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, and cornwallis is the uncle of charles cornwallis, who will be gates's nemesis at the battle of camden a few decades down the road. this is a pattern you see throughout his early life. he recognizes that for somebody with a middling backer, he will advance in the british military establishment through establishing connections through more influential patrons, people and more power and influence than he does. one of his earliest relationships is to build this connection with cornwallis, which allows him some military advancement early on. in nova scotia, he will serve and the more. he will meet his wife, elizabeth phillips, who comes from a fairly well-to-do nova scotia family. you can see a miniature of her on the right on the screen that belongs to the new york historical society. together they have one son who they name robert, who they call bob. he is promoted to captain and ends up being sent to fight in the french indian war. he partakes in the braddock expedition, which everybody here knows doesn't go very well for the british. kind of an understatement. because very poorly. so m

well as saratoga when camden went the other way. and because of those two factors, i think legacy has been a not as positive as some of the other generals in the army. do you suppose the egos of gates and benedict arnold might be the reason why they were at loggerheads a lot of times both seem to be wanting recognition, which may be why gates what happened at saratoga? gates decided to take all the credit. yeah, that could certainly play a role in it. i think, you know, if you look at relationship they actually got along very well initially they collaborated very well when gates was in command of ticonderoga helped oversee the creation of the of the arnold's fleet lake champlain gates is very supportive. arnold when it comes under criticism by other officers in the army, what kind of leads to their falling, i think is more i think it's probably ego to some degree, but also different a difference of strategy at saratoga, gates is advocating a more conservative approach that is primarily about staying behind the fortifications up in t

badly, almost as well as saratoga went, camden went the other way. and because of those two factors, i think gates' legacy has been not as positive as some of the other generals in the army. >> do you suppose that the egos of gates and benedict arnold might be the reason why they both seem to be wanting recognition, which may be why gates -- what happened at saratoga, gates started to take all the credit? >> yeah, that could certainly play a role in it. they actually got along very well, initially. they collaborated very well when gates was in charge of ticonderoga, helped oversee the creation of arnold's fleet on lake champlain. gates is very supportive of arnold when it comes to criticisms of other officers in the army. what kind of leads to their falling out, i think, is more -- it is probably ego to some degree, but this also brings up strategy in saratoga, where gates is advocating a more conservative approach that is primarily about staying behind the fortifications, and stand sending out troops piecemeal into the battlefield, where arnold want

jo currie, bbc news, camden. let's have a quick look at some of the day's other sports stories.dnesday. the brazilian played all of madrid's 3—0 la liga win against leganes yesterday but picked up a hamstring problem carlos alcaraz has signed up to play at queen's again next year. the spaniard won the title in 2023, but though he lost to britain's jack draper in the second round last year, he went onto win wimbledon for the second year running england and saracens wing jess breach is out until february with a hip injury. breach last played rugby during the red roses�* wxvi title decider against canada in october. she is expected to return in time for the six nations that starts in march. india's cricketers have gone one up in their five test series against australia. they won by 295 runs in perth, a remarkable recovery after being bowled out forjust 150 in their first innings. australia started the fourth day needing 522 more runs to win with just seven wickets in hand, and that position seemed even more hopeless when opener usman khawaja was dismissed early on. travis head and

camden's sister who's also in the air force wants to open a bakery, so he's selling cookies for her. wife capturing the moment, sharing it online and sharing the story, asking others to help with that dream of a bakery. so many did, tonight $14,000 in donations. >> so we've gotten -- i'm going to cry -- >> holding the cash from so many supporters helping with that dream on the way to surprise the baker and her brother. >> i just want to thank everybody for doing this, because i would love for somebody to do that for me when i was a kid. >> and the moment. >> today, i'm sorry, oh my god, it's been such a rough month. [ laughter ] >> i'm going to cry. >> right here tonight. >> high, david. >> that proud baker jackson thornton, an air force senior airman too. >> it goes to show the power of donating and how you can impact somebody's life in such a split second. >> tonight joining us air force technical sergeant lane and his wif wife dani. >> don't ever underestimate the power of just being friendly and being kind. >> thank you to both of those veterans for their service to our country.

