alexander hamilton, to borrow a phrase, alexander hamilton american. alexander hamilton isn't just about massachusetts the way john adams might be for the weight virginian thomas jefferson. alexander hamilton doesn't have a singular loyalty to anyone state although he ends up coming to new york. he comes from abroad. he loves america as a whole. he tries to summon into existence, and so the key idea is union, join or die, national security, and if we don't create indivisible union, which is what washington is advocating in the early 1780s, and so is hamilton called the continental list. it will become the first eight federalist papers which are far more influential than anything that madison wrote like federalist ten, and then make a geostrategic argument if we can altogether and just we can have a huge mode called the atlantic ocean we won't need a big army. it will be hard for the old powers of europe to come along as we don't kill each other. we've got to get rid of -- making indivisible union like the union of scotland and england. britain had 10 m

ideas about hamilton.ybody, change my idea aboutng hamilton. instead my idea about hamilton and jefferson is going to be correspondence pretty but if you'd asked me at age 20, went to college together. i would say then if i was lucky enough to have a son i would name him jefferson. so good work. especially the younger jefferson. in such an idealism in terms of the world of the could be better. he is the architect about become a northwest ordinance that proposes insulate to ended slavery not just northwest but all western territory. any dreams of an america that is open to talent. is going to help smart kids that are not supported privilege to be able to rise because of their native ability and academic o aptitude. he inspires ordinary people with his belief in ordinary people. and for all of his impressive attributes, does not get the common man. it is little to stiffen hierarchy. and thomas jefferson from a geo- perspective, he says also silly things truthfully but woody's president, which is actually and

hamilton. hamilton was a treasury secretary.omit makes him with the most powerful people in the government. the federal government assumes we don't need a bank we need a currency we need a strong treasury, all the things hamilton wanted.ye and federal debt assumption so hamilton pretty much plays a jefferson and a brilliant madison like a guitar and gets all he wants. later there be another interesting exchange that jefferson pursuing his idea of a little simple federal tone a one story brick building, jefferson proposes we have a design contest. how democratic is this? the public submits the designs. jefferson proposes an picks is waiting design affect all share it. she thanks. he picks his own design basically which is probably submitted anonymously. what he does not realize is he takes it the hamilton and a washington he says no we are going with mine and left font. so i will bring it to a close by saying i think washington has many extraordinary legacies. when the important elections even at the local level and residing at t

year that hamilton has gone, ok, i will not get into this argument.o that. he had to stand his ground and he did. it was unfortunate it was that seth a fast part of the track in the 180 mph was the collation of the car, absolutely in pieces. for me, it was absolutely in pieces. for me, it was a racing incident.— a racing incident. moving forward, how do you _ a racing incident. moving forward, how do you see — a racing incident. moving forward, how do you see that _ a racing incident. moving forward, how do you see that relationship l how do you see that relationship playing out now?— how do you see that relationship playing out now? outcome it's going to be fine moving _ playing out now? outcome it's going to be fine moving forward. _ playing out now? outcome it's going to be fine moving forward. i- playing out now? outcome it's going to be fine moving forward. i mean, l to be fine moving forward. i mean, come on. i think it's going to be prickly. i think they do have respect for each other, and i think there were a lot of emotions and yesterday's co

hamilton through.tands, film stars in the pits, lewis hamilton crossing the line in first, a hollow victory, claimed verstappen�*s team. spectators leaving may still be discussing what happened on the first lap, but the outcome of this race has dramatically changed the dynamic of the championship, in lewis hamilton's favour. joe wilson, bbc news, silverstone. red bull obviously unhappy with what happened. in the last hour, max verstappen has tweeted this... after the race, lewis hamilton gave his take on what happened. ican i can see he was not going to concede. and so anyways he cut across me and we collided. and i was quite frustrated that we have to give space for one another. but anyways... so i knew i had the penalty and i was like i am going to give it everything for the team and for the fans here and we will see where we get and just never gave up. a day to remember for lewis hamilton. the same can be said for collin morikawa. he is the open champion after a bogey—free final round 66 saw him fin

