there was no doubt the continental army was in dire straits. washington also recognized that he was throwing the gauntlet to the continental congress. ok? i hear the whispers, i see the unit -- anonymous screeds against me. i tell you what. go ahead and try it. and if you do try it -- he did not come out and say this, but the undertone was, if you do try this, this army will dissolve and disperse. and one thing you have to remember, the politicians in york some 80 miles inland, an army dissolving or dispersing, this was eight to 12 to 13,000 men. it is funny, they say victors write to the history. we never have an exact amount of soldiers who were at valley forge. but all they could envision was, holy shit, we're going to have soldiers just scavenging the countryside, taking our own farms and cattle. so yes, washington was being a bit of a cynic, but on the other hand was being perfectly truthful. because if they did not get food, if they did not get shoes, if they did not get medicine, the army would have fallen apart. >> i want to open up to

he falls in love with the continental army. he says, my god, for the first time i believe in something. he spends the next two to three months training the continental army. i'm going to turn this over to bob in a minute. there are so many other characters who are in this book, their stories that people might not even know about. james monroe as a young officer, who becomes the fifth president of the united states. john quincy adams was the sixth. the howell brothers, british general and an admiral who are running this thing. this corrupts they have. there are sidebar stories about captain john andre, the british debonair theatrical officer. , he is romancing peggy shifrin. that's not a big deal, but she is going to marry benedict arnold, and with her lover, convince him to turn over west point. this is all happening at the same time. so, what happens is that the army at the end of valley forge, it is going to be time for the british, who have been relaxing and partying and having a great time in philadelphia, it is going to be

he falls in love with with the continental army. and he said my god, for the first time a believe in something. and he spent the last 2-3 months training the continental army. i'm gonna turn this over to bob in a minute. there are so many other characters in this book that their stories are in there that people might not even know about. there's james monroe as a young officer who becomes the sixth president of the united states or fit. there is the howell brothers who were british generals and running this thing. there are even sidebar stories about captain john andre, the british debonair theatrical officer and he is romancing peggy shimp and was might not seem like a big deal but she is going to marry benedict arnold and with her lover condensed dose convince him to turn over west point. this is all happening at the same time. what happened is that the army at the end of elledge forge, it's going to be time for the british who have been relaxing and partying and having a great time in philadelphia. it's going be time as soon as t

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make clear that lying to congress is a crime. >> brennan: in the case of michael cohen the special continental came to you? >> we have ongoing relation up with with special counsel. two different approaches. the special prosecutor is a criminal investigation. we are a counter intelligence investigation, we've concluded obviously that russia intervened massively and need to preclude that from happening again. the question of there was collusion between trump campaign and russians. i believe there are core evidence that the russians were offering information about hillary clinton, we know that, that's been duped in a number of these meetings. the whether there was collusion that is something both chairman and i are reserving judgment until we see all of the witnesses. >> brennan: you saw the president at this gathering in argentina unveiled what is an agreement i guess in principle with mexico and canada with a new tree trade deal. reject the old nafta get this one approved and in place, is it going to be that simple? >> it's not going to be that simple. canada not done a full review but you cou

europe thirty percent of all irish trucks end up on continental europe and eighty percent of those go via the land bridge if there's any complications in the ultimate brags that arrangement could lead to extra cost and checks delays etc etc that would be pretty catastrophic for irish business so with regard to to all that and especially the the traffic between the two islands if you will always was talk about the so-called backstop just very briefly what is the box oh ok very quickly if you can remember when the whole process began there were three key issues the identified the so-called divorce settlement the citizens' rights and the irish border the backstop is a mechanism designed to ensure that regardless of what happens at the end of the transition period december twenty twenty that there are engines in place to avoid the return of a hard border on the island violent to backstop is designed to ensure that it only will kick in in the event of no trade agreement been reached and it is spoke arrangement which keeps the u.k. whole you can involved in a sort of a bare bones customs un

