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lives and we take a ride in the world s first 3d printed car and some say the train won t take off. we begin this news hour with a battle against i.s.i.l. in iraq where it appears the group is continuing to gain ground. the pentagon says iraq forces backed by u.s. coalition air strikes made progress in one key air, the beji oil refinery and described as a minor gain and i.s.i.l. still controls vast areas of iraq and it has taken ramadi the capitol of anbar province and thousands are displaced and military and militias trying to retake control. there and last year including the capitol mosul where i.s.i.l. leadership is and backed by us air strikes held back the fighters from taking more areas and while resent advances by iraqi forces forced i.s.i.l. to retreat including the strategic city of tikrit sporadic fighting there continues. they admitted the u.s. has no complete strategy for helping iraq deal with i.s.i.l. and made the comment after meeting with iraq s prime ....
railroad station, you had to get up before dawn to catch the 9:30 train. two hours, the carriage went creaking down the old, familiar road while the countryside moved slowly past. if you were leaving the farm for good, to go to the city, you had mixed feelings on that long ride to the station. it is not easy to pull up roots and start a new life. use saw the faces of old friends as you passed their houses, waving goodbye, and you felt sad leaving them. but you felt to, how old and tired they looked, locked on the land. wasman looked 50 before she 35. in a way, you were glad you were leaving. schoolhouse and you remembered the long miles you walk morning after morning to get there. get insiderun to before the bell stopped clinging. clanging. or perhaps you past the doctor s buggy and you remembered the terrible night your mother laid upstairs sick and the weight for the doctored come. when he finally arrived, there was nothing he could do anymore. after that, you never ....
to magazine authors articles on the battle of spotsylvania courthouse. he book a season of slaughter he and i authored on the battle of spotsylvania courthouse and those are available through the emerging civil war website. chris and i have known each other for 11 years. as i told you last night, we are like john and paul, we fight a little bit, we get along, but we are best friends. i was at his wedding, his reception right here and he met his wife where the projector is set up. that s the god s honest truth. what one of our friends described as the rupert murdoch civil war publishing because he s now becoming a very prolific author. he is going to talk about the battle for the spotsylvania courthouse, particularly the mule shoes and bloody angle. it s my pleasure to introduce to you my friend and co-author, chris michalski. [applause] firstave to say the symposium i spoke at here, i was whereng and jennifer is matt atkinson is, no offense, you are a step down. [la ....
and often rough. if you lived way out in the country, 15 or 20 miles from the railroad station, you had to get up before dawn to catch the 9:30 train. for the next two hours, the carriage went creaking down the old, familiar road while the countryside moved slowly past. if you were leaving the farm for good, to go to the city, you had mixed feelings on that long ride to the station. it is not easy to pull up roots and start a new life. use saw the faces of old friends as you passed their houses, waving goodbye, and you felt sad leaving them. but you felt to, how old and tired they looked, locked on the land. a woman looked 50 before she was 35. in a way, you were glad you were leaving. you past the old schoolhouse and you remembered the long miles you walk morning after morning to get there. that final run to get inside before the bell stopped clinging. clanging. or perhaps you past the doctor s buggy and you remembered the terrible night your mother laid upstairs ....
many black smiths left. meet one here in san francisco. good evening and welcome to a second look i m julie haener. this month marks the 100th anniversary of the industrial revelation. it was in 1913 that henry ford began using the assembly line to manufacture the model t. in 2000, bob mackenzie lookedded at the significance looked at the significance of that change. reporter: maneuvering your horse and buggy down market street was not easy. of course you had to be rich to own an automobile which didn t add to their popularity with everyone else. as the second decade took place, the auto owned the streets but it was still only the rich that owned them. henry ford changed all that. instead of making cars one at a time, the ford factory mass produced them with an idea called the assembly line. each worker did the same job over and over enabled the plant tocrank out a new car every 15 minutes. at last, the ford could take the roads. northern californians could climb ....