savanna is a prime example. upon his arrival in savannah, sherman was offered one of the finest mansions as his headquarters. he described mayor arnold as completely "subjugated." the citizens as "orderly and well behaved." thus savannah escaped the fate of others along the march. according to university of texas historian jaclyn jones, who conducted resources from primary sources like diaries and letters, savannah welcomed the army as liberators. sick of oregon on the verge of starvation they were ready to , throw off the yoke of the confederacy. succession had only brought death and privation. the people wanted peace. greeted by contrition rather than defiance, sherman changed course. as he said to the mayor of atlanta, if those in rebellion would "acknowledge the authority of the national government, i and this army will become your protectors and supporters of -- supporters shielding you from , danger." the mayor of atlanta did not heed the warning. savannah's mayor did and the fate of the city was very diff

i had nerd -- not heard the term silicon savanna -- savanna until today.e tech scene in africa? they skip a lot of steps to get where they are today. >> i would describe technology in africa as thriving. there is a huge interest in improving access to technology. one of the areas africans skip over technology is in the telephone technology. they never had land lines in an expansive way. the use of cell phones became immediately popular. africa really took the lead in banking via telephone and communications via cell phones, in a way that did not happen in the united dates for a number of reasons. >> you are saying some of the poorest people have a cell phone and are connected. go into the deepest village in the middle of nowhere on a dirt road, and you will see a market woman or village woman, a chief with a working cell phone. >> what makes africa right for tech disruption? >> africa in had six of the 10 2014 fastest growing economies. there are opportunities on the continent of africa that were not recognized in previous years. companies are beginning to

we'll wait and see if there are troll kal storm warnings for areas like savanna and charleston if isrst of the weather will be to the south and east of this. by tuesday at 20:0 a.m. it is raking the coastline. we're not going to be watching a storm that has devastating effects from wind. watch for three to five inches of rain and isolated tornadoes with weak systems, so. >> okay, thank you. an npr journalist and interpreter were killed yesterday. they were traveling with an afghan army unit that were attacked. he had won a emmy. >>> mark zuckerberg was reported reportedly hacked. the hacker group claims zuckerberg used the password da da da. >> there is gold fast foost restaurants, an 18 karat gold chicken nugget. >> and steph curry chipped in 18 points last night. golden state dominated 110 to 77. >> novak djokovic beat andy murray. he came back after dropping the first set. it caps a career grand slam and he is the first male player since 1969 to hold all four titles simultaneously. >>> scary moments in new hampshire at a funny car race. his car explodeduninjured. >>> and the first

and i want to tell you because i hope to inspire the young people here like savanna.gress come from rarified backgrounds. but i want to till, i grew up in western north carolina in a house with no electricity and no running water. my mother had a sixth grade education, my father, a ninth grade education. as i tell people that, i tell them i'm not telling you that to complain or to brag. i'm only saying, we live in the greatest country in the world. [ applause ] and i was asked this morning on a radio show, if i were giving a commencement speech right now -- this is commencement season, what would i say to young people? and i would say that to them. wake up. open your eyes and realize you live in the greatest country in the world, where you have every opportunity to exercise the god-given skills and talents you have to be whatever it is you want to be. now, i have to tell you when i was younger i was just focused on surviving. that's all i was focused on. i did not know god would lead me to where he has led me. but i feel very strongly that i could not be in the congre

. >> thank you, savanna, for being the cutest. >> oh, stop it. >> this is a cute medal. >> i'm laurie. >> what do i do. >> this is our whole team here, courtney. >> let's go look at him. >> who is courtney. >> courtney is our center manager in quakertown. >> what do you do. >> we see children for physical, occupational, speech services. so everything from children that have special needs that are very involved, to kids with concussions. >> you do good work. >> yes. >> this is therapy and play. >> everything from playing from playing with cards, different games, hungry hippos, we do everything in play. i'm a speech therapist so i incorporate all of the language, lapping wage and connects with the kid. >> who doesn't like to play. >> our kid love to come and play, we are playing lots of different things. we have different swing hook ups, different tram liens, run, crash, jump. >> yes. >> you can call us, quakertown office, phone number 215804-1003. >> look it up. >> we have other locations, seven other locations and opening up two other locations. >> hard work, good work. >> yes, thank

. >> ladies and gentlemen, help me welcome to the stage savanna berry, liberty university young womenm here to introduce our next speaker, congresswoman virginia fox, from the fifth district of north carolina. congresswoman fox was first elected to congress in 2005 and prior to that served as the senator in north carolina's legislature for ten years. congresswoman fox established herself as a champion of conservative values in both congress and the north carolina senate. however, most notably she has been one of the most fearless leaders in congress when it comes to the pro-life issue. without fail, it has been said of her she's one of the most dedicated, unwavering, persistent and hard working members of congress when it comes to the issue of pro-life. and this has become increasingly evident with her leadership when it comes to the fight for the 20 week ban. as she was one of the members of congress that led the fight for this piece of legislation on the house floor. as a young pro-life woman, i am so glad to have someone like her setting an example of fearless and selfless leadersh

