keep hartford options. you go and tell your neighbor. that's the new world special is economy? timer got your ticket for -- insurance floors under prices adequate credit decent marketing facilities fair price for what a man grows died about big business a lot of work are 200 million dollar national income or production world trade but no pushing and no clouds. business protection from business i got life labor for god for everyone all employment pool production annual wage good housing social insurance security in your own age. groups don't want to build those apples dark boarding man dirty. you you thank you all again for being here tonight for our first night of the conference and for joining us in exploring the complex movements and decisions that led soldiers on both sides through the battle of second manassas in the summer of 1862. our first speaker for the evening is historian jim burgess. jim has spent than 40 years dedicating life to the study and arguably importantly, the public interpretation of the battles of manassas. as an employee of the national park service. and

hartford being on a river. lots and lots of early new england towns on rivers and especially in massachusetts, but also in connecticut. if you count on the river, you're going to possibly have a little insurance brokerage for once the age of incorporaing begins. you might have a bigger corporation or corporation that is next to your local bank, which is, again, one way of the higher stratum of early local merchants managed to, are choosing to pool and manage their risks and make money at the same time. so, a lot of times these corporations depend on local knowledge as they get started. my understanding is that hartford becomes a big insurance capital later in the 19th century. and so first by the -- so industrialization really fuels the fire insurance business when big corporations start needing fire insurance and paying a lot for it. insurance becomes big money that way. life insurance becomes big business in the middle of the 19th century along with urbanization. when more people are living lives where they h

seminary inef hartford, connecticut. his father refuses to pay for that. he works three jobs. he works at a laundromat, he's o janitor, he does all this work to pay for himself to go through college because his father wouldn't pay for it because his father wanted him to be a dentist. that was a veryan significant pt of his life because he's not only defying his father, but he also charted his course for the first time. like, i'm going to go the way that i want to go, the way that i've been led to go. and his father, you know, he didn't pay for his college, but they were fine. it wasn't like, you know, i hate you or anything like that. [laughter] >> so it wasn't an estrangement. >> yeah. at what point do they reconnect -- not that they're disconnected, but at what point does his father say maybe i was wrong? >> you know, he never did. [laughter] his father, his father never -- you know, this was a guy, again, became a congressman, became a mayor while his father was alive, but his father always thought he should be a dent

who was part of the campaign, and he said ambassador bush was going to be speaking at an event in hartford, connecticut. it's only about 45 minutes away from springfield, massachusetts. could you put together a tea or some thing for ambassador bush, to get to meet some people? i don't know a lot of people in springfield, massachusetts, but i call the friend who did know people there. they gave me someone, as a potential host for a tee, at 3:00 in the afternoon, i drove out to see where this house was and meet the people and all that kind of stuff. the next day was the event, drove down to hartford, picked up ambassador bush, drove him down to springfield and came to this home in springfield. walked in and there is about 25 people ready to have tea with candidate, ambassador bush. his side on the mantle over the fireplace, it said welcome george bush and was spelled be you s c h, like anheuser bush. he came a long way. he was an asterisk in the polls, but that asterisk made a huge difference for america. and it made an even greater difference for the rest of the world. because he actually d

it how did hartford become the insurance capital of the united states? -- >> massachusetts but also in connecticut. if you live in a town on the river you are possibly going to have an insurance brokerage or once the age of incorporating begins he might have a corporation or a corporation that's nice to be a local bank. which is one of the way that the higher early merchants managed to or are choosing to put manage their risks at the same -- time they, a lot of times, these corporations depend on the knowledge if they get started. my understanding is that hartford becomes a big insurance capital later in the 19th century. first, by the -- industrialization the fire insurance business when big corporations start needing fire insurance and paying a lot for it.. life insurance becomes big business in the middle of a 19th century along with urbanization when more people are living lives where they have these desk jobs. one of these protestant ethical sub movements spreads that when we think that you can do for your family if you are a good, upstanding, white

hartford, 78. hartford should be about 50 degrees.ll right, we'll see about 60 plus cities all the way from the northeast, boston, new york, down to oak ridge, tennessee, atlantic, georgia. i wanted to mention this. we have this tropical outlook. we're not saying this will be a tropical storm or hurricane but it's late in the season. it is expected to take a rather circuitous report. as it does, if 2 gains strength, which it should, an 80% possibility, to could be a soaker across the florida peninsula, especially as we go in towards friday. that's quite a few days away. anything can change. right now, the computer models are suggesting there will be some development. we don't know what characteristic it will have. it will be quite the soaker. back to you. >> all right, karen mcginnis, thank you so much. no . >>> now at least 38 people were injured in a manhattan apartment fire. officials think the fire started from a lithium ion battery from an electric bicycle inside one of the apartments. the senior fire department official said the