hamilton through.continue to comment on social media. verstappen said it was unsportsmanlike. hamilton maintained that he will always raise hard but fair. spectators leaving may still be discussing what happened on the first lap, but the outcome of this race has dramatically changed the dynamic of the championship in lewis hamilton�*s favour. joe wilson, bbc news, silverstone. the young american collin morakawa has won golf�*s open championship by two shots, comfortably holding off his rivals with a faultless final round at royal st george�*s in kent. our correspondent andy swiss reports. debuts just don�*t get any better. most golfers spend their entire career trying to win the open, but collin morakawa proved he is not most golfers. he began the day behind low use stays on. this is spectacular- _ behind low use stays on. this is spectacular. this _ behind low use stays on. this is spectacular. this is _ behind low use stays on. this isj spectacular. this is spectacular. behind low use stays on. this

but there was controversy after a crash between hamilton and main title, rival max for stop and left. the red bull driver in hospital leading the driver's standings and looking to turn the street on an increasingly unsure looking lewis hamilton mac switched up and started on pole in silver then. but he didn't even complete a lap. the rivals collated as the entered cops corner, and the impact pitched pushed up into a spin that saw him later take him to hospital for precautionary tests. despite the sporting applause, as he was helped from his car read bill where incense calling hamilton's move. dangerous, desperate and unacceptable. hamilton received a 10 2nd penalty when the race restarted, but cheered on by a pack and rook his home crowed. the britain, hunted, don't, race leader shower the clare, and eventually over, hold him with 2 lots to go. that's the most ranks of locals healed a record, extending a british drawn free victory the best best crowd a home crowd is the best people . when we go, after beginning the day $33.00 points off the pace, hamilton is no, only 8 behind, pushed

this happens british grand prix ends after a 1st lap collision with louis hamilton. ah hello, i'm a liberal 100 chancellor and michael has been visiting parts of western germany hits by devastating floods which kills more than 150 people. merkel discard the damage and the real and terrifying but says germany can afford to deal with the dissolved them. she promised financial aid for those who have lost their homes, livelihood, and loved ones. the skies had cleared by the time angle. americans came to meet emergency crews and survivors in the small southwestern town of shield. time were torn apart when the swollen river swept through, leaving the town in ruins. as a 2nd, it's shocking. the german language hardly has words to describe the devastation that has been roll on. but it is incredibly reassuring to see how people come together and help each other out. the solidarity they have, if it does, but some residents angry that the clean up if it was delayed, when parts of shields were cord and off for the chancellor visits are off. and we need hope, what good is merkel

a triumphant max verstappen leaves hamilton trailing in his wake.te in front of their home crowd. after victory in rome, the england men's squad has returned home to prepare for their first euros semi—final in 25 years. and brollies up, match abandoned at bristol, denying england a reply to sri lanka in their third one day international. hello and welcome to sportsday, welcome to the programme. lewis hamilton has a great deal of work to do if he wants a record eighth drivers world championship. red bull rival max verstappen has won his third grand prix in a row and is now 32 points ahead of hamilton as andy swiss reports. so, how is this for warm up back to? the austrian national anthem heavy metal style. as it turned out, following max was the order of the day, the championship leader charging into the distance while others were behind him and british started second but this earned him a time penalty and he was then passed by lewis hamilton. hamilton student had his own problems, damaging the floor of his car and his title hopes he slipped back to

and i can see red bull are not happy with hamilton.l be ongoing. you can follow that on the bbc sport website and i will have more for you later. back to you, ben. as the pandemic—hit school year draws to a close this week for the summer holidays, bbc research has shown a sharp rise in the number of children being home—educated. more than 40,000 children were newly—registered with their council as being home—schooled between september last year and this april, that's a 75% increase in registrations compared with the average in the previous two years. 0ur education correspondent, elaine dunkley, reports. for naomi and her son zion, the pandemic has led to some life—changing decisions. the first lockdown gave this family in manchester the chance to experience learning at home. they've now decided to formally opt out of school and home—educate. last week we were doing your human rights. naomi had concerns about the curriculum, and says her son's culture and rastafarian identity was not recognised in school. the teacher even approached me

