less than 3,000 people live in the town of hampton. >> one thing about hampton also, genuine people live there. >> all your friends' children come to your house and they call you mom. >> right. >> hampton is also the hometown of alex murdaugh. what was alex murdaugh like as a young boy? >> kind of rough. but a typical friend. we were both interested in hunting and fishing and stuff like that. >> we were kids. i mean, we went all through school together. i just thought he was alex. he was loud and he was just alex. >> alex, he just seemed arrogant and conceited and like i'm better than you. >> you stayed friendly or in touch with him over the years? >> absolutely. i got wedding gifts from him. i gave him gifts. i went out of town and stuff he liked, i knew it, i brought it back. we were friends. i trusted him. >> alex murdaugh wasn't just a resident of hampton. alex's great grandfather, grandfather and father, randolph murdaugh iii, had all been the county's district attorneys or what they call solicitors. >> being a solicitor in south carolina is one of the most powerful positions in our

hampton roads, travel and tourism is so important to the lives of our people here. we have federal legislation passed the paid people an additional $300 per week that my opponent voted for. these are the ramifications that we are still talking about. we talk about health care and medicaid. i am a health care provider i want people to have health care. i took an oath to do that. i believe in primary preventative care as a way to save health care costs. i want people to take advantage of the health care that is available especially mental health care. adults are struggling and children and our senior citizens as well, they are struggling with that mental health care piece. host: 32nd rebuttal. rep. luria: when i go out and visit around the region, there is not a single person i talked to who doesn't say thank you. this has allowed people to keep their businesses to keep the restaurants open. yes we were struggling because of a public health emergency, we needed to shut businesses down until we had a vaccine and a way for people to return to work. the work that we have

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

but you had never been to the hamptons.un a store. >> i knew how to make 12 brownies for my friends. but i didn't know how to make 100 brownies. i didn't know how to cash out the register. slice smoked salmon. to me brie was a foreign language. >> was it confidence that allowed you to do that? or was it that you were being naive? >> i have a very low threshold of boredom. i was really bored with my job. i thought this is really exciting. this is what i do for fun. and now i can do it professionally. and so i thought, i'm just going to jump in. thinking, how hard could this be? oh my god. >> it was really hard. they say they double mortgaged their house. she was working 20 hours a day to keep up with the crowds who came to gawk at the goods and load up on lobster salad. soon she opened a bigger shop in east hampton. >> it's very deliberate. i was always doing research. looked like i was having a good time wandering around having a party. but it was all careful and deliberate. >> a calculated businesswoman, sce and soonli fal

hampton set aside 56 prisoners of war as hostages, and sherman continued the execution policy. sherman did execute, he executed 43 prisoners of war in south carolina more than any commander during a single campaign. in this case, retaliation reflected an escalating cycle of violence rather than keeping the violence in check. i use this retaliation incident -- instead of checking violent that can actually contribute to an exfoliating cycle of violence. in this case, it's a perfect storm of the personality of the commanders, mistakes that sherman makes during the ritual, but also a pattern of revenge and violence that has occurred through this campaign. >> americans on both sides, in conclusion, are deeply concerned about this escalating violence in the department of the south. it seemed to undermine the important case that there are a war was civilized. my book is really about the worldview civilization. what americans meant by this, what it meant for their identity. it also shows what happens as we see here in sherman's campaign, when americans begin to fear that they are not a

he told hampton in this letter that if the people resisted his foragers, he would not deem it wrong. and then sherman back this up with circular orders that he issued to divisions and brigades in his army. this was on february 25th. 1865 and here is what he said in the circular he ordered officers in his army to retaliate life for life in any forgers were killed after capture and to keep a record. he also ordered that foreigner should be kept within reasonable bounds for the sake of discipline. and then he said i will not protect them when they enter dwellings and commit wanting waste such as women's apparel jewelry and such things as are not needed by our army, and he also instructed his his commanders that have citizens of south carolina resisted forgers. i will not deem that wrong. so here again, we see how retaliation is a way for commanders to put on record what they will accept what they won't accept to show how they're following the the civilized rules of war and to actually change their change kind of orders and attempt to curb the behavior of soldiers if that becomes necessa

in a very important place like north hampton county.et there down the road, but the big question is five weeks from tonight, we are counting votes going county from county to america, that is where i'll be spending lots of time early on. the polls closing at 8:00. can democrats keep the house, what's happening in the senate, race what's happening in the governor's race. will there be ticket splitting? i think that's one of the fascinating dynamics this year. northampton county, will be there a lot early on in the night and we will move west. >> talk about georgia earlier in the program, democrats able to hold on to georgia, which is given. where else will republicans be looking to get control of the senate? >> that's where gets fascinating. the sense that you won't hold zero. can republicans hold pennsylvania. that's republican combat not holding reelection. doctor oz was john fetterman. republicans need to hold, that democrats think they can get. that's your money where 50/50. if democrats can pick that, up moving to 51. so where are r

