in st. george, we see the complex entanglements of social, cultural, political identities of the time and the connectedness of the american revolution. in st. george, we find a story of the age of revolution and a story of today, of who we are and how we got here, and what the past means to us as a people or as nations. but in st. george, we also find a detective story. a decades long mystery that started with two relatively obscure paintings, and a mystery that ended with this deal for and moving exhibition featuring 22 works of art depicting or commissioned by richard st. george. or perhaps the mystery ended, we will find out. one of the greatest joys of the past year, and my job brings me many joys, has been watching this exhibition evolve and witnessing matt's unbridled excitement at every new discovery. at every new twist or revelation it revealed, we are reminded that history is a practice and there is always more to know and learn. matthew skic is a graduate of the university of delaw

st. george, which professor urwin was very helpful with as well. today he will be talking about his topic, from parade ground to battlefield, how the british army adapted to war in north america, 1770 5-1780 three. and it captures one of the great messages of his work on that army, which is that the public imagery of redcoats as these often inept, sort of dandy, often evil monsters is woefully inaccurate, so instructs me you are to forget everything you ever learned from "the patriot" and mel gibson. and these are not figments of the imagination of the redcoats he will present. >> thank you, phil. and i would like to thank you and your colleagues at the museum for the colossal bad judgment of asking me to speak today. i think all the sponsors of this wonderful conference, particularly the pritzker military library and museum. military history rules. last night i made the mistake of channel surfing cnn, msnbc and fox news. i like to say i am really glad to spend today holed up in the 18th

live from the st.ed the first annual patriot awards last night. let's bring our friends who has gone the promotion because we used to call you major dan rooney, colonel dan rooney. >> amazing night we celebrated everything that was right in america. >> talk about your favorite moment of the night. >> one of the award winners, rob jones, double amputee made such a sacrifice for our country and what we do is honor that sacrifice. and find out rob's wife is expecting a baby boy. we had this incredible moment when i wasn't able to say when the time is right. and the good that happened. >> and we see thousands of people it was sold out. we see people in their uniform and look at their faces and emotion on their faces. we were hosting, this is the oscars of what really matters. and they celebrated god and country, we did with no apology and accept the award for 25,000 recipients with all the folks that support us in the audience. >> all the proceeds going to fold of honor. a lot of people on social media com

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to st george's park and speak to our report rhia chohan. rhia, we've heard from the england manager this afternoon, do we know any more about what happened. well, when gareth southgate spoke earlier he wasn't really prepared to go into any details about what happened during the incident. we do know this incident followed on from an altercation which happened on sunday between the two players, when manchester city played at liverpool in the premier league. the altercation that followed after that happened at st george's park in a private team room. there has been a scratch spotted and thejoe gomez‘s eye. no clarification as to whether

our history department at st. mary's college is pretty active, offering many opportunities for research and options for studying abroad. courses and programs in this department help our students develop a deeper understanding of themselves, their culture, and humanity in general. thank you, charlie, for being here this afternoon. and now i would like to introduce our guests. charles j. holden. i know, it sounds so incredibly official. chuck is a professor of history here at st. mary's college of maryland. he is the author of the new southern university academic freedom and liberalism at unc. and zack messitte is the president of ripon college in ripon, wisconsin, where he is also a professor of politics and government. he is co-editor of understanding the global community. he was also the very first director of the center for the study of democracy here at st. mary's college. i would say welcome back. >> thank you. >> but zack has been the president at ripon since 2012, and he has remained engaged in st. mary's co

deep water took the place of tourists in usually packed st. mark's square. stt first time since records back in 1872 that venice has suffered three high tides in the same year let alone the same week. in northern syria russian troops have taken command of a u.s. air base and as charlie d'agata reports, the russians did it without firing a shot. >> russian state media showed commandos staging what looked like a military invasion. the russians are playing up the takeover of the kobani airfield as a victory. the former u.s. air base had served as a main logistical hub for american's fight against isis,, now with the russian flag flying over it the russians moved in just a day after u.s. forces moved out, leaving behind barracks, beds, abandoned medical supplies and the skeleton of a gym way to remove to render it useless. the same can't be saved the ames reduced to patrolling oil fields while partnering with america's kurdish allies on the ground. even top kurdish commander maz lowment could beanai lamented the retreat left him no choice but to turn to the russ

