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that is roger hudson who _ had engaged with it. that is roger hudson who has _ had engaged with it.. that is roger hudson who has resigned today. l in response to that allegation that they did not help with the investigation — the ecb released a statement, saying that yorkshire did reach out to the ecb at the start of the investigation. but went on to say that as its role to regulate the entire game, it must act independently of club investigations. continuing fallout to that story and we will keep you up—to—date with any further conversations that emerge as a result of that but that is latest with roger hudson's resignation. ? roger returning to the fisheries policy for the uk and difficulties around the fisheries, we are hearing there will be a news conference in the next little while perhaps because lord frost, the british negotiator out there and that is the set up shop for the news conference. he has been meeting with the vice president of the eu commission about fisheries and issues and disputes in terms of eu fishing access, the eu commissioner vice president, i should give h

we're here with bill murray, dan aykroyd, ernie hudson.e too much energy >> just on behalf of the audience, which is a great new york audience and everything - [ cheers and applause new yorkers don't do that -- we cheer about whappaloosa. oh, i'm from -- we don't do that [ laughter ] we have this great nate smith who's a fantastic drummer. and i think you would be robbed and cheated if you didn't get a little bit of a just a short drum solo of nate smith with dan aykroyd dancing in front of nate smith do you want to hear that [ cheers and applause ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> yeah. >> seth: now we need -- just so the audience -- nate you never met this man, correct? >> no. >> seth: not a planned situation. when did you - >> nate, you are very good too [ laughter ] >> seth: that is, i mean, that's one of the secrets -- many secrets hidden talents of dan aykroyd. when did you know that danny was the funniest comedy dancer of all time >> well, when he started going out with this girl rosie schuster, the two of them w

the hudson river.what do you think it is meant to do? keep out ships. would it work? what do you think? >> i say no. anyone say yes? bottom line no one knows because it was never tested. batteries on either side, the british never tested it but west point falls in the chain and the garrisons and batteries are removed, what can the british do? take the hudson, and therefore divide the colonies which they have been trying to do so andre, this is his self-portrait, very fashionable general a is going to arrange to meet with donald in secret. the thing is andre is a british major, aid to general clinton. on wants to meet with him on past american lines. of a british officer in his red coat is meeting with benedict donald, the commander at west point that looks a little suspicious so he tells andre to take off his uniform. what happens the moment he takes off the red coat? he is a spy. ultimately his correspondence, andre is caught by a roving band of militiamen, questions on are they loyal, are they questi

tonight -- billy murray, dan aykroyd & ernie hudson star of "home sweet home alone," actress ellie kemperall new "closer look, featuring the 8g band with nate smith ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers and this is "late night. we hope you're all doing well tonight. and now we are going to get to the news president biden today signed the bipartisan infrastructure bill into law and i think it's good that he's finally taking action against the dilapidated and crumbling approval rating.

correspondent reshad hudson has more. south carolina congresswoman nancy mace wants to legalize marijuana at the federal level. we have no federal framework for cannabis being legal in this country. it's sort of insane past efforts have failed in congress but may says her bill is different. >> give states more control. >> we want the federal government to stay out of it as much as really let the states take the lead on what they've already been doing for 25 years. her states reform act would not only legal was marijuana, but it would make it tax like alcohol and tobacco. i think the bill does the right thing in terms of. >> treating cannabis like alcohol and putting it in the appropriate federal jurisdiction. >> under this legislation. those convicted on nonviolent cannabis charges would also have the records expunged. >> it would allow those that were serving today that are strictly cannabis in federal prison for that they will be released. >> gary has says legalizing marijuana would help veterans

callum hudson—odoi, clearthrough out of the blocks. callum hudson—odoi, clear through on goal.s. it is not the first time we have seen that the season. next it was only the woodwork that kept it level. a rocket of a shot that almost dipped into the net. although ralf rangnick is expected to take over at old trafford soon, but for now michael carrick is making the calls. the biggest of them, to bench cristiano ronaldo. as they happen, they didn't need them, jayden sanchez was clean through and with their first proper attack, manchester united were ahead. the light for michael carrick. it wouldn't last too long, and misplaced kick and penalty. much of his relief, they made domains. the chance to win came to chelsea. they just couldn't take it. honours even at the bridge, point on the road that manchester united would be too disappointed with as a new era for the club is about to begin. pep guardiola should probably offer special thanks to the head groundsman and his team for their win over west ham this afternoon. the second half at the etihad was delayed by almost ten minutes so

