great in his life, he moved again, 23 miles northwest of pendleton, to the very sight of the flight. in the northwestern corner of south carolina and retired. in 1917, his last will and testament included conditions for the slaves. that is the factual overview of what he did. why does it matter? why do we need to dig deeper? why try to understand why dickens -- pickens was? i remember the day that i tried to set out to figure that out. it is the day that i read about him walking into the headquarters of a british officer and informing him to his face that he was announcing his perl and rejoining the american revolution -- rebellion. occurred ination the early days of 1780 are right at the end of november. earlier that year, south carolina had literally been conquered. in may of 1780, the city of charleston had fallen and 5000 american troops had surrendered to the british. the most devastating capitulation of american arms until macarthur's surrender in the philippines and 42. 1780-81,at this point, the most important figure in the that the many argue decisive leader of the world was

i have a total god of community against the host a great team that force us to go to pendleton us but you know we did it was very tough very physical. we did everything we could as it seemed you know we donated for most of the game created chances pretty much all the time we gave it our all out there is a difficult time because the world cup is a dream for every footballer that's going home early years very painful this year but i am with a lot of i should but you must thank you for all the supports you know that i already said before the tournament we have to believe in ourselves and we did it that would have been an amazing championship and it's not just the russian founds it's the fans from other countries that have been affected by the atmosphere here and they understand that russia knows how to how far the that's the only that and so that's all right some euphoric russian fans pablo just how important is the home advantage for russia bugsy were here in berlin we weren't in the stadium we were watching at law if we could even tell from watching it here that the fans were essential

. >> reporter: two more fires burning late tonight at camp pendleton, scorching 400 acres and 750 homes were evacuated. it's now 40% contained. late tonight, cal fire says the alpine fire has stopped spreading and is just 5% contained. investigators now trying to find out what caused these fires and exactly how many homes in alpine are gone. ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> we will get back to our fire coverage in just a few moments.. the world is awaiting their next move. this is a live look outside of that cave where that youth soccer team is trapped. and rescuers are strategizing how to free those 12 young boys and their coach. it is now saturday afternoon in thailand. things appear to be calm outside, but deep inside that cave, it's a different story. the race is on to rescue those boys before the floodwaters rise or oxygen levels fall. it is a dangerous operation, and tonight help is on the way from the bay area. among the people getting involved, tesla's ceo elon musk. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd joins us from sfo with who is headed there to tie lapd ahailand and plan to ? >> report

devon pendleton, thank you so much for joining us.ly: alphabet hits a home run in its second-quarter bringing in market dollars despite regulatory troubles in europe. we discussed the impact of the eu's action against google. and later, facebook's tech problems. we will discuss later on. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> parent company alphabet posted second-quarter results at smashed wall street expectations. on the earnings call it was suggested the company would not alter its strategy. >> we will uphold the -- were looking forward to finding a solution that preserves the enormous benefits of android users and so on. there's more work to be done and i think it will become clear as we go along. wayconfident we will find a to make sure android is available to use everywhere. emily: what does it mean for the tech industry as a whole? london.caroline hyde in is that a good thing? see, the fine was noted week ago, and as i this morning, it was literally a footnote in my column yesterday. that's how immaterial it was too good -- to result of the co

devon pendleton, thank you so much for joining us.ing up alphabet hits a home , run in its second-quarter bringing in market dollars despite regulatory troubles in europe. we discussed the impact of the eu's action against google. and later, facebook's tech problems. but there is also a bright spot with instagram. we will discuss later on. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: this is bloomberg "technology." executives at google are giving in sign that a costly regulatory crackdown in europe will help sales. parent company alphabet posted second-quarter results at smashed wall street expectations. on the earnings call it was suggested the company would not alter its strategy. >> we will always take the constructive approach. leier looking forward to finding a solution that preserves the enormous benefits of android users and so on. there's more work to be done and i think it will become clear as we go along. i'm confident we will find a way to make sure android is available to use everywhere. emily: what does it mean for the tech industry as a

his second, pendleton, even retrieved a branch overhead that he claimed to have been severed by hamilton's ball. joseph ellis, however, has convincingly argued that the whole thing went down quite differently. hamilton had indeed thrown away his fire, as he said he would in his distaste for dueling. remember, three years before, hamilton's son had been killed in a dual, using the very same gun that hamilton the father was using. and it could be argued, and had been argued, that he fell into despondency, if not outright depression that led to this duel as a suicide by duel rather than just a duel. but he shot -- in any case, he did not shoot at ehrenberg, he shot well away from him, but how could he know? by the rules of the duel, hamilton could not fire again until burr had squeezed off his round, so burr took his time, he aimed, then fired. this explanation does not go much better for burr but at least he stood up manfully. to a gun he believed was leveled in his direction. he was not hailed as a hero, but indicted as a murderer by the manhattan corner who presided over such things and wa

