he mentioned that timothy mcveigh was inspired by the same vote, turner diaries back in 1985; is who the turner down diaries now and what evil, deadly acts are they plotting to carry out. >> 1997 timothy mcveigh would stand trial and ultimately be convicted of the attack. it wasn't until four years later in 2001 mcveigh would admit a motive of for the terrorist attack but prior to his execution by lethal injection mcveigh said quote, but the u.s. government did at waco and ruby ridge was a dirty. i gave dirty back to them at oklahoma city. >> one of the worst worst aftermath was that people like timothy mcveigh seized upon that government corruption cover-up and use that as an excuse to tear up their own terrorist acts. >> oklahoma city happen and that was crushing to me and then they tied waco and ruby ridge to oklahoma city and i was crushed again that life would be taken in our name in retaliation. for me the last thing i ever wanted was for someone to go something like this. it's gut wrenching and the it's gut wrenching and the impact i must admit. i had a few good tricks to help

timothy smith is a veteran of the national parks service and currently teaches history at the university of tennessee. in addition to numerous articles and essays, he is the coeditor of 18 books, including champion hill, decisive battle of vicksburg, which won the nonfiction book award from the

timothy: pemberton is asking everybody can. remember that pemberton is a lower-level lien kirby smith. kirby smith would be synonymous with josephine johnson. if they are going to talk together -- pemberton asked johnson to ask smith and asking davis to send anybody. the problem with kirby smith is you've got a great big river between you and him. the union gunboats are flying up and down. to get anybody across the river is going to be problematic and very dangerous. the other major problem is that in the concept of confederate departmentalization, kirby smith is in a completely different apartment. a lot of historians argue and some of the time argued that we should make it like it was back in johnson's day. the old confederate department is all the which territory on the west, straddled the mississippi river. here, pemberton's department ends at the mississippi river. the department of mississippi and east louisiana. kirby smith is in a different department. those orders would have had to come from richmond to get anything do

timothy mcdonald reports.bale passed his dead cattle to feed the rest of his herd. he thinks he has lost 30 in all and has to buy hay for the remainder because the pasture they normally feed on has been burnt black. there's 11100 acres between the three properties and the first property on new year's eve was burnt out. luckily i only had 12 head. and they all survived. then on saturday afternoon/evening, the fire came through those two properties here. he's had a stroke of luck — offered an overgrown paddock where the remainder of his livestock can feed but he just has to get them there. this family had to make a hasty retreat when the fires appeared suddenly on new year's day. probably for a good 100m or so we were driving through the flames on both sides of the road. looking both sides. licking both sides. when they returned, they were faced with 11 dead cattle and another nine were so badly injured, they had to be euthanised. they must have been in so much pain. that's what's really, really hard. really, re

timothy: obviously, we're going to continue to drive this in 2020.ace to address and mitigate the supply chain challenges that we've had this year in 2019. obviously, we're going to continue those in 2020 as we move forward. we're hoping that restrictions don't get worse, but if they do, we do have plan b for a variety of different applications across our portfolio. haidi: and we're expecting the president and chinese president xi jinping to sign the phase one trade deal january 15. it's sort of symbolic to this detente we've seen between the superpowers. does that make your business easier? do you expect those risks and tensions arising from trade to potentially ebb in 2020? timothy: well, huawei has been caught somewhat in the middle of this discussion over a period of time. it's not a place we want to be, but, unfortunately, it's a place we've been pushed to be in. we hope that continuing negotiations and discussions will resolve some of the tensions between the u.s. and china and that huawei will be able to benefit and be able to move forward wit

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. >>> civil war scholar timothy snit smith explores the battle of champion hill.ses how general grant's leadership contributed to a victory in the union. and here is a preview. >> it is no exactly the same confidence, you are getting from the officers in the army of tennessee, and so one of the best places to look is grant pemberton himself. and see what grant was doing when he crossed the river and started to get together and lead to champion hill. he is issuing orders to the soldiers and the army and marching orders and he says, "soldiers of the army of tennessee," and he exudes with confidence, "soldiers of the army of tennessee, and exuding will deliver the crowning victory and may we fight them dutifully and fight them bravely. a great country will rejoice in great success and history will record with immortal honor." this is what pemberton was writing. the men are fatigued, and i don't think that he is talking to jocelyn, but i don't believe that the victory at vicksburg will be left in, but i comply with the order, and you don't see it with anything other t

