okay. julia, thank you and henry has to call her and just ask you briefly the pandemic has this made this problem with unanimous answers yes. where we've seen huge progress before the panoramic impacts in terms of women in some ways out competing men on platforms. we've seen this decline very deeply. we've seen that not just an e commerce be correct, but really across all of the well, thank will research and beyond. and there are a couple of key reasons. one indeed, i briefly mentioned as care care with one's ability increase, locked down, and increase or decrease in mobility additional increase in gender violence and sexual harassment online and offline because of the stress of the public. and then of course, oftentimes we have seen that women entrepreneurs and not just looking for their kids, but also taking care of the parents. henry has called and from the international finance corporation and juliet, another chair woman of junior nigeria. thank you both for joining us on the to be a business. thank you. thank you. now has provided some distraction from all the madness these days

with andrew jackson, but abraham lingeron embraces the entire wig ethos of self-transformation, of henry clay's american system. henry clay will be for lincoln what lincoln calls his bo ideal of a statesman and he is much more suspicious in what he has to say about andrew jackson and it's not entirely a matter of applause. so the words we looked at last time where lincoln was talking about the prudent penniless beginners in the war and labors and wages a while and saves the surplus in which to buy tools and land by himself and labors on his own account and another while this, say its advocates is free labor. that is the system. that is the wiggish system of self-transformation, of self-improvement. free labor. the just and generous and prosperous system which opens the way for all, gives hope to all and energy and progress and improvement of condition to all. if any continue through life and the condition of the hired labor, it's not the fault of the system, but because of either a dependent nature which prefers it or in providence, folly or singular misfortune. there is, and this is lin

henry reeve who went off to cuba in the 1800s to help them fight for independence. yes, believe it or not, it was an american from brooklyn who did that. and he wasn't even trying to start a banana plantation or anything. unfortunately, the american government has coerced countries like bolivia and brazil into expelling henry re brigadier se really top notch timing. they're sending doctors out of your country during a pandemic. like if you are about to shoot a feature film, but 1st you sent home all the actors and the key grip. think of how many keys you would lose without the key rep onset. ok, i have no idea what key groups do, but you get the point thanks to their strong command of biotech and advanced medicine. the cubans have managed develop their own vaccines without help from the u. s. or the pack of homicide leaches, we call big pharma. so far, cuba has vaccinated about 2000000 of its 11000000 people and hopes to have 70 percent of the population vaccinated by august. yet because of the 60 year us embargo, the country is facing a shortage of millions of syri

driver plays henry, stand-up comedian _ more puzzling. driver plays henry, stand-up comedian whose - more puzzling. driver plays henry, stand-up comedian whose act - more puzzling. driver plays henry, - stand-up comedian whose act appears stand—up comedian whose act appears of striding round a stage in his dressing gown and slippers moaning and groaning about comedy itself and this is set to music. his wife is ann, who everyone says it's far too good for him. together in los angeles, they have a baby daughter they named annette, who happens to be made of wood, not that anyone notices. it sounds bizarre, but it is what you would expect from people responsible for making the film. the french director is leos carax whose last film opened in�*s nine years ago which was even where the. the music is by sparks. it is not until the film is like a second half it really gets going. when it may be annette start singing miraculously in net's voice, the melodrama turns into a macabre fairy tale, as dark and fantastical as the music deserves. annet

and quote fast said henry wise acting major general in the confederate army former governor of virginia in a letter to his wife written at the midnight hour between november the 13th and 14th 1863 from his headquarters near charleston, south carolina. sleep having been rendered impossible on account of a noise of a naval bombardment from us gunboats on fort sumter by now reduced to rubble. in the midst of his many preoccupations wise found time to think about the confederacy once the conflict was over that very same month. he published a pamphlet and wrote a public letter to a charleston newspaper editor with this suggestions as to what fiscal policy the post war confederate government should adopt now was this escapism from the war? yes, but it's also way for wives to understand the war significant and purpose for he believed present trials would lead to future power and prosperity. and moving a decade ago my inquiry started on whether pre-war southern-led schemes for the expansion of slavery continued covertly during the confederacy. assuming secretly because there is as much unanimit

