make his way to albany how was able to get up to albany as well.ber one, maybe they could have done that but they never could have felt around, i don't think the court have had all the fully fortifications they would need to establish up and down the corridor no matter how much support they had and hamilton, i think he wrote this great letter in late spring of 1777 and i'm thinking he was probably simply repeating in this letter what washington was thinking and basically the letter was one of the t assemblies in new englandi think it was connecticut assembly, basically tellingng tm don't worry even if they do this, they are never going to be able to hold onto territory it what take an immense army to hold onto that territory. i don't think there's any way affect combat power to be able to make up their armies, conduct military operations and new england and hold onto that quarter. to maintain supplies and they separated from middle and southern states, i don't think they have but so i think thent entire plan was based on false assumptions that numb

and the river to albany.o that's one of the reasons why gates claims to the fortifications and only commit really a small percentage of his total force to either one of the battles, much to arnold's chagrin. and the militia are absolutely important for that. they're also doing -- i mean, they are doing things that basically free up the continental troops to be able to conduct the combat operations, so they're doing things like, you know, some of the logistic support and things like that. of course the militia are also the ones that are primary combatants during the bennington campaign. so they're important for a number of different reasons, and of course at the end of the campaign, as you mentioned, when burgoyne is, you know, his less than 6,000 troops are surrounded by -- we don't know exactly how many, but at least 17, 18,000 americans, fully -- two thirds of those are militia. they're very very important to sealing the victory, at the very end, so very very important from start to finish, i think, in the

say he was able to make his way to albany and how got up to albany as well. number one, maybe they could have done that but they never could have felt the ground. i never think they could have -- all the fortifications they would have needed to establish up and down the corridor, no matter how much support they had and hamilton, i think, he wrote this great letter in the late spring of 1777 and i'm thinking he was probably simply repeating in this letter what washington was thinking, basically this letter was to one of the assemblies in new england, i think it was connecticut assembly that he was basically telling them don't worry, even if they do this, they are never going to be able to hold onto that territory. it would take an immense army to hold onto that territory and i think he is right. i don't think there is any way the british had the combat power to link up there armies in albany, conduct full on military operations to the east and new england hold onto the hudson river order to maintain supplies and so forth and keep the new england states separat

able to get up to albany as well? maybe they could have done not but i don't think they ever put a fully garrisoned support up and down the hudson river corridor no matter how much support they had and hamilton wrote this great letter in the spring of 1777 i'm thinking he was repeating what washington was thinking and basically it was the connecticut assemblye telling them don't worry even if they do this they cannot hold onto that territory it would take an immense army to hold onto that territory. i think is exactly right and don't think there's any way the british had the combat power to link up there armies in albany conduct follow-on military operations to the east to new england and hold onto that hudson river portal to maintain supplies to keep the new england states separated from the middle and southern states so i think the entire plan was based on false assumptions number one linking up the army's good things would happen after that i think that was an assumption that they made. of course the other assumpti

come and say he was able to make his way to albany and howe was able to get to albany as well.ber one maybe they could have done that but they never could have held the ground. on thing they ever could have garrisoned all the fortifications they would have needed to establish coming up and down the corridor now matter how much world may be support they had. and hamilton i think he wrote this great letter in the late spring of 1777 and i'm thinking he was probably repeating in this letter what they were thinking and basically this letter was to one of the assemblies in new england but i can't remember but i think it was the connecticut but he was basically telling them hey don't worry even if they do this they are never going to be able to hold on to that territory. so it would take an immense army to be able to hold on to that territory. and i think is exactly right. i don't think there's any way the british have the combat power to be able to link up their armies and albany conduct follow-on military operations to the east into new england and hold on to that corridor to maint

because a lot of these accusations stem from activity that occurred in albany.ere was something in that realm, in that world, that would potentially be referred to the albany district attorney. that's why i say you have to realize that a good attorney is not going to put their client before investigators without some kind of parameters. we just don't know what those are. >>> up next, breaking news from los angeles where county officials saying there's a new mask mandate as a stark warning from the state your legal name>. says vaccine misinformation is a serious threat to public health. all that coming up. my auntie called me. she said uncle's had a heart attack. i needed him to be here. your heart isn't just yours. protect it with bayer aspirin. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. (customer) movie night. (burke) should have been watching the stove instead. (customer) tell me something i don't know. (burke) with your farmers policy perk, guaranteed replacement cost, your home can be rebuilt, regardless of your limits. (customer) th