. >> did you hear this guy just said savanna is adorable. look at the camera, savanna. the home page, click on the banner and see the mazda cx9, click event tore win here. you can do this once every 24 hours. >> here's the problem, tom, here's the problem. so should i not bother because you said you will win this. >> that is mine already, yes, sir, give me the keys now. >> don't believe him, you can still enter to win. >> lets get talk to -- >> hi. >> we're locate on oakmont and frankford avenue we have cannolis for you. >> so sweet. >> we appreciate it. >> you are my little cannoli. >> boom. >> thank you. >> you know father judge. >> yes. >> famous father judge high school. lets get over here. they have a robotics club. >> look at this. >> right in the crosswalk. >> who is the best talker here. >> hello. >> is it you. >> who are you. >> mike. >> i teach physics and run robotics program at father judge. >> do you consider yourself mechanical misfits. >> yes, yes. >> why is that. >> because we don't fit anyplace else. >> what is this. >> this is a robot that plays a game

on the georgian coast, savanna and the surrounding can't -- counties are under a tropical storm watchunty emergency management officials say that they are bracing for bad thunderstorms. flash floods appear to pose the greatest threat with the worst potential expected later tomorrow when local waterways with a with brain quest high type. in advance of the storm rick scott has been there a state of emergency. a majority of voters in new jersey say that governor chris christie is much -- much more concerned with his future the governing -- then governing the state. 79% of those surveyed said that he cares more about his future and say that he endorsed donald trump for spot in a possible trump administration. the city of st. louis has a nearly $5 million to settle 44 cases since 2010. the post-dispatch is reporting that the cases include injuries, wrongful imprisonment, and death . police departments in the st. louis area had been under fire since an unarmed black male was killed by a white police officer in ferguson. the chinese vice premier met with michael froman today. it's the eighth

night bringing a lot of heavy rain, flooding concerns, not only to florida but to sections around savannasture will stay to our south and right now maximum sustained wind at 50 miles an hour movement off to the north and east at the 31 miles an hour so it is racing rapidly parallel to the coast of the carolinas and it will continue to head on out to sea. it could intensify a little bit but once again it will stay well to our south. beautiful conditions right now live look outside our studios, 73 degrees humidity at 71 percent. so your tuesday planner, warming fast 80 degrees by lunch, a couple of scattered showers and thunderstorms by this afternoon we will talk about better rainfall chances late her this week and that seven day forecast, all coming up, guys, back to you. >>> by the way we will be in jenkintown this friday. >> yes. >> weather should be fantastic. >> can i come out. >> i wish i would. >> we're asking for you. >>> we're also giving away a car, mazda cx9. >> all you have to do is head to fox 29.com and click on the contest right on our home page. we will pick a final list on

i had not heard the term silicon savanna until today that apparently people are using these terms.ople are using in after the kenya tech summit? emily: how would you describe the tech scene in africa right now? you say they skipped a lot of steps to get to where they are today. linda: i would describe technology in africa as thriving. there is a huge interest in improving access to technology. one of the areas where africans really get technology is in -- skipped over technology is in telephone technology where they never had land lines in an expansive way on the continent, but the use of cell phones became immediately popular. africa really took the lead in banking via telephone and communication in a way that did not happen in the united states for a number of reasons. one being we already had other technologies. emily: so people have a cell phone and they are connected? linda: you could go into the deepest village in the middle of nowhere on a dirt road and you will see a village woman with a working cell phone. emily: what is it about now that makes africa right for tech disrup

well said, senior vice president at savanna gold area. >> it is positive for gold.as a role as a safe haven and for great uncertainty in the global markets. the more uncertain the global market, the more benefit there is for gold. >> he claims for every percentage point gold goes up, its shares go six times that amount. do the math. also, close by johannesburg to hide miners gold due south will bring one quarter of 1 million ounces of cold in the market. analysts say uncertainty over brexit could boost the market for two years or more, gold has become quote, the new gold. jon: a silver lining. paul, thank you. we will be right back. i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhe

some of the first troops were from the local orphanage in savanna. and some were the jewish women leaders in that community. we have had girl scout troops in texas with latina girls since the 1930s and 1940s. and we desegregated troops long before the federal government told us to. that's our dna. i think we have to explain to all communities, immigrant communities in the united states that we are ininclusive, a good investment, that your daughter, niece, daughter will have a positive experience and you are investing in their future. >> the washington post did a story, 5,000 boy scouts, members of a mosque based troop or members of other religions or civic organizations. is there a responsibility within troops to learn from each other about culture? >> absolutely. people may not know this. we have had relationships with all the faith organizations for many, many decades. we are in all communities. we are in every zip code in the country. you can imagine the amazing group of individuals, local community members who are part of our organization. faith

