police beefing up security on both sides of the hudson river here, with fireworks set to launch from barges. federal authorities say there is no credible threat this july 4th, but law enforcement officials we're hearing from across the country say they're on lie hawaii alert. an intelligence bulletin notes a concern is a lone wolf trying to promote some kind of agenda. we know the nypd is rolling out drones, dogs, thousands of officers, even thermal technology. the police department acknowledges the complicated threat environment in light of wars raging abroad and political tensions here in the u.s. meantime, thousands of spectators have already started to gather for the nation's largest fireworks display, hallie, set to run for 25 minutes. >> emilie ikeda, thank you. >>> overseas now, in what appears to be a major shift in the uk tonight after critical elections. raf sanchez is at 10 downing street. in london. raf, it looks like there may be a new prime minister season? >> that's right, hallie. exit polls released last hour project the ruling conservative party which has been in pow

police beefing up security on both sides an ie of the hudson river here, with fireworks set to launch from barges. federal authorities say there is no credible threat this july 4th, but law enforcement officials we're hearing from across the country say they're on high alert. an intelligence bulletin notes a concern is a lone wolf trying to promote some kind of agenda, according to a source. we know the nypd is rolling out drones, dogs, thousands of officers, even thermal technology. the police department acknowledges the complicated threat environment in light of wars raging abroad and political tensions here in the u.s. meantime, thousands of spectators have already started to gather for the nation's largest fireworks display, hallie, set to run for 25 minutes. >> emilie ikeda, thank you. >>> overseas now, in what appears to be a major shift in the uk tonight after critical elections. raf sanchez is at 10 downing street in london. and raf, it looks like there may be a new prime minister soon? >> reporter: that's right, hallie. exit polls released last hour project the ruling conserv

for the first time since 2013 the fireworks show will be launched off five barges on the hudson river, the west side of the city giving our friends in nearby new jersey a chance to catch the spectacular show. organizers have spent a year preparing for this 25-minute show. over 60 pyro technicians have connected five miles of wires on barges synchronizing them all through ten computers to coordinate the entire show. >> the show will be on the hudson river so we needed to source larger fireworks, wider bursts of fireworks to fill in the bigger space. this year the fireworks are more three dimensional than they've ever been before. some will burst one shell eight times. some fireworks will actually last 12 seconds all from that one shell. >> as for security, f.b.i. director christopher wray says the terrorism threat nationwide this year is, quote, on a whole other level. given this is nypd will deploy more officers than ever before for a july 4th show. no credible specific threat of violence or terrorism but the nypd is deploying canine, counter terrorism. plain clothes police teams and

maybe he was too busy checking the time to remember -- next month i swim across the hudson river withy do their annual swim across the hudson river, i tell you these guys have not forgot you're lost servicemembers under president joe biden. he is a disgrace not only the way he handled that afghan debacle but the way he dishonored those servicemen. david: a lot of dems were trying to spin it, amazed me over the weekend. they didn't get very far because cbs came out with the overall. 56% said trump won. only 16% said biden was winner of debates. i would like to talk to some of those 16%. there is the overall numbers. you break it down in various categories of character, presented ideas clearly, biden did 21%, trump 47%. trump is the winner in all of these various categories. how does biden pull out of this? >> as he would say, look, we beat medicare. [laughter] larry: he's the non sequitur spokesperson of the year. >> my hero clyburn the senator, who said afterwards i saw nothing wrong. he was great. i have a list of all the lies. the big runs, little ones, trump said hitler did good th

well, the hudson river allows macy's show to have something more of a larger diameter shells, bigger fireworks, more three dimensional than ever before. now safety first. right. so before any of those fireworks can go off, new york fire department's fire prevention inspectors are combing every piece of that show just to make sure that it can go off without a hitch. in addition to live performances, we're going to see luis fonsi, lainey wilson, and many more. you can actually watch the macy's 4th of july fireworks special right here on nbc. bay area. that's tonight at 8:00. my husband's family is in new york, and it is so unnerving to be there on the 4th of july, coming from california, because there everything is so lush and green that it doesn't matter. there's no fire danger. yeah and so they're setting things off left and right and i'm like, oh my god, it is so unnerving. yeah, it's different everywhere else. but you know, i think for what we were talking about, i think drone shows should be more popular here. and they're really cool to look. yeah, they're really cool. so, you kno

