that informanted had made a map of where hampton was going to be. map guided the chicago police to take on their raid, and then hoover approve of all of this in the end after the chicago police had gone in and killed fred hampton and really, you know, used extraordinary violence in that fight. so did hoover know in advance, so there is no hard evidence that i have seen, that i saw over the course of doing in that hoover knew and orchestrated that as a deliberately deadly raid, but certainly he was very aware of the contour it is of what was -- contours of what was happening to the panthers in a place like chicago. and he, you know, had no objection to it in the end. there is also still evidence that's out there, it's still coming out, on these big cases like that, so i wouldn't be surprised if we did find something more intentional there. >> watch this interview and our full coverage of the los angeles times festival of books at booktv.org. just click on the book fairs and festivals tab or to search beverly gage. >> booktv continues now, television

and that's the only tunnel that's been discovered in hampton roads. no explanation for the existence of this tunnel three feet wide, four feet deep, made of brick, constructed according to the forensics of the brick construct that sometime in the early 1840s, when church was burned down and they by abolitionists excuse me, not abolitionist but anti but but pro-slavery people the the the new church that was renamed st mary's actually is architecture so as not to disturb the tunnel and it was only when the church was renovating is sanctuary mary that they found this tunnel and it actually two parts to it and the end of the tunnel led to a wharf and the tunnel actually went into the firmly into the black community. so it's interesting that even today they were finding out more information about the underground railroad, its operations. that's how secretive. it was. and that's how integrated into the community it was. i wanted to end with just showing you a few pictures. i've talked about william still. i've talked about the abolition society that was the

and missy hampton, a k, emily misty hayes, do you know that is? >> she's actually a very interesting one, she's on a name that most people recognized. coffee county elections supervisor, the story that cnn broke yesterday, about those exercise to access voting machines and voting software in coffee county, georgia, she has somebody who has played a role in that. i believe if jake's memory serving, right mcmanus, when you actually went down to georgia, he met misty hampton, and somehow got her number and went back to the white house with it. and that was someone that they were on the phone with very quickly after that, obviously trying to get access to the voting software and coffee county. >> when meadows went on to georgia, the -- misty hampton coffee county story is interesting, just to remind folks of that story. which cnn broke yesterday. and caitlin, you will jump in if i get any of this wrong. but it seems as though coffee county election officials invited trump campaign officials to basically have access to their voting machines. which acco

one of those stops, the hampton house in chicago. >> in case you do not know about fred hampton, an activist who was fascinated. we learned that he has been shot at by the cops every year. there are good shots all over his grave. his son just bought a bulletproof case. nobody talks about it. it was amazing hearing his son story. and his history. >> in the south, there will be a lot of history around slavery. >> all went to a plantation. was that like? >> was heavy. for all of us. there was the indentation of a child's finger on a break and we could see the way that the nails were unevenly distributed on the walls. that made me feel closer to my ancestors and my history. you hear about in the books. what happened with slavery. how african americans were treated inhumanely. going there and seeing the buildings that they lived in and seeing the fields that they worked on. >> how do you feel like she is able to reconnect with her heritage? >> i felt like i could understand it in a way. we went to angel island. they were confined there in a single room or building. many were trapped there for mon

aneisha beveridge from hamptons, | the next year or so.ry. let's get the latest now on the situation in florida — which is set to be hit by a category four hurricane in the coming hours. cbs correspondent, cristian benavides gave me this update from florida. we're in crystal river. now, this is about an hour and a half north of the tampa bay area, which is currently seeing a lot of the effects from this hurricane. you can see behind me, things are relatively calm. we do get some of those bands of rain and wind from time to time. but the main, the primary concern here is going to be the potential for life—threatening storm surge. to give you some perspective, we're in a building that's elevated about ten feet off the ground or off sea level, rather. but there are many homes that are at sea level here where officials have already been clear that you need to evacuate because they're anticipating 10 to 12 feet of storm surge in this area. now, that's according to the national weather service. in fact, they believe it's 7 to 12 feet. i'm not su

