the siege of augusta. may through june of 1781. this is when andrew pitkins talked british occupied augusta. and then you dive into a year later, in '72. savannah ends up back in patriot hands, like you mentioned before. the war by 1782 wasn't doing well in the south. and so governor wright is ordered by the british to evacuate the city in june and the next month, the city is evacuated. let me make sure -- there we go. so georgia was often a hot bed of staging for both patriot and loyal forces. so not only did georgia have that large portion of savannah but it is also sandwiched between everything going on in south carolina as well as some things going on in british-controlled florida. so let's talk about florida. florida, i call this the tale of two floridas. florida was separated into two colonies. you have east florida and west florida. and both were under british control and they remained mostly loyal to britain. so these aren't considered one of, or part of that colony of rebellion. because these two-the colonies or united sta

this was when some loyalist militia, we're heading to augusta. which was where they were mustering with some other british and loyalist militia. and they were attacked by the patriots. so the patriots caught him off guard. considered a patriot victory but then less than a month later you have the battle of brier creek. and that was mostly militia patriot forces that were surprised by a force of british army. and loyalists militia and they were defeated. so this was a british victory. so you've got some some activity going on in the back country some back and forth. and then later on that year you have the that siege of savannah in september october 79 and that's when continental forces were trying to take back savannah, but they failed. like i said we mentioned this before. and then you have again kind of a little more into the backcountry of the time the siege of augusta may through june 1781. this was when andrew pickens and the ever so famous henry light horse harry lee attacked a british occupied augusta and the patriots defeated the british.

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assembly meeting for the 1st time to transfer a placement for the constitution written on the dictator. augusta punish a which is widely blamed for deep social inequalities that triggered deadly protest . in 2019 confrontations between police and protest is briefly delayed. the starter sundays meeting on your sharma has more from nearby when his irish this is a new constitution, 155 members who rep who are trying to overcome the divisions in july and society, but also in many ways represent those divisions. 155 members, half of them are women. 17 of the seats have been designated for indigenous communities to the l. g. b t. community has represented people with disabilities. so they are trying to heal the divisions by being represented by the very the district state of, of july and society. and in the philippines rescue is searching for 5 people still missing after a military playing crashed, killing at least 45 soldiers. for my u. s. f for c, 130 across went down as it was landing an airport on hollow island in sooner province. the defense ministry says the play missed the wrong way and an inv

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when african-american veterans of world war ii returned to their homes in the stanton-augusta area, they were unfortunately exclude interested their local v.f.w. post. following their denied admittance, a group of 42 veterans applied for a charter to organize their own post which would carry the name sakes of charles thomas and glen wood feleds, two african-american from stanton who died serving their country in world war ii. since the formation it's been an active civic organization in the african-american community of stanton and augusta county, as well as played an active and significant role in local area of veterans activities. while the post welcomes all veterans t. continues to highlight the heritage of african-american and minority veterans who served our nation. recently, post 7814 was recognized as meritorious post by the state v.f.w. federation for its outstanding work over the last five years and was also named an all american post by the national v.f.w. council for the first time in its history. the thomas fields v.f.w. post is to be commended for their tremendous work in ou

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body is meeting for the 1st time to draft a replacement for the constitution written under dictator augusta finish k, the $155.00 member assembly, which was elected in may, is meeting in santiago. the constitution is widely blamed for deep social inequality, triggered deadly protests in 2019 confrontations between police and protectors. briefly delayed the start of sundays meeting with daniel shine. the joins us live now from one as iris and neighboring argentina. and daniel, this is a historic event in chile, though it was to be postponed by at least a few hours it was, it is unprecedented, but it shouldn't have been surprising that there were protests inside the convention center on clashes between police and some demonstrators outside the constitution you mentioned that was implemented in 1980, was implemented by a military government working with economists. it was mostly men serving the interests of a small elite of middle aged men. this is a new constitution, 155 members who rep who were trying to overcome the divisions in july and society, but also in many ways represent those divisi

it replaced a legal framework from the era of military dictator. augusta finish it. me of i protested, class we police and demanded freedom for people in prison during social unrest. 2 years ago, the former south african president jacob zoom is defying a court deadline to give himself up to the authorities. had told hundreds of supporters outside his homes that there is no need for him to go to jail. it was sent in 15 months in prison for refusing to attend a corruption hearing that the supreme court has agreed to consider his challenge to the verdict. same a cold on his support as to keep backing him in his court battle. where i am, if you didn't know any better, you would think that we're as a political ready, it is as celebrate tree atmosphere. here. you've got people dressed in the colors of the ruling, a and c, that is the party of mister summa, people dressed in the traditional hulu regalia. people are his support, as opposed to the whole province, where he does come on a lot of support. you have had gunshots being fired into the people rallying and crowds chee

