you started at trinity college and transferred to yale after a year and a half.it seems there was more genuine life at trinity then yale. that life where is assumed. i transferred after one year but i chose to stay another semester because when i went to trinity, graduated early , 16 years old i took all the advanced courses going to public school, i had no guidance my parents had never been to college. i made a lot of mistakes but i was at the wait list at yale and dartmouth so i went to trinity college in some hot the last minute somebody said joining guided studies like an honors humanities course i thought of going to poly side. and be working for the mayor and this program was magical. we studied all of the class of books and got the education i was longing for in those three semesters we read the iliad and the odyssey and the tragedies and so much great stuff but it was a real grounding in western thought that i was not even aware or looking for but in retrospect was obvious that was the right choice and when i was at yale i was wanted to be at yale and now

and it seems to me there was more genuinely life in trinity then at yale it went to a cheerful nihilismt people didn't grapple with that in a serious way. >> and i transferred after one year but i chose to stay another semester because when i went to trinity come i graduated early i was 16 years old i took all these advanced courses going to a public school with no guidance they could not guide you my parents have never been to college so i made a lot of mistakes i had great sat but i was on the waitlist at yale and waitlist at dartmouth's i went to trinity college in hartford and somehow at the last minute somebody said you should join guided studies i can honors humanities course i thought it would go into poly side like i would be in politics because i was working for the local mayor in dan barry. i am in this honors humanities program and it was magical. we studied all of the classic books and i got the education i was longing for in those threee semesters we read the iliad and the odyssey and the great tragedies and so much great stuff on and on but it was a real grounding in weste

. >> so you started at trinity college and was transferred to yale it seems more genuinely intellectuallife at trinity but it drifted into a chair for nihilism the meaninglessness of life but people didn't grapple with that. >> i transferred after one year but i chose to stay anothert semester because when i went to trinity i graduated early as 16 years old they took all of these advanced courses going to a public school and my parents have never been to college so i made a lot of mistakes so i was on the weight list at yale and dartmouth's i went to trinity college and somehow at the last minute someone said you should join guided studies and i thought i would go into poly cy and bn politics involved in working forhe the local mayor. so i get involved in the honors humanity program and it was magical we studied all of the classical books and they got the education i was longing for and then we read the iliad and the odyssey. so much great stuff but it was a real grounding in western thought that i was not even aware i was looking for but in retrospect it's obvious that was the right ch

me there was more intellectual life at trinity thing yale.yale drifted into nihilism, meaninglessness why it was assumed but people generally grapple with that. >> the reason that is true, i was transferred after one year but i chose to stay another semester because when i went to trinity, i graduated early, i was 16 years old. i took advanced courses, i had zero guidance going to public school and they didn't know, they couldn't guide you. my parents have never been to college so i made a lot of mistakes and i had great sats but i was on the waitlist at yale so i ended up going to trinity college in somehow last-minute but he said you should join credit studies, this humanities course and i thought like you, are going to probably five, i wanted to be in politics or something because i was involved in working for local mayor in danbury so i got involved in this humanities program and it was magical. we studied all the classic books and got the education that i was longing for and in those semesters we read all the greek tragedies so much grea

that fire is burning along the trinity river in the shasta-trinity national forest. so smoky, you can see how thick it is making it impossible to see a short distance ahead as homes burned along the sides of the road. the fire has grown to close to 120,000 acres. it is 10% contained. get fire crews going to be dealing with some tough conditions overnight as we expect the winds to pick up here in the bay area. red flag warning. we'll be in effect in our chief. meteorologist lawrence karnow has more on the conditions. we're facing. obviously not everybody in the bay area is in the danger zone here. but some folks are hard to believe. we've seen all these incredible fires already real. >> fire season is just starting now. and so here we go. we've got the first offshore event of this fire season going to develop overnight tonight. you see the hazy skies outside right now. a lot more smoke. it is on the way. so yeah, we're going to see plenty of overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning. it will probably be on the increase. in fact, we're going to see a red flag warni

