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

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

camden field, camden yards in baltimore kicks off a renaissance of baseball stadium building where all of a sudden the stadiums are new, but they're made to seem old. the design of all the so many stayed almost, almost every single stadium, with the exception of one that's been built since 1992, when camden yards kicked off. this trend has been completely new, but it's been meant to seem old timey. all of these new stadiums also take our put right in the heart of downtowns. right. so there's a kind of downtown rejuvenation been happening since the 1990s. does this make sense? what i'm saying is that like baseball, where they put stadiums has mirrored urban development and where cities and cities have sprung up and shape. right. it's it's symbolic we've gone from the city to the suburbs back to the city again. so that. makes sense. one last thing before we finish on the day, which what is the what is story of baseball now? it is well, according to two short readings that i gave by mahler and dormouse, they identify a few aspects that baseball has had to worry about in the past 10 to 20

they moved to camden martinique four months before their wedding date. life wasn't easy.throughout our whole relationship, money was always somewhat of an issue. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): rachel picked up work here and there, once, she said, as a princess at disneyland. dan worked sometimes, too, but nothing steady. vylet randolph: they kind of seemed to struggle financially a lot. you know, if anything, you kind of felt sorry for them because they seem like they were so excited to get married and start their life together. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): and at the apartments, they settled right in. it got to the point where everybody was hanging out with each other, like, every night. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): part of that circle was 26-year-old sam herr, an army veteran who'd fought in afghanistan and made it home to california. there was a couple of things that set sam apart from the other guys there. he seemed more responsible. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): sam was intent on earning his college degree, and that's how he met julie kibuishi. julie helped sam with his

i started to work in camden, new jersey, at a kids middle school. i was. i was there for six years. then i came back over to philly. . i felt like it was time for me to lay roots down in my own city, rather than give energy and time to other states and other kids. i think it is time to give my. . energy and my all. i have been in philly for the last three years of my career. vp harris: you know, sadly, only 1% of teachers in public schools . are >> a black man >> it's a little bit less, actually. vp harris: and the statistics are if a black child has a black teacher by the end of third grade, they are 13% more likely to go to college even. if they have had two black teachers by the end of third grade, something like 30% are likely. part of my focus and agenda is what we've got to do to create incentives, which really are not necessarily incentives in terms of the well but also, we don't pay teachers enough. student loan debt is an issue. thinking about how we create incentives to recruit and retain more black men as teachers, because we now the benefit to overall society, and in par

camden field, camden yards in baltimore kicks off a renaissance of baball stadium building where all of a sudden the stadiums are new, but they're made to seem old. the design of all the so many stayed almost, almost every single stadium, with the exception of one that's been built since 1992, when camden yards kicked off. this trend has been completely new, but it's been meant to seem old timey. all of these new stadiums also take our put right in the heart of downtowns. right. so there's a kind of downtown rejuvenation been happening since the 1990s. does this make sense? what i'm saying is that like baseball, where they put stadiums has mirrored urban development and where cities and cities have sprung up and shape. right. it's it's symbolic we've gone from the city to the suburbs back to the city again. so that. makes sense. one last thing before we finish on the day, which what is the what is story of baseball now? it is well, according to two short readings that i gave by mahler and dormouse, they identify a few aspects that baseball has had to worry about in the past 10 to 20

will: is this cam camden right here? pete: how we doing? >> baseball the is such a fun sport. good at it. , yeah. rachel: how much time do you devote the baseball in a week? >> i practice, like, a lot. pete: yankees or dodgers? >> yankees. pete: is that everybody? >> no. [laughter] rachel: you're for the dodgers? >> yeah, i'm for the dodgers. pete: okay. will: why? you jumped out here, i'm not with these guys, i'm on my man. >> i'm a philliess fan. pete: bipartisan. we're 2007 to take some swings. coach, what's the key? >> the key. foundation, you start from the lower half up. you want to be in a good, balanced position when you set up. you want your hands to be good location, preferably right above your back shoulder. when you load and get ready to attack the ball, you want to make sure you get your hands going back towards the catcher, and just gotta go out there with tenacity, looking to inflict some damage. rachel: ready to do it. pete: as i it would them earlier, my swing has been compared to ken griffey jr.'s -- will: that's what popped into my head. pete: we'll see what

