but they're running out of room in the hamptons, and those leads of the hampton south hampton sag harbor, east hampton, m. against that they're pushing out into montauk surf lodge, preparing to turn people away, as hampton's summer ramps up. after a pandemic slow down the hampton or heating up again for this summer was sold out, hotels packed rentals, endless helicopters and sky high prices, and just about everything hotspot, surf, lodge. montauk is so worried about the crowds. they're asking people to please stay away. this is again, fatalism. everybody had to build their own castle higher their own army. if you're going to be from the police. of course, the liberal dates are all about the finding the police to satisfy their oligarchic masters at comcast. they're going to hire their own police force. and so they'll go to war with each other on east hampton beach or something like that. they'll be like, the baldwins militia will be scoring off against the pearlman's militia. and you know, some other may be carl icons, militia and, and steven spielberg militia will meet on hampton beach a

one day after's arrival butler sent to detention detachment of union soldiers to capture hampton. the confederates chose to burn part of the village rather than see it occupied, as they prepared to withdraw to eastern north carolina where contingency of confederate forces awaited them. that night however, three men who were in slaved, shepard mallory, frank baker and james townsend decided to make a daring move. knowing -- by the way this picture shows you what the hampton roads actually looks like with this little skiff, that these three men got on in the middle of the night, and knowing that of course if they stayed with colonel mallory that they would be taken far from their families who were in hampton, they planned their escape and they got aboard this little ship late in the night with a full moon and they rode their way across the treacherous hampton roads from schools point to fort men row, arriving in the early hours of the morning the next day may 24th. the men encountered a reconnaissance group from fort monroe whereupon they requested sanctuary. later that morning, the

you think about it hampton. the work that fred hampton was doing in chicago. working with, trying to work with the black rangers of the largest gang there. to figure out how to turn that gang into a purveyor of something really positive and uplifting in the black community. at the response coming out of the chicago pd and the fbiwas like , we have got to stop that little head from looking hooking upwith that blackbody . so it's the counterintelligence program. it's sending information to hampton to jeff for saying got hit out and the other has a hit out for you trying to take you out . to so distrust. and i think that the labeling of the panthers, not as this organization put in place to defend the black community from police violence, from the ravages of a system that just extracted resources from that community and put that community inharm's way . that you got this sense of let's take them as nefarious and violent and as a threat to the whitecommunity . and that will shrink their base. that will make them not viable. let's just put the incredible resources

the blocker reports from south hampton, deep in the basement of the hospital. medical researches have embarked on a world 1st to see what happens when those were already fully vaccinated. a given a 3rd dose, experts will observe over the course of the year, are expected to boost the job is protecting both younger and older adults from different variants of the virus will do this by monitoring the level of antibodies and participants blood. they're also study any harmful side effect. it's a natural next step to be doing a study where you're looking at the next scene. after we've kind of done the initial studies looking at the 1st day says we've got to move forward because we know there a variance that coming through and things like that. and we may need to be people's immunity to be able to protect them against areas. susan porters, one of nearly 3000 participants receiving a booster of one of 8 different vaccines, including a placebo meningitis job as a front line worker in charge of a dementia care home. she was one of the 1st people in the u. k to be fully va

i'll just 0 south hampton. i said i had here and i was 0. we got spoke coming out roughly on the shot fans with the big announcement details of break ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah. now the 1st crew to be sent to china is news space station has doctor visions or 12 mission arrived off the glass. you know from the g one launch center maybe 7 hours earlier, the 3 astronauts on board will stay for 3 months on the overtime laboratory. and as katrina, you reports, 11 more missions are planned. the next 18 months to complete its construction on a mission to set up their new home. that's how these 3 chinese astronauts describe their task on board. china's face station can cool mander in the heavenly comedy. the spacecraft lost it all from china's goal because it on thursday morning lord was described as a complete success by the country space agency. it's the 1st time china has sent astronauts into space in 5 years. and the longest man mission it's attempted to date. the crew members are led by new hi shown at 56. he's the oldest chinese astronaut to be s

the ball can, i'll just 0 south hampton. the 1st crew to be sent to china, the space station has dogged the sions who 12 vision arrived after blasting off from the region lot center nearly 7 hours earlier. the 3 astronauts on board will stay for 3 months on the orbiting laboratory. let's katrina you. reports 11 more missions of planned in the next year and a half to complete its construction on a mission to set up their new home. that's how these 3 chinese astronauts describe their task on board. china's 1st space station can mander in the heavenly comedy, the spacecraft loss at all from china's goal because it on thursday morning lord was described as a complete success by the country space agency. it's the 1st time china has sent astronauts into space in 5 years. and the longest man mission, it's attempted to date. the crew members are led by new i shrunk at 56. he's the oldest chinese fashion, ought to be sent to space. when media will a bathe, orders, and instructions, and to keep calm while carrying out admission. so yo