and in formula one must 1st stop and british from pre ends after a 1st lap collision with louis hamilton. the britain wins a controversial home victory as the rivalry itself. ah, i am pablo foliage. welcome to the program chancellor angler michael has been visiting parts of western germany have by the devastating flooding which has killed more than 150 people. the chancellor described the damage as surreal and terrifying but medical said germany can afford to deal with a disaster and she pledged rapid financial help for those who lost homes, livelihoods, and loved ones. the skies had cleared by the time angle. americans came to me to emergency crews and survivors in the small southwestern town of shoals, homes were torn apart when the swollen river swept through, leaving the town in ruins. as is a 2nd, it's shocking. the german language hardly has words to describe the devastation that has been wrong. but it is incredibly reassuring to see how people come together and help each other out. the solidarity they have, it does, but some residence angry that the clean up effort was delayed whe

lewis hamilton chased max verstappen all the way today and crossed the line 1.4 seconds back.ritish grand prix from second on the grid. identity if i over delivered power or what, identity if i over delivered power orwhat, but identity if i over delivered power or what, but it is frustrating. but after that, or what, but it is frustrating. but afterthat, i or what, but it is frustrating. but after that, i couldn't get close after that, i couldn't get close after that, i couldn't get close after that and he was too fast. but we live to fight another day and it is exciting and we did a greatjob trying something new and we go into tomorrow and hope tomorrow is a better day. next to a fantastic challenge cup final, which was exactly what rugby league needed after all its covid challenges. the reigning super league champions, st helen's, have ended their 13 year wait for the trophy after beating castleford 26—12 at wembley. joe lynskey reports. 115,000 brought the noise from the north. after so long in the silence for rugby league, it means so much. this is the sport's showpiece ma

hamilton similarly not — young kids watching. hamilton similarly not size _ young kids watching.t size by being - young kids watching. hamilton l similarly not size by being booed young kids watching. hamilton - similarly not size by being booed by max verstappen fans today. south africa beating the british and irish lions by 27—9 and at the second test match in cape town. second—half tries secured the victory, leaving the series increasingly poised at 1-1 the series increasingly poised at 1—1 going into the deciding test next saturday. pakistan had beating the west indies by seven runs in their second t20 international in guyana. west indies made 157—8 from their 20 overs. guyana. west indies made 157—8 from their20 overs. ? nicholas guyana. west indies made 157—8 from their 20 overs. ? nicholas pooran, top scoring with 62. pakistan lead the four match series one nil. that is all the spot for now. president erdogan has visited southern turkey to inspect efforts to fight dozens of wildfires that have now killed six people. he pledged financial support for the affected areas, and

hamilton through.lson, bbc news, silverstone. this year�*s open golf champoinship has been won by the young american — colin morikawa. he held his nerve on the final round to overtake long time leader louis oosthuizen and hold—off his rivals. our correspondent andy swiss has been watching for us at royal st george�*s in kent. yes, lizzie, what drama we�*ve had here, and what a day for colin morikawa. in the last few minutes, he has clinched victory on the 18th green in front of thousands of fans, a terrific moment for the 24—year—old american who was making his debut here at the open, but has played like a seasoned campaigner, and you could see just what it meant to him. remember, we began the day with louis oosthuiizen leading, but he was soon overtaken by morikawa, who produced a stunning run of birdies. in fact, who produced a stunning run of birdies. infact, at who produced a stunning run of birdies. in fact, at the halfway point, he led by four shots, and we thought we were looking at a victory pr

the dutchman's fans booed hamilton loudly afterwards.e in any other sport because it's just not in my character, but of course i want one team to win more than others, but i have seen that it, we have grown up around it, we know what it is, but... we do have to be so careful with our words, particularly as there are young kids watching. and before we go... a special part of any olympic journey, is when you finally arrive home to be greeted by your loved ones. and if there were gold medals for hugs, they'd surely go to helen glover's 3 little ones. the two—time olympic champion was rowing at her final olympics and although she narrowly missed out on a medal, her remarkable comeback to get to tokyo, has been inspirational and at the end of it all, there's no place like home. they will be delighted to have her back. that's all we have time for, have a very good night, goodbye. hello there. lighter wind today but quite a lot of cloud around and some nuisance showers as well. some of the showers have been heavy and thundery. look at this thre