es lo mismo. >>> muchos vienen huyendo por sus vidas y se encuentran con un muro. >>> esto obliga a henry a jugarse la vida . >>> si pierdo a mi hijo, yo voy atrás . >>> el mensajes de no vengan no ha funcioadn y el gobierno de biden promete trabajar en un sistema de migración ordenado y seguro pero los cuartos de entrada están saturados de inmigrantes . >>> en california el gobierno gavin newsom firmó expansión de cobertura de salud para personas mayores de 50 años esto permite que 250 mil personas con bajos ingresos apliquen a medical hasta hoy era sol para personas mayores de 65 años y hoy se revivió el ataque al capitolio en la voz de 4 oficiales y que estuvieron en la primera línea, vamos a ver sus conmovedores testimonios . >>> defendieron el capitolio con su vida, y este ante vi la insurrección a través de sus ojos y escuchar las amenazas de muerte por eso repitió esto . >>> acá se me hacia impoisdble y dije ahora puedo perder mi vida , y dije, voy a morir. >>> y dijo que sintió más temor ese día que en la guerra en irák, quien por poco muere aplastado en los túne

henry lee reporting live for us tonight in vallejo. henry. thank you. legal gun sales in california spiked dramatically last year. california attorney general rob bonta announced todguns legallyd t between 2019 in 2020, the number of long guns sold during that same period increased 46% the spike in sales during the pandemic, as officials focused in on the state's so called red flag law. it allows a person to petition the cord. if they think someone they know with a gun is a danger to themselves or others. in response to judge ken grant in order to take away the weapon from the going on it. this is not about taking guns away from law abiding citizens. this is about a wife who hears her husband repeatedly threatened to kill himself or others or about the employee whose co worker makes comments about violent retribution. against other colleagues. it's about paying attention for loved ones and the people we work, uh and go to school with and making a decision that could they not only that person's life. but the lives of others as well. amanda wilcox, the le

henry lee ktvu fox two news. all right, henry, thank you so much. oakland's police chief is speaking out again today about the spike in crime and what the department plans to do about it. earlier today, on mornings on two, we spoke with police chief laurent armstrong about the rising crime and violence sweeping the city, including 69 homicides already this year that's 20 more than compared to the same time last year. this rising crime comes as the city council recently pulled $18 million from the police department's budget. now chief. armstrong is calling on the community to come together to help turn the tide. well, what i'm doing is trying to say that we can't arrest our way out of this problem that this is going to take community members reaching out to family members and friends and really saying to them, please put the guns down that we want to see. no more people lose their lives in our city. community gathering is now planned for noon on saturday at the lake merritt amphitheater. the chief will speak along with community leaders, armstrong sa

henry thank you. investigations are underway in oakland tonight after early morning shootings left one man dead and two other people injured. the first shooting happened at about 4 35 this morning at 16. street and marin way that victim survived, and there's reportedly in stable condition tonight about 20. minutes after that first shooting, police responded to a double shooting in the brookfield village neighborhood. a man was shot and injured on hunter avenue near st elmo drive. another shooting was reported just minutes later, about a block away on gormley avenue, and when police arrived, they found a 26 year old man had been shot and killed. the victim's name still has not been released. the east bay times is reporting that investigators believe the two men in that shooting knew each other. the fatal shooting marks oakland 72nd homicides so far this year, a 24 year old man is in the hospital tonight after someone shot him multiple times in a safeway parking lot in santa rosa. police say it was not

