>>> caroline fraser discusses the life and novels of laura ingalls wilder. she explains the differences between actual events in the author's life, "the little house on the prairie" books, and the television adaptation. the jefferson county, missouri, library hosted this event. >>> good evening, everybody. we are thrilled to see you here tonight. this is the third and final program in this series. we've kept ms. fraser very busy for the last two days and we've had wonderful crowds turn out each time. we sold out of the books. it's been really very satisfying and to have c-span here taping this to show on television is just icing on the cake. it's a wonderful thing to know that something so positive representing jefferson county will be on television. [ applause ] my job tonight is to introduce the two people on the podium who will be conducting this conversation. jane henderson is the book editor at the st. louis post dispatch. she grew up in st. louis and graduated from the university of missouri columbia with degrees in journalism and english literature. s

so it's a very worthwhile effort, the wilderness program.e i said it's one of the staples that's been around for a very long time. >> thank you for that, chief. i would note i'm sure, and i don't want to speak for my fellow commissioners, but there have been a number of things that the poa has done that i'm sure that one or all of us have disagreed with. and you know, the speaker referenced the most recent ad that it's funny and notable that at one point the poa sued one of the other candidates in the race. so you don't have to agree with what the poa is doing in all instances. but the point of this donation the point of this program, is to help children, to help disadvantaged youth in the city who would not have opportunities would not have these opportunities otherwise. so that's why i wanted to hear from the chief about the program to see what the program was for and to make sure it's something that we can all get behind and support. and at least for me i can speak for myself, it's certainly a worthy cause. >> yes. the police wilderness p

this is a very intense figure out in the wilderness, and the wilderness is where things really happen spiritually. >> he's a mysterious figure. he's strange. he's out there. he's dressed in this very, very odd way and slightly dangerous and scary. >> yet today, the unique appeal of this charismatic prophet has been lost to history. who was this fiery preacher who would herald the coming of the messiah, and what was it that drew jesus to him? now, science joins history in a new quest. in the future, it may be possible to establish a blood link between john and jesus. today, their mission is to test fragments of bone believed to be john's. >> for the first time in history, we're able to place these relics in their proper -- proper time and proper date and also to understand more about their history and how they come down to us. >> palestine in the first century is buzzing with prophets. they follow in the tradition of old testament preachers, men like isaiah and elijah. >> the tablet of god's law speaks plenty. i'm here to warn you! >> but from the fringes of this civilization, one voic

the land on earth are now significantly affected by human activity the few remaining pockets of wilderness left are themselves at risk of becoming ecological this that i've been called to industry urbanization climate change and hunting all these they see made it go systems and destroy biodiversity. 60 percent of the world sunny miles but relations have been wiped out since the 1970 s. scientists claim that the planet is witnessing a mass extinction. in response a worldwide movement is now underway to rewire the countryside to restore land to native one in the city at the tip of south america the succeeding oil expectations . i have come to but i wanted to meet chris duncan a philanthropist was dedicated the best 2 that gets to the protection of this area the conservation projects he started with the husband doug has become a true inspiration to those who believe the wilderness can heal itself to even have a chance. but i won't miss a bust region of mountains and forests spawning seldom cheap energy and dina. though famous for its a stunning landscapes for center receipts has been an impor

the compromise created nine wilderness areas including the blm's first. it also allowed for uranium mining and timber production within the painstakingly negotiated boundaries. the point, is coming to solutions is hard, work or complicated work. the way forward through collaboration is really clear cut and easy and an obvious outcome, but i think the more congress >> can encourage agencies to pursue, and better collaborative approach, is the better chance we have a we can conflict through solutions. thank you very much. >> thank you, miss tubb. thank you for the valuable testimony. the chair will now recognize members for their questions and under committee rule 3d, each member will be recognized for five minutes, and i will start with you, you have five minutes. >> thank you for bringing this hearing together, and thank you to witnesses for your input. the unfair negative treatment of federal employees harms our nation, threatens the loss of institutional knowledge and that is the performance of the service. those in a position of power a public trust sh