are there more votes that come out of hudson county, anything more that comes out of hudson county. see this is jersey city right across from new york city, a core democratic area. trying to nail that down. also trying to nail down if you go to south jersey here. camden county, it's a slash story. appears there's same-day vote to be reported as well. right across from philadelphia, camden, obviously, the name suggests city of camden here, overwhelmingly democratic. so, again, you can look at a number of areas on this map and say we're not sure exactly how much is left in each one of them. we're not sure exactly which type is left in each one of them, put you put them all together, you can see a number of different roots here where phil murphy can erase that 565 and still look at a lead of his own in this governor's race. then you start to say, okay, where are the areas on this map where ciattarelli, you know, could fight back, could counter those gains murphy seemed positioned to make. it's tough to i.d. those on the map right now. the only other thing i would say right now, on pape

and widely reported, was the torture, lynching, and immolation of carmen william jones, at clarkson hudson street, near manhattan's west waterfront on monday july 13th. the many portrayals of attacks we called and seem to reiterate the iconography of the antebellum, anti slavery movement, which advocated the cause, using images of the exploitation, sale and abuse of powerless, enslaved african americans. but despite the pictorial presses previous representation of slavery and emancipation, the meaning of such shocking, and no doubt, sometimes sensational images, had undergone a shift by the middle of 1863. for readers out frank leslie's,'harper's weekly'and the illustrated news, the visualization of the riot and its african american victims was entwined in the changing context of the war and it's corresponding alterations in coverage. thus, readers of the illustrated press came upon the engravings of the july violence having recently seen in the june 27th frank leslie's heroic images of the assault by black regiments by native guards against intrench rebel forces at fort hudson, louisiana.

the country a seed bin, possibly he shall die. sabbath in coffee for banana, yel fellow a allah, hudson and jim shahan. i do so with so we're. 6 an alkali lacking nurse till because she had her candidates, hearty, nathan, the id, hudson, and chevy van air. when, when are you little pale li, be a chevron sugar bed dada fees. infamous speech was the queue for the international community to intervene in libya. over the next few months, the libyan opposition took control of several cities. before entering the capital, tripoli in august 2011th al jazeera, english and arabic, were the 1st to enter green square. soon to be renamed. there showed life coverage of opposition fighters taking good orfis palace in bob allison writers. the babel as is the a compound which rebels is a day that we're just never going to forget. because when we woke up that morning, we had no idea that by the end of the day, we would be reporting a from, from the libyan capital. we had no idea that the front line would move that fast would move that quickly and that the opposition would be able to advance that quickly.

i am vice president of public affairs at the hudson institute.i am joined by melanie kirkpatrick, a long writer at the wall street journal. i am pleased to learn more about this book and why she read it. before there was oprah there was sarah josepha hale, probably one of the most famous women's from the 19th century. she was a patriot and educator, a godmother of thanksgiving, and style setter. the book is terrific. this woman is fascinating. i'm going to have melanie open up with a few comments. then we will have a conversation back and forth. then we look forward to taking your questions. so, without further ado, melanie, welcome. >> thank you, it's wonderful to be here. and i think the hudson institute for hosting this wonderful event and giving me this chance to talk about this woman that i think is the most or one of the most influential women in american history. i make one correction to your introduction. the persona of ms. hale, she, i think, would have liked to be called an author s. >> [laughs] >> and you would have been a vice the and

city climb, located above the edge at hudson yards.y of a lifetime for thrill seekers. and anybody else. every climber fit with jumpsuits and harnesses, clipped in on the front and the back. >> it just got real. >> reporter: safety check by four separate climb guides, zip ties around each carabiner as the final proves safety measure. each walking into the open air, tethered only to the building. >> we love the clicks, baby. we love the clicks. >> [ bleep ]. oh, man. >> reporter: first view, facing east, above the vessel, above new jersey, and then making that turn, walking up 161 heart-stopping steps. >> just a heads-up, we might have an evacuation. come on, andrew. you got this. >> you're stronger than you believe. stronger than you believe. >> yes. >> you got this, andrew. >> finally, making it to the apex, climbers making the deal. >> four states. pennsylvania that way. new jersey that way. connecticut that way. and new york city all around us. this is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. and i can't believe i'm experiencing it with mon