my dad had just excepted a job, his very first job ever at a lab in camden to do cancer research. some of the strongest memories i have ever had in my life were here. i remember staying here. our ever there was a restaurant here. i can't remember but our member feeling that the people of new jersey live good here. [indiscernible] i have to say i wanted to be here tonight. in this hotel. along with paying tribute to my parents, my family, to the state for giving us the dream. for giving me the tools. [cheers] it wasn't easy. we had no family to lean on here. no friends to help us get started. i wanted to return here tonight to get perspective. for my parents, this hotel wasn't a port in a port step to achieving the american dream and ultimate giving back. my parents taught me to love america. i review this country. -- revere this country. i revere all of america. when i worked at the white house , i had these leather shoes i would wear whenever i went into the oval office. i wanted to treat that room better. i wanted to remind myself i'm a part of something bigger than all of us. i

this is on bradford way near camden avenue. pg and e says they've cut off power to a downed power line in that area. it's not clear at this point exactly how that fire started. san francisco. zero emission ferry service is set for a major expansion, thanks to a $55 million grant from the epa. the funding is going to help complete the country's first high speed, zero emission ferry fleet. the money will also be used to build a ferry landing in mission bay. >>>>with this ferry landing, it's going to make it so convenient for people to get to these games, to get to concerts, to get to ucsf, which is located there. >anne>the new ferry landing is going to be a quick walk to chase center, and within a mile from new residential developments and the giants have a new gm it is jack minasian. he has been with the team for the past five seasons, most recently as the vice president of professional scouting. he's going to report to the giants president of baseball operations buster posey. all right, our first alert weather now. darren, we a

burlington and camden counties have seen 100 structures threatened. it is 50% contained. and in ocean county, crews continue to battle the shotgun fire that has torched 350 acres and still threatens six buildings. dry conditions helping fuel those fires. let's turn to nbc meteorologist angie lassman, who is tracking the fire danger. good morning, angie. >> unfortunately, those conditions aren't going to let up a whole hlot across the northeast. boston, new york, philadelphia and down towards washington, d.c., included in that. we've got strong winds up to 30 miles per hour and drought conditions persist. similar story out west. not going to be quite as aggressive as it has been over the past couple days. but we've still got red flag warnings into santa barbara county. any additional fires that start up or embers that are int are i wind will spread fwairly quickl. 49 states are reporting some kind of drought. across parts of the northeast, 57% of it in the moderate dro drought range. we need rain, unfortunately, there's not a lot in the forecast. at least in the immediate

body camera video shows officers camden burch and beau schoenegge wrestling the 53-year-old to the ground back in april, one kneeling on him. >> i can't breathe. i can't -- i can't -- you're on my neck. i can't breathe. >> you're fine. >> you're good. >> shut the [ bleep ] up. >> reporter: and later leaving him face down, motionless, for more than five minutes before checking his pulse. >> now we know who the bad guy is. and it wasn't frank. >> reporter: prosecutors charging the officers with reckless homicide. >> no one is above the law. >> reporter: saying the third-degree felony could carry three years in prison. that point frustrating for tyson's brother. >> you don't believe those charges are strong enough. >> no, i do not. in today's time when a man said he can't breathe and whether he can't breathe or not, just saying it should be an eye opener. >> reporter: a police union rep saying we urge people to give these officers the same rights as the people they arrest. they are innocent until proven guilty. police said the april encounter began with tyson crashing his car into a pole and

second best feeling and the best personal moment was the lap around camden yards. i was embarrassed that the game was stopped because it became official halfway through. everyone kept clapping and i kept saying thank you. bobby bonilla and rafael palmero pushed me out of the line and said you have to take a lap. or we will never get the game started. i thought it was a silly idea but i went around and started shaking hands. the celebration went from 50,000 down to one on one. and it was kind of cool that way. by the time i got around to third base, i could care less if the game ever started again. emily: hu

the set -- the best personal moment was a lap around camden yards. embarrassed that the game was stopped. everyone kept clapping. i kept saying thank you. they push me out of the line and said, take a lap around here or we will never get the game started. i thought it was a silly idea. i started going around and shaking hands. it was cool that way. by the time i got to third base, i could care less if the game ever started again. ♪ ♪ ♪ with so much great entertainment out there... wouldn't it be easier if you could find what you want, all in one place? my favorites. get xfinity streamsaver with netflix, apple tv+, and peacock included, for only $15 a month. >> the u.s. sports betting industry is on a roll. only six years after a supreme court decision pave the way for

