newport aquidneck island, which is where newport is, is the largest. the second largest is jamestown or connecticut island. so he's sent over to connecticut island to guard the bay. he's protecting the the the camp from the the the british had when the british were in newport, they occupied part of connecticut island and nobody is going over there to the same area of the camp to to manage, to maintain that and to protect the the the the port. so in case of an attack and lopetegui mentions that this is the only time that the british could have attacked and successfully conquered the french because there was they were still not organized they were still setting up their camp. they were making their fortifications building to digging the trenches. and so on. so he mentions that as the and then after they after that week, they lost that opportunity because then the french were so well entrenched that it was impossible for them to attack when they landed. one of the the ships, the is the france got lost in the fog and people thought that it had probably got

but play six on on the waterfront, the newport news. i mean, you know, but there is just a sense of like what you know, very few people, you know, if you work in a car plant, you see a, you know, a new bronco on the tv, commercial cars. i mean, really, i mean, it's there. but, you know, race people, they will, you know, a carrot to show a picture of a car. see on something, you know, i built that. i did that. you know, there is a sense that that everyone who ships goes out there. it's like all the workforce are going out with it. right, right. it's like they're on that ship, that ship. it's almost are your child, if you will. you know, it's you know, is it carries whole whole yard with them and all that that workforce to that's the way you feel a lot of them anyway that's impressive. so other questions from the audience. i want to make sure i. with if you. anyway, i just wanted to ask if you could share with us the story of maybe one of your favorite characters in the book. and tell us about some of the people involved in building the s

why did you want to write a book about newport news? you've got a large history there, i assume that's part of the decision. >> way back when when we first got married in the late 80s i had a job interview at the daily press at a local paper in newport mews and that was lay of the land kind of thing and i came across a cityscape where you can see the carriers and i stopped the car. i was used. cityscapes but this was different . this is, what is going on here and it fascinated me. i had to find out who worked in there, how they did this work and just kind of from there.an i came back into the city and cover the yard. >> so you covered the yard for a long time as a reporter locally but you worked in national media. your national last book focused on the south china se sea which is a terrific read for all you guys. now, why did it take so long for you to come back to the carriers? you had written a lot about things outside of the yard. you wrote about t the south china sea extensively and events internationally and for jane's fighting shi

he's grown up in the newport new hampton area. he was a central and once he got in there and started working, he realized there are qualities there but still it's a lot of the same challenges and tough work. the more he went in the more he said it wasn't black against white it was blue as in blue-collar against the white shirts, management. kethey had to start recognizing the workers for what they did so he just pushed aside all this stuff that he thought that it had been about. the two of them would go to these areas around newport areas where he was told when the sun goes down you better be gone kind of thing and he just kept the tribe up to get the steelworkers in there. he's the one that fought the lion and was led away in an ambulance and was the one that just basically changed his whole way of viewing life from working at that guard to create a better workforce and working environment. seeing that is one thing that got me. after that everyone was a brother worker. they went from they would call it bill castro. he was the one

so they're still playing stuff that was going on in newport news. i mean, it's i mean, not like we had in d.c. and things that way, but i mean, especially for newport news, it was definitely something that, you know, it hit the tv sets and there was tension right, right. so the navy seems to be, you know, doub though the navy seems to be done but i guess kind of doubling down on the carrier fleets by the next two and spin up multi ship block by. so that gives them out into the 2030s. does that help with the recruiting? >> absolutely. anytime you can basically set you guaranteed your work for a while, that is one of the things in talking to the workers at toyo i think it helps as people have been there for five, six, seven, eight, nine years were they steer long enough this for example. which is pretty important in the last union negotiations. i think that has become a big thing for the mid level type of thing. i'm not sure people coming in. the people coming in, a lot of them from talking from some who have com' in, i want to commend and see what it

beautiful house, newport coast. >> inside and upstairs, there'd been violence. >> this is now a crime scene. >> where are the chadwicks? >> they took her. they took her. >> who took her? >> the guy broke into my house. he might be going to mexico or somewhere. >> now we've got a mystery. ♪ they did a bad, bad thing ♪ >> i looked at that microphone and thought, here we go. >> nobody thought they would ever abandon their children. their children were their lives. >> oh, god, pete. i've cried all night. >> and it's all leading to one international manhunt. >> we're not going away. let's get this guy. ♪ ♪ ♪ bad to the bone ♪ >>> el dia de los muertos. the day of the dead. arguably it's the most important holiday of the year for mexicans. it's more important than christmas. that festival underlines your connection with your ancestors, family members that you recall, that you knew well that are buried there. it's important. >> and it was in patzcuaro where the day of the dead celebrations started over 500 years ago that a mysterious ex-pat made his home. >> he was very soft spok

