while over in the men's draw common anti— murray is out of the cincinnati masters after losing tonightd, murray was unable to continue his run against the polish world number 12. murray is a two—time champion in cincinnati, but lost a tie—break in the first set before being broken late in the second, going out 706, six item three. formula 1's japanese grand prix is due to take place in october but has been cancelled due to the rising number of covid cases in the country. if one says the decision to cancel the grand prix was taken by the japanese government, with the revised calendar for the season to be revealed in the coming weeks. belgian cyclist yasmin phillips won wednesday's fifth stage of the vuelta e espana to claim his second stage victory at this year's race. phillipson won a sprint for the line, edging out fabiojakobsen to replace him in the greenjersey as the leader of the points application. the overnight leader, at intel eight was caught up in a crash near the end, and lost more than two minutes. the race leader is now frenchman ken emerson. that is all your spotify now. f

you have to act like it would be extravagant so the republican convention in cincinnati not too far from the louisville, my hometown and marilyn's hometown at that point so harlan goes to the gop convention in cincinnati with the goal of getting the nomination for president of the united states in 1876. for benjamin bristow. his good friend misterblaine . after a few ballots it became clear to harland that he wasn't going to be able to pull it off. and so on key rollcall, four or five times into the convention, harland wrote bristow delegates to the former governor of ohio. so you can imagine the rest of the story. it was not uncommon in those days for presidents to put their campaign managers on the supreme court and in fact abraham lincoln did that. and so in 1877 and the first year of thehayes administration , it was not benjamin bristow who was appointed to the supreme court but johnmarshall . and he served from 1877 to 1911. he was the only, the reason every law student knows john marshall harlan and justice were such when he was before the supreme court, over the senate judiciary c

so the republican commission in cincinnati, not far from louisville and harlan's hometown at that point. harlan goes the gop convention in cincinnati with the goal of giving the nomination for president united states in 1876 with benjamin briscoe his good friend mr. clean. became clear to harlan he wasn't to build pull it off. on eight key rollcall, four or five times into the convention harlan through the bristow delegate to the former governor of ohio. so you can imagine the rest of the story. it was not uncommon those days for them to put their campaign managers on supreme court. in fact abraham lincoln did that. in 1877 the first year of the hayes administration is not benjamin briscoe who was appointed john marshall. from 1877 to 1811 might say parenthetically justice in your search when he's on the senate judiciary committee was asked who is your favorite supreme court justice, john marshall harlan. interestingly enough his father named him john marshall after the most significant chief justice in american history. in the hopes his young son might in it going to the supreme court

cincinnati. murdoch did not just want to come up on the stage and receive his congratulations. he wanted to give something to the crowd. he wanted to give some performance, some recitation, some something. well, he asked read, he said write me a poem. why don't you write a poem about what had happened at cedar creek.why don't you write a poem about sheridan's ride. initially thomas buchanan reid's impulse was to tell him no. because the ride had been done to death. the midnight ride of paul revere such a famous epic palm in the annals of american literature. but murdoch continued to press him. he said i want you to write a poem about this event, sheridan's ride. and when you talk start to look at the relationship between this very famous shakespeare in actor, and phil sheridan, it is not that surprising. these two shared a relationship. phil shared and referred to murdoch, as a great friend. and this was a friendship that was not all that old by october 1864, it was not even a year old. the frien

at the end of october in cincinnati, ohio. so murdock told his friend that, on the night of october 31st, he was going to be honored for his work with the u.s. sanitary commission at pike's opera house in cincinnati. you see an image of pike's opera house in cincinnati. and murdock just didn't want to come out on the stage and receive his congratulations. he wanted to give something to the crowd. he wanted to give some performance, some recitation, something. he asked reed, he said, just write me a poem. why don't you write a poem about sheridan creek, why don't you write a poem about sheridan's ride. and initially reed's impulse was to tell him no. because the ride had been done to death. you think about the midnight ride of paul revere. such a very famous epic poem in the annals of american literature. but murdock continued to press it. he said, i want you to write a poem about this event, this event, sheridan's ride. and i think, when you start to look at the relationship between this very famous shakespearean actor and phi