state when wilder won virginia's gubernatorial race in 1990. and he engineered many of these political victories through building a wide coalition across racial lines. wilder always said that he wanted to be judged by his achievements, by his positions, not by the color of his skin. and it was that kind of coalition building that served as a model for other politicians, including president barack obama and virginia was instrumental in his presidential victory both in -- first in 2008 and again in 2012. and that was a moment when virginia, after decades and decades of voting for a republican presidential candidate, turned from red to blue and voted for a democratic candidate. and again, became instrumental in electing the nation's first black president. so, after looking at these various spheres of achievement, the exhibition brings us up to the present day and explores recent issues and activism around racial problems in this country. we have a section that explores the events in charlottesville in the summer of 2017 and the rise of white sprup

really love to have you encamp working out for this fight and to give to wilder a proper beating.to help and i hope you mean it. i would love to have you in the training camp with me. thank you very much and well done in your last fight, congratulations. strange to hear boxer speaking to each other without any trash talk! that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. this is bbc news. as politicians gather for a summit to discuss how to help the wells refugees the bbc has been told of an increasing number of children self harming and attempting suicide in the quake refugee camp on lesbos. there's been a sharp increase in the number of refugees arriving there in recent months and almost 18,000 people are living in one camp designed for 2000 people. psychologists say they are overwhelmed with the number of young people needing urgent help. tulip mazumdar has been to the camp and just a boy knew you may find her report setting. this is no place for a child, and yet moria camp is home to more than 7,000 of them. the vast majority of these children have fled war—to

fury has a re—match with wilder in february after their first fight ended in a draw.gram — and for reasons known to him — he put a puppy dog filter on it — have a look: really, really love to have you encamp to work out for this fight, to give wilder a proper beating. love to. i hope you mean it because i would love to have you in there in a training camp with me. thanks very much, by the way, and well done at your last flight, congratulations. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the former conservative pensions minister, baroness ros altmann and the economist and member of labour's policy forum, grace blakeley. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. leading the metro, you ain't seen nothing yet folks, says the prime minisiter, as he tells the cabinet to get to work after their election landslide. in the guardian, a plea from labour's keir starmer: we must stop damaging infighting after the disastrous election result. the telegraph lea

state when wilder won virginia's gubernatorial race. he entered many of these political victories through building a wide coalition across racial lines. he wanted to be judged by his achievements, by his positions, not by the color of his skin. it was that kind of coalition building that served as a model for other politicians, including president barack obama. in his presidential victory, in 2008 and 2012. that was the moment when virginia, after decades of voting for republican presidential candidates turned from red to blue voted for a democratic candidate. after looking at these various fears of achievement, the exhibition brings us up to the present day. and explores recent issues for activism around racial problems in this country. the rise of white supremacism. and new forms of black activism. activism is designed to confront lingering problems. her around race, around systemic racism. also socioeconomic disparity between white people and people of color. ultimately our goals for the determined exhibition is to not only showcase

whyte could now fight the winner of the fight between wilder and britain's tyson fury.r‘s announced his international retirment. he earned 55 caps for hsi country, he follows john barclay who retired last thursday australia's ash barty‘s been named wta player of the year she won the french open — and reached the top of the world rankings. she had quit the sport to play cricket in 2014 but returned a couple of years later. the former south african captain graeme smith's agreed to become cricket south africa's director of cricket. but only in an acting capacity for a period of 3 months. south africa take on england in four tests starting in centurion on boxing day. and lords and hove cricket grounds are set to host the final days of next year's inaugural season of the hundred competition. the women's final will take place at hove on august 1ath, with the men's final at lord's the following day. staying with cricket, it's been a momentous day in pakistan. the country has played host to it's first test match for over ten years. cricket‘s traditional five day matches were su

