ramsey thinks american companies still have a chance to catch up to the europeans. >>e're not as far along a them, but they're not that far out in front of us. we can still catch and then wel can st the world leaders in this space when you look across the country and the resourcethat we do have it spans it all. we have a great tidal resource, a great wave resource, we have the supply chain, i think we'd be missing out on a big opportunity if we don'adtake ntage of that. >> sreenivasan: but despite the investment there are still questions as to whether or not developing technologies, like tidal energy, can compete with existing fossil fuels and more established renewable energy technologies like wind and solar. tim cornelius is the c.e.o. of simec atlantis energy, which is developing the meygen project, the largest planned tidal array in the world in northern scotland. >> tidal power is where wind and solar was 15 years ago. the world's best res closest to distribution points are yet to be developed. >> sreenivasan: cornelius hopes that projects like meygen will prov

oh, my gosh. >> he's good. >> oh, my gosh. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you too, ramsey.ew it. >> you knew. >> i knew something was wrong because i called my mom, mom, ramsey has not answered the phone like all day. he's been just kind of like -- >> that's red lights. >> yeah. >> and my mom is like, oh, don't worry about it. it'll be fine. hmm, i don't know. something is going on, but anyway, i have too much to focus on. >> she's like, facetime, facetime me now so i turned my phoning off. >> you'll have a great date night thanks to jennifer lopez. >> thank you. >> oh, my gosh. >> thanks, kimberly. [ cheers and applause ] don't forget, "second act" hits theaters on december 21st. ginger, over to you. >> that is one of my favorite things we've ever done. thank you, jennifer lopez. thank you s >> this weather report sponsored by walgreens. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to "good morning america." we just witnessed such a sweet event and that surprise with jennifer lopez and we've got something else a little sweet for you. our christmas cookie of the day. yes, tiffany's cho

well, the cartoonist, marshall ramsey, has outdone himself with a followup to that cartoon that you'll see in the paper today. here you see george h.w. bush there arriving in heaven by way of the plane he flew for the navy in world war ii, and there he is reunited with barbara and his dear brown. the cartoonist -- dear robin. the cartoonist ramsey said following the first cartoon he received a note from the preside president's chief of staff, no longer able to write because of parkinson's disease, that he was so familiar to write over the years to friends and to strangers. but the cartoonist said that the note he received from bush's chief of staff really conveyed the president's sentiments. it was humble and gracious. he said this just one of the many ways that we can imagine this 41st president being remembered as now a week-long journey will begin for all of us to remember his incredible life and legacy. >> yeah. real tribute to an american hero. former american president. kaylee hartung, thank you very much. >>> let's put that back up. that most recent -- >> it takes your breath aw

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terry waite was trapped inside with dozens of local and foreign journalists including ramsey haidar. but. there. runs a hide of photographs of these images of journalists pulling the man's body out of sniper range then moving it into the back of a car. that image encapsulates the horror of events outside the commodore town. that night terry waite stayed at the commodore and these rare pictures show him making phone calls in the hotel lobby. negotiations for the release of hostages had so far failed and the kidnapping continued. on the sixteenth of march nine hundred eighty six the british journalist john mccarthy arrived in beirut as w t n bureau chief it was his first assignment to a war zone. he checked into the commodore opposite w t ends office is excited to be staying at the now legendary hotel i think that had a rather a mental view of what the commodore would be like. i have heard from other colleagues who've been there and stayed there and was very aware that it was a famous hotel where all the great journalists stayed. so when i got there i was surprised because it was nearl

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this was partly because he was under pressure from admiral ramsey for doing an airborne drop on vulturewhich was the sort of island at the end -- it was an island then, it's no longer an island. and this was the north bank of the river shelda through which the ships would have to come to get into the port of antwerp. on the 4rd -- 3rd and 4th of september, this fantastic charge forward had actually captured the port of antwerp with the help of the belgian resistance. but they just sat there, they didn't push on. obviously, after such a huge charge forward, you do need to sort out your logistics and your maintenance and all the rest of it on all the tanks. but monty and horace and also to a certain degree eisenhower were responsible for not having immediately tried to push them forward over the canal and to seal off that particular peninsula. and that was a major, major mistake. now, monthty did sort of cover himself by asking for this parachute drop, but the problem was, you know, you can imagine the dangers. we saw what happens in sicily with the our born operations there which went ba

