >>but clearly the spirit of paradise high is already there. >