they get down to newport beach, he calls jennifer. -- the first thing skylar did is call jennifer. >> she knew exactly what was going on because skylar kept her informed before, during and after the murders. >> that woman was physically not on the boat during the murders, but she was absolutely on the boat with guidance in spirit. >> jennifer was always on skylar for nice things. she wanted to move out. and she put a lot of pressure on skylar to make that happen for her. >> well, i mean, she wanted that fairytale life. >> jennifer is seen with a grin on her face as they're trying to take money out of the hawks' accounts after they murdered them. >> and her whole defense was she was terrified of skylar. she only went along with it because she was afraid that skylar might kill her, too. and she has a gigantic grin on her face. the look of a woman whose financial problems and debt problems were about to be solved. not somebody that's afraid of the man that she's with. >> for her to say that she was not involved in any way was an outright

lara is live in newport with more. 1799. still standing strong today as a public park for residents and tourists to enjoy. the state may be small, but she packs a punch. if you like views like these, you'll love the country's smallest state. driving through rhode island doesn't take a long time. only 48 miles long. but with all the nooks and crannies here, there's over 400 miles of coastline earning her the nickname the ocean state. rivers don't just run through providence, rhode island, they also light up. nearly 500,000 visitors a year flock to the state. >> we were unable to put on any events in 2020. it had a profound impact on hospitality here. >> reporter: this year the event responsible for putting more than $100 million into the local economy will return. >> we know our job is to create a magical experience for visitors in providence. we're so excited to do that in septemberened the rest of the year. >> reporter: in newport tourist s are back in droves. sampling the shops along the streets and getting the boats

and settled in newport beach. that's where she met glenda, who was also from new mexico and they immediately hit it off. >> pegye was probably one of the most gregarious people that i've ever met.ga she was happy and she was always smiling. >> and, says glenda, pegye was driven to establish herself as a successful physical therapist. she had almost everything she wanted. >> she did wanna find a guy. >> and the clock was tickin'a little bit. >> it was. >> and then one day on the beach, you found somebody for her. >> we did. so one afternoon on -- on a weekend, pegye called me and said, "what are you doin'? " and i said, "well, i'm gonna go down and watch dave play some volleyball on the beach." >> dave was glenda's husband. >> i asked pegye if she wanted d to come down with me and she said absolutely. she immediately spotted eric and said, "who's that? " >> eric bechler, then in his early 20s, was a walking commercial for the california beach life. >> i'm going to guess when she i notices a guy playing beach volley

, she'll headline one day of this weekend's newport folk festival in rhode island. >>> first, we'll go to nashville for a special performance from allison russell in our "saturday session." that is all ahead. >>> we begin with the start of the summer games. one summer late. here's a look at -- this morning at the olympic torch in tokyo. it is burning now almost exactly one year after the games were originally scheduled to be held. they've been delayed until now by the coronavirus pandemic, but the virus is still clouding the games. the opening ceremonies featuring the parade of nations and the traditional lighting of the caldron were held in tokyo's olympic stadium, face the, 80,000 people, but with fewer than a thousand in attendance. jamie yuccas is in tokyo. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. 17 new covid-19 cases were reported today. that brings the total to 127. the news came just hours after the opening ceremony that ended with naomi osaka lighting the olympic caldron. now on twitter she called it undoubtedly the greatest athletic achievement and honor she will ever have in

dr. newport, we're going to take a short break right now when we're back. we'll continue talking about baby blues with dr. jeffrey, new port, professor of psychiatry, behavioral sciences and woman help ah ah, ah, the everything we associate with modern life has been digitalized. in fact, we live within ecosystems created by big tech. they decide what we can see, what we can buy, and even what we can say. these systems no longer serve us, they actually control us. is there a way out from this growing dystopian? who's ah, and we're back with dr. jeffrey, new port, professor of psychiatry, behavioral sciences and woman house talking about baby boomers. dr. newport, i feel like postpartum is sort of downplayed as something that you know, you get, it's normal and you'll just get over it. it will go away. but, you know, i've heard some cases, maybe 10 or 15 percent of women actually get clinical depression after that, it's not treated stream cases where women, you know, when, as far as commit suicide during postpartum. so would you recommend treating it to all th