but where does it leave lewis hamilton?till basking in their rome result, england men have flown home to prepare for their first euros semifinal in 25 years. and the weather in bristol scuppers england's chances of a third one day international victory against sri lanka. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm jane dougall. welcome to the programme. we start with formula one, where current world champion lewis hamilton is trailing in the wake of this man. max verstappen has won his third grand prix in a row and is now 32 points ahead of the seven time champion. our sports news correspondent andy swiss watched the austrian grand prix. so, how was this fella a warm up act? �* , . so, how was this fella a warm up act? ~ , ., ., ., ., ., act? the austrian national anthem, heavy metal— act? the austrian national anthem, heavy metal style. _ act? the austrian national anthem, heavy metal style. follow - act? the austrian national anthem, heavy metal style. follow that, - heavy metal style. follow that, fellers! figs heavy metal style.

hamilton through.nship in lewis hamilton�*s favour. joe wilson, bbc news, silverstone. the american golfer has won the open in cans. he finished on 15 under par, two shots ahead of his fellow countrymen. at 24—year—old who won his first major on his us pga championship debut last year becomes the first open debutante to win since ben curtis did so in the 2003. the comedian and television presenter has died at the age of 81, he was a staple of light entertainment in the 1970s and 80s. his family said he had been living with parkinson�*s for over a decade. the mother in law, the dog, the captain of the budget, the goldfish, attempts... a brilliant comic and truejanja can adjust attempts... a brilliant comic and true janja can adjust some of the comments made today about tom o�*connor. burn in boodle, he started as a maths teacher but broke into the comedy wild after a stint in working men�*s clubs. he rose to fame on the tv show opportunity knocks, which he won three times and went on to present a host o

but there was controversy after a crash between hamilton and main title. rival max 1st toppa left the red bull driver in hospital leaving the driver's standings and looking to turn the street on an increasingly unsure looking lewis hamilton mac switched up and started on poland . syllabus then, but he didn't even complete a lap. the rivals collated as the entered cops corner, and the impact pitched pushed up and into a spin that saw him later take him to the hospital for precautionary tests. despite the sporting applause, as he was helped from his car, red bill where incense calling hamilton's move dangerous, desperate and unacceptable. hamilton received a 10 2nd penalty when the race restarted, but cheered on by a pipe and rook his home crowed. the britain hunted, don't race leader sharla clair and eventually over, hold him with 2 lamps to go as the most ranks of locals hailed a record extending a pretty strong pre victory. the bad crowd, a home crowd is a bit. thank you. people. when we got to beginning the day, $33.00 points off the pace, hamilton is no, only 8 behind, pushed up an

lewis hamilton, good morning. good morninu. lewis hamilton, good morning., good morning. good morning. you're making _ lewis hamilton, good morning. good morning. you're making a _ lewis hamilton, good morning. good morning. you're making a very - morning. you're making a very secial morning. you're making a very special announcement, - morning. you're making a very special announcement, you - morning. you're making a very| special announcement, you are working on this for a very long time. , ., ., ., , time. the beginning of a “ourney ”ushin time. the beginning of a “ourney pushing mi time. the beginning of a “ourney pushing for change h time. the beginning of a “ourney pushing for change in h time. the beginning of a journey pushing for change in my - time. the beginning of a journey l pushing for change in my industry. where it really stems from is i thought that meat be in this poor and we thought as a family us making it to the sport would break the mould and it would open up doors and pathways to other new young black talent. when i ask why there is s

but with an expectant crowd of around 100,000 packed into silverstone, all eyes were on lewis hamilton friday, hamilton was at the front of the grid, but as has been the case for much of the season, the red bull of max verstappen has been that little bit quicker. the dutchman stormed out of the blocks as he seized the early advantage. how crucial would that prove to be? 17 fast and furious lapsley ahead, with sergio perez first to feel the frantic nature. after spinning out of control, he somehow stayed in contention. hamilton has enjoyed a difficult campaign so far, but the 17 times world champion couldn�*t catches nearest rival. the new experiment to bring more excitement to race weekends ends in familiar fashion, with max verstappen taking his consecutive podium and. (tx vt) next to a fantastic challenge cup final — which was exactly what rugby league needed after all it�*s covid challenges. the reigning super league champions, st helen�*s, have ended their 13—year wait for the trophy after beating castleford 26—12 at wembley. joe lynskey reports: 45,000 115,000 brought the noise fr

