different echelons of society. thats so immensely felt general gage said his death would equally 500 men equivalent. there by hise sworn enemy. gentlemen, for every revolutionary you need the guy that can walk the streets, the rabble-rousers to get people protesting. william is one of them. he is the gentleman that could get people up in arms. he was a radical. some believe he was poisoned by the british. 1774.ld die in october he was one of the sons of liberty, not at the meeting house but on the wharf. probably organizing part of the boston tea party. he was popular with the working classes, fomenting public resentment since the townsend act. this gentleman brewing beer, samuel adams, we don't need to talk about him. from gout. it would've been such a great story to bring out a few years ago, the history channel did a documentary sons of liberty and he could be a gq model running across roofs. i think you are missing the point of this gentleman. that, just watch keep in mind, that samuel adams is not a 25-year-old gq model. the one guy i did not put a pair , i figured he would

the house of commons, general gage was a man of great abilities in that country, which i'm sure he would never do unless at the same time you given the sword in one hand and the olive branch and the olive branch in the other. i think that kind of sums up his efforts. he's got the sword to try and defy the colonists but also the olive branch. at the same time the colonists are hit with what we would call the coercive acts. now you have to close the port of boston down and you of the quebec act and the quartering act and the next thing you know he is dealing with a lot of unemployed people, we have soldiers in the town, we remove their chance to elect leaders and now if any of the british to get in trouble, we don't have to try them in the colonies, we can send them away. salafi's the everything is peachy in boston. at this time. is that the issue. he's battlingme trying to figure out what to do. he is a limited amount of manpower there. cusp ofso at the british colonial policy. for years of course they've let the colonies go by themselves. haven't taxed them and now suddenly they ne

been a well-known and pull the rising city for decades but in my memory it started at gage park. it didn't look like a park to me. there were no swings or slides or jungle gyms. just an open field the severed the place will be part from the busy intersection of tenth st. and gage boulevard. as pastor of the tiny westboro baptist church my grandfather would drive the big red pickup filled with signed to meet and the rest of the church consisting almost entirely of my aunts and uncles, cousins and siblings would follow any caravan of vehicles. i couldn't read the messages since i still a few months shy of kindergarten but when i saw photos of the teenager i was surprised by how small and restrain someone compared to what came later. watch your kids, gays in restrooms. gage park my grandfather looking for the popular meeting place for gay men. in hindsight protests of proteo elicit an intensely negative reaction the special because our message what far beyond calls for the cleanup of gage park. gramps was an old-school baptist and was determined to represent the scriptural position on

gaged in and printer elective a-t. let's hear from one my jury and business leader in the tech sector but she thinks needs to be done to foster more female leadership i want a society where wage a kid from over and i want a reality where more women are being pushed to go to school more when one i'm being empowered to to go to school and then. kills that i pick up or to somewhere as well . is not enough to educate women they also need financing the african development bank estimates that 20 there's a $20000000000.00 financing gap for african women causing the growth of these businesses to suffer a spring in georgia and bear and she joins us from kampala in uganda is the hope she does. joy as you can hear me africa having the highest rate of female entrepreneurship globally is quite an achievement one of the reasons for that. some of the reasons that are being put out is the fact that women across the african continent are mall and to canady oh it's just the sometimes do luck capital but do we'll to start businesses is very high but most of the businesses fall within the micro and small

at gage park it didn't look like a park to me there were no swings or slides or jungle gyms just when the busy intersection my grandfather would drive the big red pickup and the rest consisting of my aunts and uncles and cousins and siblings to follow in a caravan of vehicles. is still a few months shy of kindergarten but i was surprised how we strain is some were compared to the leader watch your kids. gage park was a popular meeting place for gay men. in hindsight the protest were bound to be intensely negative reaction especially because our message went further as an old-school baptist was determined to represent the scriptural position on homosexuality and took the attacks on the gay community as a whole blaming them for the aids epidemic and that they deserve the death penalty. many letters including those from one of my aunts to say was distorted by god because of their homosexuality and declared aids to be a disease for which the homosexuals take the sole blame and that should be avenged upon while spreading the disease of the homosexual this lgbt people were, morris acce