that's often the case in albany. but i think democrats are split.that called for his resignation immediately. there are others who say he deserves due process. that's what won the day. and i think we're just going to have to wait to see this report. and we'll have a very -- very big clue of whether he can move forward effectively. but i don't have any doubt, no matter what it says, that he's going to put it to the voters. he's going to keep running. >> it sure seems that way. all right. jennifer rogers, joe lockhaert, nice speaking with both of you. appreciate that. >>> coming up, president biden says, quote, we're facing the most significant test of our democracy since the civil war. that's not hyperbole, since the civil war. tough talk. but what are the president and other democrats prepared to do to defend democracy in this country? you're live in the cnn "newsroom." unlimited today and get 2 linf and 2 free smartphones. plus you'll now get netflix on us. all this for up to 50% off vs. verizon. it's all included. 2 lines of unlimited for only $70

the questioning, supposed to take place on saturday in albany. we don't know the parameters of that interview. we don't know if there are any limitations. but obviously, what the attorney general's office has been looking into has been these sexual-harassment claims made by women against the governor. certainly, a significant development in this investigation that, now, the governor, the new york state governor, is going to sit with investigators and answer questions. anderson. >> so, is he under oath? >> he is. he is expected to be under oath. it's going to be recorded, in some fashion. we don't, exactly, know the parameters. you know, you would think any, good lawyer would set some parameters when investigators plan to question one of their clients. so we don't, exactly, know the parameters of the interview. >> and what does it mean, in terms of the timing of the investigation? >> yeah. so it's long been suspected that this was going to be the last part of this investigation. so, it could be that, after this, within weeks, within a month or so,

we worked together in albany.ard to having him as a partner as we deal with public safety. i cannot emphasize this enough. we will not -- if we have shooters in times square, nobody will get on the subway system because of the violence. we will first deal with making our city safe, and then we will use the dollars coming from the federal government to go after the theaters of crime and the theaters that prevent people from leaving institutional poverty year after year. i believe we can accomplish this together. tom: they will study your candidacy, the path of this mayoral race for you in brooklyn. they will also study it in boston and also in idaho. you will have a national ramification for all democrats. what does your victory say about the certitude of the left and the democratic party? mr. adams: if you are a dsa candidate or a republican candidate, you do not want to be put on the train or slashed. i think what you will see -- i am the face of the democratic party. i keep saying this. i won four boroughs in th

it began basically in albany.or metropolitan police department, how much can individual police officers, police chiefs, how much can they really do about this crisis? >> police are the essential element in any plan trying to deal with this. the governor come out with a seven-point initiative today that -- did like a wedding, something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue. it is a good first step. i haven't seen all the details of it, but a lot more will need to be done including reforming the reforms which are still having a great impact. the court system is basically failing to function as a result of the coronavirus epidemic. very slow to get back into operation. over 5,000 individuals in new york right now arrested for gun charges who are still on the streets of new york. they have not been tried. so hopefully in addition to that seven point plan, they will take a close look at the courts. other cities have their own unique sets of problems. so there is no one for each american city. each one

in albany georgia.inted it but i cannot let allow my city to fall apart that way. i see firsthand on the federal level and possible heart it over things that they can't control. the local politics is everything. this is what we can make a direct impact and i can help fight for my community help save my family sprayed after brothers in the praying grandmother at home and i would hate for anything having to them them's ongoing step up to the plate. >> that's a powerful message. this tough that's where everything happens on the ground. what happens when you get elected pretty. >> the first up when i'm elected up i went make sure the albany police department is fully staffed an independent commission came into the city of alvin and in a study to show that we only had 52 patrol officers on the streets. this supposed to have 135 patrol officers on the street i've several in the albany police department extremely understaffed and i went on the night shift with mychool with ad he was answering calls at work fro

