virginia was growing here in hampton. the monitor was being built in foundries all over the northeast, assembled in brooklyn and headed here to try to stop virginia in her tracks. but she arrived one day late. 8, 1862, the virginia came out to the hampton roseann and in very short order cut down the union fleet made up of -- hampton, and in very short order cut down the union fleet. the monitor arrived that evening to help save the union blockade, and in fact the next morning the monitor went into battle with the virginia and the rest, as they say, is history. first battle of ironclad warships, and it really did change naval architecture and naval warfare forever from that day forward. the uss monitor spent most of her life here along the james river. however, in late 1862, she was ordered south to beaufort, north carolina, and then presumably on down to charleston. that meant she had to make a treacherous passage around cape hatteras. the early morning hours of december 31, 18 62, she lost her battle, not with another ve

what is the park avenue and boardwalk of the hamptons?lane, east hampton further lane, lily pond lane. but you do have a few major sales in record-breaking numbers in land a few streets from the ocean, such as partridge lane and ox pasture. i think it is across the board. we are bringing on to market later this week is $60 million property off the ocean, a first of its kind modern compound. i think you are seeing trendsetting architectural styles happening now as well in the hamptons. >> we are seeing beautiful, beautiful modern homes popping up and being more in demand than they were over the past several years. the investors coming from? russian and chinese money? i did not see a lot of -- i guess russian people i wouldn't have noticed, but it looked, let's just say that it looked like i expected it to look when i went out there yesterday. a lot of kind of rich white people. >> well, we are starting to see the trickle in a foreign money. not as prevalent as in manhattan , but the french are in abundance, brazilian money is coming in. ru

hampton sides has several best-selling works to his name. among them ghost soldiers, about the during world war ii raid on a hellish prison camp in the philippines to rescue more than 500 p.o.w.s. that book sold and has sold more than 1 billion copies since its release in 2002. another of hampton's books, blood and thunder about the life and times of frontiersman kit carson made some best book lists in 2006 when it came out. four years ago he tackled the murder of martin luther king jr. on the international manhunt for james earl ray and now with the release of "in the kingdom of ice" hampton recounts as the subtitle of the book says, the grand and terrible polar voyage of the uss jeanette, which started in 1879. hampton's background is actually in magazine journalism and he has also done some radio and newspapers. he is an editor-at-large for outside magazine and is written for a number of other periodicals. indeed he considers himself a journalist who happens to write books about history, meaning he goes after an and historical subject, mo

hampton has still screened the army of northern virginia. sheridan had no idea where lee's main force was. and at the same time, hampton had discovered where grant's army was. in scooping up union prisoners, he had also picked up some union infantry and was able to learn grant's location. so the battle of haw's shop will really be the first meaningful engagement in the battle of mead up to our fight here at cold harbor. well, lee decides to take up a strong defensive line during that same day, may 28th, and early the next day. if you take a look at the pamonkey river, and look at richmond, the next defensible line below the pamonkey is the tatamoney creek. it's a marshy, high-banked, small stream that runs just below the pamonkey. lee decides to take up a line there. during the last part of may 28th, all night and into the next day, the confederate army in northern virginia moves into place. well, what happens on may 29th? grant has now pulled his cavalry, phil sheridan's men, back to the rear so they can guard the burgeoning depot called wh

be a weekender and book your stay at hampton. feel the hamptonality.arking yesterday how awesome the summer has been. >> reporter: it's been incredibly cool, especially for august standards, we had one day ere we eipsed the 90-degreeaiynr ntoweehamrg all oe isowhe hou b tre0sething dow 4 1. enn,2.ywre nd theat milra heat efheouom the surface. tomorrow is a comfortable day, humidity levels increase slightly ahead of this front today and tomorrow they go right back down, so the comfortable conditions continue. i'll time everything out for you on future tractor. there's the front system running over the heart of the delaware valley. don't cancel the plans keep an eye to the skies, there could be a hit of a shower or rumble of thunder it won't last long or heavy enough for you to cancel the lance. that front is well to the south across the delmarva is where it will stay over the next 48 hours or so. monday, we have sunshine and clouds building to the south during the day. here's the wider view, the only negative with this frontal system it will knock the h