couple points in each one of these byron new york times talks about pennsylvania and based on the 2024 camdene keystone state is a cornerstone of democrat's so called blue wall according to nate silver's 2024 forecast the candidate who wins pennsylvania wins the election 90% of the time. pennsylvania is a state of contrast from the philadelphia mega opulous to old industrial cities large swats of and lash a battle ground rural polarization is starkest in pennsylvania where we did the interview with vice-president kamala harris. a lot of focus there. >> trump people are feeling more confident about pennsylvania right now provided they can win georgia and north carolinas which are kind of threshold states to even fight out in pennsylvania. i think harris made a mistake not going to the al smith dinner. in 2020 catholics were 25% of the electorate. joe biden won 52/47 but recent polls i've seen show trump ahead among catholics 52/47. so bad idea not to go to that dinner. on the other hand, one more thing about michigan, just listened to kamala harris's speech to uaw workers in lansing and she's

patron, and is the is the uncle of charles cornwallis, who will be gates is a nemesis of the battle of camden and the decades down the road. this is like a pattern you see throughout gates in his early life. is that he recognizes that a somebody somebody a pretty middling background if he is going to advance within the british military establishing it's going to be through establishing connections through the more influential patrons people who have more power and influence than he does. and so one of his earliest relationships to build this build this connection with cornwallis which allows him allows some military advancement early on in nova scotia is going to serve father the looters war is to need his his his wife phillips who comes from a fairly well-to-do nova scotia family. you can see a miniature her on the right there on the screen that is in the villa belongs the new york historical society. and together they're going to have one son who the name robert who they call bob. he's promoted to captain, ends up being sent to fight in the french and indian war. he partakes in the braddock

they say he was last seen thursday in the area of trinidad drive and camden avenue. he's 66 years old and is considered at risk. chen was last seen wearing a black baseball cap, dark, long sleeve shirt, a tan or gray vest, blue pants, white shoes. police say he only speaks mandarin and has no id or phone. >> students, teachers, and members of the community are calling for more accountability from the school district as it deals with lead contamination. they held a rally at frank ogawa plaza in response to a report that found elevated levels of lead in the drinking water at roughly 40 of its schools. their demands include clean, lead, free water for all water and soil testing at all school sites and district property, and free blood testing. >> give us what our students deserve, which is a healthy learning environment so they can be the best students they can possibly be so they can thrive. that's what we're after. >> district officials say testing has been ongoing, but acknowledged that their efforts could have been better communicated. well, a hot day today and an e

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 th

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so in camden, in his own constituency. yeah. so they absolutely know the impact of it. get into that, which is fascinating. and the prime minister himself has been warning publicly in the papers this morning about the risk of tensions building here at home willjust bring people up to date with what's actually happened overnight. so israel carried out several strikes on the southern suburbs of beirut. our correspondent there said it's the worst night of attacks so far. there was a huge fireball. we showed some of the extraordinary images on the programme this morning over the skyline of beirut. and the israeli military had warned people in the southern suburbs to get out, which is, you know, it's something they do. they tell people, you know, it's essentially an attack is coming. but that attack seems to have been very serious. the idf, the israeli defence force says 30 rockets fired by hezbollah, seen as our government by a terror group, fell in northern israel. but benjamin netanyahu, the israeli prime minister, said no country in the world would accept an attack on it

. >> we have camden, the skull commander and leah is a fortnite trooper. >> take your mask off for theo they know what you really look like. >> are you of candy? >> brian: are you hanging up with your friends? you can stay up until midnight. >> going to parties, too. >> parties, midnight candy, what better? >> ainsley: we're going to a restaurant with all of our friends at 3:00 and then trick-or-treating in our neighborhood. good job, everybody. >> brian: see you tomorrow. >> happy halloween. >> bill: thank you, guys. let's get it rolling. philadelphia showdown happening this morning pitting musk and far