some of the initiatives that may appear smaller but i can tell you on the ground in places like pendleton oregon and ohio they are not small, the telemedicine is one of the things the american people understand especially in the communities where it's hard to attract those like my parents that work on wireless. it's difficult to get them the only way some of the folks in the communities get adequate health care is through telemedicine and use all the response for yourself as did i at the clinic in oregon when they heard the news we were proposing to increase by 43% of the budget for the health care program. they broke out into applause and recognized this as a lifeline for some of these communities. the big cities and districts and there's a lot of smaller towns that would never see a specialist and i'm proud of the steps we've taken. we've done a lot for the rural areas making it easier to build a tower in the areas where lay fiber in places there may not be the case for deployment and i think often about some of the visit i've had including your district in oregon where they told me som

the chinook helicopter flew in from camp pendleton this morning. >>> san francisco police announce the arrest of a serial rapist who posed as a ride share driver. investigators say he would pick up his victims and then assault them. dion lim is live in san francisco. these crimes date back to 2013. >> reporter: yeah, larry, that's correct. four rapes in five years, all happening in the same neighborhood in san francisco. but according to sfpd, because these sexual assaults, there could very well be more victims given the suspect's m.o. the man san francisco police arrested at his san mateo home thursday was charged with multiple offenses, including the rape of four women dating back to 2013. those offenses so serious the commander of investigations broke down in tears. >> i'm sorry that i got emotional, but this is the exact thing that everyone fears could happen here in this city. >> reporter: in each case, sfpd believes the man posed as a ride share driver and intercepted random women as they left nightclubs and bars. dna evidence linked the crimes. >> we know for sure he's responsib

only excessive heat will be interior sections of washington state, little slivers of oregon near pendletonsome of the three bigger fires. there's 17 fires right now, large blazes that are unconfined. the carr fire is one of the biggest one. the ferguson fires, we've had problems with that one, the mendocino, and the temperatures will soar for the firefighters. 104 in redding today. as we go throughout this week, we get a little break in the northwest but it doesn't quite make it to california with the temperatures. it goes from 102 and then it goes to 101 on thursday, 102 on friday in redding. there's really no end in sight to this, guys, for many areas of the west. we had a decent amount of wet weather over the winter, so everything started to grow, and now it has been so dry and so hot all of that is just -- you know, just like easy -- easy to burn. >> it just seems there's no relief in sight. how long could this thing go on, could the fires go on for in. >> typically the fire season is usually the worse going into the late summer, fall, so i want to say august. we don't start getting th

pendleton, oregon 96. that's hot.hey will be happy to get to august and it looks like today is the end of the extreme heat there in areas of the i-5 corridor. it will begin to cool off. this is the pattern this week. we will call it the logjam. last week we had the endless rains on the east coast. unfortunately we are setting up for this again. it will be very hot in the rockies throughout the week. that's not going to help the firefighting efforts at all. a storm system stuck in the middle of the country and high pressure in the atlantic blocking it. this storm can't move and that pumps the moisture up the east coast. we will be dealing with days of rain and thunderstorms and high humidity once again, and that could end up with flooding concerns, too. this is through friday. the next five days areas of blue is one inch of rain, purple is two, the red is three. some areas in north carolina, north georgia, especially the southern appalachians, could get up to four or five inches of rain this week, leading to flooding c

pendleton and hermiston are big cities in your district. but there are other towns that will never see a specialist so i'm proud of the funding we taken on the funding side. in terms of modernization we done lots to promote infrastructure in rural areas making it easier to build towers for example in rural areas or lay fiber in places where there may not be places for deployment. i stopped in baker city oregon where they said the steps we are taking in terms of making this easier to gain access or get more spectrums, those are the tools necessary for smaller companies in particular, the ones that don't make headlines that no one knows about. these are the things that will help close the digital file.>> 5g as it rules out, -- as it rolls out what do we need to do there? >> regarding spectrum and infrastructure i outlined the steps we were taking to move quickly. i came from some conferences where i could tell you that counterparts abroad are interested and envious, we are in the lead in terms of spectrum leadership and as far as infrastructu

ms pendleton said she was "very sad" that she and scott gardner "have grown apart".ptember 2013, five years after they got together during the 2008 beijing olympics. news that's a summary of the latest bbc news — more at 9.30. that's a summary of the latest bbc news — more at 9.30. do get in touch with us throughout the morning — use the hashtage victoria live and if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. really interested to hear from you if you have all you do pay for sex. the reason i'm asking that rather personal question is that there are calls from some mps that the buying of sex should be made a criminal offence in this country. it is not illegal at the moment to sell or buy sex. there are restrictions around soliciting and curb crawling and so on but what do you think of those calls ? on but what do you think of those calls? let me know. i would love to talk to you. let's get some sport. tim, how do you watch those penalties? everybody was jumping tim, how do you watch those penalties? everybody wasjumping up around me in the pub, victori

