the virginia born randolph was married to a famous newport anna marie lyman finally newport sizable militia was always at the ready to board the ferry to providence to put down militia units that were loyal to thomas dorr here tonight to learn a bit more about a man who was referred to as wilson by his siblings. so who was thomas wilson dorr? he was into wealth and privilege in 1805. thomas dorsey as a young man destined to take his among rhode island's upper echelon, he studied at phillips exeter academy boarding school in new hampshire, the most prestigious boarding schools at the time. the door went to it and. certainly today he went on to harvard and then columbia law. it seemed that was destined to lead a life of leisure and civic. he would certainly earn his in the history books, but it was not quite in the way that his father, sullivan and his mother, lydia, had hoped. in the eyes of the city's elite, in the eyes of providence's elite, by 1842, the year of the rebellion, the three year old thomas dorr was a saint harmonious, deluded demagogue, bent destruction. this comes so clearly

this isso the first introductior melanie newport newport. she's the author of this is my jail local politics the rise of mass incarceration. newport teaches urban and criminal justice history at the university of connecticut. hartford. she is se e

so the first introduction is for melanie newport newport. she's the author of this is my jail local politics the rise of mass incarceration. newport teaches urban and criminal justice history at the university of connecticut. hartford. she is series editor with the chicago visions and revisions series at the university of chicago press. newport's research has been supported recently by university of connecticut humanities. university of, illinois at chicago libraries and, the black metropolis research consortium. she received a ph.d. in history temple university in 2016. newport hails tulsa, oklahoma and tacoma and lives in west hartford, connecticut. dr. amanda klonsky is a lecturer at the university of chicago crown school of social work and the author of the forthcoming book pandemic of punishment to be published by beacon press. this pivotal work chronicles the experience of people in american jails and prisons during the covid crisis. until recently, she served as a at the ucla law covered bars data project. amanda led education program

mark webber, director of institute for historical review from newport beach california, and also uh mr. yousuf al hellu, journalist and political analyst from london. gentlemen, welcome to the program. uh, mr. weber, starting with you, saudi arabia, postponing normalization dean, deal with designist regime. saudi arabia is reportedly reconsidering his foreign uh policy priorities by postponing a us uh broken normalization deal with the occuping entity and getting closer to iran. now the saudi crown prince muhammad bin salmon took his first phone call uh from the iranian president ibrahim raisi as uh riyard tries to prevent a browder searge in violence across the region. your thoughts on that sir? well, the us government of course has been trying very hard to bring saudi arabia onto the american side, not only with regard to the palestine issue, but with other issues. uh, it's been going against a trend that's been for some time that saudi arabia has been striking for some months now, even for years, a more independent foreign policy. uh, uh, the hamas strike and the... israeli response

mark webber, director of institute for historical review from newport beach, california. mr. webber, welcome to press tv sir. yes, mr. weber, 16 days of onslaut, 4,400 innocent palestinians killed and over 70% of the victims are children, women and the elderly. uh, israel has imposed total bloccade on the strip, cutting food, water, electricity and fuel. so, are they planning, and they're also talking about planning and a ground. invasion, so uh, but we haven't seen any move as of yet, so my question would be, so what is the letter up to now? well, the world attention has changed tremendously from the initial attack by hamas on october 7th. now the world is focusing on the continuing pammering of the palestinian, especially the gaza strip population. i'm sure that behind the scenes, the united states is urged. israel to be at least to to take action so that it won't appear uh particularly cruel and vicious and illegal in the eyes of the world, but israel is has announced that it will carry out a ground assault that by its own words will be uh murderous, will be will be very v

steel, in offshore wind in five, plymouth and newport, making electric— five, plymouth and newport, making conference, if we want to spur investment, restore economic security— investment, restore economic security and revive growth, then we must _ security and revive growth, then we must get _ security and revive growth, then we must get britain building again. but the tories _ must get britain building again. but the tories would have you believe we can't build _ the tories would have you believe we can't build anything in britain any more _ can't build anything in britain any more in — can't build anything in britain any more. in fact, the single biggest obstacle — more. in fact, the single biggest obstacle to building infrastructure, to investment and to growth in this country— to investment and to growth in this country is _ to investment and to growth in this country is the conservative party itself _ country is the conservative party itself. just — country is the conservative party itself. just look at the fate of h52. _ itself. just look at the fate of h52, a — itself. just look at