and they were supposed to roll over the cincinnati reds. well, the reds win their pennant by nine games. nine games. and they have the highest one-loss percentage in baseball or it is not exceeded until the 1927 yankees, who ain't bad. okay? ain't bad, at all. and they -- their second-half season is amazing. they have a one-loss percentage of 712 in that second half. they are on fire going into the -- into the world series. and they -- and they are deep. where the white sox were shallow in a pitching staff, the reds are so strong, they can start five different guys in the first-five games in that -- in that -- of that 1919-world series. there is another myth, which is maybe not as important. but in -- in terms of, like, how difficult was it to -- to -- to garner information to construct histories of the back sox? and elliot asanoff writes that basically, there was a wall of silence. involving not only the black sox but the clean sox, you know, the honest players, the players who played against them. and everyone, for some reason, there was

you see an image there of pike's opera house in cincinnati? and murdoch just didn't want to come up on the stage and and receive his congratulation. he wanted to give. something to the craft he wanted to give some performance some recitation something. well he asked reed. he said just write me a poem. why don't you write a poem about what have happened at cedar creek? why don't you write a poem about? sheridan's ride and initially thomas buchanan reads impulse was to tell him no. because the ride had been done to death. think about the midnight ride of paul revere such a very famous epic poem in the annals of american. literature but murderdoc continued to press it. he said i want you to write a poem about this event this event sheridan's ride. and i think really when you start to look at the relationship between this very famous shakespearean actor and phil sheridan. it's really not all that surprising. these two guys shared an and murdock they had a relationship. i mean phil shared and referred to murdoch as a quote unquote great friend. and

the left hand is our class that yet another powerful opponent to reach the final of the cincinnati open. kathlyn the beating 5th feed, carlin, political by a straight set to her list of upsets the torment she earlier defeated was number 2 now meo faca and elliptic champion 1000000000 ventures and even tougher obstacle. a way to mon? well, the number one, ashley bar t heal strain in 2 strong 43 time major. when i enter the cover in reaching her 6 final be yes, party has one or 2 leading 39 matches this year. it's exciting. i felt like this week we've been able to build play pi better and better tennis throughout. and i think that was, that was going to be the challenge is allowing myself time to, to feel comfortable in the courts into now being a final here. and since is, is awesome, we get to play for big total, and that's what we little unhappy exit the for top down image for there, for in the man's semi final, at the cincinnati opened, he was beaten in 3 sets by russian rival, andrea, who bled. but was also upset about an encounter with a camera. many nathan take it away. i almost bro

on to tennis and the world number one ashleigh barty is through to the quarter—finals of the cincinnatihe year, the us open. barty made it through to the last eight in cincinnati by thrashing a former world number one, and double grand slam winner, victoria azarenka in straight sets. barty beat the number 1a seed 6—love, 6—2 injust over an hour. the reigning wimbledon champion will now face the french open champion barbora krejcikova. in the men's singles, russia's daniil medvedev remains on course for back—to—back masters series titles. the top seed, who won in toronto last week, is through to the quarter—finals in cincinnati after a straight sets victory over grigor dimitrov. medvedev won this battle of two former champions 6—3, 6—3. former player azeem rafiq has accused one of english cricket's leading county sides, yorkshire, of downplaying racism by calling him the victim of �*inappropriate behaviour�*. yorkshire have offered him their profound apologies after several of the allegations were upheld in an independent investigation. rafiq claimed last year that institutional racism a