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at augusta and reports from havana. the storm outside made it so felt as it cut its way through central cuba. the local authorities had already moved a 180000 people from its path to safety. and also i'm a lot of you don't know of the winds will take the roof or not, but it's better to be here. sheltered in a place where i can take care of your children. the storm slowly move north towards the capital, where preparations were on the way in a way of stored water and prepared food. i've got lanterns and a becca cooker, in case the gas goes. and i also have my neighbors were willing to help me if i have any problems. ahead of storm searches, others improvised solutions. if you move, but i guess what this wall is for the water. sometimes when the se overflows the water can come up many blocks and get into the houses, the stops of water getting in. many living by the capital c walk moved out for the night. i'm one of the ones that i'm, that we're moving because the building is falling. we need to move now because with the st

meeting for the 1st time to draft a replacement for the constitution that was resting on the dictator. augusta punish the 155 member assembly, which was elected in may, has been meeting today in santiago. the proceedings were delayed after clashes took place between police and demonstrators outside the convention center in the capitol . daniel sharp has been following the story. it took a long time and a lot of work to get this for 155 delegates representing the sectors of truly in society. this the historic moment when executive secretary of the electric commission, government glory of i should already got them in them. that you know gratian was delayed by protest inside the convention hall by those not happy with the procedure unless she's outside between police and demonstrators. this isn't assembly designed to heal the divisions until in society. the newly elected president is elisa, long gone, never poochie indigenous people. off the convention, members, a women, 17 seats, the phil by representatives of indigenous communities. of course, this is tory, which was one with a tough fight and

and same story here. augusta about 50 kilometers per hour in karate. some showers for the hor, and as long as we head toward saturday, take you to the mediterranean now and we got to talk about this deadly wildfire in northern lebanon. cruz trying to get the upper hand, but it has spread into neighboring syria conditions have been dry. it's also been windy in this part of the region as while there you go. bay route up to 31 degrees on saturday. look at some of this heat. also a forest fire burning, just east of antalya for africa. storms are bubbling up where we expect toward ethiopia, south sudan into the democratic republic of congo on saturday. the darker the color, the more intense the rain. you know, 4 areas of zimbabwe, temperatures have come up. finally, bill a while we've got a high of 20 degrees showers for central and northern areas of most and be on saturday. that sure weather update. the news, the i'm sorry, should be about raising prices a harley down to the time we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world

the storm also hit several other caribbean islands killing at least 3 people at augusta has moved from havana despite the countries crumbling infrastructure when a hurricane or a storm hits cuba prides itself on disaster prevention. close to 200000 people were evacuated in the south of the island price, assume elsa making landfill. and here in the capital, people have also been getting ready. i will say come in as i live close to the see, one of the measures i've taken is to build a temporary wall to start water entering the house. i also follow the weather reports to see the direction hurricanes going in model him the really the cuban civil defense has alerted us. well in advance. so we prepared so we can take it on when it arrives. everybody's on the list. in a while, like we haven't, i but i of sort of water and prepared food. i've got lanterns and a backup cook. and in case the guest goes and i also have my neighbors were willing to help me if i have any problems, you know? because we're not going to evacuate, but if there is flooding, if it comes up the throat, then my neighbors c

it simply cannot afford to replace at augusta and al jazeera of anna. that rain is president has accused the un back vaccine sharing scheme. cova acts of failing his country is designed to help poor nations obtained jobs. but nicholas madeau says venezuela hasn't received any of the doses paid for teddy's a boat reports ah, surviving in venezuela has been a challenge for many years. really tell her gotta. she received a kidney transplant 17 years ago, but last year her kidneys began to fail again. and like thousands of other high risk patients in the country, she's hoping to get her 2nd covered 19 vaccine doth soon. so another man, it's been a week since i was supposed to get my 2nd dose. i have no clue what's going on. i don't know why they didn't do everything right. why can't they do it right once? the same thing with transplants for years without a transplant for all patients like me or in the hands of god, i need $42.02 pay for medications and my pension is $1.00. and i need to have 2 jobs going to get it. venezuela struggling with us sanctions and