he did used to live here in the hampton roads area. he specifically spoke at a couple of different summer of flight presentations that were really well received. during his time as the director of the macarthur memorial in norfolk. he's a reviewer and contributor to the air force journal

so you tend to forget about yourself. >> alcindor: hampton says those feelings are common among blackn. >> many of them are single head of household primary caregivers. you may be working a couple of different jobs. and so their health is just not at the top of the list. they'll put their children first, their parents first. they'll put everyone else first. but as women, and probably you and i are testament to, we put everybody first. >> alcindor: over the past year, hayes juggled raising four kids with courses of chemo, a double mastectomy and radiation. tell me a little bit about the initial doctor saying you're too young for cancer, it's probably a cyst when you think about that now? >> if you tell your doctor something's wrong, they should automatically just assume you know your body. so they should just help you out. i mean, they shouldn't tell you like you're too young, this can't happen to you because clearly it can happen to you. >> alcindor: depending on a woman's family history and risk, current guidelines say all women should start mammograms between the ages of 40 and 50.

. >> alcdor: regina hampton is a surgeon and a co-founder of breast care for washington. >> it's notrmone responsive breast cancer. those who have a hormone responsive cancer can get a hormone type of treatment that they'll be on for five years. that helps to decrease their sk of developing another breast cancer. when you have a triple negative breast cancer, you're going get your treatment. could be surgery with chemotherapy, could be radiation, but then there's no type of triple negative pill that we can put people on to help keep that cancer away. >> how you doing, good to see you. >> alcindor: there was no pill for donna hayes. she was diagnosed with triple netive breast cancer last may when she was just 32 years old. black women are also more likely to develop breast cancer at a younger age. >> i started off with a lump in my chest, i ignored it. like anybody else, i didn't think i'm like, i'm 32. there's no way that this is cancer. my doctor told me you're too young for it to be cancer, so more likely it's a cyst. so i'll refer you to ultrasounds. so we got the ultrasound. the

check out this house in east hampton, new york.rent colors, and now this house is on sale. now the multi-colored wonder even features a little outside of the box thinking here. uneven floors, bumpy, packed earth, that's like what it's sitting on top of, along with poles for balance, it has windows that are way too high or low to see out of, no doors in some places, so it's really kind of like walking through an art studio. this could be yours for $975,000. >> ah. >> why? >> i love the marketing on this. everything sounded horrible that you just mentioned. >> yeah, no doors, doors, ceilings that are too high, too low, can't see out the window. yeah, here's $1 million. >> one man's undesirable home is another man's -- >> at least it's not a cookie cutter house. >> at least it's not. >>> this is something that has divided us here at "world news now." you know how companies can decide they can go to other countries and change their menu depending on the culture to mee the setting. right? so pizza hut, is it pizza hut? no, dominoes. let

tooth named digital schooner sally's shopping area, the 30000 horn bin plants to cool to building to hampton noise and absorb carbon dioxide in their 1st summer plant. so already feeling the heat they're part of an effort to counteract increasing heat waste in german cities. a consequence of climate change means to only be for 6 months. so there's still news. this applied by special irrigation system. all nearly 35 degrees. how's it running? 5 leaders a day for the tubs, and 15 leaders per square meter for the mission must. what's that red outage for us? and it's a malfunction in the out that supply will have to go to the basement and invented to us in the system, uses a lot of water farms. 1000 cubic meters a year. but it has enormous benefits. the city residence worth of that water gets turned into. cool. you notice that when you walk around, there are $20.00 to $4.00. near the facade, there are significantly cooler temperatures as well as humidity. so taken together, it's 5000 cubic meters of water that the people of dusseldorf get back through the system to come to unlock. and unlike the