scott hall and miss hampton, also known as emily "misty" ha yes. everyone in this indictment is charged with one count of violating georgia's racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] --[indiscernible] for participation to accomplish the illegal goal of allowing donald trump to seize the presidential term of office on january 20, 2021. specifically the participants in association took various actions in georgia and elsewhere to block the counting of the vote of the presidential electors who were certified as the winners of georgia's 2020 general elections treated as you examine the indictment you will see acts that are identified as overt acts and those identified as predicate acts, sometimes called acts of racketeering activity. overt acts are not necessarily crime under georgia law in isolation, but are alleged to be acts taken in furtherance of the conspiracy. many occurred in georgia and some occurred in other jurisdictions and are included because the grand jury

this is dorothy hampton in virginia. caller: good morning, america. i would like to talk about donald trump. de people remember in 1989? donald trump the next day put out a full-page ad, wanting to bring back the death penalty for those young men. now you find out years later that they were innocent. this is karma coming back to donald trump. hope you enjoy your prison time. goodbye. host: republican, you are next. caller: good morning. to the gentleman he was asking listeners if his observations were correct --he is correct. i also view those observations --that is normal. and also, not only the political, the courts, etc., that is normal. it is our right to do that, so be careful when we judge. karma comes to everybody who prejudges everybody else. host: the last frontier in alaska. good morning and thank you for being up very early in alaska. caller: i have a question. last night, i was listening to a recording of the conversation between president trump and the georgia officials. in it, it is very clearly said over and over again. just asking you

, this fighter surpasses even modern over maneuverable russian su-35 tells the american peninsula hampton-35 radar - this is 30 years old technology the f16 radar is much more advanced and gives you much more opportunities to shoot down targets at long distances, not just one, but many targets, as many targets as you have missiles, besides, in our planes, the pilots have a central computer and all sensors, all displays, avionics, weapons, everything goes through the pilot. we wear special helmets that allow us to never look below the cockpit of the f16, most of the us military companies participated, the most famous of which is definitely operation desert storm, but what tasks can be prepared for them in ukraine, let's figure it out ukraine for now capable of shooting down up to 90% of russian missiles, the latest air defense systems, not even the samsairists, petri, and those who are actively transferring to ukraine, the allies cannot block all vital objects in ukraine, and just the f16 will complete this chain and close the gaps , the most interesting thing in the planes that they can g

he had a girlfriend who was a library in a new hampton and the ended up giving the hampton library that whole piece of the collection which has made my work interesting and they are great to work without with out there. >> we all just share these. >> he got a big wheel barrel and rolled it up to the house and took everything away. you can really tell that he's junior once you read that. i'm so fascinated by the fact that he was able to keep his role. he just did not want to be known at all. >> is so interesting -- i'm sorry. so interesting in his personal ranks and papers and miguel into this in the book but you really see him struggling with life after the war and thinking about what is my responsibility to my community and there's a search for meaning. he is chastised by family members and a number of others for saying you should go out and do something. you just sit at home and sulk and it's heartbreaking when you realize what he actually did and you realize that he is struggling to come to terms with everything because you think the war was only a few years of his life and that's wh

morgan brennan is hout in the hamptons with michael nomagrantz cyber harbor, is that right?u very much. mike, great to have you. >> great to be here. >> let's start with crypto first, everyone had hopes this week that maybe, just maybe we get some sort of s.e.c. decision about a spot bitcoin etf we're not getting it this week, but your thoughts on if we do get it and what it means nor the asset class. >> no one knows factually, but when we put our applications back in, that starts a six-month clock. and my intuition is it will be closer to the end of that six-month clock, which is probably three to four months from now there is a judge's decision against the s.e.c., and people thought that might break this week and if the judge rules in their favor, the thought process is that there will be an acceleration from the s.e.c. to approve the black rock and other etfs so that's where the excitement came from. we haven't gotten it, rates are creeping high, pressure on assets you know, you're seeing stock losses >> we are seeing bitcoin under pressure today >> listen, we have come a