we brought him back here to newport beach police department. then said, well, let's see what he has to say. >> obviously i can clam up and just -- whatever. but i'm willing to talk. >> we basically crossed a whole dossier of information from his time in mexico. his budgeting, accounting for every dollar that he had, pictures of his family. numerous fraudulent identification cards. >> i knew i had to pay for what happened. it was a bad choice. >> after ten long years and a diligent investigation, finally peter chadwick faces justice. >> there was a lot of discussion abou tpod toome rtf eent. at the end of the day, t boys s acutely aware that had been through a lot. >> mr. chadwick, did you want to make a statement? >> yes. >>> next, peter chadwick's sentencing. what he has to say. i prep without pills. bring on apretude. long-acting protection from hiv. apretude is a prescription medicine used to reduce the risk of hiv without daily prep pills. bring on not worrying about daily doses. i prep without pills. apretude is the first and only long-act

newport news at that time. so what they began was the greatest dental dragnet in history. and this is what leads off the book. and they're not really getting until months later, our client keith ward is arrested after he and his girlfriend at the time are involved in a drunken dispute, a violent drunken dispute. and she hit him a frying pan. he bitter on the shoulder and got arrested. so now we have a sailor who's about five foot ten. he's white, male to wear a mustache, which was kind of overlooked but now he's a biter. and although he had been excluded as a potential biter from, these bite marks on the victim's thighs during the dental dragnet of all the navy officers. they thought that they the right guy. and as we seen often sometimes you get a little bit of a new variable. a new fact is learned in the whole investigation and will turn on a dime and point to one person. and at that time, lowell levine was, the forensic ascending celebrity in the united states, he had successfully joseph mengele's remains for those of you are familiar with like when bodies are burned be

initial interactions and it one of the original accounts of the english interacting with the her was newport who she requested it one of his men to shoot their guns in front of her to see how they operate and they fired the gun and she did so without flinching or blinking so she is pretty tough woman having ever seen that most likely never seen that technology and showing absolutely no fear in the initial fire. so basically of the next few years the tribe this appomattoc tribe, it became more and more wary of the continuing colonial encroachment at jamestown and in the summer of 1610, opposoquionuske invited 15 to medico which is a town that she provided over. presided over and so claiming that the women of the village would be afraid of their weapons, she persuaded the men to leave them in the vote and she invited them to sit down for a meal at which time she had them ambushed and men killed all but one who managed to escape and survivor was a man named thomas and he managed to return back to the vote and report back to jamestown what it happened and unfortunately, along conflict between th

the fact that it was at the newport folk festival, such a monumental, historic place. she always has a plan, we didn't know she was going to do that. we thought it was a jam, she just started singing. we had rehearsed the songs ourselves, and we didn't know whether we should stop or what we should do. so we just sang with her. it turns out, she completely took over the show and became the performer that we all know that she is. and i mean, she'd -- we didn't go to sleep that night. we stayed up until the sun came up, loving what happened. joni flat out, she loves to perform, and she is awesome at it. [applause] >> trevor: when those types of moments happen, everyone goes, you should have been there, you will never get to see it again but i have heard a little whisper that maybe something might happen? >> yeah, we get to talk about this right now. so after newport, joni said, i want to do another show, i want to play again, we got to thinking about it, we decided on another venue, which is gorge out in washington state. it is one of the most beautiful venues in the worl

. >> this is that -- it's not my first trip to newport. -- this is not my first trip to newport. it is a beautiful city and such a beautiful campus and the more i have learned about this university and the -- in the days and weeks leading up to the events, the more impressed i have become so it is a real honor to be here and to be with people who are so deeply committed to public service of various kinds so thank you very much. >> we are thrilled to have you here and most of the folks here who are under crack -- undergraduates, i know you do events like this -- this at law school -- >> it has been a while since i have been at college. if i ever start being too in the weeds about -- just tell me. the law students might be interested in that but not here. >> i wonder if you could take us back to your life as undergraduate student yourself. what kind of student were you? >> i was a good student. >> what kind of activities were you involved in. >> i majored in history and before i came here, i was at a lunch with i read about historys my first love and in terms of extracurricular act