moving on to sports now, and louis hamilton has won the british grand prix after a thrilling race in front of $140000.00 and fans at silver stone. the brit sealed a record extending a win on his home turf. but there was controversy after a crash between hamilton and his main rival mac 1st stopped and left the dutch driver in the hospital leading the driver's standings and looking to turn the street on an increasingly unsure looking lewis hamilton mac switched up and started on pole in silver's then, but he didn't even complete a lap. the rivals collided as the entered cops corner, and the impact pitched 1st up into a spin that saw him later taken to the hospital for precautionary tests. despite the sporting applause, as he was helped from his car. red bill where incense calling hamilton's move. dangerous, desperate and unacceptable. hamilton received a 10 2nd penalty when the race restarted, but cheered on by a packed and rock, his home crowed. the britain, hunted, don't race leader sharla clare. and eventually over, hold him with 2 lamps to go. as the most ranks of locals healed a r

and in formula one for stephens, british gram pre ends after our 1st black collision with louis hamilton. ah, i'm see me so much. that's good to have you with us. for days after torrential rains trigger deadly floods in germany, survivors have turned to the daunting task of rebuilding. but with emergency services still busy looking for bodies and securing vital infrastructure. many residents are left to seek help from volunteers, son, sausages, and fear. it looks like a village fate, but it's not what it seems. they. there's just a break time for the volunteers organizing an arduous relief effort. now that the flood water has subsided. solidarity is the one thing on everyone's mind right now and getting people who are being affected by the floods back on their feet as quickly as possible. people have traveled from nearby villages and further to get here to lend a helping hand with the clair rope over the weekend, around 200 color and football from descended on the region and being distributed around the affected areas. they've been helping locals by rolling up their sleeves to clear debo

then in a ram, move hamilton, let teammate voluntary boss us through who was deemed the foster of the 2 with 20 laps to go. the fin had to settle for 2nd though, while norris claimed 3rd ahead of hamilton. race leader mac smith, step in cruise to victory with a cushion of almost 800 seconds. but that was late drama, further down the grid as veteran pac kimmy, re can an answer. boston settled crashed on the final lap. but it was party time for the dutch friends who celebrated for stephens 4th when in 5 races. taking him $32.00 points clear at the top of the championship standings and in the tour de france. bon o'connor, one stage 9 of the tour but fell short of taking the yellow jersey. there's trillion rider conquered, the tough mountain finish in tea and is 2nd behind defending champion tad. there's a char in the overall standings, monday's arrest day at a stage 10 earlier last year's runner up. pretty much rutlidge had pulled out after falling well behind the bike races. main contenders. this pavilion had been struggling after he was hurt in a crash. earlier in the week. germany's a

but there was controversy after a crash between hamilton and main title, rival max 1st stop and left the red bull driver in hospital leading the driver's standings and looking to turn the street on an increasingly unsure looking lewis hamilton max for stop and started on pole in silver then, but he didn't even complete a lap. the rivals collated as the entered cops corner, and the impact pitched pushed up into a spin that saw him late to take him to the hospital for precautionary tests. despite the sporting applause as he was helped from his car, read bill where incense calling hamilton's move. dangerous, desperate and unacceptable. hamilton received a 10 2nd penalty when the race restarted, but cheered on by a packed and raucous home, crowed the britain, hunted, don't race leader shout claire. and eventually, over, hold him with 2 lamps to go. as the merced ranks of locals hailed a record extending a pretty strong pre victory. the best best crowd, a home crowd is the best thing. but when we go to the beginning, the day 33 points off the pace. hamilton is no, only 8 behind, pushed up

track and in formula one mac, the 1st stephens purchase from pre ends auto lap collision with with hamilton. ah. hello, i'm a little homage. johnson angler merkel has been visiting parts of western germany. hit hard by devastating studying which kills more than 150 people. merkel described the damaged as the real and terrifying, but says, germany can afford to deal with it this off the she promised a financial aid for those who have lost their homes, livelihoods, and loved ones. this guys had cleared by the time anglo merkel came to me to emergency crews and survivors in the small southwestern town of shield homes were torn apart when the swollen river swept through, leaving the town in ruins. as is a 2nd, it's shocking. the german language hardly has words to describe the devastation that has been wrong. but it is incredibly reassuring to see how people come together and help each other out. the solidarity they have, it does. but some residents are angry that the clean up if it was delayed, when parts of shields were cordoned off for the chancellor's visits are off and we need hope what fo

