this of course occurred famously in hampton roads which is here in the chesapeake bay between newport news hampton and this is the battle of the ironclad the first time these iron warships came head-to-head. in march of 1862 this uss virginia attack hampton roads thinking for vessels capturing the transport. the structure left behind 241 sailors killed and 100 wounded. in contrast virginia suffered two casualties so that evening of 1862 marte the uss monitor arrives after coming down from new york and encountered carnage and despair. the monitor took a protective position next to the uss minnesota which is a frigate. and the battle was certain to come the next day. on march 9 coming to to to to the virginia fired from a thousand yards out hitting the ship and causing an explosion. protecting minnesota the uss monitor intercepted for the next four hours the two ironclads circle one another shade -- trading shots and shelves of point brown -- pointblank range. each tried to ram the other. the commuter tried to find a weak spot in third all -- the battle that took place that day left nei

mark -- oppenheimer in squirrel hill, and in unsettled, ryan hampton argues that the bankruptcy of purdue pharma fails to provide justice for those directly impacted by the opioid crisis. find these titles this coming week and watch for many of these authors to appear in the near future on booktv. >> you're watching booktv. for a complete television schedule, visit booktv.org. you can also follow along behind the scenes on social media at booktv on twitter, instagram and is facebook. >> host: author marc moran know, in your book, "green fraud," you write that t

i'm from hampton roads and the challenges hampton roads are facing with rising sea levels and stormwaterge issues are serious so we have to go to work now to address those, in order to make sure there's funding available so they can prepare. the challenge that we've got however is with the clean economy act it's unworkable. i've spoken to the heads of the utilities. they don't even know how to do it to dismantling all of the cleanburning natural gas. we are going to turn virginia into california and get ready. some blackouts are coming and the reason ford doesn't want to come here is they don't trust the power supply. we in fact need a different plan. wind, solar, nuclear and cleanburning natural gas. my opponent wants to accelerate by ten years and it will absolutely be stabilized and cost the taxpayers even more than 800. >> one minute to you and i want to see it done by 2035. when we rejoined the paris agreement to join the rest of the world to show that we are serious about it he said it was totally frustrating that america got back so he doesn't want to do anything on clean energy.

definitely hamptons kind of guy. and will go into the hamptons.s, 50% of cash positions. and >> - >> moving on to the crypto. a decentralized finance program. they gave away $90 million by mistake. can they get the money back? >> they are begging to get it back, they have to give it back voluntarily. your at the push of a button because of a bug here in the programming begging people to return this money, they've done it in the past but they don't have to. it highlights the difficulty when it comes to cryptos, you pressed the wrong button, the software, looking at coin bases, bypassing the multi factor authentication, fingerprint and password they figured a way around it and 6000 people lost out. stuart: it really hurts and the stock is up. remember this please. a few days ago vice president harris was just nodding along as a college a student accused israel of ethnic genocide. >> a few days ago, backing israel which hurts my heart because it is ethnic genocide. >> your voice, your perspective, your experience, your truth cannot be suppressed. and

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. ♪ weeks after his wife's disappearance bierenbaum is seen partying in the hamptons.e's even started dating. >> even his dress changed from ll bean to saturday night fever. this wasn't the concerned husband. >> reporter: gail's family gets their hopes up about holding bob accountable when investigators make a shocking discovery at a new jersey air field. >> robert bierenbaum, the day his wife disappeared, drove to cole airport sometime in the afternoon. flew a plane for over an hour and a half. returned to the airport and then went to his sister's house for the party. the working theory was that he folded her up, put her in a duffel bag, came out to where we are today, rented his plane, loaded her in the plane, flew out over the ocean and dumped her in the ocean. >> reporter: but the manhattan district attorney tells gail's family it's not enough to bring charges against bob. >> it was a death sentence for my parents. >> reporter: then in may of 1989, three years after the investigation went cold, a torso washes up on staten island. an x-ray technician compares it wit