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we have satellite imagery, you can see this is the newport -- not the newport, but this is where theyw, all of these ships lined up in port here and the effect of this is basically this whole side of the black sea, which includes the straits in turkey right now, ceding it in a way to ukraine, allowing ukraine to have free passage there. has ukraine won this stage of the battle for the black sea? >> temporarily, yes, and it's really interesting. you're reporting out exactly correctly, john, that this allows for a de facto corridor for ukraine to export its grain to the rest of the world, should those third world countries or sub-saharan countries that require a lot of ukrainian food stuffs, and this is a major deal because what's going to happen here is that it's going to be far more difficult for the russians to interdict, to interrupt those kinds of shipments. it's also going to be more difficult for the russian toss mount attacks. it's still possible for them to do that as demonstrated last night, but they will find it more difficult to mount attacks against places like odesa and ot

it for the sending the put that which is the, the in a c, 90 age in newport, jamaica became a us colony, but still retained its own cultural identity and speak in favor of independence. we be thrown into prison today, close to health. it's population. the grow the residence, of course a retail have new representation in congress and convert and u. s. presidential elections like okay, we're gonna make you american citizens, which you didn't ask for. even if we were offered citizenship, we would prefer like once again, it was in his twenties, he chose to fight, so he's homelands independence. we felt that we could generate more of a spirit of resistance rather than submissive except our reality that we fell asleep. shot fear, my sorry that i decided to fight for my country. no, not could i have done things differently? yes, absolutely. do i now think that violence is not the means to achieve anything? perhaps the russian states never is as tight as one of the most sense community best. most all sense i'm up in the 65 to 5. must be the one else holes. question about this, even though we wi

. >> so you're saying you didn't go to the party on post road in newport at all? or -- >> no.x-girlfriend lived on war road, the same road where chelsea's shoe was found. >> you said you don't know chelsea. >> i don't know her. >> okay. i gotta ask you -- >> yeah, i know -- >> did you have anything to do with her disappearing -- >> no. >>--at all? >> no. >> erik swore he was at home with his daughter that weekend and had nothing to do with chelsea's disappearance. he agreed to give his dna and fingerprints. >> all right. open your mouth i'm going to swab the inside here. >> but there was something else about the discovery of the poison ivy costume. and it had to do with harlin bird. remember him? the guy who'd tried to sound like a hero, who told detectives he helped chelsea at the party, then admitted his story was a lie? >> this abandoned building, where the costume and wig were found, was literally 100 yards, 200 yards tops from harlin bird's house. you could pretty much see harlin bird's residence from where the costume was found. >> coming up. harlan, back in the interrog

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a species of angler fish that washed up on newport beach on friday the 13th.ng stalk at the top of the head? it glows in the dark. the tissueses it to lure pray at pitch-black depths of 2,000 to 3,000 feet below the water. this is the second time a fish like this has wowed beachgoers. one washed up about a year ago as well. creepy. looks like the movie "alien." no one

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this is rich, independent in newport tennessee on the washington journal. >> i tried to get on yesterday and i wanted to talk to that strategist. i have questions asking. but i got cut off on the screen there. as far as public policy, i did have one question maybe you can address for you. why does c-span always seem to book the usual suspects withguests . we see how our guests chosen? i guess that's my question. it seems like some may have chosen ratings, some convenience sake. curious about. >> host: generally as a guideline we tried to book guests once every three months and that usually includes members of congress. we prioritize members of congress to get on so they can talk to the public. this is the forum is rather unusual to the public and talk back to the guests so we tried to get members of congress on. we get reporters the legislation to try to inform us and our viewers about what'shappening in that building recovery gavels . the folks in think tanks around capitol hill, we know members of congress are talking to these rsthink tanks today. presenting their ideas to members of c

a species of angler fish that washed up on newport beach on friday the 13th. see that long stalk at the top of the head? it glows in the dark. the tissueses it to lure pray at pitch-black depths of 2,000 to 3,000 feet below the water. this is the second time a fish like this has wowed beachgoers. one washed up about a year ago as well. creepy. looks like the movie "alien." no one knows that movie. >> sigourney wea >>> tonight, hamas releasing two more hostages as the u.s. advises israel to delay its ground invasion into gaza to buy more time for talks. the images coming in two israeli women held hostage released days after two americans were also freed by hamas. it comes as israel steps up airstrikes on more than 300 targets in gaza over the last 24 hours and the rise in attacks on u.s. forces in the middle east what the white house says about the possibility iran is involved our richard engel is in israel for us >>> also tonight, the terrifying moments in the cockpit of an alaska airlines plane. an off-duty pilot accused of trying to shut down the engines mid

