brunswick is in _ clients? they arrange a lot. brunswick is in different - clients? for about $50,000, £40,000. the boats here are mostly much more expensive, so this is the more premium and of the market represented mostly at the show. i assume the premium and of the market is untouched by economic woes, by events that take place, or whatever. it woes, by events that take place, or whatever.- woes, by events that take place, or whatever. it is more insulated. _ place, or whatever. it is more insulated, not _ place, or whatever. it is more insulated, not entirely - insulated, not entirely untouched. compared as you indicated there with the more value in core parts of the market, which are more exposed to consumers under pressure from inflation and cumulative effects of interest rates, this is a little more insulated but i would not say completely unaffected. fits i would not say completely unaffected.— unaffected. as we were all preparing _ unaffected. as we were all preparing for _ unaffected. as we were all preparing for this, - unaffected. as we were all preparing

it's actually the brush fires, the the brunswickers that save the day. general russell shows up on the flank of the american army, manages to to save some british regiments that were in trouble. and so i think it's important to to as we dwell on these soldiers as we dwell on their contribution to the american war of independence, to remember the places they were defeated, but also remember that they adapted to north america quite well. and in some ways, the tactics that they employed prefigure a pre sage elements of napoleonic warfare. thank you so much. no. thank you, alex. now, global war, there's two things that americans should be really cognizant of today. one thing, modern and one thing historic. all the modern thing that we should be cognizant of is that sending a well-trained, professional army to a distant, unfamiliar land where the language and the religion and the culture is unfamiliar introduce is a lot of operational challenges to your army and can lead to tensions between your army and the local population, even if the local population or t

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the brunswick vocal arts charity, which i support, is . dedicated to support, is.ed to providing young singers with the opportunity to perform an operatic role with an orchestra for the first time. and on tuesday, the 3rd of september at saint paul's church in wilton place in london, a lucky few will sing highlights from mozart's don giovanni in front of a paying audience with an orchestra and under the baton of gary matthewman, the conductor and artistic director of brunswick vocal arts, who joins me now, welcome to gb news. what is the gap? why is it important that young singers have this opportunity with an orchestra? >> there's a gauntlet, if you like that. i think lots of young singers have to run between finishing the relative comfort of their conservatory education and becoming firmly established as professional singers, and lots of the ones who show real verve and real promise and work really hard , end up for a little really hard, end up for a little bit too long, being trapped in a kind of cycle of being the understudy , or doing lots of understudy, or do

chris, brunswick, georgia, republican. one minute. california governor gavin newsom is talking with reporters in the spin room. >> field hospital into gaza. it breaks my heart what happened on october 7. we want the war to end. so does kamala harris so does that biden administration. donald trump, give me a break. what is his plan? i guess it is another one of his secret plans. [crosstalk] >> what would you like to see from the new president on day one regarding the border? >> we have a proposal for a border wall. new border agents. new asylum agents. new judges. detailed plan was put out, a bipartisan plan that president biden endorsed, as well as vice president harris. not only did she got a standing ovation at the dnc embracing it and saying she would promote it & the bipartisan deal. a deal trump does not want. he is not serious. he wants a border problem. i say this with an expertise that few have. i have had to put 394 national guardsmen and women on the border and it is shameful that he does not support new border agents and in

aerial footage there chose overflowing rivers in brunswick county after a storm dropped historic amounts of rain there. no injuries reported. but emergency officials from the county say that dozens of roads were damaged and washed away and some drivers had to be rescued from the flooding. more than 18 inches of rain was reported in the area over a 12 hour period. let's going over to chief meteorologist lawrence karnow to talk about the center weather event. yeah, you know, that was even a hurricane. that was just a tropical system coming on shore. but >> loaded with a ton of moisture and dropping a whole lot of rain. >> in that area, things have calmed down there now for us. they've kind of picked up a little bit of a kind of get an early start on the fall season. now we've had not one but 2 weather systems kind of rotate through the state this week. in fact, you look back to august. we had some of those storms coming through as early too. but out there right now, we do have some dense fog moving in along the golden gate bridge. bridge disappearing in that thick fog out there. watch out