you see an image of pike's opera house in cincinnati. and murdock just didn't want to come out on the stage and receive his congratulations. he wanted to give something to the crowd. he wanted to give some performance, some resitation, something why don't you write a poem, why don't you write a poem about sheridan creek, why don't you write a poem about sheridan's ride? and he said the impulse was to tell him no because the ride had been done to death. the midnight ride of paul revere, such an epic poem in the annals of american literature. but murdock continued to press it. he said i want you to write a poem about this event, this event, sheridan's ride. and i think, when you start to look at the relationship between this very famous shakespearean actor and phil sheridan, it's not all that surprising. these two guys, they had a relationship. i mean, this he referred to him as a quote/unquote friend. it was about a year old. the friendship between james murdock and phil sheridan began in november of 1863. when the actor, journeyed to ten

he went off to cincinnati and lifted and separated an awful lot. >> dave: yes, he did. the trade was a long time ago. 2-2. got him. watson gets him to chase down and in for strike three. out number one. >> javier: 2-2 slider down and in. just a devastating pitch whether you're right-handed or left-handed to try to cover. especially from that low third quarter arm ankle. now left on left facing joc pederson. >> dave: part of the reason i'm sure watson is in is the split between lefties and righties. not that he is not capable. but he is a different player against left-handed pitching. strike one to the former dodger. what was it? a couple of years with l.a. he had 36 home runs and every single one of them was against a right-hander. >> javier: yeah. >> dave: that one of the more remarkable things i ever heard of. not one against a lefty? not a single one? again, it's not like he is incapable of doing it. >> javier: real good pitch there. >> dave: i have to uncrumble my james hoye scouting report. now the strike zone is getting small again. >> javier: you may wonder why j

the singles event at the tokyo 0lympics but made a winning start, beating richard gasquet at the cincinnatithe tournament twice, eased into the second round with a 6—4, 6—4 victory. britain's dan evans is out, though, beaten by diego schwartzman. i thought i did well. i think i moved pretty well for my first singles match in a while, on the hard courts. certainly, a little bit more confidence in my movement than i did when i played him here a couple of years ago. it was the first match i'd played since i had, singles match, since i'd had the metal hip put in, so i was a bit apprehensive. and he... you know, he uses all of the angles on the court really well and makes you move a lot. so you need to move well against him and i did that tonight. heather watson is also through to the second round of the women's event. she won in three sets against belarusian aliaksandra sasnovich and plays world number one ash barty next. naomi 0saka broke down in tears at her first press conference since pulling out of the french open for mental health reasons. the four—time grand slam winner was threatened wi

with cincinnati open title history said when the over russian. and they were making him the 1st german champion as a tournament. it since was better in 1985. now his setting his 5, the on the us open and world number one, nobody joke of it in the pick semi final here. so one is the week that everybody's looking forward. so i think no luck will be back. these obviously going to be the favorite as well. but i think other guys are going to be in great shape and looking forward to the weekend, let's see how it goes. but it's the one week to go. i still have a lot of work ahead of me. i still have to find my rhythm in new york as well. and yeah, i'm looking forward to, to years of why ashley bar has once again to have and why she's the well, number one, they'll stream claim in the cincinnati open and in the dream run up the wildcard jill that's hackman. and the final party has now 15 titles this year, the most by any female to the 1st year to record for the match wins this year. full call has become the 1st male in new zealand to win squashes longest

number one, the australian claiming the cincinnati open ended the dream run of swiss wildcard jill. take men in the final party has now won 5 titles this year the most by any female on tour. she's also the 1st player to record 40 match wins this year. sweden's in a norquist has won the final major of the year. the women's open championships. she finished at 12 under par, one shot ahead of 3 players. norquist has not won 3 majors. while the final round of the pga tour event in new jersey has been delayed until monday because of hurricane on re world number one, john rom heads inch around 4 as co leader alongside australian cameron smith, who carted assigning 11 under par 60 on day 3 in boxing legend mandy pac y'all is hinted at retirement. he lost through your dentist august in the w. b. a welterweight title fight in the u. s. state of las vegas, nevada pac. y'all made his come back after 2 years out of the ring. the 42 year old last in the distance, but lost in the unanimous points decision. in the future, you may not see mighty bug again to the fight in the ring. i don't know, but