all civilians order to leave class of the city to the other bank for the southern bank of the newport river to make sure that people are safe. something of course, that she and ukraine comes across as a, as a blond ally in the sense that the aggression is not coming from ukraine. but the aggression has started. of course, you'd rushing invading this country 8 months ago in 1st place. we do not know just what and how this entire battle of a has a seat is going to play a play out. but one thing is susan. if ukraine is able to liberate harrison city, then the reaction of russia and russian forces is probably not going to be very small. and this is exactly what people are worried about. what is going to be the reaction if passive cities liberated from russian forces or to here and the capital in here for right now? and just very briefly, just one thing that he's really at creating quite a bit of concern here that we are hearing that washing cell official is in house. so city are right now regrouping so called a so called local militia. also they are saying that people that civilians ukrai

this of course occurred famously in hampton roads which is here in the chesapeake bay between newport news hampton and this is the battle of the ironclad the first time these iron warships came head-to-head. in march of 1862 this uss virginia attack hampton roads thinking for vessels capturing the transport. the structure left behind 241 sailors killed and 100 wounded. in contrast virginia suffered two casualties so that evening of 1862 marte the uss monitor arrives after coming down from new york and encountered carnage and despair. the monitor took a protective position next to the uss minnesota which is a frigate. and the battle was certain to come the next day. on march 9 coming to to to to the virginia fired from a thousand yards out hitting the ship and causing an explosion. protecting minnesota the uss monitor intercepted for the next four hours the two ironclads circle one another shade -- trading shots and shelves of point brown -- pointblank range. each tried to ram the other. the commuter tried to find a weak spot in third all -- the battle that took place that day left nei

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china, me whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, what was i am and i'm on the fish to newport man, and they live 4 to 4 and my left to got up the phone on my own little bout and think i'm falling low leo more me. i found you said nichol data. they don't fit valuable really well for me. i just imagine killing and violence or 1965 was either inevitable. more spontaneous pena min one minute that or it was going to come strategy i had done, i got a little range to do. what was equal to big i was getting in, in the military was not just the armed wing of the government in the military was running large parts of the country itself and had real ownership of the means of production throughout the country. they also had economic interest that could have been threatened from the left in the weeks and months after october, 1st 1965. the communists were portrayed as not only enemies of indonesia, but enemies of hod, either enemies of islam or the enemies of religion. in general, and some of the very conservative muslim organizations were against them as well. and i can get when you go up

video that shows what appear to be navy s.e.a.l.s fast-roping down a helicopter and onto a boat in newport beach, california. luckily this was just all a stunt involving a hollywood pilot, special effects, supervisors and stuntmen to entertain people attending a fund-raiser. >> incredible. >> there you have classic newport beach there. >>> we do start this half hour with the female winner of last year's boston marathon being called into question. the kenyan stands to be stripped of her title after testing positive for a banned substance. this morning, a new doping scandal rocking the running world and raising questions about systemic cheating among kenyan runners who have dominated the sport in recent years. kenya's diana kipyokei, the winner of the 2021 boston marathon, now not only in danger of losing her title but a multiyear suspension. >> over and over again we've seen where it's one athlete then another and another, and you find out it is systemic cheating within a country or a certain sport. >> reporter: kipyokei's suspension marks the tenth kenyan athlete to test positive this year

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of course, this occurred very famously in hampton roads, which is between newport and norfolk. this is the battle of the ironclads. the first time these iron war ships have come to head to head. in less than eight hours, the ceo says virginia -- thinking for vessels, catching a transport, and damaging -- behind a total of 241 sailors killed, and 100 wounded. it was the worst u.s. navy defeat outside of pearl harbor. in contrast, the crew of virginia only suffered two casualties, and it doesn't wounded. that evening in 1862, the uss monitor arrives, coming down from new york where it had been built. it countered a scene of carnage and despair from the navy. they took a protective position, which is a state frigate, wooden sided. and no hopes for beto that was certain to come next day. confident from the previous day's victory, they came from 1000 yards out from the uss minnesota, causing an explosion. tasked with protesting -- they move to intercepted virginia, and for the next four hours, the ironclads circle each other, at point blank range, but doing no significant damage. ea

i'm sitting in my office at christopher newport university, i have office hours, students can lineup and come talk to me. usually they don't but they can. i mean, we as well. people would line up to meet with lincoln. so, truth and coleman are awaiting their turn. they wait for a couple of hours and then some two other black women are in line ahead, they meet with lincoln and over here that conversation. and then finally, it is their turn. they go in and they have a conversation. they talk for a while. and the reason why it is controversial is because, truth and coleman go both gave accounts of this meeting shortly after where, they put lincoln in a pretty positive light. now lucy coleman did not like lincoln. and then november, 1864, she was very upfront about that in her account. she also says that lincoln treated as well. she says, if i could vote, i would not vote for him. he was not radical enough for her, but she did not trash him. in the 18 90s, 1891, i think, she publishes a memoir. and in that memoir, she trashes him. she attributes words to him that he ever would've said in

