many of hampton's facilities are now being used by the armed forces. the elected men throughout the country sent for training as army motor. after the three month course, these men are usually sent back to their in charge of repair crews, army trucks from nearby camps are soon put in order. the class in specialized training is now given in hampton's engineering department for hundreds of men in the united states navy. thousands of men and women of these colleges over nation are now taking their places in our war effort physically and mentally fit. hello. i'm robert mackenzie at the harper library of the university of chicago, where again this week, a distinguished group of guests have come together to see an

and rusty hampton was there. i actually went to the 2020 super bowl. >> with my dad so is able to treat him to kind of a trip out to miami. and, you know, as as you may recall, we didn't get the outcome that we're hoping for him has been a fan his entire life. and it's a family affair from his grandparents down to his nephews. what his team beat the detroit lions in the nfc championship. he bit the bullet again this year buying a ticket to sunday's super bowl matchup. >> giving his reasoning for buying a ticket worth thousands. you know. >> that's why i rants where i live. i don't have kids right now. so this is what savings are for it. in his words, the super bowl is not just a game. it's an experience from the players to the celebrities and the halftime show that will feature usher this year. i mean, the energy is just totally different. everybody is there. tuned in the burlingame native will be flying out to vegas saturday with his sister and brother-in-law. aside from joining other fans and seeing the bright

>> east hampton is pretty nice. maria: i'm going with west palm. is fully renovated in a high-end kitchen and people are wanting to move to texas but people also love florida, is that your final answer. >> you giving us more information. >> the one in east hampton as 1495 square feet three bedroom two bath and that's the most expensive one. >> there is a house in new jersey and willing to trade for any of these. >> is the east hampton the most expensive. >> sim that is the most expensive valued at $1.35 million, the one in texas is actually $385,000 what a bargain that's why we love texas it shows you the migration even though it's continuing there are still deals, texas, tennessee even florida where i'm located and people are migrating from blue states to red states because they can get better deals and better policies. >> west palm beach home? >> west palm beach is 1,095,000. >> are similarly priced. >> technically i will begin this better than redrock and. >> he did say east hampton. i love looking at the bit of a homes. thank you. the next hour

a bay area native rusty hampton. >> that's him. he's been a fan all his life. he was at the 2020 super bowl with his dad when the niners face the chiefs. unfortunately, they lost that game. he doesn't want to see that again. we don't know exactly how much he paid for this year's super bowl ticket, but he says he bought his tickets after the niners beat the detroit lions in the nfc championship. by then ticket prices were already in the thousands. so you can only imagine, but according to hampton, the super bowl isn't just a game. it's an experience. >> that's why i rants where i live. i don't have kids right now. so this is what savings are for it. i mean, the energy is just totally different. everybody is there. tuned in. >> hampton flies out to vegas saturday with his sister and brother-in-law. he is hopg the forty-niners will be able to bring home the win. if you don't feel like for king up thh to go all the way to vegas, you can still tailgate with kron 4. our justine waldman is going to be joined by chicago's jarrett payton for a whirlwind tour of sin city

and rusty hampton was there. i actually went to the 2020 super bowl. >> with my dad so is able to treat him to kind of a trip out to miami. and, you know, as as you may recall, we didn't get the outcome that we're hoping for him has been a fan his entire life. and it's a family affair from his grandparents down to his nephews. what his team beat the detroit lions in the nfc championship. he bit the bullet again this year buying a ticket to sunday's super bowl matchup. >> giving his reasoning for buying a ticket worth thousands. you know. >> that's why i rants where i live. i don't have kids right now. so this is what savings are for it. in his words, the super bowl is not just a game. it's an experience from the players to the celebrities and the halftime show that will feature usher this year. i mean, the energy is just totally different. everybody is there. we too. and then the burlingame native will be flying out to vegas saturday with his sister and brother-in-law. aside from seeing his favorite team, the bri

it was in this manner that fbi apprehended balsam alias frank hampton. he and his confederates are serving long terms in a federal penitentiary in. the american people can well be proud of the bureau of investigation, and every citizen can profit by director hoover's repeated warnings. so director hoover, we cherish our american institutions and our heritage of freedom. but today, our way of life is under attack by two dangerous enemies, the criminal hordes who live, by violence and lawlessness and the subversive hold who seek to destroy all us free and all that is sacred. all right. thank you. you are. thank you very much. thank you very much. thank you all very