reshad hudson. >> wisconsin nonprofit is using guitars to help veterans cope with post traumatic stress through individual and group lessons guitars for vets teaches veterans how to play the guitar as a form of therapy. the students take part in 10 lessons before they are given a free qatar to encourage them to keep on playing. >> your mind they're not thinking about 2 years to drugs, alcohol. they're in the trying to figure out the score. >> since 2007. the nonprofits opened a 150 chapters nationwide and they're looking to expand, including 3 right here in the bay area in san francisco, oakland and santa rosa. >> tomorrow. the san francisco museum of modern art is offering free admission to veterans and their friends or family says the free admission begins at one tomorrow afternoon as moment is open until 8 tomorrow night. so you choose. you can go spend the whole 7 hours there. if you want to pop in for 5 minutes. it's up to you. 4 people total it all costs the same no matter years there $0 again, if you are a veteran, the only thing you need to do is bring proof of eligibility and t

kron four's, washington correspondent reshad hudson joins us live from washington tonight with more onhis was >> good evening as americans are paying more at the pump than they have in several years. the white house says it has a plan to drive down prices. >> today we're launching a major effort to moderate the price of oil. >> tuesday. president biden announced the u.s. is releasing 15 million barrels of oil from the nation's strategic petroleum reserve to offset the surge at the pump. >> this coordinated action will help us deal with the lack of supply, which in turn helps ease prices. >> according to aaa. americans are paying on average $3 and $0.40 per gallon. >> high gas prices. this is a problem. >> as the world exits the pandemic and increases demand. the president says he is working with other countries across the world to address the lack of supply. but the white house acknowledges these actions are only a short-term fix this. we just need to bridge for this time for people to know working families can't afford to pay i'm too much of the palm republicans like florida senator r

hudson, louisiana. a week later, they viewed black troops in the battle of milken's bend of mississippi. during the following week, pictures of pennsylvania blacks mobilizing to defend the north from robert e. lee's invading confederate forces and a scene of stalwart new york african-american volunteers heading to a recruitment office were prominently displayed as full-page images in harper's weekly and the new york illustrated news. the latter engraving was all the more striking in light of the incendiary pictorial report in that newspaper following the emancipation proclamation in january. a full-page fifth avenue scene showing affluent black new yorkers commandeering the sidewalk as they, quote, ignored the privileges of their white brethren, unquote. moreover, in the aftermath of the riots, the sacrifice and bravery of black soldiers was featured in pictorial coverage of the 54th massachusetts volunteer regiment, when it attacks ft. wagner. and the cover of the august 15th issue of the new york illu

so a lot more votes still to be counted in hudson county. so a lot more room potentially for phil murphy to grow. essex county, that's where newark is, a big urban area. again, just 72% reporting. you can see phil murphy with nearly 73% of the vote. let me look at one more democratic area here. this is outside philadelphia, camden, new jersey, you can see fill muphil murphy at 61%. as more votes come in from the democratic counties, he'll be able to flip this race and get on top of jack ciattarelli. you see one red county here. i know everyone watching says hey, there's one red county. it is. that's cumberland county where there's 79% reporting. you can see not as many votes there total. so potentially speaking, more democrat votes to be had. democratic votes to be had. they're still coming in. we don't know if they're early votes, vote by mail or what. that would tell us something when we find that out. we don't know where they're still counting or where they've gone to sleep. we're waiting to find out. stay tuned for that. let's look at vi

anything more, that comes out of hudson county.ty, this is right across from new york city, this is a core democratic area. trying to nail that down. also trying to nail down if you go down to south jersey here, camden county, it's a similar story. it appears there's some same davis. still to be recorded out here as well. again this is right across from philadelphia, camden obviously the name of tests. kim is here. overwhelming democratic so again, you can look at a number of areas on this map and say we are not sure exactly how much is left in one of them, in exactly how much is type is left in each one of them, but if you put them all together you can see a number of different routes. here where phil murphy could erase that five 65 and start to move into a bit of a lead of his own. in the governor's race. and then when you start to say where are the areas on this map, where ciattarelli could fight back, could counter those gains that murphy seems poised to make. it's tough to i.d. those on this map right now. the only other thing

