and otis redding and evenjimi hendrix, which did you, the young and chile, actually prefer? because as i said before, i was very curious. my nickname in my father's village is when—why—how. if you don't ask questions, you don't know. when the music was too far for me to understand, i would take it and go to the traditional musicians and play this and say, you tell me that all the music is the same from you play this. the funny thing is that they can jam with otis redding, james brown, all the music you bring m, james brown, all the music you bring in, they would say, just pay it. so you have this incredibly open and creative upbringing in your family, but i am also very aware that at the time, and this is true of many african nations, not just time, and this is true of many african nations, notjust benin, the country was ruled by a dictatorship. it was nominally communist. as you grow up, singing more and more, developing more professionally, by the time you are a teenager, it was becoming more politically as well socially very difficult for you. absolutely. you are right ab

the funny thing is that they can jam with otis redding, james brown, all the music you bring in, they. so you have this incredibly open and creative upbringing in yourfamily, but i am also very aware that at the time, and this is true of many african nations, notjust benin, the country was ruled by a dictatorship. it was nominally communist. as you grow up, singing more and more, developing more professionally, by the time you are a teenager, it was becoming more politically as well socially very difficult for you. absolutely. you are right about that. before the communist regime, which arrived in1975— 1976, the radio, which when you put on the radio in benin, you could hear everything. all the way from traditional music in benin, conditional music player, cameroon, the ivory coast, to the music of rock ‘n‘ roll from great britain. everything was played. even the french music, classical music, they would play that on the radio. the communist regime arrived and said, ok, from now on we don't want white people's music. we want your very morning, from the morning we started at 5am. until

ended whenin command oliver otis howard, after mcpherson was killed, received command of that army. hooker said, i am done and offered to be relieved from his position. and then would hold a lesser commands throughout the war and commence a campaign of terrorism in the western theater, as well, against his superiors. he resented sheridan for getting command in virginia as he did. william tecumseh sherman. for the private part of the indignity, hooker wrote of sherman appointing howard over me the would give greatest satisfaction to break my saber over the head of sherman. sherman is crazy. he has no more judgment as a is yet with such men that i places in the army are being filled. in the same letter, he wrote of grants, in december of 1864, " grant is determined to have no officer of ability near him and rank your he unless the senate should interpose our armies will be more and more feebly ."mmanded be restored to some command. he would not be. he would stay in service until 1868, having suffered a stroke in 18 65 and another in 1867. he did get married. his wife lived for years.

oliver otis howard went west, 1874, nearly a broken man. he had been a lightning rod for years for opposition to reconstruction, constantly investigated for corruption, turned into a national joke. and as he traveled along the transcontinental railroad, he hoped that his time in the west would be his great second chance. you know, a big part of his job would involve forcing native americans onto reservations. for howard, reservation policies enacted kind of fantasy of reconstruction. you know, during reconstruction he really hadn't been able to give away 40 acres and a mule to african-americans even though he tried. but in the west, he could give away small plots of land, and he thought that this would be a pathway to full citizenship. you know, he had convinced himself that this was an extension and not a betrayal of reconstruction's values. you know, it was for him an enlightened way to protect indians from genocidal wars. but then he encountered joseph. now joseph, by the time he met howard in the spring of 1875 -- two years before the w

oliver otis howard went west, 1874, nearly a broken man. he had been a lightning rod for years for opposition to reconstruction, constantly investigated for corruption, turned into a national joke. and as he traveled along the transcontinental railroad, he hoped that his time in the west would be his great second chance. you know, a big part of his job would involve forcing native americans onto reservations. for howard, reservation policies enacted kind of fantasy of reconstruction. you know, during reconstruction he really hadn't been able to give away 40 acres and a mule to african-americans even though he tried. but in the west, he could give away small plots of land, and he thought that this would be a pathway to full citizenship. you know, he had convinced himself that this was an extension and not a betrayal of reconstruction's values. you know, it was for him an enlightened way to protect indians from genocidal wars. but then he encountered joseph. now joseph, by the time he met howard in the spring of 1875 -- two years before the w