not far from where we stand, down the road in hampton roads. so i know i stand on the shoulders of those who came before me. there is something about being the first to do something. i think about the folks that i look up to personally who never got this opportunity, who i still count as friends, who are brilliant. forgive me, but they are legislators, former legislators, they are jurists, colleagues and peers. they served in this body, african americans. people like kenny alexander, former delegate and senator from norfolk. yvonne miller, former delegate, fierce fighter and senator from norfolk. i think about former delegate joel jones, and my predecessor and mentor and friend from portsmouth, now circuit court judge, delegate ken melvin. all of the guys were brilliant. all of these ladies were brilliant. yet they never had the opportunity to stand where i stand now. in fact, judge melvin told me he never even fathomed getting the opportunity to stand where i am standing now so i don't take this for granted. i have spoken to many of them over

hampton surgery in the west midlands was one of the very first to become veteran—friendly accredited. gp surgeries will log if a patient is a veteran and receive specialist training to help point veterans towards specialist support. we need to know someone is a veteran and we need to show an interest in the fact that they've served and just wonder if their condition could be as related as to their service. this programme will help take work away from gps because once they've recognised that someone has got a mental health problem, then there's a really good referral pathway that's going to help them. i don't know what it is, i don't think it's anything malign but, you know, i'm here so i might as well get it checked. tom served in afghanistan. as the taliban moves in, the west moves out. - when the taliban returned to power in 2021, he was watching from home and found himself struggling to cope. what i certainly hadn't realised, and i feel quite naive about it looking back now, but i hadn't realised that seeing these stories in the media about an environment that i'd known and i'd ser

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so i'm going to start saying that the prism of the hamptons hamptons and so as long as you the truth, that shouldn't be an issue. and i think for academia for journalism, for any occupation. i so when looking dehumanization is the first step to genocide what tools does a group have or cannot employ to fight its own dehumanize asian. i. i mean there are many tools to go from the army to telling your own stories and and explaining, you know, your culture preserving your culture. i think what's really struck me in kiev is that in this two years, the number of bookshops has doubled, tripled because suddenly, you know, printing books, selling books, maintaining the culture, became a form of resistance. and, uh you know, i think we've seen for other places, i think, you can you provide or share some insight about what the russian people as individuals and as a collective are thinking and their attitude. the war. is it analogous, perhaps, to what the germans were doing during war two as a nation, or when the soviet union invaded afghanistan and then after many, many years or maybe three anti

quiet in the port of south hampton, the almirants of borbon face difficult months ahead. one of the most modern warships in europe. it is the flagship of spanish participation in complex nato exercises. the purpose of which is to show your muscles and assure of your support, depending on whether you are an enemy or a friend. on on board are only a small part of the 90,000 troops who are taking part in nato expeditionary force exercises. they will conduct military exercises based on various scenarios. the next part of the exercise takes place beyond the arctic circle. there they will need suits like these, because the temperature outside can reach -17°. simulating. engagements are practiced, air defense systems are tested, as well as casualty evacuation exercises, electronic warfare, all this takes place in places where the winter is harsher than many of us can endure, this button, what does it do, i don’t touching, everything is in order, training in such unfavorable conditions is a conscious decision of nato, which wants to be prepared for any threat. defends itself so s

the clerk: nomination, office of special counsel, hampton y. dell dellinger, of north carolina, to be special counsel. mrs. murray: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from washington. mrs. murray: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, we have the means and just enough time this week to avoid a shutdown and to make serious headway on our annual appropriations. but as always, the task at hand will require that everyone rose in the same direction towards clean appropriations and away from poison pills. mr. president, those are not my words. the republican leader said that yesterday, and he is absolutely right. and i just heard the speaker said he doesn't want to shut down after meeting with the president. that's good. but leads be clear. a shutdown that hits air traffic controllers and food inspectors and so much more would be incredibly damaging, and it would make getting all of our funding bills done that much more chaotic and challenging. there is no reason for a shutdown, not if both sides in both chambers cooperate in a bipa

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according to hampton, the super bowl isn't just a.e. >> that's why iran swear i live. i don't have kids right now. so this is what savings or 4 at. i mean, the energy is just totally different. everybody is there. tuned in. >> alright of feel that live your best life. lampton flies out to vegas saturday with his sister is rather law. he's the forty-niners bring home the we hope they win as well. >> coming up the next hour, the morning news are celebrating black history all month fall for morning. we take a look at a local museum that honors countless contributions of african-americans in aviation african-americans in aviation will right back. ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started. wow. anything you can't do? ( ♪♪ ) mugs. ♪ bmo ♪ or in the south bay. sa