cheering henry dodges obstacles on a downhill cart race in the philippines. and i hang from a waterfall in peru. oh, my gosh! so, don't go away. right. we are crossing continents now and heading to canada in search of one of its most famous residents. and even though it is big and noisy, the canadian moose is surprisingly elusive. but luckily, krista had the help of one of the country's top trackers. howling you must be pierre? yes, i am. lovely to meet you. what an amazing song. you really sounded like a wolf. thanks! although wolves don't normally carry guitars. my friends call me peter the wolf. pierre takes tourists around this forest, the world's biggest research forest. as ever, sunrise and sunset are the best times for spotting. he reckons there is an 80% chance. this is the mark that a big male with big antlersjust made. 0n the moose safari, we are trying to find the moose, we are trying to approach them with all the ancestral technique — the wind and the noise, and we are also doing moose, different calls, to attract them. sometimes we are very luc

he was speaking during this and henry celebrations of the communist party. the mm. he addressed 100 the thousands of people, as you can see then gentlemen square and beijing, the president warned any foreign forces that data oppressed china will have their heads bashed bloody against the great wall of steel. forged by 1400000000 people to global 10 by the communist party in chinese, people have showed the world. the chinese people have stood up the time in which the chinese nation can be bullied and abused is gone forever. the party showed the world that chinese people not only capable of dismantling the old world but can build a new one. only socialism can save china. une socialism with chinese characteristics can develop china. while president, she is also using the occasion to tighten his grip on the nation as katrina. you reports from beijing, he's been promoting a culture around his own leadership. president party secretary, the people leader and to some just papa she she didn't ping is called many things and as the communist party celebrate, it's 100 year anni

skyler henry reports they are meeting with first responders and pledging support. >> i wanted to thanks. responde thankg painst the surf side building collapse. >> what you are doing is incredible. >> the president held a private mef loved ones a week after the 12-story building came crashing down. >> it is a lot of pain and anxiety and suffering and need or psychological help in the days and months that follow. and so we're not going any way. >> reporter: the search for victims was paused overnight because of the concerns for stability of the portion of the building still standing. >> we're doing everything to ensure the safety of the first responders is paramount and to continue our search and rescu operatas soon as it is safe to do so. >> engineers are on site to assess shifting of the large anng from the a cause damage to the support columns in the garagearea. >> president biden waited a week to visit the area to avoid he meant he deployed federal assistant to support state and local responders. >> reporter: a specialist spoke about the painstaking search for victims and the grief o

new henry clay. grew up with that whole culture and that louisville, kentucky. : : : >> . >> that that's what happened. he did not fight the dual if we would have lost lincoln i cannot imagine what this country would be like. good question. thank you. >> if you could one thing to spend infrastructure money on what would it be quick. >> that's easy for me. that would be healthcare. because one of the things i discovered in writing the book backwards is there are massive inequities in terms of healthcare coverage with communities of color and the rest of the country. it is very and evenly divided in a county north of the city we have a plethora of really good hospitals but the south side of chicago is not the case there struggling to stay opens why was been the many to say how do they have a broad-based plan everybody gets decent basic healthcare. we need to come up with something as the covid crisis exposes these inequities. it was horrible because some people didn't have access or go into the hospita

henry. >> we are supporting the inclusive dialogue. amy: in news from peru, the socialist teacher and union leader pedro castillo has been officially declared the winner of the june 6 presidential election after right-wing presidential candidate keiko fujimori failed in her attempt to overturn the results. castillo won by about 44,000 votes. he spoke to supporters on monday. >> we will reject any -- we peruvians all manage true economic development guaranteeing legal and economic stability. i asked that keiko fujimori not place barriers in the way so we may move forward and make us a government of all peruvians. amy: in iraq, at least 35 people died monday in an explosion at a market in the sadr city neighborhood of baghdad. the market was packed with shoppers preparing for the eid al-adha festival. more than 60 people were injured. isis claimed responsibility. in afghanistan, three rockets landed near the presidential palace in kabul earlier today while afghan president ashraf ghani and other top officials were taking rt in eid prayer