the floodwater rushing over highway 17 in brunswick county. one driver was stranded for five hours and i passed one real bad path back there of water, and i made it good. >> but this one i'm not sure. i'm kind of like hesitant about doing it. i'm kind of scared. >> well, the rain moves into virginia today. we'll check your forecast in just a few moments. >> now to washington and the fight over banning tiktok, the social media company is making its case in a federal appeals court. abc's christiane cordero has details on that. christiane good morning. >> rhiannon. good morning. the judges appeared to be skeptical of tiktok's argument during a crucial hearing here in washington. a social media showdown in washington. the justice department and tiktok appearing before a panel of judges in a federal appeals court. at issue, a law that would force tiktok's chinese owned parent company to sell the app or else be banned in the u.s. the social media giant and some creators on the platform argue that law is unconstitutional and violates free speech for

i spoke to democratic strategist mary anne marsh and partner at brunswick group and former republicani asked them who they thought came out on top. kamala harris had the most, the greatest opportunity to benefit last night, and she made the most of this debate opportunity. the fact that donald trump had to go into the spin room. if you've worked on campaigns, your candidate only goes in when they know they've failed, that they've had trouble, that he went in to try to tell people — the press and others — "don't believe what your eyes just saw for the last two hours. i'm telling you, i won the debate." and that clearly wasn't true. versus kamala harris, who let her performance speak for itself and then went on to ask for a second debate. so, kamala harris came out the winner last night. she was not only presidential and his equal, she was superior to donald trump. robert moran, what's your take on this? do you think this whole election is going to be a referendum on donald trump, effectively? well, i think that harris won the debate last night. however, there's nothing that i saw last

los detalles son las terribles imágenes captadas por la cámara de seguridad de una vecina en south brunswickdo y ella dijo que no. just trying to figure out. what actually going on yesterday? ana también se preguntaba qué sucedía ayer cuando vio alta presencia policial en un sendero al lado del condominio. el último incidente se reportó ayer cerca de las 16:30 de la tarde, en las inmediaciones de royal oaks apartment complex. y este sendero que comunica varios apartamentos. según la policía, varias mujeres reportaron que el hombre solo viste tenis y una máscara de esquí. as a parent it's very concerned because we have little girls. como padres estamos preocupados, fueron las palabras de stephanie, quien tiene una niña de 7 años que juega en este vecindario. estimating that it's a black male in his mind to late twenties. según la policía, el hombre está en sus 20 años, tiene piel oscura, mide 1 5 10 de altura y es de complexión media. además llevaba trenzas. el sospechoso parece ser una persona que entrena por lo que la policía dijo. están tratando de revisar imágenes de los gimnasios de la z

and germany, social democrats defy expects asians to win the elections in the eastern states of brunswick, but it's only a narrow victory as the fall rights alternative for germany games, most of the guy that was as welcome to the program. lebanon's health ministry says more than 118 people have been killed and more than 700 wounded in freshest way the attacks. israel's military area began carrying out, but it described as extensive strikes against has blood telling residents to evacuate areas close to buildings that are used by the medicine group. no wave of s strikes on lebanon follows a weekend in which both sides exchanged hundreds of rockets. some struck close to these rarely posted city of haifa. israel's defense minister says the operation will continue until residents can return to evacuated areas near the northern border with lebanon. as will i have said, it will find tone until i cease, fire is secured in gaza. barrow barrow and save more ahmed tried to have this update for me to the situation independent is drastically and. and tragically, developing round the hour we recorded

