in any case, their objective was of course for duquesne. and this time it was not going to be the virginia regiment. it was not going to be a ragtag bunch of half drunk militia men. this was going to be the real deal. a british army with a british general. washington participated shamelessly in this expedition. here was their opponent. a french canadian. highly intelligent. a brilliant tactician. a family man. very serious roman catholic. and a stone cold killer. he set it up. and here is the setup. you can see the redcoats to the right. you can see the guy hiding behind the tree. these sneaky frenchmen. he is a french marine with the hat on and he is from the phalanx directing the fire of the indians and the other guys there who are canadian militia men. this was the tactics all set up. beaujeu's lieutenant said why do we not hang out in the fort and make the english come to us? we have a big fort here. let the british come here and beaujeu said, no, we're going to go get them. he was killed in the first volley. both commanders were killed

nationwide demonstrations against his government hundreds of thousands are demanding that president yvonne duquesne scrap potential austerity measures also coming up germany's ruling conservatives are trying to overcome a crisis at the top of the party and battled seaview leader i think that come calls her critics bluff and challenges them directly back to me or sack me we'll bring you an update also on the program. we visit a small pacific archipelago on the cusp of becoming the world's newest country people in the autonomous region of view are going to the polls to vote on their independence. imo me and use of thanks for joining us colombia's government has ordered a curfew in the capital bogota this comes amid widespread protests across the country against potential pension and labor reforms several people have been killed in clashes in the last 2 days alone now the country's president is calling for a quote national conversation in an effort to return peace to the streets. clashes in bogota a 2nd day of widespread protests while police used tear gas in the alleyways thousands gathered in front

nationwide demonstrations against his government hundreds of thousands are demanding that president yvonne duquesne scrap potential austerity measures also coming up germany's ruling conservatives are trying to overcome a crisis at the top of the party and battled seaview leader and the crowd come tomball calls her critics bluff and challenges them directly back to me or sack me we'll bring you an update also on the program.

taxes on purchase leaders are calling for a new general strike after a meeting with president ivan duquesne made no progress on sunday the president opened what he called a national dialogue in an effort to end government protests. the former bolivian president evo morales says he had received information that the u.s. does not want him to return from exile in mexico his comments come as bolivia's interim leader appointed an ambassador to washington for the 1st time in 11 years were all those says he wishes to return but only to participate in the elections. i have information from high levels that the u.s. doesn't want me to return just like the coup mongering bolivian right wing i'm asking for guarantees from our return i have every right to return to believe yet i repeat again i am not returning to seek the presidency that stiffen it but like any bolivian citizen i have to be in bolivia to participate in the elections. all protesters in bolivia have dismantled their roadblocks and a peace deal has been agreed after a month of unrest a disputed election in october followed by the forced r

tiger global management, chase coleman's fund, they added something stake and duquesne boosted their stake in amazon and ge. more headlines as time goes on. what exciting to see investors have done in the quarter ending in september. romaine: thanks, abigail doolittle. , abigails now mentioned apple stakes slightly trimmed. one of the better performing stakes they had. and restoration hardware? >> i know. who knew. like -- i thought the wells fargo was interesting because by and large buffett has doubled down on banks. he was defending wells fargo. the new guys in town. to see buffett pair that was interesting. how people are paying the tech companies are interesting. joe: we have seen this rotation and prices. what do we see when it comes to hedge fund positioning? comes, when volatility it is good for hedge funds. was one of the biggest selloffs last quarter. off withring microsoft. that trend is continuing. come tomorrow we will see what that looks like. we also have amazon and netflix, one of the biggest launches of last year doubling down, adding more to that. paring back on alp

taxes and protest leaders are calling for a new general strike after a meeting with president ivan duquesne made no progress on sunday the president opened what he called a national dialogue in an effort to end antigovernment protests today to the headlines on al-jazeera exiled is coming up next thanks for watching what. bulldog i can do you want to. kill the land reform. but i'm. going you're going to file a war like. my. dog. my name out. there how that was that. was i was in august 2017 and the burmese military launched a large scale security clearance operation and that drove out to close to 800000 children women elderly people and babies across the border from myanmar to new greenbank and this was happening in my own countries. this is the largest camp of genocide survivors and today's world this is the embodiment of the burmese genocide and its impact it's felt across the border in bangladesh in the form of the world's largest camp. or thought then that i will the writing i feel. that i love the thought of it in my dad when i didn't. go what i did with. the how how i don't want to get

duquesne: over there. (car horn blares) (dog barking) i see him, i see him!