timothy smith. [applause] i appreciate the opportunity to here. i have always heard about the time.and this is my first i heard how nice it was and i'm a believer now. a great place here and i appreciate the invitation to here. we will truck about the western talk about ing to vicksburg, champion hill. to vicksburg?been how many to champion hill? not as many. a good number. champion hill is one of those fields and watching the news and listen to the civil war trust they tlefield are doing a lot of work there. the state of mississippi just several hundred acres to the national park a unit of the vicksburg national military park going on this at champion hill. we will talk about that battle the larger r, vicksburg campaign just a little bit. a power point either. i'm a little bit old fashioned. do have a map of champion hill that we will talk about. little overboard on power point presentations and nigtty-gritty he and confuse everybody. when on't do power points i can help it. although i'm beginning to points can beower useful. you see some of them

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and give the home side some hope but frank 1st sealing the deal 60 seconds minute this time it was timothy chandler taking a beautiful cross and heading home again what. you're watching news live from berlin stay tuned we'll have continuing coverage of that libya peace talks summit right here on the. moon or. birth place home to moons of species. a home worth saving and. getting those are big changes and most start with small steps became global interiors tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world. like to use that country to lose to religious solutions and resources to show. community interest content to change the next generation about environmental protection. losing all channels available to inspire people to take action and were determined to build something here for the next generation of globality is the environment series of global 3000 on t.w. and online. play this week going world stories. families fight for their lives in venezuela. a police officer criticizes his own ranks you know i'm gone. but we begin in germany 30 years ago so. listen stormed t

make a discussion between both parties sauce to solve the issue peacefully right my guest today is timothy called us he's in on resident fellow at the institute for middle east policy he joins us now from cairo welcome to d.w. africa let's start off with what is at the heart of this disagreement over the stem the most pressing issue is the period of time that if you if you will use to fill the reservoir behind the down those faster they fill it the less water rule will flow out of us downstream to sudan and egypt and so egypt concept here as long as possible to allow for water to reach it right so we now know that ethiopia's prime minister went ahead an os of africa's president to negotiate this while washington is also mediating talks between the players which also includes the done my question so you say is it does president asked made not necessarily think that much will come out of the mediation by washington why go ahead and ask south africa's president to also come in and mediate. i think i think both egypt and if you know if you're looking for leverage when they don't have any direc

. - we asked professor timothy mickleborough, - we asked professor timothy mickleborough, the lead researchertudy, the lead researcher on this study, to explain the results, let's take a look. to explain the results, let's take a look. - my name is tim mickleborough. exercise physiology i'm a professor of exercise physiology in the department of kinesiology in the department of kinesiology in the school of public health at indiana university. in the school of public health at indiana university. my area of research is looking at how diet my area of research is looking at how diet can potentially influence pain. can potentially influence pain. so here's the product, omegaxl. so here's the product, omegaxl. this is what we used in our study. this is what we used in our study. again, proven to be a very, very effective again, proven to be a very, very effective anti-inflammatory agent. anti-inflammatory agent. there's a lot more fatty acids there's a lot more fatty acids in omegaxl, compared to fish oil, in omegaxl, compared to fish oil, and that makes it very, very effective and that makes it v

. - we asked professor timothy mickleborough, - we asked professor timothy mickleborough, the lead researcher on this study, the lead researcher on this study, to explain the results, let's take a look. im meborough. exercise physiology i'm a professor of exercise physiology in the department of kinesiology in the department of kinesiology in the school of public health at indiana university. in the school of public health at indiana university. my area of research is looking at how diet my area of research is looking at how diet can potentially influence pain. can potentially influence pain. so here's the product, omegaxl. so here's the product, omegaxl. this is what we used in our study. this is what we used in our study. again, proven to be a very, very effective again, proven to be a very, very effective anti-inflammatory agent. anti-inflammatory agent. there's a lot more fatty acids there's a lot more fatty acids in omegaxl, compared to fish oil, in omegaxl, compared to fish oil, and that makes it very, very effective and that makes it very, very effective in reducing inflammation. in re

giving the home side some hope but frankfurt sealed the deal in the 62nd minute this time it was timothy chandler taking a beautiful cross and heading home the winner there. are years a look now at all the results after sunday's early game byron munich getting it done against berlin leipsic as we saw powered past when you in berlin dortmund beat in an 8 goals long fest cologne upsetting both bird bremen snuck past dusseldorf freiburg defeating minds frankfurt betov and time on friday shocker took down gladbach and underway as we speak it's potter born facing off with leave because a few are more sports now in mixed martial arts irishman conor mcgregor made light work of his opponents american donald ceremony in his return to the ultimate fighting championship known as u.f.c. in las vegas gregor pummeled surround me with a series of punches in the 1st round forcing the referee to step in and stopped and fined after only 40 seconds in a technical knockout the greater becomes the 1st u.f.c. fighter in history to secure knockout victories against 3 weight divisions featherweight light weight