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a growing number has relocated to berkeley, albany, and el cerrito. >> it could be that milkweed in people's gardens is the last place where they are hanging on and if we keep them in the gardens, they will be available to recolonize what we rescore the landscape. >> reporter: a concern. urban monarchs may be more susceptible to a parasite making them less likely to reproduce or survive. >> when they don't migrate, they build up higher disease levels. >> reporter: no one knows why they call it home, but once again, warmer temperatures may play a major role. one think you can do is put more data plants in your backyard. especially milkweed. just make sure it is not the tropical kind. ron, kpix 5. >> why not the tropical kind? dr. crow told us because it keeps its leaves and flowers all year long, it could be encouraging those monarch to stay longer than they should. we posted more information for you on kpix.com. >>> tonight, the cdc says u.s. vaccination rates are starting to pick up slightly as covid cases climate. the delta variant now accounts for 83% of u.s. infections. i mostly among th

she as usual as you will was albany. i just wonder if it was with your phone call. i'm sure there he just russell took you to them and them shook elementary elementary exposure. so mrs. jamie smith told a shades of blue stakes on there it was only i don't get even they won't count. gee, lo, she put me off for research with a local. she said she knew there was a market you want me call you in the front seat? sondra. i don't know the middle of the submittal video laundry. laugh hall smith. and i know i feel sure. no, i mean he saw the screen. i don't know the this is just curious. but sure. given for me, see, i see some say as we should be was not just as much push senior thought and what i need to know what the chest i showed the concise this sheesh and i knew that she she then needed them the concepts. so i'm up on your skin. the gym wasn't scottish. those were some chill, a if the little skew. so that's a lame william. it's something in the middle name. the 3 such purely for this movie gym. it's all good for me on the when you form over, you know, showing what's in

she as soon as you will was albany, i just really wanted to see over who was was doing phone call. i actually remember only short elementary elementary exclusions visit for jamie smith told me that she had your blue 6 today on there. it is now on the don't get a table all day long. i'm 14 or for research to take look was she said she was out there and you want me call you who's in the song for us? i don't know the mid of the submittal video along with her last fall smith and i feel, you know, i mean those cooler saw the screen. i don't know the, this reduced crews and due to a given for me see, i see them as i was also going to be was not that much which i thought and what i need to know what the chest i showed the concise sheesh and i knew that she, she and then we need them the concept. so i'm up on your skin here. the gym wasn't scottish. those were some chill, a the queue, so that's the way most of them will give it something in the middle names. the 3 such purely walk this movie. it's all good. it's easy for me to when you form over, you know, showing what's in the car, glidin

andrew cuomo, the governor, sitting down with two lawyers leading this investigation in albany.his is really signaling that the now more than five-month-long investigation could possibly be coming to its final stages. it was original the new york state attorney general that opened this inquiry after two former cuomo staffers came forward accusing the governor of inappropriate behavior. and also more have come forward since then, making very similar claims against the governor. now cuomo has denied the allegations repeatedly. he has apologized to anyone who he says may have misinterpreted his remarks as unwanted flirtation. cnn has reported several of those women did speak to investigators already. so technically the governor could possibly be one of the last people who have to sit down with investigators before the attorney general's office puts out a report. in terms of the timeline, the attorney general's office said they don't really have one right now. possibly, though, before the end of the summer, we'll have to see if that actually does happen. these allegations, though th

my parents were civil rights leaders in albany. my father was president of the albany movement.was very close friends with malcolm x. they traveled together. the impact that my parents had on me was watching people who actually lived what they preached. and that was intimidating and inspiring. as a kid, my father introduced me to yoga. that had a huge impact on me. it is also curious the idea of the east west merger and in terms of civil rights, it was, you know, martin luther king and that relationship with gandhi and non-violence, and that power of love was much more powerful than in enormity or violence. and so that taught me later about the balancing act that's needed between left brain and right brain. you know, i think all children have a relationship with movement. there's something about the children that catches the whirls. w h i r l s of motion that are happening. you always see children, whether they've even seen one or not, they play airplane. they go on the axis. they go out on the circle, and so there's these currents that exist internally and externally. when you