somebody we probably don't know too much about general henry clinton. as part of your thesis you put that he probably got mistreatment from the historians. what had been really misunderstood. why doesn't he receive credit for strategizing south carolina georgia and possibly north carolina, the outcome and redrawing of the map of the america. john: yes, let me go to my powerpoint here. that is washington as everybody knows and here is another one of washington. but here is her henry clinton from you and clinton became the commander of the british army in light of his appointment and may of 1778. he was the third british commander during the war. negation printed for many years was revolution and the work. and was recalled after the disaster along the road and have bunker hill and general william howe succeeded him and how was commander in 3637 have resigned after saratoga. the clinton within the commander can be the commander then of the british army from may of 78 through a little bit beyond that yorktown. i found quite an interesting figure. he with he

henry's district is being overrun. there is covid positives everywhere. i can't go to canada or europe as an american citizen under the biden plan, but 1.2 million people from the end vaccinated world can across the u.s. border and be released in large part into the united states. it is destroying these border communities. kamala harris does not understand basal factors. jeh johnson has bipartisan support. if we don't get a new eyes on this problem, the worst is yet to come. you have a democratic coming on the president of the united states to put somebody new in charge. henry is right. i am supporting that effort. stay one usn jeh johnson has bipartisan support. why is he the right person for the job? what did he do under the obama years that would prove that he is going to tackle this crisis? >> he has always supported border security and the bill that i negotiated with my republican democratic colleagues with $40 billion in the gang of eight bill for border security. when we had unaccompanied minors coming from brazil and when we had families coming fr

richard henry lee certainly did. he wrote in april of 1776 that no state in europe will either treat or trade with us as long as we considering ourselves subjects of great britain. he wanted to make treaties. he wanted to trade with anyone in europe except britain if we are still subjects of great britain. indeed, two months later when richard henry lee wrote his june 7th resolutions, he didn't just propose independence. he also proposed to prepare and digest the form of a confederation and offered a third resolution to draw up a plan for forming foreign alliances. so in the same breath that we say how about independence, we're saying how about foreign alliances. these two things are the same thought. seen in that context then, the declaration itself is a means to an end. everyone at the time understood this even if today we sometimes do not. on its own, congress's proclamation could not make the colonies free and independent, but maybe with france's help, it could. this is why the delegates have their declaration tr

. >> and henry cannot be won over. he calls the constitution a conspiracy to set up a monarch. >> a fire brand. how will you answer him? >> as i see it, there is but one workable answer. and that's the one reached in massachusetts. the federalist in every state must agree to a bill of rights. >> i suppose it is the answer. but it will not win over such men as clinton and henry. >> no. but it offers us our last best chance to save the constitution. >> madison's strategy of compromise succeeded. as the state conventions gathered, the opposition was powerful, and the debates were long and bitter, but slowly, by a narrow margin, the constitution won the day. one by one, the states ratified the document and took their places in the new nation. north carolina voted no, then joined, reluctantly. rhode island did not ratify until after the new government was formed. but at last, they stood together, 13 states, bound into a firm union, a union founded on the rule of written law, the constitution of the united states that down t

it was miss henry's 46th birthday party. they had been in the park on that evening and it was hours later, on the early hours of the 6th of june last year, danyal hussein was lying in wait in the darkness armed with a knife. thejury had heard during a trial that there was a moment, they must have been a moment when the sisters knew that the stranger, who they did not know, was about to approach them and there was nothing they could do about it. to recap the news from the old bailey here in the last hour or so, danyal hussein, 19 years old has been found guilty of murdering two sisters, bibaa henry and nicole smallman in the park injune of last year after he had written a contract with a demon, saying that he would sacrifice women in exchange for winning the lottery.— winning the lottery. helena wilkinson _ winning the lottery. helena wilkinson at _ winning the lottery. helena wilkinson at the _ winning the lottery. helena wilkinson at the old - winning the lottery. helena | wilkinson at the old bailey. winning the lottery.