the dutch opened the scoring in the 6th minute, cody, cody hartford, with a strong stride from a distance. before the game coach knew his fan gala said ha, who can become a star? but echoed approved. they had come to play an in the 2nd half their captain and a valencia scored. it's happen for a final school of 2. 0, sorry, one of and that means hosts cat are out of the world cup after they lost $31.00 to san diego. after taking a 1st half lead, senegal made it to nil through lie jar after the break. we're hammered when terry reduce the deficit with cat as the 1st ever woke up finals ago, but been by ging seal the win for senegal. just minutes later, cats are, cannot now qualify for the, from the group regardless of the result of their final game against the netherlands . and with me in the studio, just to discuss the action on day 6 is the abilene sports. philip, hep. now philip, as we've heard, catherine is out after just 2 matches played. how big of an embarrassment is that for the host country and absolutely enormous embarrassment. so we've seen the fans walking out early out of the st

keep hartford options. you go and tell your neighbor. that's the new world special is economy? timer got your ticket for -- insurance floors under prices adequate credit decent marketing facilities fair price for what a man grows died about big business a lot of work are 200 million dollar national income or production world trade but no pushing and no clouds. business protection from business i got life labor for god for everyone all employment pool production annual wage good housing social insurance security in your own age. groups don't want to build those apples dark boarding man dirty. you you thank you all again for being here tonight for our first night of the conference and for joining us in exploring the complex movements and decisions that led soldiers on both sides through the battle of second manassas in the summer of 1862. our first speaker for the evening is historian jim burgess. jim has spent than 40 years dedicating life to the study and arguably importantly, the public interpretation of the battles of manassas. as an employee of the national park service. and

is hartford draw against spain. only a win against costa rica will do in their final game if they are to avoid a 2nd straight, early exit from the world cup. and even then japan could still make things difficult for hans if likes men. if they get a result against spain. and there was a big shock and group f, where morocco b belgium to nel substitute abdulla homage. seberio opened the scoring when his free kick went straight on 73 minutes and another stuff. a courier, a book, a love made the gain safe for morocco, an injury time to stun belgium's collection of stars. as for chaos in the belgian capital brussels. while meantime, police detained around a dozen people after riots broke out in several parts of the city. on sunday evening, dozens of soccer fans some draped in moroccan flags clashed with police before com was restored. and finally, for many of us down thing and perfect step with one another with one person can be hard enough. huh. how about trying to do it with a 2000 other people that is just what these d

and after that upset group, he has now gotten very interesting is by germany's hartford draug and spain only win against costa rica will do in their final game. if they're to avoid a strike early exit from the world cup, and even then japan could still make things difficult for on the flicks men. if they get a result against spain. and it was a big shocking group. s where morocco beat belgium to nil. substitute up the la sir berry opened the scoring when his free cake went right in on 73 minutes and another sub zacharia apple glove made the game. say for morocco an injury time to stun belgium's collection of stars and spark chaos. in the belgian capital brussels police detained around a dozen people off the riots broke out in several parts of the city. on sunday evening thousands of sako found some drive the moroccan flags clashed with police before calm was restored that's it from me and the new scheme of finance sar kelly will have an update for you. at the top of the aisle documentary about martial culture is coming up next on miss that and gab office in berlin. for me, the team, tha

samuel colt, hartford, connecticut, was marketing guns as the means for you identify yourself with theioneering spirit that westward expansion. and so, the industry has done i think a wonderful job of marketing and starting the marketing really early on so as a kid in this country you get an awful lot of exposure to the fetishization of weapons that you speak of. so part of it is political and part of it is cultural. >> that doesn't exist everywhere. look, i from south texas and am represent a part of the state that had more cows than people. this is something you don't see that in people that are the responsible gun owners. right? it's something you didn't educate your children on and something you take seriously, and if you abuse that tool so in a a lot of parts of texas that i represented, you didn't see that chest beating. it does not exist in some of those communities. i just put that out there as it's not reflective of everybody who is a responsible gun owner. >> thank you. >> there are two online in front of us and we only have eight more minutes. >> we will answer quick. >> he