at augusta and al jazeera havana firefighters from across canada have been called in to help tackle wildfires in british columbia. nearly 200 blazes are raging across the province. it's still feeling the effects of last week's record breaking heat wave local media report, 2 thirds of the 5 a not yet on the control. some areas have ordered people to evacuate. ah, that's bring you up to speed with some of the headlines here now to see. and now the afghan air force says it's killed. $261.00 tyler bond fights is and is preparing a counter offensive to retake areas that have been captured. the us withdrawal is more than 90 percent complete. lebanon's can't take a prime minister. his warning is country is days away from what he calls the social explosion house and the app is appealing for international help to resolve the economic crisis for coming world health organization. as warning governments against easy coven.

to draw the new constitution to replace the one imposed in 1980 by the then military government of augusta pin o'shea. the proceedings were delayed after fighting between police and demonstrators outside the convention center, where the delegates meant don't assign the reports. it took a long time and a lot of work to get this for 155 delegates representing sex of the trillion society. said this the historic moment when executive secretary of the election commission got them in glory of i should always war them in them. that you know, gratian was delayed by protest inside the convention hall by those not happy with the procedure unless she's outside between police and demonstrators. this isn't assembly designed to heal the divisions in july and society. the newly elected president is elisa long gone, liverpool cha, indigenous people. off the convention, members, a women, 17, see the phil by representative of indigenous communities. of course this story, which was one with a tough fight and a lot of pain. the chilean people, the indigenous people, are now able to abolish shirts even constit

for the 1st time to drop the replacement for the constitution, which was written on the dictator. augusta punish a 155 member assembly, which was elected in may, has been meeting in santiago. the constitution is widely blamed for deep social inequalities and the country that triggered deadly protests in 2019, and also been confrontations between police and protest us today. and that briefly delayed the start of sundays meeting. daniel shine the joins us live now from. when is iris and neighboring argentina? this is a historic moment for chilly, isn't it? tell us who is on the assembly and how they're going to approach the challenge had what the idea of this 155 member assembly is that it tries to income person represent all the diverse elements of july and society. country of about 20000000 people. the initial idea was to ensure agenda parity. so there are $78.00 men on the panel and $77.00 women. also, 17 seats have been designated for actually the indigenous community. and in today's session, they elected the president, approaching a woman by the name of lisa long gone. so she will be t

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holly pinheiro, an assistant professor of history at augusta university. in the fall, he will be taking up a new position at furman university in south carolina. congratulations on the new job and best of luck there. augusta university, one of the big projects he's worked on is to establish a race and social justice project which included creating an endowed scholarship for students studying black history. he's the author of several articles on black civil war military service and, right now, he's in the final stages of finishing off a book which is going to be published by the university of georgia press next year. definitely one to look out for. it's called the families were, same title as tonight lecture. we are going to get a sneak preview of the book tonight and he's going to speak for about ready to 35 minutes, so we will have plenty of time for questions. you can ask questions through the queue and day -- through the queue -- the q&a box in zoom. dr. new hall and i will steer them toward our guests and we are looking forward to seeing the questions

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dandari's of private citizens men and women including rose greenhow, augusta, jane evans and marina davis throughout the war, very undiplomatic diplomats would express similar ambitions via cypher in state department correspondence, and then these ideas were frankly disclosed and commented on in editorials in newspapers and more at length in pamphlets and even a novel what united this these range of voices and media was that they believed while the civil war raged on that they were on the threshold of a new great power arriving on the world stage. what i first had to learn was how confident the plans were that the moment of securing their independence lay just ahead in time. they were convinced that the grand strategy perfected by robert e lee of persuading northern public opinion, but it was not worth the cost in blood and treasure to conquer and compel reunion was always on the verge of success. hesitant allies whether they knew it or not would also tip the balance in favor confederates whether british french mexicans northern democrats, midwest and californian secessionists. the union