. >> host: don is next out of hampton, virginia, good morning. >> caller: good morning. i'm so glad you're on. i have seen you on other shows and i totally agree with your thinking. i'm 80 years old and refuse to get the vaccine. i don't have any faith in it and its a rush thing and not fda approved and so many people in congress are not even taking it. i think the health care system is good in some aspects because i have medicare, and i am military, so i am well covered, but my doctor that i've had for 25 years believes in personal relationships with his patients and always stressed to me about natural immunity, which i have tried to do all my life, and eat right and he's always recommended vitamin d from 2,000 to 5,000. i am very healthy at 80 years old because i eat right. i eat the bad stuff, i eat the good stuff, but if people would build their own immunity system and eat right, you wouldn't worry about that. >> host: dawn, let dr. makary jump in. >> guest: even with the best natural immunity eating well people can be susceptible to the virus and the virus selective

already been running a free school a free school in hampton for free black folks before the war. so it's already sort of this infrastructure for education of a sort right among free black folks to educate other black folks and so that just sort of continues on during the period of emancipation and on right that there's already these sort of places where people are sort of creating schools and then you have people like charlotte fort in and here at jacobs who go to the south and help establish schools and help teach the schools, charlotte fortin. excuse me. you will remember she's the daughter of james horton. i'm sorry granddaughter of james fortin who was fought in the american revolution from philadelphia. she goes down as part of gideon's band in south carolina and rights of her experiences with the free children. she is shocked at the you know at the exuberant energy students bring to the classroom space at the capacity that they have and she's shocked because the the discourse right about enslaved people have been that they were not capable of learning right that they're not

award—winning stage play le pere the film is based, the father, for which zeller and christopher hamptonay oscar, does an impressive job of invoking anthony's fractured state of mind, with particular plaudits due to production designer peter francis�*s subtly shifting sets. who exactly am i? but it can also feel rather stagey and performative, packed with showy speeches and overplayed reactions more suited to the theatre than the cinema. personally i still think the best movie ever made about alzheimer's is natalie erika james�*s relic, a heartbreaking australian horror film that was completely ignored by oscar voters, but that deserves every award going. you can find relic on blu—ray or on streaming services like shudder, while the father is in cinemas now. the winner of the best international feature oscar at this year's academy awards was thomas vinterberg's another round, which opens in uk cinemas injuly. in the meantime, running against the wind, which was ethiopia's entry last year, is now available on digital platforms. the story follows two boys from a remote rural village whose

new hampton to school, then must have really will be headed below. mean, so really the believe lead. so me call as before, the by hoping, you know, it was always been very fishkill and 40. we cannot popping the risk of what's been happening on time and we can know, hoping and then i'll call my social. she's among the that doesn't mean that it's a large enough the sole source of dorm apollo the dom, because shifting sock myself up. oh so come in moon and sun hail. oh, that's so the denmark. gentleman was sick the night before the oil. let me go. no, no, no, and i'm going to go past all of the keys in the she steaming glass and then as soon as he can go to school with the living clothes paul, enough to know the soft mind that i should knock off thou anchor missouri is too boy gone then. oh, lazar alaya, a tailor gwinnett sc issues. eager the cattail bench for sale, a stone in the midst of boot, as a limp tingle for the v, a cornell mission for carla excited just about setting. i think i want to ship convenience. what we're going to happen to know would give us hope a fearless guy, but

he did used to live here in the hampton roads area. he specifically spoke at a couple of different summer of flight presentations that were really well received.

yes, this was about half a year after the police murder of fred hampton and mark clark in chicago. know if you would be shot, if you would be arrested, if you would be killed. juan: well, i think the lesson of this for us and and i think for activists today is that we were trying to negotiate with the lindsay administration, which is ostensibly a liberal republican in those days. there are not many liberal republicans today, but back then there were some. the question is to what degree did the mayor of the city control the police department? it became increasingly clear as we negotiated that he did not really control the police department and that the police department had a mind of its own and so we had to deal with the reality that even if we wanted to negotiate the lindsay administration did, the police department had other ideas. we had to take that into account in trying to figure out what to do at that stage once was for the message throughout the city and the country about the occupation and issues involved. so we chose at a certain point after getting a verbal commitment fr

i experimented with drugs and pennies hampton robins and neighborhood the out of the house on a block. and they've been dashing the car until i got caught. and i just sitting in the court now back on the street, this isn't a true. i'm here to bring hope. funny, don't you? it was me. you want to help look at the when i look and see, i thought image a myself, me ah, me. 2 2 when you come back into the community, regardless if you want to help people may not want to embrace you. forgiveness is a lot to a person and need to be forgiven. the new, the got, you know, we've got history in them when time you days and when to see the whispers in getting the shooting. and if you go to what my passing. i know he was me car dear. we were friends on his free inquiry growing up he definitely wanted to murder with, and it scared me to know that this guy killed his guys brother. and then it was hard talking to him and talking to him until they talked to one another. when he walks in and out, the name is i you know, thank you for minute i was like holl gimme a 2nd or something which i don't want to say

