redman, family member of private redman. we are honored by your presence.he commission is to commemorate the honor, service and sacrifice of the united states armed forces. -- buried at 26 theican cemeteries around world. and by educating americans and europeans alike about the deeds and the compliments of american -- deeds and accomplishments of american armed enforcements. during the centennial. , we have reaffirmed our mission -- a war that began the alliance with europe that has continued for the past century. commemoration, today, we are governed here at the american cemetery. this was the first of our overseas american cemeteries. americans gave their lives in the great war to make the world safe for democracy. we stand in this cemetery today and honor the memory of 2000 of these men and women who are buried here were listed on the walls. along with 24 unknown american soldiers of world war ii. in france and all along the western front, american troops were decisive in the allied victory. helping to stop the final enemy offense and turn the tide of ba

rick redman, family member of private redman. we are honored by your presence.he mission of the american battle monuments commission is to commemorate the honor, service and sacrifice of the united states armed forces. we do so by tending the graves of our fallen servicemen and women, buried at 26 american cemeteries around the world. and by educating americans and europeans alike about the deeds the accomplishments of american armed enforcements and providing the blessings of freedom to generations yet unborn. weing this centennial period , have reaffirmed our mission -- a war that began the alliance with europe that has continued for the past century. as part of our commemoration, today, we are governed here at the american cemetery. this was the first of our overseas american cemeteries. 116,000 americans gave their lives in the great war to make the world safe for democracy. we stand in this cemetery today and honor the memory of 2000 of -- 2515 of these men and women who are buried here or listed on the walls as missing. along with 24 unknown american soldi

fantastic escape sequence, he goes to europe to spread his message, grindelwald, meanwhile, and redman's character... but dumbledore is conflicted, here is a clip. why can't you go? i cannot move against grindelwald, it has to be you. i can't blame you. in your shoes i would probably refuse, too. it is late, good evening. come on. dumbledore... so, it's an odd one, on the one hand, i like this world, i like these characters and i was somebody who was very much seduced by the harry potter cinematic world because the first films i wasn't crazy about and then i kind of felt into them later on. one of the issues with this is, and this was something which was true of the star wars prequels, because the world that has been created is so big and expansive, when you start telling this story from this perspective, there is an awful lot of detail and plot and characters and threads and i do feel that there are times that this gets lost in its own back story, in its own threading the narrative together. that said, there is a strange tonal mix, on the one hand you get moments of slapstick comedy, wh

>> so, you know, this is good because years ago when chief redman was a captain and before it was charlie oaks is they formed soma club owners and we all got together from 11th street, from 3rd, and from city nights and our club before and we all got together and had monthly meetings. and we were able to communicate and find out what everybody's problems were. we were encouraging the other districts to do that. and i really am glad that the mission is doing it. and i think you could start off, first by contacting the owners of acapulco, and they have been promoters for a long time. or even rick howard who owns bruno's and they have been operators for a long time and start with them and they will reach out to everybody. they will get your core group together, and everybody will come. you will be surprised how much information you will get. and usually the e.c. will show up. and we get to listen to all the problems and then the captain usually finds out where the hot spots are and then you can focus on that. i am glad you guys are taking an effort on doing this. >> thank you for the input.

four minutes saying they were enjoying themselves and belin couldn't be bothered i substitute benito redman jeeps in a hat of defense for the fish i was. i three now with six minutes left the belgian striker had only been on the field a minute before twisting. but just to go off when done dec twenty fifth was there to go i. ninety minutes showing again his goal of the season makes him deciduous top scorer. he was facing dissidents and today we really got a lot off our chest because he missed a lot of chances in the last few games. if you. know we didn't forget palin's consolation prize that had made it three why. it didn't exactly spiral. clinical finish but they. didn't have much of a chance this time around. and his just saw it was explosive and have truly a right to leak. rinsing celebrates his first home win in over two months it's practically a holiday tradition. did you know the kick off is now in the world of football. all the while can really feel how high taxes are running i'm going to say. the stuff. i just got i am chris here it is. going to go. is a football kickoff. now for ano

oster winner eddie redman and jude law play lead roles getting to mess around with them makes a lot of serious sense playing kind of extraordinary dark this is the stuff that dreams at night. the movie is part two of the fantastic beast series it goes on general release next week from. french actress letitia custom open the curtain on the christmas window display at paris's department store and says day the seasonal decorations have a long history dating back to eight hundred sixty five. this is a show that includes an underwater wolves with seventy five puppets. the twenty eight thousand men of the year for the german edition of g.q. magazine were announced in berlin on thursday may include soccer player bastiaan schweinsteiger as sports icon. and british actor orlando bloom for style. american musician jason derulo won in the international music category while german musician have a kind of meyer received the legend the prize. to. play. fans of twentieth century art should pay a visit to the pompidou in metz in eastern france and that's because the museum is hosting an exhibition abo

thank you deputy scott and redman and maria. my whole point in calling this hearing is to find out what's working, what's not, what we can do better. i think it's a multipronged approach to our property crime divisions. i think of it in terms of do we have enough resources and what are those resources doing? we have our plain-clothed officers, our beat cops that are effective in district 2. park smart has been wonderful. we've rolled that out in district 2. we've had a drop in car break-ins in district 2. and the security camera registry program started by our da is amazing. i think the more we let people know that those type of resources exist, the better. and then, of course, the incredible collaboration between our da's office. i look forward to seeing what we can do to invest in the departments so we're making a difference on our property crime levels. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor stefani. are the desires of the sponsors that we keep it in committee and revisit it at some point in time or should we have it filed? >> w

. >> brown: 70-yeaold diana redman is a direct descendent of sally hemings and thomas jefferson. andrew davenport, 28, is thet- great-great-great grandson of sally's brother, peter. >> knowing that i had enslaved relatives, who were heol, who were id in the carpentry, who were involved in the cooking, and the gardening. and so was born, this is where my ancestors lived and labored. it made it feel different for me. >> brown: can you describe the difference? what did you feel? >> i won't say it s a sense of ownership. it was a sense of being. >> brown: a sense of being? >> yes, being where my ancestors had been before me, gave me that sense of, okay, we're part of this countrye're part of this growth, we're part of a bigger picture, and i can lay hands on things that they did, the places >> it's my identity.su ly i'm white, as well, but this is part of our story. and i would be denying a significant part of my history, and our history, if i didn't own up to the fact that, yes, i may pass as a white man, or whatever you see in me, that's up to you, but i have to identifyving africa

asks, how effective has the redman's project been in the long run? is the place of the massasoit in time, in space, and nation?atives of this toes the statue secure the redmen? intended by the what meaning do people make of he history in those distant locations where cast of massasoits came to be mounted in kansas city, chicago, spokane, dayton? holdat extent to observers we found hat what llustrates how historical meaning can mean. a fascinating window into the formation or the work that cognitive distance perform on historical memory. n these public history locations, indigenous people insist on a reckoning with the that refuses a narrative and a place with the trauma of settler colonialism. historical memory is contested rather than resolved once and for all. reveal historical -- as dynamic. ndigenous people live the statues to explain settler colonialism as a structure that indigenous dispossession and ontinuing a system of oppression rather than a singular event such as a peace treaty. in this sense, massasoit opens a window not just on how to t