just a second ago you mention boston, newport come charleston. your book does look at port cities exclusively. why port cities? what do you get from these urban spaces that were not going to get from the hinterlands or the backcountry? >> i looked at urban spaces for two reasons. first, records are more likely to survive perhaps in these places and in greater concentration. and in kind of the hinterlands. so this is where the sources that spoke to the experience of military occupation really existed and survived. and second place of occupation was the most intense and had the highest stakes. in terms of intensity the british occupied vast swaths of those were in america, role america, pretty much the entire state of georgia, the entire state of south carolina at various points come most of new jersey, large parts of new york and pennsylvania. but in the countryside in places that were ostensibly controlled occupied by the british, ordinary people might go months or weeks without even seeing a single british soldier. whereas in cities where people

and i believe in newport though the records of newport occupation sank to the bottom of the sea when the british evacuated and the ship carrying the town records set. but these police systems eve all. and charleston former attorney general james simpson creates this really elaborate plan for different districts and police and even kind of ideological indoctrination of the population. but again, never really takes hold and largely it's not necessarily the ball of these officials. mostly kind of these military officers who are unwilling to put conciliation in front of military victory. >> one of the things at your disposal is confiscation, both revolutionary regimes and the british authorities use this tool. in what ways are they using property confiscation as a carrot and stick and the means to entice people to one side or theother ? >> one of the things especially in the occupied south in south carolina and georgia, the british sees a large number of plantations, a large number of estate vehicles when they invaded georgia andsouth carolina . >> .. >> there's a lot of kind of using pe

but the british immediately retake these cities with new york and newport. and philadelphia.nd they start distributing loyalty else. and they get people to sign a loyalty oath. and with these little slips of paper and in duplicate and those that signs them to renounce any loyalties and then to defend the crowns interest in that have suspect loyalties of fight for them. and of that acceptance and then they hold out the prospect of returning to the kings piece which is reconnecting to the old british empire with access to trade routes and with the ability to sue and reclaim property and death and all of these connections to the british empire. for a lot of people especially in urban centers these are people a lot of them make their living based on transatlantic trade and dependent on the british empire for the livelihood. so those that signed on that they would get their lives back essentially. >> how successful were the british in the best sense in their life to restore civil government? maybe we can look at new york city and savannah which are two of the critical places where

warren was witnessed to a lot of occupied boston and newport. known from their personal experience, the nuances during this period photos in their interest as the ruling elite of the new republic after the war not to cast the struggle itself like that. it's like adams quote you opened with. he writes that something -- going to protect us but the revolution was complete before the first was fired. everyone turned against the british well before the war and the aftereffects of this change in people's lives. people, it was in their interest to create this narrative of a patriotic revolutionary to which people could claim and their own experiences didn't necessarily that put them claim "afterwards" and say i was always a patriot or always on the side. in reading one of the things are going back through with an eye toward how they define loyalty and political region, it's how very few loyalists made outright. many times the people they name our loyalists, joseph galloway martha brothers in philadelphia have already fled the united states or else ther

and he had a huge house in newport beach. it was actually on the canals.ain home that bill lived in was on balboa coves. >> speaking to people that knew bill said he was a no nonsense guy when it came to business. business, he would put his tough guy hat on, and it was his way or the highway. but to a person everyone everybody said that as a family man, he was truly exceptional. >> one of his favorite things to do for adventure was he was a private pilot, so he loved to fly for fun small planes. he bought a piper malibu, a single engine six-seater, and he flew that a lot. all of us kids would be in back, and one time we flew over the grand canyon. it was a fun way to have time together. we had a wonderful, loving healthy family. growing up, family was important to my parents. >> you mentioned your parents. would you say they had a good marriage? >> yes, growing up. they were married for 20 plus years. and later we ended up all going to college, moving out of the house, they ended up growing apart and ended up divorcing. and my dad, i don't think, was quite

warren was witness to a lot of the trials and tribulations of occupied boston and newport. they would have known well from their personal experience, kind of the ambiguities, the nuances of allegiance during this period, but it was in their interest as kind of the ruling elite of the new republic after the war not to cast the struggle itself like that. i mean, it is kind of like that adams quote that you opened with. adams writes that, you know, something like -- i'm going to butcher it here but that the revolution was complete, you know, before the first shot was fired, that everyone had turned against the british well before the war, and that the war was after effect of this kind of change in people's minds. people like ramsey and warren, it was in their interest to create this narrative of a patriotic kind of revolutionary -- to which people could cling, and to which people whose own experiences didn't necessarily fit that could then claim after the war and say i was always a patriot or i was always kind of on this side. it's interesting that in reading their histories,