and when i went to trinity, i graduated early. i was 16 years old. i took all these advanced courses. i'm going to a public school and they couldn't guide you and my parents have never been to college so i made a lot of mistakes and i got great sats but i was not able to, i was on the waitlist at yale and dartmouth so i ended up going to trinity college in hartford and somehow at the last minute, somebody said you should join dining studies. it's like this honors humanity course and i thought i would be like you, i go into poly side. i learned to be in politics or something but because i've been involved in working for the local mayor and then bury so i get involved in this honors humanity program and it was magical. we studied all of the classic books and i got the education that i really was longing for those semesters, we read the iliad and odyssey and all the great tragedies and so much great stuff, the fairy queen and milton and on and on but it was a real grounding in western thought. i wasn't even aware. i was looking for but in retrospect it'

it's in trinity county. so far.es burned more than 35,000 acres and is nearly 50% contained. the monument fire was started by lightning on july 30th. it is only 3% contain it or i guess containment. is up to 47 percent as of this evening. and the bay area air quality management district is issuing an air quality advisory for wildfire. smoke. that is for tomorrow. >> and you're looking live from our camera mount tam and the coast fairly clear. but winds tomorrow could bring smoke from the wildfires into the bay area. lawrence is back with us in. it's sort of a. >> play it by ear day to day scenario is how it's going to be going outside and breathing. it just takes a small shift in the winds and all of a sudden you get the smoke heading our direction. the good news is most of this is going to be a loft and the words it's going to be up a few 1000 not the place we live. but you can see up in northern california. look at the poor air quality. they're looking at right now. i mean, very poor. even the worst air quality in

northwest of the dixie fire in the shasta-trinity national forest. hundreds of homes threatened by 2 fires continuing to grow with new evacuations more than 6,000 miles across the globe. crews are battling wildfires in greece that have destroyed homes and businesses on one of the country's largest island sending thousands fleeing scene here in satellite images. >> that was lauren lister reporting more than 100 countries have made informal pledges to achieve net 0 human cause carbon dioxide emissions hoping to do that sometime around mid century. >> crews, meanwhile, are making progress on trying to fully contain the river fire burning near colfax in placer county along. i 80 cal fire says the fire now 68% contained. the fire has burned through more than 2600 acres so far destroying more than 80 buildings. 3 people hurt in that fire, including one firefighter, as we mentioned, flames have also destroyed more than 80 buildings from this fire as well. >> and we're tracking the monument fire in trinity county in northern california. this is along a highw

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our t. america's trinity chavez reports the mexican federal government suing some of the biggest gun makers in the united states, accusing them the fueling bloodshed through reckless business practices get less and, but it's for the companies to see their negligent practices that cause damage in mexico and causes death daniel in mexico, the lawsuit filed wednesday in a u. s. federal court claims that the companies knew they were contributing to a legal arms of trafficking which was transformed parts of the country and has led to countless death. this had roja me for them to create reasonable and verifiable standards to monitor and discipline their distributors. because they know it is, they argue that when the weapons are out to be sold and commercialized, they don't have any responsibility. but they do have it among the gun makers named in the suit. smith and wesson brands. barrett firearms manufacturing, beretta, usa and glock and cold manufacturing. the government estimates that 70 percent of the weapons traffic to mexico come from the united states and that in 2019 alone at least

are hoping they can teach these new dogs new tricks on the scent of the story for us or to america. trinity jarvis meet spot, the latest member of the honolulu police department, the 4 legged so called robot dog by boston dynamics is there with his officers navigate through certain situations amid the corona virus pandemic, see, prior to covert officers would do in person interviews with people at the city's corona virus screening sites for homeless, but sometimes officers would have to coordinate for 14 days because if possible, exposure to the virus, police say having spot around will eliminate all that risk. personal ask for the last for water and the last for masters. these are all things that we had to do, face to face with someone and with disabilities through the robot. and that was the reason for and the reason for it was to eliminate the honolulu police department spent about $150000.00 in federal pandemic relief money to buy the machine from boston dynamics. it uses technology that scans your i, to make sure you don't have a fever, helping ensure the health of officers and will be

for when and how they would be used reporting in new york, trinity chavez, r t no masking the truth when it comes to coded face coverings in the u. s. that is because those in charge seemingly can't decide what's best 1st. it was all on for everyone, but then for the double vaccinated it was off, but now it's on again. and if you're confused, you're not alone. ah ah max or max ah, ah, i don't really know where the mac and in the near where you made it sound like the losing the math for me. ah ah 1st i just don't wear a mask where a mask where to mass minute mass golf. we're running around here. speaker, come down here 10 o'clock in the morning thing we got to where maps. i hate these things. we are absolutely sick and tired of it and saw the american people. ah, ah, ah, ah, as it is for me this, i'll be back in about 30 minutes is another full and fresh look. this is our to international. oh, the join me every thursday and the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politic sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then in silicon valley elite who is out of