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richard st. george, is the exhibit's subject. scott: >> i'm scott stevenson. i'm the president and ceo of the museum of the american revolution. [applause] here: how many of you are for the first time? i love that the proportion of the hands is getting lower and lower. we opened just over two years , andere in philadelphia the mission of this museum is to uncover and share compelling stories about the diverse people and complex events that started the ongoing experience in liberty and quality and self-government. for those of you have been to the newseum and been through our 16,000 square feet of exhibitions with incredible theies of the making of united states of america and also explores the ongoing legacies of the revolution both here in america and around the world, you have seen the war tent of george washington, where our first commander in chief lived and experienced some of the lowest and highest moments of the american revolution. so it is a great place to visit, and we are glad to you h

in the famous st marks square, tourists and venetians wading through the tides.ers doing what they can to protect their property. this has been the worst month for high tides in venice since records began. pumps constantly on the go, with no sign of them being switched off soon. rich preston, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news... a lorry driver, who is accused over the deaths of 39 migrants in essex, has admitted plotting to assist illegal immigration. disruption for students across the uk as university lecturers and support staff start an 8—day strike. joy at the ballot box — pro—democracy supporters celebrate as they win overwhelmingly in hong kong's local elections. let's get more on the election now, and the south west is a key election battleground between the conservatives and the liberal democrats. the lib dems lost all their seats across the peninsula to conservative challengers in the 2015 general election, but came within just 312 votes of retaking the st ives constituency last time. our south west political editor martyn oates has this report from the

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flooded the city's historical buildings including many of its most famous monuments water flowed into st mark's basilica submerging its crypt and covering the church's mosaic floors the extent of the damage can't yet be established but it's expected to be significant a member of the board responsible for maintenance of the basilica called the church the heart of the city's culture and faith is a matter of. state responsibility global responsibility the if i may say is also our forebears generation because we were too much patient or we are our generation which. in general we had to have another friend of the math. misplaced their history the landmark basilica dates back to the 11th century its famous gold mosaics took hundreds of years to complete but such an important religious and cultural icon could be damaged by the high tide it is painful for venetians i assume i say. the shame and i together with the other i think about the we have are still trying to recover and so we had absolutely. no. defending so with all of my hard to know my 1st we will go on we will try to or admit you need

snp leader nicola sturgeon is campaigning in st andrews today. are corresponding to spend her weekends following the snp around scotland. alexandra, this is incense a routine visit, but inevitably scotland's politicians and its policing will be as acutely aware of anyone else of the need to look at security questions all over again as a result of this attack in london. yes, absolutely. there was a very different tone to campaigning here in st andrews today. now, nicola sturgeon took to the stage and she paid tribute to everyone involved yesterday. to the families of those who lost people in the attack yesterday, to the emergency services and to others who risked their own lives to help others. so, yes, a very different tone was set. but she was speaking to a halt fill of delegates here in the beautiful university town of st andrews, in the constituency of northeast by. now, this is the uk's most marginal seat. the snp did retained the seat in the last election, but only by two boats. historically, this was the seat of the liberal democrats for ma

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. >> impeachment, st democracy's moneyback guarantee. but st also one of the few constitutional processes that is actually exciting. in many ways it's like an eclipse, it only happens like every 20 years and donald trump stairs drikly into it no matter how much it hurts. and you can tell today was a big deal just by how the media was covering this thing from every angle. >> this is the table where those diplomats will be sitting. will you have democrats on one side of the room, republicans on the other side. >> this swurch the largest hearing rooms at the capitol. behind me here in that big, big chair, that is where the chair of the intelligence committee adam schiff will be sitting. >> we understand that c-span normally would have three cameras. today they have seven. >> george kent is just arriving and is about to go through security. george kenlt is entering the area putting his person nal belongings on the belt. we're all familiar with the process. >> trevor: so exciting. what is going to happen next? does he forget his keys are in h

christopher barron he is a conservative strategist as well as the president of right turn strategies and in st paul we cross to david schultz he is a hamlin university professor of political science or engineering cross-like rules in effect that means he can jump in and out in time any time you want by christopher let me go to you 1st in washington d.c. i watch some of the hearings they're very boring frankly i don't really know what they're talking about i don't see the purpose of it here but one thing that i find really disturbing during all of it is because i know a lot about. ukraine i live in this part of the world i follow it very very carefully the people testifying about ukraine their ukraine firster as they don't know much about the country that that's a double whammy for me not only is that useless what they're saying is useless but the outcome of all of this i think is a much bigger more worrisome picture here as the last line in my introduction impeachment is becoming normalized if you look at the founders who look at the. the federalist papers this was supposed to be an extreme re