and using the surname's, until you have the name, betty hampton, you could be lucky enough to find the plantation records, from five years earlier, lists of enslaved people that include betty and her children. and using the census records, which shows the name hampton and betty and her children, you match these records to the plantation records of slaves. that was the crux of what enslaved families did. there's other places where you can find the magic key. others are the records of the friedman's bureau. the agency that was established in 1862 to establish freedom. for african americans. freed people used -- like, the freedman's bank. in which they document their family history as a way of applying for a loan or a bank account. and these records are also quite good. so there's a lot more to it. but those in the two magic keys that lead you back further into the past. >> all right, thank you, i'll take that into consideration for my final. thank you. >> sure, sure. >> a little more context. each page that was assigned, five or so names of workers, african american workers at this facto

whether it's a secluded farm set or oceanfront estate, the hamptons have a flavor of exclusivity for every fire. from the home of the countries most bumpy chassis, this is country does not want the stuff up. democrats do not. i am sorry. ♪ ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo wall street. maria: had a happy weekend everyone welcome to the program that analyzes the week that wasn't helps position you for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo. president biden europe this weekend is as crucial big-ticket agenda items hang in the balance here at home. progressives are digging in their heels against the framework of a slimmed down spending package grade one senior official admitting the biden presidency is on the line. plus a new report said by the administration is considering paying migrants for under $50000 each. i'll be asking senator ron johnson for his takes on all this coming up. markets largely ignoring the drama soaring to new highs this week. but mark is out they warning about what biden's bills will mean for investors and the economy. plus, florida

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the first time the use of surnames by african-americans and using those surnames, the named betty hampton, you could be lucky enough to find in the plantation records from 5 years earlier lists of enslaved people that include betty and her children and using census records, hampton and betty and her children match these records to the plantation records that was the crux of what slaves and the family did, and the magic key, and the friedman's bureau which was the agency established in 1866 to help african-americans transition to a life of freedom and there are institutions freed people used like the friedman's bank in which they document their family history as a way of applying for a loan or a bank account in these records are quite good. there is a lot more to it, but two of the magic keys that lead you back further into the past. >> i will take that into consideration. >> a little more context, each student was assigned five or so names of african-american workers at the cigar factory they were given the names into connection to city directory or census record and they were charged wit

well there's so many supply constraints in the hamptons due to covid.esidents for a lot of people. so there are more demands for the very desert discerning buyer, right and so, like you said it's happening here in the hamptons, but it's also happening across the us across the entire country. people in that $1 million and up bracket are just buying more homes. in fact, in august, you saw over 300,000 homes sold over a million dollars. that is a 40% increase from this time last year, people are buying up these properties, tearing it down to make even more space at a time when space is king. hard to imagine that you could need more space than this, but that is what the buyers want. i'm madison all worth in southampton, new york fox business. ktvu fox two news at five starts now. hello scott does mom arrested in another state and is being brought back to the bay area and face charges she's accused of throwing drunken parties for teenage son and friends, and she's even accused of setting up sexual encounters between minors. good evening to you. i'm andre. se

that's how go hampton do these on the financing warehouse. mm. ah . in sales green, there is a growing awareness and anger about hidden cameras. women are taking to the streets to fight for their rights and speak out against gender discrimination. ah ah ah. for eugene who was illegally photographed while she was working in a cyber cafe life is not the same with hunger color color. it says it'll give all all the warning, rick, look, it got her. of all hell will one. i ok. so on top of it all after she reported him to the police, the spy cam perpetrator was arrested the following day for attempting to film illegally. the case is ongoing all day from one if a garden the working night that i all of all we're lena california car gay. i got the one i went and then from car guy i got that wasn't like at all, i'm putting a young word on cov oh, where are you? donvan ca gay? laughable. no, no. eugene says her experience is a warning for women everywhere. and that silence is no longer an option in the face of self grees spy cam epidemic on it on the phone. but