and on to the continental to the continental mainland of course it also works in the other other direction a lot of the u.k. imports coming from the continent of europe come by by sea and of course the u.k. so on trade with our land is also very large. our land is the u.k. the fifth largest trading partner there's trade every week between our under the united kingdom in the amount of about one billion euros it's a huge amount of trade between between the two islands and that would be seriously disrupted by a new. deal situation the sensible thing clearly is that there there is no agreement that there is an agreed arrangement to what happened on the twenty ninth of march i prefer if it wasn't happening at all. but it is happening and therefore if it is happening it's better that it's done on an agreed basis whereby their arrangements put in place in visage all kinds of scenarios and of course one of the things that the withdrawal treaty also does is a puts in place and arrangement between the european union and the united kingdom to deal with the things that perhaps made it may have been ov

airfrom continental europe. but earlier in the weekend, storm deirdre blew a way that really cold airand since then deirdre blew a way that really cold air and since then we have seen our weather coming in from the atlantic. that cloud will bring some rain, it already has brought some rain. that is moving away and with leering skies and light winds it will be culled in a come the morning for a touch of frost and perhaps icy patches as well. what a lovely looking day for many central and eastern parts of the uk. it should be dry on monday. after the sunshine around, the wind will be lighter but further west the wind will be strengthening, the cloud increasing and we see some outbreaks of rain and we see some outbreaks of rain and drizzle arising in the afternoon. later today, and drizzle arising in the afternoon. latertoday, it wins could be touch and gale force across western coast. a mild wind. 12 degrees in northern ireland and a mild aira cross degrees in northern ireland and a mild air a cross the border tha

a hard brexit means a ha rd continental. a hard brexit means a hard border, we have heard a lot about that in northern ireland but not in england at a and we will be hearing a lot of different arguments for and against theresa may's plan for brexit. remember this isa may's plan for brexit. remember this is a five—day debate building onto a vote on tuesday evening next week. that is one of the live feeds i wa nted that is one of the live feeds i wanted to show you. the other concerns the turner prize, the biggest arts prize in the uk because we have a short programme today because in a moment we will be joining the bbc‘s coverage live from the tate britain of the ceremony in which the winner is announced. we are down to four finalists. one of them is a forensics architecture, journalists, lawyers and scientists so it will be interesting to find out what they get up to. three others as well and that will be starting here whether you are watching on bbc world news or the bbc news channel so i hope you enjoy that and outside

and in continental europe it is a massive problem. can ijust ask continental europe it is a massive problem. can i just ask you continental europe it is a massive problem. can ijust ask you about the watch list we are hearing a lot about, that we understand the suspect was known to the authorities, he was on what they call a watchlist in france. talk me through what that is exactly and what criteria it requires for a name to be put on there. well, it's a very sort of very euro cradock, very complex and very french approach to trying to build a typology of those that are threats to the state. so he is under the s category, there are many other categories, and to get on to that list above entry is quite low, and getting on that list actually doesn't mean very much. as your fellow reporter said, there are upwards of 400,000 people on watchlist in france. they could be bankrobbers, they could be radical anarchists, they could be mafia figures, they can be a whole range of different people. so you don't actually have to do that much, and g

atlantic and cold, continental air. a bit of drizzle coming into the west of scotland. eventually picking up west of scotland. eventually picking up more of a southerly wind in the west. it's 4—5 celsius even with the benefit of a little sunshine because we've got a north—west breeze. it sta rts we've got a north—west breeze. it starts to change overnight in eastern parts of england, it will again be cold. cold enough for a fairly widespread frost, while further west it won't be as cold as last night. but southerly breeze stopping the fall in temperature. as we moisten the air we are more prone to folk first thing tomorrow which at this time of year does take its time to clear. late in the day for northern ireland and western scotland, more cloud tomorrow with grey in many places. parts of east anglia and northern parts of scotland, and temperatures lifting a bit but without the sunshine. in the breeze it will still feel really chilly but it is december after all. through the evening and overnight we see the weather front advancing, if few drizzly bits and pieces