. >> and newport news turned out to be the place. yes they put us smack dab in the middle of what we wanted. specifically about the kids if you want our kids to go up don't you think that we should give them excitement and fun everyday. >> and you? said >> i can argue with that, because i would want nothing. more >> while displaces gorges isn't? it >> there's a carousel i told. >> if the home videos from 2009 are to be believed. the move from mexican to virginia was. working >> do you like bush gardens? >> best place on earth. >> doug had found a job as a truck driver. and homes wasn't apartment on a knife of this. building >> she wanted to live in a skyscraper, it's always been a dream of. first >> so things were okay if you look back at? that >> things were better than okay it was the best years of our marriage. the best years of our life. >> but doug and businesses problems around deeper than anything an amusement park ride could paper over. >> i'm before long there were screaming arguments again. and a year after making the move,

two students are expected to fully recover after be shot at a school in newport news, virginia. they say all three new each other. >>> and then oakland dealing with a surge in deadly violence, and now more than 100 homicides for the year. that's more than san francisco and san jose combined. the latest deadly shooting happened yesterday morning outside the coliseum bart

let's get to newport news, virginia.en getting some reports, but now we can tell you that police are definitely conducting an aggressive assault and sweep of heritage high school, many students have been running out of buildings. this is local reporting from newport news. and our own reporting is that police are responding to what they believe is a possible shooting near or at that school, the heritage high school in newport news, virginia. as we get more on this we will bring it to you. the details, first of all, when they broke we are still trying to figure out which area this was. now we've been able to pinpoint that. radio traffic, including stomach according to local reports, say there were several patient player us they were looking at. we can't confirm what that would look like, whether it is students on campus or if this happened outside that high school campus. but what we do know is that there is a heavy presence now from local police in the newport news area, that in virginia. more as we get it. stay close. th

take a look at this cool scene off the coast of newport beach down in orange county. more good judo of newport, coastal adventure is captured this video of a dolphin stampede. he said it doesn't happen very often. so he was very fortunate to capture. and this time around. pretty cool there to see. >> i >> tell my son not to do this all the time with his drinks. but this pup just couldn't get enough of the water so we decide to play in and of his own and decided to blow bubbles in the end old. this little golden retriever her pa just a few days ago and need some help. getting to a water, but she never actually drink from it just enjoy the sounds of blowing in it. meanwhile, there's nothing like a dog's unconditional love best friend. so take a look at this dog that patiently waits at the bus stop for its owner returned to return home from school. you can see the second the bus door swings open the pump starts wagging its tail and jumping around and is filled with excitement when they're human comes off the bus. the excitement was mutual as the little boy runs up to his

he founded newport folk, newport jazz, considered the creator of the jalsal owe a debt to him.one who was so special to me. he believed me when i was a kid. he would encourage me. he would always book me. i loved getting to know him and hearing the story he told about miles and all of the greats that he would manage or hang out with. i just wanted to say that we love you, george. rest in peace. ( applause ) >> stephen: thank you, jon. folks, this saturday, of course, was the 20th anniversary of 9/11. presidents clinton, obama, and biden appeared together at ground zero, george w. bush spoke in shanksville, pennsylvania, and one former president did color commentary for a pay-per-view boxing match that did not last one entire round. was it jimmy carter? no? we'll never know. ( laughter ) ( applause ) we also heard from former new york mayor rudy giuliani, seen here trying to read the specials at the massage parlor. ( laughter ) in his speech, he focused on what's important from that day: making fun of how queen elizabeth reacted to his handling of the tragedy: >> ( impersonating