i will fight deontay wilder, i will fight tyson fury.to take on this current, unified champion. anthonyjoshua faced criticism for fighting here in saudi arabia, but in boxing terms it was a huge success for him. he arrived as a challenger but returns home as a champion once again, in one of the most exciting heavyweight divisions for years. a danish teenager has become one of the youngest ever winners on golf‘s european tour. rasmus hoygaard isjust 18 and won the mauritius 0pen in dramatic style. it was ony his fifth event on the tour and he eagled the second play—off hole to seal the victory. and maybe a bit early, but it is beginning to feel a lot like christmas in glasgow. thousands of santas took part in a race through the scottish city streets over a festive five kilometres in the annual santa dash to raise money for charities. that is a lot of santas. but, according to the council, the event has raised around $500,000 since it was first held in 2006. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. but from me and the rest of

that is the fight we'll want to see, a bout between anthonyjoshua and deontay wilder, he has the wbct match will be a rematch between him and tyson fury, we are told the date is 22nd of february but as far as anthonyjoshua is concerned, he will have a break and get back in the gym. he has mandatory obligations but long—term he will be focusing on either of those two men. his career is on track. he has many long—term options but what we do want to see is a unification battle between deontay wilder or a huge domestic wild up between tyson fury. we've heard how manchester city are working with the police after manchester united players were targetted with racist abuse yesterday, but they are also 14 points behind liverpool following defeat in the manchester derby — united winning 2—1. marcus rashford opened the scoring for united from the penalty spot following a foul by bernardo silva. anthony martial doubled that lead minutes later, although nicolas otamendi's late reply set up a thrilling finale, the visitors held on for what was arguably ole gunnar solskjaer‘s most impressive victor

that it means as i say the ban will be for 4 years it will mean that russia is in the sporting wilderness during that time it means that it won't be able to participate or at least won't be able to participate and of the russian flag in tokyo 2020 in the winter olympics after that it means that russian officials will be banned from sitting on international sporting boards and also banned from sitting on international sporting committees and it means that russia won't be able to bid it won't be able to host any major sporting events during that time and it means that athletes and other people will be able to be banned from flying the russian flag at major sporting events some very very strong restrictions as a result of that unanimous decision by the water board we are waiting to find out more details as to why they made that decision because they were some people saying including the president of the international committee this sort of blanket ban is not a good idea now this of course comes after claims by water that positive tests were deleted by a lab in moscow these were tests being p

deontay wilder has the —— wbc belt that he wants.what his promoters and deontay wilder post like promoters what now, for the good of boxing.|j post like promoters what now, for the good of boxing. i think so. they will be trying their best to get that fight on. i think anthony joshua will wait for the outcome between deontay wilder and tyson fury. he will fight the winner. you wa nt to fury. he will fight the winner. you want to unify it, so you have to fight the winner. you are working on the commentary on the women's went toa the commentary on the women's went to a boxed copy. the second year of this tournament that really showcases women's boxing. yes, it shows boxing, just how much of the structure of boxing has improved. it is an english boxing tournament. young girls that haven't had many bytes. it is from novice to experienced girls, internationally and domestically, and there are some good fights on there. natasha jonas, thank you very much forjoining us. you can watch that on the bbc sport website from 11 o'clock. the final

lapland is europe's great last wilderness.t stretches across norway, sweden, finland and russia, north of the arctic circle. the far north of finland is the home of the sami, europe's only indigenous people, who still live off the land. but the life of the sami people is changing. climate change is affecting the arctic more than any other part of the earth. you can't rely on that you know how nature acts or how animals act because everything seems to be changing. the melting ice is opening up opportunities for shipping routes and there is talk of a new railway. it's the worst nightmare we are facing at the moment. which could threaten the sami people's way of life. how can you put a price target for a culture? —— a price tag. we have come to lapland to talk to sami women about the challenges they face. nature gives if we give back. we can't just take. anna comes from a family of sami reindeer herders who still make a living off the land. it's the start of the calving season and anna is checking up on the reindeer with a finnis