thanks for joining me in the hamptons back over to you. >> thank you very much morgan and josh.u know, we'll have more big guests next hour in o.t. including wes edens. his take on the markets. we're track the biggest movers as we head into what might be a bit of an unsettled close, shall we say kristina partsinevelos. >> more unsettled. there weren't enough nhl hockey games this year hurting shares of one firm. we could also blame the knicks i'll explain next. mlb chooses t-mobile for business for 5g solutions... ...to not only enhance the fan experience, but to advance how the game is played. now's the time to see what america's largest 5g network can do for your business. we never just see the numbers. we see the people. marcus: detroit, it's just changed so much. you can see what it once was. and then, i think about what it can be. as an entrepreneur, it's about how i can give them the tools to empower themselves if we can just all do something small, all the small things will start to amount to something big. that's why we're here to help make it happen. >>> working on 15 m

and that's not just in combination fits in training emissions where i live in north hampton, massachusetts. we have training flights that go over my house. and probably a lot of listeners, due to this is something that happens all over the world. the us to has, according to findings from professor right, has over 750 military installations in the world. those all come with some carbon emissions to varying degrees and it's everything from, you know, smaller installations. maybe just the radar installation to bases in germany in south korea and japan to have tens of thousands of us soldiers and come with really significant carbon impacts. so it's all of those activities that add up to the us military, in particular, having a carbon emissions footprint that is larger than many developed countries. wow. and of course, there's all these tons of calls, right? you know, there's these bases that have all the support infrastructure, the constant trucks that bring in supplies. and then there's also also the contractors, stewart. i know you wanted to jump in. yes, i was gonna say the whole supply cha

but against all, because i'm really invest few, hampton men. let's calculate that. they have a $4000000000.00 market value in 2021. and he's expected to reach almost $17000000000.00 by 2030. that's something to look out for. indeed. now to another interesting plant, the olive trees it flourishes in an easy and house made the noise of the country. the largest producer only cleared also the rope in unit bought the bountiful houses produces a lot of organic list that has not proven very useful. and to now find out in this weeks doing give it the only place takes place during the cold season. winter's the northern tanisha can be brutal. temperatures can drop down to freeze in the country needs few forces . but even if there are hardly any for the accomplish only group, tanisha is one of the biggest only oil produces in the world. the extraction process creates lots of left of appointments or live polls that gave you have seen . can you see an idea why not use diploma for heats exhibit and they don't let this cause a uh, i had an idea in my head. all of i have kept since

officer hampton. congratulations, welcome. you brought a full crowd. >> appreciate the opportunity and thank you for the recognition. >> i will let the chief speak and turn it over to fellow commissioners. >> thank you. officer hampton. thank you for everything you do for this department and the city. you know being a member of swat team you are well trained and you are disciplined. everything that we want as a police officer. and it is no small act. saving lives and then being able to do the regular routine community policing and caught evercalls to service that we ask all our people to do. it is, lot to ask. you went above and beyond to get the upon training to be the top of your craft. thank you and thank you for everything you do every day. appreciate you. >> thank you, chief. commissioner walker. >> thank you for your service. keeping the airport safe. all of us use the airport and especially i think it is crowded on the vacation weekends. we thank you for your service for this and the other trainings the other positions

sonali: how are you thinking about pricing not just in new york city but the hamptons? you look at this trend of people believed to pay extraordinary prices with the luxury market. bess: discretionary is different from the everyday fire because they have a lot of money at the fingertips. they do not care so much about race because a lot of times they are cash. cash is king. and the luxury market, the hamptons, palm beach, there is no inventory, prices are high and there is not a lot to buy. his people have a lot of money they are willing to pay more but the everyday buyer is sitting it out. sonali: the scarcity value, is that making more people jump into the market knowing they will not get a place if they do not? bess: right now it is mixed messages. we heard recession, recession, recession but the fed is saying economists are saying there will not be a recession. it is a flawed assumption to think that because inflation has come down, rates will come down. i think rates will stay where they are and possibly tick up a little bit so we have to get used to this 6%, 7% fo

fascinating world heritage sites dw world heritage 360 kept now the american secretary of state, hampton, a lincoln was finally engaging in a long delayed effort to hold the slide in us china relations, the main speaking point is still tie one with the chinese determined to be unified and warning the west to stay out of the cool interest. i guess in taipei is the time when these foreign minister joseph works, is the island living on borrowed time. we know that we have the ability to deal with the chinese invasion.