the united states is so has the united gaging joined by its development of countries like japan and india and so on. scenes from iraq which has been undergoing deadly unrest the popular protests against corruption and low living standards continue for a 4th consecutive day security forces opened fire on demonstrators in baghdad friday bringing the number of those killed in this week's turmoil to $44.00 the violence comes despite calls for calm from the prime minister and assurances the protesters grievances were being heard. well clashes 1st erupted on choose day when the army stepped in to defend the heavily fortified green zone in baghdad where government offices and foreign consulates are littered at police the ploy tear gas rubber bullets and live fire against protesters internet access has since been cuts to most of the country and curfews imposed iraqi peace campaigner some me but i'm a dummy thinks the country's problems are deeply ingrained down near instrument. sadly i don't think the country is going to overcome these enormous problems caused by the invasion and occupation

for decades, but in my memory, the picketing is the beginning, and out started at gage park. it sure didn't look like a park. there were no swings, slides or jungle gyms, just an open field that separated from place where we parked from the busier intersection. my grandfather would drive the pickup filled with signs that he'd made and the rest of the church -- consisting almost entirely of my extended family -- would follow in a caravan of vehicles. i couldn't read the messages gramps had carefully britain, but when i -- written, but when with i saw photos, watch your kids, gays in restrooms. gage park, my grandfather had learned, was a popular meeting place for gay men. in mindy sight, our protests wee bound to elicit an intensely negative reaction. gramps was an old school lappist the, he said, and -- baptist, he said. he leapt immediately into attacks on the gay community as a whole proclaiming they deserved the death penalty. the topeka capital journal published many letters including one by my aunt comparing the united states to so.com and go mora. insisted that the blood of str

majority whip jim clyburn, the democr democrat, has been behind the scenes gaging the te-- gaging t temperature of whether or not to hold a vote and that is discussed behind closed doors and some pushing this believe it could blunt key republican argument and blunt what the white house is saying, this is an invalid inquiry and strengthen claims of obstruction of congress and others are concerned about the risk of putting such a sensitive vote on the floor at this key time believing it could be a distraction. we'll see what the speaker has to say on this very significant topic in just a matter of moments, wolf. >> that could be significant if she makes that dramatic announcement. we'll stand by and have coverage, of course. manu, thanks very much. >>> our sara murray is tracking all of the new impeachment developments as well. sara, concern in the white house is growing well before that phone call with the president of ukraine. >> reporter: that is right. the phone call has gotten a lot of attention and it set off this impeachment inquiry. but now we're learning from witnesses as par

reflection of a lack of policing in their areas a lack of serious in gage and by israeli police in trying to solve these crimes there is talk of security vacuums inside arab towns and villages and that contributes to what has been a very worrying spike in crime the israeli public security minister has constituted a meeting in which he says there will be measures put in place such as specialist police units hundreds of new police officers to be patrolling in these areas the police spokesman for israel says that new police stations have been built recently and more will continue to be built in the future in these areas and they talk of a lack of engagement from the communities themselves a lack of trust between then and the police however this is a major issue which also contributed to a spike in voting in the recent elections for the arab joint list as it's known palestinian israeli politicians representing some 4 parties 13 of them were elected to the new israeli parliament the knesset which had its inauguration today thursday but those 13 members of the knesset decided to boycott