dr. newport. we're going to take a short break right now when we are back. we'll continue talking about baby blues with dr. jeff are new port professor of psychiatry, behavioral sciences and woman help ah, imagine picking up a future textbook on the early years of the 21st century. what other chapters called gun violence school shootings, homelessness. first with my job then it was my name was my siblings. i have nothing . i have nothing and it's not like i don't try. i look for resources, i look for jobs, i look for everything i can to make this pass. and i end up doing, passing the road to the american dream, paved with dead refugees. it has very idealized image of the older america, native americans look past the death that happen every single day. this is a modern history of the usa america on our t well, what we've been reporting on for a few years, money printing leads to inflation. this is about becoming a big problem for central banks around the world. only one central bank on the world is actually taking it on board and proactively dealing with the

dr. newport. i see like post florida. mm. hm is sort of downplayed as something that you know, you get, it's normal and you'll just get over it. it will go away. but you know, i've heard some cases, maybe 10 or 15 percent. a woman actually get clinical depression after that. it's not treated. i know stream cases where women, you know, when, as far as commit suicide during pos, pardon me. so would you recommend treating it to all the women or just those who feel like they're in need? so there is a, there is a continuum. there is a new disturbance after delivery called post part and blues, or sometimes it's called baby blues, which is experienced by over half of women. sadness being very emotional. but by definition, baby blues bus, part of blues only last 3 days, and then it will resolve, get beyond that. then when you're looking at something that's going to last weeks, then you're in, you're in a position where now this is not a normal thing. this is the says and illness and sometimes the illness of depression, because it is

>> my story is about the grand return of the newport folk festival in newport, rhode island.ut event kicked off friday at 50% capacity. it was canceled last year, of course, due to the pandemic. this year it's been split into two three-day events, some familiar faces have already taken the stage including randy newman and yola. grammy award-winning artist brandi carlile made a special appearance, as well, fresh off her visit to studio 57. that's my fan boy video. i was in the crowd yesterday. that was not the only surprise. ♪ i'm every woman it's all in me ♪ >> that's right, chaka khan performed and did not disappoint. the queen of funk belted out hits like "i'm every woman" and "ain't nobody." part two of the festival starts today and continues through wednesday. you know what i heard from artists? i was there for a few hours yesterday, was able to get -- >> looks like your happy place. >> i was thrilled to be there to see live music again. but all the artists were so happy to see each other. you know, everybody had to show either proof of being vaccinated -- >> did you feel

and in newport news, virginia, tonight the team at huntington ingalls industries hard at work at newporting. >> hi, david. >> reporter: darnell prigmore proud to be building this ship. >> he manned the gun in order to save his fellow crewmates. you can't ask for much more sacrifice than that. >> reporter: neal holley telling us it's an honor. >> i'm proud to be working on the "doris miller." we know that the sailors are going to be proud of what we just built. up to 65,000 tons of steel from pennsylvania, indiana and north carolina. >> hi, david. >> reporter: welding foreman, jessica rosser. >> my original connection with doris miller was the fact that he was someone that looked like me. >> reporter: and tonight here, doris miller's family. >> hi, david. >> reporter: thomas and emrys bledsoe, his great nephew and great-great nephew. >> the naming of the new aircraft carrier after our great uncle, doris miller, means a lot to our family and to his legacy. >> reporter: salena miller james, his great niece. >> to have the uss carrier named after him, our family is just absolutely speechless

. >> reporter: it was quite a show in newport beach as the mighty pacific showed her strength to the joy of those in the water and on the sand. the taylor family got up before sunrise to drive for the coast. >> i wanted my kids to see it when we were young. we always check surf line and it is always worth the drive. >> reporter: those in the water didn't complain either. they were searched where the jetty meets the sand at the wedge. >> it is hard to explain. it is just different this morning. there is like multiple different ones in the wa ter and forming a funny wave. >> although the waves are in straighting, if you're not an experienced swimmer in the ocean, you're told to enjoy them from the sand because the high waves and rip currents can lead to dis astor in the water. >> there was a beach hazardous statement with ten foot waves and swells up to 6 feet for other south facing beaches in orange county. >> i, myself, have not dropped into a 1 5-footer but a lot of guys told me it was the thrill of their life and that is why they are still out here. a you're not ready for that? >>

i'll be at the newport folk festival later this month. i marched in the fourth of july parade in bristol. it's the longest running fourth of july celebration in the entire country. so us being very diligent on this, pamela, it is allowing rhode island to come back real strong. and last year we had 26 million visitors to the state, you know, in terms of tourism. we want to keep that going. but we want to make sure people who are coming in are vaccinated, because we want to keep our state healthy and keep our economy healthy and open up our schools. >> okay, governor daniel mckee of rhode island, thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you for the invitation from the ocean state. >> absolutely. you're welcome to come back any time, appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> in less than 24 hours, richard branson is set to head into space on a rocket plane made by his own company, virgin galactic. if successful, he'll beat his fellow billionaire jeff bezos by nine days, setting a record that apparently matters in the world of billionaires. cnn's rache