the then in a ram move hamilton, let teammate voluntary bosses through who was deemed the foster of the 2 with 20 laps to go. the fin had to settle for 2nd though, while norris claimed 3rd ahead of hamilton. race leader mac smith, step in cruise to victory with a cushion of almost 18 seconds. but that was late drama, further down the grid as the veteran pac kimmy rake, an unsurpassed and settled crashed on the final lap. but it was party time for the dutch friends who celebrated the stephens 4th when in 5 races. taking him 32 points clear at the top of the championship standings in the tour de france, bon o'connor when stage 9, but they'll short of taking the yellow jersey these drilling, writer conquered. today's tough mountain finished and a 2nd behind defending champion. tardy, bull gosh, shot in the overall standings. monday is a rest day ahead of stage 10. earlier last years. runner up. pretty much ro glitch had pulled out after falling well behind the main contenders. this lavine and had been struggling after he was hurt in a crash earlier in the week watching t w news. that's it

then in a ram, move hamilton, let teammate voluntary bosses through who was deemed the foster of the 2 with 20 laps to go. the fin had to settle for 2nd though, while norris claimed 3rd ahead of hamilton. race leader mac smith, step in cruise to victory with a cushion of almost 800 seconds. but that was late drama, further down the grid as veteran pac kimmy rake in an em. sebastian settle crashed on the final lap. but it was party time for the dutch friends who celebrated for stephens 4th when in 5 races. taking him $32.00 points clear at the top of the championships standings and in toward the funds. ben o'connor when stage 9, but fell short of taking the old jersey. these trillion rider conquered. today's tough mountain finish. it is in 2nd place behind defending champion, that april got shot in the overall standings. monday is arrested. i hate ahead of stage 10. earlier last year's runner up, pretty much ra glitch had pulled out after a falling well behind the main contenders, levine. ian had been struggling after he was hurt in a crash. earlier in the week. you're watching t w ne

hamilton. mrs. holkins, you're now recognized for five minutes to give an oral presentation on your testimony. >> good afternoon chairwoman waters, chairwoman beatty, chairman wagner and members of the house financial services committee on inclusion. business roundstable an association of over 230 ceos of america's leading companies working to promote a thriving u.s. economy and to expand opportunity for all americans. in my role, i am responsible for overseeing the racial equity and justice agenda. just a few months ago during one of the greatest tests on our democracy i was serving as judiciary council for congressman cicilliny. prior to that i was a senior litigation associate at a d.c. law firm representing community health centers and other safety net providers across the country. i joined business roundtable in april because i believe that the ceo he's commitments to ensure that business communities doing their part to solve the racial wealth gap is necessary and important. 2020 was a yea

it's called hamilton so it's talking specifically where hamilton had a lot of influence or where he was over the course of his life. but again, it's still kind of feeding in some of these misconceptions. another theory i had was tourism. and this kind of ties into a couple of different things location and marketing so location. lots of revoir sites are not located. close to major tourism areas in the south the exception of course is like charleston and savannah so i'm not trying to say that those aren't heavy tourist areas. but like for example the site 96 you have to want to go to 96 to go there. it is off the beaten path. it is not right off a major highway. so you have to want to get there. there's also the concept of marketing. it's that economic draw of a site that can influence how much money is spent on trying to attract people to visits because more visits equals. you know more money and therefore more well-known. so you've got sites like charleston and savannah. you've got williamsburg. you've got sites that have the ability to kind of market themselves and get people to show u

hamilton. mrs. holkins, you are now recognized for five minutes to give an oral presentation on youre testimony. >> good afternoon, chairwoman waters,st chairwoman beatty, chairwoman wagner, and members of the house financial services committee on diversity and e inclusion. thank you for the opportunity to testify today and for holding this hearing. business roundtable is an association of over 230 ceos of america's o leading companies working to promote a thriving u.s. economy andg to expand opportunity for all americans. in my role, i am responsible for overseeing the raciall equity ad justicey agenda. just a few months ago during one of the greatest tests on our democracy, i was serving as judiciary counsel for congressman david cicilline. prior to that, i wasdi a senior litigation associatess at a d.c law firm representing community health centers and other federl grantees andm safety net providerste across the country. i joined business roundtable in april because i believe that the ceosve