he teaches a district the opposite direction from hartford.n for office. it's a part-time job in connecticut, you have to hold on another job. but he was so committed to the future of southington, the future of the state, that he made this enormous commitment to go out and knock on $5,300. and when you meet him, you realize why he did so well. because he's willing to work with anybody, he just cares about people, and you saw he got a lot of crossover votes from republicans. it shows how candidates heard work really can't be beat. it's the irreplaceable factor in american politics. >> okay, senator. what advice do you have for the man who will be taking this position he is to hold? >> well, i mean, i hope he's gonna keep knocking doors. because the one thing you need to do is stay totally connected to the people you represent. and so, i never stopped knocking twice, even when it wasn't election season. and i think he's gonna show up at the state capital with a better idea of what southington cares about, because he talked to 5300 people. you ju

seminary in hartford, connecticut. and his father refuses to pay for that. and he works in all of these jobs and his father refuses to pay for it because his father wanted him to be a dentist. >> that's a significant part of his life he's not only defying his father, but charting his course for the first time. i'm going the way that i want to go and the way i'm led to go and his father didn't pay for his college, but they were fine. it's not like i hate you or-- it wasn't an estrangement. >> at what point do they reconnect? not that they're disconnected, but what point does his father say maybe i was wrong about the dentist thing. >> you know, he never did. his father never -- his father never -- you know, this is a guy again, he became a congressman and a mayor, while his father was alive, but his father always felt he should have been a dentist. he has a younger brother named walter who followed his father into practice. i don't know how old walter is i think he may be 87, but he has a practice in atlanta, and his fa

so you go to hard for seminary in hartford, connecticut his father refuses to pay for that. so he has a fine job. he's he works three jobs. he's like he works at laundromat. he's he's a janitor. he does all this work to pay for himself to go through college because father wouldn't pay for it. but his father wanted to be a dentist. so, you know, that was a very significant part of his life because. he not only defined his father, but he also kind of charted its course for like the first time. it's like i'm going to go the way that i want to go. i'm going go the way that i've been led to go. and his father, you know, he didn't pay for his college, but, you know, they were fine. so it wasn't like, you know, i'm i hate you or anything. so it wasn't an estrangement. yeah. at what point does cause do they reconnect does as well not that they're disconnected but at what point does his father say you maybe i was wrong about this whole dentist you know he never did you know, his father. his father never, you know, this is a guy again, he was he became a congressman. he became the may

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in hartford, there's nobody to interview when you work in hartford radio, and i would interview the localody has a story to tell. it's very interesting. i am talking to the local car dealer and he's telling me about the rise to the best car dealer in hartford. i am just genuinely interested. i don't want to make the interview about myself, and that's number one, and that's the most important thing anybody can learn in broadcasting. the fans want to hear what springsteen has to say, and it's irrelevant what i have to say. it's more important we get to what drives springsteen and what makes him tick. and he feels generally relaxed and open when he sees somebody is genuinely interested. you begin to ask questions that any of us would ask, and it just leads to the best, you know, moments. let's face it, this interview was great because bruce was there to play. bruce came in -- when he made that phone call to me, he said what do you want to talk about, besides psychoanalysis, he said what songs? i sent him a list of 25 songs, and he came and he said, any songs you asked about, i will play them

if i would take one of these candles to the inner-city hartford abortion clinic and try to hand themut to the girls going to that clinic, none of them that's not the realities women are getting abortions because of kids at home and cannot put food on the table. because their partners forcing them to do a payment of the case might be there doing out of desperation for this is not a wonderful choice they're making that's good for them. that is by and large the story of abortion for be here very different story it's great there's 80% of planned parenthood clinics andor low minority neighborhoods but that's not a good thing at this woman really feel like they need it we have work to do. it's not to build more abortionp clinics. it's all kinda fueled by this underlying assumption that freedom is just participation and at any point so it women my age think what men can do that that's what we are all doing. it's assumed that's what life is about right now. men can do that and walk away why can't i? he overturn roe v wade they suddenly cannot walk away, right? this is work at spectra cholic