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virginia was growing here in hampton road.onitor was being built in foundries all over the belled in a send brooklyn. she was headed down here to try her tracks.inia in but she arrived one day late. virginia8, 1862 the came out in to hampton roads and in very short order just cut union fleet, made up of wooden ships. this was an iron clad vessel, a machine, and it was horrific to all those who viewed what ofpened that day on march 8 1862. the monitor arrived that evening to help save the union blockade. the next morning the monitor went into battle with the virginia and the rest, as i say, is history. first battle of iron clad warships and it really did naval warfare forever from that day forward. most ofs. monitor spent her life here at hampton road are on the james river. late 1862, she was body --south of beaufort, south carolina. she had to make the capeherous passage around mat was. in the early morning hours of lost her31, 1862, she bats, not with another vessel, not with the enemy, but with the elements. so she did sink

hampton, good morning. >> hi, tracy.yeah, there's a new report out showing a growing number of truck owners are struggling to make their loan payments. experian says the percentage of vehicle loans or vehicle repossession surged in the second quarter of this year. this at the same time when we know car sales are kind of booming. people buying cars to replenish the fleet and getting easier terms, evidently, people not able to keep up with their payments. >> hampton pearson, thanks. >>> the taney dragans isn't the only game people are talking about the eagles hosting the steelers, preseason game. the eagles now worth $1.5 billion. that's a 72% jump in worth since jeff lurie bought the eagles 25 years ago for $100 million. the eagles are part of the most valuable division, the nfc east with the cowboys being number one. washington, number three. and the giants number four. >> announcer: now yours in 10 "first alert" weather. >>> a wild start to the morning with temperatures in the high 60s and 70s. today will push into the

hampton just said? >> you know, they should have came out with something at the beginning and really i don't really think that is the problem with the righting. the anger and that was long coming i think in this -- probably in this neighborhood. and i think the police now and the community have to get together which is not easy after the rioters. once you have rioters and looting it turns off america in a sense and it takes so much away from michael brown, what happened to him and it's really not about him any more it's about the looters and the rioters and then the police. police are showing a lot of restraints right now because molotov cocktails being thrown, there has to stop at some point. and not an easy job even the national guards couldn't stop it at this point. >> woodruff: ronald hampton, how do you bring a community together after you've had an incident like this? >> you know, i don't know if my friend in new york, but some years ago there was gentleman who was police commissioner ip baltimore

hampton has still screened the army of northern virginia.o idea where lee's main force was. and at the same time, hampton had discovered where grant's army was. in scooping up union prisoners, he had also picked up some union infantry and was able to learn grant's location. so the battle of haw's shop will really be the first meaningful engagement in the battle of mead up to our fight here at cold harbor. well, lee decides to take up a strong defensive line during that same day, may 28th, and early the next day. if you take a look at the pamunkey river, and look at richmond, the next defensible line below the pamunkey is the tatamoney creek. it's a marshy, high-banked, small stream that runs just below the pamunkey. lee decides to take up a line there. during the last part of may 28th, all night and into the next day, the confederate army in northern virginia moves into place. well, what happens on may 29th? grant has now pulled his cavalry, phil sheridan's men, back to the rear so they can guard the burgeoning depot called white house landi

hampton has still screened the army of northern virginia. sheridan had no idea where lee's main force was. and at the same time, hampton had discovered where grant's army was. in scooping up union prisoners, he had also picked up some union infantry and was able to learn grant's location. so the battle of haw's shop will really be the first meaningful engagement in the battle of mead up to our fight here at cold harbor. well, lee decides to take up a strong defensive line during that same day, may 28th, and early the next day. if you take a look at the pamonkey river, and look at richmond, the next defensible line below the pamonkey is the tatamoney creek. it's a marshy, high-banked, small stream that runs just below the pamonkey. lee decides to take up a line there. during the last part of may 28th, all night and into the next day, the confederate army in northern virginia moves into place. well, what happens on may 29th? grant has now pulled his cavalry, phil sheridan's men, back to the rear so they can guard the burgeoning depot called wh