joyce hampton got a view from the pier. >> just brown, oily. it's pretty sad. a lot of people like to come out here, enjoy the beach. enjoy surfing. we won't be able to do that for a while. >> reporter: an estimated 126,000 gallons of oil leaked into the water from a pipeline connected to an oil pipeline that runs to long beach. it's owned by amplify energy based in houston. >> our employees live and work in these communities. we'll do everything in our power to ensure that this is recovered as quickly as possible. >> reporter: investors have been urged not to go into the water to protect their health. >> do you go in the water? >> i do go out in the water. >> will you now? nongets right now. >> i swim. i'm not going to go out there now. if. >> ted chen reporting there. meantime, much closer to us in the bay area, a surfer recovering after being bitten by a shark yesterday near bodega bay. another surfer was in the water and saw the moment the shark bit his friend. they began yelling for help, immediately paddled to shore. that's when several others quickly cam

returning for their second day, from hampton, georgia, it's the champs. it's the bechtel family!nd applause] and from new orleans, louisiana--yeah, baby--it's the banks family! [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lotta cash, and somebody might have a shot driving outta here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] let's

mark -- oppenheimer in squirrel hill, and in unsettled, ryan hampton argues that the bankruptcy of purdue pharma fails to provide justice for those directly impacted by the opioid crisis. find these titles this coming week and watch for many of these authors to appear in the near future on booktv. >> you're watching booktv. for a complete television schedule, visit booktv.org. you can also follow along behind the scenes on social media at booktv on twitter, instagram and is facebook. >> host: author marc moran know, in your book, "green fraud," you write that the green new deal is an all-encompassing transformation of society. what do you mean by that? >> guest: well, in the book i lay out that the vision of the green new deal is not chiefly about climate or energy policy. what they're trying to do is remake society, quite literally every aspect of society, and that would include everything or from health care, housing, racial justice, identity politics on down to our energy structures, our climate, our transportation, your home heating, your ability to travel, the entire spectrum of huma

and in addition, the entrance of the office space on hampton is great.een trying to activate that alley with positive uses, so foot traffic down there will be an extra bonus. thank you for your time today. very much in support of the project. >> thank you. last call for public comment on this item. seeing no requests to speak, public comment is closed and this matter is before you, commissioners. while i'm waiting for the commissioners, let me voice my support for the applicant and project sponsor. we have definitely seen the trending decline of retail and the lessening of on floor storage space for materials, so i'm definitely in favor of letting the property owner give them the tools to lease out the remaining floors. >> commissioner diamond: thank you. i, too, agree that retail does not seem viable on the third floor, but i'd like to know from the project sponsor whether or not you explored the potential for the upper floors to be used for residential. and if there are any barriers to use as residential? >> yeah, commissioner diamond, thank you for th

and using those surnames, let's say you have the name betty hampton, you could be lucky enough to find in the plantation records from five years earlier lists of enslaved people that include are betty and her children. and using the census records which has the name hampton and betty and her children, match these records to the plantation records of slave lists. that was what slave families did. there are other places where you can find the magic key. one of them is in the record of the fieldmen's bureau -- freedmen's bureau, the agency established in 1866 in order to try to help african-americans to transition to freedom, and in the records there are administeringings that crypt -- administrations that list -- [inaudible] people used like the freedmen's bank in which they document their family history as a way of applying for a loan or applying for a bank account, and these records are also quite good. so there's a lot more to it, but those are the two, two of the magic keys that lead you back further into the past. >> all righty, thank you. i'll take that into consideration for the f