the runners-up for the most stolen packages, seattle, tacoma, washington, austin, texas, and hartford connecticut. reggie: in new area code will be coming to california today to overlay the existing 209 which does include portions of allegheny county. it is an area with high demand. if you live in the impacted area, you could be a sign that new area code. existing phone numbers will stay the same. so while we all wait for spotify to come out, there is a personalized music festival lineup. >> all you need to do is go online, signing, and then it will make this, a lineup of the artists that you have been listening to in a festival format. so you get to choose from the last four weeks of the last six months or you can choose all time. reggie: that is l.a. twilight. >> holograms. you know how i feel about that. good morning, everybody. hope you are ready for a little that of a chill. we are ending november on a cold and dry note here locally. maybe a little bit osnth sierra nevada but as december arrives, it is all about to return to an unsettled weather pattern. some very cold air up to

about that, he was very good at developing factories because he was very famous for his factories in hartfordcticut, being early places in which you have the paternalistic system. there were a rudimentary recreation facilities for them, there was an attempt to provide schooling for many of the young girls who worked there. there was an attempt to internalize the externalities of the labor market, by keeping everything within a town that was growing rapidly and where business could come in. and during the civil war, for example, he faced the problem that initially he sold to both the north and the south, but then fearing the -- that this would look bad -- he stopped selling to the south. it is not unlike what you see today with ukrainian war where shell, royal dutch shell, actually bought one of the shipments of russian oil and could not find a buyer, and now shell has been running around, saying mea culpa, mea culpa, i'm sorry, i'll never do that again. that is more about public opinion and the ideas of the owners of those companies as well. so that in this case the choice was the governments

james beckett iii who was part of the campaign and said ambassador bush is speaking at an event in hartford, connecticut, 45 minutes away from springfield, massachusetts. put together a key or something for ambassador bush, i didn't know a lot of people in springfield massachusetts but i call a friend who did know people there and they gave me someone at 2:00 in the afternoon and i drove out to see where this house was and meet the people and all that kind of stuff and the next day was the day of the event and i picked up ambassador bush, we arrived at this home in springfield, locked in, 25 people ready to have the with ambassador george bush, there was a sign on the mantle over the fireplace that said welcome george bush. it was billed busch. i tell you that made a huge difference for america. he actually did more to introduce transformation than any other president in our history when it came to inviting people to the responsibilities of governing. he made bandleaders better leaders because of how he led around the world. that is what transformed the world and grateful of his service. or

. >> no, this is america okay, boston, potts moth, kennebunkport, hartford, rolling blackouts because get enough energy in america this is mind blowing i don't want to dive into politics, i'm sure you don't want to, either, 70% of the iso, 70% of your power generation is natural gas or nuclear new england has grown its population by a million in the last 20 years. it doesn't feel like what we hear is the reality of what is actually occurring, and the challenge we have is the wind doesn't always blow and the sun doesn't always shine we need battery storage in the area we have a battery to carry 11,000 customers for several hours should at outage occur that's the kinnell of -- that we need again, renewables are awesome, the technology is very cool and they create jobs, but even the best battery storage is, what, 12 hours max just like a cell phone no different >> correct >> so you can generate a bunch of wind power offshore, everybody generates it at the same time, because you generate when the wind blows or the sun shines you try to store it, or you've got to use it or lose it and we t

. >> again he was not a greatto student howard b goes to hartford and becomes an a+ student. gets all these opportunities to go in churches all of the south want him to come in organizations religious organizations in the north want him to come and work there. so he really goes there and thrives becomes a totally different kind of students. >> were talking a little bit in the green room about his sense of faith. that's a word you introduce but i think it's funny think about a lot too. he says reading the book not just a spiritual faith but very humanistic faith as well. that seems to be informing the work is doing right now is a 90-year-old man he doesn't have to do anything he doesn't want to do.s and yet he still trying to put goodness into the world. he is still trying to save the world through different set of tools and a different set of resources it is the culminationt of these different work he's done up until this point as well. so would you tell us a little bit about what his foundation does? >> were at an event a couple weeks ago the harvard black alumni association

think about he was very good at developing factories that he was very famous for his factories in hartford, connecticut being early places in which you have the paternalistic system. there were there were rudimentary recreation facilities for them. there was an attempt to provide schooling for many of the young girls who worked there. there was an attempt to sort of internalize the externalities of the labor market by keeping everything within a town that was growing rapidly and where business would come in. and during the civil war for example, he faced the problem. that initially he sold both the north and the south. but then fearing the bad that this would look bad. he stopped selling to the south. it's not unlike what you see today with ukraine war where you know, she royal and the shell royal dutch shelled actually bought one of the shipments of russian oil that couldn't find a buyer and now shell has been running around saying mia copa. i'm sorry. i'm sorry. i'll never do it again, and you can sort of see how that's more about public opinion. then necessarily the ideas of the owners