he told hampton in this letter, that if the people resisted his foragers, he would not -- and sherman back this up with orders that he issued to the brigades in his army. this was on february 25th, 1865. and here is what he said, he ordered officers in his army to retaliate life for life and any forgers for killed after copier, and to keep a record. he also ordered that forger should be kept within reason abounds for the sake of discipline. and then he said, i will not protect them when they entered dwellings and commit want to waste such as women's apparel, jewelry, and things that are not needed by our army. he also instructed his commanders that citizens of south carolina resisted foragers, i will not be in that wrong. accept toand here again we see w retaliation is a way for commanders to put on record what they will accept, what they won't accept, and show how they are following the civilized rules of, war and to actually change their orders and attempt to curve the behavior of soldiers if that becomes necessary for this ritual. it's a hampton road back, that he would execute two

into parts of hampton roads, you can see that in the image on the background. december 30th of 1862, and encounters a storm off of cape patterson. december 31st, the next night, they battled to stay afloat as the storm worsens, and shortly after midnight that evening, the monitor goes down for the last time, with the loss of 16 officers and crew. the vessel was discovered, initially in 1974. the announcement was made between duke university in the uss navy. in 1975, it became the nation's first man national marine sanctuary. you might have heard of monitor from your days in high school, from the soviet war. if you're a civil war historian, a civil war buff. you remember in the early 2000s that we uncovered major portions of the vessel, including the rotating gunter, it's the first one in the history of the world. this gigantic naval innovation, which is now undergoing conservation with our partners, the mariners museum in virginia. with this allowed us to do was allow us to look further afield of the monitor shake wreck, and just last, year you can see it there

you have to be a little creative, hampton, yet the sham up with an idea, the movie, the more but then it works on law, off the young, the have to be a bit courageous to take on a job like this. prolonged so name. they're working on a precise metal structure that will provide the framework, while clips and iron pipes hold the bones in place. but getting everything in exactly the right position takes a lot of patience. dismiss, no, that'll need correcting. now that the section 5 needs to come a bit forward, the dinosaur is starting to take shape. this specimen was over 11 meters in length o. b i forgot also pays regular visits to the metal workshop. after 6 weeks, the time has finally come to add the head. putting it together was more complicated than expected. oh this hi. this is alana. it took longer than planned as things always come up. but you go the extra mile to make sure you achieve the high quality that we have here. and the effort has definitely paid off with dell sent us with the huge ribcage alone is impressive. after millions of years, the 2 rhinoceros rex is now slowly bei

that's why they great research animals. hampton is i love them. he busy i. in mammals, the brains cortex is responsible for complex problem solving. it was assumed birds lacked such a cortex. but with the help of a laser, scientists have found cortex like structures visible in the cross section of a bird's brain. the typical horizontal and vertical strands that make complex thought possible. you believe that the kinds the vertical strands enable an extremely detailed analysis of everything they perceive the horizontal helped them connected altogether. as me done under a microscope, it becomes clear with the vertical and horizontal structures are capable of. but isn't it ice in it? what we see are individual dark and nerve cells with the technology we've applied here. we can see when the darkened cells communicate with other nerve cells and of and so in a way we're seeing who's communicating with whom he did to me to him. it's an astonishing discovery. no one expected a birds brain could be as complex as a mammals didn't instantly. at 1st glance, the brain se

but against all odds, global industrial hampton men. let's calculate that. they have a $4000000000.00 market value to any, to anyone. and he's expected to reach almost $17000000000.00 by 2030 many uses of marijuana. now brings to an end this edition of made data, we used business magazine. so next time tech ah ah ah ah, with the conflict in ukraine has raised political attentions throughout europe. but notably between costello and serbia in brussels, officials have told both sides to cool rhetoric and one cost of own without an agreement to normalize relations with belgrade. the time for joining the e. u is running out my guess this week from christina, because i've been quoted to prime minister a conflict zone. in 30 minutes on d. w. one of mankind's oldest ambition could be within reach or what is it really is possible to reverse aging researchers and scientists all over the world are in a race against time, more life in 75 minutes on d, w. and we're interested in the global economy. our portfolio d w. business beyond. here's a closer look at the project.