in 1902, he joined daniel burnham and augusta state gardens and a few others as a principal author of the mcmillan commission. instrumental in developing what has been called the kite plan. these are renderings they presented of the federal court in washington, d.c.. less well known is the fact that the senate park plan was more ambitious and laid out a comprehensive plan for the entire federal district, not just a monumental core. also for the reporters. rock creek. the entire region washington, d.c. a few years later, it began as it was going into implement mentation -- implementation. he was instrumental in establishing a commission to emblem at the plan. rick is the second one from the left there of the brothers, anyway. this is him a few years later. he has matured into a more comfortable soul. what you see, is that on the left -- oh, i have made mistake. let me back up. ok. the two brothers were going along. then, jc died in 1920. he was quite older than the younger brother. both of them when they were still working together, one was helping to found a program at harvard. the ye

distant blogger. hundreds of migrants rescued at sea has started to come ashore in the italian port of augusta picked up last week by the ocean. viking, which is operated by the charity editor, money group says food was running short intentions on board and war games involves in the u. s. ukraine and other countries are finishing up in the black sea exercise seen breeze was held, despite strong objections from russia. these largest maneuvers for decades have been taking place around the water, the crime neo which russia antics from ukraine in 2014 gave wants to join. the nato alliance will host more exercises with the u. s. colored and with you a new knife of this month, dw correspondent nick connelly has spent the last 3 days on board. a u. s. navy destroy taking part in sea breeze. he joins us from the port city of a death on the black sea in ukraine. welcome, nick. what have you witnessed aboard the u. s. s. ross? well filled those with 3 days in which basically the russians whenever more than a few miles away, either with their ships or their play. and at times it felt as if there was many

as for vacation travel united is adding flights to warm weather locations next winter in inaugural augustasetation of high demand. >>> an update on u.s. economic rebound plus monthly payments kicking off this week to help some parents. diane king hall joins us with the money watch report. >>> good morning. new child tax credit will start hitting bank accounts. eligible parents will receive monthly nnthursday, part of the american rescue plan signed by president biden. families can get up to $3,600 for a child or 300 bucks a month. advanced payments are set to expire at the end of the year. >>> federal reserve gave preview of the assessment of u.s. economy ahead of testimony on capitol hill this week. vaccination progress has helped reopen but lingering effects continues to weigh on growth with employment still lagging prepandemic levels. >>> cash is still king. according to a new one poll survey more than half polled believe using cash helps manage money better. gen-z is most likely to prefer cash. americans keep an average of 52 bucks on them. >>> with the surge in weddings i hear bachelo

guest: you will still see this in countries overseas, augusta area, they use numbers they count by him -- like australia, they use numbers and they count them by hand. we use paper where you have bubbles and you mark the bubble next to your first choice, and then there will be a second column for your second choice and so on. like in the new york city mayoral race, we don't have all the data yet, but probably more than two thirds of people right three or more candidates and more than four out of five rank at least a backup. that is something they could not do before. so that many people wanted to use the rankings because of that, a lot more votes ended up counting. host: we mentioned this earlier, but how many places in america can you see ranked choice voting in right now? is it statewide, citywide? where can you find it? guest: it started in the way american democracy generally looks at changes in this country. things bottoms up. get some cities and states starting to look at it and do it, and we are part of that trajectory. we had to do a lot of work to get the voting companies adap

in one month it's like the all the people in augusta, georgia.g everything i can to hold the biden administration accountable. the biden administration needs to get the messages lawlessness will not work. >> harris: attorney general brnovich from the great state of arizona. thank you very much. a lot of great detail there as we face something that again you say just won't work. we need to on "the faulkner focus" make a quick correction here. earlier in the program on the screen we misidentified senator mike lee and we mistakenly identified him at a graphic as senator josh hawley. they probably know each other. we apologize for the error but want to get it right. "outnumbered" after the commercial break. when a hailstorm hit, he needed his insurance to get it done right, right away. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just did

by the time we get to the evening rush hour, portland, maine, augusta, maine, bangor, maine, you're donerainfall goes, there's the potential at least for 6 inches. many areas from connecticut to province to boston and coastal maine will get a good 1 to 3 inches. we have a good 3 million to 5 million under a flood watch. we have a drought condition as well. 27 million people are impacted by the latest heatwave, and how about this. death valley has the warmest temperature ever recorded on earth. 134 degrees back in 1913. this weekend? they have a chance to challenge that. they're predicting 131 degrees in death valley, california, on sunday. that would tie for the third hottest temperature ever recorded on this planet. i mean how crazy are those numbers for death valley? no one lives there, kasie, but it's still pretty nuts. it's amazing. >> i can't imagine. that's really stunning. all right, bill karins. here's hoping our friends out west stay cool. it doesn't seem like they're going to have much luck. thanks very much for that. we really appreciate it. >>> time now for sports. the women'