the fortune grandson campaign has struggled with depression in recent years ahead of the cincinnati masters. she answered some questions on mental health and suggested instead of play as being fine to fist giving media conferences. they should perhaps be allowed to take sick days. it was the following question that seemed to upset her. you're not crazy about dealing with with, with us, especially in this format. yet you have a lot of outside interests that are, that are served by having a media platform. i guess my question is, how do you balance the 2? i can't really help that there are some things that i tweak or some things that i say that kind of create a lot of news articles or things like that. i'm not really sure how to balance it to like i'm figuring it out at the same time as you are, i would say a head of the men, solomon and cincinnati, stefano fits the past, says he won't get the code with 900 vaccine unless it becomes compulsory, the a t p has publicly encouraged players to get the job. roger federer and rob found a dial have had it, but well, no one joke has declined to talk a

man, god, number 3, stephanie fits. apostle for playing cincinnati and says he won't get the code 900 vaccine unless it becomes compulsory. the a t p t o has publicly encouraged players to get the job or just federal and ra founded have had it was number one, never joke, which has declined to talk about his vaccination status. and clearly, several others have reservations, including no one has made it a mandatory thing to be vaccinated. so far. i mean at some point i will have to like, i'm pretty sure about it. but so far it hasn't been mandatory to convey. so i haven't, i haven't done it. no. of course yes. or thirty's and families have introduced new rules requiring fans to our mosque that large outdoor sporting events that includes baseball and nfl games which attract more than $10000.00 people. everyone got regardless of their vaccination faces and the world's talk, go for john. rob is convinced he didn't have coded 19 despite a positive test, forcing him to mr. take your lympics. the spanish 2 did half the virus in june, says he had several negative results ahead of the games, fo

champion belinda unhappy exhibit for top see done image of the death in the men semi final at the cincinnati opened . he was beaten in 3 sets by a russian rival and left, but was also upset about an encounter with a camera. okay sir, i need to take it away, almost broke my hands, but almost break my head away. it's take it away to be just the place. i almost broke my hand, but i almost him, but he doesn't see. so wild gulf war number one, don rama is facing a challenge on more than one front in his quest for the northern trust title and the u. s. hispanic. that will have to wait another day for the final round in jersey city. the storm, it's been delayed that because of hurricane whirlwind round by australian camera smith means that he's joined rama at the top of the lead the board with just one shot shy of shooting a $59.00 off the firing 11 varieties. yeah. elizabeth champion, elaine thompson has run the 2nd fastest women's 100 meters of old time at the eugene diamond. they meet on saturday, the jamaicans for into blaze to victory in 10.54 seconds ahead of patrick shelley and fraser price.

i went into their brand management program at their headquarters in cincinnati.and after that? chris: after that i went to harvard business school and got my mba, and after that i went into consulting for a few years. david: but you spent a lot of time in the food world. after pepsi, you were at kraft. is that right? chris: that's right. david: was there something about food that appealed to you? chris: i would say i love being in consumer industries. for me, what i find energizing is having a tangible product that i can see, touch, feel, etc. and also one that people can relate to. when i say i work at pepsi or i work at kraft or i work at mcdonald's, immediately you can have a conversation with people. the fun thing for me in my current job, you know, no matter where i am in the world, people have an opinion about mcdonald's and want to talk to you about mcdonald's. it makes the job fun. david: you came here in what year? chris: i was here in 2015. david: and then you rose up pretty quickly to become the head of americas. chris: that's right. david: then in 201