you can see the bridges, you can see the hudson river, statue of liberty — you can see it all from theossible that she had money saved up from modelling but it was obvious to me that someone was paying for all this and the reasonable assumption is that she was, you know, a sugar baby, that she was sleeping with wealthy men who were getting something from being in her presence and they were giving her money in exchange. my understanding is that there was a russian oligarch who was taking care of her and that he was paying for that apartment. i was like, "yeah, she's hot. "she's got a russian billionaire giving her money." like, good for her. yeah, so this russian guy, he's actually vladimir putin's friend. for a while, she couldn't even tell me his name. she would only call him by his first letter, by a. when i was in paris with her, she went to meet him in the south of france on his yacht and he gave her this rolex covered in diamonds. she was, like, totally in love with him and she would talk to him almost every day and, yeah, he would fetch her from where she was to meet him in place

the show launched over the hudson river for the first time in a decade. >>> it was a star spangled salute in the capital. the annual fireworks display over the national mall provided a spectacular show after drenching rain earlier in the evening. >>> coming up, a violent fourth of july. shootings rattle the holiday on one of the deadliest days of year. >>> and volcanic fireworks. mt. etna puts on a red-hot show. , that's a different story. with the chase ink card, we got up and running in no time. earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase with the chase ink business unlimited card from chase for business. what's up, you seem kinda sluggish today. things aren't really movin'. you could use some metamucil. metamucil's psyllium fiber helps keep your digestive system moving so you can feel lighter and more energetic. metamucil keeps you movin'. and try fizzing fiber plus vitamins. (nicole) welcome to blue buffalo's one taste is all it takes. metamucil keeps you movin'. (jeremy) she won't eat anything that she doesn't want to eat. there's no faking it with her. (nicole) we sent you blue

the 48th annual macy's fourth of july fireworks display will take place on the hudson river for the first time in more than a decade. >>> millions of americans use fireworks at home during the fourth of july, but safety advocates are expecting thousands of injuries this year. cbs' nancy chen has some important tips to keep your outdoor celebrations safe. >> reporter: these demonstrations with mannequins are re-creations of real-life accidents involving fireworks. a new report shows there were 9,700 fireworks-related injuries last year and eight deaths. those numbers are down from the pandemic years when more americans used fireworks at home instead of heading to crowded professional displays. >> last couple years we've seen the numbers go down which is great. but again, there's still way too many injuries and deaths. >> reporter: alex hoehn saric is chair of the consumer product safety commission and says use of illegal fireworks is a major problem. last year in ottawa county, michigan, a blast from a homemade device shattered nearby cold war windows and killed one woman who was hit by sh

river.rfalls, and multicolored ghost pyro. that's "nightline." watch full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here at the same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america.

i had one who worked in the arsenal which is across the the hudson river from troy. and what are believe. so they had varied backgrounds in their work and i often found it fascinating to to talk to them about their and and here i was now learning that you this was a legitimate area of study and know i really wanted to help carry on and pass on the stories of people like them. so professor mccartin we're talking about the working class in america. yes. what's your working definition? you know, the working class, i think, is composed of people who primary really rely on their wage to to live. and what that means in the 21st century is a lot different from what it meant. and my grandparents or great grandparents age today, i think it includes teachers and nurses and, you know, workers who weren't so in the 19th century, who aren't necessarily blue collar but are also people primarily, you know, earn their living by their their their wage, by the sweat of their by what they earn in their paychecks. so not necessarily labor, not necessarily. i will say that in the field i

preparations are under way for a spectacular show over in new york city's hudson river.r the macy's fourth of july fireworks and working on new surprises for you. >> this we'reyear we have a var of new elements. we've got a few surprise and delight moments. >> we've come up with this red, white and blue aerial shell that will burst with a blue, then with a red. >> you can catch all the excitement tonight on nbc. and here's a look at what's coming up on "today." >> coming up on the third hour of "today", it's our july 4 extravaganza. live from macy's plaza. how do they pull off that incredible fireworks show? we'll ask the experts. plus what to watch and read this holiday weekend. and it wouldn't behe 4 tth fuelr fire risk. the crackdowns now in place to lower those risks

you can see the bridges, you can see the hudson river, statue of liberty — you can see it all from thee that she had money saved up from modelling but it was obvious to me that someone was paying for all this and the reasonable assumption is that she was, you know, a sugar baby, that she was sleeping with wealthy men who were getting something from being in her presence and they were giving her money in exchange. my understanding is that there was a russian oligarch who was taking care of her and that he was paying for that apartment. i was like, "yeah, she's hot. "she's got a russian billionaire giving her money." like, good for her. yeah, so this russian guy, he's actually vladimir putin's friend~ — for a while, she couldn't even tell me his name. she would only call him by his first letter, by a. when i was in paris with her, she went to meet him in the south of france on his yacht and he gave her this rolex covered in diamonds. she was, like, totally in love with him and she would talk to him almost every day and, yeah, he would fetch her from where she was to meet him in places al