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police are still looking for hampton's alleged accomplices. at least two, maybe a third. >> it is senseless. and another indication that we need the guns pof the street. >> if you saw or hired anything that might lead the police to whoever is involved in the shooting, they want to hear from you right away. live in feltonville, david henry channel 6 "action news." urkavid, thank you.elay acdsndy rem an.mt . serayrrrayoe nd ecwaed noore tnv inet lziasres c caafplte ttinn. sotessesatro f t hndse timio wel lv poe ng iomplicattitiisa pol i na t thin, dron g thdertyryer h thetga vliv ceskwofasnve. peoh ve mge or er tlectat.hidenton82hep 78 roa rt yosee. po thellla n tan h hroheat's a wiy ly.rmeubwi h alh rrnd,lmal hath 6it athfoy>> d il l hnghi> riataneck .t p/0 agat ttoryb to inn am at oinre ee lea f y be a group of parents who found the existing little league too competitive found the taney baseball foundation. the rest is history. some of the college students who now walk as counselors at the summer camp here spent their summers playing baseball

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is because everybody on the hamptons and one in wall street as made their money by stealing so it's a habit that they have developed over the years that they can't break so they need to steal because they're steal they're addicted to stay. she stole from saks fifth avenue now i mean the thing is that the population and you saw that many people on twitter were very a ok that this guy mike brown the young guy in ferguson missouri was shot dead because they said he stole a cigarette one cigarette maybe where they say let's even be generous a dollar maybe even two dollars for the cigarette here have the police at saks fifth avenue shot this woman four times in her body and two times in the head i just think there were probably be a little bit more this is too much this is over the overkill but i think that we start to see scenes like that where rich white ladies and sex with them get shot six times twice in the head and four times in their duty and back because they are because the police state is feeding on itself the surveillance state is feeding on a so the cancer of the american jus

be a weekender and book your stay at hampton. feel the hamptonality. >> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. it is friday, august 29 here's what's happening. >> ambushed, rob and shot, an attack in a supermarketting -- supermarket parking lot leaves one man injured and thousands of dollars gone. >> a tractor-trailer careens into a philadelphia home. >> it's going to be a gorgeous weekend. >> reporter: i'll tell you what it's a little cool on the terrace this morning, we've got mainly clear skies, just a couple of light clouds around, satellite is showing you that, a little bit more cloud cover out to the north and west might try to sweep through, but generally speaking it's fair and bright. 52 in allentown mid 50s in trenton and reading. 59 inil

hampton pierson, cnbc.nks. >>> pennsylvania state police are warning about a phone scam where the calling claims to work for peco. i woman got a call from a man claiming that peco would shut off her power unless she paid within the hour. if you get a similar call, contact peco to verify the information. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> storms and humidity return. i'll have your full seven-day forecast coming up. jillian? >>> good morning, britteny. traffic moving along just fine on 95. this is a live look in the midst of that construction zone. no delays, no accidents to report on 95. comingç up, new information to pass along from septa. >>> she's accused of kidnapping a 5-year-old philadelphia girl taking her right out of her school. >> the case made national headlines. nbc 10's jesse gary is live in center city right now to explain what's happening today. jesse? >> reporter: jury selection begins in the case of christina regusters. coming up, katy zachry, i will push to you because you're talk