the opening event of the us open is under way in cincinnati, and the...n two weeks ago. he is through to the second round now after a straight sets victory over argentina's federico delbonis. sinner coming through 6—2, 7—5. in the women's draw two—time wimbledon champion petra kvitova is through to round two. the number 11 seed from the czech republic knocked out the czech republic knocked out the 2019 cincinnati champion madison keys in straight sets. petra kvitova three 700 56—4 to claim only the second victory in six matches for her. stage four of the vuelta e espana gets under way later, and a bit of a surprise in spain after stage three. estonian veteran rate marinate winning on monday, the 34—year—old resting the leadersjoseph monday, the 34—year—old resting the leaders joseph from defending the leadersjoseph from defending champion primoz roglic. he broke away from the 8—man leading pack, hitting the front with two 0k to go to win the second stage of his career in spain, one decade on from his first. rug which slips to third in the overall standing

her opening round much in cincinnati. the check play was given a good work out by american madison case before winning this 56 full in the men's tournament from well. number one and the murray won his opening counts up. murray is ranked a $115.00 days and have had several injury setbacks in the last few years. however, you showed good strength against frenchman rachelle. jessica here. murray, winning this one whole whole did well. pretty well for my 1st single nation a while on, on the hard courts there, i need a little bit more confidence in my movement than i did when i played him a couple years ago. the 1st match i played since i had that single match in the metal hip and so that the apprehensive in football at tammy abraham has officially signed for roma head of the new study season. abraham spent the last 2 years at chelsea but couldn't really establish himself in the starting 11. you also spent time out on loan with this 47000000 dollar movie, savish himself at a club at high hope, having recently appointed chosen m

tennis — and the world number one novak djokovic has pulled out of next week's cincinnati masters inking to complete a calendar grand slam in new york — says he's taking time to recover and recuperate after taking part in the olympics. meanwhile, andy murray, who was given a wildcard for cincinnati, has now been added to the main draw for the us open. flushing meadows is where murray won the first of his three grand slam singles titles back in 2012. he replaces the 2016 winner stan wawrinka, who's withdrawn through injury. the youngest and oldest player in the men's hundred combined to sensational effect as birmingham phoenix went top of the table courtesy of an emphatic 93—run victory over welsh fire at edgbaston. moeen ali, made a blistering 28—ball 59 which included three successive sixes. but even the captain was outshone by the baby of the competition. will smeed is tearing up the hundred atjust 19 years of age and he smoked an unbeaten 65 off 38 balls as phoenix smashed their way to the highest score in the tournament 184. so from the youngest to the eldest statesman in the hun

morgan tucker from outside cincinnati, ohio, tells me her son, zaydek, has always been an energetic kiddo he is running right into the middle of major league games. as any ted lasso fan knows -- look at the bottom left-hand side of your screen, that's not danny rojas. that's a 2-year-old superfan crashing the pitch. that's his mom, hot on his heels. this video racking up 8 million views. morgan tucker says her son, zaydek, was enjoying the f.c. cincy game in ohio, versus orlando. >> he was just hanging out with us, eat something popcorn, enjoyed it. >> reporter: zaydek wasn't thrilled when game play switched to the far end of the field. >> he went under the gate. i was like, oh, my god. i tried to grab his shirt. and i like missed. so then i had to hop over the gate. and my instinct was just to run out and get him. >> reporter: a photo journalist sam green capturing the breakaway on camera. the 2-year-old grinning ear-to-ear, even after mom caught up with him. >> he was laughing, laughing the whole time. >> reporter: what was going through your mind? >> honestly, the adrenaline was so muc