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ok let me go back to david in st paul and i'm really glad that you gave us a very short history lesson in the 1st part of the program here i think one of the obviously one of the unique elements of this impeachment effort is that you we and christopher alluded to it earlier is that we basically have the deep state people in the executive branch undermining their boss ok over policy differences or their vision of what policy should be nobody elected any of these people here and i'm sorry from as far as i'm concerned these people there are there are a cartoon version of what an expert would be critical in the country like ukraine in even russia itself here so david i mean this is a new chapter in pietschmann process in the u.s. because you have basically state functionaries undermining the chief executive who was elected duly elected and sworn in as president of the united states go ahead and st paul. well we have a couple of things that are going on here you know what is well you know i'm not you know i'm not going to claim to be ukraine expert so in terms of whether or not they're expe

among its victims was richard st. george.the american confederation turned out to be even more short-lived. in 1787, one of the first acts of the convention that gathered in independence hall in philadelphia right around the corner was to scrap the articles of confederation whose revision was the stated purpose for their meeting and to write a new institution. despite the appeal, it was multinational commonwealths of the sort that carlisle seemed to envision have a troubled history. would his united british empire have been any more successful than the confederation that he wanted to replace? that's hard to say for sure. but it wasn't a bet that most americans were willing to take. thank you. [ applause ] >> i think the plan is for questions. i know there are two microphones in the wings. i'm happy to entertain questions about vermont, new hampshire, ireland. yes, right here? >> how much was carlisle's commission -- >> i think there's -- i don't know if the q&a is going to be on c-span, they're asking us to speak on the mic.

reporting from st mark's place in venice to thank you for your continued coverage. next to watch out tony stark if you're watching because on the shores of england a real life iron man has soared into the record books earlier today daredevil inventor richard browning blasted into the skies above right inside his jet engine powered flight suit of the british rocket man smashed the previous world record for the fastest speed using a jet suit hitting 138 kilometers an hour all that's more than double the speed of the previous record which was also set by browning in 2017. and reminded of the top story that we're tracking for you this hour a california hospital has now confirmed a female victim of a school shooting has died from her injuries at least 4 other people are being treated after a gunman opened fire near l.a. . thanks so much for watching a few of your business outcomes is up next also you know. the monsoon season but i usually do agree about the people vote for over the rich and home the fortunately the whole lot of emotions in that we can look. at the bottom

on thursday the water rose and then retreated on st mark's square the basilica one of venice is most iconic landmarks is among the worst hit by the flooding its crypt has been swamped. the prime minister just set become tehran to the city to assess the situation he promised his government will act swiftly to provide funds and resources. you are be able to do with we will hold a cabinet meeting today where we will declare a state of emergency as requested by the region's governor. this will allow us to start allocating funds for rescue aid and to restore services across the city the police to that of the city to the. local authorities estimate that more than 85 percent of the city was inundated in the past days. high winds and heavy rain drop the water level to almost $0.19 to me says it hasn't been this bad since 1966 mayor luigi putting yarrow blamed climate change for the extreme weather and said venice was on its knees there's also plenty of anger here and certainly in the voters and i have a small shop and we had around $15000.00 euros worth of damage i was prepared for a maximum

st mirren are still dangerously near the bottom. making the headlines tonight. manchester united defender max taylor has received his first senior call—up, 12 months after having chemotherapy treatment for testicular cancer. taylor, who's 19, has been named in a young squad for united's europa league game against astana in kazakhstan on thursday. everton manager marco silva took training as normal this morning and now looks set to be in charge for sunday's premier league visit to leicester city. silva is fighting for his job, with the side 16th in the premier league table. russia will be able to compete at euro 2020, even if a four—year ban from sporting events comes into effect. the ban has been recommended by the world anti—doping agency, after inconsistencies in russian laboratory data. st petersburg will also remain as a host city at next summer's euros. england head coach chris silverwood will travel back to britain after day two of the second test against new zealand. it's following a family bereavement. the test starts on thu