full schedule of programs airing today in your program guide or by visiting booktv.org and right now hudson institute fellow melanie kirkpatrick talks about book editor sarah joseph hale. >> life can change in a single instance but saying so doesn't make it any less shattering when an incident strikes in your own life. for the pregnant young mother at home in the central hills of new hampshire the moment arrives in mid-september 1822 when it began to snow. sarah was a new englander and snowed it usually phaser but this wasdifferent . it was too early in the season for the first snow. leaves were still on the trees and only a few had turned red or gold and she stood at her front door watching the snow transform the village green into a sheet of white she was filled with worry about her husband. david had left home on horseback heading for an appointment with a legal client eight miles away. he was lightly dressed, unprepared for the storm and when he finally staggered into the house he was doped through to the skin, shivering with the cold. sarah helped him undress. the cold turned to beaver

r%shad hudson. back to they were shot. i know it's been a while since they've tapped into the reserve oil stockpile. how long is a bad. >> so it happened back in 2019 under president trump. and it was a result after saudi arabia's national oil company suffered. >> a series of drone attacks which then caused gas prices to spike some president trump took from the reserve to help control those gas prices and then the oil that was taken was put back. so it's simply the same actions that are being done under president biden to just get a handle on those gas prices alright reshad hudson live for us in washington. thanks very much. >> as people hit the road before thanksgiving. a speaking of gas prices, california still has some of the highest prices in the country as we usually do. today's average for 70 a gallon. we talked to a driver in burlingame about the president's new plan to lower prices. >> well, every little bit helps health specially for the holidays for families and and for travel help saw little bit we appreciate it

. >> up next on booktv, hudson institute senior fellow melanie kilpatrick talks about her biography of the influential and popular 19th century godey's lady's book editor sarah josepha hale. for more schedule information visit booktv.org or consult your program guide. and now here's melanie kilpatrick on the importance influence of the 19th century godey's lady's book periodical. >> life can change in a single instant but sank so doesn't make it any less shattering instant strikes in your own life. for the pregnant young mother at home and a village in the center hills, in the hills of center and have shown the moment arrived in mid september 1822 when it began to snow. sarah was in new england are born and bred and snow didn't faze her but this was different. it was too early in the season for the first snow. leaves were still on the trees only a few had turned red or golden and she stood at her front door watching the snow transfer in the village green into a sheet of white while she was filled with worry about her husband. david left home on horseback heading for an appointment with

jennifer hudson stole the show with her tribute to aretha franklin. >> the teenager and mother charged with rigging the homecoming queen election last year are talking to abc news in an exclusive interview. >> in this morning's gma first look, an abc exclusive. can you try to describe what it feels like to go from being homecoming queen to not being able to trust really anyone? like that? >> it was the crowning moment of homecoming weekend 2020. emily grover named homecoming queen in florida. months later, she and her mother, laura carol, an assistant principal at a local elementary school, were arrested, accused of rigging votes to help secure the win. the duo opening up about the charges against them, all of which the women deny. how are we at the point where you are facing felony charges? >> we don't know. >> we will have more of our exclusive interview coming up at 7:00 a.m. >> berkeley's department of public health is accusing cal's program of failing to follow proper health protocols. the game against u.s. he was postponed because several players tested positive for covid. cal's

this is al jazeera ah hello, i'm robert hudson. this is the news are live from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes. uganda's army launches air and artillery strikes in democratic republic of congo against an armed group accused of suicide bombings. the united states warns russia against aggression named eastern ukraine. russia says any nato forces moving into the region would cross a red line. police and sudan use tear gas again.