it's clear that the federals have driven wade hampton's calvary back. who won this battle? well, if you count winning battles who occupied the field, clear live phil sheraton has done that but if you gage who won or loss by whose goals. >> reporter: achieved were clearly wade hampton won. he had screened the army of northern virginia. sheraton had no idea where lee's main force was and at the same time hampton had discovered where grant's army was because in scooping up union prisoners he also picked up some union infantry and was able to learn grant's location so this was really the first meaningful engagement up to the fight at cold harbor. lee zhidecides to tang a strong defensive line may 28th and early the next day. if you look at this river and you look at rich mopped, the next defensivable line below there is the creek. a marshy high-banked small stream and lee decides to take up a line along the river. so during the last part of may 28th, all night and into the next day, the confed army of non-proliferation virginia moves into place. what happens on may 29th? grant

thank you rodney hampton. >> thank you. >> anyone else that wants to make general public comment? seeing none this item is closed. we are now on item five which is the consent calendar. is there anyone that would like to make public comment on the consent calendar? seeing none this item is closed. we need a motion. >> is there a motion. >> so moved. >> second? second. >> all in favor? any opposed? so moved. >> we are now on item six, the san francisco zoo. >> good morning. tanya peterson commission of the san francisco zoo. commissioner wei congratulations. i hope your daughters like the zoo as well as the park. okay. so if i can have the powerpoint please. am i good? we have started a new fiscal year so let me -- july 1 and let me give you where we are after one month. july as you can see we are ahead of projections by nearly 3,000 visitors so we're starting the fiscal year off on a great foot and we know we have one free day a month and in august it was record breaking and 10,000 free visitors coming through i think august 3, so still a value i believe to our families to offer t

police say leonard hampton started that fight but they're still looking for the man who then shot four people including a father in front of his wife and young children in north philadelphia. nbc 10's denise nakano spoke to one of the victims' familiesen to and joins us now live. denise? >> reporter: well, jacqueline, that victim remains in extremely critical condition here at temple university hospital. his family tells me tonight that he was in his car with his wife and 6-month-old and 6-year-old daughters when he was struck by that stray bullet. >> where my daddy? i want to talk to my daddy. >> reporter: the question, where's daddy, is one robert finds difficult to explain to his 6-year-old grandgranddaughtn the car with her infant sister and parents friday night when they got caught in a hail of gunfire in felt bville. two back seat passengers of another car were also shot along with the intended victim who ran in a pizza shop for help. >> you're not safe nowhere. you know, you go to the corner store, maybe you don't know you're going to come back to your house. >> reporter: police

this thursday morning find you, hampton?> how you doing, sam? we have futures pointing low they are morning. this is the market of course, near record level. today we are going to get data on jobs, manufacturing, housing, and economic indicators. stocks finished mixed on wednesday dow closing at 16979, nasdaq closing at 4526. meanwhile, a computer virus could have caused a data breach at some 51 ups stores. the shipper and logistics company says names, credit and debit card numbers from about 100,000 transactions between january 20th through august 11th could be at risk. business headlines for the day ahead, have a great one. >> thanks, appreciate it. >>> 4:45 right now on your thursday morning. >> that's right, time to check on in the forecast. >> it is going to be nice out there for today. we've been getting spoiled and today, little bit warmer, not as much of an on shore flow, nonetheless, hitting average temperatures for this time of year, just about everywhere. i want to show you the low clouds this morning as they do s

krmt, bureau, good morning, hampton. >> good morning, sam. we're going to start with the futures.y are in fact higher after stocks rallied on monday with the nasdaq closing at a 14 year high. investors reacting to uneasing in geopolitical tensions, and a report also showing u.s. home builders are more confident at the state of housing. we do get more data today on housing as well as consumer price inflation and earnings from home depot. the dow on monday rising 175 points to close 17838, the nasdaq up 43 points to that 14 year record cloefs 4508. meanwhile the pricing war is heating up in the wireless world. sprint unleashing a pricing plan and saying good-bye or it its foremanly or friends and family plan. they are offering customers up to 20 gigabytes of data and ten lines for 100 dollars and offering data offering. they are betting the new prices will revive the company which has been hampered by an expensive network overhaul and rising competition. early look at business headlines, back to you guys. >> we've always thought of you as framily, havrpson. >> thank you. >> there we