. >> reporter: near kristi henry nor her family got vaccinated from rural houston, missouri. they figured they were safe. henry rarely went out, wore a mask and didn't see a lot of people. >> i've taken care of people, you know, for 20-plus years but never been on the receiving end. >> henry, 56 years old was a nurse and now teaches nursing. she has a husband and six kids. she had to go on a ventilator. so did her husband. it got so bad she wasn't sure if she would see her family again. >> so it's very receipt. i was so sick. they said you should not be alive. >> and she's lucky the more contagious delta variant continuing to grip missouri where only 40% of its residents are fully vaccinated. cases rising nearly 18% over the last two weeks. the hospitalizations and icu admissions up sharply since may. >> i think this variant is more severe than what we were experiencing previously. >> unvaccinated patients account for 97% of hospitalizations nationwide says the cdc director. you do not plan to get the vaccine, correct? >> correct. >> susan dean now retired worked in health ca

of course his rival henry highland garnett they get the big battle at the national negro convention of 1843 about tactics about whether they should encourage the enslaved people in the south to rebel henry highland garnett is a presbyterian minister any both of them of course are leading abolitionist and then richard harvey kane, i've given it and him and his so of the 16 black men elected to congress between 1870 and 1877 when reconstruction ends three were ministers and eric voter my friend in the world's expert on reconstruction says that 2000 black men were either elected or appointed to office during reconstruction and 243 of them were ministers and 40 acres in a mule. where did that come from general sherman in savannah meets with 20 black ministers under the leadership the mighty garrison phrase and he says, what do you people want? this is after sherman's march to the sea. what do you people want and they said when garrison and they haven't they had a stenographer there the whole transcripts printed the next day in the newspaper and garrison fraser said we won land we want to b

in life, first mike henry and nicole smallman shared that special sister bond. their family and all those who love them are now forced to live their lives contemplating everything that has been lost. june kelly, bbc news, at the old bailey. the time is 6:15pm. our top story this evening. people in england who have been fully vaccinated will not have to self—isolate after a close coronavirus contact from august to 16th on the danish football team have arrived in the uk ahead of their semifinal against england tomorrow. coming up in sportsday on the bbc news channel — 0n the cusp of greatness. mark cavendish wins the 33rd tour de france stage of his career to bring him within one of the all—time record. the owner of vauxhall has confirmed plans to build electric vans at its ellesmere port plant in cheshire. stellantis has received financial support from the government towards its 100 million pound investment. the future of the plant had been in doubt after the company scrapped plans to build its new astra model there — and the decision will safeguard more

skyler henry. >>> another live look from washington. the department of justice has ruled former trump officials can testify if the committee calls them as witnesses. >>> today the suspect in the atlanta spa shooting plead guilty to four counts of murder. robert aaron long will face four life sentences without the possibility of parole and 35 years. he faces four more murder charges in fulton county. in march long went on a shooting spree at three different massage businesses. is he accused of killing eight people, most of them women. >>> we are hearing for the first time from simone biles after their surprise withdrawal from the team. >>> and how tokyo is struggling to balance hosting the game under a coronavirus state of emergency. >>> and people hoping to get away in an rv may be disappointed. why the vehicles in such short supply. >>> and we are still looking at high definition doppler just to track the rain moving through northern california. we have showers right off the bay area. in fact light rain moving through sonoma. this is c

based enormous challenges so i hope that my appraisal will convince people to take another look at sir henry clinton. >> i didn't know anything about him until reading this but i did lead in terms of this ability. we are going to stay with him a little bit and i just realized with the chronology our next questions are out of order. after britain's saratoga in 1777, the so-called southern strategy, what was it and was there something to gain from 1778 onward? >> i think aftered saratoga, the british, many people in england after saratoga a wanted to drop out of the war it had gone on for three years. they had achieved virtually nothing and now have lost in entire army at saratoga so when the news came in saratoga triggered a lengthy debate in the war went into the winter of 1778 and there was a debate for one think brother to remain in the war and if the decision was made to remain in the work, what kind of strategy what they pursue? down to this, the strategy had been to try to destroy the washington's continental army and win control of several northern provinces and they really haven't suc