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well, she's in newport beach. yeah, that's exactly where it's summer. all the time, practically.ell her we're fog free. we do have a little bit of stratus next to the seashore this morning that's going to blow out in the last you'll see of it all week long. hi, everybody. we've got lots of things going on. we've got football today at 75 degrees at levi's stadium or otherwise. we have the bluegrass festival. it's the hardly strictly blues grass festival. and that's taking place beginning at 11:00, day three. and it is going to be glorious, albeit breezy. make sure you dress in layers. you know the drill by now. otherwise, let's go ahead and take a look at this live weather camera. we see the fog. it is deep along the immediate seashore. but the visibility has been improving. 50 to half moon bay and novato is now jumped up to 50 degrees after bottoming out early this morning. at 48, it's in the mid 50s and throughout the tri valley and the winds have been under ten miles per hour at all of our reporting stations. we'll pick up later today out of the northwest at 15, visit 45 miles,

in the united rugby championship, cardiff blues beat their south wales rivals, the newport—based dragonswon their local derby against the dragons 17 times in a row. and ulster have beated bulls 26—19 after tries from tom stewart and jacob stockdale, who was left out of ireland's world cup squad. ulster were playing on their new artificial 3g playing surface at kingspan stadium, in belfast. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. tyson fury was knocked down in the third round by francis ngannou in their non—title fight in saudi arabia, but kept his unbeaten record after winning on a controversial split decision. there was a thrilling finish to the thailand motogp, with the lead changing hands several times in the closing laps before polesitterjorge martin won. that saw the spaniard close the gap to championshiop leader francesco bagnaia to 13 points with three rounds to go. kalle rovanpera retained his world rally championship title after finishing second at the inaugural central european rally. the finn's success looked inevitable after his sole r

more than double the populations of altoona, johnstown, chambersberg, lewis luetown, -- lewistown, newport, mcconnellsburg, green castle, huntington, shippensburg and bedford, all of those combined. it is clear that president biden's border policies, which welcome ill illegal immigration, have created a national security crisis, a public health crisis, a humanitarian crisis, all due to the porous southern border. since joe biden took office, there have been a total of 7.6 million encounters at our southern border. and for the third year in a row, americans now are on track to see the worst border crisis in our nation's history. this year we have seen public schools used as holding facilities for illegal immigrants. instead of being used for american students who are already suffering from historic learning losses following biden's prolonged school shutdowns. while an influx of illegal immigrants has strained the food banks, the shelters and the hospitals along our southern border, this administration continues to turn a blind eye and refuses to assist the communities that are threatened an

i do have a comment, i have a client in newport, 25 years old, high school dropout she's been chargedith a g3 charge. i would say this, if it were hunter biden, he would not be charged with this g3. i talked to one of the defendants who had a provocative nickname. in a case of violence, you would charge the user charge. but a stand-alone, never done in my 30 years as a prosecutor. >> jeremy, the special counsel is still investigating, obviously, there's the possibility no matter how shaky the ground these afternoon chas are, or an on an island, whatever it, we are where we are today. the tax crimes that they're still investigating how likely is that to file on him? >> i certainly think that's a possibility. they're investigating it now still. even again, i don't want to make something smaller than it, at the same time, we don't went to make it larger than it. this is not the most grave tax crime in terms of dollars. >> what does that mean about the penalty, the consequences? >> i think you can see, even what fell through, this is not an incarceration issue. certainly, things can chang

i do believe -- i have a newport trait in there, too, of teddy roosevelt. you all know the man in the arena, one of my favorite parts, who errs comes up short time and time again but no err in shortcoming, who spends itself in a worthy cause and knows the triumph of high achievement, he fails but at least fails while daring greatly. i always like to take a risk. saturday i took a risk for the american public, regardless what anybody says, no one knew whether it would pass. the democrats didn't want that bill. yes, they pulled a fire alarm, yes, they'd do their conga line and yes, they wanted to delay but it was all for the american people. i could not look the troops in the eye and say i would not pay them. for those who spoke on the floor, i thank them for their positive thoughts. i don't know what those who voted against and said some deal, they were never a part of any deal. for those who said about what we accomplished, i'm proud of what we accomplished, the parents bill of rights, the energy bill. but if they want to hold me liable because the senate d

he also planned to renegotiate the eu budget to provide 50 billion euros in, newport for ukraine. >>veryone knows, but they don't dare say it out loud that the strategy has failed. it's obvious this won't work. ukrainians will not win on the front line. >> that's totally at odds with the eu position, and hungary will be pressed to drop its position between now and when they gather in brussels before christmas. brent: and pope francis on friday let a prayer vigil for peace in st. peter's basilica, the vatican. he said he is praying for countries and regions, saying the world is in a dark hour. since the start of the israeli -hamas war, they have been appealing for relief in gaza and humanitarian aid for civilians. he invited people of various christian denominations and faiths to take part. the pontiff has been vocal about the middle east conflict. earlier, i asked our correspondent what the pope is saying with his day of prayer and penance. >> to some degree, it is a way to concentrate the attention of the catholic community across the world on the conflict. it is also an expression