foreign ministry keys, the us of creating problems in the region, the media, lots and what i had the hampton on that and my see to the us still continues the wrong path. from the region, what we see today is not only the sanctions, but also following the wrong policy, as in previous administration is in regard with actions they carry out in the region. they don't recommend the us to correct it's part of the seat of creating tensions and problems for the people of the region. we recommend the us to correct at the party to create intentions and problems for the people of the region. and the regional nations decide for themselves without their interference, and what the us does is hurting the security of the region. the us itself will be one of the victim. hardy, infectious delta veterans of coven 19 is forcing governments to bring back tough restrictions. bangladesh is reported its highest number of daily deaths since the panoramic began tens of thousands of scrambling to leave the head of a nationwide locked down which begins on thursday. and denisia has reported its highest daily infection r

a 2020 report by the university of south hampton found if interventions in china were conducted one week earlier, cases could have been reduced by 66%. two weeks earlier, cases could have been reduced by 86%. and if interventions by china had been conducted three weeks earlier, cases could have been reduced by 95%. mounting evidence continues to indicate the c.c.p. intentionally hid information and lied about what it knew about the virus. additionally, world health organization director general tedros knowingly or willfully downplayed the chinese communist party's negligence and instead chose to cowher -- cower rather than stand up. i am angry about the loss of life, loss of livelihood and loss of future due to the c.c.p.'s covid-19 cover-up. we must get to the bottom of how it started and how they deceived the rest of the globe and that's what republicans have been working towards. house republicans have introduced numerous measures to hold the chinese communist party's malfeasance only to be dropped by democrats. this has not shaken our resolve. we will continue doing the people's busi

the tracker, the one off of long island just below shenecock bays and between hampton bay and south hamptoney come right up where we swim or no >> yes, we're all swimming with white sharks all the time. they come up to the beach. it's about what's going on in the area there's a lot of bait and whales are coming in off that the white sharks are dropping off their purpose -- pups underneath that. when you see the bait crowding against the beach, there's white sharks on that take a look at the system and know the ocean if you see a lot of life, you don't want to swim out to that quieter section of the beach >> some people look for the red flag for an undertow, cross current or whatever, but if you see a bunch of fish all swimming together right off, you don't let your kids in the water then no matter what flag is flying, right? >> yeah, that's right. you wouldn't let your kid walk into the forest if you were watching the mountain lions feed on the deer and elk, right >> no. >> when you're at the beach and you're looking out in the ocean and the birds are crashing on bait and the stripers are c

city a lot of our workers went back home to live with her parents and a lot of people are in the hamptons us. maria: you got successfully money from government and the $60 billion, it was lower than industry wanted, what do you need now to see and into this or to get back on track where we were before the pandemic. >> we had asked the independent core laotian restaurant asked for $120 billion and we received 28.6 billion and we were grateful to receive something. but we blew through that very quickly in the early application within the first two weeks of money was gone. i know there is bipartisan support, bill working its way through the house and the senate and the senate is sponsored by republican from mississippi, christian cinema from arizona and i believe representative kennedy, i think they're working through in the house to a bipartisan support with additional $60 billion and keep in mind restaurants are busier now but two or three months of revenue for 15 months of no revenue and in my case my landlord worked with me but i still owed the money so they dropped my rent during the pa

the end is the hamptons.ummertime, tom. >> you know what? to them sometimes long island is fly over country. they take the airplanes right to the hamptons now. >> dana: did you see if washington state they are thinking about giving away free pot, as in marijuana if you get a covid vaccine? what do you think of that? >> not a good look. i'm suspicious when anybody is selling too hard. me thinks they sell too hard on this thing. if they're confident in the vaccine let it sell itself. people will spread the word. when you push it, it seems like an infomercial and makes me less inclined to believe you. >> bill: joints for jabs. the appeal is to young people obviously. >> young people don't really respond to these things. you think young people will do what a government official tells them to do or respond to something that's a contest? they'll do what their peers do. let them handle it themselves. if young people think it's cool they'll do it. >> dana: you're cool, tom. good to see you. >> bill: come back, okay?