hartford, connecticut, should be about 50 degrees or so. it was 78. erie, pennsylvania, a year ago, the temperature was 47 degrees. so, it's very dramatic. and it looks like for tuesday, if you're going to the polls, it looks like those temperatures are still going to be mild across the southeast. they really start to cool off rather dramatically across the northeast and into new england. i want to point out this. officially, hurricane season isn't over until the end of november. i'm not saying we're going to have a hurricane or even a tropical storm. but we do have a disturbance, and this is in the northeastern quadrant of the caribbean. and this is what we anticipate. it looks like it's going to kind of continue a circuitous route, go up, dip down a bit, and then perhaps be the influencer for weather coming up as we go towards the next 5 to 6 days. this disturbance has about a 70 to 80% likelihood that it will become a little better organized. will it become a tropical storm? it's highly unlikely, but the characteristics would be, you know, there's

by later this afternoon and especially this evening, boston, new york, hartford, baltimore, all of the cities that are likely going to see impacts from this system before it finally exits the area once we get to monday. for today specifically, boston, new york, washington, d.c., even detroit, chicago, and raleigh, all looking at the potential for? delays. out west, we have our next system pushing into the pacific northwest. that could likely cause delays as well. especially for places like seattle and portland. then interior across the intermountain west, a lot of snow. this snow will actually be measured in feet. one to two feet will be widespread across the higher elevations. as it progresses eastward it could lead it a significant severe weather event on tuesday of the upcoming week. the main threats will be tornadoes, damaging winds and even large hail. for memphis, shreveport, stretching down to new orleans, paula. >> thank you so much. now let's go to gloria at laguardia airport. all right, yesterday you were out amid the shoppers. today you're at the airport. you may be working

west of hartford. beautiful country i might add. hayes winning right now with 50.4% of the vote.th 49.6. this is a hugely democratic district. this is a d plus ten district but was rated as a toss up heading into election day. this is a district that republicans were kind of salivating over the weeks leading into tuesday because they thought hey, we have a chance to pick up some heavily, heavily democratic seats, but hayes able to squeak it out. this means for now, new england, all blue. every member of the congressional delegation so far democratic. we're waiting on one seat here. this is the main first congressional district right here where jared gold, the incumbent is running. if he gets over 50% of the vote, he wins outright. otherwise, they do rank choice, but he's looking good as of now. so you can have an entirely blue new england delegation and this puts democrats closer to the possibility of maybe maintaining the house. they're at 192. they would need what, 26 more seats? republicans only need eight. you can see right now democrats are leading in 23 of the 26 they would

after all of these years and that journey of playing bruce's records in a little studio alone in hartford or wherever he was dejaing at the time and sit there and be a fan and be there for all of us who would love to have a chance to sit and talk to bruce sbring steen for 2 1/2 hours. he's done some great interviews, howard has, and for my money that was the best and that's the reason they're putting it on hbo this weekend. >> no doubt about it. no doubt about it. >> we have crossed the top of the hour. 10 after 9 on the east coast. 10 after 6 out west. we begin unfortunately again this morning with another mass shooting in america. this time at a walmart in chesapeake, virginia. six people are dead plus the gunman. let's get right to the scene where nbc correspondent cal perry is standing by. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: hey, willie. good morning. we had a press conference just about an hour ago confirming that the gunman is according to the officials a, quote, disgruntled employee. he did work in the walmart behind me. they have not identified the shooter. they're waiting to

but every single holiday when there's an 'em the seat at the table for families in sandy hook, or hartford, bridgeport, it's a reminder of how unique this epidemic is in the united states. this is a choice to allow this to continue to happen. the laws we're talking about passing, red flag laws, assault weapons bans. they're wildly popular, not that controversial outside washington. i hope this year or next year we'll finally be able to do something. >> i want to ask you a couple of questions on the world stage, put your foreign relations committee hat on. first of all, about a trip you took. you were in qatar and you went as part of a delegation, u.s. world cup delegation. you tweeted a picture of you and the qatari foreign ministerment you called him a friend. you know that country is facing intense scrutiny over human rights abuses, alleged exploitation of migrant workers. did that send the right message? you're getting some criticism, i'm sure you know. >> the foreign minister is a friend. but qatar is a complicated partner. this is a country that needs to do better when it comes to its