it is called hamilton. so bits his life. it is feeding into these misconceptions. another theory i have is tourism. this kind of ties into a couple of different things. location and marketing. so location. lots of rev war sites are not located close to major tourism areas in the south. the exception, of course, is like charleston and savannah so i'm not trying to say those aren't heavy tourist areas. for example, the site 96. you have to want to go to 96 to go there. it is off the beaten path. it is not right off a major highway. you have to want to get there. there is also the concept of marketing. the economic draw of a site that can influence how much money is spent to trying to attract people to visit. more visits equals more money and therefore more well known. so you have charleston and salve an, a williamsburg, you've got sites that have the ability to market themselves and get people to show up at the gates. these are just some theories i have based on research and experience. these are not tonight ones and i think we could easily have an entire conversatio

what it has triggered in some circumstances is racial abuse of lewis hamilton.ile sportsmen and sportswomen in britain who are black and they come to expect that if they make a come in inverted, a mistake, like missing a penalty, it will trigger in some sort of twisted logic, a reaction online which is racist. thanks for watching. hello. in response to the ongoing heat across the uk, the met office has now issued an extreme heat warning for parts of england and wales. it's the first time we've seen one of these warnings issued, but this part of our warnings only came into force from the 1st ofjune. it essentially indicates elevated temperatures both by day and by night. you can get more details on what that warning means and how it fits in with the other warnings you see as issued by taking a look on our website. certainly overnight, though, there will be a lot of heat hanging around across the uk with a core of it across england and wales. in some areas, for the bulk of the sleeping hours, temperatures will be setting close to 20 celsius. this is the weather pa

the reason that's happened is quite simply lewis hamilton.itive coronavirus case among athetes injapan preparing for the tokyo olympics. thai police have used force to break up large protests calling for the resignation of the prime minister. courtney bembridge reports. anger on the streets of bangkok was met by water cannons, rubber bullets and tear gas. the protesters were flouting a nationwide ban on public gatherings. thailand has also extended stay—at—home orders and the night—time curfew to three more provinces because of coronavirus. translation: i understand that the situation is not i getting any better. but we have to come out and show them that we are not happy about the measures imposed by the government. it's like they only wanted everything to stop at a standstill but they were not trying to fix anything. thailand is facing its worst wave of infections and it has overwhelmed hospitals, strained the economy and thrown tourism recovery plans in doubt. translation: the government has been poor at managing _ the situation, and if we

hamilton through.e. since then, hamilton has been the target of racist abuse on social media after his victory on sunday. his team mercedes, as well as formula i and the fia, have condemned the abuse, "in the strongest possible terms". they said in a statement, "these people have no place in our sport. "we urge that those responsible should be held accountable "for their actions." britain's mark cavendish says he will take a break before deciding on his future, after a successful tour de france. i spoke to him a short time ago cavendish won the green jersey for the first time in a decade and equalled the record for most stage wins at the tour, with 3a, although he was unsuccessful in beating the record on the champs—elysees yesterday. when we started in brittany three weeks ago i was just happy to be here, you know? it is the race i've dedicated my life too, it has given me the life that i have and i have so much respect for it and its history. just to be here one more time was big itself. and to win a

i think random factors are what lewis hamilton needs the season.eeds the season. thank you very much. joe- _ still to come, we hear why farah wants more to be done about online racism. to wants more to be done about online racism. ., , , , ., racism. to me, this is my home. social media _ racism. to me, this is my home. social media companies - racism. to me, this is my home. social media companies need . racism. to me, this is my home. social media companies need to| racism. to me, this is my home. i social media companies need to do racism. to me, this is my home. - social media companies need to do a lot more. they need to be held accountable. the final part of this weekend's stellar sporting line—up is rugby league's challenge cup final on saturday. castleford tigers and st helens will battle it out in front of a half—capacity crowd at wembley, trying to forge their own piece of history in the sport's show—piece event. joe lynskey looks ahead to the game. crowd scenes. crowd sings. this is the summer wembley sings again. now rugby league gets i