i had a hampton on that in my see that the us still continues the wrong path in the region. what we see today is not only the sanctions, but also following the wrong policy. and previous administration is in regard with actions they carry out in the region, they don't recommend the us to correct. it's possible to create intentions and problems. the people of the region. we recommend the us to correct the party of creating tensions and problems for the people of the region and let the regional nations decide for themselves without their interference. and what the us does is to the security of the region that the us itself will be one of the victims a lot better. the haughty infections, delta variance of kevin 19, it's all in governments to bring back tough restrictions on the dash has reported its highest number of daily deaths since upon to make began people scrambling to leave docket ahead. if a nationwide locked down on thursday, in denisia reported 21000 new infections on sunday. hospitals in jakarta and western central java have been overwhelmed with coven, 900 patients.

last guy for north hampton and massachusetts, his executive director of the tri continental institute of social research and author of washington, bullets, v. j. prussia, thanks so much for coming back. gone, i should say the chief of the general staff called and smith hasn't been on this program, is joking at the m i 6 link royal united services. since you today about warfare. i mean, sure to come up is how the enemies of this country are china and russia, it's repeated on and on. what do you make of these new ca on that side of the bond? and am i 6 room is that china created corona virus in the lab? well firstly, actually it's great to be with you. i'm glad to see that you're a heavy and a shop is ever look, this is not a new.

and the 2nd is the last day of the final in south hampton. to be taking full wickets the new zealanders need only $139.00 for victory. a short while ago they were 56 for 2 in the n b a western conference finals. the phoenix suns beaten the los angeles clippers by the narrowest of margins and gain to the sons had won the series open at the 2nd lead. in this matchup, the clippers were not going away in phoenix. in the 2nd game. they were in the lead looking like snatching a win with just 0.7 seconds left on the clock to look well that was more than enough time for the under agency, complete the winning rocket as the sun when one of them for 103 and i now leave the theory to nothing. in the n h l semi final place. montreal canadians are just one, went away from the stanley cup final. on tuesday, they easily beat the vegas golden mice for one in game 5 that give the canadians a 32 series lead with the rest of the match up scheduled to be played in montreal. now that talk a bit, she's preparing for wimbledon next week by playing in the 1st atp eve

but she is out to the hamptons. she passes by suffolk county dominated by ms-13.sn't effect her. jesse: i saw a class divide. the blazer. everybody else in bring on garb. that was a shocking visual. tucker carlson, thank you. hunter biden use the n-word a lot next on "watters' world." jesse: where is hunter? he's throwing around the n-word. the laptop from hell reportedly filled with racial slurs. he asks his white lawyer how much money he owes them because m word you better not be channel me hennesey rates. a month later he texted his lawyer and said i only love you because you are black. and in response, another n-word. joe biden and the mainstream media went silent on that. what would happen if trump's son used the n-word that way. when you saw this laptop hit, what was the first thing that went through your mind. >> i wrote a book called "liberal privilege." and i would love to see the media commentary on it fit was me or anyone in my family even remotely talking close to that. it's insane. that's the double standard. they have been long and you did a great jo

my 1st step and her security poll position at the stair and gone pretty defending world. hampton louis hamilton will start 2nd, 1st stop and leads hamilton by 12 points and the drive is 10 to the 23 old dutchman targeting his 1st world title mclawrence. lando noise qualified said in austria, what happens? read, he made your pit as in for love was pretty good. i will never be happy of course with a lot because things can be always better, but it was good enough and actually to all we can you know, really quite competitive and easy to set up because that's always what you like. the training for the olympics during the pandemic has a place additional pressure and months on. all athletes are reporter acid baker has been with iran wrestling team ahead of the departure for the tokyo games. it's known as iran national sport and being the best at wrestling can bring prestige on a and national fame. iran has won over 40 olympic medals in the sport over the past 6 decades. the most famous iranian wrestler will arm rather than the watches over them. but preparations with this, he has games in tok

and again, the czech republic at hampton passing, the 12000 fans couldn't carry scotland to victory. the checks took one new lead a just for simon through patrick shake. he then caught 3 scotlands defense to go an incredible go from the halfway line. and at $49.00 yards is the furthest from which a goal isn't good at a european championship. so that could have pulled off a surprise when i was poland. they took the lead when robert mack shots and that's when the goal and polish go keep boycheck. she has a pilot equalized in the 2nd half a cow se, but they then how to play a sense off and capitalized. milan is screening off scoring. now when that is his 3rd go for his country and his last 4 games, spain to kick off again sweden in the next few minutes. denmark, the christian ericsson has spoken publicly for the 1st time since his cardiac arrest on the pitch. and his team's opening game at the euros. erickson's agent sold italy's gazette, that is for the play. i wanted to thank while wishes said he was feeling better now than midfielder also said he wouldn't give up, but he wanted to un