henry, good evening, welcome. >> good evening, joshua. >> can you put this latest attack in some kind of perspective? we saw this one days after we saw an attack against someone who worked with the rnc, the republican national committee. how significant are these attacks? >> these attacks are quite significant because of the impact they're having on corporate operations, on municipalities, shutting down companies and cities and vital services, attacks against our infrastructure, things like the water system, potentially power grid, transportation. as they continue, they create some incredible concerns for the government and our citizens. what we are hearing about publicly is really the tip of the iceberg. for every one you hear about, there are dozens of other attacks that are not reported publicly, companies that are paying the ransoms in order to unlock the data and to put their infrastructure back online because for some of these companies it is absolutely an existential threat and for this country it is absolutely a national security threat, joshua. >> so what can the u.s. do? i h

so one of the first identified leaders is one of the guys in that letter, henry newcomer. one night, henry newcomer is going to confide to one of his neighbors that "they raised a body of men for the service of the king." there's a dutch man in frederick who is going to lead this body of men to join with lord cornwallis. unfortunately for newcomer the man he confides in is christian orondorf, an officer in the continental army. he has been captured early on. but released on parole. he is returned to sharpsburg. and he is going to play this up. orendorf is going to feign disgust and disappointment with the continental cause and he is going to start pumping newcomer for more and more information on this plot. "how can i get involved? who else is involved? what men have you enlisted for this plot?" predictably he will turn around and report what he had learned straight to the maryland authority. it's going to become clear as just as with claypool's rebellion in virginia, disaffection is really spread far and wide throughout western maryland. one of the conspirators who's caug

. >> reporter: neither christy henry or her family got vaccinated. henry rarely went out, wore a mask and didn't see a lot of people. >> i've taken care of people for 20 plus years, but never been on the receiving end. >> reporter: henry, 56 years old, was a nurse, and now teaches nursing. she has a husband and six kids. she had to go on a ventilator. so did her husband. it got so bad, she wasn't sure she would see her family again. >> so it's very real. i was so sick. he said, you should not be arrive. >> reporter: and she's lucky. the more contagious delta variant continuing to grip missouri, where only 40% of residents are fully vaccinated. cases rising nearly 18% over the last two weeks. hospitalizations and icu admissions both up sharply since may. >> i think this variant is just more severe than what we were experiencing previously. >> reporter: unvaccinated patients account for more than 97% of hospitalizations nationwide says the cdc director. you do not plan to get the vaccine, correct? >> correct. >> reporter: susan dean, now required, work

henry shell. peterson, minute casper fringy. you will notice a few things about this names. there's a lot of germans on this list again, german immigrants are going to be associated with this plot as they had been with claypool's rebellion. again, these people are a lot of recent immigrants. there is a lot of germans fighting alongside the crown. german auxiliaries, the feared hessian's fighting with the british. there is a lot of anti german sentiment that goes into this conspiracy. peter soon in particular is a member of the brother in church, a pacifist sect. if you're someone whose suspect to begin with, he's refused to support the continental cause because of his pacifist beliefs. so these are the seven ringleaders. one of the local militia commanders, a guy named timeless's brig timed up, i think, the feelings towards the seven men when he said that they have admitted to administering the oath of allegiance to many persons. they confessed freely that they expect and deserve to be hanged. i pray god they may not be disappointed. so unlike labels rebellion where the ring

henry, these guys do take good care of their skin. i see them with eye patches on when we're getting ready in the morning. >> i love it. i can tell. >> it's part of the job. >> mostly when whit has had a late night, you know what i'm saying. >> got to hydrate. >> thank you so much for being with us. rob, i know you use the eye patches as well. >> and full mask. full mud mask on this morning. >> robf an iv fluids guy. >> i'll take the hydration anyway i can get it. that's for sure. good morning again, guys. this is a weekend where you don't want too much hydration or moisture in the air falling on your outdoor plans or traveling on some of the interstates so we got some spots that are highlighted that might be trouble. cloudy in the northeast, some leftover showers, not quite as heavy a rain as we saw yesterday but they'll be popping up i-95, i-90, then i-10 along the gulf coast where the heaviest rains will be today. tomorrow similar spot. hotter and dry across the midsection of the country. i wouldn't say it's full-on sunny across th