. >> cartoonist marshall ramsey has drawn a touching work. >> showing the former president reuniting with his daughter robin and his wife, barbara. >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor reporting tonight from washington, and the nation's capital is preparing for an official farewell to the 41st president, george h.w. bush. the former president died last night at his home in houston at the age of 94, seven and a half months after his wife, barbara, passed away. the president's body will lie in state at the u.s. capitol rotunda from monday evening until wednesday when a state funeral will be held at the national cathedral. president trump declared wednesday a national day of mourning, and ordered flags lowered to half-staff for 30 days. mr. bush is being remembered for a lifetime of service to his country, from a world war 22 pilot, to the presidency that navigated the end of the cold war. he wanted americans to be, in his words, kinder and gentler, 1,000 points of light. we start tonight with omar villafranca in houston. >> reporter: outside of president george h.w. bush's houston home

terry waite was trapped inside with dozens of local and foreign journalists including ramsey haidar. but. there. runs the hide of photographs of these images of journalists pulling the man's body out of sniper range then moving it into the back of a car. that image encapsulates the horror of events outside the commodore hotel. that night terry waite stayed at the commodore and these rare pictures show him making phone calls in the hotel lobby negotiations for the release of hostages had so far failed and the kidnapping continued. on the sixteenth of march nine hundred eighty six the british journalist john mccarthy arrived in beirut as w t n bureau chief it was his first assignment to a war zone. he checked into the commodore opposite w t ends office is excited to be staying at the now legendary hotel i think that had a rather a mental view of what the commodore would be like. i have heard from other colleagues who've been there and stayed there and was very aware that it was a famous hotel where all the great journalists stayed. so when i got there i was surprised because it was nea

many of the best films released here in 2018 were directed by women, such as lynne ramsey's brilliantid you were brutal. ican be. other personal favourites included gholam , the haunting debut from mitra tabrizian set in london's iranian community during the arab spring of 2011. shahab hosseini is terrific as the nocturnal minicab driver who has no desire to re—enter the battles of the past, but the plight of a trinidadian woman whose neighbourhood is being terrorised by young white thugs spurs him to unexpected action, rekindling a lost spark. if there are women present, cover yourselves now! irish director nora toomey and screenwriter anita doran also scored a hit with the breadwinner, a brilliant animated adaptation of deborah ellis‘s much loved novel. a tale of youthful fortitude in taliban—era afghanistan, the breadwinner has something of the defiant feminist spirit of the french iranian gem persepolis. an international co—production from the studio behind song of the song of the sea, the breadwinner was my favourite animation of the year. you good then? you got everything under

. >> ramsey bearse is now a middle school teacher in west virginia. facing four felony counts after prosecutors say she sent the photos to a 15-year-old former student on snapchat. bearse was miss kentucky in the 2015 miss america pageant. >> the times we live in right now. >>> two nuns in southern california in trouble with a higher power, you might say, after getting caught raiding their school funds. >> they allegedly used the money for gambling trips. here is abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: one of the ten commandments is thou shall not steal, a lesson the archdiocese says was apparently ignored by two nuns at this catholic school. sister mary margaret kreuper and sister lana chang admit to embezzling funds. the archdiocese says the nuns took $500,000 or more over the years, allegedly to spend on travel and casino gambling. the alleged theft revealed during a recent audit. at first t not wish to pursue criminal proceedings, but now the archdiocese tells abc news the investigation has deepened and they are considering pursuing a criminal case. c