dicen que la fe mueve montaÑas pero la virgen morena, ella mueve un continente. >> ella mueve un continente, y sobre la danza de los matachines es bello ver cÓmo se conjugaron las culturas porque al final somos un pueblo mestizo y todo eso sigue vivo, muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos, y maÑana nos vemos al cc: telemundo network >>hoy empezaste a cavar tu tumba. >>tÚ, tampoco lo olvides, guerra, porque este dÍa es el principio de tu final. >>te advierto que a partir de hoy estÁs en la lista de mis enemigos. >>verÓnica, yo soy un senador de la repÚblica. >>¿ya sabes que el senado de la repÚblica acaba de quitarte el fuero? >>no. >>dije: buenas noches. [♪] >>buenas noches, comadre. [♪]

the committee presented a proposal and the continental congress did not like it, they got together a second committee. the second committee turned to a man named francis hopkinson. now francis hopkinson was a signer of the declaration of independence and he came up with the sketch that we are looking at here. now people who know about the history of the seal know that this sketch was never submitted as a formal proposal for what the great seal should look like. but i find it extraordinarily fascinating that at the time that the united states was forming its government, that it was trying to codify its foundational ideas and come up with a visual identity that somebody actually considered putting a native american on the great seal of the united states. the fact that this native american was erased from the seal, sad to say, prefigures the history that would soon transpire of the united states erasing american indians from the landscape. another fascinating object is this world war i helmet. it's actually a marine helmet. but, it's a us army insignia and this is because during world w

if you're talking about the continental united states and not florida. and of course there's always described -- we get the leaders, the executives of the virginia company for example being bewildered by why the englishman would go live with devil worshipers, that's what they were imagining, and of course they couldn't get out of that mindset. but the commoners got out of that mindset. anthropologists know this is the study of interaction between french colonists and native americans in the midwest now. if we draw by analogy by those studies shaws suggested is that the english settlers, went into the tribes, and probably took indian wives, they're children would grow up indian. we have many examples in later days of this happening. as a matter of fact, benjamin franklin comments on the fact that if a native american child is somehow kidnapped and brought into a white family the first chance they get they run back out to what the whites consider the wilderness. they don't want to stay in civilization, but if a white child is captured by native americans,

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. >> bringing back lincoln continental with coach doors, the back doors that open from the rear. that was made popular in the 1960s with the lincoln continental so they are bringing it back to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the lincoln continental in 1939, very limited-edition, they are only releasing 80 of these, estimated cost $100,000, very expensive but there will be more released in model year 2020. iconic car making a come back. todd: officers emotional plea going viral this morning, the unidentified person posting on facebook after pulling over a teen going 100 miles an hour saying the driver nearly caused a christmas tragedy and, quote, part of your soul disappears every time you have to tell parents their kid is dead. slow down please. you are not invincible, i promise. car crashes the leading cause of death for teens. country music star carrie underwood says let's be nice after a fan attacks her in a sunday night football song. ♪ sunday night ♪ todd: on twitter a sports illustrated producer wrote she hated the new song. carrie responded writing let's be positive,

yeah, zach. >> wasn't the continental congress getting revenue? >> that's a good question. we don't know if the $1,000 ever got from the continental congress to ebenezer hazard, yeah, yeah, yeah. where is the money actually coming from, right. but point is they take this w'g from? the point is they take this letter and they say we need to support this. right? basically so here is webster's point. he said that by the diffusion of general knowledge and virtuous sentiments, the political fabric may be secure as well against open violence and overthrow as the undermining of licentiousness. which meant basically everybody doing whatever they want. one of the informed things to consider is webster is a whig. he does not trust the mass population. you can see this sort of mentality saying, we have to have learned leaders but we have to have an informed citizenry and we cannot that everyone do whatever they want. that is a sure way to end this thing in disaster. one of the questions to think about is to what extent that still applies. to what extent do you think a kind of informed