adrian freeman is with the public affairs office for the shasta-trinity national forest. freeman says will not being able to go into detail about this specific investigation looking into any type of arson is a laborious undertaking investigating fires on public land is a very serious and complicated process. a lot goes into it. it takes a lot of human power. >> to go through many, many pieces of information to make sure that we're doing the right thing. court documents say one of the tools investigators used was a tracking menards vehicle. mark reichel is a sacramento based attorney with experience in federal law that track is going to be real important the supreme court has acted. so you can't get records on people in rare circumstances. so thank probable cause a crime was committed. secondly, not just that you have to prove that other means you know, getting the evidence are very difficult. all that is expected that pg and e may have played a role in starting the dixie fire. reichl also says the prosecutors may not be telling all they know right now this is a case where

and check out this video from the alameda county fire department at the monument fire in trinity countysted this video to their instagram page. it shows the moving across the trinity river to reach home the monument fire has burned more than 50,000 acres and is only 3% contained officials are concerned about the fire spreading due to drought conditions and temperatures reaching more than 100 degrees portions of highway 2 tonight 99 remains closed. so again, if you are planning to travel that way to get to the oregon or northern california coast, you will have to find an alternate route. and our fire coverage will continue throughout caught kron 4 news at 3 coming up at 3.15. we'll have a live report from the scene of the dixie fire. we're following some breaking news out of richmond right now. you can see smoke near the chevron refinery kron 4 has reached out to chevron and local authorities and are waiting to get details. we are following the story closely. we will have the latest on our streaming service kronon. >> and new starting september 7th all san francisco unified school distri

our team. trinity chavez has the story today the launch of the unmanned capsule star line or postponed once again. now. so reporting an unexpected valve issue cause the hold up this making the 2nd delay in less than a week originally scheduled to launch last friday. it was postponed following a mishap at the international space station when a new laboratory module from russia called nuka, arrived at the space station and when it dogged it briefly till to the space station 45 degrees. when the modules thrusters unexpectedly fired, and other things were back to normal at the spring station, nasa and boeing were supposed to again try to prove that they can safely take a crew to the i ss. we want this wind to go perfectly all the way to the international space station to dock autonomously. and then to return home with a landing on the desert in the western us. back in december, 2019 the star line or block that into space. but ended up in the wrong orbit and could not reach the space station. nasa officials say they identified 80 corrective actions that had to be done before the star line o

dollar infrastructure bill that could be passed by the chamber this week. reporting for boom bus. trinity chavez, r t the global markets are mostly up on the weak despite increased concerns over rise in cases of the cobra, 1900 delta, very worldwide. let's start in russia, where the mo, x is up for the week. the mo x fell off of this week's hive to close on friday, but there were plenty of gains to give it a green arrow after the central bank raised interest rates by $100.00 basis points to 6.5 percent last month in an attempt to dampen inflation rushes, economy minister, so the nation should look to increase government spending to offset the impact of tightening monetary policy. let's move to asian markets. we have another green arrow for shanghai after last week sell off to the composite lose nearly 4 percent as strange on the global supply chain. continue. economists expect sport out of china to moderate for the month of july for strong growth in china services sector for july release, wednesday, push things up mid week in hong kong. the hang thing is also up again, rebounding from the

there are no reporting in new york trinity job as our team. thank you. trinity, you know, i want to bring a try just in the hell contributory riley's topping and john tobacco host of wise guys to discuss close resignation. and if justice has been served, thanks for joining me. thank you. you know, you've got to start with you, john on this, are you actually surprised that governor close resignation happening today? oh my goodness, i am shocked that he stepped down today. we had a big talk about this on wise guys the other night. we talked about the narcissism of this cat over the last year, using his staff to go out there and write his book berm, lying about all the bad. it's kind poetic justice that he has to leave on this note because he deserves a disgraceful exit. but the real to me, the real tragedy is 15000 people, died in new york under his watch. he knew about he had his staff right in a book form. and by the way, he had his staff doing all kinds of applications to get him an emmy and pat himself on the back for kill and 15000 people.