many of the best films released here in 2018 were directed by women, such as lynne ramsey's brilliantou were brutal. ican be. other personal favourites included gholam, the haunting debut for mitra tabrizian, set amidst london's iranian community during the arab spring of 2011. if there are women present, cover yourselves now! irish director nora toomey and screenwriter anita doran also scored a hit with the breadwinner, a brilliant animated adaptation of deborah ellis‘s much loved novel. a tale of youthful fortitude in taliban—era afghanistan, the breadwinner has something of the defiant feminist spirit of the french iranian gem persepolis. an international co—production from the studio behind song of the sea, the breadwinner was my favourite animation of the year. you good then? you got everything under control, right? baby burbles. what the...? cookie, want a cookie? child want a cookie? cookie? oh, my god! in terms of box office, the year's runaway animated success turned out to be the incredibles 2, a rip—roaring romp with added jack jack attack, but beneath the eye—catching retr

an american prisoner, doug ramsey, who ensued an appalling seven years in a bam buie cage in the jungle at the handeds of the vet congress once told his i interrogators he thoughts his come patriots presence in their country was prompted 10% by concern of fer vietnamese and the rest by determination 0 check mother say moor say stung, his cappers demand why doout no fight him in china? we do not like the chinese either? the decisions were escalation by successful u.s. administrations, common at the bewilder. of posterity because key players recognizes the rickety, rack ity character of the regime on which they depended to provide an -- in great states unsurprisingly like to fight the kind of wars that suit their means rather than the ones they're got. america's leaders deludessed themselves but all the difficult tide, cultural, social, political, could be overcome by an overwhelming application of fire power, as if by using a flamethrower to weed a flower border. since this was the core policy failure, it seems to me wrong to lay extravagant blame upon america's generals, unimpressive th

yesterday the joseph ramsey foundation said in word policy was rising faster than the overall employment rate. insecure work. the largest wage growth of all the nations with the majority of people. what is so wrong with our economy that our pay growth is so much worse than each of the other nations in the t g 20? . >> we now see wages growing faster than they have in a decade. we see employment at record levels. but what the right honorable gentlemen wants to do is to go back to square number one. for people spending most of a decade and with that effective tax rate and it cost an extra 3000 pounds per year for every household. . >> mister speaker the chief economist is calling the last decade the lost decade for wage wages. and the prime minister order. order. order. but please stop doing sue and order. and i see very gently to the minister on the backend making far too much noise that is already a good-natured chat i am referring to the member. you can do so much better. and then to set a better example. thank you mister speaker. the committee found this governments policy for disabled

terry waite was trapped inside with dozens of local and foreign journalists including ramsey haidar. but. there. runs a hide of photographs of these images of journalists pulling the man's body out of sniper range then moving it into the back of a car. that image encapsulates the horror of events outside the commodore hotel. that night terry waite stayed at the commodore and these rare pictures show him making phone calls in the hotel lobby negotiations for the release of hostages had so far failed and the kidnapping continued. on the sixteenth of march nine hundred eighty six the british journalist john mccarthy arrived in beirut as w t n bureau chief it was his first assignment to a war zone. he checked into the commodore opposite w t ends office is excited to be staying at the now legendary hotel i think that had a rather a mental view of what the commodore would be like. i have heard from other colleagues who've been there and stayed there and was very aware that it was a famous hotel where all the great journalists stayed. so when i got there i was surprised because it was nearl

dave ramsey taking a concert at the beethoven fest in vaughan move move move move move move move move move move move move move. more. as long as the managers do no good today nothing would change you know the banks pay you money and so watch the language of the bank money. for speaking the truth global news that matters g.w. made for mines hijacking the news. where i go from the news is being hijacked journalism itself has become a script do a reality show it's not just good versus evil us versus them. and why. in countries like russia china church people are told is that it's not and if you're a journalist there and you try to get beyond that you are facing scare tactics intimidation and i wonder is that where we're headed as well. my responsibility as a journalist is to get beyond the smoke and mirrors it's not just about the fear and balance or being neutral it's about being truthful. chinese for golf and i work in either. frankfurt. international gateway to the best connection self and road and rail. located in the heart of europe you are connected to the whole world. experience o