let's talk more about this now with cameron hudson. he is a non resident fellow at the atlantic council and also a former chief of staff for the you a special envoy to sedan and join me. i live now from washington. nice to be with us. so what do you make of this deal then to to reinstate the prime minister? clearly a lot of people on the streets in sudan are not satisfied with this or they feel that this is a deal with the with, with the military. um that doesn't so resolve their grievances. what's your take on this? well, it's true that the st. protesters have been taking a very maximum list of you ever since the, the military's coup d'etat, 3 weeks ago. they've been saying no negotiation with the military. no cooperation with the military, no compromise with the military. and of course this, this deal announced today does all 3 of those things. and it's a, it's a major compromise on the part of the prime minister and essentially validates what, what's been called bad behavior by this coo, by acknowledging that the military was able t

her z cameron hudson is a senior fellow with the atlantic councils. africa center is also former chief of staff for the you, a special envoy to a student, joins us live now from washington. d. c, thanks very much for being with us. so would you see this is an escalation in the way that the security forces are getting a protest now? absolutely, yeah. i mean, i think we've seen over the course of the last 3 weeks since the coo, a steady ratcheting up of pressure by the military on civilian protesters, attempting to limit those areas of the city where they can march and protest. we saw today that they shut off cell phone access, so not just internet access, but cell phone access to dissuade and deter protesters from being able to organize themselves. and we've seen other reports now today of a lack of medical care being able to access the areas where protesters are being injured, not being able to get the hospitals. so i think of a pretty slow but steady ratcheting up of pressure by the military to try to limit the ability for protesters to get their message heard. what are the effects of

hudson, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. hudson will vote no on h.r. 5376. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from -- >> as the member designated mr. desaulnier, i inform the house that mr. desaulnier will vote yes on h.r. 5376. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose >> as the member designated by mr. steube of florida, mr. steube will vote no. as the member designated by mr. zeldin, i inform the house that mr. zeldin will vote no. as the member designated by mr. duncan, i inform the house that mr. duncan will vote though. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. rush, i inform the house that mr. rush will vote yes on h.r. 5376. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. lamborn of colorado, i inform the house that mr. lamborn will vote no on h.r. 5376. as the member designated by mr. emmer, i inform the house that mr. emmer will vote no. the speaker pro

hudson. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. hudson: i rise in support of h.r. 3743, supporting the foundation for the n.i.h. and the reagan-udall foundation for the food and drug administration act. i brought this legislation along with my friend, chairman anna eshoo, to build on the public-private partnerships that have resulted in lifesaving breakthroughs. these foundations were created by congress to support the n.i.h. and f.d.a. by forging partnerships between the federal government and private industry experts. providing adecisional support to these organizations will further reseernlg into novel vaccines, therapeutics, diagnostics and other innovations, helping us pre35eur for future emergencies. due to partnerships such as these we have seen the success of the active program in speegd developments of covid-19 vac seeps and treatments. it should be noted, we would not be where we are today without the innovations seen in operation warp speed. this public-private partnership has not received the crit kret it deintirves cre

rock hudson went to his death bed worrying he had given her aids. how little we knew, which is the point. it's why people are not just essential because freedom is a virtue as they produce the economic growth for cures to that which would. most important when a virus is spreading because they produce crucial information. as jeff said earlier he wanted 330 million competing with different ideas. i come from the libertarian world and i know libertarians who didn't go into a restaurant for over a year. i know types that never left their houses. we need people like that who are just avoiding all human contact altogether to see if that works. we know from new york and may of 2020 may be that doesn't work because two thirds of those have been sheltered in place but you need the people taking full precautions. you l need people like my wife o in her defense delivered a child march 1st 2020. my rage was endless but you need people like that taking precautions. she was nervous and you need people like that taking precautions. you also need people like me. fo

jennifer hudson bringing down the house. ♪ haaaaaaaa ♪ teaming up for an aretha franklin tribute withthe night's biggest winners, chris stapleton. >> how about a little -- ♪ r-e-s-p-e-c-t ♪ >> country music's biggest stars together again. the emotional victories from carly pearce to t.j. osborne, and this trailblazing trio's powerful performance. ♪ i found my freedom ♪ >> we're taking you backstage at the cmas like only "gma" can and chris is saying -- >> good morning, america. >>> it is good morning, america. michael and i are glad to have whit johnson at the desk with us. >> good to be here, thank you. >> veterans day, very special day. this morning we'll honor a very special veteran with a big surprise and i know you'll look forward to that. >>> also, we're taking a live look at the vietnam veterans memorial in washington, d.c., as we honor all veterans today and their families. thank you for your service and sacrifice. >> of course. >>> we begin with the kyle rittenhouse murder trial. the accused killer took the stand in his own defense, at one point breaking down as the judge pau