among the many important sites throughout our state is the great dismal swamp located in the hampton roads region of my district. i want to slow chris lilly who's on on this call with us. he's doing a great job with the swamping and keeping it going. i always chuckled to myself when i think about great dismal swamp because well, it is great. it's not nearly the million acres that it used to be about tenth of the size. um while allegedly as a swamp is does not look like a swamp. if as you think about it nor does it dismal they're doing a really great job of keeping it up keeping your vibrant and i couldn't be more proud of them. what you may not know though, is that the great dismal swamp was once a home in a refuge to a generation of african-american and indigenous populations who create a vibrant self-sustaining community hidden away from the threat of enslavement. the swamp also served as an economic hub of commerce between indigenous populations formerly indentured african-american communities and those who were escaping slavery. due to this robust activity between these communiti

he's the author of books, including the memoir the kingdom of the kid growing up in the long lost hamptons, which contains a chapter about carl adams, the oh goodness. thank you. that's that everybody knows him as yes. yeah. that's a little easier for me. thank you. yeah. the boston red sox hall of famer. he lives in the south. you live in us outside right now. carl has built as a mansion by a bethlehem steel mogul. kind of bringing mr. wilbur who's buried in this chaos. yes, absolutely. so. thank you, everybody. please join me in welcoming john. welcome, everyone thank you, bret, for inviting me as part of let's play the exhibit as part of the historic bethlehem mission. it's very nice to talk during playoff time because we who love baseball love the fact that many underdogs have upsetting the top dogs. and my talk is all about underdogs because in 1918, beth, i'm scaled league. fascinating though it is has been lost to history partly because it was so short and partly the major leaguers went back after armistice after the end of world war one, back into their normal jobs and living. what

s office the evidence it needed to charge hall and misty hampton, coffee county's elections supervisororgia's rico act. did you have any sense this was tied to maybe other operatives in the trump campaign, that it was anything beyond sort of lower-level people in coffee county? >> not initially. but there are allegations, and as you dig down deep more is revealed. >> reporter: that revelation came monday, when the fulton county d.a.'s office charged cathy latham with 11 crimes ranging from impersonating a public officer to conspiracy. but more importantly, it connected the dots between coffee county and the white house. >> sidney powell was the one who ended up commissioning the services of sullivan strickler. >> her involvement is really what exposes the broader trump team's involvement in coffee county. >> reporter: powell advocated seizing voting machines with an executive order from trump at an explosive white house meeting in december 2020. >> another idea that was pitched during that meeting was raised by rudy giuliani, and he thought that they could coerce or convince local elec

we don't know if scott hall or misty hampton had direct contact with donald trump, but they can get you to the mid-level. i would look for these people to flip. . i think prosecutors are putting a heavy hand on them. >> you prosecuted the mob. you are a mob prosecutor. you used rico cases. you prosecuted multiple people at once but 19? what are the advantages and disadvantages? >> you get to show a jury the whole picture. this is the whole crew. they all work together as one cohesive entity towards an illegal end. you have the advantage to pick off some low-hanging fruit and get them to flip. but the hard part, it's a lot of work. you're not going to be able to try all 19 at once. that's not going to happen. and you just never know how every one of these defendants, let's put aside trump. every one of these defendants, even the people we heard of is going to mount a furious defense, as their right to do. >> thank you very much. a lot more to discuss here. >> thanks, john. >> with us now is former fulton county district attorney daryl cohen. you're in a unique position because you know t

rachel: here to share ideas chef alex right here at the hampton. what do you have for us.rom barcelona, not too long ago. >> everybody likes it. >> it's true good morning. we do topics, a lot of pious, i like it because it's small dishes in one meal so everybody can enjoy and love and share everything between everybody. and also we have very good spanish wine and sangria. it is very nice. rachel: what are you making for us. >> right now we have different dishes of what we do in the restaurant. i can start from the left official board. everything made in-house it is tuna smoke. >> in the vinegar and we have the monkfish. >> what is in this bowl right here. >> is added to nicole. >> it is spanish octopus. joey: slap me if i try to eat it. >> not yet. >> we bring everything from spain cook in the house and after that we have a small sauce over there and that's it the rachel: we were talking about that. to do. >> shrimp, we're going to use the shrimp and we have an infusion in the pepper that is over there that is the dry peppers but the funny thing is smoke pepper naturals be