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course was a term coined by mark twain whose specific reference as commissioner nageswaran said to newport and to -- and opulent and very brief style of living, and if you had ever been to or studied the mansions in newport you of course know that they were used for only a few weeks each year, and quickly fell into rather faded grandeur. i listen with interest to what mr. turney said and which echoed what we heard earlier about the attempt to americanize the term of world history. the problem is for me with that is you have certain people who would like to change what almost everybody thinks, and that is to say the term "gilded age" in my opinion is known by very few people, but everybody in the country knows what "victorian architecture" is and that's what everybody in the country calls it you know, so i think it's a mistake to have this title gilded age. as a compromise perhaps victorian gilded age and better and more straightforward, more transparent to just call it what everybody says it is and that is victorian. that's my comments. thank you. >> thank you. commissioner wright. >> yes.

i'm sitting in my office at christopher newport university and i have office hours and students can just line up to come talk to me. they usually don't but they can you wish they would yeah i me too. people would line up to meet with lincoln and so truth and coleman are waiting their turn they wait for a couple hours and some two other black women are in the line ahead of them and meet with lincoln and they over here that conversation and then finally it's their turn and they go in and they have a conversation they talk for a while and the reason it's controversial. is that truth and coleman both gave accounts of this meeting shortly after where they depict lincoln in a pretty positive light now lucy coleman did not like lincoln and in november of 1864. she is very up front about that and her account, but she also says says that lincoln treated us. well, she said if i could vote i wouldn't vote for him. i mean he wasn't radical enough for her right, but she didn't trash him. in the 1890s, i think about 1891. she she publishes a memoir and in that memoir she trashes lincoln and she attrib

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what we need to do is make what united states needs to newport, rhode island. we, we've got, we can drill for oil in, for some reason our government thinks that we should be using our own oil, which is crazy. mm. look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. at that point, obviously is to create a truck rather than fit for various job with artificial intelligence. real, somebody with a robot less protective phone existence with i should have thought of was ordered to infiltrate the o u n. but what would make kind of violets, who had always been highly secretive, want to meet him? time passed, but nothing worked. then so the plot of suggested using one kind of analysis weaknesses that he was incapable of surrendering even a little bit of his power. doubtless, he'd be interested to know that one of his comrades in arms was planning to take over th

it's featured in my movie tech to the future, playing at the newport beach film festival this sunday and coming soon around the world, and what fascinates me about this is because ever since i was a kid, the idea of flying cars seemed so sexy and exciting and now it is coming real. i mean, probably, the european one is going to cost $3 million to buy one, they have an uber—style model coming and it will be interesting to see who gets there first, them, the chinese or somebody else. that raises the question — when is this going to happen? you mentioned this has been on the research books since 2010. that is 12 years ago. how much longer do we have to wait? three or four years until you can have one in your garage if you've got a spare $3 million, six or seven years they reckon for the uber—style service, aeromobil are going to own the platform as well, but there are so many legal hurdles as well to mount because i think that will hold things up more than technology. i mean, you see the test flight in dubai there, not many powerlines to crash into, pretty open skies. here in los

in wales, the only services to cardiff, the valleys and newport. in scotland there is a fear number of trains running on the central belt and also a link to preston but that is not joining up with another line. wherever you are, people are being told remember services will be finishing early. in a lot of cases it is about three, four or five o'clock. there will be no real replacement buses to get your home. every time there is a strike, the advice is only travel if necessary but for those people for whom it is necessary to travel, as there are clear and easy way of knowing how they can get from a to b with a few services that are running? yes. they can get from a to b with a few services that are running?- services that are running? yes. we have been — services that are running? yes. we have been seeing _ services that are running? yes. we have been seeing national- services that are running? yes. we have been seeing national rails - have been seeing national rails strike sincejune so the train operators are used to the sorts of timetable they ca