jersey son al menos cinco fuegos de maleza en los condados de bergen, passaic, ocean, burlington, camdenueman todo a su paso a a decenas de viviendas. >> enmiendas. >> en brooklyn, nueva york, un incendio ardio en el parque prospect durante la noche del viernes al sabado despues de que el incendio ocurriera en el la de que alrededor de dos acres de vegetacion seca se incendiaran durante fuertes rafagas de viento. >> los bomberos lograron extinguir las llamas. >> las rafagas de viento, la maleza seca y la baja humedad estan contribuyendo a la destruccion de la que arden en todo el noreste. >> mientras tanto, al otro lado del pais, los vientos han disminuido en california, favoreciendo el trabajo de los bomberos para extinguir incendios como el mountain en el condado de ventura que es el fuego activo mas grande del estado. >> alla era mi cuarto, aqui es la sala. >> la casa movil donde vivia luis con su esposa y dos hijos es una de mas de 130 estructuras destruidas. >> si me da mucha tristeza todo se acabo porque las miembros de la con nuestros hijos, aqui nacieron, aqui crecieron. >> zonas

second best feeling and the best personal moment was the lap around camden yards. embarrassed that the game was stopped because it became official halfway through. everyone kept clapping and i kept saying thank you. they pushed me out of the line and said you have to take a lap. or we will never get the game started. i thought it was a silly idea but i went around and started shaking hands. the celebration went from 50,000 down to one on one. and it was kind of cool that way. by the time i got around to third base, i could care less if the game ever started again. ♪ where ya headed? susan: where am i headed? am i just gonna take what the markets gives me? no. i can do some research. ya know, that's backed by j.p. morgan's leading strategists like us. when you want to invest with more confidence... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management

body camera video shows camden burch and beau schoenegge wrestling the 53-year-old to the ground backapril, one kneeling on him. >> i can't breathe. i can't -- you are on my neck. i can't breathe. >> you're fine. >> you're good. >> shut the [ bleep ] up. >> and later leaving him face down, motionless for more than five minutes before checking his pulse. >> now we know who the bad guy is. and it wasn't frank. >> reporter: prosecutors charging the officers with reckless homicide. >> no one is above the law. >> reporter: saying the third-degree felony could carry three years in prison. that point frustrating for tyson's brother. >> you don't believe those charges are strong enough. >> no, i do not. in today's time when a man said he can't breathe and whether he can't breathe or not just saying it should be an eye opener. >> reporter: a police union rep saying we urge people to give these officers the same rights as the people they arrest. they are innocent until proven guilty. police said the april encounter began with tyson crashing his car into a pole and running into the bar. >> we're

second best feeling and the best personal moment was the lap around camden yards.mbarrassed that the game was stopped because it became official halfway through. everyone kept clapping and i kept saying thank you. bobby bonilla and rafael palmero pushed me out of the line and said you have to take a lap. or we will never get the game started. i thought it was a silly idea but i went around and started shaking hands. the celebration went from 50,000 down to one on one. and it was kind of cool that way. by the time i got around to third base, i could care less if the game ever started again. ♪ new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job on indeed, it's easier for talented candidates to find it. which makes it easier for you to hire them. visit indeed.com/hire [cheers and applause] [bell] emily: behold the octagon, where ultimate fighters are made. and "usa" chants are allowed.

second best feeling and the best personal moment was the lap around camden yards.mbarrassed that the game was stopped because it became official halfway through. everyone kept clapping and i kept saying thank you. bobby bonilla and rafael palmeiro pushed me out of the line and said you have to take a lap. or we will never get the game started. i thought it was a silly idea but i went around and started shaking hands. the celebration went from 50,000 down to one on one. and it was kind of cool that way. by the time i got around to third base, i could care less if the game ever started again. ♪ it's our son, he is always up in our business. it's the verizon 5g home internet i got us. oh... he used to be a competitive gamer but with the higher lag, he can't keep up with his squad. so now we're his “squad”. what are kevin's plans for the fall? he's going to college. out of state, yeah. -yeah in the fall. change of plans, i've decided to stay local. oh excellent! oh that's great! why would i ever leave this? -aw! we will do anything to get him gaming again. you and kevi