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otis anderson from 10 yards out. u.c.f. beats navy 31-21. homecoming at howard. balingting morgan state. second quarter, kalen newton airs it out for jakez ezerd. howard grabs a 14-7 lead. then in the third, the dagger. newton to kyle anthony. 75-yard touchdown. season. the 39-14 win. the washington redskins getting ready for their monday night football showdown in philly. plenty of injuries for the burgundy and gold. josh norman, officially out for the eagles game. the quarterback expressed his frustration on social media. > not cleared to play again. nd nobody clear you, just -- >> yeah. a lot of frustration there for josh norman. hopefully he gets back on the field next week for the redskins. much needed win last night for the washington capitals. two-game losing streak finished. quick turnaround for the boys. right back on the ice tonight. against florida.

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otis williams, the only surviving member of the temptations -- i heard you had a chance to meet him to prepare for this role. >> it was amazing. he came by early in the rehearsal process to see what was going on and keep tabs on us, i would say. he really

ground version is howard's younger brother howard, charles charles howard, who was , on general oliver otis howard's staff. he is the one who says, or one of several people who says they split command, saying howard replied now was no time for talking, that he would be glad of hancock's cooperation, and suggested that he locate the troops south of the pike, and that is the baltimore pike, and that howard would attend to the north side. ok? so there is your three versions. hancock assumes command is one. howard stubbornly maintains command is another, and they split command is the third. doubleday, present there later wrote several books, , and in one of the books he wrote -- we have copy, we have the copy of hancock's writing in the margins of doubleday's book, , and in one of the books hein y says howard refused to accept hancock's assumption of authority and quite a scene occurred. hancock scribbles in the margins, general howard may know -- made no objection. no scene occurred. you see how these two different really are notee going to relent. we do know that howard wrote a note to meade

we will bring in richard fowler and kristen's otis anderson, columnist at the "washington examiner" editor republican pollster as well. so what the president has decided to do, kristin is listen to republicans in congress who sued over the issue a couple of years back. listen to a federal judge who upheld their suit, they say that congress is supposed to appropriate money for these kinds of payments. that was never done, the obama administration wrote checks. >> that's right. this is in some ways more a legal issue than a health care policy issue. the constitution says that if congress is going to send money, they have to appropriate it. this is the trump administration saying the ball is back in congress is court. if we spend the money, we will spend at the right and a legal way. in the end it will not wind up costing the government much more or much less regardless of what happens. if the payments are made to the insurers, that is one thing that you do not see the insurers get the payments, then they raise premiums, obamacare subsidies will make up the difference, so they are on the hook

. >> and pressure from otis. >> china was bad. >> that's not unimportant for them. >> no, i think its quite surprising china was bad because you're not seeing -- a lot of these earnings are not being driven by china, being driven by asia gm very strong, first quarter since last quarter 2014. every market up. i'm looking at 3m, looking at caterpillar. i'm kind of -- caterpillar is so good you almost have to laugh. there were people like my friend alex blanton saying it could earn 10 and $12, when, when, when now. >> even the company has had trouble keeping up this is the third revenue guide increase this year they just raised revenue guide in july and again today. >> where they raised is really interesting. it's insane growth, mining is good and china construction good and onshore oil and gas, we tend to think that business isn't that good. machinery, energy, transportation, all much better, firing on all cylinders. largest sale increases in north america. >> amazing. >> and asia pacific. >> i hope he had long term options he was able to keep on his departure. i kind of kid but they h

means gucci will no longer use any of the major materials it has used before it —— but for a lot, corey oti been under pressure from passion —— from animal rights activists for decades but younger customers are indicating this same thing now. eventually, they are responding to the market. thank you, great to check in with you. let‘s stick with market activity, shall we, and see what is going on with the markets. simon, as you can see, the ftse 100, going on with the markets. simon, as you can see, the ftse100, having a really good time that at the moment. this is largely due to big drop in sterling that we have seen today after the european union‘s announcement on michel barnier saying that talks had reached an impasse, seeing the pound tumbling against both the euro and the dollar. the ftse100, a lot of those internationally focused companies, they earn money in dollars and therefore they benefit from that. alice, lots more from you later on. thank you very much. let‘s have a look at the weather now and philip avery has the latest. hello, thursday always did look to be one of the best days

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