exit from the european union are among the grievances that and last for thousands of years archaeologists in egypt uncover what may be one of the largest ancient cities ever found. at the masses but that around is under way with justin races still amounts of hats in 20 minutes. we start this news in myanmar where a coalition of rebels has reportedly launched a major attack on security forces for the 1st time at least 10 officers are said to been killed in the eastern shan state last month 3 rebel groups announced that they were joining forces against the military jointer an embargo around 90 kilometers northeast of yangon details are emerging of a violent crackdown on friday activists say that the military killed more than 80 people out of serious tony chang as the latest. even before the sun roof the sounds of battle raged. forces moving into the city of fargo an important gateway to the sound. behind the barricades the protesters tried to stand their ground but the military
behind all of these standee the men who grow our food, produce vital raw materials, so this land can remain free. this is the story of one such american farmer. this is farmer henry browne, father of three children, farming 40 acres and this year he is growing more on his farm that ever before. family have to be up with the sun. young henry doing the milking. they have a cow for the first time and young henry is raising the calf. it will be the best in the county. milk for breakfast, eggs, too. old year there was the same cornbread for breakfast. it built strong and healthy bodies. young henry grows like johnson grass. father has plenty to do today. doesn t every farmer have plenty of work but it is different this year because it is not just cotton and corn, the government says we knew farmer brown thoughts were peanuts were needed so he tried 15 acres. it will be good for man to try it said with a new kind of crop. fall he put lyman phosphate on 20 acres on a porous
thanks for being with us on c-span3 s american history tv and let me begin with that question. who was redoshi? well, redoshi was a west african born women who very sadly was kidnapped in 1860 and is believed to be the last as far as we can tell, the last survivor of the transatlantic slave trade. it s believed that she was yoruba, she was kidnapped in a slave raid. possibly as young as 12 years old and she was taken. in the film, which we are about to see, just a brief glimpse of her and her name in the film is sally smith. can you explain? yes, so she was bought by a name called washington smith and he gave her his name, it appears that four survivors were bought by him and they all were given his name basically. and sally i guess it s a diminutive, it s sort of a name that you give to a child or to an animal, sort of his way of dehumanizing. and what was the clotillda? it was the last slave ship to reach the u.s. it was in 1860. it was for many years dismissed
lives to securing better world for all. substance of america. we have another army. producing weapons and fighting. behind all these stand america. and the men who grow our food, produce vital materials that this land may remain free. this is the story of one such american farmer. this is farmer henry browne, age 38. father of three children. this year, henry browne is growing more on the farm than ever before. to get work done, he and his family have to be up. this year, for the first time, they have a cow. young henry is raising the calf on his own. he is raising 20 hens. last year, it was the same thing for breakfast. it did not build strong, healthy body. young henry does like grass. he has begun to fill out. father has plenty to do today. not that every farmer does not always have 20 of work. but, this year is different. the government men said we needed more fats and oils. farmer browne planted 15 acres of peanuts. a good farmer with respect for his land. the co
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