you can see the bridges, you can see the hudson river, statue of liberty — you can see it all from the she had money saved up from modelling but it was obvious to me that someone was paying for all this and the reasonable assumption is that she was, you know, a sugar baby, that she was sleeping with wealthy men who were getting something from being in her presence and they were giving her money in exchange. my understanding is that there was a russian oligarch who was taking care of her and that he was paying for that apartment. i was like, "yeah, she's hot. "she's got a russian billionaire giving her money." like, good for her. yeah, so this russian guy, he's actually vladimir putin's friend~ — for a while, she couldn't even tell me his name. she would only call him by his first letter, by a. when i was in paris with her, she went to meet him in the south of france on his yacht and he gave her this rolex covered in diamonds. she was, like, totally in love with him and she would talk to him almost every day and, yeah, he would fetch her from where she was to meet him in places all over

this is the first time in over a decade the display has taken place over the hudson river in new york. organizers say this year's show features a musical score filled with summertime favorites reimagined by artists including mickey guyton, brandy clark and amber mark. you can watch the macy's 4th of july fireworks special right here on nbc bay area tonight at eight, but first coming up at seven. we're tracking those triple digit temperatures is relief in sight. we'll let you know. plus set. think before you set off those fireworks. we're live with the santa rosa fire chief on how they're hoping to catch people before they actually light those fireworks to prevent fires. we'll have that story coming up tonight at 7:00 for you. up next, nightly news following the heat wave with more than 140 million of us under alerts, including right here in the bay area, the dangerous temperatures are making it harder to fight wildfires. and as we've reported for some changes to 4th of july plans. hallie jackson is joining us for nightly news right now. thanks for joining us. >>> tonight, the critical

it's finally back on the west side of manhattan over the hudson river, over my left shoulder over there. there is nothing better than celebrating this country by lighting a bunch of fireworks up into the air. it's not necessarily the oldest firework show button. a couple of hours. it's definitely going to be the best firework show. i love this country, and we're going to show everyone around the world how much we love it by lighting some stuff up now, here's the thing that i will note, however i have one of the best views, but i am also very much afraid of heights. you mentioned 100 stories. i'm going to take a little bit of a walk over here, take a little bit and say, okay, we are very up and i have some statistics to sort of illustrate how high up we are. although i am a tall man, it's six-foot to, you can line up nearly 200 of me and you can fact then finally hit the ground. we're talking over 2000 hot dogs to finally hit the ground. and of course, the statue of liberty, which is over my left shoulder. you can have nearly four of those and you still will only then reach where i am ri

river from manhattan.ploded. you can see the fire is so intense that the siding melted off nearby homes. first responders said the truck was apparently carrying hazardous materials. federal health officials are sounding the alarm about an outbreak of listeria that may be linked to deli meats. 28 people have had to be treated in hospitals in a dozen states, mostly in the east and midwest. two people have died. it has not been determined which specific brands of deli meats may be contaminated. "eye on america" is next with a look back more than 50 years to the last time an incumbent president did not seek a second term. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: if you can't watch the "cbs evening news," you can listen. subscribe where ever you get podcasts. ♪ ♪ you can listen. subscribe where ever you get podcasts. ♪ ♪ ♪ it's okay to show off. with dupixent, show off your clearer skin and less itch. because you have plenty of reasons to show off your skin. with dupixent, the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists,

police boats patrol the hudson river. part of the security plan involves shutting the streets to accommodate hundreds of thousands of spectators who want to watch the fireworks. it's an elaborate operation but needed, police say, because the threat environment is so complicated. >> you have a vibrant terrorism threat overseas. you have a lot of polarization here. >> reporter: an intelligence bulletin obtained by abc news says a significant threat comes from "lone offenders and small groups of individuals seeking to commit acts of violence." some of them motivated by the relentless war between israel and hamas. the nypd saying hate crimes against jews have surged. the bulletin said the fireworks in new york, and similar events in san francisco and las vegas "remain attractive targets" but there's no indication of an organized plot. and in the absence of a specific or credible threat, rachel, they're expecting about 1 million people to crowd the riverfront to witness this spectacle in the sky. rachel? >> rachel: starting in