anniversary celebration noteworthy, it is the first time ike has used his yacht since his trip to newport a happy outing for the nation's first family. >>> follow us on social media on c-span history for more this day in history clips and posts. >>> ric murphy talks about his book, arrival of the first africans in virginia, which profiles the 20 and odd african who is arrived in jamestown colony in 1619. this group included mr. murphy's own ancestors, the virginia museum of history and culture hosted this event and provided the video. >> today's lecture takes place about 200 years prior to that event in creole n. 1619, a group of 32 african men, women, and children arrived on the shores of virginia. they had been kidnapped in angola and forced aboard the spanish slave slip san juan bautista. the ship was attacked by privateers, and the captives were taken by the english to their new world colony. but this group has been shrouded in controversy

the video was taken by america page of newport coastal adventure. that's a whale watching business.y got another trick. today, though everyone there says this was marvelous to with some dolphins leaping as high as 10 feet out of the water. they're playing. they're doing all they would have a fun. >> all right. it has been closed for more than a year. but as of friday, paris's iconic eiffel tower has officially reopened before the pandemic. the attraction. but in about 7 million visitors a year nearby businesses, of course, which used to rely on those 2 arrests have been hurting ever sense. only 10,000 people will be allowed to visit the tower each day right now and social distancing measures will also be in place. perez might not be in your summer vacation plans as yet, but there's still plenty that california has to offer. tonight. we continue our destination, california series and we've got a trip to the small town of alpine in san diego county. heather lake shows us what it has to offer. >> time for a day trip in the quaint town of alpine, california. and they can far without som

he's with newport, coastal adventure. it's a whale watching business.ve got those here in the bay area as well. and it's always a treat for folks on board these cruises when they never see all sign. and then we >> every now and the dolphins come by to say hello here. it was caught on camera. all right. also happening today. the eiffel tower. >> if you happen to be heading out today for know that this weekend join a but back on the apple target because their reopening it back up. we know shutdown for the pandemic. a lot of the businesses that rely on tourists were really suffering over the past year. so they're super excited to have people coming back. they're still going to admissions to about 10,000 people per day. i know before the pandemic to have like 7 million people a year seeing the the tower. so it's going to be very hard to get a reservation to see it. but at least it's open. >> and you know what? james was always quite tower. same thing. don't need to go to paris for that 8.56 right now. coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news. what to do a

the rhode island democrat says that he reached out to bailey beach club in newport, which denied beingis latest backlash did make senator whitehouse reevaluate his memberships to other similar establishments, including a sailing club.

but if you happen to these folks, this was video taken by erica page of newport, coastal adventure itching business and everyone said it was just incredibly amazing to see these dolphins leaping like 10 feet into the air and keeping up with their water craft. that's pretty cool. the all right. also happening today. if you have any plans on heading to paris this weekend. the eiffel tower officially reopens before the pandemic that attraction brought like 7 million people. a year. and of course, that was way down during the pandemic. businesses that rely on those tourists have been hurting ever since. so they are eager to see people come back. the old cap it at about 10,000 people each day that are allowed to go up. the tower and social distancing measures will be in place as well. but just another sign globally that hopefully things are slowly getting back to normal. >> is that normal. but coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news. >> do you want to wear a mask. should you wear a mask because. >> los angeles county is making everybody there wear a mask and has a lot of people here won

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men's water polo team is holding training camp in newport beach before heading to japan. the u.s. has never won gold in men's water polo but this team feels like they have a shot at the top of the podium. this will be a special trip for johnny hooper. he spent much of his childhood in japan visiting his grandmother. >> it's great to go back and compete. our first game is against japan. so it's going to be a competitive one. and hopefully we get the win and start the tournament strong, full circle, coming back, growing up there, now playing my first olympics in tokyo, a place and location that i'm very familiar with. >> that looks like a party. where was my invite? second round of the american century championship in tahoe, celebrity golf. seth curry draining the three to get the crowd going. then on the green, curry draining the three. you can't see the ball but the shimmy lets you know it's good. his playing partner, annika sorenstam, throwing a dart on the par three 12, nearly jars it for a hole in one. she's in fourth place, stephan tied for sixth right now. the final round can