we have seen a bond agreement for misty hampton. bail is $10,000. 45 minutes before that news came out, i was inside the courtroom. i saw attorneys for misty hampton walking with one of the top prosecutors. they were walking from one wing of their office and led down another hallway and into a stairwell. she was very -- her attorneys were very likely going into a meeting with the d.a.'s team. that matches the cadence. the attorneys will go behind closed doors. they will hammer out the terms of the agreement for surrender. that's what we are expecting to see with rudy giuliani's legal team as they make their way to the fulton county courthouse. >> a lot of activity. you are following it out and so closely. thank you. this is a stunning fall from grace for rudy giuliani, after years spent taking on the mob as a prosecutor in manhattan and the number three overall and america's mayor. what an extraordinary story. >> extraordinary. to be reminded, he has been suspended from the practice of law in new york for two overs and the washingto

and it gave bonnie willis and fulton the county da office to charge hall and misty hampton with conspiracyou have any since this was tied to maybe other operatives in the trump campaign? anything beyond lower level people in coffee county? >> not initially but there were allegations. as you dig down deep more is revealed. >> sara murray: further revelations came on the fulton county da office charge latham with 11 crimes. ng from impersonating a public officer to conspiracy. but more importantly, it connected the dots between coffee county and the white house. >> cindy powell was the one commissioning the services at sullivan-strickland. >> it exposes the broader trump team involvement in coffee county. >> sara murray: powell, advocated seizing voting machines with an executive order from trump. at explosive white house meeting. >> another idea pitch of the meetin g raised by rudy giuliani. he thought they could coerce or convince local election officials to voluntarily give investigators access to voting systems. >> sara murray: in other words, exactly what happened in coffee county janua

. >> that's the punch off next to a dramatic drone video captured off the coast of the hamptons on long> two dolphins were caught on camera for swimming with a humpback whale off the coast of southampton in disney. your move to make a movie on this? they're not just swimming. they're rubbing their tails. and the whales face. look at that. >> okay. >> fun fact. humpback whales tend to grow as long as a school bus. wow and they weigh twice as much. but how big is their poop, andrew? oh you think the dolphins are doing this? >> three that we've talked about. >> that's the only reason i think the dolphins are doing this on purpose. >> oh, that's a good one. also you know, the thing about poop jokes is they they all stink. >> and finally, to something we never knew about bears, probably because never wanted to get close enough, long enough to find out. apparently they can purr like cats. >> so like this adorable little girl. bear at a rescue center in otisville, new york. >> and clearly loves a good scratch under. >> no, that's not a professional calls. >> these are professionals. they remin

and evidence now shows latham communicated with misty hampton about getting access to the office. >>urs inside this restricted room in the elections office. >> reporter: one of those inside the room works for sullivan strickler. he was not indicted and in a statement to cnn, sullivan strickler said the firm was directed by the attorneys who hired them to obtain access to certain data and distribute it to certain individuals and, quote, the firm had no reason to believe these attorneys would ask or direct sullivan strickler to do anything either improper or illegal. >> ultimately they were able to basically take an entire copy of the voting system with the idea that it would be used too, you know, point to vulnerabilities, point to different issues with the voting machines themselves and the plan was to use that as evidence of widespread voter fraud. >> reporter: another shocking twist in the story, the coffee county data breach would remain secret for 20 months. >> when did you guys learn that there was a potential breach involving coffee county? >> about a year after it happened. wh

african-americans and native americans came in contact with like the talk saw academy and there also places like hampton and black schools where native students with, either voluntarily or forcibly. so those are examples of black and native people againes being pushed into this subservient role because these are stools where they can learn to be second-class citizen. there are lots of interesting examples about how there's camaraderie and alliance in the schools but also racism and prejudice against each other. your second question, so entail, gosh, what is a, 1960 i think you didn't get to choose your own race on the consensus. offenses taker, using a white person would come to your door and decide what race you are based on how you look, sometimes based on our people were in your household how they look my family on one senses we are natives and an earlier census on the next census we are black. if that because someone else came to the door the next time? there are multiple reasons why, but it actually creates an issue for historians after people doing genealogical work because it can be hard to trace