ramsey hyde of photographs these images of journalists pulling the man's body out of sniper range then moving it into the back of a car. that image encapsulates the horror of events outside the commodore hotel. that night terry waite stayed at the commodore and these rare pictures show him making phone calls in the hotel lobby. negotiations for the release of hostages had so far failed and the kidnapping continued. on the sixteenth of march nine hundred eighty six the british journalist john mccarthy arrived in beirut as w t n bureau chief it was his first assignment to a war zone. he checked into the commodore opposite w t ends office is excited to be staying at the now legendary hotel i think that had a rather a mental view of what the commodore would be like. i have heard from other colleagues who've been there and stayed there and was very aware that it was a famous hotel where all the great journalists stayed. so when i got there i was surprised because it was nearly empty. the street fighting and fear of kidnap drove many foreigners out of west beirut to the christian east side o

department of housing and urban development surveyed by ramsey county minnesota which included st paul the twin city of minneapolis it was found that quote stagnant wages guy rocketing rents and a lack of affordable housing were the biggest contributors to a rising rate of homeless people in cities across the united states for the residents of a wall of forgotten natives their ability to found a follower of fordable housing has become much harder in the last decade see in twenty ten the average rental price in minneapolis was about twelve hundred and ninety dollars a month by twenty fifteen that price of risen to fourteen hundred fifty thousand dollars a month and by twenty eighteen the average rental price now in minneapolis has jumped to over sixteen hundred dollars a month clyde bell in court one of the founders of the american indian movement told the guardian. it's unfortunate that they have to occupy these urban lands to demonstrate the fact that we don't have access to affordable housing anymore and while racism is what is pushing the american indians of minneapolis to the brink

yes he's addressing congress, but it turns out this picture has a very famous painting done by ramsey of the hated king george the third. thirdt picture george the is wearing a crown, he's got a scepter. visit comes with inherited royalty and wealth. we have a man who was a brave soldier and a scholar and a simple black velvet suit. living in those times would have been unmistakably knowing that this is our new leader. and not born into office. lincoln --a look at >> one of the questions people are asking is how do we know that portrait is accurate? made awe know they have really good likeness of the person in the portrait? make life maskto spree of people with down to have clay on their face because it would be more scientific. one of the things you should think about is who is really in control? it as a three legged stool. a have a pretty definite idea of how they would like to be remembered in history. you have the artist, and they don't have anyone tell them -- they don't have anyone tell them what they want them to do. you will get audience is coming to the sea. muchs in control

yes he's addressing congress, but it turns out this picture has a very famous painting done by ramsey of the hated king george the third. in that picture george the third is wearing a crown, he's got a scepter. he is dripping in jewels. every visit comes with inherited royalty and wealth. in our picture, we have a man who was a brave soldier and a scholar and a simple black velvet suit. but living in those times would have been unmistakably knowing that this is our new leader. someone who was elected and not born into office. now let's go and have a look at lincoln and what toll the civil war made on that man. one of the questions people are asking is how do we know that portrait is accurate? how do we know they have made a really good likeness of the person in the portrait? one answer was to make life mask and there is a long history of people sitting down to have clay put on their face because it would be more scientific. one of the things you should think about is who is really in control? i think of it as a three legged stool. on one corner you have thesitter. if they are famous,

it turns out, this picture has an antecedent, a famous painting done by ramsey of the hated king george the third. in that picture he's dressed in german wearing the crown and he is tripping in jewels and everything that comes with inherited loyalty and wealth. he was in a simple black velvet suit but for those in those times, he would've been unmistakably a new leader, someone elected and not born into office. >> so now, let's go have a look at lincoln and the civil war. >> one of the questions people are always asking is how do we know that portrait is accurate. how do we know that the artist have made a good likeness of the person in the portrait. one answer to that is to make life maps affecting a long history of people sitting down to have clay put on their face because it was more scientific. so one of the things you should think about is who is really in control . >> i also think of it as a three-legged stool. on one corner you have a sitter and if they're famous there's a definite idea of how they like to be remembered in history. on the other leg you have the artist with their