institutionalize to actually state build and it's also the reflecting the 0 in tackling gaging in power politics in the in the negative dynamics that are spiraling with time now. very early on decided to withdraw his members from the parliament only to be seen to be siding with people and ask for the resignation of the but the rest of the shia groups as well as some of the sudanese have actually sided with as well as kurds sided with abdul mahdi and iran seems at least apparently at this stage doesn't want ideal of dramatic government to fall that doesn't mean this government will survive it doesn't mean that i've been mighty himself may not want to go or in a month or 2 maybe iran also wants change in the place as well as the house of shia but as things stand they see it as a high risk strategy to change government in response to these violence now there are other groups that try to make the most of the demonstrations like out they they too did not get far and actually if anything they lost out in this game and the others because they are not talking they are not united and they are not necessa

gage and the reports. politician bobby wine celebrate his escape from uganda security forces by riding through the streets of the capital kampala cheered on by supporters. one was due to hold an independent state concert at a beach resort but hours before he was due to perform soldiers and police officers surrounded both his home and the venue multitudes of soldiers and policemen were deployed that one beach was a need even my home this very place was sealed by the police and the military they deployed very many police of the. many many more much more than 4 hours ago on. probably why he became a member of parliament 3 years ago who is known for his politically charged songs calling for change in a country where you wearing a 70 has been president for more than 3 decades. his activism has won him international sympathy but not for meek and in government the police has been getting us has been looking on i suppose. they went ahead and block the show that was supposed to go on today do they really need to be remembered that this has been the 156 shot that has been blocked by police. bega

after all of the united states is so has the united gaging joint but because development of countries like japan and india and so on. all right that is from i'll be back with headlines of top the hour zar contractional stay with us. senator chuck schumer famously said shortly after trump was elected to take on the intelligence community they have 6 ways from sunday at getting back to you in light of the failed russia gate hoax and this nonsense with ukraine this characterization appears to be spot on should be all fear the deep state. in 24 to you know bloody revolution to correct the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it just a lawyer here i mean you are liz put video producer in the. school and you go to the former ukrainian president recalls the events of 2014. of those who took part in it invested over $5000000000.00 to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. hello and welcome to sophie cohen visionaries i'm sophie

solution on a strong. support for stronger international gages german defense minister and they could come cut on by a proposed an international force to police to secure is own but only had a few details. for a moment it looked like u.s. defense secretary marc esper might support her idea that because it's something that we've been calling on our european partners to do for quite some time is to step up and do more so while i would be supportive of that. support of politically i think we don't intend on contribute ground forces or i think that operation the europeans had questions about the details and the timing of. the pope was we are not against an international security zone in principle but the situation on the ground just changed now that turkey and russia have reached an agreement those in the past the germans have often been slow to suggest involvement in such matters but the defense minister said she proposed it to the turks. doesn't see so often that they shoot themselves was very open and all by natural talk with this could take place with the involvement of the inte

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turkey and gaged in a sophisticated patrolling operation with russian troops now russia is of course nato arch rivals why nato was created in the 1st place what does this say about the coherence of the nato alliance right now nato is not as stable anymore as it was before and this turkish russian alliance which is forming right now has already given the signs of breaking down of turkey being reliable inside nato so this russian alignment with turkey might defeat turkey inside nato further this is not a sign of stability at the side of weakness for nato ok martin speckle mideast analyst for slate thanks very much for that marcus thank you. now turkey advanced into northern syria last week to eject a kurdish militia which considers to be a terrorist organization in the process at least $160000.00 ethnic kurds civilians have been uprooted as the turkish army presses forward we have this report from a syrian town near the border with turkey. i. a few boxes and some clothes that is all they could rescue from the house and russell i know after days of bombing a classroom is the new home th

and the syrian government finds a brokered deal and what the white paging gaging with the syrian government and russia there may be many new questions ahead on c.n.n. because solo al-jazeera. well hundreds of thousands of people pushing for catalonia news independence from spain are expected to poor onto the streets of bustle and separate marches from a number of inland towns of already began are expected to converge in barcelona center on friday afternoon it follows 4 days of violent protests in the city fighting erupted on thursday night when a group of far right protesters against independence confronted separatist demonstrators at the un response triggered by the sentencing of 9 catalan separatist leaders on monday they were jailed over their role in the region's push for independence in 2017 they tried to hold a referendum on whether to secede from spain that was to create a legal by spanish courts. medea is live for us in brussels will go this soon with the sofa exhausted former catalan leader charles bruised a man has appeared before the public prosecutor will speak to him