he's also a former us federal prosecutor in brunswick. andrew language, he's thomas bracket, read profess of government at the don't college. and the washington dc joy cheney political strategist and domestic legal policy x. but thank you all 3 of you for joining us today on the inside story. as we look at where the us election campaign stands, well, we know what donald trump trump says. he says he will not debate on tuesday. joy did he either be american. people have spoken. he definitely did not win. and if he had one, he would be having a 3rd debate. so pick it up for me. um andrew, um even trumps allies saying that he had a bad night. how bad was it? well i don't think there are many people outside the very enter trump circles who are saying that he won what they're telling him. i'm not sure, but it certainly was not a night where he took advantage of his us opportunities to press home his main points on policies like immigration or the cost of living. he allowed the vice president to define him in some ways, and i think that's going

during world war ii when their plane was shot down by an enemy combatant during a bombing mission to brunswick, germany. at the time, the crash site could not be located by allied forces or army investigators. however, in 2015 an independent research group, missing allied air crew research team, contacted the defense pow-mia accounting agency historians with new information related to the possible crash site near winsted, germany. the agency's investigators were able to find the location and recovered various pieces of wreckage between 2021 and 2023. following tensionive laboratory analysis -- extensive laboratory analysis and dental analysis, along with the available circumstantial evidence and association between the remains and callaghan were established. now, second lieutenant callaghan will be buried in arlington national cemetery to rest with his brothers. sadly, three of the 10 members of callaghan's crew still remain unaccounted for. they are among the tens of thousands of other service members who remain missing. as a nation grateful to those who served and those who made the ultimate

anton ulrich of brunswick. in august of the fortieth year , she gave birth to a son, ivan, who was proclaimed the heir of anna ivanovna. beron, accordingly, as you have already said, was appointed regent under her. and, of course, the young emperor, how young he was not yet a year old. accordingly, a political struggle inevitably broke out. and here, of course, the figure of minich, a talented engineer, an associate of peter. although in his later years, in my opinion, since the twenty-first year he was in russian service, he played a major role in the construction of the ladosha canal, the most important, most important engineering structure of that time, which greatly simplified navigation, this is the merit of mini, the merit of minich, but he is a talentless commander, during the reign of anna, beron just pushed him out of intrigues, he really wanted to get into the cabinet of ministers, he really wanted, he was not allowed there, they gave him a field marshal. he also really wanted to get it and was sent t

a mustache and kelly never depicted that, that one is relief, up at the came ber lahn's home in brunswick, maine. and the other is the general devlin, 6th new york cavalry, the reverse of the monument on gettysburg, the picture on the right is the 6th new york cavalry, it's a relief, panel six foot by six foot. if you go up, you'll see kelly's work. one of his early works, in front of the courthouse there's a monument, battle of monmouth, and the battle relief is washington's war. it's the monument in freehold, there's five panels, i believe, depicting different scenes from the battle. on the right you see kelly in his studio actually working and a friend posing for one of the washington officers. >> on the left is general tom sweeney, lost his right arm in a battle in mexico, but went on to a career in the civil war and to the right is eli parker, a full-blooded seneca indian who served on grant's staff who was in the surrender room at the mclane house when lee surrendered to grant and parker gave kelly further details and insisted it was signed at two different tables. and kelly did the

that was that one was done about 1904 at barbara lief it's up at the chamberlain home in brunswick maine left lefties general devin early in the war was a colonel of the six new york cavalry and that is on the reverse of the monument at gettysburg. the what the picture on the right is the six new york calvary two bar relief. a panel about six foot by six foot and if you go up by the first stage, fuel that gettysburg, you'll see kelly's. one of his earlier works got a free hold in front of the monmouth county courthouse. there's a monument at the battle of a monument monmouth excuse me and. that's the part relief is washington's council of war. and it's in this monument in freehold. there's five panels, i believe, depicting different scenes from the battle. and on the right, you see kelly in his studio actually working in a friend, posing for one of the washington's officers. and the left is general tom sweeney. lost his right arm in the battle of tours. moscow, mexico but went on to a career in civil war. and to the right is eli parker, a full blooded seneca indian that served grant's st