. >> we have camden, the skull commander and leah is a fortnite trooper. >> take your mask off for the cameras so they know what you really look like. >> are you of candy? >> brian: are you hanging up with your friends? you can stay up until midnight. >> going to parties, too. >> parties, midnight candy, what better? >> ainsley: we're going to a restaurant with all of our friends at 3:00 and then trick-or-treating in our neighborhood. good job, everybody. >> brian: see you tomorrow. >> happy halloween. >> bill: thank you, guys. let's get it rolling. philadelphia showdown happening this morning pitting musk and far left d.a. larry krasner. musk has ordered by a judge to attend a court hearing this morning over that $1 million lottery for voters trying to get them sign up and pledge their allegiance to first or second amendment. the question is whether he shows up. this from last night in green bay, wisconsin. >> response to joe and kamala have simple. you can't lead america if you don't love americans rick that's true. i call you the heart and soul of america. you are the heart and soul

we go back to the south bay where we did just hear about this crash on 17 at the camden avenue offrampwe're watching for any slowing. we don't see it, but that is an early start for activity in silicon valley. right here, right on schedule. we just see a little break tapping and that will continue to build for north 101 heading up toward oakland road. reason we know that's going to happen is because coming up through san martin and in through morgan hill, we see that volume of traffic building. there's some more slowing as folks travel up 101 in towards silicon valley that will be there in another 5 to 10 minutes. as far as more slowing on the sensors, meanwhile, getting toward the bay bridge and easy drive through the maze, a little slowing on the span itself. we should see those metering lights on in just a few minutes, but i did want to point out highway 37 more slowing out of vallejo highway four here is showing the build, but look. 242. we've seen these slower sensors over the last 20 minutes. they've continued to grow heading down through concord. so southbound two 42nd may have

the camden community center, emma prusch farm park and roosevelt community center.friendly. they're all open at 1:00 pm. they have water, free wi-fi, and outlets to charge your devices. there are other cities with cooling centers across the bay area. you should check with your city for the times and locations, and you can track the heat wave with the abc7 bay area app. you can follow the forecast with the same live doppler seven tools that our weather team uses and find tips to stay cool. >> president biden will be in the carolinas today surveying damage from the deadly hurricane helene. the president has been working to bring federal support to the areas most impacted by the storm. he'll be meeting with first responders and officials, but says he doesn't want to interrupt access to help in the area. the president will be taking an aerial tour of asheville. the city was hit hard by the storm. their water system is completely shut down. vice president harris is also planning to visit storm damaged areas. this week. and while the southeastern u.s. continues to recover

lastly a huge change camden yard in baltimore kicks off a renaissance of baseball stadiume building weren the stadiums are new but made to seem old. the design almost every single stadium with the exception of one has beenn built off this trend has been completely new butnt right on the heart of downtown. rejuvenation happening have it mirrored urban development. cities have a strong sprung up and taken shape it is symbolic. but going from the city to the suburbs back to the city again. does that make sense? cool. before we finish on the day what whatis story of baseball nowada? according to two short readings they identify a few aspects of baseball had to worry about in last 10 or 20 years. especiallyn ratings at the national television level are way, way down. the world series doesn't draws many eyeballs as it used to thought in close as the nfl playoff dropper i just saw the data on the first weekend of the nfl season perm average 20 million viewers per game. for the first game of the season. baseball could only dream of getting 20 million for the world series.e there's long been a wo

the camden community center, emma prusch farm park and roosevelt community center. roosevelt location is pet friendly and they all open at 1 p.m. they'll have water, free wi-fi and outlets for charging your devices. there are other cities, of course, with cooling centers across the bay area. you should check with your city for times and locations and track that heat wave with the abc seven bay area app. you can follow the forecast with the same live doppler seven tools that our weather team uses, and find tips to stay cool. >> president biden will be in the carolinas today surveying damage from the deadly hurricane helene. the president has been working to bring federal support to the areas most impacted by the storm. he'll be meeting with first responders and officials, but says he doesn't want to interrupt access to help in the area. the president will be taking an aerial tour of asheville. that city was hit hard by the storm. their water system is shut down. vice president harris is also planning to visit storm damaged areas this week. and while the southeastern

host: patricia in camden, new jersey. caller: good morning, america. c-span and i want you to know who i am so when i call. i mostly call about health care issues. i'm 68 and i'm an inner-city girl. i do want to speak to the mail and their struggle, but there is another elephant in the room. the small area of where i come from, in camden, new jersey, across the bridge from philadelphia, i think, and we never talk about it, even on c-span, hollywood, the music industry, the leaders, the politicians. all of this x-rated immorality that we see on cable, on regular tv now is making all of us struggle. our granddaughters and five year olds, she moves better than i ever could when i was a teenager. my son is 38 and i can tell that he is struggling internally with some kind of anger. he is a responsible parent and a good guy, but it is the immorality. hollywood, they have a big part they play. host: let me let richard reeves jump in on hollywood and culture. guest: it is obviously important. i think the question is what message we are sending through it about