what we know from -- the narratives were written by english if we talk about continental united states and not talking florida. of course, there's always -- we get the leaders in the executives of the virginia company and being bewildered by why englishmen would go live with devil worshipers. that's what they were imagining. of course they cannot get out of the mindset but commoners got out of that mindset. and apologists know the study of the interaction between french colonists and native americans in the midwest now that if we drop by analogy from the studies what it suggested is the english settlers went into the tribes and probably took indian wives and their children would grow up indian and we have many examples of in later days of this happening. as a matter of fact, benjamin frequent comments on the fact that if a native american child is somehow kidnapped and brought into a white family at the first chance they get they run back out to what the whites consider the wilderness. they don't want to stay in civilization. the white child is captured by native americans and goes up

later at the continental congress he mingled with america's elite. most were visitors to philadelphia so when they needed a doctor that automatically turned to the only one they knew, dr. benjamin rush. before congress adjourned he had treated the likes of benjamin franklin, john adams, thomas jefferson, and other leading americans. although he treated adelphi is rich and famous, and charged them accordingly. he spent most of his time treating the poor. even african-americans. the first caucasian doctor in america to do so. doctors north, south, east and west refused even to consider treating african-americans at the time. nor did many of them consider treating the poor. the poor were in cities, police were did he come they smelled, couldn't read or write, the slums religion had no water, no sewers. conditions were horrible and the slums of america's cities. no one who called himself a doctor, even? , willing set foot in the slums or want anything to do with those who lived there. except dr. benjamin rush. listen to rush as he describes his daily rou

only 80 of the vintage continentals will be made. they'll sell for more than $100,000. anne-marie? >> all right, diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot. >> thank you. >>> still to come, pet project. meet the retired veterinarian helping disabled animals run free again. can't say it's the ht of fatherhood. but i'd rather be here with my little man than not be here because of migraine. i have three words for migraine... "i am here." aimovig, a preventive treatment for migraine in adults, reduces the number of monthly migraine days. for some, that number can be cut in half or more. the most common side effects are pain, redness or swelling at the injection site and constipation. talk to your doctor about aimovig. and be there more. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ ♪ >>> despite warnings to stay away, california surfers could not resist. waves as high as 50 feet slammed the pacific coastline. a high surf advisory is in effect until tonight. piers in northern and southern california were closed, windows were shattered a

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get to talk about that i'm joined here the big table by john worth one of our bricks analysts one of continental europe most watched most red bricks of bloggers good to see you john so she came and went didn't say a word when she left this summit and got basic me nothing. no surprise no surprise at all because essentially why should brussels give her anything they know her position is weak there's nothing that they can. manage to help her get her back the deal through the house of commons so ultimately it looks like today is going to be to plan i called her a walking wounded theresa may is that if they are an accurate description of her yes although her position has been robbed a week for quite some time now but she still somehow manages to start her own so this week she managed to survive a no confidence vote managed to get it done and dusted just before going to the summit in brussels but she still has no prospect whatsoever of managing to get her brakes a deal approved but she still tries to sound as if there's a prospect. the question is when now is it going to come to a crunch when she goin

at 11 o'clock this morning just half a metre of rock separated britain from continental europe and it took the drill isjust a continental europe and it took the drill is just a few moments to cut through the final obstacle. then a miner from through the final obstacle. then a minerfrom calais was through the final obstacle. then a miner from calais was shaking hands and exchanging flanks —— flags with his opposite number from and exchanging flanks —— flags with his opposite numberfrom dover. this is bbc world news today. the latest headlines. a conference on climate change has opened in poland with a warning from the united nations that the threat from rising temperatures has "never been worse". macron's government has promised tough action against anyone who resorted to violence during protests on saturday which saw more than 350 people arrested. the us says it's suspending its threat to raise trade tariffs on chinese goods to 25%, to allow more time for trade talks. the decision follows a meeting between donald trump and the chinese president xijinping, at the end of the g20