we are monitoring the situation in albany to see when this questioning wraps and to see what comes outf it. >> we know you'll keep us posted. paolo sandoval, thank you so much. >>> coming up, pro and anti-government protests currently under way in cuba. the biden administration figuring out the approach to the regime. one of the voices in the room for that conversation at the white house, senate foreign relations chairman bob menendez. he's with us on cnn after a quick break. n loss. so the national eye institute did 20 years of clinical studies on a formula only found in preservision. if it were my vision, i'd ask my doctor about preservision. it's the most studied eye vitamin brand. if it were my vision, i'd look into preservision. only preservision areds2 contains the exact nutrient formula recommended by the nei to help reduce the risk of moderate to advanced amd progression. i have amd. it is my vision so my plan includes preservision. (vo) i am living with cll and i am living longer. thanks to imbruvica. imbruvica is a prescription medicine for adults with cll or chronic lymphocy

i think you're looking towards kind of albany should go. fred cross cells are the sales first tower. unep in attic area but beautiful the light because richard saying is the lights, right market street and everything else lighting up the underside of that stratus tech so absolutely beautiful. tomorrow will be a beautiful day. it's not going to be like today. we're not going to see sprinkles like we saw in some places today we're going to have less humidity and temperatures tomorrow. i'll be very similar in the inland valleys and similar around the bay. it's just not going to be as humid temperatures right now are significantly warmer than they were last night by 13 degrees in concord. so would i just say, trust me allowed like today, but even nicer wood humidity but still have heat inland. when i come back, we'll put it all together the five day forecast and go looking for some of that monsoonal moisture, which has been producing thunderstorms up around lake tom. all right, we'll see in a bit, bill. thank you. search and rescue crews with y

he'll be facing questioning today in albany.rian claypool, civil rights and criminal defense attorney. brian, thank you for joining us today. i was thinking about the new york laws on this type of thing that it's one thing making the same stuff -- that is, tawdry or just icky for want of a better legal description -- quite another to act on it. so the governor is saying he has said some bad stuff and regrets it. but he's never acted on it. that's essentially where he's coming from. is that going to hold up in this investigation and the back and forth today? >> yeah, good to see you again, neil. i think it might have hell up if he did not agree -- held up if he did not agree to make this interview. because you just made a good point. harassment, sexual harassment is not a crime in any state across the country unless it rises to the level of physical if touching. for example, if governor cuomo actually fondle one of these women or actually kissed her. but absent that, if it's just governor cuomo making suggestive comments to some

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reportedly set to be interviewed by investigators with the state attorney general's office tomorrow in albany's facing accusations from several women who allege inappropriate touching and offensive remarks. cuomo has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing. >>> and the "washington post" says congresswoman joyce beatty was arrested at a voting rights protest in a senate building. the chairwoman was placed in zip ties yesterday. she took part in a small rally calling for the passage of the foe elections bill that democrats hope will counter republican efforts to curb voting rights. after her arrest, she tweeted, "let the people vote, fight for justice." >>> still ahead, lol. we'll reveal the most popular emojis in the world. what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more....beginners' yoga. namaste... ...surprise parties. aww, you guys. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... ...for 3!... ...so i can du more of the things i love. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for bett

independent investigators will question andrew cuomo today in albany.some of the more serious acting sayingses. he has, however -- accusations. he has, however, apologized if he made anyone uncomfortable. at least nine women spoke out against andrew cuomo. many of them worked with him as former aides or advisers. the lawyer for charlotte bennett today calling the moment a movement -- pardon me, part of the me too movement and a moment of reckoning. >> -- the delegation of sexual harassment with inappropriate use of state resources with respect to his book and other personal matters. so this is a day that's long in coming, it's overdue, but we're glad it's happening. >> reporter: of course, quite a different reaction from one of cuomo's senior advisers who released a statement about today saying, quote: we have said repeatedly that the governor doesn't want to comment on how this review until he has cooperated, but the continued leaks are more evidence of a transparent political motivation of the attorney general's review. the a.g.'s office is expected t