as the crisis in afghanistan continues, community members in newport pagnell near milton keynes have help those in need. meanwhile, the local cricket club has been organising games to help refugees settle into the community. theo chikomba has been to meet them. a moment ofjoy for these afghan refugees in newport pagnall, taking part in the sport they love back home. off the pitch, fazli says the support from the local cricket club and others has been invaluable. the support has been very good. the local church, the islamic centre and some other churches, the afghan welcome programme, they have been very effective in having actively supported the afghan refugees and families here. so far we have got enough number of pushchairs for babies, other baby products. with no shortage of runs on the pitch, one thing is still playing on this man's mind — for his family and friends to find refuge soon. they are very, very sad and they hope the british will relocate them to the uk, but they are waiting for the new team. i think i heard from the television that the 31st of august, the end of the s

the newport annuals will support popular video calling apps, and can integrate users' work calendars., back to you. >> i want to go back to that one week off $12,000 vacation package to get vaccinated. i will get revaccinated -- >> yeah, you did the right thing right in the beginning. >> yeah, what a bummer. hopefully it will work. >> yeah. >>> coming up, it was a hot day yesterday. how are things shaping up this morning? kari hall taking a look at the weather for us. >> not a spare the air work day, and we'll talk about that coming up. >>> the san mateo bridge, you can see headlights and taillights, and we have drive times for you in the entire bay area, so you can plan your morning, coming up. >>> wednesday morning, and a beautiful shot of the skyline, bay bridge, oh, san francisco is just beautiful. >> yeah, so nice when you can see all of the twinkling lights. >> yeah, we're in the middle of the week, wednesday, hump day. >> yeah, and we can get out there and walk the dog, maybe, get a little exercise, kari. >> yeah, going to feel better and the air fresher. we are starting out wi

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he launched the newport festival in 1954 and led it for more than 50 years.e later started the new orleans jazz festival and his success sparked numous other events including woodstock. george ween was 95 years old. still to come on the newshour, senator bernie sanders on the challenges facing the spending bill. why the american academy of pediatrics is calling for children to get the vaccine. how the boston mayor's race reflects the city's changing demographics, and much more . >> this is the pbs from wbt a studios and the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. judy: it is now four weeks since the taliban takeover of afghanistan. and, as the militant group cementsontrol, restricting the rights of women and minorities, the lives of so many millions more afghans lie in the balance: the very real specter of famine looms, and global efforts to deliver emergency aid accelerated today. foreign affairs correspondent nick schifrin reports. nick: today in a kabul market where the taliban flag flies, for fighters are traffic cops, furniture

a 17-year-old boy was shot and 17-year-old girl was shot in the leg at heritage high school in newportheir injuries are not life threatening. the school says they believe the shooter knew the teens. >> i kept walking and i see all the kids running back. you hear six more shots go off. i hope none of these hit me in my back. >> the high school and nearby middle school are closed today. >>> rolling stone says despite the star's pledge to donate $500,000 to black-led groups, the money seems to be missing in action. ? july, a promise to do nate after a video surfaced of him using the n word. in a statement to rolling stone, the organization says it received some money but $500,000 number seems exceptionally misleading. rolling stone contacted 56 other black led groups and none reported any money. they have not received an explanation from his representatives. >>> still ahead, a dynamite debut from the u.n. a video from bts delivering a message of hope. bts delivering message of hope. and when they found a way to face it. for some, this is where their keytruda story begins. keytruda - a bre

mark judo of newport, coastal adventure is capturing this video of a dolphin stampede.ys this scene doesn't happen very often. so he says he was pretty grateful to capture this time on camera. that does it for us on this first hour of kron 4 news on live in primetime at 8 o'clock. don't go anywhere, though kron 4 news at 9 coming your way in just a few moments. boost and cricket charge you more for unlimited 5g. metro doesn't. introducing the big 5g upgrade. just twenty-five bucks a month gets you unlimited 5g and a free 5g smartphone. that's half the price... ...for one line of unlimited 5g smartphone data ...plus a free samsung galaxy 5g when you switch and trade-in. all with the power of the t-mobile 5g network. rule your day with 5g. only at metro by t-mobile. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at noon. >> now about o'clock. the bay area is under a spare. the air alert as smog, smoke and scorching temperatures fill the skies across the bay area. this labor day weekend. that is where we start this sunday night here o