continental, the rest of the eu 27? i do not think so. —— panicking. has the mission at said something about it? other eu making any plans to consider this possible not very nice scenario of mrs may not very nice scenario of mrs may not getting hurt many vote through, whether it is the 15th of january or whenever and the united kingdom crashing out? yes. there is another problem from our britain looks to the rest of the world this build does not get paid. that is absolutely it, getting reputation as absolutely it, getting reputation as a country for not paying your bills is very damaging. it is the sort of thing that trashes a credit rating, when moody 's, the very famous credit rating agency, have come out and they have said previously that if the uk does not pay its bill has agreed in full, it will have a negative impact on the uk's credit rating, and what that does is it makes a national borrowing costs more expensive in the backdrop of an economic slowdown worldwide at the moment, and pretty dire predictions for the next couple of years ahead, our

and junior was looking to win their first ever continental trophy. there was little to separate them after the first leg ended one oil and while there was plenty of excitement in brazil for the climax there were also plenty of no. lets go didn't take too long to relieve the tension though they struck just twenty six minutes in was pavlo felipe to charities and to have known stints in low league football and even japan soaking up his moment was things took a bad turn for them in the second half however i do need to feel good theories leveling things for the columbia. his head that goal was the last of the ninety and sent the game into extra time. and it started to look like in the union's night they want to penalty with eleven minutes to play leaving the home fans hearing the worst jr though have a poor record from the sport missing the last two attempts in this competition. was junior holland rare and made sure that streak continues his myth ultimately meaning a penalty shootout would decide the game that spells more misery for the colombians they mi

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continental congress issued too many notes and a pattern begins to emerge. all fiduciary money is backed by a commodity even if the backers lie but the amount of the commodity. historically the most common commodity has been gold, by the 19th century the major currencies of the world were based on gold and the british pound, this is a period of monetary stability and not coincidentally of great economic growth. now, some people think we should go back on the gold standard and not all of them live in armed compounds in idaho. money should be worth something, and gold seems as goods a whatever. but high value of gold is a social convention, habit left over from the days when bright, unblemished things, people included, were rare. gold may go out of fashion, a generation may come along that regards gold as gross and immoral the way millenials record veal, and gold is a product. we may discover improved methods to get huge new amounts of it. this happened to the spanish when they conquered the new world they obtain tons of gold, melted it down and sent it to a m

both in the united kingdom and with oui’ both in the united kingdom and with our trading partners in continental europe and that is not to anyone's advantage so i think it is very clear that we both want to see the same thing in terms of northern ireland, no hard border, can we find another way in which it allows my collea g u es another way in which it allows my colleagues and people like myself who have had doubts about the backstop who have had doubts about the ba cksto p to who have had doubts about the backstop to be reassured? again on that point, the taoiseach today has been clear in saying, the withdrawal agreement has been settled, it cannot be reopened and if it were to be reopened, everything would be reopened, the 27 other member states would have a view on it and all the things agreed already beyond the backstop would also be up for consideration and that surely is something that you couldn't countenance. it's about giving the assurances of the backstop in another way, the ways in which we can give the irish government and the european union that assurance that we would not return t

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britain from continental europe. through the final obstacle. his opposite number from dover. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. and i'm ben bland in london. is closing fast. where his body will lie in state in the us capitol rotunda. let's now take a look at some front pages from around the world. in the capital of buenos aires. blueprint for the future. let's now turn the page. being brought into question. were complicit. at a nursing home near paris. robotics can replace a human touch. those are the papers. later, because i want to talk about social jetlag. later, because i want to talk about socialjetlag. —— we will have to. but you are likely to suffer from it. on by having a life—style that conflicts with your body clock. your body confused. in people by monitoring their twitter use. at the university of chicago. in this concept of socialjetlag that you have identified? that is right. rejecting socialjetlag is unhealthy. unhealthy. though you are living in a different time zone. time zone. obesity, cardiovascular disease, and an adverse health