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monitor arrives in hampton roads after coming from new york where it was built. the monitor took up protective positions against to the grounded u.s.s. minnesota, which is a stream frigate. on march 9th, 1862, the virginia fired from a thousand yards out against the u.s.s. minnesota hitting the ship and causing an explosion. the monitor quickly moved to intercept the virginia and the two ironclads circled one another, trading shots at point-blank range. each ship tried to ram the other. each commander tried to find a weak spot. through it all, the minnesota remained afloat. the battle that took place that day left neither the monitor nor the virginia seriously damaged and both sides claimed victory. there was one clear winner, ironclad technology. the age of wooden warships was over. sadly, the u.s.s. monitor sinks with less than a year afloat. on december 29th, 1862, the monitor was sent to join the forces of. these ship wrecks started america's rise as the most dominant military democratic power in the world. what we have here is the naval battlefield of north

and growing up down in the newport news hampton area, you know, back in the fifties and sixties and he was essentially a disciple of malcolm x and his idea was to go in the yard and only bring black power to yard. that's where he wanted it. that's what he was all about. and then once, you know, he actually got in there and start working there, he realized that all these are workers. i mean, there's often equalities there, you know, but still they're all face and loved to the same things. a lot of the same challenges on the waterfront, the tough work and everything like that. and the more he went in there, he said, the more he realized that it wasn't black against white. it was the blue as a blue collar against the white shirts, the way you know, that's it was you know you know this management and that that that can no longer be a plantation system in his his mind his view. it had to basically start really recognizing the workers for what they did. and so he he just kind of like show that side, all this stuff that he had thought had been about got together with another white worker and

he's grown up in the newport new hampton area. he was a central and once he got in there and started working, he realized there are qualities there but still it's a lot of the same challenges and tough work. the more he went in the more he said it wasn't black against white it was blue as in blue-collar against the white shirts, management. kethey had to start recognizing the workers for what they did so he just pushed aside all this stuff that he thought that it had been about. the two of them would go to these areas around newport areas where he was told when the sun goes down you better be gone kind of thing and he just kept the tribe up to get the steelworkers in there. he's the one that fought the lion and was led away in an ambulance and was the one that just basically changed his whole way of viewing life from working at that guard to create a better workforce and working environment. seeing that is one thing that got me. after that everyone was a brother worker. they went from they would call it bill castro. he was the one

that's my normal guy. romeo loved hampton. the question is, is, is it genetics or is it lifestyle any ambien? ah, people in costa rica say put of either good. i mean they can, you're still, you're casey. most of it campus. we carried out a study to see what happens when people leave mccoy. and what happens on people from other parts of the country, the more to nagoya, as part of the price? i'll be reading makalya the most get we found out that neither of these groups achieved the scene. one job, it is those who are born in spend their whole lives. here are new revealed. tar, tim quantity in blue zones, eating seems to proceed more slowly than compete coming up for the environment and the lifestyle appear to positively impact human biology for matthew. but how exactly, and will this help us crack the aging code? with the molecular biologist biochemist. i'm interested in understanding the origin of diseases. the majority of diseases are those associated to the aging process. so i'm interested in understanding why we h molecular

and despite going in front of annella, held by south hampton, as the premier league lead has failed to restore a full point. yes. is in manchester city. ah 1st, johnson has just pulled out of the race to become you. k prime minister decision, which almost certainly paves the way for wishes to neck to become lead at johnston who stepped down as prime minister in july had returned to the country on saturday, fearing speculation ever come back. but in a statement he said it was not the right time. he also said, i believe i am well placed to deliver a conservative victory in 2024. and tonight i can confirm that i have cleared the very high hurdle, the 102 nominations. in the course of the last days, i've sadly come to the conclusion that this would simply not be the right thing to do. you can't govern effectively unless you have a united party in parliament. and fisher towards me here in the studio, or where, where does this leave us? while through these fevered speculation with every one seeing the bullish johnson was going to jump into that the race just a couple of hours ago, some of hi

a how advice south hampton is the premier league leaders failed to restore a 4 point gap as a manchester city? ah, we're going to begin this news are in the u. k. whether or not to people vying to become the next british prime minister. former chancellor, she said, i can officially announced he's running a few hours ago. candidates hoping to enter number 10 downing street of just a day left to gather the support of a 100 m. p. 's, former prime minister boris johnson, is expected to be cynex main challenger. but he's yet to announce whether he's going to be a candidate he met soon. like for talks on saturday. tallies by british media suggest that cynic has a clear lead in the number of employees who are backing him. but johnson's back as insist he has enough to run senior cabinet member. penny moreland has declared, she also wants the job. but it's not clear if she has enough support to enter the race. and let's go to alan fisher's. he is joining us live now from london. it's allen. this deadline is getting closer and closer. what's the current situation? well michael fabricate, who is a