foxx: thank you very much, savanna. backstage that the woman that runs my office is a liberty grad. first few minutes, she got information. i said to my chief of staff, that woman is staying here as long as i am here. we love the liberty grad's. we really do. [applause] rep. foxx: i want to say that it is a great honor to be with you this morning and especially as i have seen the list of speakers and heard already a couple of my colleagues speaking to you on and in the back, getting ready to speak to you, i think you will see what a wonderful .roup of republican members you will see we are very strongly committed to faith and freedom in our country. we are leading the fight in this area. we need folks like you out there in the hinterlands helping back us up with this. i want to say to you, it is an honor to be with you and i want to encourage you as the other members have encouraged you, and i am sure the members coming after me well, to stay involved and get even more involved. i agree. everyone can do something. when i get letters from people in my office and i answer my own mail,

people park on the street at a convenience savanna to pull in and out of their garage. so, how it might work. prices would've very. the second, it would cost more than the first. the third permits would cost more than the second and on and on. if you have access to off street parking you would pay more good in other words, if you don't have access to parking, you permit my costs would say $100, but if you do have access to parking your permit my cost twice that amount, maybe $200. as a slight incentive for you to clean out your garage and maybe use it in free of the parking for maybe a business customer, a business employee or teacher with a plumber or somebody else that might need that space. prices may vary by occupancy rates. in areas that are greatly impacted by smite the higher. places that have a lots of open parking the price would be lower. things like that. while we are thinking that the 111 dollar permit price is such a good value in our response to our household surveys said it was a great value, there are 44% of those who have to pay for on-site parking, or

a keystone species that is found in the savannas really represent 360 other wildlife species of the landscape that is needed by the habitat. in. in the western u.s. we see similar situations where we manage for old growth and we may benefit only 14 species but while there are over 70 species that are dependent on those young forest types we need to do more for those species. the u.s. forest service allocates funding and guidance to provide such young habitat but fire borrowing as we have heard today preclude us from getting that work done. the pace of creating young forest needs to increase if we're going to be successful. we appreciate the proposed fire borrowing fix. as we look at the fire system on budget you have heard today, over over 50% is going into fire suppression efforts. there are real consequences to this. when i look at some of the fire systems where the fire activities that have occurred, we have seen over 60% on some of our fire areas that are most fire prone and those have severely hampered our efforts. the ten-year average is outlined in the bill as an improvement for sure,

people park on the street at a convenience savanna to pull in and out of their garage. so, how it might work. prices would've very. the second, it would cost more than the first. the third permits would cost more than the second and on and on. if you have access to off street parking you would pay more good in other words, if you don't have access to parking, you permit my costs would say $100, but if you do have access to parking your permit my cost twice that amount, maybe $200. as a slight incentive for you to clean out your garage and maybe use it in free of the parking for maybe a business customer, a business employee or teacher with a plumber or somebody else that might need that space. prices may vary by occupancy rates. in areas that are greatly impacted by smite the higher. places that have a lots of open parking the price would be lower. things like that. while we are thinking that the 111 dollar permit price is such a good value in our response to our household surveys said it was a great value, there are 44% of those who have to pay for on-site parking, or

savanna, charleston and williamington. >>> a new photo of o.j. simpson, the first public image in nearly three years. >>> and together again. a reunion 30 years in the making, as swedish supergroup abba gets together for a performance no one ever saw coming. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today" on a tuesday morning. we have a reunion concert and didn't call us. >> this is a big deal. and knowing me, knowing you, we will have a lot to say about this. >> that is so true. >>> we start with politics. thec our top story. after reaching the magic number of delegates, hillary clinton has another reason to smile this morning. a brand-new survey monkey online poll, shows 48% of voters would vote for clinton. she edges up donald trump by four points. but with the former secretary of state poised to make history tonight, what does that mean for bernie sanders and a fractured democratic party? we have complete coverage. we'll start with kristen well kerr for u

people park on the street at a convenience savanna to pull in and out of their garage.o, how it might work. prices would've very. the second, it would cost more than the first. the third permits would cost more than the second and on and on. if you have access to off street parking you would pay more good in other words, if you don't have access to parking, you permit my costs would say $100, but if you do have access to parking your permit my cost twice that amount, maybe $200. as a slight incentive for you to clean out your garage and maybe use it in free of the parking for maybe a business customer, a business employee or teacher with a plumber or somebody else that might need that space. prices may vary by occupancy rates. in areas that are greatly impacted by smite the higher. places that have a lots of open parking the price would be lower. things like that. while we are thinking that the 111 dollar permit price is such a good value in our response to our household surveys said it was a great value, there are 44% of those who have to pay for on-site parking, or of