city climb, located above the edge at hudson yards.tunity of a lifetime for thrill seekers. and anybody else. every climber is fitted with jump suits and harnesses. clipped in on the front and the back. >> just got real. >> safety checked by four separate climb guides. zip ties around each carabiner as the final safety measure. each climb team walking into the open air tethered only to the building. >> we love the clicks, baby, we love the clicks. >> ah [ bleep ], ah, man. >> first view facing east above the vessel, above new jersey and then making that turn, walking up 161 heart-stopping steps. >> you good? >> just a heads up, we might have an evacuation. come on, andrew, you got this. >> you're stronger than you believe. stronger than you believe. >> yes! yes! you go >> finally, making it to the apex, climbers take in the view. >> fromle the top the world baby! >> four states, pennsylvania that way, new jersey that way, connecticut that way and of course new york city all around us. this is a once in a lifetime experience. i can't be

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callum hudson—odoi, clear through on goal. the goalkeeper saving united's blushes.ot the first time we have seen that the season. next, it was only the woodwork that kept it level. a rocket of a shot that almost dipped into the net. although ralf rangnick is expected to take over at old trafford soon, for now michael carrick is making the calls. the biggest of them — to bench cristiano ronaldo. as it happened they didn't need them, jayden sanchez was clean through and with their first proper attack, manchester united were ahead. delight for michael carrick. it wouldn't last too long, and misplaced kick and penalty. the chance to win came to chelsea. theyjust couldn't take it. honours even at the bridge, a point on the road that manchester united would be too disappointed with as a new era for the club is about to begin. the two games have been two massive games, and ijust can't help think we lost out on that one today because the two wins would have been even better. i because the two wins would have been even better. ~ because the two wins would have been even bett

some core democratic areas, hudson county still perhaps some to come. shape here. murphy -- i'm talking because i'm trying to see if more votes come in. you saw a little uptick for murphy to .8 of a point. anything big i get, brian, i'll flag you right away. >> point personal privilege having been born in bergen county i can't believe the numbers coming out of there tonight. steve, is this your polite way of telling us we might not have a call on the new jersey governor's race tonight? >> yeah. >> and sending people to bed without a decision? >> we don't have clear information on this in terms of -- as i say, that's a huge outstanding piece of the puzzle, to not have vote by mail in a place like bergen county, which is the largest in the state. and there are some other places where we're missing it as well, especially in a race this tight. again, the thing in new jersey is unlike what we were talking about in virginia, the rule in jersey is midnight of election day you can start opening and processing those vote by mail ballots that have been piling up.

it was mexican modern and glass boxes that the send it down to the hudson river.t is where the vote was. >> modern. i so strive to be a minimalist. i'm always throwing things away. modern is like you have a tv in your room. how you turn your brain up at night. this is my question for you. i read and drink a glass of win. >> i alter my consciousness in various ways. okay. yoga. i talked to my kids. was over omitted go to sleep because there at the age group half bit is made up in half of it is that didn't truth. >> and how old are they? >> 7 and 10. but when they start talking, they are not. that there with me. so i talked my kids and it decompresses me with what american stressing about. it really gets ready to just turn and -- to have just a junior at home. he can ball sleep on the sofa anyway. here's a question from your favorite. but the most boring sport you would never watch. >> i played soccer and i love it but it's hard for me to watch. i understand the anesthetic of it and the beauty of the movement. >> there's a lot of soccer going on. how about you, jess

so withoutfurther ado , melanie, welcome . >> it's wonderful to be here and i thank you and the hudson institute for hosting this wonderful event and giving me a chance to talk about a woman i think is the most or one of the most important and influential women in american history. i'll make one correction to your introduction. in the persona of mrs. hale. she i think would have liked for you to have called me and authoress and you would have been a vice-presidentess. she loved the words that designated professional women as women. here we are, authoress and vice-presidentess. >> you mentioned she's mostly forgotten today and that's true. if she's remembered it's as the godmother of thanksgiving or as the author of mary had a little lamb which i bet you didn't know. i always thought mother goose had written that but it turns out sarah josephahale did in 1830 . but i learned about hail when i was writing my book on the history of thanksgiving. and i was really blown away by her. when i learned that she was editor of the most widely circulated magazine of the first half of the 19th centu