hamilton's supporters would pass it around. these are people who were loyal to hamilton. of the people involved with somebody who really cared about alexander hamilton. he was his second in the dual. -- duel. his children were trying to hunt this down. one of his sons would try to go to the house and be nice. he would say, why don't you turn over these documents? when that did not work, the other son came along and was very menacing and tough. that did not work. it took a long time. it was one of those stories where people were gossiping. how much of this is hamilton, how much of this is washington, washington had nothing to do with it himself. he was deceased at this point. washington did not claim authorship in the way that someone like kennedy did. it is an example that americans have always loved gossiping about presidents. even back in the 19th century. susan: john kennedy's success seems to have, according to your book, inspired nixon to publish his own. when did he publish it? craig: he published it in 1963. susan: we have a clip of nixon father in his lifetime tal

verstappen pipping hamilton at the pole ahead of the main race today.ith today's crowd set to take the number of spectators over the three days to more than 300,000, many more people across the country will be hoping that scenes like these will soon be a normality again. lydia campbell, bbc news. a man has been arrested for attempted kidnapping after a five—year—old boy was dragged into a car in broad daylight in new york city. he snatched the boy right in front of his mother and siblings as they were walking down the street in the queens district. a street camera filmed the moment the mother rescued her son by pulling him through the car window. the presenter and comedian tom 0'connor has died in hospital at the age of 81. we were poor but we were happy, weren't we? the days when you could go to somebody�*s ours and they would say, come in, help yourself and they had nothing. say, come in, help yourself and they had nothing. the liverpudlian found fame on the �*70s talent show opportunity knocks, and went on to star in the comedians, name that tune and

and what chance does lewis hamilton have? i chance does lewis hamilton have?. lewis has shown time and time again he is a master— shown time and time again he is a master at — shown time and time again he is a master at silverstone, and he absolutely feeds off the energy in the crowds. he did that on friday, put himself— the crowds. he did that on friday, put himself in pole position for the race _ put himself in pole position for the race it _ put himself in pole position for the race. it didn't quite go his way yesterday _ race. it didn't quite go his way yesterday. but he would be a brave person— yesterday. but he would be a brave person to _ yesterday. but he would be a brave person to bet against lewis at silverstone.— silverstone. and it will be a fantastic — silverstone. and it will be a fantastic day _ silverstone. and it will be a fantastic day for _ silverstone. and it will be a fantastic day for formula i silverstone. and it will be a fantastic day for formula 1 i silverstone. and it will be a - fantastic day for formula 1 fans at silverstone. good

the then in a ram move hamilton let teammate voluntary bosses through who was deemed the foster of the 2 with 20 laps to go. the fin had to settle for 2nd though, while norris claimed 3rd ahead of hamilton. race leader mac smith, step in cruise to victory with a cushion of almost 800 seconds. but there was late drama, further down the grid as veteran pac kimmy rake, an unsurpassed and settled crest on the final lap. but it was party time for the dutch friend who celebrated for stephens 4th when in 5 races. taking him 32 points clear at the top of the championship standings in the tour de france last year's runner up prima road which has pulled out after falling well behind the bike races. main contenders. this lenient had been struggling after he was heard in a crash earlier this week. he finished the later stage more than half an hour behind the race leader watching d. w. news up next world stories travels to dentist and look at how the resurgence of and taliban is undermining efforts to help vulnerable drugs. stay tuned for more news, the top of the our next. pfizer. thanks for watch

hamilton received a 10 second penalty because of a collision with his rival.to go to the hospital for. formula one and the governing body have condemned the abuse aimed at hamilton. >> what happened on the first lap was exciting, it was dangerous, it was dangerous, is controversial. all those things are elements of formula one. when you observe the collision, it's possible to have a great number of opinions and conclusions. what the authorities decided yesterday, that hamilton was at fault, but not hugely at fault because it was only 10 seconds, which allowed him to get back in the race and when it. so there are legitimate views that could stem from it. what has triggered in some circumstances is racial abuse. the wearying thing about this and depressingly familiar thing about this is that it is what we have almost come to expect. there are great number of high-profile and outstanding sports men and sports women in britain who are black, and they have come to expect that if they make a mistake, say they miss a penalty in a big match, it will trigger in some ki