was screened and denise smith don't to call her open for cow from viola for some reason. auntie hampton's guard kiner up till on it 1st or else tomorrow. analysis of police say, i think it's just a sad state of affairs that, that life sediments are even necessary for people because it all he needed it for was for survival. he wasn't trying to like, buy some crazy machine or do some kind of crazy treatments. he just needed money to survive on was even zayden z hyphen yet. and could i make hannah? i mean he does he sign a site um basically shifts young this i leased this via seeing smiley on today for the children i have in d, did, etc. and on to cease to be by yet with that on talk to you on the time than on tomorrow. after thrown talk to them by decide denial. this see basic estate seen by the american system might look like a nightmare. no one wants to be forced to sell their household life insurance to pay for chemotherapy in europe, that would be a scandal with when it comes to paying for the pensioners. they don't hesitate to profit from this liberal american system and the distress i

and then there is north hampton. nice to meet. seems like it's the only real character in the book is that you? well, that is possibly true. the birth is certainly the foremost character in the book is created. all of the other characters it created made it created. many of the real characters are in jerusalem, and most of them are real, always thing other than the obviously fantastical characters or the angels and the humans and all the rest of it. um, there are only 2 might of characters in the whole book of characters, lot tommy mangle, the cat, he was real of the, the little ghost girl who's got the a feather boa might have dead rabbits where she, real, she was real here in your life or interviewed her as an older lady, she was the mother of one of my good friends. i went round there and she told me all about how they used to collect rabbit skins, from the streets in the boroughs, and then type them up to a place where they'd get perhaps a need for them. and she has got this bower around 2 rabbits that so, so no one could badg

and then there is north hampton paris. to me, it seems like it's the only real character in the book. is it you? well, that is possibly true. the boroughs is certainly the foremost character in the book is created. all of the of the characters are created made. it created many of the real characters are in jerusalem and most of them are real or thing other than the obviously fantastic characters or the angels and demons and all the rest of it. um, there are only 2 might of characters in the whole book of characters. lo, tommy mangle, the cat. he was real. um the little ghost girl who's got the a feather boa might have dead rabbits where she real, she was real here in your life. oh, interviewed her as an older lady. she was the mother of one of my good friends. i went round there and she told me all about how they used to collect rabbit skins, from the streets in the boroughs, and then take them up to a place where they get perhaps a hate me for them. and she has got this bower around 2 rabbits that so so no one could bear

with the prime minister urgently look at how the level of opportunity for young people in hampton can get the skill and confidence they need to find work? >> my honorable friend is right. to ensure young people benefit from the kickstart team and we are working to ensure that young people get the full support for their return to work tear. >> now comes to the leader-- [inaudible] >> thank you, mr. speaker. i'm sure the thoughts and prayers of the entire house will be with the family of walter smith who sadly passed away yesterday. at the legend that was the scotland manager and many of us will not forget he led us to victory over france. mr. speaker, naturally most of these folks inattention will come to the chancellor's budget, but before we come to domestic matters i think it is right and important to raise the dire humanitarian situation that's developing in afghanistan. estimates of more than half the population of 22.8 million people face acute food insecurity. 3.2 million children under five could suffer acute malnutrition to given the history and the last 20 years, it should be

and gracing the taproom today is none other than bears hall of famer, dan hampton.the greatest bear of all time, coach mike ditka. coach, you've been quoted as saying a lot of things. yesterday's history, tomorrow is a mystery. today is a gift which is why they call it the present. and i got to say today is a gift for me as a sports fan. so i appreciate you being here. i appreciate it. thank you very much. you know, coach, when i first got here to chicago, the legendary tales of you guys playing across the street here, in wrigley. we had a lot of fun. and it made me a cubs fan. i was a st. louis cardinals fan growing up because of stan musial. but i became a cubs fan, i'll always be a cubs fan. so now we know. so cubs. sox or cubs? - sox. - sox. cubs. i mean you got to be, you're right across the street. black hawks. black-- (chuckle). coach, favorite memory as a player. the '63 championship. i mean, green bay, they were the best team in football. i mean, how the hell we beat them that year-- i don't know but we did. how about as a coach? super bowl '85. i thought y