. >> they turned brunswick county into multiple islands. >> reporter: roadways looked like rivers.ome drivers. >> it didn't look that high. the water did not look that high. you can see the car just completely almost went underwater. >> reporter: in brunswick county, some waving down a new ride after flooding out their own. >> i knew it was raining really hard, but i had no idea it was going to be this bad. >> reporter: highway 17 shut down for hours, leaving hundreds of cars stranded, parts of the road under as much as 7 feet of water. >> my wife is pregnant. she's due in the next couple weeks. i got three kids. i'm about to do some off roading if i need to. >> reporter: one road even collapsed and took a car down with it. now the coastal carolinas looking to dry off from the storm that proved no name doesn't mean no impact. now, eastern carolina is getting pounded by rain as we speak. the storm system will continue to move upward through virginia. hoda, we're getting a break from the rain here in charlotte, as we speak. as you can see behind me with this bike path or whatever you

chris and brunswick, georgia republican. with us for a minute let's going to the spinner california governor gavin newsom is talking to reporters at pickwick that we visited after october 7, israel but after a field hospital into there's another it breaks my heart would have an october 7. we want this war to end sodas kamala harris, tim walz everyday were trying to get to donald trump you've got to give me a break but is his plan? as a number another one of the secret plans. [inaudible] >> i'm not going to get into. [inaudible] pick what was like to see from the new president on day one regarding the border? >> we have a proposal six and $50 million for the border wall 1500 new border agents. asylum agents. one hundred new judges. put out a bipartisan plan president biden endorsed as a well as a vice president harris. not only did she endorse it she got a standing ovation. cap the dnc embracing it and saying she will suddenly bipartisan deal a deal donald trump does not support he is on serious he does not want a border deal

and then but the impact to like even jacksonville or brunswick or charleston like the wraparound with the coastal flooding mixed with those outer bands that, you know, that's the thing is a cone is only a cone. the impacts go so well beyond that. >> yeah, absolutely. okay. well that was fascinating to watch. thank you ginger. we'll be seeing that at 7:00. i'm quite harmless, really. and when people ask, “but aren't you linked to dangerous flu complications like pneumonia, heart attack, and hospitalizations?” i just say, “but i'm just the flu.” (sniffs.) it's him! who? i'm just the flu. demand more from your flu shot. sanofi higher-dose flu vaccines are proven to provide better flu protection than standard dose flu shots in older adults. they've even been shown to better protect against flu-related complications. don't get fluzone® high-dose if you've had a severe allergic reaction to its components, including egg products, or after previous dose of flu vaccine. don't get flublok® if you've had a severe allergic reaction to its components. tell your health care professional if you've h

. >> reporter: in brunswick county, some waving down a new ride after flooding out their own. >> i knewuld be this bad. >> reporter: highway 17 shut down for hours. >> my wife is pregnant and due in the next couple of weeks and i got three kids, and i am about to do off-roading if i need to. >> the coastal carolinas looking to dry out from the storm that proved no name doesn't mean no impact. the storm system will continue to move upwards through virginia. as you can see behind me, with the bike path or whatever can you see of the bike path, it will take a while for the carolinas to dry off and return to normal. >> thank you for the normal. >>> it's day two of the hearings of the submersible. there was a message to the support ship reading, quote, all good here. take a look at the newly released photo showing the aftermath. this is the tail cone debris on the sea floor not far from the "titanic" wreckage. the coast guard will hear two weeks of testimony on this deadly incident. >>> next on ana cabrera reports, sweeping changes on instraw gram. what your kids could see on the app. that's

that's from south port from brunswick county.alked about people that had cars that were impacted in different ways and one of those ways were they were unable to pass on some of those roads because some of those roads were washed away. so if you could pull up the image of the partially collapsed road just a moment. but we also saw of course flooded waters several feet high. what you're going to hear are two people that were directly impacted. and chris, to your point, this caught a lot of people by surprise. they knew it was going to rain, but didn't expect it to be this bad. >> it didn't look that high. you can see the car just completely almost went underwater. >> my wife's pregnant. due in the next couple of weeks. i got three kids. i'm about to do some off-roading if i need to. >> reporter: so carolina beach got about 15 inches or more within 12 hours. we saw some places like olivia, north carolina, got about a foot. so we're talking about some near historic or historic rainfall totals, chris. depending on where you're lookin