do you feelaass, pressure to go to the hamptons?and make a presidential appearance? >> i think they are relieved not to see me. yes.ure, no, attraction, >> would you take an uber? >> with the former president and secretary clinton, they rented it. it was jaw dropping. i don't know -- >> they were poor when they left the white house. they have come a long way. >> it is the lyme disease around it. it was in the middle of nowhere. acres of lyme disease. [laughter] >> coming up, we will keep talking about iraq. more support for maliki. we have the latest. ♪ >> good morning everyone. breaking news, the ceo of in and out -- gary rodkin of conagra foods, the huge agricultural combine, was set to retire. some news on a slow monday morning. that is not the case. will move back over to politics and your technology. particularly the chaos in the advertising business. is the best i know on linking the advertising world into facebook and twitter. look for that on the 6:00 hour of bloomberg television tomorrow. let's get to some company news. >>

are very familiar with ron hampton.he's a former executive director of the national black police association. [applause] twpheeia.nakiti [applause] she is a senior policy analyst for criminal justice matters at he open society foundations. welcome, sister nakiti. opening remarks, beginning with brother shelton. >> thank you very much. first i don't know if everyone can hear me. can't hear me. thank you so much. it is so important to have an opportunity to actually respond to what's going on in ferguson, missouri, and so many other places. it just so happens i'm one of the few that actually grew up in st. louis, missouri. i know ferguson very well. i saw its transition from being a community that was predominantly white to one that is now 67% african-american. but i have also said what has happened with the systems that are in place that are supposed to be democratic in nature and very clearly they are not being responsive to the concerns going on there now. if you look at the city council, those who are making decisions

but i think hampton is closer to being right. who among us can't benefit from advice? hampton's genius when he was a young person studies at king's college not far away, was he would listen to other people. there was a little group that they had for self improvement. it was their own private group. it wasn't a college group. and this little group would present papers to one another. there would be bits of advice offered on how to make them more acceptable, better. and hamilton wrote some of the most incredible political pamphlets of the time, using that group. how many of you are in business? how many of you participate in mastermind groups? we think of it as absolutely essential and really successful people gather together to share advice and information with one another. i think highly functional people and the founders were among the most highly functional people in the world realized that the best advice you can go to the will only make whatever decisions you need to make better than they would have otherwise. i encourage automatic of you to rethink the subject of

they can keep their house in the hamptons. they can keep their private jet. what i found extraordinary about the interview, what he goes on to say next, i'm really concerned about the bottom half of the population. we haven't done enough. listen to what he says. >> where we have made less progress than i would like is the trend of an increasingly bifurcated economy, where those at the top are getting a a larg share of gdp, increased productivity, corporate profits, and middle class and working class families are stuck. >> so, here's the president talking about working class families being stuck. he has passed three major pieces of legislation, extraordinary. you'd have to go back to the 1940s, right? health care reform, dodd/frank, education funding. and yet, they haven't worked for the people he's trying to help. yet, he doesn't acknowledge that his policies haven't worked! >> hold on, because i've got numbers. >> okay. >> i have numbers to make you go hmm. and this is not about president obama. this is all presidents. because this has been growing forever i

strategy, major general robert scales and lieutenant colonel damp han hampton. general, you were here with us in june. a lot of people really don't understand, and just briefly what has happened sense you were here a few weeks ago and isis and how they've made changes to what we see in iraq? >> a lot of it has happened, governor, and none of it is bad. we now understand what their strategy is. they have the initiative and the momentum in the region, and their task is to turn a series of army engagements into essentially a terrorist country. and you remember back in early august, they made their first attack into lebanon. the lebanese army, thankfully, threw them back. but the isis army is actually still there. in addition, down here they've pushed their capture of iraqi territory up to the jordanian border and are now threatening the king of jordan. they've encircled baghdad. they've moved down through fallujah and the iraqi army in baghdad and slowly working their way around the city to ice hate the garrison there. but the greatest danger and what we've seen mo