so they're there, they want to avoid that scenario. nevertheless, as you saw use of the scenes in hampton in the capitol po does, there's very little given them. they demand, they want a civilian government to come to bow, and they don't want to wait until 2023. when the military promised fresh elections for that to happen. okay. where, where to see well as say, a parking situation really in sudan or senior cars on broadcast here fillings and thanks for and just to stay with the story a little bit longer. we spoke to abdulla ac med mussa, a sudanese refugee now in israel, who shared his feelings about what's happening in his homeland i. 1 guess until it was a surprise for us. we didn't expect that to come to this because all the sudanese people expected sedans to move in the right direction towards democracy. the entire nation had such high hopes. the military always imposes its power on the people. we were shocked by the news that the prime minister, senior ministers in the sovereignty council and other important officials had been arrested. we received some messages from our brothers, d

he, she is the host of the sabi, sobbed podcast and co host of the fred hampton left this podcast. and in tampa bay, we crossed to david or north sky. he is the national radio house of and neighbors choice. i cross cycles in effect, that means he can jump in any time you want and i always appreciated lie the, let me go to you because you're the 1st person i thought of. but i wanted to do this program at the end of last week. um, there seems to be more and more cases of gross injustice where people break the law and get go. scott free people that are under suspicion of breaking the law. none the less their lives are destroyed. of course i'm talking about any mccabe and michael flynn. okay. both were accused of lying to the to the f. b, i one, did one got off the hook, his whole pension, the whole thing, and the other guy left bankrupt, okay? now irrespective of if you like, either one of those guys, the outcomes were very, very different. and it tells me that there is a dual system of justice. am i wrong co headline? absolutely not. in fact, my particular favorite is the fact that w

and then there is north hampton nurse. to me, it seems like it's the only real character in the book is that you well, that is possibly true. the birth is certainly the foremost character in the book is created. all of the, of the characters it created made it created. many of the real characters are in jerusalem and most of them are real. i think other than the obviously fantastical characters or the angels and the humans and all the rest of it. so there are only 2 might of characters in the whole book of characters, lot tommy mangle, the cat, he was real. so the, the little ghost girl who's got the about my.

he would be coming toward me on a deserted mansion in the hamptons, and for years he just got closer and closer. and then finally, this week he was in view, he was there on the floor weeping and sobbing, and begging forgiveness. and like a good big corner i forgive jamie. and now he's one of us. he's now a bit corner. and the welcome. your daughter was here a lot sooner. she's obviously got her mother's brains. but nevertheless, you're, you're welcome. i'm showing you, this is max kaiser laser eyes at jamie diamond. of course, you know, i said the house that fee up money built is crumbling and we see that all over the place we've covered that in the united kingdom, the gas gasoline, the petrol prices, and all prices are rising across the u. k. across europe, across america, and we're starting to see shortages, a lot of it the, the shortages of goods and services are caused by the shortage of workers who don't want to work anymore. but also who haven't been able to be trained because of everything being locked down for nearly 2 years now we're, we're heading to the 2nd year anyway. on

so bobby, she is the host of the sabi subbed podcast and co host of the fred hampton left this podcast. and in tampa bay, we cross to david or north sky. he is the national radio host of neighbors choice or cross type roles in effect. that means you can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate it. let me go to you because you're the 1st person i thought of, but i wanted to do this program at the end of last week. there seems to be more and more cases of gross injustice where people break the law and get go. scott free people that are under suspicion of breaking the law. nonetheless, their lives to detroit. of course i'm talking about any mccabe and michael flynn. ok. both were accused of blind to the b. f. b i one did one got off the hook, his whole pension, the whole thing, and the other guy left bank.

so bobby, she is the host of the sabi, sub podcast and co host of the fred hampton left this podcast. and in tampa bay, we cross to david or north sky. he is the national radio host of neighbors choice. i cross type roles in effect, that means you can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate line. and let me go to you because you're the 1st person i thought, but i wanted to do this program at the end of last week.