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>> i loved wkrp in cincinnati.one of the funniest things i've seen in my life. >> you're in charge of getting those turkeys. >> every thanksgiving, wherever i am in the world, somebody will bring up turkeys away. >> it's a classic. >> something just came out of the back of the helicopter. it's a dark object. oh, my god, eats a turkey. >> they're trying to do a special event for thanksgiving and they drop live turkeys out of a helicopter. >> i don't know how much longer, the crowd is running for their lives. >> turkeys are exploding all over the parking lot. >> i've never seen anything like this. i don't know how much longer i can hold my position here, johnny. the crowd -- >> no one knew it was going to become an iconic episode of television. >> people yell it to me at the airport. >> god as my witness -- >> as god is my witness. >> as god as my witness, i thought turkeys could fly. ♪ ♪ silenced or caged. ♪ bad things. ♪ ♪ ♪ it can only be set free. ♪ ♪ ♪ i want to make you yell. ♪ my auntie called me. she said unc

so general grant's horse was cincinnati. and he was a descendant of some of the greatest race horses at the time. he was renowned for his courage in battle and he was admired by people like abraham lincoln who wanted to ride him every time he visited grant in the field. cincinnati is the horse that is depicted in almost every statue where grant is mounted on horseback. including the statue that lies in front of our capital building in washington, d.c. now, i'm going to talk about mascots that were pretty much just animals that were appreciated for their companionship. they have played a very important function again in boosting morale. a lot of these men were far from home and we love our pets and they appreciated having animals that could provide companionship. in some instances, inspire them. so one animal, i'll start out with, is sally the hen. sally belonged to robert e. lee. she escaped from a shipment of poultry that was being sent to the confederate army in 1862. unfortunately for her, she ran into lee's tent. they hi

three in cincinnati.et past coco gauff and reach the third round. she is playing in her first tournament since withdrawing from the french open cited mental health issues. >> i have had a weird year. i think some of you guys know what happened to me this year. i feel like i have changed my mindset a lot. even if i lost i would have felt like i was a winner. there's so much stuff going on in the world. erin: don't forget tennis channels exclusive live coverage daily at 11:00 eastern. ♪ in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses and advanced cybersecurity to protect every device on it— all backed by a dedicated team, 24/7. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. comcast business powering possibilities. jonathan: equities lower this morning. from new york city, good morning,

coco gauff clinched her first win in cincinnati with a comfortable victory.ar-old closing it out after a 14 -- after a four hour rain delay to set up a second-round meeting with the rating u.s. open champion naomi osaka. jessica avenged her semifinal defeat the eventual champion in montreal. the new york native jumped out to an early lead and did not look back. her powerful full-court game taking full advantage of a poor performance from the italian. don't forget tennis channels exclusive live daily coverage of the western and southern open pits the air at 11:00 eastern. ♪ jonathan: equity futures a little bit softer this morning. with 30 minutes until the opening ballot, the counter -- until the opening bell, the countdown to the open starts right now. >> everything you need to get set for the start of u.s. trading. this is "bloomberg: the open" with jonathan ferro. ♪ jonathan: from new york we begin with the big issue. the outlook on a knife edge. >> gradual normalization. >> starting to see growth is beginning to slow down. >> some of the earlier fiscal st

cincinnati is the horse that's depicted in almost every statue where grant is mounted on horseback. including the statue that lies in front of our capital building in washington d. c.. now, i'm going to talk about mascots that were pretty much just animals that were appreciated for their companionship. and they have played a very important function again in boosting morale. lots of the men were far from home, and we love our parents and they appreciate having animals that can provide companionship and in some instances, inspired them. so, one animal, i'll start out with is sally the hen. sally belonged to robert e. lee. she escaped from a shipment of poultry that was being sent to the confederate army in 1862 and fortunately for her, she ran into lee's tent. they hit it off and almost every day thereafter, she would lay in egg under lee's bed. this relationship went on until unfortunately, the bell of the wilderness when there was a misunderstanding and nellie, unfortunately, ended up on the menu. lee was very upset about that. there were other animals are used as mascots as well. o