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it happened in newport news at heritage high. the gunman shot two students. they rushed the students to the hospital and they are expected to be okay. the campus was evacuated as police searched for the gunman who was found hours later. as parents arrived, it became a frantic mess because parents just abandoned their cars on the street running to look for their student. >> seeing the s.w.a.t. cars coming down, very traumatic. he said he was real close to the gunshots, too. he said he had never been so scared. >> the victim and the shooters did know each other and that he specifically targeted them. >>> it's news that many parents have been waiting to hear. pfizer announced today its covid vaccine is safe and effective for children ages 5 to 11. it comes as covid is on the rise with kids back in school. and new travel rules. alice barr has the latest. >> reporter: children ages 5 to 11 are allowed to have the vaccine now as they did studies and found that it's safe for children. >> we are hopeful the fda will approve the vaccine based on the data we have. >> r

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well, there was a chaotic and frightening scene in newport, virginia.police cars and anxious parent converged on a high school after shots were fired. more from cbs' jeff pegues. >> reporter: police were on a scene outside the southern virginia high school just after gunfire rang out this morning. >> all you heard was pow, pow, because itself -- it just was coming. >> reporter: two 17-year-olds were shot and wounded. one in the face, one in the leg. >> i saw a young lady who is shot, i saw her bleeding. the other young man shot, we saw him go into the balance. traumatic. >> reporter: they said they were targeted by a teenager they knew. >> there was an altercation, but i don't want to speculate. >> reporter: stunts we to the school's tennis courts are parents could meet their children. >> my heart dropped, my mouth fell open and i started praying and driving fast to get here. >> reporter: the shooter was at large for several hours. >> he was last seen in front of the building running. >> before police made an arrest this afternoon and recovered the weap

. >>> tonight, a school shooting in newport news, virginia. two 17-year-old students were shot and wounded. a boy shot in the face. a girl shot in the leg. the suspected shooter, a boy, age unknown, now in custody tonight. >>> here in new york city tonight, president biden is in town preparing to address world leaders at the annual united nations general assembly. just today, the white house announcing the u.s. will soon lift covid travel restrictions, allowing fully vaccinated visitors from more that 30 cown trips to the u.s. our chief white house correspondent' celia vega live tonight from the u.n. and the president will make the case the u.s. is ready to work with our allies, but as you know, there are many with questions tonight for the president. >> reporter: so many questions, david. and you know this. the president campaign ed sayin american is back, but he's here facing all these questions about how committed he is to these relationships. at the center of so much of this, that chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan. t others are angry and

. >>> police say two students shot at this high school in newport news, virginia, monday likely knowt in the face and a female hit in the leg. the suspect is under arrest. no word on a motive. >>> today's weather, rain for most of the he's. the heaviest over the southeast. sunny and dry from the midwest to the pacific coast. >>> and finaly, you don't have to be a human to be "america strong." >> will ganss tells us about a golden retriever helping firefighters on the front lines. >> do i sleep? not really. i think about how i can help firefighters. >> reporter: kerith is a 3-year-old golden retriever on a mission to comfort first responders. >> firefighter wives and husbands and kids who thank me for seeing pictures and videos of their family members i put on social media. it's just so cool. >> reporter: like here at the caldor fire base camp with this group in south lake tahoe or at the dixie firebase camp in chico, california. >> it's so heartwarming. it makes me teary and feel so proud about what i'm doing. >> reporter: her human carmen says the pup has always loved firefighters.

i think more from the receiver of the policy, the newport receiver for new policies is something really new in morocco, which is actually the strength of movement. we don't have to forget that the social movement is what inhibited the change and the constitutional reform in morocco. it is less studied on how social movements and actions actually change the politics in the countries. this is the uprising we have in. it's also in the u. s. for example, with donald trump. we have to wait the rest of the united states and even a cold for kind of cool against the beyond the democratic system. so i said, what did the social movement, i think anybody who would be able to attract the softer movement or young people and young women and men in morocco is the one who will have more impact and see today is the royal institution days. and that is the windows. do you agree with you follow what he agree, what you say about social movements working here? i think there, i think social move there have been many social movements. and a lot of them have been quelled, especially for example, amazon social m