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this was in newport beach down south.ors say they were surprised and delighted to see these 1300 pounds dolphins hurl themselves into the air with such effortless ease. they are beautiful. >> they certainly are. look at that. >>> let's get a check on the weather. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is watching the forecast for you. what's going on ? >>> it does not end. is that time of year where we see the gusty wind, and we are experiencing them right now. let's look at current conditions, gusting to 30 miles per hour at sfo. napa around 26. a good delta breeze, 23 in fairfield. that has broader temperatures down a few degrees in many areas. at san jose, shark tank, plenty of sun out there. here is the upside good air quality for your friday. saturday, sunday, good for most of you. moderate on the central coast. as we look at the south beach camera, you will notice what brought the cooler air. we have a marine layer that is deep and socked in already over the east bay are going to be in for another night of fog and drizzle.

but -- and newport there. >> talk about a scapegoat there. >> i mean, so all right. let's test your -- expertise as historians here. we've talked a lot about myths and misconceptions of the war. most of them have been on the military side of things. outside of the military sphere, is there a myth or misconception that the general populace has become ingrained with that you would like to reverse? we'll start right now and we're going to bust a trend. so a meth outside the military of the american revolution. >> i think the most basic one would be that all the colonist supported the war -- colonist supported the war effort. we hit on that with the loyalist discussion but i think there is a misconception from average americans that everybody was for independence. >> and i agree with that, yeah. >> that's mine. >> mike's claiming it. >> i'm claiming one. >> so i'm going to reverse. i'll throw this out there. that -- i mean, as it becomes a more world war with france and spain and everything going on, we have this misconception that we are the 13 colonies had the most imp

2001 to 2005, donahue lost his two- year battle with cancer last night, surrounded by family at his newportbeach home. he was 77. >>> awkward transition to tennis and cocoa golf. the 17-year-old was in fourth round play at wimbledon, in the near court. her run came to an end against angeli kerber. kerber is a three-time grand slam winner, and it looked like it. kerber won the match, 6-4, 6-4. when madison keys lost, that wiped out the americans on the ladies side. on the inside, here is eight time champ roger federer. he beat lorenzo sun and go near court in straight sets, good for a record 105th career win at wimbledon. that -- at 39, fedor has become the oldest player to reach for the final play. >>> 27,000 in hartford, connecticut, to see the power of the u.s. women's soccer team. so good, megan rapinoe and alex morgan could sit this one out. final pre-olympic matching the red and blue against mexico, and carli lloyd, we've got to show that one again. a first half header as the stars and stripes beat mexico, 4-0, and they'll had to tokyo unbeaten in their last 44 matches. >>> let's watch

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they didn't that fact the newport curity that were more barrier when people that were to know what else to forward, you're ready. but it, because of their formality, that'd be enough. so that those point between putting security and the effect of funds for programs which shows that also targeting has been a problem in the policy being implemented. so you want to recommend to those countries where the most people are starving systems of food distribution and health insurance. i presume you don't necessarily mean private health insurance and social care insurance. you want to recommend to those countries? what is obviously failing in the richer countries? no, i don't think what i am saying is that there are 2, we're going to want to take into account 1st. i think that you need to have better data. and we were claiming 40, so the beginning of the 19 that we need to invest in week, sorry to able to find a new hot spot operating security. because clearly the effect of the last, not a typical problem. i think only the poorest of the poor. he was going to create a new, a new, a new post, what'

being reported in the telegraph which says that uk research and investment has suspended grants to newporter its sale. talking it through to the chief economist at kpmg. good morning. this is at kpmg. good morning. this is a blow for that company to not be receiving government funding. this has been reported in the press at the moment. at a time when chip shortage is a global problem?— a time when chip shortage is a global problem? yes, absolutely but i think generally _ global problem? yes, absolutely but i think generally in _ global problem? yes, absolutely but i think generally in terms - but i think generally in terms of supply for the uk, it may not be such a major issue because there will be different types of chips et cetera and overall we are expecting that shortage to remain in place this year and only is gradually towards the second half of next year, globally. yes, and as mentioned, it is having a big impact on some industries like car manufacturing. irate impact on some industries like car manufacturing.— car manufacturing. we are seeinr car manufacturing. we are seeing in _ c