river from manhattan.all, and then exploded. you can see the fire is so intense that the siding melted off nearby homes. first responder said the truck was apparently carrying hazardous materials. >> norah: federal health officials are sounding the alarm about an outbreak of listeria that may be linked to deli meats. 28 people have had to be treated in hospitals and a dozen states, mostly in the east and midwest. two people have died. it is not been determined which specific brands of deli meats may be contaminated. "eye on america" is next with a look back more than 50 years to the last time an incumbent president did not seek second term. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: if you can't watch the "cbs evening news," you can listen. subscribe where ever you your podcasts. ♪ ♪ it's okay to show off. with dupixent, show off your clearer skin and less itch. because you have plenty of reasons to show off your skin. with dupixent, the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, you can stay ahead of your eczema. it

police boats patrol the hudson river. part of the security operation involves shutting down the streets to accommodate hundreds of thousands of spectators who want to watch the fireworks. it's an elaborate operation but needed, police say, because the threat environment is so complicated. >> you have a vibrant terrorism threat overseas. you have a lot of polarization here. >> reporter: an intelligence bulletin obtained by abc news says a significant threat comes from "lone offenders and small groups of individuals seeking to commit acts of violence." some of them motivated by the relentless war between israel and hamas. the nypd saying hate crimes against jews have surged. the bulletin said the fireworks in new york, and similar events in san francisco and las vegas, "remain attractive targets," but there's no indication of an organized plot. and in the absence of a specific or credible threat, rachel, they're expecting about a million people to crowd the riverfront to witness this spectacle in the sky. rachel? >> rachel:

river behind me here, could be some funders terms mixed in.will keep an eye on that. back to you, adriana. >> adriana: let's hope not. >> i hope so, too. >> adriana: money can, thank you. president biden spanning his fourth of july fighting for his political career as more members of his own party panic about the democrats 2024 prospects. he is attending a fireworks display tonight but don't expect to see too many late night events moving forward. source says the president told a group of governors he needs to cut back on meetings and appearances that go past 8:00 p.m., and he needs to get more sleep. this as his opponent, former president donald trump, was caught on camera insulting both the president and vice p vice president. >> they have kamala, she is so bad. she is so pathetic. she is [bleep]. >> adriana: the election is running hot, and cbs's scott macfarlane is at the white house where the pressure is on for the president. >> reporter: amid a sweltering holiday celebration at the white house... >> happy independence day! >> reporter: p

river behind me here, see right here, could be some thunderstorms mixed in.ll keep an eye on that. right now let's go back to you, adriana. >> adriana: let's hope not. >> i hope so, too. >> adriana: lonnie quinn, thank you. president biden is spending his fourth of july fighting for his political career as more members of his own party panic about the democrats 2024 prospects. he is attending a fireworks display tonight, but don't expect to see too many late night events moving forward. a source says the president told a group of governors he needs to cut back on meetings and appearances that go past 8:00 p.m., and he needs to get more sleep. this as his opponent, former president donald trump, was caught on camera insulting both the president and vice president. >> they have kamala. she is so bad. she's so pathetic. she's just so [bleep]. >> adriana: the election is running hot, and cbs's scott macfarlane is at the white house, where the pressure is on for the president. >> reporter: amid a sweltering holiday celebration at the white house... >> happy indepe

river.ruly spectacular. other amazing effects including comets, waterfalls, and multicolored ghost pyro. that's "nightline." watch full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here at the same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america. the bay area tonight. there are reports of numerous fires, including this one where you can clearly see fireworks going off in the background. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm julian glover. we're going to start in san jose where there are multiple fires around lake cunningham. one of them is at the site where the city held a sanctioned fireworks show. it's not clear, though, if those fireworks sparked this blaze. a viewer shared this video right here showing a hillside on fire with those fireworks going off. san jose fire tells us this is not the only fire in the city tonight. they're calling it very chaotic. a grass fire in martinez burned three acres tonight just off michelle drive. contra costa fire believes it was sparke

in new york city a fireworks show will take place over the hudson river for the first time since 2013. nearly 71 million are traveling this week, according to aaa. a flight heading to amsterdam wednesday was diverted to jfk because of spoiled food served on board. delta apologizing to its customers. overnight in washington, a dress rehearsal for the capital's fourth of july celebration, with music and fireworks. a family business now in its fourth generation has been designing the fireworks over the capital for decades. >> it's an epic moment. it never gets old. >> reporter: nathan's famous hot dog eating competition is being set up nearby. notably absent will be joey chestnut. he's competing at another event. we'll have to see if anyone can beat his record of 76 hot dogs in a mere ten minutes. >> it's never too early. you could set the women's record if you eat 48 1/2. >> unfathomable. >>> there's growing chatter among some donors about what kamala harris might look like at the top of the democratic ticket. we want to dig in to new reporting on that, next. reporting on that, next. sl