ramsey ran for 157 yards and two scores.otball steelers and chargers. los angeles was down 23-7 at the half and came storming back. look at justin jackson. big ben roth three seconds left, chargers a field goal away from the win mike misses, but the steelers were offside, so basally gets another opportunity and he made it count. the steelers have lost two straight and will face the raiders next week. panthers, buccaneers, remember former stanford star christian mccathry, he had ten carries for 106 yards. nearly half of them came on this 50 yard run. he outed another 55 yards receiving, and these receiving yards came withtl score. 161 panthers will end up losing their fourth straight. fired at 13 yards to chris godwin. cal will play tcu in the, we can't say it enough, bowl. this abc 7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. >> can't wait until somebody makes the salty snack i really like bowl. >> that's it f (john a.) tonight, 24 americans lay it all on the line. their whole lives have been leading up to this one mom

ramsey, hits the threement he had 14 in this one. and you canjacori came up with basket.banks it. usf suffered the second loss of the season. 73-71 the final. the sharks will start the new year on the road. and san jose's trip is sure to be better with erik karlsson on the team bus. he has served his two-game suspension and back for the game in edmonton. saonoiorthe goal. this one tied at one. brett burns, then finds hertl in front. and hertl making good use of suppose. they take a 2-1 lead and second period, sets up logan couture, and couture had two goals. karlsson, he is from the point, he is going to then find the net. donskoi provided a screen on that one. a goal and three assists for karlsson, one of them going to the other karlsson melker who had two goals. the sharks win the second straight game. 7-4 the final. >>> and we are going to have college bowl game highlights coming up in a half hour and that raises more issues about the college playoff format, so that is a, not a lot of sound minds about how this is working out. >> it's a diplomatic way to put it. >> it'

time running out tied at 63-63, ramsey hit the three with 14.mclaughlin with 18 points had the final points. driving to bank it in, anf suffering the second loss of the season, 73-71, the final. >>> the sharks are going to start the new year on the road. and san jose's trip is better with erik karlsson on the team bus. he has served the two-game suspension. the first stop saturday in edmonton and 16 seconds after surrendering the opening goal, it is jonas donskoy with the score, and now tied at 1-1. brent burns finds the front for hertle, and he gives the team the 2-1 lead as they head into the dressing room. then it is joe thornton who sets up logan couture for one of his two goals. carlson going to find the shot in the net a. goal and threels other melichar carlson had oth other. and today is the last nfl game of the season. the 49ers and the raiders are both on the road. san francisco against the rams. the raider against the chiefs. and both of those games at 1:45 and we will bring you those highlights starting at 5:00. until then have a grea

look at jaylen ramsey, thank you. best acting job. the world's smallest violin, i love that. >> i thought it was a pretty good-sized violin. >> thank you for watching, appreciate it. youand the holiday spiritoss just hits you... yes! or when you get the best deal... on a treat for your best friend? or when you score a magical gift... at an unbelievable price? yes! that's yes for less. ross has you and your list covered with gifts you'll love to give. and it feels even better when you find them for less-at ross. yes for less. ooh, more details about the new star trek film. there's going to be a scene depicting spock's birth. i'd be more interested in a scene depicting spock's conception. oh, please. for vulcans, mating-- or if you will, ponfahr-- it's an extremely private matter. still, i'd like to know the details. his mother was human. his father was vulcan. they couldn't just conceive. maybe they had to go to a clinic. can you imagine spock's dad in a little room with a copy of pointy ears and shapely rears? how come on star trek, e