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no account towns of this city no european no spanish conquistador ever found a way through the wilderness of the valley. on a july day in 1911 the us archaeologist and historian hiram bingham accompanied by a native guide was the 1st to make his way along overgrown into parts skirting the steep mountain slopes at the top he discovered the ruins of a long deserted city overgrown by the jungle. was this long lost vilcabamba where the incas had hidden their goal from the spanish invaders not a single gold artefact has ever been found no one knows who lived here nor why the city was abandoned. one thing. the city which according to bingham was known as much old mountain was built in the mid 15th century during the heyday of the entire culture and the into empire. much you picchu was planned down to the smallest detail the architecture mirrors the 3 tiers of society on one side of the houses of the nobility with the palace and the temples and on the other beyond the central plaza the districts for the scholars and the out his hands. below them to the south other houses and terraces of the farm

the first big battle, the battle of wilderness. you know where it is. i want to talk about maps really quickly. this was my first civil war book. i had never put a map in any of my books before. i kind of figured the audience would want it, so i put in three. i got criticized for not putting enough maps in, so in my presentation i have lots of maps. there is one of them. huge. 101,000 union troops, it was one of the biggest slaughters. you know about the battle of wilderness. i have a present-day picture of it. just a beautiful part of virginia. we have 150 thousand troops. 12,000union, confederate. and you know that grant is making his way east towards richmond. when i taught the civil war in community college, i always started out why putting one of those -- the romanticizing of the war and then i show them pictures like this, because i always wanted my students to remember. i have been in a war. i want my students to remember what war is about. it's about death and dying and disfigurement and let's never keep that away from our thoughts. here is one

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and wilder took that step after it ruled moscow had tampered with a drug test database and while clean athletes will still be able to compete they'll be forced to do so under a neutral flag russian officials however are prohibited from attending major events while the country won't be allowed to host any tournament and the list of doors now slam shut in russia's face is extensive it includes the elim pick and paralympic games in tokyo in 2020 and football's fee for world cup in cash are 2 years after that russia was the last host of that event of course and its players will now have to go as neutrals if they qualify we heard from german long distance swimmer mark hendrickson he believes the doping investigations have been unfairly focused on russia. the russian flag behind me that's a symbol of solidarity of support for russian athletes was important is that russian athletes should know that they're not alone and in international sport too there are a lot of athletes who are standing on the side of the russian federation there are a lot of germans who say it's all a political case that

major world tournament for the next 4 years the decision was made by the world anti-doping agency wilder. and wilder took the action after it will moscow it tampered with a key drug test database but while clean athletes will still be able to compete they'll be forced to do so under a neutral flag russian officials are prohibited from attending major events while the country will be allowed to host any tournament's and the list of doors now slammed shut in russia's face is extensive it includes the olympic and paralympic games in tokyo 2024 will fifa world cup in qatar to years after that russia was the last host of course of the football world cup and its players will now have to go to the finals as neutral should they qualify modest given the russian antidoping is the $21.00 days in which to appeal if it does so the case will be taken to the court of arbitration for sport. breaks down the wire the ruling for us. imagine a person who robs a bank steals let's say a $1000000.00 gets caught gets prison time gets out like a mere year early for good behavior but then the police tells him you

or russian sports federations have been quick to question wilders decision. there's decisions a biased inexplicably there to politicize him prejudged that punishing russia is a state which was connected to this story without showing any credible evidence is an absolutely normal transparent organization punishing the states and clean sportsmen and women why should that be considered fair. absolutely sure it's wrong to punish and impose severe sanctions against those 100 percent meeting every one. committee requirement. what is decision is unfair it's wrong to treat sports men and women on the basis of their nationality i believe all sports participants have the right to represent their country on the international arena. and there has been reaction from the sports world to the verdict as anti doping agency has welcomed wilders decision saying it's the only possible outcome of the head of the united states anti-doping agency has said the measures taken by water and enough he branded russia's escape from a complete ban a devastating blow to clean athletes and th