that's a corn field or the hudson river. >> reporter: boeing expects to have a fix by next year. >> i have a book of post-it notes. now i look at these and think, how many of these am i going to have to fill out because boeing didn't tell me about something or they learned something new about a faulty design? >> reporter: still tajer and every 737 pilot we spoke to say the plane is safe. but change at boeing is desperately needed now. >> it's not the airplane that i don't trust. it's the people who delivered it to me. >> that was cbs's kris van cleave, and this is "cbs news roundup." strong enamel is your best defense against acid erosion and cavities. that's why i recommend the pronamel active shield because it will strengthen your enamel and create that shield around it. i'm excited for this product. i think patients are really going to like it. ♪♪ are you tired of your hair breaking after waiting years for it to grow? meet new pantene pro-v miracles. with our highest concentration of pro-vitamins yet, infused with ingredients like biotin & collagen. strengthens hair bonds and repai

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river.ent a year preparing for this 25 minute show. it took 60 pyro technicians, 12 days to make sure tonight's show is coordinated and synchronized with the music. >> some of the fireworks... they are out here connecting 5 miles of wire on each bar and say can icing them that through a computer system. >> 2 million people are out here to watch the show. as for security the nypd is deploying more officers than ever before for a july 4th show including canine, counterterrorism, plainclothes police teams a long with counter drone technology. nypd says the record deployment is appropriate given the wars overseas and the polarization domestically. there is no credible specific threat of violence or terrorism tonight but the fbi and dhs did sound a bulletin to local law enforcement nationwide, particularly warning about large celebrations here in new york, san francisco and vegas tonight. they say that these remain attractive targets to lone wolf actors and small group attacks. bottom line, stay

river. preparing for this 25 minute show. it took 60 piro technicians 12 days to make sure tonight's show is coordinated and synchronized with the music. >> with some of the fireworks that are going to launch 1,000 feet in the air. over 30 pounds. each barge and synchronizing that all back to a computer system. >> 2 million people are out here to watch the show. as for security, the nypd tonight is deploying more officers than ever before for a july 4th show, including canine counter-terrorism, plain clothed police teams along with counter drone technology. the nypd says the record deployment tonight is appropriate given the wars overseas and the polarization domestically. there is no credible, specific threat of violence or terrorism tonight. but, the fbi and dhs did send a bulletin to local law enforcement nationwide, particularly warning about large celebrations here in new york, san francisco, and vegas tonight. they say that these remain attractive targets to lone wolf actors and small

river.re they will be launched from. organizers spent a year preparing for the story five minute show that over 60 pirate technicians have connected 5 miles worth of wires on these barges synchronizing them to music for your ten computers that will coordinate the showpiece as for security, there are no specific credible threats out there about the fbi and homeland security did send out bulletins to local law enforcement nationwide ahead of the holiday today. in than they warn arch celebrations car particularly here in new york acceptances go i'm also vegas, remain attractive targets with particular concern of so-called lone wolf actors in small groups attacks. given this the nypd tonight is deploying more officers then ever before for a july 4th show. no credible specific threat as i said but they will have canine and counterterrorism in plainclothes. police teams out there and also prepared to shoot down any drones. the nypd says it is all appropriate given what's happening in the world and

in my town on the hudson river they are painted black with recessed letters and making their point we'reere. let's get into this. my exclusive interview sit-down at mar-a-lago on saturday hours before the assassination atemp with president trump. so much of what he has said was really interesting to know before he went into that firestorm and survived it and came out with his fist in the air fight, fight, fight. he has a vision for this country. he talked about it with me. and he knows that he could possibly face vice president kamala harris if biden is not ultimately the party's nominee. here is part of our discussion. >> harris: the reports that the biden campaign is polling vice president kamala harris and the strength against you to see how she would do. do you care if it is kamala that you run against? what would you do if it were? >> she has some very bad statements out there. some very radical left ideology that won't sell for this country. the country is tired of it. the country is tired of woke and the country is tired of all of these crazy things. open borders. who wants open b

very excited for the return of the fireworks on the hudson river. celebration. listen to what they said. >> there's probably no better place to enjoy and see american culture from a german perspective. what do you think? >> same. i like it. i want to see people eating hot dogs. >> that's what we are here for. >> are you bummed joey chestnut is not here? >> it's a pleasure to see anyone. it's amazing. i wouldn't be able to do it. i would have two, that's about it. >> reporter: two is my maximum. i don't know how anyone can consume 51. i will leave it to the pros. i had a hot dog this morning and that was too much. very excited to be here. a lot of folks eager to ring in the independence day celebrations. happy independence day. >> two hot dogs, it's low. i will take it. thank you so much for that report. >>> i'm yamiche alcindor. enjoy your july 4th.