washington assumes and once a fail washington still doesn't know where they are going they could go to newportsland, charleston, delaware or the hudson so washington's trying to figure out what is happening during that period and when you read his letters he is very very frustrated. he says on more than one occasion if only we had something like the royal navy because that provides the british with a limited mobility. >> in fact washington thought about moving up the hudson. but it was more to intercept how he was counting on tyler to deal with it and washington was much more focused with the army but how was doing that had how gone up the hudson washington would've been compelled to follow and it would have been very interesting to see with the military results would have been. great question. >> this is a complement from a member of our audience. your book is excellent i will use it on a trip to hudson valley this summer as a guide and follow that campaign through the battles of the hobbyist historian studying the american war of independence come i found your book to be the finest i have re

in case they need a little fresh air, a dump on long island and a little home in newport and a 60-roomwhole department of agriculture. let it be a lesson, save your money! >> official new york city housing survey, 1905, we find it difficult to convey the conditions in the new immigrant neighborhoods. darkness and dampness and dirt. dirt and discomfort and disease. diphtheria and death. >> mulberry street, 1706 us in four rooms. bianca and the kids stay in the parlor. if i get a boyfriend, where can we go to hold hands? into the park with the pigeons? >> my dear, there are certain rules of etiquette one does not question. a lady does not show her ankle or raise her voice. a female maiden is considered quite satisfactory. naturally the best and safest thing to do is to stay home and help mother about the house. >> 12 hours a day, mama makes 50 cents, i make a dime. louie makes a nickle. >> laying down track for the westbound train, stacking up timber in the state of maine, digging out coal in the west virginia home, hammering steel in the pittsburgh mills. immigrants from austria and ita

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

also in case they need a little fresh air, a hole in the wall at newport, not to mention a 60-room shackgrounds they spend more than the whole department of agriculture. let this be a lesson. save your money. >> official new york city housing survey, 1905. >> we find it difficult to convey conditions in the new immigrant neighborhoods. darkness, dampness and dirt. dirt and discomfort and disease. diphtheria and death. >> mulberry street, 17 of us in four rooms. uncle antonio from naples, and aunt bianca and the kids sleeping in the parlor. if i ever get a boyfriend, where can we go to hold hands? into the park with the pigeons. >> there's certain rules of etiquette one certainly does not question. a lady does not show her ankle or raise her voice. if unmarried, the girl must be accompanied by a chaperon. a female relative is quite satisfactory. the best and safest thing to do is to stay at home and help mother about the house. >> 12 hours a day, mama makes 50 cents, i make a dime. louie makes a nickel. >> laying down track for the westbound trains, stacking up timbers in the state of mai

they could be going to newport rhode island or all the way down to charleston. they could be going to delaware to hit the philadelphia so washington is trying to figure out what's happening during a period and when you read his letters during a period is very very frustrated. in fact he says on more than one occasion if only we had something like the royal navy. that provides the british with all sorts of limited mob -- unlimited mobility. washington did talk about moving up the hudson. it was more important to intercept howes. washington was much more focused on what how -- howe would do. it would have been interesting to see so a great question. >> this is the complement from the a member of our audience. your book is excellent and if you make a trip to the hudson valley as an amateur hobbyist and historian i found your book to be the finest i have read. >> thank you david. thank you very much. that made my week. p this is from pamela. greetings from new york. as a lifelong hudson valley resident we have appreciation of our scenery and history and an interesti

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joining us from newport beach coming up, delta derailed hopes for normal working life.test on what lies ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> the delta variant has upended hopes that life on wall street would return to normal after labor day. let's get more from jenny. we have been waiting for this week. for an entire year and a half we said, after labor day. what is it looking like? >> you are right. this was the long-awaited date that people said we would be starting our new normal. yeah, they are back. a lot of big u.s. banks have brought back a lot of employees but it is not in the way they expected. folks are in masks, social distancing, it's not the kind of vibe a lot of ceos have been heralding as the day everyone would be back and things would feel more normal. >> does this change the planning aspect of things in terms of office space? how many more institutions are thinking this is the way to go given the uncertainty of variance -- variants? >> the longer we go the harder it gets to bring people back, especially full-time. at the beginning there was hope that everyo