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we were just visiting, matter and i, with a family in camden county that their 15-year-old daughter andrunk driver that was here illegally. and those things have happened all over the country. it's one reason that i think we're going to win this election. >> will: let's talk to todd down here, governor. todd had a question about the economy. he wanted to ask you about one of the policies put forward by president trump. >> i'm just curious about your thoughts about the continue to increase trade tariffs with china. >> well, i have a little bit of mixed feelings on across the board tariffs but, look, i would much rather be dealing with the trump administration than the harris administration when it comes to anything on tax cuts, the economy and really how we figure our way out of 40-year high inflation that we have seen from biden and harris. their policies, quite honestly have been picking winners and losers versus having a level playing field. donald trump's policies in the past at least dealing with them during covid and other things where they just treated all the states the same. the

reits in the space, names like avalon bay, camden and equity residential have all been on a tear up yearte up 20% and this due to higher mortgage rates making home buying more expensive by pushing more rental demand and retention. as occupancy rises rents will continue to rise, i'm sorry to say, kelly. >> and that's because we've had a shortage of construction on the apartment front? >> no, not on the apartment front. we've actually had an oversupply of apartments last year and this year -- >> oh. >> right. but that's now coming through the pipeline and starting to see it absorbed at a much faster rate. what we don't have is construction of single-family homes and that's what we need to see more of and allow renters to become homeowners and ease up on the rental demand, as well. >> for sure, diana, thank you. diana olick. speaking of housing we'll hear from mogul and real estate investor don peebles next hour. meantime, home improvement retailer home depot is on deck to report. yes, that was the mystery chart and good job for david for guessing it with an extra clue. you guys always get

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these are great county names, by the way, in pastel tank camden currituck good hunting out there. i hear as well in the counties of birdie, hyde, martin and washington. now, following the adoption of the partizan ranger act confederates in northeastern north carolina sought to form regiment for the service and confederate officials never sanctioned their efforts. but that didn't stop hundreds of these from forming into independent companies and waging a guerrilla war across six counties. for the next 18 months and even after many were organized. late in the war into the 68 north carolina infantry regiment and sent to western north carolina to do you guessed it hunt deserters. other independent companies remained a problem in the region. now, confederate irregular units operated independently here because of the sporadic raids of u.s. army as well. the brief occupations of places like plymouth eden and elizabeth city by the union army. union army would come in. they would ask everybody's loyalty. they would set up a camp for a while, and then they would out all right. does this sou

and revolutionary war lieutenant colonel richard campbell, who fought at the second battle of camden at hopkirk hill back in 96, in 1781, and died at utah springs in october 1781 and was buried on the field. so military ethos and warrior ethics goes way back, and my family, another inspiration was my brother bruce, who's here today. and i'm very proud of him. and so that's what i wanted to do, was make my dad proud of me. so we went to basic training at fort polk, louisiana, with a lot of other helicopter pilots and then ended up in fort walton, texas, for primary flight school for four or five months. and i flew these things that's called a metal messerschmitt to 50 part that was made by hughes aircraft. and there had to be thousands of them in the air. now that we're training so many helicopter pilots in 1968, especially after 1068, that it was just amazing. all my instructors were worn officers and what they brought me through primary, it taught me how to hover, taught me how to fly. traffic patterns, taught me how to navigate, tell me how to land in confined areas. and after five

with you, yes him on the ground and i'm staying in dearborn, right now i'm in detroit but we were in camdenhe state of michigan and wisconsin as well as pennsylvania and in georgia. we were speaking to american muslim voters because this is a crucial block of voters and what i could tell you is it's not a monolith, as you know, the pain is very real. i know you've covered this a lot. the reality is, people are struggling. there are still people making up decisions right now. the conversations we are having our deep. they are painful in many cases. i will tell you the people that have decided what they are going to do have not come to the decision easily. i'm seeing a big shift. it's my fourth time in michigan in four weeks. i'm seeing a big shift from a couple of weeks ago . people are now making the decision in part because they've seen that donald trump is not a good option. you know, they watched the riley were rudy giuliani said horrific things about palestinians being essentially read to kill people by the age of two and they've seen donald trump say to prime minister netanyahu he shou