the pandemic, again, will be law from quite a newport corporation on climate us invoice. john kerry is in brush up the talks that could cool pension the number of areas. ah, ah, it's time for the journey with sponsored by capital airways. hello there. it continues to be a very hot picture across europe, but it's also looking very wet in places, in particular, in the north west. and we've seen flooding in london as torrential rain swept across parts of the u. k. as we go into tuesday, it is going to dry up slightly, but floodlights do remain in areas in the southeast of england and in parts of scotland, things are going to get sunny and warm as we go into the mid week. much of the weather is accumulating in france, you can see that weather system bringing a lot of the west and windy weather to the netherlands. and to belgian, as well as into parts of switzerland, we could see some flooding here. allison flooding in parts of germany as that wet weather stretches more into the central areas, northern areas of italy, expecting to see some really wet weather as well. but to th

targeted to put it through the cash transfer program that he had in place, they didn't have the fact the newport curity that were more barrier when and people that weren't know what else, of course you're ready. but it, because of the informality that'd be in effect so that those point between putting security on the effect of funds for programs which shows that also targeting has been a problem in the policy being implemented. so you want to recommend to those countries where the most people are starving systems of food distribution and health insurance. i presume you don't necessarily mean private health insurance and social care insurance. you want to recommend to those countries? what is obviously failing in the richer countries? no, i don't know what i am saying is that there are 2. we're going to want to take into account 1st. i think that you need to have better data. and we were claiming for the, for the beginning of the call, we may be that we need to embed in week, sorry to be able to find a new hot spot of wooden security. because clearly, there was not a typical problem affecting onl

millionaires built the rockefellers, the vanderbilt, all these people went to bar harbor before there was a newport. and so my father is carrying one day and it's about 80, which is the hottest thing in the world, a name he's trying to go to the swimming hole. the cat master pulls him back, says you're going to lose your badge. everybody had a badge unless you stay here and carry your caddy for that guy. he goes out on the 2nd. oh, the guy loses a ball and he's in heather. my father finds it, brings it back. this is the greatest son on my carriage, my carriage. this is like 19191617 my carriage will pick you up every day this summer. and when he graduated high school he came to my grandmother and said, i want to take your son with me. i own my own golf course in washington, d. c. and i also own a newspaper called the washington post. i will give him a job and he will be my caddy. his name was edward b mcclain's, y'all and the washington post got mixed up in the teapot dome scandal and lost it at auction to eugene buyer. katherine graham's father and my father worked at that post that that paper for

they could be going to newport rhode island down to charlestonsl and go up to delaware to head up tohiladelphia or the hudson. washington is trying to figure out what is happening during that period. when you read his letters , it's very frustrating. he says on more than one occasion, if only we had something like the royal navy. because that provides the britishg with mobility. in fact washington thought about moving up the hudson. he was counting on skyler. and washington was much more focused with the army with how is doing and going up the hudson washington would have been compelled to follow. it would have been very interesting to see what w the military results would have been with something like that. great question. >> so this is a complement from a member of the audience i your book is excellent i will use it on a trip this summer as a a guide to follow the campaign as a hobbyist account your book to be the finest i haveve read. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> greetings from troy new york as a lifelong resident thank you the appreciation of our history and the interest

they could go to newport , rhode island are down to charleston or up to delaware to philadelphia or again go up the hudson. washington is trying to figure out what is happening during that period. when you read his letters during that period it is very frustrating. he says on more than one occasion if only we had something like the royal navy. he's really coming at this because it provides the british with mobility so washington thought about moving up the hudson. but it was more to intercept how. he was counting on skyler in washington was much more focused but had he gone up the hudson washington would have been compelled to follow. >> it would have been very interesting to see what the military results would have been with something like that. great question. host: this is a complement from a member of our audience. david says your book is excellent. i will be using it on age of the hudson this summer as a guide in the campaign with your accounts of the battle. and that is the finest i have read. thank you. >> i made my week. >> greetings from troy a new york as a lifelong hudson valle

he did eventually return to rhode island and lived in newport and married and worked in the fall as a chimney sweep. stoddard remained in prison until the end of the war which was a full year and a half, maybe two years after he was arrested. now both green and stoddard's murder charges resulted in manslaughter convictions that did not require confinement. they were charged with murder but they were convicted of manslaughter. they did not require confinement and it speaks to some fairness in the jury deliberations despite the then common and less barbaric sentence of branding. the most telling and horrifying result is in cecil county governments or suggestions that stoddard be sold into slavery to pay the old court costs. no white soldier could be subjected to the same solution. and i know want to speak of the african-american women who by their own flow will or will of the others serfs with the army and to correct the idea of women being well-respected. mostly the cook gave fwoirt a son at valley forge. i want to focus on one woman, judith lions and read a portion of the letter publi