the political cartoonist of the jackson, mississippi, ledger marshall ramsey creating this touching tribute. bush flying the same plane that he flew in the navy during world war ii up into the clouds to join his beloved wife barbara and their 3-year-old daughter, robin, who died of leukemia in 1953. cnn is now learning about the last words that president bush spoke. they were apparently to his son, george w. bush before he passed away. cnn special correspondent jaime who has covered the bush family for years joins me now. tell us about his last words. >> well, what we have found out this afternoon is that he wanted to go to the hospital, he wanted measures to be taken. he said, no, he was ready to go. just as we saw in that cartoon, he actually said i want to go be with barbara and with robin. then later that evening we're told he was surrounded by family. his grandson, james and susan baker were there. on the speaker phone he was talking to his son, former president george w. bush, bush 43. 43 said to his dad that he was a wonderful father, and his father responded, "i love you too." and t

former miss kentucky, ramsey bearse, is accused of sexting with a teenage boy on snapchat. >> we love >> reporter: the 28-year-old appeared in a west virginia courtroom. investigators say she admitted that she sent a 15-year-old at least four topless pictures of herself between august and october, according to the criminal complaint. >> if found guilty, it's up to 20 years in jail and $20,000 in fines. >> reporter: an investigation was launched last week when the victim's mother called the sheriff's office to complain when she discovered the nude photos on her son's cell phone. >> are you sending nude photos to your students? >> reporter: the middle school where she teaches science has suspended her. her alleged victim is a former student. >> is there anything you would like to say? comment you would like to make? >> i have no comments to make to you all at this time. >> reporter: it's an embarrassing fall from the grace and beauty of the miss america pageant where bearse competed under her maiden name, ramsey carpenter, and made it to the semifinals just four years ago. >> i'm a mixt

time running out, tied at 63, ramsey hit the three. he had 14. had the final points, drives an banks it in. usf suffer loses 71-73. >>> the sharks start the new year on the road. erik karlsson served his two-game suspension. the first stop on saturday in edmonton. 16 seconds after surrendering the opening goal, tied at one. burns finds hurdle with lots of room in front. that's dangerous. hurdle gives the team a 2-1 lead. joe thornton behind the net in the second period. then karlsson is going to find the net with a quick shot from the point. a goal and three assists for karlsson. the other karlsson mel kerr had two goals. one of the assists came from eric. sharks win the second straight game 7-4 the final. today is the last nfl game of the season. the 49ers and the raiders both on the road. san francisco against the rams. the raiders against the chiefs. both of those games start at 1:25. we'll bring you the highlights starting today at 5:00. until then, have a great day. >>> your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good sunday morning. looki

killed tecumseh in the war of 1812 and is second-most famous for his campaign song which with ricky ramsey rumsey dempsey, i dig johnson killed dirk am see. johnson was a principled small the democrat. the early 1820s he offered a series of constitutional amendments to limit the power of the court. one would allow congress to restrict its jurisdiction to take certain cases out of the courts purview. another proposed to give the senate a veto on supreme court decisions. a third would have required a supermajority of justices to rule on constitutional questions. none of these amendments ever became law. they were mostly squelched in committee or defeated in the senate. and long after johnson and jefferson and marshall died abraham lincoln was also a critic of the supreme court particularly of the dred scott decision of 1857, the second time the court overturn a law of congress, this law was a missouri compromise, chief justice tani explained this violated the fifth amendment which says there could be no taking of property without compensation so congress has no right to for bid a property ow

this is not the dave ramsey show, people.hat is good but it's how you leverage and make profits at the late stage of a bull market. i like that people are positive about the world and if you see what's happening over the last 6-8 weeks in markets, this is about investors being moody and investors being disappointed that we won't see 20% earnings growth next year. and you can see that stuff roar back, beware. >> algorithms doing the trading and when you get certain levels, all those algorithms kick in. so it's investors but almost to isn't also the nature of these days? >> the fed day last week was a certain example of that. that was steep slide in the fastest this year. i guess i'm sitting here disappointed because we mentioned earlier that week out this early christmas gift which obviously i guess wasn't mine. i did put that on a credit card, but credit is extended to consumers and businesses for a reason. with rates down as they are, as we have seen over the last couple months, it was kind of curious as to why the 10-year n