timothy mcdonald reports.y bale passed his dead cattle to feed the rest of his herd. he thinks he has lost 30 in all and has to buy hay for the remainder because the pasture they normally feed on has been burnt black. there's 400 acres between the properties and the first property on new year's eve was burnt out. locally i only had 12 head. and they all survived. then on saturday afternoon/ evening, the fire came through those two properties here. he's had a stroke of luck, offered an overgrown paddock where the remainder of his livestock can feed but he just has to get them there. this family had to make a hasty retreat when the fires appeared suddenly on new year's day. probably for a good 100m or so we were driving through the flames on both sides of the road. looking both sides. when they returned, they were faced with 11 dead cattle and another nine were so badly injured, they had to be euthanised. they must have been in so much pain. that's what's really, really hard. really, really ha rd. that's what's

score and give the home side some hope but frank 1st sealing the deal 62nd minute this time it was timothy chandler taking a beautiful cross and heading home again when. you're watching d.w. news live from berlin stay tuned we'll have continuing coverage of that libya peace talks summit right here on the death of. birth. home tunes of species. go home words if you can. prove you those are big changes and most start with small steps and became global in 2 years tell stories of creative people into innovative projects around the world. but to use the country to try to boost religious exemptions and resources should move community into.

timothy deakin was found guilty of attacking michael, stabbing him five times, in an unprovoked attacka minimum of 27 years for the murder. lets now speak to gary. thank you for talking to us. what did you find out about the man who took your son from you, in the weeks and months following the merger of your son? we could not believe it, it was atrocious. we found that this kid had been continually causing problems to local people etc. he was committing offences, not being monitored, taking drugs, he was persistent prolific offender. i honestly believe that he felt he could please himself, and this is what happened. the inquest into your son's death heard there was a risk assessment on timothy deakin‘s release, concluding there was a 71% chance of him committing another violent offence within a year of his release. so as well as all the conditions in place, some of which we re conditions in place, some of which were breached, there was clear indication that he absolutely needed to be supervised. it was frightening. when we have heard about the way it is run, it is scandalous. we have h

timothy: 4% on an annualized basis.e these systematic volatility selling strategies to extract that premium that is typically there, or at least are to become less profitable and get back towards breakeven. that hasn't happened yet. it's not to say you want to pick up the nichols in front of the steamroller -- the nickels in front of the steamroller, but that has been working. if past is any prologue to the current situation, that is the case. would you sell euro-dollar vol at 425%? you are right -- at 4.25%? you are a braver man than me if you do, but that is still working. guy: how can we extrapolate that into what the year ahead looks like? year. was really low last is it even more dell this year -- more dull this year? paul: my colleagues in emerging markets will say it is where theyexciting are. you pick up the difference between the two, plus because of what has been going on, emerging markets still looked pretty cheap on outright basis. you have the ability for capital appreciation, plus any extra money on the si

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it's amazing. >> that is awesome for timothy.ne funny story, my wife has always kept one of these heimlich maneuver posters in her house. they are silly. why do you have them? she said it's going to save someone's life. >> i think she's just been proven right. >> that is exactly right. carrie is right, as always. >> as always. >>> senators get to ask more questions at president trump's impeachment trial starting in just a couple of hours. and our coverage continues, next. when cravings come on strong, be stronger... with nicorette coated ice mint. layered with flavor. it's the first and only coated nicotine lozenge. for an amazing taste... ...that outlasts your craving. nicorette ice mint. and my side super soft? for an amazing taste... ...that outlasts your craving. yes. with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. can it help me fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movem