tyson fury and deontay wilder have confirmed the date of their much anticipated rematch.xt year with wilder's wbc world heavyweight title on the line. the last meeting between the pair in los angeles 12 months ago ended in a draw. anthonyjoshua is the one that holds the other three major heavyweight titles. the 8—1 shot potters corner has won the welsh grand national at chepsto. the wining horse, which is part owned by former wales rugby player jonathan davies and ridden by 17—year—old jockey jack tudor, took the lead three fences out and stormed to victory. it ends the sit—year wait for a welsh winner. now, with the paralympics in tokyo just eight months away, athletes from around the world are upping their preparations for the games. one of them isjessica long. she's a veteran and swam at her first paralympics in athens at the age ofjust 12. here is her story. my my name is jessica my name isjessica long, i am from maryland, and my proudest achievement was winning a paralympic gold medal as a 12—year—old. i love that we are becoming more accepting of disability. someone

we know manager chris wilder isn‘t a fan of the technology.r goal ruled out by var, this time for offside. but still sheffield united hung on for the win. they‘ve only lost one game away from home in all of 2019. and despite his clear frustration with var — wilder was pretty pleased. yeah, you have to take that disappointment. we have had that a few times, i think we are top of that table of disallowed goals, but rightly so, john‘s is unfortunate, it goes in and it has come up and brushed, grazed his hand. that is the letter of the law. the correct decision. and the second one was off side. we had to stick in, because we knew it was going to be a tough place to come. everyone talked about it. two of the lowest scorers in the league went head—to—head at st james‘s park, so this one didn‘t look like it was going to be a classic, but it was a thrilling end for newcastle... a 1—nil win over palace. to be honest not a lot happened until the 83rd minute when miguel almiron scored the winner. a huge moment for him and the fans, becasue he joined the

tyson fury and deontay wilder have finally confirmed the date of their much anticipated rematch. line. the last meeting between the pair in los angeles 12 months ago ended in a controversial draw. anthonyjoshua holds the other three major heavyweight titles. the 8:1 shot potters corner won the welsh grand national at chepstow. the winning horse, which is part owned by wales rugby player jonathan davies, and ridden by 17—year—old jockey jack tudor, took the lead three fences out and stormed to victory. it ends the 54—year wait for a welsh winner. and that is sport. thank you, sarah. thank you very much. it is 25 minutes past six. there will be a national day of mourning in kazakhstan today for 12 people who died in a plane crash. dozens more were injured when the bek air plane collided with a building shortly after take—off. but, amazingly, some survivors walked out of the wreckage unharmed. one of them was aslan nazaraliyev, who joins us now. a very good morning to you and thank you forjoining us after what must have been very 24 hours. how are you feeling today? good morning. ij

tyson fury and deontay wilder have finally confirmed the date of their much—anticipated rematch.take place in las vegas on the 22nd of february next year with wilder's wbc world heavyweight title on the line. the last meeting between the pair in los angeles 12 months ago ended in a controversial draw. anthonyjoshua holds the other three major heavyweight titles. the yacht comanche, skippered byjim cooney has won the 75th edition of the annual sydney to hobart race. the race started back in 1945 and covers roughly 630 nautical miles of the tasman sea and the treacherous bass strait. the annual race is australia's premier yachting event and considered among the world's most gruelling. iam i am always amazed they do not bash into each other. there are so many of them. it is because they are good at sailing, that is your answer. the headlines coming up injust a moment. hello, this is breakfast with nina warhurst and charlie stayt. good morning. here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news: the d—day veteran, harry billinge, who's helped raise thousands of pounds for charity

to boxing as tyson fury and deontay wilder have finally confirmed the date of their much anticipatedruary next year with wilder's wbc world heavyweight title on the line. the last meeting between the pair in los angeles 12 months ago ended in a draw. anthonyjoshua is the one that holds the other three major heavyweight titles. the eight to one shot potters corner has won the welsh grand national at chepsto. the wining horse, which is part owned by the former wales rugby playerjonathan davies, and ridden by 17—year—old jockey jack tudor, took the lead three fences out, and stormed to victory. it ends the 5a year wait for a welsh winner. that's all the sport. i'll have more for you in the next hour, plus a full round up in sportsday that's at 10:20. bye for now. katie, thanks very much. let's return to our main story — this morning's plane crash in kazakhstan in which 12 people were killed. survivors have been describing how the aircraft vibrated violently before losing height and smashing intoa building. some of the 100 passengers and crew on board the bek air plane walked from the wr