places like hudson county, where jersey city is, 80% so far, phil murphy is way up.center. 72% reporting. phil murphy has a big lead there. joe biden won new jersey. substantially by 16 points. i want to show people where this margin has shrunk, you can see jack ciarrelli has 60% of the votes there. well, donald trump won that. there has been about a 9 to 10-point shift in all the republican counties from trump upward to ciarrelli. he is doing better than trump in these trump counties. guys. >> jb, appreciate on the update. continue to stay on it. >>> fascinating stuff. still ahead after suffering championship loss after loss after loss, we're not talking about the mets here. finally a reason to celebrate in atlanta next. >>> and here's what's else to watch today. >>> our retirement plan with voya, keeps us moving forward. hey, kevin! hey, guys! they have customized solutions to help our family's special needs... hey, graduation selfie! well done! and voya stays by our side, keeping us on track for retirement... ...giving us confidence in our future... ...and in kevi

rock hudson went to his death worrying that he had given her aids. little we knew, which is the point. it's why free people aren't just essential for freedoms of virtue, not just essential because they produce the economic growth that creates cures for that which kill us. free people are arguably most important when a virus is spreading because they produce crucial information. as jeff said earlier, you wanted 330 million kind of competing with different ideas. i come from the libertarian world yet i know libertarians who didn't go into a restaurant for over a year. i know libertarian types who never left their houses. well, you need people like that. you need people testing that, who are just avoiding all human contact altogether, to see if that works. now, we know from new york in may of 2020 that maybe that doesn't work, because two-thirds of those hospitalized in new york had been sheltering in place, but you need the people taking full precautions. you also need people like my only occasionally as exasperating wife, to her, she had given birth a

he is up by not great at math by about 50% in hudson county. you know, joe biden won it by roughly the same amount. so phil murphy more or less on track where biden was in the democratic places, ciattarelli doing better than trump in the republican areas, kate. >> we will keep a close watch. thank you so much. so that is where the vote counts stands, let's look at the issues moving voters. jayson, what were the issues that people were voting on? >> that's right. yesterday seems like ages ago, yes, when it comes to these issues here, it's really interesting to see what both candidates ended up doing here, the ciattarelli camp feels they were able to chip away. those key issues being these, mask mandates, critical race theory another one and property taxes. as you know, kate, folks here in new jersey pay higher property taxes than anywhere else in the country. murphy for his part what did he do? he pushed his progressive accomplishments that he was able to do during his time here, basically raising the minimum wage, raising taxes on the wealthy a

let's look at hudson county where jersey city is. in hudson county, 76% of the vote is insofar. they're still counting. phil murphy has nearly 75% of the vote there. if you're in the murphy campaign, it could give you an edge there. let's pop around and look at counties around trenton, the capital. murphy at 57%. just 61% of the vote counted there. democrats hope it gives murphy the edge. now, you are looking at this map -- actually, look at camden. you have philadelphia suburbs. camden, just 78%. democrats hope it gives murphy the edge. you do see one republican county. let's take a look at that. that is cumberland where jack chet relly is. not that high. they have more opportunities to add votes from their counties than it seems republicans do at this point. i want to take a look now at new jersey. there is a really interesting story to be told there. glenn youngkin right now, cnn projected he will be the next governor leading by 2.1% right now. a lot has been made about the suburbs. you have the surrounding washington, d.c. area. fairfax, loudon county, and richmond, virginia

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navy coast guard in charleston south carolina through the third was on july july 71942 in his hudson airplane sank the u71 office sc becoming the first u-boat sunk off of the american coast and thankfully by may of 1943 the u-boats were no longer a threat and now convoys updated tactics by the u.s. navy and coastal blackouts going into effect the sheer volume of american shipping -- a truly believe these first successes we had off the coast of north carolina pushing the u-boats back from our shores all the way across the atlantic may d-day possible on june 6 of 1944. if we hadn't had those first successes in 1942 we would have never had the freedom to move the men and material necessary in the waters. like gettysburg and antietam battlefields have a battlefield setting up the coast of north carolina. this naval battlefield is where two world wars came home to america. the shipwrecks are great sites and memorials to heroes and fragile reminds us of our past and so much more. one of the things i really like to point out about the shipwrecks is obviously the history is amazing and the g