then closer to the coastline, 60s to 70s at hampton bay in san francisco. what we are dealing with is this human error moving in from the south and the bulk of it has stayed away today although over the past three hours we have seen lightning strikes in the north. down to the south, there is one so we are tracking that is moving off by 5:00 tonight. we will continue to monitor this. also, coming up -- check this up. a wild pattern can be in store next week with some remnant tropical moisture that may get caught up in the flow and we may be looking at several more days of thunderstorm chances. even parts of california make it in on the over one inch of rain. >>> it is a crisis that is mounting. the fentanyl crisis in san francisco. today, health leaders said they refuse to back down against the fight against this particular drug. 80% of this year's overdose deaths were caused by fentanyl which has become cheaper and more potent and it is highly addictive. last month alone, 71 people in san francisco died of accidental overdoses, which doctors say could have

luxury consumers holding tighter to their crocodile skin wallets where better to look than in the hamptonstern end of long island, morgan brennan is sitting down with several morgan, take it away >> thanks, tyler i am joined by harvey and bonnie thank for being here i should note, no relation but a great last name, bonnie brennan. i want to start in a week where the consumer is particularly in focus as we talk about the stronger-than-expected data coming out for the economy, just want goat your sense, both of you, on your sense of the health of the consumer, particularly the higher end consumer which i know both of you service with your companies harvey, maybe start with you on the services side with equinox >> we see no slow downs. the data is strong but we are seeing record performance. for the first six months of the year we had our best six mons in terms of new membership sales in history of the company july was our best month ever by 25%. in the last day of july was our best single day in the history of the company so we're seeing absolutely no slowdown and nothing from our perspectiv

leigh sends out in his cavalry which now commanded pretty much by hampton, not formally, but wade's the thing and they fight a battle with philip sheridan, the union cavalry commander at a place called horse shop, and are able to determine the exact location of the union forces and. basically lay that strong line along town upon him like creek there will be for the next two or three days what's known generally talked about is the battle of tyler pottermore creek. it's mainly a bunch little skirmishes. it's not really huge battle the union second corps tries to push way across town to pottermore creek and is to do so because the banks are the confederates have well have it well defended below the creek there's another attack that's made by the union forces to try to bust through that doesn't work and it looks like this might end up as a stalemate again, federal, though, decide. well, look, why don't we take union fifth corps, drop it across the creek and then let it swing toward lee below lee's flank and behind lee. that was a good idea. and if you take a look at that little that big map

a former chairwoman of the coffey county republican party, that's a tiny rural county, and missy hampton who was the elections director in coffey county. the -- several of those people were involved in the fake electors scheme here in georgia. shawn still, david shaffer and cathy latham from coffey county, they serve as state electors or helped to coordinate the entire effort when georgia was otherwise casting ballots for joe biden. and these are people, i think this is going to be a tough part for georgians to go through. these are people who are people's neighbors, they're going to be parents with kids in little league. these are very well known in their neighborhoods, but certainly not national names and not famous figures, but they also have been wrapped up in this rico indictment and i think that it is very important to remember that rico has a mandatory minimum in georgia of five years in state prison and that, i think, will weigh very heavily on some of these defendants who are considering what their next steps are going to be. fani willis, again, has not shied away -- she was the

is this a trip to the airport because obviously one can land there or is it the hamptons to new yorkhat you see is the first use cases. >> with of those are amazing opportunities as you mention the airport routes have amounts of directional demand and were able to feel seats going to the airport in the city. >> this is carleton english. a question a very exciting prospect but i'm little concerned about battery life for the vehicles or general safety, what can you say that. >> we've been done on this and we've been working on it for 15 years and we've done extensive work on battery life and battery safety and incredible battery team. in our labs we demonstrated more than 10000 lights before we need to replace the batteries and we charge them after a trip from jfk to manhattan in less than six minutes. >> you already have a contract with the defense department for 2024, what exactly are the use case is going to be. >> we've been working with the department of defense with the defense innovation unit and then agility prime so that work started in 2016, that's been expanding progressivel

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