tyson fury and deontay wilder have finally confirmed the date of their much anticipated rematch. line. the last meeting between the pair in los angeles 12 months ago ended in a draw. anthonyjoshua is the one that holds the other three major heavyweight titles. the 8 to 1 shot potters corner has won the welsh grand national at chepsto. the wining horse, which is part owned by former wales rugby playerjonathan davies, and ridden by 17 year old jockeyjack tudor, took the lead three fences out and stormed to victory. it ends the 54 year wait for a welsh winner. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more sport throughout the weekend. time now though for the weather with the ben rich. good evening. friday brought a lot of cloudy and gloomy weather across the uk. as we have through this coming weekend, signs are that it should brighten up at least a little bit, particularly by sunday. it will bea mild bit, particularly by sunday. it will be a mild weekend, but there will be some rain at times in the northwest. certainly ran across parts of northern ireland, scotland, northern england, t

and national parks, andi areas of wilderness and national parks, and i was actually chatting toa parksd isaid very fire affected area, online, and i said how far are they, and he said it's hard to say, could be a day in the wind conditions but i am probably going to be here on my own, and he is an rfs volunteer but the truth is there just aren't enough trucks to get to every property and thatis trucks to get to every property and that is not anyone's fault. i think the rfs are the most incredible volunteer organisation on the planet but the truth is these fires are so big now that they just can't but the truth is these fires are so big now that theyjust can't help everyone. and the weather is not helping? the winds are still there and there is no sign of any rent to help these players out. we badly need rain, this has been so unbelievably dry and it is like a giant tinderbox. the winds the last few days have been a worry for us because they have been pushing from the west into the east, and that brings the fires closer towards us. with got a few days reprieve where the winds are pushin

to boxing, as tyson fury and deontay wilder have finally confirmed the date of their much anticipateds on the 22nd of february next year with wilder's wbc world heavyweight title on the line. the last meeting between the pair in los angeles 12 months ago ended in a draw. anthonyjoshua is the one that holds the other three major heavyweight titles. there was another england batting collapse on day two of the first test in centurion, butjofra archer's taken a couple of wickets as south africa were reduced to 72 for 4 at stumps. james anderson struck again — it's the first time in his career he's taken a wicket in the first over of both innings — aiden markram gone for. ——aiden markram gone for two. earlierjoe denley hit a half century as england found themselves 142 for 3 in reply to south africa's first innings total of 284. but they collapsed after denly was gone, jonny bairstow out for1 as england lost their last 7 wickets for 39 runs. they trail by 175 runs going into day three. australia are in control after day two of their second test against new zealand in melbourne, thanks to a

in a mega— fight against one of the other two giants of the heavyweight division, american deontay wilderng about a rematch of their own early next year, joshua may have to wait for his turn. but now his career is back on track, his message is simple, bring it on.|j career is back on track, his message is simple, bring it on. i will fight wilder, i will fight fury, as you can see by the resonate, i will fight them all, all challengers, or champions, are welcome to take on this current unified champion. anthonyjoshua faced criticism for fighting here in saudi arabia, but in boxing terms it was a huge success. in boxing terms it was a huge success. he arrived as a challenger but returns home as a champion once again, in one of the most exciting heavyweight divisions for years. dan roan, bbc news, riyadh. infootball, celtic have won their tenth domestic trophy in a row, beating their bitter 0ld trophy in a row, beating their bitter old firm rivals rangers to lift the scottish league cup. it was a match full of drama with a saved penalty and a red card, as chris mclaughlin reports. a soggy de

americans have not brought their rights with them but they had it as it were found them in the wilderness. i am in a fray are gray area bee twtwo -- camps. -- what to you say, one of reason they rebelled they were being denied their english rights and liberties. is there no room for saying that was an evolved thing that american nation was a nation before an idea. >> it did evolve, and americans began their resistance to the british. thinthinking they wanted to be english men. by the time of july 4, 1776. it was different. they said, no, we don't want to be english any more. if english said, all right, they would say no, it of too late by then. they had come too understand they were as a people, they were a people. they were different. >> um. okay, so, yeah, so. in a since they come up with the idea of well, but that idea has deep roots back to english culture. >> sure. >> right. >> okay. >> american present was pre pret with immediate future too translate fact they had opinion colonists and discovered, that they were mere than that in the wilderness. >>, an example that i use, is 4 amend