time running out, tied at 63, ramsey hit the three. he had 14.y mclaughlin with 18 points, he had the final points, drives and banks it in. usf suffers its second loss of the season, 71-73. >>> erik karlsson has served his two-game suspension. the first stop on saturday in edmonton. 16 seconds after surrendering the opening goal, tied at one. burns finds hertle with lots of room in front. that's dangerous. hurdle gives the team a 2-1 lead. joe thornton behind the net in the second period. then karlsson is going to find the net with a quick shot from the point. a goal and three assists for karlsson. the other karlsson, melker had two goals. one of the assists came from erik. sharks win the second straight game 7-4 the final. today is the last nfl game of the season. the 49ers and the raiders both on the road. san francisco against the rams. the raiders against the chiefs. both of those games start at 1:25. we'll bring you the highlights starting today at 5:00. until then, have a great day. >>> your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >>> good mo

he was not listening to what, certainly, admiral ramsey, the naval, the sort of naval chief kept on arguing saying you've got to do something about antwerp. but monty thought if i can get across the rhine, you know, i'll get all the bulk of the supplies. it doesn't matter, we can sort out antwerp later. and, again, i think that was a major mistake, and even montgomery -- who was not keen on admitting any of his mistakes later on in life -- had to admit it had been a major fault. browning was a man of considerable vantism he'd been very brave in the first world war, but he had no airborne experience. and one of his problems, of course, was that general matthew b. ridgeway had plenty of airborne experience. now, in the whole eisenhower idea of balancing the allies between the british and the americans, as the commander of the first allied airborne army, general brewerton, he therefore wanted to have a deputy brit, a british commander as deputy commander. and that's when general boyd browning was chosen. and boyd browning was rather sort of matinee idol guards officer married to a novelist and

ramsey hyde of photographs these images of journalists pulling the man's body out of sniper range then moving it into the back of a car. that image encapsulates the horror of events outside the commodore hotel. that night terry waite stayed at the commodore and these rare pictures show him making phone calls in the hotel lobby negotiations for the release of hostages had so far failed and the kidnapping continued. on the sixteenth of march nine hundred eighty six the british journalist john mccarthy arrived in beirut as w t n bureau chief it was his first assignment to a war zone. he checked into the commodore opposite w t ends office is excited to be staying at the now legendary hotel i think that had a rather a mental view of what the commodore would be like. i had heard from other colleagues had been there and stayed there and was very aware that it was a famous hotel where all the great journalists stayed. so when i got there i was surprised because it was nearly empty. the street fighting and fear of kidnap drove many foreigners out of west beirut to the christian east side or out

marshall ramsey that shows his last tributes to his friend. remembering 41. from go to john calling wisconsin, good morning. caller: good morning. i'm surprised i got through so quickly. first of all i want to say president bush is probably one of the last of the greatest generation. thatire a man of wealth would volunteer to go to combat instead of jail and put -- yale and play the political game. he came back and i admire him greatly. i do not understand all the people that are against trump. i know he is course -- coarse. he is not a politician, but his views are correct. i flew helicopters in vietnam. combatingntly prostate cancer. they say it may be from agent orange. i am not sure. all i want to say is i would like to follow a man like president bush. is calling from jackson, mississippi. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. i would like to send my condolences out to the entire bush family. man,s a good man, great and served our country. thell never forget during first iraq war, there was video of these prisoners that were