statement late saturday. after the deepening crisis in syria, our delegation has ebb gaged in vital discussions with about the impact to regional stability. they say it could have anr a long-term impact on allies around the world. >> if we send a global message that we'll abandon those who fought alongside of us, then others in the world will say why should i do that when you are finished using me, you will let me die on the battlefield. reporter: house minority leader kevin mccarthy supported the measure. now he's calling for a briefing from the administration about the syrian strategy. >> i think what would be appropriate is to have the vice president and the secretary of state to brief us on where we are in this situation and what is the strategy going forward. reporter: lindsey graham spent the last week imploring the president to change course. >> i am increasing i optimistic we can have some historic solutions 2/solutions -- in syre eluded us for years if we play our cards right. jon: unrest sweeps across lebanon with tens of thousands of anti-government protesters. the govern

with things they see. i heard some questions from employees at the training that rachel gage and i did on the 16th about potentially unethical behavior and violations of such interesting to hear that employees are seeing this and they're not sure what to make of it. we want to make sure they have a framework so they know who to go to to get more information about it and potentially to lodge a complaint. so i think that this is a very worth while project and i'm glad the first one went so smoothly. it was a relatively small department. it was a contract monitoring division which is a department or a division within city administrator and staff the size of ours, it was a good first run and scalable. i think we can do it for larger departments. i'm hoping we'll get continued interest from other department heads moving forward. >> when is the next one scheduled? >> we don't have one scheduled. i'm in discussions with another department head. i think he delegated the responsibility and office so we're still working on that and that's the only one in the pipeline right now so we might ex

not be dragged into exorbitant budget spending gages. despite this nato continues to press forward do you feel that the alliances march towards russia's borders is a threat how will you respond to it. we do feel it certainly we've always felt it and voice our concerns we were told don't be afraid you're not the target and there is nothing to fear nato is changing it is no longer a military block it does not have belligerent intentions and stuff like that in the meantime the north atlantic treaty remains in place in particular article 5 if i'm not wrong. that guarantees military support to other members etc it is a military blog and its infrastructure is moving close to our borders are we not happy about it there is another trick i think it's clear to everyone that nato is just the us foreign policy tool europe is aware of it take the french president i do not need to make anything up another trick is that once countries join nato they have no say over the arms that are installed on their territory this was the case in romania with missile defense poland will soon get it through it wil

the c.e.o. of m gage a political engagement organization for muslim americans he joins us on skype from washington while. these oil fields are not on operational at the moment nobody can take anything at the ground so is it a surprise that this is now turned up as a big an office you that the pentagon decides to leave people on the ground. thank you for having me these oil facilities really have the potential to. bring in tens if not hundreds of mt millions of dollars of revenue to whoever controls them we know that the s.d.f. has been importing. machinery from northern iraq to try to refurbish some of these facilities and have actually been able to produce some north of them in the house care region in areas that they are controlled for some time the areas in question right now are former oil fields that were held by isis if these are refurbished they can bring on line an additional $200.00 to $400.00 new oil wells which could significantly alter the increase the revenue of the s.d.f. and the local governance there so it can be a game changer in the sense of the amount of money th

gaged in signed facebook has uncovered a russian network gauged in coordinated in authentic behavior allegedly linked to the infamous internet research warden in authentic behavior illicitly linked to the infamous internet research agency dozens of accounts were singled out for the shop pages see dozens of accounts were singled out for the shop pages accounts and groups with hundreds of thousands of followers apparently originating in russia on some groups with hundreds of thousands of followers apparently originating in russia and meddling with help from local actors they typically pay and meddling with help from local actors. they typically posted about global and local political news including topics like russian policies in afro state about global and local political news including topics like russian policies in africa elections in madagascar and mozambique election monitoring by local non-government elections in madagascar and mozambique election monitoring by local non-governmental organization and criticism of french and us policies the accounts mental organization a