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the house had views of both the harlem river and the hudson river at that time. it was way uptown and it's an it's up north of city university. it's interesting place but he he believed in commerce and new york and so and he fits in in a i think it's you know new york has a culture and one of the things that that i got of working with this book and, reading the terrific histories and accounts of current academic philosophers, historians and craig gordon would be in a nice comment on the book. i was going to say marina and andrew robertson gordon, would you do any better than that? yeah. and basically and that that he they they didn't have albion's seed david the historian david fisher, an aei award winner, as a matter of fact, book how there were four different colonial folkways that were transmitted from different of the british isles to different colonies in north america. the founders didn't need seed. they lived. they knew about it. washington as i said, knew the new england soldiers were just different folks from virginia soldiers. and you better figure out

hudson county, right across the hudson river from new york city.oken, jersey city, union city where bob menendez is from. i covered new jersey back when menendez was on his way up the political ladder. a key part of his bgraphy in those days, to combat the idea that this was just another hudson county democrat, somebody o was part of a corrupt machine politics, a key part of menendez's political biography es back to th early 1980s when he was in union city, new jersey, his hometown. his ally, the mayor of the town, bill musto,ame under federal investigation and was charged. mendez ended up being a federal witness against him. the story that menendez's folks told to political benefit was that menendez -- it was an act of courage to go up against the mayor, the political powers that be in hudson county. menendez had to wr a bulletproof vest when he went in to testify. this was going up against the most powerful forces in hudson county, one of the most politically potent parts of new jersey. as bob menendez climbed the politica ladder inew jersey, mak

now, this is the first time in over a decade that that display has taken place over the hudson river in new york. organizers say that this year's show features musical scores filled with summertime favorites reimagined by artists including mickey guyton, brandy clark and amber mark. the fireworks should be seen for miles. you can watch the macy's 4th of july fireworks special right here on nbc. bay area. it will get started at 8:00. our time. i'm bob redell. we're live here in danville, where thousands of people are expected to show up for their annual 4th of july parade here in the main area of town. even though there's this excessive heat warning. however, there are some cities that are canceling events today. stay with us. you're watching today in the bay ♪♪ when you're sick, you can't even be bothered to get up, to throw up. which is why you're currently looking at your popcorn bowl, like a toilet bowl. lucky for you, amazon one medical has made it so you can get help, without ever leaving the couch. and if you need a prescription? amazon pharmacy delivers. good news for you. not

river area. >> what was it like in person? >> let me, just tell you, you might have been able to see it on your tv. i literally smelt that the smell of the fireworks drifted their way over here. sure. i smelt that. i felt so proud to be an american. this is exactly where i want to be and i'll note, i'm a little bit of a nihilist, but when you see fireworks like that, yet can't help but be proud and more than that guys, it started to rain just a little bit. so i feel so lucky that we were able to get that show and it just felt like everything came together and i guys all right. >> kerry, thank you so much. budge our july 4 party is still going strong have much more of americans impressive firework shows, getting on your way any minute it including philadelphia and nashville, where the reads downtown are packed with people are so excited for the action get ready to jackpot gateway hard light up got it. all right here with within it talent, pop star tasha best known him sit great. keith urban well, can you are brand new song righ

he creates the national academy at west point on the banks of the hudson river in new york, jefferson of course, the most notorious of the early presidents hating the national military. he did write many letters about trying to get rid of the military altogether. and then when he finally sat down and about it, he said, no, we really do need them in case we go to war, but let's keep them trained and by the federal government. let's make sure that we keep them under control. and so they didn't want to have to rely foreigners as they had during the revolution they're also drawing this lesson forward in the us kind revolution against great britain. a lot of the military engineering, a lot of the heaviest kind work to actually build fortifications and protect the army had been done by so jefferson says, why don't we create an institution that is able to train american men to do same job in a very scientific standardized way so jefferson military academy henry adams is one of the many sort american adams is doubled the capacity of the little american army for resistance and introduce the ne