president, by now i think most americans have seen the moving image from cartoonist marshal ramsey payingribute to president bush. in the cartoon, president bush is depicted as having flown his world war ii plane, a t.v.m. avenger to heaven. there he joins hands with his beloved daughter robin and his beloved wife who says we waited for you, and i'm sure, mr. president, that their reunion was a joyful one. mr. president, i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from rhode island. mr. whitehouse: mr. president, i am both pleased and honored that my distinguished friend, senator feinstein, is joining me today to discuss how climate change is affecting our country from the east to the west, from one of the biggest states to the smallest one. of course we are small in size but we are long on coastline. as coastal states, as the ranking member -- as the presiding officer will understand, both rhode island and california and our coastal states along the south atlantic coast are on the front lines of climate change. sea levels are already rising. and as they do, rhode island's coast

and, when they got one right, as aaron ramsey did here, they found paulo gazzaniga inspired, as wellir premium. harry kane has not played in this competition since 2015. it took him just a minute to spot dele alli. alone in a moment of tranquillity and quality image the froth of a derby. dele said what happened later made the goal sweeter. unlike that, this took real bottle. bbc news. spurs will play chelsea in the semis after they beat bournemouth 1—0. a late, deflected goal from eden hazard goal was enough to put chelsea through. manchester city play league one side burton albion in the other semi — it's burton's first major semi final. it's been musical chairs at the top of the scottish premiership this season, we've got another new leader as celtic go back to the top. they beat motherwell 3—0 thanks to goals from anthony ralston, scott sinclair and this, from mikeyjohnson — his first for the club. they over—take old firm rivals rangers, who were held to a goal less draw by hibernian. 0le gunnar solksjaer, has arrived at manchester united's training ground for his first day at wor

and when they got one right, as aaron ramsey did here, they found the goalkeeper inspired as well is harry kane has not played in this competition since 2015. it took him just a minute to spot dele alli. dele said what happened later made the goal sweeter. unlike bats, this took real bottle. —— unlike that. spurs will play chelsea in the semis after they beat bournemouth 1—0. a late, deflected goal from eden hazard was enough to put chelsea through. manchester city play league one side burton albion in the other semi. it is burton's first major semi—final. it has been musical chairs at the top of the scottish premiership this season. we have got another new leader this morning, as celtic go back to the top. they beat motherwell 3—0 thanks to goals from anthony ralston, scott sinclair, and this from mikeyjohnson, his first for the club. they overtake old firm rivals rangers, who were held to a goalless draw by hibernian. 18.5 years ago, 0le gunnar solksjaer scored the goal which won the european cup for manchester united, and now he is back as their caretaker manager. you might rememb

ramsey, we started to get after this question in the last response. specifically, with regard to international law and domestic law, what are we doing -- who holds the ball for pushing that forward and getting something on paper so the law of armed conflict technology an introduction that it is insufficient? now 11 years in the wake of the bronze night issue or incident and estonia, still no international response on how do we respond. who is -- whose responsibility is it and what are we doing? top, numberdd on one, part of the strategy was norms. is that how you think about this or are we thinking in terms of hard law international law or dramatic law? >> it is interesting because if you are familiar with: manual, a: manual, there is not consensus. complicated issues of international law. i think that the approach of trying to work toward international norms is probably going to be the most productive. are soal disagreements complicated to resolve, so at least being able to establish international partnerships of like-minded countries that can identi

. >> is the jonbenet ramsey murder investigation turning into a media circus? >> yes, it's tabloid.ar that says, gosh, if we don't cover it big time, our competition is. and when they cover it big time, they'll get a big jump in the ratings. and the first thing is to last. if we're going to last, we're going to survive, we've got to do it. >> what you also see is a whole army of commentators, people who make their business talking about the news. >> what i say is what we should do is we should bomb his capability of producing oil. take out his refineries, his stations, his wells. >> they don't have any capability. >> they're certainly selling a lot of oil -- >> no they're not -- >> the networks were doing good journalism but they became much more preoccupied by profits. it's much cheaper to have someone in your studio pontificating than to have reporters out in the field reporting. >> i don't know if any of this is true. but what i heard is that the father went down, opened his basement room, which the fbi had bypassed. >> every single sentence on cnn, perhaps on cnbc, on fox, on ms