>>> will ferrell, timothy shall owe ma i am running to defeat donald trump.2016 i warned that donald trump was a dangerous demagogue, and when the republican congress wouldn't hold him accountable, i went to work helping run winning campaigns in twenty-one house seats. it's time for the senate to act and remove trump from office, and if they won't do their jobs, this november you and i will. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >> he slid into my dm. >> your what? >> my dm, my direct messages. >> oh, dm -- >> jerry springer on his reality courtroom show. >> now you gets people to reveal all sorts of secrets on themselves, but, scott, you turned the tables on uncle jerry. >> yes, i did. we brought him out on a lovely day on the water and hit him with a little water taxi confession. >> where is the strangest place you ever heard the jerry chant? >> jerry! jerry! >> that would have been the giants game, big stadium. go into the rest room there and as you step up to the urinal, 500 guys are chanting when i'm trying to go to the bathroom. and at my age,

in this case we had timothy permenter finding his girlfriend. we took him back to the office and talked to him extensively. >> tim, a car salesman, gave them a run down into what he found upon discovery. he popped in to drop off a gift. a photo calendar of kittens he knew his cat-lover girlfriend would find irresistible. tim said he left around 7:30 and that was the last time he saw karen alive. >> wouldn't it have been your routine to spend the night? >> not on a friday night, no. she had to go in to work the next day, she had to go in early. >> after saying good-bye to karen he said he spent time with friends an hour to the north. >>> is he saying there's something you can't do it, i know boy friends are suspicions, i need a lawyer, is anything coming out of him? >> he's being more than cooperative. >> while tim said he was off with his friend, there appeared to be a frenzied struggle at karen's house. she assessed the bloody aftermath. >> she put up a heck of a struggle. >> what are you looking at? >> she had defensive wounds. the way her bod

but those hopes were short lived as timothy chandler picked the right time to store his 1st goal of the season frankfurt beat hoffenheim again it was their 1st win since bashing by in 51 in early november. in december claims 3 wins shove them out of the drops and delighting club legend a new coach marcus recruited mock boot from shall cut during the winter break and on 20 minutes moods free kick found concord about. one nail. close but had the joint best offense in the league in the 1st half of the season mainly because they usually avoid age mix ups like this one which allowed to put a bat to double his hand collides tightly. and just after the hour monk who took leave to split again with another inviting freaking pages down by a rough a as she chios and finished by skipper you and us had time to put. the moves to fight back that would substitute for not a steffen told one back for the tri be around and nice finish and it was game over time. just posted braman in the bottom of the table clash 16th vs 17 and everything to play for. crunch game for. my own his bundesliga debut with fortu

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hopes was short lived as timothy chambliss picked the right time to stores 1st goal of the season frankfurtbeat hoffenheim again it was their 1st win since bashing by in 51 in early november . in december claims 3 wins shut them out of the drops a club legend lukas podolski new coach marcus recruited maku trim shall cut during the winter break and on 20 minutes whose free kick found concord about. one nailed. close but had the joint best defense in the league in the 1st half of the season mainly because they usually avoided to mix ups like this one which allowed court about to double his hand tightly. and just after the hour monk who again with another inviting free kick has it down by a referee as she chios and finished by skipping a u. and s. head to. cologne put. the moves to fight back there as a substitute for not a stephan pulled one back with a driving round and nice finish and then it was game over and cause he's high in color. posted braman in the bottom of the table clash 16th vs 17 and everything to play for the crunch game for additional goals flowbee my own his bundesliga debut

gps locaters showed the scooters just outside ofstockton where deputies arrested timothy mcman for thefting all the missing scooters inside an rv in his driveway. >> maybe the desire to have an electric scooter that great. but it having a gps locater inside it assisted us in the investigation. >> all the scooters worth about a thousand dollars eachor alte >>> actress lori ug ihlloher s a s people magazine, she hired a prison consul tent to advise her with life behind bars. she and her husband are charged with paying half a million dollars get their daugers into usc. they will face 45 years in prison if convicted. >>> it has been pleasant with sunshine for today and more tomorrow: and, in fact, as we look at the week ahead, looks like things will be drying out a little bit as we head into ofe second week pp? we have a look at san francisco from treasure island. numbers in the 40s . san francisco is still hanging in there with 50 degrees. most locations at this hour, with clear to partly skies. there is fog in napa. so tag remains a possibility in the overnight hours. especially with the c

goes through the new york fed and member the 2008 crisis was resolved through the new york fed when timothy geithner was in charge and every time there's a crisis anywhere in the world pretty much it's all resolved through the new york fed the new york fed has the ability to censor if you want to that they want to cut you off from the global economy they can do so at the flick of a switch because sense the 1940 s. all commodities are settled in dollars ever ever since the 1970 s. and the emergence of the petro dollar everything all oil all energy is settled in u.s. dollars all commodities are priced in dollars and settled in dollars and all happens at the new york fed and everyone around new york gets a lot of money because they are in proximity to the new york fed and that's the way the world works of course the new york fed is the one in charge of the repo interventions at the moment they do say now that that's going to last through the tax season because they have another new excuse it was supposed to last for 24 hours and then 48 hours and then 72 hours then a few weeks and then a few m