wilder's waterfall in europe is that after all it's a slippery slope i admit once you've had a bite of this though you won't want to put it down it tastes sweet but also a bit sour and that's what latvia's prime minister are to is cushy on his courage says about the european union the e.u. it's not and never will be. it's not. but it's the best damn thing that i can think of 12 hours later combined both prieto adding 300 grams of wholemeal rye flour and 100 milliliters of lukewarm water. then leave it all to rise for another 12 hours now makes 180000000 liters of water 300 grams of claim flour 260 grams of whole meal rifle our one gram of fresh yeast 22 grams of salt 45 grams of sugar beet syrup and 8 grams of caraway seeds finally at the prieto needed by hand for 5 minutes you'll need a strong. to integrate all that water. the challenge of integration is something not on the road to latvia my country dealt with a little bit of immigration as well during the 50 years of soviet occupation more than 700000 people migrants arrived in our country. more than a quarter of last year's 2200000

you get a lot of agreement in this room on this point, that sort of moment after the wilderness when grant decides to do what no other union commander had done to that point when facing robert e lee, not so bad but turned south toward richmond in a series of battles. if you guys want to argue about that, i would like to hear that argument. >> i wouldn't argue but richmond fits my paradigm of the war. that is part of the larger campaign, to destroy this army, not to take richmond, in the campaign, shared the valley. the same thing in vicksburg, pushing. and digging toward the confederates. the cruel irony of people of vicksburg, no one is there to combat the raw yankee divisions that are all over the area burning corn and stealing cattle and shooting mules and carrying back to camp everything edible to start out the garrison. sherman learns to fight like that and take that kind of battle and fighting to georgia. that is the big outtake of the battle itself. he fought in a different way and i read sam's book. it could be a companion piece, a real deep difference. hard war torn apart it

you said it would turn into something very an interview then saw once who made such a wild movie wilder than the water just table that took. fast it's really intense. and. surely. what. is soul still dancing. worked in front of the camera opposite tom cruise as the villain in jack reacher. i don't believe it did. at least. when so many other stick knocked. out sides documentaries are spectacular and popular especially among a younger audience. on his t.v. show on death row he delves into the depths of the human soul along with death row inmates. for grizzly man he followed in the footsteps of a man who went off into the wild to live among bears and ended up being eaten by them more than 10 years now you have been getting awards for your life's work this time it's a european film award for lifetime achievement how does a few differences those up. first of all i find it go tess for a full length films last year other people need 6 years to do that they should give me these awards when i haven't made a movie in 10 years and need to be rolled on to the stage in a wheelchair. then i have so

you know about the battle of wilderness. i have a present-day picture of it. just a beautiful part of virginia. we have 8000 union, 12,000 confederate. and you know that grant is making his way east towards richmond. when i taught the civil war in community college, i always started out why putting one of the romanticizing of the war and then i show them pictures like this, because i always wanted my students to remember. i have been in a war. remember students to what war is about. it's about death and dying and disfigurement and let's never keep that away from our thoughts. battle.one last big way, this will be on c-span, so you don't have to take notes, because when they play it, you can put it on pause and you can read from my slide. the map -- this is a civil it isn't. no, you can see where -- you know, i think you probably know cold harbor, there's not much of the battlefield left. there's lots of development over there. the other thing is the bigger campaign and that was the 1864 presidential election. i believe this is the only held inic election ever