newport, rhode island. rhode island, being where i was born and raised. he was the author of 17 books, the most recent of which was "emmett at war." he has been issued at the lincoln prize, the roosevelt prize, the morrison prize, and the baroness price, as well as the deadly knox medal for lifetime achievement and the pritzker military museum and library award for lifetime achievement in military writing. and last but not least, the youngster, and dealing presided museum. he is the author of a andy lang is the chief professor of history at the ulysses s. grants presidential library museum. he has written "exposing the crisis of american exceptionalism in the civil war era," which was named a finalist for the lincoln prize. his first book, in the wake of war, the military occupation, and civil war america received the society of civil war historians tom watson brown book award. he is now writing an intellectual and cultural biography of lincoln's nationalism, and a study of ulysses s grant as lincoln's protigi. and i assume you will not have any problems

the investment committee debating the road ahead as several members make newport f portfolio moves. lot of stuff going on today. check the markets. we've been mixed for much of the session. the dow is positive. the nasdaq a touch negative, 4.86 the yield on the ten-year note three straight months of declines it's been a bit of a rough stretch. most want to know if there's still a chance for a year end rally. november is the best month of the year traditionally december second. seasonality is on our side >> yeah. >> i see you have a new buy and it's amd and that company reports today in "ot," but why is it part of the josh brown portfolio now >> it's been on my radar for a long time. i had been in and out of it before, a long time ago. amd, i think, is at an interesting moment in the company's history. tonight they'll report earnings. the earnings, of course, are always important, but what's more important than the numbers themselves is what lisa sue has to say about the launch of the new ai chip. so, look, this is a market that nvidia basically owns. and the h-100 chip is what turne

so if you live in newport or covington just can't take it the bloody thing yeah.t like a question do we have a parking or do we have to drive? which it feels to me sometimes we have a driving problem more like i. i love that my kids who are in their young twenties are saying i don't want a car for like i want a car when i have kids of my own. like, are you seeing change in terms of people driving? i am skeptical. the idea that millennials or, gen z, are not going to car drivers just like their parents were, just because there's some innate generational difference there. i think lots i don't think that the american urban environment is a result of actual preferences. it's very hard to see the environment we've got is the environment we've because there is so much law and subsidy that is interfering and encouraging us to create more low density places. that has been the case four decades, starting with maybe the construction of the interstate highway system. home mortgage interest deduction. on and on and on. right. so. so. i think that know one of the things that s

naval war college in newport, rhode island, rhode island being where i born and raised. he is the author of 17 books, the most recent of which is nimitz at war. he has been awarded the lincoln prize the roosevelt prize, the morrison prize, and brandeis prize, as well as the dudley knox medal for lifetime achievement and the pritzker military museum and library for lifetime achievement in military writing. and last but not least, the youngster andy lang is associate professor of history at, mississippi state university, which, of course, as you all know, is the home of the ulysses grant presidential library and museum. he is the author of a contest of civilizations expose in the crisis of american exceptional wisdom in the civil war era, which was named finalist for the gilder lehrman lincoln prize. his book, in the wake of war military occupation. emancipate nation and civil war america received the society of civil war historians tom watson brown book award. he is now writing an intellectual cultural biography of nationalism and a study of ulysses grant as lincoln's pro

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and he had he had married a woman when he was in newport, rhode island. it was a french. and there's a lot of mystery around that. and that's in the book. but it appears that he knew her in france. they had he had brought her over to america mainly. so that he could marry her outside, the prying eyes of his mother, who was so overwhelmed over, you know, interested in his life and so but anyhow, that at one point, the one he he writes to the the wife, obviously, she's brought up the issue and he says, i'm paraphrasing a bit, but, you know, childless because she must have said, you know, that it was that it was sad that they had had no children, he said. but what if our daughter liberty? and so that is not bartolo me, but that's just the statue. but so, you know, there is a lot of there's a lot of irony and there's some, you know, some myths that are busted by knowing the true story. but the thing is, it is quite amazing how it is functioned for us. just make it reminding us all the time of what we're supposed to be and what would we be without it. i mean, we we have a huma

would never have had the case at all, except -- >> we were lucky that we had some boaters leaving newport to catalina island and they came upon a body floating in the water. >> just happened to see it? >> just happened to see it. >> that's a big ocean out there. >> absolutely. >> so the chances of it being seen are, what, needle in the haystack? >> very slim. >> the sailors had spotted a flock of shrieking seagulls perched on top of a body. it looked like it had been in the water for some time. >> it was in extreme decomposition phase. >> right. >> bloated and -- >> barnacles had attached themselves. >> barnacles already? >> absolutely. >> yes. >> there was no i.d. on the body. it was labeled a'john doe'and taken to the l.a. coroner's office. >> well, initially it was believed to be a drowning victim. >> but who was he? identifying their john doe posed a huge challenge. >> we could only say it was a human being and that was it. >> though there was one odd thing. medical examiner pointed to the man's left hand. three fingers were missing, and clearly had been, said the examiner, for years.