timothy morrison, a former republican congressional staffer who replaced dr. fiona hill, in july of 2019 also reported the call to national security council lawyers. after the call, president trump continue to push this the scher work. on july 26, the very next day ambassador sondland and ambassador taylor met with president zelensky, and other ukrainian officials in kiev. according to david holmes, the ukraine-based u.s. u.s. diplomat who served as a notetaker, the ukrainian leader mentioned that president trump have brought up some very sensitive issues. during the july 25 call. very sensitive issues. ambassador sondland then had a private meeting with andriy yermak, president zelensky's top aide. the two men insisted that the meeting be one on one with no notetaker, perhaps due to the sensitive issues that might come up. ambassador sondland testified that he and presidente zelenskys aid probably discussed the issue of investigations. after these key moments in ukraine ambassador sondland went to lunch with david holmes and two other american officials. mr.

goes through the new york fed and member the 2008 crisis was resolved through the new york fed when timothy geithner was in charge and every time there's a crisis anywhere in the world pretty much it's all resolved through the new york fed the new york fed has the ability to censor if you want to that they want to cut you off from the global economy they can do so at the flick of a switch because sense the 1940 s. all commodities are settled in dollars ever ever.

farmington police lieutenant timothy mckenzie. >> he had obvious signs of medical distress. officers forced entry and immediately began to perform life-saving measures. >> reporter: dulos' attorney tells cbs news he apparently tried to kill himself by carbon monoxide poisoning. farmington police found him while performing a welfare check after dulos failed to show up for a bond hearing that could have sent him back to prison for the alleged murder of his wife. >> reporter: mr. dulos was transported to uconn health by ambulance where he is now listed as critical condition. >> reporter: dulos was arrested earlier this month and charged with the murder of his estranged wife jennifer dulos seven months after her disappearance. her body has never been found. dulos' ex-girlfriend, michelle troconis, and his former attorney, kent mawhinney, were also charged with conspiracy to commit murder in jennifer's death. well, this is video of dulos arriving by medical helicopter to a new york city hospital where he was transferred a little more than an hour ago. he remains in critical condi

goes through the new york fed and member the 2008 crisis was resolved through the new york fed when timothy geithner was in charge and every time there's a crisis anywhere in the world pretty much it's all resolved through the new york fed the new york fed has the ability to censor if you want to that they want to cut you off from the global economy they can do so at the flick of a switch because sense the 1940 s. all commodities are settled in dollars ever ever since the 1970 s. and the emergence of the. dollar everything all oil all energy is settled in u.s. dollars all commodities are priced in dollars and settled in dollars and all happens at the new york fed and everyone around new york gets a lot of money because they are in proximity to the new york fed and that's the way the world works of course the new york fed is the one in charge of the repo interventions at the moment they do say now that there is going to last through the tax season because they have another new excuse it was supposed to last for 24 hours and then 48 hours and then 72 hours then a few weeks and then a few mont

it was the first terrorist attack ever in the united states, and it was the worst until timothy mcveigh detonated the lives of 168 people in oklahoma city in 1995. legislators back in 1920 started talking about homeland security. they did not call it homeland security, but they started talking about making it more difficult to pass through the porters of ellis island. who set off the bomb? why? were they ever caught? 1920 was the only year in which two amendments to the constitution of the united states took effect. the first was the 18th amendment, which made it illegal to sell, buy, or manufacture -- but, curiously enough, not to drink -- alcoholic beverages. of course, we know it as prohibition. it started on january 16 at 12:01 a.m. it ended, for all practical purposes, on january 16 at 12:02 a.m. many people made their own ersatz versions of the beverages they used to know and love so well, most commonly beer, which people called homebrew. for this reason, prohibition became the greatest do-it-yourself project in the history of this country, and it brought the family closer togethe

arrested timothy mcmahon for the theft. suspect led them straight to him because the gps units were left on in his french camp home. was on searchable probation so they could search in his driveway, where they found the scooters, damaged, dismantled or altered in some way. >>> man accused of trying to set a gas pump on fire in south bay is shot by police. what officers say happened in the moments before. >>> ridership concerns on the bay [ dramatic music ]ing ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you came back! and mine super soft? yes! with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and snoring? no problem. ...and done. so, you can really promise better sleep? not promise... prove. don't miss the final days of the lowest prices of the season. the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed is only $1299, save $400. ends sunday it's finally time