host: patricia in camden, new jersey. caller: good morning, america.-span and i want you to know who i am so when i call. i mostly call about health care issues. i'm 68 and i'm an inner-city girl. i do want to speak to the mail and their struggle, but there is another elephant in the room. the small area of where i come from, in camden, new jersey, across the bridge from philadelphia, i think, and we never talk about it, even on c-span, hollywood, the music industry, the leaders, the politicians. all of this x-rated immorality that we see on cable, on regular tv >> we are going to leave this to hear from former members of congress on bipartisanship, hosted by nyu here on c-span. >> hello, everybody. i am a professor of politics and public policy here at nyu. i see some students in the audience. good to see you. i would like to welcome you to today's event. you have joined us here at nyu's kimball center. today we are joined by four distinguished former members of congress, two republicans and two democrats. we will talk about bipartisanship. our conver

severe delays on the northbound northern line between kennington and camden town.his morning, there is a bit of patchy rain, quite cloudy, that's the remnants of last night's system. but it is slowly starting to break up, the cloud, and we'll get some sunny spells. that's when we are likely to see more showers. they're not as heavy as yesterday, and we are unlikely to hear any thunder. temperatures today 17 celsius. then overnight, the cloud will start to move south again. still the potential for some showers mixed in there too. becoming quite breezy overnight, a northerly wind and a northerly flow. minimum tmperatures around 8 celsius. then for tomorrow, that cloud will start to shift away southwards. it's dragging in a northerly breeze, despite the sunshine, temperatures significantly chillier tomorrow with a maximum of 12 celsius. it's going to be a chilly night as well, thursday into friday. temperatures close to zero, some of us waking up to a frost on friday morning. but you can see largely dry towards the end of the week. that's it from me for now. do head o

partnership and a collaboration with campbell's and they're our neighbors in the philly area, we're in camdenis the right partnership and the right moment to really test this platform opportunity and it's worked out very well. >> i was going to say, give us an opportunity to bring some of the brands that may not traditionally warrant these kind of relationships to bear. you always think of goldfish and chunky as a good match, but this brings brands like spaghetti os or v8 that are a part of the strategic relationship and our whole portfolio can come to bear in the relationship that we've built. >> explain that. how does it sell more spaghetti-os and the consumer? >> when you think of this relationship, the most critical is understanding the fan base and the consumers that are relating with these franchises that are going to the game, watching them on tv and matching that up with the demographics of our brand, and as you might imagine, the campbell's portfolio very much aligns with fans that are attending, and so what we are able to do is create experiences for them both from a more traditiona

people like georgia gould, who was his, you know, the leader of camden council, a daughter of philip and so i think there will be a lot of pruning of the cabinet a year or two down the road. once these new ministers have sort of learned the ropes. >> but it'll be interesting to see how long keir starmer lasts. how do we think he's going to stay as leader of the labour party or not? because i've spoken to various people in the labour party and they think he's going to be out pretty soon. >> yes. i mean, our labour is the labour party more loyal to its leaders historically than the tories. >> yeah. i mean, it tends not to get rid of leaders in office and not much in opposition actually, whereas the conservatives the slightest. >> well , they did for tony blair >> well, they did for tony blair when he was still popular despite the iraqi war and the point is, and i've made this point is, and i've made this point before, is parties are unstable when a large percentage of them are new intake. i think over half of all labour mps only got in a few months. they'll be panicking. not only that,

although i did take a text message from alex camden who wanted me to send him a copy of the book, and did. host: this is ken bloch, the author of "disproven: my unbiased search for voter fraud in the trump campaign." it is a much longer title but if you want to pick it up, there it is. guest: thanks for having me this morning. host: we are going to speak with chad wolf, former president trump's immigration policy approvals, both policies could look like under harris administration. we will have that conversation when washington journal continues. announcer: attention middle and high so students across america. it's time to make your voice heard. this is your chance to create a documentary to inspire change, raise awareness and make an impact. your documentary should answer the question your message to the president, what issue is most important to you or your community? whether you are passionate about politics, the environment, or community stories, studentcam is your platform to share your message with the world. with 100,000 dollars in prizes including a grand prize of $5,000, this