as keeps forces advance in the region. thousands of people have been leaving in fairies across the newport river. and the u. k. leadership contest morris johnston and richey soon ack, reportedly have the support of a 100 a. m p 's, which is the threshold needed to enter the race to replace less trust. it will be up against the leader of the house of commons, penny morton, ga maloney has been sworn in as it leads new prime minister, the 1st woman to hold the post was also leading at least 1st fall right government . since the 2nd world war, the columbia now where people are protesting a tax reform by president gustavo petro, the reform would increase taxes on people earning more than $23000.00 a year. now this is part of petros plan to collect more than $6000000000.00 to fund future social programs and to reduce inequality. the reform already faced backlash in september when thousands protested in alexandra m p. s t, as in melissa and he tells us more about how to protest is evolving. they're moving towards that, the downtown boca, that we're central class, that believe are right in front o

by that said, this newport news program for now, here from moscow, a naughty international. thank you so much for joining us. we are back soon with more of your new with ah, to come to russian state. oh never. i've unfortunately no santini, devastation mckindoe's house. nonsense this big. okay. so when i used to fagel speaking, when else calls with, we will van in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on russia for date and school r t spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all band on youtube with comment question, did you think even close with me. oh we raised a corn and so.

there was no system was dealing my deal in newport. just remember one michelin mcgill for to remember to some stuff that's interesting tutors to pursue it. i was using a tiffany, dick a sort of women in the code because it was listed for the fiscal year school. it is you. meanwhile, the weapons that are continuously being supplied to ukraine can on fundamentally alter the course of military action. in reality, only does this prolong the conflict and increase casualties among civilians and armed forces on both sides. and everyone in key. moscow in washington clearly understands this. the ukraine war is a proxy war. this is a war between russia and the united states. and again, it's one of those situations where the u. s. can fight a war and not lose any of its own people. also, after 911, the u. s. transitioned into what really is a full time war like economy where we almost always have to be at war or our economy will fall into recession. and so when we see these enormous amounts of money going to ukraine, 40000000000 dollars, 13000000

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his idea was walker would launch an attack out meanwhile he would launch an amphibious landing newport area for soul. the object was to seize that, sees soul push in land and cut off the north koreans. the problem is multiple. has between 29 and 35 -- 36-foot tide differentials. so hire then this ceiling at high tide below our floor at low tide. that is a huge title difference. that makes a dramatic difference when you're trying to land. second leave that mudflaps at low tide that extends 6000 yards, 6000 yards. so, that is 4 miles. the course landing craft and landing ship tanks and things like that are going get stuck in the mud in the mud flats. do not want them of the land at low tide. there also numerous island in the root that you're going to have to occupy. as you advance the waterways a really rough in the winter times. if got to make sure the landing takes place before the winter comes on. next, there is a is a fortified island area you have jeff taken otherwise you can't get in for there to see walt and the seawall right at the port. so you have to get over the seawall. then

. >> that is a newport there. >> so they are just expanding all the way down. >> it is a government project and who gets in the way a lot. they say these indigenous have to move. they are not to be here and there isfor us. >> they don't feel safe to stay for more than a short time. she is known here and abroad for her indigenous activism. >> some of the men standing on the port started filming us filming them and making calls, so we will move a little bit further up the river. >> all along the banks, signs of development. it is a logistics hub to transport grains out of the areas already cleared inside the rain forest. even the mayor seems to be doing well given the current circumstances. since he came to power, illegal mining, logging, and development has boomed inside the amazon under a culture of impunity and looking the other way. >> we saw companies trying to enter indigenous lands and ming going further inside the territory and very strong fires. land grabbing and threats. we started seeing the rivers dirtier and dirtier. >> he has defended his policies, arguing that indigenous people

one of the original accounts of the english interacting with opposoquinuske, was with christopher newport, who she requested one of his man to shoot their guns in front of our. to see how they operate and they fired the guns and she did so without flinching or blinking. she's pretty tough woman, having not seen that type of technology and showing absolutely no fear in the initial fire. so, over the next few years the tribe appomattoc of opposoquionuske, became more and more weary of the continual claudio encroachment by the english on the settlers at jamestown. in the summer of 16 tine, opposoquionuske invited 15 settlers to -- she provided over, presided over. so, claiming the women of the village would be a freight of their weapons. she persuaded men to leave them in the vote. she then invited them to sit down for a meal at which time she had the man bush. her men killed all but one, who managed to escape. the survivor was a man named thomas dallas. he managed -- back to the boat. and report back to jamestown, what had happened. unfortunately, due to prolonged conflict between the settl

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