recognition of officer ronald cooper who heroically saved the life after woman who was kidnapped in brunswickgeorgia. on november 9, 2019, now retired glen county police officer ronnie cooper responded to a kidnapping call on his police radio. a woman had been abducted from the daycare center where she worked. bravely the woman fought back against her attacker allowing more time for officer cooper and the glenn county police department to locate her. the assailant was forced to change his plans anti-brave folks at glenn county p.d. were able to locate the victim. against the clock and all odds, officer cooper and his partner, officer jeremy stagner successfully rescued the victim from her would-be killer. thank you to officer cooper, officer stagner and the brave law enforcement officers who worked diligently to keep our communities safe from violence like this. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the retirement of brian county fire chief freddie howl e has had a wonderful 39-year career serving his community and we are better off and will deeply miss his passionate service. during his tim

founded in 2022, brunswick vocal arts is dedicated to nurturing exceptionally talented classical singersreers. the charity offers the important opportunity to perform operatic roles for the first time with professional orchestral musicians gary matthewman, the esteemed conductor and the charitys artistic director, will join me . president volodymyr join me. president volodymyr zelenskyy has come under a barrage of criticism from soldiers, lawmakers and

brunswick, ohio. hello, craig. craig? caller: how you doing? in morning. host: good morning.o right ahead, you are on. caller: i was waiting for you to ask the question. host: ok, do you think your candidate is going to win in november? caller: i know my candidate is going to win in november. host: why? caller: because donald trump is the man. i almost think that your show needs to change its name to the democrat journal. when the democrats call by phone , claiming they are so great, this is how i answer the phone when they call, "welcome to the joe biden i hate joe biden show, go ahead, call her," and they usually don't call back. host: all right, greg. milwaukee, independent line. caller: thank you for taking my call. good morning. wow. a whole host of calls. i used to be a republican up until 1988. since that i haven't really been able to vote for "my candidate." i will be voting for harris, but once again she's not my candidate. but i feel that this abortion issue is what's going to take her over the top. the reason is, i think that regardless of the party you are in, if

in particular, increase of service in new brunswick, princeton junction, e wr of the airport rail station. we have seen some reduction, the service in trenton that you mentioned, small reduction in metropark service. we are, the new service and additional regional trans, the aricept that started showing up 2026, more capacity and relook at all of the service patterns. today, the demand has shifted in these markets that we will adopt continual view at the demand here so we can get the service in the right markets because we understand how important it is to have service at trenton and we think there's opportunity. given the limited frequencies we have, in part, waiting for more equipment, the priority has been on some of the other places that produce more revenue -- >> we do what is necessary for the economic growth of new jersey's capital city and one of the main innovation centers in and around trenton and metropark, we need more service and predictability and more stops over the course of the entire day. >> thank you, i yield back. >> thank you. i represent phoenix, arizona, one of the

debate is former hillary clinton presidential campaign manager patti solis doyle, the head of the brunswickris had more to lose and more to win last night how do you think it turned out >> i think she won i think she won a lot. look, going into last night's debate as you mentioned, she had the most to lose because according to "the new york times" sienna poll, 28% of voters still wanted to know more about her. and while both candidates did not put much more specifics it each of their policy agendas last night, what we did learn about kamala harris is that she's tough, she's smart, she's ready to lead, she most certainly passed that commander in chief test, she was likable, she was agile, and i think voters really got a glimpse of what she would be like as president. so i thought she knocked it out of the park in all honesty. >> a lot of times these debates are relative performances, based on the person standing across from you that was certainly the case with the first debate, between former president trump and president biden. and you saw what happened after that this was also a case where