effective way of ensuring their revenue is not interrupted in the future. reporting for boom bust trinity job s r t. i'm now for a quick break when we come back. united kingdom continues to bear the brunt of a labor shortage as the nation supply chain remain shattered. straight ahead will bring you analysis from someone from louis with the industry. and as we go to break here, the numbers are to close the ah ah, ah, the whole rather driven by shapes bankers than those in the me. there's a thing we dare to ask in a military mission against a we'll conclude on august 31st. i went to santa, who did a good to us all the quote unquote a young girl. and i really need proof for my you got to be southern company southern you cut the cut over what was the quote to show me this was a right weapon against the right and the local. no go. no, but i keep from but it was filled out through z o o z the, the signing of the us tell about agreement and laid the groundwork for the road ahead toward a lasting peace in afghanistan. and i know we still need that done by and does i have the air. welcome back. th

. >> i transferred after one year but i chose to stay another semester because when i went to trinityi graduated early, 16 years old and took advanced courses, i had 0 guidance, going to a public school and they couldn't guide you in my parents never went to college so i made a lot of mistakes, got great sats, i was on a waitlist at yale and dartmouth so i went to trinity college, hartford, somehow at the last minute, you should join guided -- guided studies and i thought i would go into politics, i had been involved in working for the local mayor in danbury. the humanity program and it was magical, studied all the classic books and got the education, we read the iliad and the odyssey and greek tragedy and so much great stuff, real grounding in western thought that i wasn't even aware i was looking for but in retrospect it is obvious that was the right choice and when i was at yale, never had a humanities course that was ever the equal of what i got at trinity. today we would say woke, back then political correctness had taken over nearly 80s, post structural and all the stuff, never

if you weren't using them, because by doing that, you keep your attack service more bounded. trinity chavez, r t. and as we get it to the end of the summer travel season, we wanted to take a look at how the industry is bearing while bookings are up from where they were last year. one airline is saying a recent surgeon cove case is related to the delta variant is hurting the bottom line south west airlines will said last week that while demand over the upcoming labor day weekend remain strong, a slow down in business due to concerns about increased cases of the cro virus will make it hard for the company to turn a profit in the 3rd quarter of this year. the cancellation of festivals and trade shows and recent weeks has weighed on travel along with new restrictions to deal with rising numbers of cases in many major cities. many us carriers have also dealt with staff shortages and longer timeframes for repairs, which along with weather events have caused them to delay or even cancel flight. so let's go ahead and take a look at the state of travel with jerry left, the author from view fr

you started at trinity college and transferred at yale. : : . : when i went to trinity, i was 16 yearsold, i took advanced courses, zero guidance going to a public school and they didn't know, they couldn't guide you and my parents had never been to college so i made a lot of mistakes and i got great sats able to get on the waitlist so i went to hartford and somehow last minute somebody said guided studies, honored humanities course and i thought i would be polycythemia wanted to be inrs politics or something, because i have been involved in working for the local mayor in danbury so i get involved in this humanities program it was magical. we w studied all of the classic books and a copy education i was longing for in first three semesters we read the odyssey and all the great tragedies and so much great stuff and on and on but it was real grounding in western that i wasn't even aware, i was looking for but in retrospect, it's obvious that was the right choice. when i was at yale, i always wanted to be at yale but i never had another humanities course that was ever the equal of what i

who was buried close to alexander hamilton at trinity church. he was not even marked. he has the family of stone there, but my friend follow-up my suggestion to point that out and to mark him. an incredibly brave general. he was in the battle of new york and the battle of -- . and he live not far from here. he had a huge state, the only reason we don't remember him because his house burned down. but we have that state park there. to so he re-receives an offer from these generals to come be his aid. and alexander hamilton says thanks but no thanks. so what does he yearn for? battlefield command. he doesn't want to take a desk job he's worried he won't rise as quickly. he doesn't achieve the prestige as quickly as he would is if he were on the battlefield. the and we know it's going to end with yorktown. he will achieve that in battle. in the meantime, someone name george washington comes along. that's an offer he can't refuse. he still takes a month to think it over. he's like a good attorney. and he does become an attorney later. he's like let me think about this. let'