reits like avalon bay, camden and equity essential and they have been on a tear year to date and thiscy rises rents will continue to go higher as well. >> which makes more financial sense now? renting or does that continue? >> it'teresting because in the upcoming to the election we looked at the nation about four years ago and it was kind of split between rent and buy when you go city to city. now it is much cheaper to rent across the nation, across the board, really and that's because home prices are so high because mortgage rates shot up from where we saw them in the first years of the pandemic. >> all right. diana olick. diana, thank you very much. by the way, the nasdaq has gone positive and joining the other two. s&p is up a third of 1% and that will still put it into record hyter hyter high territory and continued momentum on the trump election trade and you see financials in the top and when you see tesla in the top, david, you attribute it to that. >> without a doubt. tesla is stunning and it's up 75% in the last three months and don't forget the 52-week low on tesla is $138.8

what's what's camden's policy going to be different to islington's policy? so there's so much wastage. there's so much money sloshing around in the public sector. and instead our government is going to make it more so. before the pandemic, our the sheer gdp spent by the government was below 39% of gdp. after this, labour government is going to be 44% of gdp. it's insane. we're just the state is getting bigger and bigger and bigger. it's like hiring a it's like they've come in like it's like they've come in like it's like somebody losing a job and then, oh, i've lost my job. i'm going to hire a butler. it's like, no, you need to cut back on your living expenses. >> but how on earth do they think that all of this will kick start the economy? i mean, i think they think it's they don't want it to kick start the economy. >> they want everybody dependent on the government, whether that's either in a public sector job or on welfare. i mean, what they're doing is actually slashing, they're slashing back. they're taxing investment. i mean, private investors know wher

claude in camden, new york. line for veterans. good morning. caller: how are you doing today? doing well. caller: thank you for letting me speak. i am with the 25th infantry, second brigade, vietnam. i was a cross recipient of that brigade, medic. i am just proud of my service, proud of the service of all the men that served with me. we train for a long time in hawaii before we went. the training was tremendous because it hit every point we needed when we got in-country. we built the base camp. we were the first unit. arrived in january 1966. took our first casualty, ezra miller, on the 17th of january. he was our platoon sergeant. i was platoon medic at that point. later on i became company medic for a company. 19 may, we took many casualties, and that was the day that i got mike ross. -- my cross. i want to put out a hello to all the veterans out there. i have a lot of friends who are also cross recipients through the legion of valor of the united states, and i want to say hello to them today. we have the best holiday. some of these guys have been through some terrific event

host: let's talk to vincent, republican line in camden, maine. caller: good morning.ongtime tele-political junkie. i am a little bit nervous, but i am calling to talk about a gentleman earlier saying a mandate was supposed to be 10%. people have called in to say there is actually no percentage for a mandate. the gentleman was also saying since 1984, reagan was the last real mandate. since then it has been so close. it gets a little crazy here.i am so happy that trump is putting some of the best people around him to try to do what we need to do, because the fact that we have not had a mandate since 1984 shows me -- i have friends from chicago, and they say vote early, vote often. voter fraud is not new. but i feel with the technology today, it is so easy to cheat. i just do not know where to go with this because this election, even though i still think it was tinkering all over the place, it still happened to go the way i wanted it to go. and i am a lifelong independent. most of my family are democrats, and i guess i went the other way. i feel this is the best country

my dad accepted a job, his very first job working at a lab in camden to do cancer research.looking for a home. my first nights were spent here. these are the strongest memories i have ever had in my life. some of the proudest moments in my life. i remember staying here. i remember the restaurant here. i think it was called circle, i can't remember but i remember feeling like the food is amazing. people in new jersey live good here. the quality of the food was high-class. i have to say, i wanted to be here tonight in this hotel. i wanted to pay tribute to my parents, to my family, to the state for giving a kid like me a chance to fulfill a dream, for giving me the tools to help get an education and be part of the community. it wasn't easy. we had no family to lean on here. no friends to help us get started but new jersey welcomed us. i wanted to be here tonight to get perspective. for my parents, this hotel was a step in achieving the american dream and ultimately giving back to the state. my parents taught me something, they taught me to love america. i revere this country.