also on the top there, having won to olympic goals in dancing, victoria pendleton back.y about the cycling and what a really great achievement by geraint thomas. which is really, really good to see. you know, iwould which is really, really good to see. you know, i would say that is this down to the fact that cycling, there as being great investment in the cycling, we have had the velodrome, he has had the backing and the encouragement of the country. if as a country we support sports people, iam sure a country we support sports people, i am sure that we have got the skills they and the people in our country to achieve ins like this. also, inspirational role models as well, as i was mentioning. someone to aspire to, knowing it is possible, is great. it is great because this would give kids around the country something to focus on instead of sitting there on their eye pads and watching tv, they are inspired by this, get out on the bikes, it can lead to this and the benefits of that are just great. greater inspiration than what we are seeing unfold. thank you, we will have

the communities that are very much in harm's way, what about camp pendleton? how about a five-mile move of the waste to a place where houses of u.s. marines can help guard it out of this tsunami zone, out of the earthquake zone. there's something else at work here. what is, it is in hr 3053. transfer of title for this deadly waste that the industry has profited from generating onto american taxpayers. that is not a good reason for these very dangerously bad decisions. >> one thing you mentioned which was the 2048. for those of you again, when i play with the nuclear cleanup world, the 2048 number comes from the previous administrations like the calculation of arriving, they did a blue ribbon commission. when in washington d.c., one does blue-ribbon commissions when one is not sure what to do. and the blue commission that was finalized in 2012, came out with a set of findings key of which was, we need to find and avoid what happened with yucca mountain and find a consent based process.and it was their estimation and the administration then, that 2048 would be a

my district is home to the world-famous pendleton round-up one of the great writers of the west -- rodeos of the west. and local races at prineville's crooked river ranch round-up. as you all know and appreciate, horseracing, in particular, has a storied history in this country and remains an important economic driver. our discussion of mr. barr and mr. tonko's bill is also very timely. earlier this month, the world witnessed history as justify became the 13th horse to complete the triple crown. today, we will hear from you, the experts, about the horseracing industry, how it is currently regulated, and what can be done to protect these wonderful animals. we want to know your thoughts on the legislation at hand, its impact on industry and how best to promote the mike allen and integrity of this silvery sport. you all have insights that will help inform us as to how we can address some of the concerns that currently exist in the industry. i thank you all for being here today for this important discussion and i am looking forward to your perspectives on this bill and this sport. i yield bac

pendleton 99. spokane 11 degrees above average and redding, california, 107. that's eight degrees warmer than usual. you look at our weather out west, plenty of sunshine everywhere. we're looking at 104 in phoenix. salt lake 97. san francisco nice and cool at 64 degrees but l.a. sunny skies partly sunny, 84. denver looking at 89 degrees. and as we look at the rest of the country, as we mentioned, more heat in the pacific northwest. severe storms firing up through the south and into the northern plains. a flood threat developing for our friends in the southwest. monsoonal moisture coming not just from the pacific but also from the gulf, converging there. we have to watch out for a flood threat. and this slow-moving cold front going to cause big problems between today and tomorrow for the east coast. so if you are making your way toward the east, expect airport delays, chicago, new york, atlanta all starting with the next 24 hours. heavy showers and thunderstorms and it's going to be warm and muggy here in the northeast. in fact, look for heat advisories and hea

my district is home to the world's famous pendleton roundup, one of the great rodeos of the west and local races at places like prineville and french glen and everywhere else. our discussion of mr. barr and mr. konko's bill is very timely. earlier this month the world witnessed history as justified became the 13th horse to complete the triple crown. today we will hear from you, the experts, about the horse racing industry, how it is currently regulated and what can be done to protect these wonderful, wonderful animals. we want to know your thoughts on the legislation at hand. we know you have different thoughts on it depending upon your position on this issue, its impact on the industry and how to promote the vitality and integrity of the celebrated horse. we all have insights that will help inform us how to address some of the concerns that currently exist in the industry. i thank you all for being here today for this important discussion and i'm looking forward to your perspectives on this bill. with that, mr. chairman, i yield back to balance my time and as we like to say in easte

for communities that are very much in harms way, what about camp pendleton.how about a five-mile move to a place where thousand u.s. marines part of the tsunami zone, out of the earthquake zone. there is something else at work here and attend h.r. 3053 as transfer of title for the forever deadly waste the industry has profited mightily from generating to american taxpayers. that is not a good reason for the dangerously bad decisions. >> one thing you mentioned which was 2048. those of you not familiar with the nuclear cleanup or outcome of the 2048 number comes from the previous administrations likely calculation of arriving. they did a blue ribbon commission because in washington d.c. when does blue ribbon commissions when one is not sure what to do. the blue ribbon commission that was finalized in 2012 came out with a set of finding, the key of which was we need to find and avoid what happened with yucca mountain and can't find a consent-based process. it was there indication that 2040 would be a reasonable time. that's why people want time frames. no one h