[applause] >> brother on hampton. >> let me say good evening to everyone.my comments are going to be in the nature putting this in some context. we can't look at the killing as a single incident and time. continuation of the assault an attack on black men and women in the black community. thesome history, militarization of policing started after vietnam. police departments received military equipment after vietnam and after doesn't storm and after iraq and afghanistan. war oneing used in the drugs and black people and the community. black men and women are not the only answer. more policesix officers or 20 more police officers in ferguson. if we don't address the culture, they will be brutal police officers. it dr. daniels talked about policing. must work forcing us. if not, we must find strategies that will work in the black community. we talk about community policing. we have not seen the benefits in our community. the kind of arrests that have taken place in new york as a result of walking while black. this is not the result of community policing. if we'

it is one of the most popular in the hamptons. it is a local wine.ke a ton of it in comparison to other wineries. we have some popular lines -- wines that are popular in the captives that are from provence. >> are these in short supply? the one in general that is in short supply is expensive, $46 a bottle. and'm going to the hamptons is the highest price, it must be the best quality, is what people think. equate priceays with quality. it is good stuff, but you know. >> we follow what is going on in the liquor industry. rosÉ?e sudden switch on >> more people are consuming dry rosÉ. last year, brad pitt and angelina jolie came out with their chÂteau merval. they bought the property and just got married this past week. i'm sure there is a run on their rosÉ. everybody wants to celebrate with them. why not? it is a reason to entertain. it is delicious stuff. masterk you, jennifer, of wine. it is 56 minutes past the hour. bloomberg television is "on the markets." equity futures are slightly higher despite personal spending numbers coming in with the first

there a compulsion to steal amongst a rich white lady out that happens is because everybody on the hamptons and one in wall street has made their money by stealing so it's a habit that they have developed over the years that they can't break so they need to steal because they're steal they're addicted to stay. she stole from saks fifth avenue now i mean the thing is that the population and you saw that many people on twitter were very a ok that this guy mike brown the young guy in ferguson missouri was shot dead because they said he stole a cigarette one cigarette maybe where they say that's even being generous a dollar maybe even two dollars for the cigarette here have the police at saks fifth avenue shot this woman four times in her body and two times in the head i just think there will probably be a little bit more this is too much this is over the overkill but i think that we start to see scenes like that where rich white ladies of sex with them get shot six times twice in the head and four times in their duty and back because they are because the police state is feeding on itself the s

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here is major scales and dan hampton and retired air force pilot. >> general, you were here in june and we looked at a map of the region. and briefly, what happen since you were here a few weeks ago. and isis and how they made changes to what we see in iraq. >> a lot of it happen and none of it is bad. we understand their strategy. they have the initiative and momentum in the region and their task is to turn a series of army enga engagements in a terrorist country. they made their first attack in lebanon. and the lebanese army threw them back. but the isis army is still there. and in addition in the city of rutga. they pushed their capture up to the iranian territory. they encircled baghdad and through fallujah and around the army of baghdad and working their way around the city to isolate the garrison there. but the greatest danger over the last few weeks is up here in the nineva h. and emptied mosul of the christian minorities and they fled to kurdish dan. and they captured the mosul dam. and more recently they have thrown the army of the kurds off mount sinjar and left 40,000 trapped

there a compulsion to steal amongst a rich white lady out that happens is because everybody on the hamptons and one in wall street has made their money by stealing so it's a habit that they have developed over the years that they can't break so they need to steal because they're steal they're addicted to stay. she stole from saks fifth avenue now i mean the thing is that the population and you saw that many people on twitter were very a ok that this guy mike brown the young guy in ferguson missouri was shot dead because they said he stole a cigarette one cigarette maybe where they say that's even being generous a dollar maybe even two dollars for the cigarette here have the police at saks fifth avenue shot this woman four times in her body and two times in the head i just think there were probably be a little bit more this is too much this is over the overkill but i think that we start to see scenes like that where rich white ladies of sex with them get shot six times twice in the head and four times in the duty and back because they are because the police state is feeding on itself the sur