and it hangs at the cincinnati headquarters in washington d.c.. also known as anderson house.one general who is not mentioned nearly as much, who is jockeying for position. that is the ebony easier huntington. who writes to his friend alexander hamilton, and receives an appointment from john adams to serve as a brigadier general. so there are two of these, one at princeton here new jersey, and also one down at anderson house in d.c.. there are five key -- in philadelphia, and there are the taverns alcohol may have been involved. generals washington and hamilton, will meet with general -- . they needed a federalist who have experience in the south. because they were afraid that the french might attack the self. so he will come out from charleston for this meeting along with secretary of war james mchenry. they were there for five weeks, and hamilton breaks out these charts for regiments. he has organized how everything is going to work. platoons and companies and regiments and battalions. it is small so very organized. he's obsessive compulsive with detail. including designs fo

cincinnati-style chili. what is it? >> we do the spaghetti underneath and put the chili in.now, people calling in orders. >> reporter: there's something special around every corner of ohio and it's the people here who make it shine bright. >> "rise & shine," america. [ crowd chanting "rise and shine, america" ] >> reporter: guys, we have some buckeyes fresh from the buckeye state for you to try, but i got to warn you if you have more than one you might need a glass of water or milk because that peanut butter is no joke. enjoy, please. >> you know it firsthand. thank you. thank you for ending it our way. >> we see he didn't bring us any chili, though. didn't want to do that. >> always goes back to food when we do these "rise & shines." >>> let's say hello to lara spencer with her hands full this morning. >> good morning, good morning. so happy to see you all today and we have a lot to share with you. we're going to begin with two musical powerhouses reuniting, one last time. lady gaga and the wonderful tony bennett announcing they have a new album together, seven years after

finally after the war just a few years later, 1869, the cincinnati red stockings become the first team that is openly paid and not long after that, other club owners decide, we aren't going to have amateurs in the game any more. we're paying everyone. this is a commemorative print of that team that had an undefeated season in 1869. next now that we've got professional teams and soldiers after the war who are taking the game west ward, more and more people are playing and let's tack a look at those those folks are. this is a section we have on who is playing back in the 19th century. and just about everyone is, but the only people who are really being paid for it are white men on major league baseball teams. what we have here is an uncut sheet of baseball cards from the first year they were produced. tobacco companies would tuck in individual cards into their cigarette packages as a way of promoting not only their product but you could collect a number of packages and then submit it later for a nicer, bigger card. what is interesting about the washington baseball club cards here is that

it was donated around 1960 by john lawrence hamilton who went by laurie hamilton and hangs at cincinnati headquarters in washington, d.c. otherwise known as anderson house. one general who is not mentioned nearly as mention as jock exfor position is the second owner of our house ebenezer, jeddah's younger brother, huntington who writes to alexander hamilton and rightfully receives an appointment to serve of as a brigadier general in the war. this is a painting again by john trumble. there are two of these. up at princeton art museum here in new jersey and also one down at anderson house in d.c. there are five key weeks in philadelphia. probably spend at the famous city tavern i would imagine and alcohol may have been involved. november and december of 1798. generals washington and hamilton will meet with general charles pinkney. they needed a good federalist who had military experience from the south because they were afraid that the french might attack the south, whether it be savannah or charleston so he will come up from charleston for this meeting along with secretary of war james mc

so if cincinnati who brings -- and georgia all that can he handle in the sugar bowl, if they win those two games, cincinnati may not have ceiling, i think they got a real shot. >> we'll be watching. and thank you for the vandy shout out. new coach, a new day in nashville. new book is "out of the pocket." we'll be watching you and the guys up in the booth all season long on espn. kirk, great to see you. congrats on the book. >>> and that does it for us. stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. >>> hi there, i'm stephanie ruhle. we start with afghanistan. as we speak, president biden is preparing to meet with his national security team less than two hours from now. he will address the situation in afghanistan in public remarks early this afternoon. it comes amid frustratingly slovak evacuation process from kabul. the united states has the capacity to evacuate 9,000 people a day, but instead we've evacuated just 9,000 total in a week. that includes 350 americans who were flown out in the last 24 hours. but that is just a fraction of the 15,000 americans who may be stuck in afghani