the west indies as well as the continental american colonies. there was also a commercial empire. this empire was more important. the debateso read of the british parliament and the 1770's, which are fascinating and frederick , they referred again and again to the commercial interests of great britain. these were the permanent and important interests. keeping the world free for british exporters and importers. tradesmen from the city of london. ans commercial empire was empire of speculation. primarily based on great big flows back and forth of commodities. sugar from the west indies. that was the brightest jewel in the crown of the british empire. christ's and indigo from south carolina. tobacco from the chesapeake. fish from newfoundland. tea from china. it was an empire speculation. it's a grown quite dramatically. the figures are striking. the volume of sugar had doubled. also the tea imported from china. tobacco, thef figures were a little bit less impressive. nevertheless, it was on a roll before the revolution. this empire was ridden with that -- debt. there was a credit bo

all the indices across continental europe lower as well as the ftse 100. down 1.1%. theresa may saying there will be a parliamentary vote the week of january 14, which is almost four weeks away. there are no other deals possible or europe said there would be no more discussions. theresa may said the most anyone can expect is reassurances. are not turning up as much as last week, but headaches form a crime -- four emmanuel macron. let's check u.s. markets. down .2%. nasdaq s&p 500 down .3 percent. mattel and other stocks performing poorly in the s&p 500. the majority of the dow, stocks lower, down .5%. much off the lows. for more on u.s. markets, let's get to taylor riggs. in the i wanted to focus s&p 500, but levels we are today and what it means. we're at a 2589 and approaching lows we saw back in february at 2581. that would be the lowest on a closing basis going back year to date. it has been a wild ride. abovejority of stocks are the 200 day moving average. it looks like we are getting near the low end. come inside my terminal. we talked about investors getting d

i know from experience over the years, be it united states, be it can bash the continental europe, london and all over the place. i met many irish diplomats. the consequence now, we managed to hold 27 countries together against the british. realize the pride that for the diplomats. benefits have been look at the if you counties on their own. you know where the money has come from. it is not just the economic. ireland has changed over the of the eu. and we have been forced to in with othere concepts. been an advantage on that level as well. -- brexit, thet better. >> one more thing. i think it is important to recognize areas the civil rights unit -- movement. processl part of a long of openness, which we have benefited from. to some extent, the last number of years has seen a reaction project oft 50 year opening out and embracing change and so on. brexit is part of that reaction because brexit is an exercise. it is a narrowing. closing things down rather than opening up because opening up has come to be seen as risky and unpopular. it happens in some parts of europe where you have seen the

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presidents are in attendance and dignitaries from around the world also coming up a continental. european police raid dozens of suspected mafia across four countries including germany. good to have you with us we begin with a farewell for a former u.s. president of war hero and the man who led the u.s. as the soviet union collapsed and the cold war came to win. the state funeral of george h.w. bush was a rare gathering of all living u.s. presidents in an era when political differences cut deep family friends and foreign dignitaries also packed the washington national cathedral for the service it was a public farewell filled with many light hearted and moving through sports his eldest son former president george w. bush was among those who delivered eulogies in on are of america's forty first president. in his inaugural address the forty first president of the united states said this we cannot hope only to leave our children a bigger car a bigger bank account. we must hope to give them a sense of what it means to be a loyal friend a loving parent a citizen who leaves his home his

awful lot last week, a big blocking area of high pressure and we were drawing in some cold air from continental europe. but earlier in the weekend, storm deirdre blew away that really cold air and since then we have seen our weather coming in from the atlantic. that cloud will bring some rain, that cloud has already brought some rain. that's moving away and with clearing skies and light winds, it's going to be cold enough come the morning for maybe a touch of frost and perhaps some icy patches as well. but a lovely looking day for many central and eastern parts of the uk. it should be dry on monday. there'll be a fair but of sunshine around, the winds will be lighter but further west, the winds are going to be strengthening, the cloud increasing and we see some outbreaks of rain and drizzle arriving, especially in the afternoon. later in the day, winds could be touching gale force across some western coasts. but it's a southerly wind, so it's a mild wind. 12 degrees in northern ireland and a milder day across the board than it was on sunday. now, eventually that area of low pressure is going to

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