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you caught him, show me the note they told her, you know how young she moved. buck glove as soon as albany, honestly about that age, hulu. at the end of march 20 o 9 almost left office and benjamin netanyahu became israel's prime minister. there was also a new head of the israeli negotiating team hug. i heard us formerly a senior officer with israel's intelligence agency, ma side 4 months later, a new mediator stepped in. gerhard conrad, an officer of the federal intelligence service of germany. conrad, a fluent arabic speaker, had broken a prisoner swap, a deal between israel and lebanon's has been a year earlier. you had conrad has never spoken publicly about his role mediating between gaza antenna fees until now. night started with a new prime minister in israel. mister netanyahu in a little early summer, 2009. when mister, anything built in you negotiation team and asked the german chancellor whether germany it was able to, to con, mediator to the forthcoming negotiations. then my term lost it from 2009 until spring 2011 can affect the people wanting when, when we're talking about m at

currently of storms around pittsburgh, albany, moving through the area, a chance of severe weather tonight. the weekend, get this, the northeast is not the greatest. cloud cover, a little rain chance, temperatures in the 70s. out west, we are still looking at record-setting heat. missoula set a record at 100 degrees. tomorrow they're going to be 101. tomorrow spokane is 107. billings will be 100 degrees tomorrow. but for your weekend, it's still hot but no record-setting heat. we have a new tropical system, tropical number 5. sunday to cuba possibly affected florida and the gulf coast. after that we'll keep a close eye on that. norah, back to you. >> o'donnell: lonnie quinn, thank you so much. we turn to the painstaking search for survivors in surfside, florida. the death toll has climbed to 16 with 147 people still unaccounted for. president biden visits the site tomorrow. we get more from manuel bojorquez. >> reporter: tonight we're hearing stories from residents who escaped the col ichngdio from a survivor who left this voice mail on her brother's phone as she made her way out. >> oh, m

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a strike team left for the dixie fire with crews from albany, hayward, teed mont and fremont. >> with drought conditions, with previous burns in the area, a lot of tinder dry fuel, it has a lot of heat potential. >> reporter: he is a fremont about a tal beyond chief and was deployed to three wildfires. he said while they're gone from the city, but on these large ones, the entire state works as a team. >> when a big fire happens as a community they don't have the ability to staff it themselves. we go help them. the idea is if we have it in our community, they'll help, too. >> reporter: in the dixie fire zonal there are evacuation orders. today some people pulling their boats out of the water, getting ready to leave just in case. >> this morning when i woke up, it was 12 miles away. then it was nine miles away so it is moving really fast. >> so many fires, so much smoke. the smoke is spreading across the country. much of the east coast is smoky and that's because of wildfires burning along the west coast and in canada. the national weather service today issued a poor air quality alert.

well, there are frustrated because we have a blend with farmers and albany and jose especially to me that they don't want to support the farmers like re beef the organization. just ok when the farm was off, refrigerate, let's work together. let's go bridge and work together on a group plan and we had a group plan just our days. when did to natural organizations of the annual and jose, what is this good and what is this good plan? this is this acceptable plan. what does that plan look like? you have a plan would, doesn't, and just and sure 40 percent reduction. this one second is scope, reading with our farmers and the nature organizations. and also those organizations and 3, let's know a system making with self insight inside the stable, outside the stable and in the 4th. ok. so you want different emissions targets for different parts of the farm and the in the process. i can see you shaking your head there, ms. hill, there on the raise. can you tell me why? well, obviously it's always good that there is, you know, i me go shaken and that a plan comes out as is more than the current

but that is a reliable forecast. albany interesting one to watch. but the moment it dangerous of the sas of china. and beyond that is just a smattering showers the heaviest one sewer ways he may be possibly jakarta, but most of indonesia, malaysia is quite dry. ah. across the world, the young actor bits and organizes around them of motivated and politically engaged. the challenges they face couldn't be more daunting here, and we were the one who had life on what was going on. and the way the small me media didn't. there's nothing stuff that goes on is always in a dynamic formation. we have the agency to create the vibe generation change on al jazeera. oh the mm. welcome back. you're watching to 0. your top stories this half hour, the amazon founder and billionaire jeff, based on his return from his maintenance space voyage. the new shepherd croft blasted off with its crew including basis, his brother, and the youngest and oldest people to have been into space. the capsule reached a height of around 100 kilometers above us before touching down a t pl