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tree stump that is so big it was once used as a dance floor, we call this the discovery stop because augusta steve dowd was coming through chasing a grizzly bear. supposedly has the story goes and he discovered this tree and went back and told gold miners and they came up here with some fathers and it took him 22 days to take down this giant sequoia at the time it was found this tree stood 280 feet. it was only 1244 years old. that's basically a teenager in sequoyah years. had he not been torn down, this tree would have grown to surpass all the trees in calaveras county some time or curiosity or you know, just for the thrill that things get destroyed that this tree could live for 3,000 years. and so it's important for the future generations and for the health of this course. >> to protect it. >> big trees make big smiles in big memories here at calaveras big trees, state park. it's one of the reasons why this is another great destination in california. >> for destination, california. i'm melanie townsend. >> that is amazing. i've taken the kids there several times. you haven't had a chance.

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we call this the discovery stop because augusta steve dowd was coming through chasing a grizzly bear.posedly has the story goes. >> and he discovered this tree and went back and told gold miners and they came up here with plum foggers and it took him 22 days to take down this giant sequoia at the time it was found this tree stood 280 feet. it was only 1244 years old. that's basically a teenager in sequoyah years had it not been torn down, this tree would have grown to surpass all the trees in calaveras county some time or curiosity or you know, just for the thrill that things get destroyed that this tree could live for 3,000 years. and so it's important for the future generations and for the health of this course. >> to protect it. >> big trees make big smiles in big memories here at calaveras big trees, state park. it's one of the reasons why this is another great destination in california. >> for destination, california. i'm melanie townsend. >> and we hope you'll join us tomorrow night for our destination. california special, our grant lotus will show us all the fun things you can

joining me is ed augusta who joins us from cuba. good to talk you to.he protesters. what contributed to the uprising? >> this protests are hugely rare in cuba. i've been here reporting for eight years. never seen anything like it. the last protest that was anything on this scale was back in the 1990s after the soviet union collapses. there they were only concentrated in havana. we're talking about 1,000 perhaps 2,000 people. yesterday we had thousands of people protesting in havana and across the country. it is really unprecedented. in ermz it of the factors that led to it, there is the pandemic. cuba is going through an unprecedented peak in covid-19 cases. it is worth pointing out that compared to the united states, the infection rate over the last 16 months has been far lower than the regional average. mortality rate very, very low. everyone who gets covid-19 here detected is hospitalized. having said that right now, the country is really struggling. almost 7,000 cases were confirmed yesterday. and the measures of wearing a mask, the measures of not

. >> then you have the explosion of the augusta and then the battle of red bank. that's like through the roof. >> that's what i'm currently working on. >> that's cool. >> i ran cross country in high school and for practice we used to have to run to fort mercer and back to the high school. >> that's awesome. >> i'm actually going to give a shout out to my northern compatriots because it's not within the past -- only within the past like 10 years really that i've really learned about the day of lexington and concord. not just the battles, but the day. and how people have evacuated their houses. women and children and old people and pregnant women and leaving their houses and going out in the country side. you have the concord minute men with other join in standing on a hill past concord bridge watching the british march past them, not firing on them, they marched past them to go to another house to look for artillery. it wasn't until the british came back and halted on the other side of the bridge that firing finally took place. you know, so there was a question abo

joining me now from havana is nbc's ed augusta. what is the situation now?oks peaceful, but what is happening under all of that? >> reporter: well, it is peaceful, but peaceful in large part because the government has limited internet access, over the last couple of days it is starting to come back. and it is peaceful because police and other state forces have been deployed very heavily throughout havana. as you said, yesterday government supporters, both who believe in the revolution and those who support the government, rallied around the government in the capital and other cities throughout the island. but the fact that there was no big anti-government protests again yesterday i think is due in spoke no small part to the state keeping a heavy eye on potential protestors. >> what does the state do? this is not a government that is prone to necessarily listening to the will of the people, but what do they actually do, do they deploy more police and soldiers, are there sort of the presence of law enforcement in areas where there are protests? >> reporter: it