in life, bibaa henry and nicole smallman shared that special sister's bond. their family and all those who loved them are now forced to live their lives contemplating everything that has been lost. june kelly, bbc news, at the old bailey. a little earlier, we heard statements outside the old bailey from nicola and bibaa's mother and from the detective who led the investigation. 0k, first and foremost, i want to pay tribute to the family of nicole and bibaa. they have all acted with the utmost dignity throughout this entire investigation and trial, and i hope personally, and my team do, that today's verdict gives them some sort ofjustice, to be able to move on with their lives. this investigation has touched all of us so deeply, and we are glad that the jury saw through danyal hussein's ridiculous denials of the overwhelming evidence in front of him. i've made no bones about my complaints with the met police office, but today i have to say i can only commend them. this team moved heaven and earth to ensure that we felt that we were being supported. this is the

what henry dimbleby does as he tries to identify the source of that. he says nature is invisible in the economic system. there is no price attached to using nature so we tend to over exploit it. he proposes that, for example, we set aside a fifth of all land in england to be wild, for nature. he says we should designate some land for intensive farming and some land for intensive farming and some for low intensity or traditionalfarming. he says some for low intensity or traditional farming. he says that, if farmers make the commitment to switch to more sustainable practices, they should be guaranteed payments at least until 2029, a significant measure for the man the littler government. he says we can't do these things to try and improve in frontal standards and then export infirmity depredation abroad. for example, buying cattle from deforested areas of brazil that he says, when we do trade agreements, they need to be non—negotiable standards that govern sets and says, we will not breach these environmental standards. so a host of packages from henry

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something we probably don't know toot much about that's a general store henry clinton. you put is part of your thesis you thought he deserves corrected treatment from historians. what aspects of his career has historians really misunderstood? why doesn't he receive for the capture of south carolina georgia and possibly north carolina a move that would change the outcome and redrawn the map of america? >> okay, let me go to my powerpoint here. that is washington is everyone knows, and here is another one of washington. but here is her henry clinton. he became unlearned of his appointments in may of 1778. he was the third british commander during the war. gage had been there for many years before the revolution, before the war. and was recalled aftersh the disasters along concorde road and at bunker hill. and general william howe succeeded him. how was commander and 76 and 77 and resigned after saratoga. so clinton, who was then named the commander. he will be the commander of the british army from may 78 through and a little bit beyond yorktown. i found clinton and inter

henry had. but it was the way that the revolution will be his own doing. the police will hunt him down, crossing him to the level. no one stays behind. mary's a diplomat and moved to belgium. will some ever see her again? an artist offers a promising solution and sam becomes a living canvas. up my soul. i want your back and she started feeling because she was china. listen don don. i like the idea of turning a body into this over then what it means to that person to become a piece of art. and that's going to just do me away with my latest work i exploring you real fighting and traveling around the world. and all this work about the signature we had that idea of having each gene look like a painting and have the 1st be like a gallery or museum you're, you're, you're walking onto and looking at those different pieces of art. so the, so the idea was to have seen the different like the things that there was so we created those in the data from each other, but also all of them connected. and i was sc

henry viii's final wife. what drew you to that? >> i wanted new adventures and new challenges of my work. i've been making films for 25 years, and i thought it would be interesting to make a movie that is not -- in a linger so does is not mine, a language that is -- a language that is not mine, english. beyond that, what attracted me as the context in the character. what really blew me away with catherine was her resilience, which is something i cherish very much in anyone, despite of its being man or woman, brazilian or not. her resilience against a guy who has been pretrade of this incredible-- as a really cruel man. and also the fact she was very much interested in education. she published the first book in england, she educated elizabeth who became a great monarch. i do not know if that is a great thing or not but she became incredible figure in world history. i was interested in this combination of how she had the strength to, you know, we talk about the wes that henry killed or got their heds -- heads cut off. but we do not t