twitter feed to gage the president's mood, hans made a very good observation in that the president is driving the agenda here. he is communicating not just to the nation but also to democrats by attacking vice president biden so vigorously, but also by attacking mitt romney so vigorously to try to keep republicans in line. with each new revelation, keeping those republicans in line becomes even more difficult. the fact that he's throwing under the bus energy secretary rick perry and saying i never wanted to make the call in the first place flies in the face of what we've been hearing from him since the united nations general assembly where he said, yeah, i did it, yeah, i made the call, yeah, i care about corruption, yeah, i want them to investigate joe biden. so it seems as though he is just throwing spaghetti up against the wall trying to not -- it's more that the president is trying to solve problems that are in his face at the moment that he sends the tweet without really thinking about the impact that they have in the long term with this scandal. >> amy holmes, i want to get your

throughout the world. where they were assassin gaged and covert actions really throughout the world. where they were assassinating populist leaders they were backing up the right way military windows funding in our meeting populist leaders they were backing up right away military windows funding an army death squads there's no any more because there's always a small mean death squads there's no anymore because there's always a small pickup truck or a really good this. a profit of people from really going to cut this country profit. the disconnect between the vast majority of americans and. the disconnect between the vast majority of americans and what people see on cable news is huge and what people on cable news thing what people see on cable news is huge and what people on cable news think everyone should get outraged about nobody in america pays any attention to get or want to get outraged about nobody in america pays any attention to whatsoever and this is what led to traumas victory in 2016 in what setting whatsoever and this is what led to traumas victory in 2016 and what sett

the issue that should be shortish injured gage don't. think she should she should be pretty patient thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you it was you see she says. this is biggest the biggest one so i know for the 1st time that the prime minister is just talking no nonsense and since it was. the pay was the was a post of course these are post your pay to leave the union european today and yet by. boris johnson was forced by parliament to ask for a deadline extension and brussels agreed to push it back on some was forced by parliament to ask for a deadline extension and brussels agreed to push it back until the end of january by buckets takes a look at how brits have been using humor to cope with until the end of january playbook a takes a look at how brits have been using humor to cope with the never ending saga lights and has hit its happy never ending saga. which has hit its hollow we brags it deadline i mean case you haven't noticed the u.k. are we greg zip deadline i mean case you haven't noticed the u.k. hasn't left the european union again they'v

engage gage in the good negotiation issue to ensure the british thank you tragedies thank you thank you thank you thank you c.c. thank you she says this is filtered through the filter start of the 1st cross-time garden is the prime minister is talking nonsense. thank you ok we're supposed to leave the european union on the 31st of october all the u.k. was supposed to leave the european union on the 31st of october but boris johnson was forced by parliament to ask for a deadline extension but boris johnson was forced by parliament to ask for a deadline extension and brussels agreed to push it back until the end of january polly boyko takes a look at how brits have been new souls agree to push it back until the end of january polly boyko takes a look at how brits have been using humor to cope with the never ending saga whites and has in cuba to cope with the never ending saga. which has hit its hollow but we. toddler i will. never know get to that deadline i mean case you haven't noticed the u.k. hasn't left the european union again they've coolest the u.k. hasn't left the european un