you don't know where to go to ♪ ♪ why don't you go where fashion sits ♪ >> reporter: as did gene wilder of. in "young frankenstein." as a fellow songwriter once said, the man who wrote all those songs, irving berlin has no place in american music, he is american music. ♪ there's no business like show business ♪ ♪ like no business i know ♪ everything about it is appealing ♪ ♪ everything that traffic will allow ♪ >> reporter: broadway musical director andy is a longtime fan of irving berlin's. >> i think what's interesting now is we hear these songs and we define them the term that people always say, why are they timeless? you know, he spoke directly to our heart. ♪ >> reporter: berlin wrote more than 1,500 songs. for every mood and every occasion. ♪ i'm dreaming of a white christmas ♪ >> reporter: yes, berlin wrote "white christmas," which bing crosby first performed on his nbc radio show on christmas day 1941. ♪ ♪ with all the thrills upon it >> reporter: he also wrote the classic "easter parade." ♪ the grandest fella in the easter parade ♪ >> reporter: perhaps surprising when you consi

it throws some doubt over his preparations and planned rematch with american wbc champion deontay wildernd insisted on social media that they intend to stay friends.. england cricketer ben stokes has been voted the 2019 bbc sports personality of the year. the british publicchose him ahead of lewis hamilton and dina asher smith following his heroics in the ashes and helping england win the cricket world cup for the first time at lord's. stokes delayed flying out for their upcoming tour of south africa to attend the awards ceremony. 0bviously obviously it's an individual award but i played a team sport in the best thing about that is that you get to share special moments with team—mates, staff, management and make days like we have possible and i'm up here receiving this award not just by myself but without the effo rts just by myself but without the efforts that you put in the summer i wouldn't be up here doing that so thank you so much. meanwhile marathon runner eliud kipchoge has been voted the bbc‘s world sport star of the year after winning the public vote. the kenyan runner became th

that was the wilderness in the early 1800s. when you speak about that evolution from agricultural world, not just united states, from an industrial world, it's better for us than stanford. 11824, the word tractor didn't even exist. the canal went right by where he was born and raised. it is about four years old, it opened up shortly "afterwards", the railroad and second railroad operated. it ran right by this place. immense wealth came through. because of that. as mentioned earlier on, he was bright young hand. he was more or less forced to leave albany because he had been either been expelled or dropped out of every school he went to. he did not have the equivalency of today's education. so the wilderness about that time, he went to a very small little port, if anybody is hear from wisconsin, you might recognize this. he did as opposed to what he said he had done before, he passed, there's no reason to believe that. that was just one of his many, first of many lies. we call the implies. he went to wisconsin and hooked up with

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on friday, tyson fury andy on to wilder confirm the date of the highly anticipated rematch.t at the mgm grand on the 22nd of february. the first meeting a year ago saw wilder retain his title after the bout ended in a controversial draw. it is reported the purse for the rematch will be a 50/50 split. wickets have been tumbling on day two of south africa and england, 15 in total. vernon took four for 16 as they 103.r 181, after second time around, south africa closed, giving them an overall lead of one under 75. to the nba, where they stole the show in the dallas mavericks in a texas showdown. he returned to the lineup after missing four games because of an ankle injury. he did it in style, scoring 24 points for the mavs. he finished with 10 rebounds and eight assists, and only just missed adding to his nba leading total of eight triple-doubles. the san antonio spurs rally to score 13 points. it wasn't enough. dallas took this one, 102-98. donovanhe utah jazz, mitchell scored 35 points and joe ingalls added 26 against the portland trail blazers. damon lillard scored 35 points

. >>> every year it gets bigger and wilder. >> a local family for this [ dramatic music ]ing ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you came back! >>> it is now 5:12. if you're just waking up to us, good morning. here are the 7 things to know. number one, breaking news. solano county deputies are investigating a double homicide just outside of vallejo. two men are dead. a woman is in the hospital. investigators say the people involved got into a fight and there is no threat to the public at this time. >>> number two, san francisco mayor london breed is set to tour the city's controversial new navigation center on the embarcadero today. the first homeless are set to move in by the end of the month. >>> number three, a car theft suspect is in the hospital with severe burns. they say raul anthony rodriguez ditched a stolen car in san jose during a chase and then ran into a nearby home. the homeowner got out but the house caught fire with the suspect still inside. >>> number four, u.p.s. stores are reopening after a nationwide system outage yesterday. they are back to business as usual and should have