able to push back against the military and walk across one of the bridges and make their way into hampton from east the nile, which is the eastern part of him to come into his room and joined a protest there, but they were met with tear gas and live ammunition. and as the report from the central committee to sort of sit in his doctors, that there are some people who were injured as a result of them pushing back against the military. so heavy military presence around the capitol, on the bridges and on major roads all trying to prevent credit processes from approaching the capital u. s. and europe in members of the 2015 iran nuclear, a deal have expressed grave growing concern over actions by to run. they've issued a joint statement from this year as g 20 summit urging iran to avoid a dangerous escalation. a source that aiden's international airport security says at least 4 people have been killed following a blas southern yemen. a car bomb attack at the airport exploded near a security checkpoint close to an airport hotel. the united arab emirates has joined kuwait saudi arabia. i'm behind

the blue face of hampton and the primarily at all is wednesdays. one mill defeat t event is in the champions league and last weekend's primary league last to manchester city. by the same for line victory against the same could lift the blues to the top of the table. lazarus, united face everton shortly and like chelsea. they also had the chance to end the day in top. spawns. united however, did also lose their last game. why no defeat against aston villa have since picked themselves up by bidding villareal to one in the champions league mid week. thanks to a last gas winner by christiano, rinaldo, the boost and the energy that you get in a group after wind like this has to be billed. come, then again, it's a very, very quick turnaround. it's a different different turnaround done last year when we played everton the way when know when we played wednesday night and saturday morning, but still to play is i'm not going to get caught. i'll to, if we've got a star test we finished on the wednesday night have her has opened an investigation into the sexua

we have these villages here in hamptons and in the upper corner, you can see she is doing laundry, thiser home. they are earning $4 month for monitoring for the soldiers and here again, and hard in this cabin, and as i talked about before. so many children, they make a contraband yard. this majority of women in child, will this is a pickup. will there be households of women are how does this fit in with that common. now it is icon. 4 million enslaved people into this. there is a parlor on the island refugee camp that will become vibrant spaces the market in fact in and they get broken down by the union usually hundred the idea that even though the midwife especially has taken measures to curtail that. they say they have a perfect mania for washing laundry. but these women are carrying roots even as they are going to buy in large, even if at the refugee camps gets taken away from them. and in every case, arlington national cemeteries actually they had to buy them out in 1890. to expand arlington national cemetery there. there are varying sacred things in the land and thereby their claimi

john hampton recalls the last team and major league baseball, named after native americans his brought their controversial logo and the tomahawk chop. huh. to the 2021 world series, the atlanta braves and baseball commissioner rob manfred insist indigenous americans are just fine with that. but there are hundreds of tribes in the u. s. and many activists, a in agreement between local native americans and the team doesn't make the imagery or the stereotypes. they go with it any less racist. you can't be a little bit racist. you're either racist. and so i having these types of things associated with native culture you are acknowledging that it's, you know, you're a program in our culture, ronda laval doe, a member of the a coma pueblo tribe says the sports stereotyping leads to cultural mockery. just watch this teacher and a california classroom decades after baseballs racially segregated, negro league was retired. indigenous americans continue to see their caricatured identities broadly used in north american pro. sports by teens with names like the kansas city chiefs in chicago, blackh

hello to your new friend out there in east hampton. chopped up. of course, i will correct people that the french revolution happened at 1787. not 1890 said yes or doors limit of his chains and there the reign of terror happened in like 179293 sort of area. so. 6 whatever, okay, this, this is not a history lesson, this is a financial and economic lesson. so that they've identified the point they're saying basically the united states is like french revolutionary france, right? we've set up a system whereby the only way to have any wealth is the own one of these, the asking not to have a property backed economy. so we have a property back economy. but they point out that this middle class politics contains a built in self destruction mechanism over time. rising property prices make it more and more difficult for ordinary people, even those earning decent wages to buy into it. so i want to continue with this. is that what we're seeing right now, the conflict, the, the stress, the distress, the unrest in the economies in these anglo saxon economies tha