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worked in concert with nbc news learn. so we thank you, soraya gage, who is not just the head of nbc caller: but an emmy award journalist who has taken this on is a passion project. [applause] soraya: thank you, jane. i don't want to brag, but i have a pocket constitution on me. [laughter] when i reached out to laura and she started asking questions, she was so engaged. i actually sent out 100 emails over the past week and nobody got back to us with the passion and interest laura did. and then, i was coming down to washington and i said i am coming to washington and can i visit you, she said sure, we set with laura and talked about the fact you are reaching 14,000 students in washington dc. we could take this project and reach 6 million students across the u.s. why should it only come to the kids of washington? what about kids in iowa? she got it. the spark was lit. alan and i left, got on the train, laura called a week later and said we are going to do it. we got the funding. partnerships are really about one person on each side, and the passion of nbc news met the passion of th

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of government to get edge gaged in trying to alter our elections. the fact is that it is outrageous. rudy giuliani, the president, and his thugs have already proven that they, in fact, are flat lying. what we have to do now is focus on donald trump. he doesn't want me to be the candidate. he's going after me because he knows if i get the nomination, i will beat him like a drum. >> tonight we saw a new dynamic perhaps because she's been rising in the polls. senator elizabeth warren drew incoming fire at one of these debates for the first time. >> your signature, senator, is to have a plan for everything except this. >> you are making republican talking points right now in this room. >> saying this is a rules problem is ignoring the reality that americans see around us every single day. >> sometimes i think that senator warren is more focused on being punitive or pitting some part of the country against the other. >> i'd like to ask senator warren if she would join me in calling for an end to this regime change war in syria finally. >> when i called on twitter to suspend donald trump'

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damages, but, more importantly, the to force the european union gage in fair reciprocal trade are representative to aircraft industry this lagged for 15 years, that is ambassador lighthizer at stipulate of his spear on this got it done it is -- it is -- biggest award in wto history by a factor of two. >> you say there is going to be no tit-for-tat what about the impact of just companies right so we heard from delta airlines delta airliners is saying there is going to be a consequence as a result of this tariff on aerospace that ultimately we are going to see airline prices go up right price of a trip up consumers ultimately pay it right. >> talk about delta airlines speaking with forked tongue i know from personal experience i've gotten -- delta complained about unsupdies u arab emirates the u.s. has been trying to help delta i don't know if you know every single plane in delta's arsenal, is an airbus they don't buy american. maria: right -- they avoided the jet max problem -- >> when they buy airbus over the last 15 years, heavily subsidized you can fair advantage over american u

we're really declining. dagen: gage not as old as ism manufacturing. >> true. dagen: we don't pay as close attention to it. >> you can. >> maria. >> go ahead, edward lawrence one more get to him then commentary jon hilsenrath, edward. >> maria federal reserve looking at those average hourly wages this is again downward pressure on inflation, does not look like inflation is sort of taking off in this market a that is something federal reserve watches also labor force participation rate may signal rate cut more likely the next meeting. maria: do you agree with that jon hilsenrath your reaction? >> yeah, i think rate cut in october, is in play i don't think it is a done deal i think the fed is reluctant to move very aggressively right now. i mean i think what it is looking at is after today's report, basically an affirmation of the slowdown story, and contradiction of recession has slowed not near 200,000 numbers we are at a year ago down below 150,000. economy is slowing affected wages but there is nothing in here that points to recession, there has been a lot of worry, about recession

and have been through kind of the usual suspects, durrell, chiarelli, mandolin, nicholas gage. so i looked for something a little bit different. this time i read a book called "the silence of the girls," and this is a mann booker award winner. pat barton, a british writer, and it's the iliad as told from the perspective of a woman. on the lighter or maybe darker side, i read a couple of mysteries that are set in greece. one was called "murder in mykonos," and that's written by an expatriot whose name wasly seeger. a really good one was "the house on paradise street," and this is the story of a family torn apart by the greek civil war. and it's like any civil war where a family usually comes up to or often comes down on different sides. and that was written by sophia -- [inaudible] and finally, just really just kind of a beach book by meg densely is "nights of rain and stars," and that's the story of four probag nists whose -- protagonists whose lives intersect, and one of them is a college professor who's on sabbatical, so i could personally identify with that. >> how do you select