ah, jack parrot balances on the rooms of hampton bridge. he's never been as busy as he is right now. his task is to prepare the old chimneys for every one who plans to start using them again. the lid here is to keep birds from nesting inside the chimney. ah, nearly every postman is saying they're going to use the thermos. ha ha. it costs, in this case, stoves and fireplaces will be helping warm homes again, since the beginning of the month, energy prices and the u. k. have been kept still heating with gas is 3 times as expensive as it was last year. i joe, i saw her last good. see you always. this is why sarah k had her oven refurbished by jack recently. she's already been relying on it. so today jack came to clean it for me each from 2 hours a day. which bed, you know for the day and the heat rises, and it kept the house which was soft, cut my bills down. for sarah, the effect is noticeable. her heating costs have stayed almost the same. that's a success in itself. she now pays mainly for electricity and hot water would, however, can somet

congressional district democratic presented meets republican challenger jennifer in a debate hosted by the hampton roads chamber of congress and wtd rtv. watch live coverage beginning at 11:30 a.m. on c-span, c-span now are mobile free video app were online at c-span.org. >> president biden spoke at the summit on fire prevention and control calling first responders heroes. in talking about how they have impacted his and his family's lives. he described his ministry since efforts to provide more resources for fire departments and initiatives to protect forests among other topics. >> a special guest. a guest who needs no introduction, particularly for the leaders in this room and the fire nervous at large he is a friend, a passionate advocate, and a continuous champion of the men and women on the front lines. no president has ever assumed the nation's highest office with such an affinity and personal connection with us. president joe biden was a founding cochair of the congressional fire service caucus and served in that capacity continuously until his election as vice president of the united states

dj, hampton, virginia, independent. good morning. caller: good morning. i wanted to get on with your last guest about elections. i am a true independent. i think january 6 is so bogus. i have not bothered to watch. i have not heard anyone say how few people actually watched yesterday's show. my suggestion for elections, i think it would be easy to do and it would be a great way for no cheating. have the machines set up like you do in the grocery stores, where it shows who you voted for , spits out a receipt, so if there is any problem after the election, everyone has their ticket. it would be very simple to have a recount that is legal and honest. that is my suggestion. i think it would be very easy to fix the machines to spit it out that way. you could see before you left the precinct that your people were the right ones that you voted for. there should not be any argument afterward as to if there is a question about who won. host: a couple minutes left in our program today. wanted to give you a few programming notes for later today on c-span. coming up

. >> the hampton roads area has been growing and becomingmore expensive . did the overall economic development down there in those areas dep, an issue for t shipyard which used to be able to tap into a relatively low cost area obut that's changing because of the overall character of the region. >> i would say it's a rate change a lot. the workers come from pretty far afield and you had some come over from the middle peninsula. those areas haven't changed as drastically for example. but i mean, i haven't heard from any of the workers down there. that's something i hadn't heard. if they were they would talk about it . a lot of people are leaving the area for other reasons. again, the cultural chaos of things and stuff like that. >> so it seems like kind of a sleepy backwater a t little bit compared to whathappened in washington . >> they had some marches going on during the summer and stuff like that so there was still plenty of stuff going on in newportnews . it's not like we had in dc. what i mean especially for newport news it it this tv sets and got every

investigators say this happened at the hampton inn after the suspect got into a dispute with hotel staff over money. many parents rushed to the area because it's not far from a school . several streets remained blocked off at the hour. > >> two people have died and at least six rendered after a stabbing attack on the las vega. vegas strip. the police have taken a suspect into custody. officers say the remaining victims were transported to local hospitals. three are in critical condition. > >> 36 people are dead including dozens of preschoolers after a mass shooting and stabbing attack in thailand. >> shock and grief in thailand after a man stormed into a nursery with guns and a knife killing more than 20 children. among the dead, the two-year-old two-year-old and a pregnant teacher. the shooting happened north of thailand's capital in bangkok. witnesses say the 34-year-old opened fire on the day care and realized his child wasn't there. authorities say he he had a home, running woman off off the road, and still firing from his car as he fled. officials say he then killed his his wife and

i said i'm finishing a book you'll have to come out to bridge hampton where i was writing. he comes out and we spent about four hours together. what have you got? >> i have three women on camera who acknowledge that harvey attempted or did rape them. i have five women on camera, but shielded, their names are not disclosed to say the same thing and i have the audiotape of the italian model. >> great, you broke the case. >> he said-- i said what's the next step? >> i meet with the president of nbc news noah oppenheim on august 8th. and i called him and said how did you do. and he said could i call you on a secure line? and later learned that he was tailed and phone is tapped. and nbc basically fired him don't think that he has the goods. and he was free to take it anywhere. who would want it? he didn't ask it, he said it as a statement. i said give me your number and i'll call you. and i called david, a lion in the world of journalism and i said, david, this kid has finally broken the case. it's unbelievable and he's judicious and careful. and he did and ronan, i had one meet