that algo trinity. so gets a little there's a lot of those you or the young are small if they don't have chloe b o me, i thought singleton, i'm yes, yes. particularly the percent guard theater, calling you to read the back of the all of it live. there's 0, gosh, i can't. why. why don't you have all of the was on the budget the there was a prod you there called most according to the full $30.00 to get the dollars on was not already met. oh, nice to be of it. amount of to the where you all day meet, then he gets a night and he yet not the from the nick of poverty and lovely directional. nathan, for the last of this not, not only for thought out there for the bill of our road. got it. and love me one or more every single. if it honestly i always on your phone is of it in the me will be billed for the getting wire one. this will call you faith because of the 5th. this is louis louis. boy yeah, that was the body running and i delevie all the console as in all was in the list. of course i'm now called the loc

castleford tigers are currently playing wakefield trinity.rimoz roglic of slovenia retained the overall leader's red jersey after the 8th stage of the vuelta a espana. fabio jakobsen of the netherlands finished first to pick up his second stage victory of this year's race. roglic has an 8 second overall lead. britain's adam yates remains 10th, almost a minute and a half off the pace. sonnyboyliston won the ebor handicap in a photo finish at york. the 10—1 shot, ridden by ben coen, and trained byjonny murtagh, edged out quickthorn with alounak finishing third. pre—race favourite hamish was earlier declared a non—runner that's all from sportsday. hello. saturday saw quite a large amount of cloud sitting across the uk. wearing heavy rain for some. quite a contrast, then, for sunday as we look to sunnier skies and a loss of dry weather as well. the reason for the change, we move an area of low pressure away to the east of the uk, it pushes into the continent and that will allow for high pressure to build from the south—west and that high pressure

i've spoken twice at alexander hamilton's grave which, of course, is a trinity church in downtown manhattan. a very challenging place to speak when you're dealing with construction noise and traffic. i wanted to briefly say a nice connection by indefnlts i wrote an article called "the six degrees of alexander hamilton and the huntingtons of norwich." and it's because my wife and i own the jedi huntington house. there's his portrait based by john trumble. jeddah's enslet on the right which went to auction a year ago. we attended the auction because we were looking at something else. we got blown out of the water. $26,000 for a pair of epaulets. we were like okay. . the hamilton that we know. there's so little that we know. there's so much that we focus on his accomplishments at treasury secretary, for the infamous duel. it's kind of like the titanic. we know how the story ends. he's going to be killed by aaron burr and then a few other things, you know. these so-called rumors about scandals and so forth, and a little bit about his military accomplishments so that's what we're focusing on tod

adrian freeman is with the public affairs office for the shasta-trinity national forest freeman says being able to go into detail about this specific investigation looking into any type of arson is a laborious undertaking investigating fires on public land is a very serious and complicated process. a lot goes into it. it takes a lot of human power. >> to go through many, many pieces of information to make sure that we're doing the right thing. court documents say one of the tools investigators used was a tracking menards vehicle. mark reichel is a sacramento based attorney with experience in federal law that track is going to be real important the supreme court has acted. so you can just get records on people. rare circumstances. so thank probable cause a crime was committed. secondly, not just that you have to prove that other means you know, getting the evidence are very difficult. all that is expected that pg and e may have played a role in starting the dixie fire. reichl also says the prosecutors may not be telling all they know right now this is a case where they don't have to s

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. >>> governor newsom proclaiming a state of emergency to three counties, trinity and monument fires and the dixie fire because of the mcfarland fire. those fires have destroyed homes and forced thousands of residents to evacuate. people returning to what is left of the town. you can see some places there is not much left. dixie county is destroyed and the dixie fire destroyed 900 structures so far. it has burned half a million acres. today it is 25% contained. >>> i am chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, fire danger remains isolated heat. we'll talk more about the heat tomorrow. some humidity and monsoonal moisture and even a tropical storm coming into play with our weather, i will explain all of this in about eight minutes. >>> a new turn of elizabeth homes. and how would you like to know exactly how much carbon comes from the things you are buying. that's a move to help you fight climate change. we are breaking down a big push underway. >>> mental health records, elizabeth holmes, her request comes after holmes' attorney says they'll call a psychologist to testify of a mental diseas