. >> well, the bay area's native rusty hampton has been a fan his entire life. in the red and gold since he was a baby. as you saw in that picture, he was at the 2020 super bowl with his dad when the niners face the chiefs the last time we know exactly how much he paid for this year's super bowl, but he says he bought his tickets after the niners beat the detroit lions in nfc championship game. according to him, the super bowl isn't just a game for him. it is an experience. >> that's why iran swear i live. i don't have kids right now. so this is what savings or 4 at. i mean, the energy is just totally different. everybody is there. >> tuned in. >> top of our priorities, i guess hampton flies out to vegas saturday and his sister and brother-in-law are joining him. he's hoping the forty-niners obviously bring home a big win. that's it would hate spend all that time and money and everything going to be great. they're going 7.52. is the time. we'll take a break. but coming up the next hour of kron, 4 morning news. we're celebrating black history month. >> all month

hampton says he flies out to vegas on saturday.s going with the sister and brother-in-law is hoping the forty-niners bring home a big win. >> time now is 9.52. w >> its 9.54, new this morning. the oakland city council approved the sale of the raiders old training facility in alameda. obviously they're not using it. soccer players are though, but they still can. that property is owned by the city of oakland and the county of alameda. and currently can roots and the oakland souls, soccer teams use the facility. it's estimated the sales going to bring in about 11 and a half million dollars for the city of oakland and whoever buys it, then they would lease the facility back to the soccer team so they could continue to use it. >> well, better business bureau is giving out some tips now on how you can prevent yourself from being scammed. if you think you're going to be going to the super bowl. so first, you want to know what the market rate prices for tickets. if the deal is too cheap to be good in refund is probably too cheap to be legi

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the clerk: nomination, office of special counsel, hampton y. dellinger of north carolina to be special counsel. mr. schumer: send a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: cloture motion, we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate do hereby move to bring to a close the debate on the nomination of executive calendar number 455, hampton y. dellinger of north carolina to be special counsel, office of special counsel, signed by 18 senators as follows. mr. schumer: i ask consent the reading of the names be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent that the mandatory quorum calls for the cloture motions filed february 13 be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to legislative session, be in a period of morning business with senators permitted to speak therein up to ten minutes each. the presiding officer: without

in chicago, a police raid killed rising party star fred hampton and party member mark clark.1982, the federal government paid $1.8 million to settle a lawsuit alleging that the fbi had a role in the chicago raid. plagued by internal disputes and power struggles, the party was essentially defunct by the late 1970's. it was formally disbanded in 1982. >> no justice -- >> no peace. john: but many see parts of s legacy living on today in groups like black lives matter. party members were among the first to openly challenge police violence, often converging on the scene when offers stopped young black men on the streets. donna murch is an associate professor of history at rutgers university and the author of "living for the citymigration, education and the rise of the black panther party in oakland, california." donna, from your perspective, what is the greatest legacy of the black panther party? >> i think the greatest legacy was a youth movement, a young organization composed mainly of people in their late teens and early 20s, working class youth that had migrated from the south

shared classified material on at least eight occasions while he was stationed at a naval base in hampton roads, virginia, and also while onduty in japan. so far, the military refusing to name the country or provide specifics on the classified information that was allegedly compromised. but pedicini operated the aegis combat system, a sophisticated radar system that tracks incoming missiles so they can be shot down. among the classified material he allegedly provided to a foreign agent, images of an computer screen, which allows access to sensitive secret military material. the navy says they take all incidents of this nature seriously. david? >> david: and we know you'll continue to follow it, pierre, thank you. >>> now, to the sad news tonight involving well-known tv host wendy williams, diagnosed with the same condition affecting actor bruce willis. so, what kind of dementia is this? and what her family told our deborah roberts. >> reporter: just days before the release of a new docuseries chronicling her personal struggles, former talk show host wendy williams revealing a new battle.

the, the home gary in parliament approve sweden's bed to join the native lock, hampton, nearly 2 years of negotiations. a situation on unfolding the annual comfortable secularized. play significant, almost throughout europe. la, taking through the streets, urging european authorities to address the issue of cheap ukraine info doc spot in the region. the have an active duty member of the united states air force will no longer be complicit in genocide stateside a member of the us air force makes the ultimate sacrifice of all the policy and cause acetic himself on fire outside the gates. all these really embassy in washington dc, denmark jobs, it's investigation into the blast that destroyed the north stream gas pipelines while saying it's obvious, the sabotage get out of there are no grounds to pursue a criminal case. moscow draws the decision as upset the it's midnight at moscow. welcome to our global news updates on our team to national i a my cop watching or other home gary employment has finally approved, sweetness bid to join nato, and that comes out to nearly 2. ready as of intense

in fact, he had already done, for example, in a conversation with wade hampton, he stated, i did only what my duty demanded. i could have taken no other course without dishonor. in a letter to a relative, he wrote in 1861, he said, there is no sacrifice that i am not ready to make for the preservation of the union. save that of honor. go. by the way, you know, lee graduated second in his class at west point. he had a perfect score in deportment. i've always wondered what kind of guy that is that gets this perfect all of the time. you mean he never had a, you know, a buckle? dun dun, never unpolished button for four years. it's quite remarkable. but he only finished second in his class. the anybody know who? the first guy that was? first in the class. charles mason. charles mason. pretty much beat lee in every academic subject by one or two points. lee was not. lee only got a 97 and french, for example. so and anybody know who? the third highest score ever at west point, correct? very good. excellent. douglas macarthur. in 19 1902. go ahead, colin, if you can. one one more. okay. so i