it's made up of firefighters from albany, alameda county, hayward, piedmont and freed mont. the dixie fire has burnt more than 61,000 acres and is 1% contained. mandatory evacuation orders are in place right now in both counties. >>> and fires are wreaking havoc out here causing smoke to drift away to the east coast. >> air quality is impacted in states across the country. nbc's garrett haake has the latest. >> reporter: a fiery tuesday night sunset lighting up the east coast, fueled by these orange skies taking hold across the drought-stricken west, as wildfire smoke there drifts across the continent, triggering air quality warnings here. >> that is just nasty. that is the haze and the smoke coming down across our area. >> reporter: satellite imagery showing the smoke spread across much of the u.s. all the way to the east coast. in the west more than 80 wildfires are burning, torching more than 1.3 acres of land. a raging battle against fire and wind as firefighters work to put out the flames. in oregon the bootleg fire is so big, it's generating its own weather by producin

the vehicle was attacked in the albany area of the defense ministry, says turkish forces immediately fight back. turkey launched a cross border euphrates shield operation in 2016 to drive out i saw the syrian kurdish y p g. turkey continues to hold sway in northwest syria and has a significant military presence. russell further has more from a stumble. there are several of the turkish military posts across scattered across east and north, i liberal and from many of these various positions, the turkish army has retaliated white peasy, possess steel. the text continues. seems that it has also going to continue through the night. and so turkey has cleared these area in 2016 from isis, which was the 1st major turkish military incursion into syria. and since then, several times, turkish military pause had been targeted by d t c off shot y p g. so these region, the region that to the y p g test from is also on the call to last russia and the city and government. so in that sense, we can see that way p g in this position is protected by the feeding governments and russia as well. but this t

it is to cape cod and stretch from albany into maine. that is the latest of the ever changing storm. >> garrett: lonnie quinn, thank you. there is breaking news from surfside florida where sadly the search of the collapsed condo building will search to recovery at midnight. 54 people have been confirmed dead, 86 are still missing including the father of a high school volleyball star who was pulled out alive. here is cbs' manuel bojorquez. >> reporter: tonight a harsh reality sets in. >> it is with deep, profound sadness that this afternoon i am able to share that we made the extremely difficult decision to transition from operation search and rescue to recovery. >> reporter: cbs news was among those given closer access to the site where the scope of the massive task at hand is clear. but it's the little things like that cushion right there that was once part of a sofa or patio furniture that remind you of the lives lost. among the newly identified victims is 80 year old simon segal a structural engineer who de voted his life to reviewing

and i mean the, the politic which mr. albany has implemented in the last years now is also also concern sexual minority and the l g b, t. i q can minority, but in the past we also had several attacks legal attacks. so to say, against cbo writes, so it's also a new development in something which has been dev locked in the last years. and it's also, it's also we will hear it. maybe it's also interesting, interesting. european union has these time, was this time much more faster to react, done in the past, in, in which what hungary did. okay, well we'll go so boundary get in, in brussels in just a moment just the tensions that it can be, no doubt about it. running high between the hungarian government of victor or the prime minister and the european union leaders over the controversial new law in hungary. widely described as an anti l g b t q law. here are some impressions of what has been going on. it was an unusual display of fellow dirty before the international magic and hungry. many driven fans waved the rainbow flag representing their support for the l. g. b t q community entire stad

coincided with the annual pride parade when he taking part condemn nationalists, prime minister vic to albany put limits on what schools can teach about homosexuality. it's been challenged by the european commission, which says it's intolerant and discriminatory. another presidential candidate has been detained in nicaragua, just days before registration for the members. election opens. know of address is the 7 presidential contender accused of undermining the sovereignty of the country . dozens of journalists, activists and opposition figures have been arrested all place on the house arrest since june international watchdog organizations or condemning the crackdown saying it undermines democracy. keepers attorney general says 59 people who took part in empty government protests have been prosecuted. their actions described as disturbances. the charges include public disorder and causing non serious injuries . one group say more than $600.00 people were detained during and since july, the 11th demonstrations, when thousands of cuban protest is demanded, political change, and an end the econom