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mount st. helena, 71. 71 miles per hour . that's it 4300 feet. mount diablo, 53 .irfield, 44. hang on if you're on 80. may be solano county. novato hills, 40. los vaqueros reservoir. some of you go that way, that's gusting at 37 and the oakland hills, 32 miles per hour . the low digs in to the south and a height bilden in the north and that gives the sierra snow but the high does not like below so it feels the tight pressure gradients with wind. atlas p, 28 miles per hour . , bridge, 21. konocti, 21 but there are some that are much stronger. nothing too bad here. healdsburg hills gusting at 30- 40. and around middle peak near tam , 30. mount diablo is not showing up. there is oakland north above the caldecott at 28 miles per hour . red flag warning out goes through tomorrow morning. the strongest one will be today. but tonight and tomorrow morning itches start to t all of. that system also brought rain to parts of lake county and marin county and sonoma county. then loman in the santa cruz mountains picked up the most. us all .08. san jose, .05 between 11 pm and mi

they just got hired yesterday, so come to st. james starting december 1 with your needs, and we will do the very best we can to serve you in the capacity as your ambassadors. thank you. [applause] >> are we ready to get our community housed? yes. i also want to do a shout-out to aria saheed who's leading our cultural district. aria, thank you for all of your work. so next, we're going to move on, and it's my honor to introduce someone who was in the office and has been leading the charge in trans and lgbt policy on the state level, our state senator, scott wiener. >> thank you, claire. i also want to acknowledge aria saheed who we honored as our district 11 woman of the year, so thank you, aria, for all you do. you know, we've made a lot of progress, and we tend to focus on the challenge because it's important, and we have to overcome them, but sometimes we need to step back and recognize where we've been. in 2011 when mark leno authored the program to extend health care to trans people, it was lambasted by fox news. fast forward

around the corner from here is st.k's square, that's the lowest part of the city, just 80 centimeters above sea level. today we're going to get 160 centimeters. so this area is already flooding. it's actually hard to tell the sidewalk from the channel here. if you look over this way, well, it's almost impossible to differentiate where the sidewalk ends and where the canal starts. i spoke with the mayor yesterday, who said 30 years ago they said that the sea levels would rise, and he didn't believe them. he didn't believe in climate change then. now he says it is impossible not to see the effects. st. marks basilica, we got a tour in there. they actually held one church service last night. today they are battening down the hatches for more flooding. we visited a conservatory where they had centuries-old books and manuscripts that were submerged. they're trying to dry them out and making sure they're as protected as they can be from this flooding. i want to show you one more thing at this bottom of these columns here. it

emerge seemingly overnight and it just as rapidly on nov 9th 10891000 storm the checkpoint unborn homer st at 10 45 pm the head of the checkpoint jogger overwhelmed by the crowd gave way and open the gate the other soon followed with germany celebrates reunification to some assumes the country is still divided with an invisible line separating us than west obsessed reports. walking through the center of berlin one can see how much effort the german government has put for the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall it almost seems that the country was never to fight it it is difficult to identify characteristics of socialist architecture between the multi ethnic restaurants and bars but leaving the center as you see in the west and east still remain intact 3 decades after the fall of the wall even chancellor angela merkel admits it. was show the jury to fool east german citizens in today's germany feel like 2nd class citizens but according to those less than 40 percent of east germans think that reunification was successful books and among those under 14 and even the figure is aroun

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in st petersburg thanks very much. lots of new stories are shaping up the newsroom just behind the camera that way the basic getting the grips with more i'll bring them to you in 30 more great programs right ahead. the world is driven by. fear and. not after a time say we're going underground on the 74th anniversary of the establishment of unesco founded to promote justice and the rule of law and guard the holding its 40th general conference as latin american countries from bolivia to chile to ecuador face an all out fight for democracy coming up on the show a legacy of the brutal british back to. pinochet we talked to one of the most popular politicians in south america's richest country for geo jackson about overthrowing governments in latin america to washington london and brussels and award winning journalist greg palast explains our new liberalism born of western business schools as that's a revolution wherever the people of that in america have sought freedom and justice plus the director of oscar winning film st

a blood curdling murderous send shock waves through the russian city of st petersburg will bring you that story after this break. the financial. money laundering 1st visit this cash in the 3 different. this is a good start well we have our 3 banks all set up for something and you're something in america something over the cayman islands it will pull these banks are complicit in their tough talk or say we just have to get much bolder to do some serious money laundering ok let's see how we did while we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacey beautiful jewelry. again for max you know what money wondering highly illegal thank you so much guys. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy from t.v. shouldn't let it be an arms race is on all sides very dramatic developments only. exists i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. welcome back a top russian history professor suspected of murdering one of his students after he was plucked from a river in st petersburg with a pair of severed in a backpack. in t

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