bowl victory, police say 22, others were wounded in the incident and 3 suspects of interested john hampton reports. hey jeff. good. yeah, just sorta choose it. begin is a celebration for the super bowl champion. kansas city chiefs. man, what are your so bad? i'll do the adversities to continue to go to go over that championship. but at the end of the parade is chief quarterback. patrick my homes tied in, travis, kelsey, and other players mingled with as many as a 1000000 fans. shots rang out. all of the sudden people started crushing forward. everybody started running, there was screaming, we didn't know what was happening, but this teenage and people run. you run and so i put my arms around her and we tried to push through, so people wouldn't run on top of us. government were taken into custody. one of them apparently tackled by bystanders, as shown in this fan social media video. as spokes person for the kansas city chiefs is all staff coaches and players are accounted for the quarterback of that team. patrick, my home says he's praying for kansas city. police scrambled toward the sound

. >> i found it moving out of the hamptons and i wore it not knowing everyone was coming in "sopranos: what was it like playing that role. you grew in queens around a lot of this. >> i grew up around a lot of it, i didn't know how my family played into it, i found out in the last couple of years. beautiful piece of literature. mafia genrais fun. >> ainsley: you are not sure when you read back scripts if would be fly anymore. >> it is not politically correct. >> ainsley: you know what that is like, you have been cancelled. >> i have been for answering freedom of speech and speaking of mob wife aesthetic, our clothing line we're launching, i'm moving out of the hollywood thing, i guess i don't belong there anymore. freedom is a four-letter word. >> ainsley: your company is based free speech. tell us about your company, what is it called, where can we find it? >> we are called ultrafree. >> ainsley: love it. >> my son loves street wear, that is super street wear. there is my son blackjack. >> ainsley: you look gorgeous. this is a shirt you are wearing now. you are coming out with tiger s

la oficina de la administrador de la ciudad dijo que hampton permanecerá en el cargo hasta que se nombreando, por cierto, de un escándalo policial que involucró a por lo menos 10 agentes de antioch y también de pittsburgh. la presencia del presidente joe biden aquí en el área de la bahía, pues generó demostraciones frente a los eventos. y es que el mandatario ya acudió el día de hoy a estos eventos y fue lo que generó todo este caos. libertad pedraza se encuentra en vivo desde una de estas manifestaciones y nos informa más. libertad así es la llegada del presidente joe biden al área de la bahía ha sido recibida de esta manera. son cientos los manifestante que se encuentran aquí. este es el parque alta plaza de san francisco. estos manifestantes están pidiendo el cese al fuego inmediato justo en este vecindarios donde en estos momentos el presidente biden se encuentra realizando una. una cena de recaudación de fondos. estuvimos desde temprano cubriendo el recorrido del mandatario y le tenemos los detalles. escuchamos esta tarde el presidente joe biden llegó al área de la bahía como parte

these are the latest pitches near that hospital 100 south hampton signs, and they're unable to leave because it's simply too dangerous. world health organization size is ready for us as of code out more than 350 attacks on hospitals in gauze. it says october, the 7th, a well nasa and a mile hospitals. and con eunice of being under is ready. seizure over the past 3 weeks, hundreds of stops patients and displays palestinians weird, which is my ability. i've trapped in almo hospital, unable to leave on topic, albert resumed his lot for us in reference to see in southern gaza. and so topic we've been talking about the huge amount of stress and anxiety already on people that and rafa now of course, the prospect of this rating ground invasion. how people feeling about this yes, that's right. and it needed. in fact, people are completely depressed and concerned about that which engine steps might be taken whether the coming days especially that people here in a row 5 districts have been seeing a fleet and gradual increase of military's twice on roughly a district who are talking about more

we had the famous one, borisjohnson saint f business, and the hampton court summit for business. business. where are we currentl ? ., ., currently? if you go back a few ears, currently? if you go back a few years. when — currently? if you go back a few years. when mr _ currently? if you go back a few years, when mr corbin - currently? if you go back a few years, when mr corbin was - years, when mr corbin was running the labour party, it was clearly an environment in which the labour party was pretty antipathetic to our business and we now see a situation which probably has not happened since tony blair when you have both the conservative and labour party explicitly recognising the importance of business in getting growth going and creating the wealth and then deliver the public services so from that point of view, it is actually in a pretty good place. actually in a pretty good lace. , ,, , place. rupert soames president ofthe place. rupert soames president of the cbi talking _ place. rupert soames president of the cbi talking to _ place. rupert soames president of the cbi talkin