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of the graduates who are now working at hampton. a school in rural macon county, alabama, tuskegee. >> from the creation of the country's first hbcus to the gains made during the civil rights movement, a new pbs series is examining black america's ability to prosper in the face of systemic racism and discrimination. joining us now, host and executive producer of the documentary series sbits led "making black america through the grapevine," dr. henry louis gates jr. he's also the director of the hutchens center for african american research at harvard university. welcome back to the show. it's great to have you. who will we see and what will we learn in this four-part series? >> good morning. it's great to be back. what did black people do when the color curtain came crashing down? you look at a lot of hollywood movies, standard accounts are that all we did was complain and fight back. of course, we did fight back politically. just as importantly, we replicated the social world from which we were excluded by racists. if there was a w

i said i finish a book, you have to come out to hampton roads writing at the time. he comes out and we spent about four hours together and i said so what you got? he said i have three women on camera who acknowledge that harvey attempted or did rape them. i have five women on camera but shield there's name -- shielded their names who say the same thing. i do tip of the italian model. i said great, you broke the case. i said what's the next step? he said i meet with the president of nbc news on august 8. great. august 9 i call ronan farrow and i said, so how did you do? he said can i call you on a secure line? what is at all about? what we later learned is that he was being tailed and his was being tapped. so we calls me and he says, nbc has basically fired him. they're not running the story. they don't think he has the goods but he's free to take it anywhere. he said he would want it? he didn't ask it as a question. i said give me your number of any call you back. and and i didn't tell him why. i called david remnick the editor of the new yorker who's a friend and a

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no one was hampton. that incident, unlike in 2017, when an oversee patrol car blew up on a land mine key of rush to pin the blame for the tragedy on the la ganske militia. yet oh, we see apparently came to a different conclusion. maxime, who used to work as a language assistant with mission, saw the original internal report. harvey was a while ago to the mars. oh, oh, you're in one the the conference room. oh well, one. 0 one. 07. 0 oh you're, you're responsible. cool. cool. no. bring on the force. ah, film one morning. come on. max him is in a world of legal trouble. he's been sentenced to 13 years in jail for state treason, but not because of the services he provided to the o. c. as a translator and interpreter, one of the mission senior supervisors who introduced himself as a former state department official approached maxime and language assistant, evolved into an espionage agent. ah, ah, gather dolls. oh, oh. oh ga, reached you, american monroe. oh, wow. this mission oh oh, wow. the structure that i

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

be here with my friend ryan hampton to. do i think what is the introductory launch event of his wonderful new book, unsung world how the purdue former bankruptcy the victims of the american overdose crisis. so ryan and i been sort of circling around each other. the opioid space. so since my book dopesick came out in 2018, i've been following his work. we talk a lot and he's been just a wonderful friend and a resource to me. so how does it's going to go today is i'll be asking ryan questions. hopefully we can have a bit of a dialog in about 40 minutes. we will have to answer your questions. and so if you want to just feel free at any you have a question to just it up into the text chat. that'd be great. so in september 29, 19, purdue pharma, the maker oxycontin, a company controlled the infamous billionaire sackler family, filed for bankruptcy to itself from 2600 lawsuits for its role in fueling the u.s. overdose crisis. author and active ryan hampton served as co-chair of the official creditors committee that acted as a wat

no one was hampton. that incident. unlike in 2017, when an oversee patrol car blew up on a land mine key of rush to pin the blame for the tragedy on the la ganske militia. yet, oh, we see apparently, to a different conclusion. maxime, who used to work as a language assistant with the mission, saw the original internal report. harvey was a while ago. who the members? oh, are you in wiley school? oh well whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, stuff are you're, you're responsible who who was know to bring on voice. ah, film one morning. come on. makes him is in a world of legal trouble. he faces state treason charges, but not because of the services he provided to the o. c. as a translator and interpreter, one of the mission senior supervisors who introduced himself as a former state department, official approached maxime and language assistant, evolved into an espionage agent. i oh, go dulls. oh, oh, oh george reached you, america. monroe. as long. oh, wow. this mission? oh, oh. wow, the structure that i oh oh are sir. ah,

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