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always remember henry, he told me, that once a chairman, always a chairman. once a commissioner, thank you. i'm turning it back over to bob. >> thanks, henry. i appreciate that warm welcome. it's my pleasure to introduce our comoderaters today, president and ceo of the wallace infrastructure association. jonathan also is aoc former commissioner having served from 2002 to 2009 and in 2009 found fcc and served as administrator to u.s. department agricultural world utility service. previously held number of legislative positions over 15 years in the united states senate. he also by the way is the 2013 parker award recipient which is our highest reward. our most recently, johnson spoke at the communication's forum request he urged congress to provide technological flexibility and broadband legislation. those comments may be found and we will put a link in the chat box for anyone that wants to read that, so his comoderater happens to be debra taylor tate who is a former commissioner as well. she's a vice chair of mmtc and now the ceo of tennessee almost 200 millio

, henry well, andre said. rosa police tell me this shooting was gang related, but they're still trying to determine whether the victims were watching illegal fireworks were shot at random or targeted. it's hard to grasp and still in the shock. i can't believe it, and i hope i could just wake up from today. nora montez is trying to make sense of it all. her brother, 35 year old javier montes was shot and killed and several others were hurt in a shooting during 1/4 of july. get together in santa rosa is that he was just out here, celebrating with some friends and a car drove by and started shooting at him. nora who didn't want her face shown came to the corner of beech, wood and greenwood in the city's roseland neighborhood to see where her brother was killed. she was greeted by a street littered with the charred remains of illegal fireworks. there were also pink circle showing where police found shell casings. i just received a phone call yesterday that my brother was shot in the chest. it happened just after m

henry lee ktvu fox don't need all right, henry. thank you. well, i meant an increase in violent attacks on asian americans in oakland, chinatown, a community ambassador program was launched this afternoon. now the ambassadors are working to help people feel safer. members of the community walk with seniors and other vulnerable people to their destination. they'll also keep watch on asian owned businesses. in the community ambassador program is a culmination of several things, and the culmination is of a community responding to crisis. a critical mass converging and mobilizing for unity. it's a culmination of finding all of our voices to stand up to hate. the community ambassador program is funded in the oakland city budget. some four million parents or guardians of children from some families are now at risk of not receiving monthly payments of the expanded child tax credit this year. that's according to a report published today by the center on budget and policy priorities. the monthly payment is an advance on a part of the annual tax credit

when i was of age, i was bound as an indenture servant by my mother a coward woman the one henry wambell in amwell. now he was indentured but not enslaved indentures dentures. have a fixed time. his denture was sold to three other masters and eventually at a little over 13 years of age. he was sold to joseph. this indenture was sold as joseph saxton who took him to new york then to an island in the caribbean and then back to salem, massachusetts where he was sold one more time. in january 1775 is indenture ended heavy service last master for according to francis six years and until i was 21 years of age. still living in salem. jacob francis enlisted an autumn 1775 for one year and sergeants 16th continental regimen belonging to massachusetts during that term. he served at the boston seeds and witnessed the battles of long island the white plains a short time after the fall fort lee and the new jersey side of hudson river francis in this comrade's marched across new jersey crossed the river into pennsylvania and in march down to camp off from the delaware river a few miles below korean ab

henry lee ktvu fox, do you troubling story? indeed henry. thank you. the remains of 14. more people were removed from the ruins of that collapse. condo building in surfside, florida today. the death toll is now at 79. 62 people are still unaccounted for. fox news, anna iliopoulos tells us officials are also working to make sure that other high rise buildings are safe. emergency crews in surfside, florida have been working around the clock at this pile for more than two weeks. now, many taking to their hands and knees to remove debris, officials say 60 trucks per day have removed more than £13 million of concrete. the pile that originally was approximately four or five stories is now almost at ground level. so the progress that our search and rescue teams are making ible. efforts are now in recovery mode, but officials vowed to stay until all remains are found in order to bring closure to victims. families we know that the hard work of beginning to rebuild is just beginning for so many of these families and we are committed to staying with them every step of the process,