for those in the audience, the cumberland valley is the name applied to the shenandoah valley in southern pennsylvania. the cumberland valley is very important, and this railroad moves a lot of freight, particularly iron ore, timber, coal back into harrisburg for distribution around the country. this railroad has some interesting pieces of rolling stock, one of which is the pioneer, one of the most powerful locomotives built in 1851. by the time of the civil war, it is outdated. it is a lightweight locomotive designed for passenger service. the railroad does not have a lot of heavy freight locomotives. typically they can handle no more than a four-car passenger train, and some maximum speeds. they add two more by the time the war begins. they believe it around the valley, they believe it is going to be a short war. like most of the united states, these people are thinking they will win the war in 90 days. so young men throughout the cumberland valley will show up at the recruiting stations in places like carlisle, shippensburg, chambersburg of course, and they congregate at the cvrr stati

get out of the valley. a number of of them -- a number of them are going to be captured near the cumberland valley railroad station in scotland, pennsylvania where some of the raiders are captured. one will manage to escape on the railroad and end up all the way in york, pennsylvania, where members of the underground railroad will smuggle a free black, osborn perry anderson, all the way to toronto, canada at that point. so this railroad, the cvrr, has a somewhat of a starcrossed background. it gained a lot of national publicity for the role. some of the members of the railroad are investigated as collaborators. did they get involved with brown or not? but no charges could stick. in fact charges were never , brought, but it leads to speculation as to the railroad's overall loyalty. judge watts himself tends to be a middle-of-the-road person. war begins and the clouds of war start with the election of abraham lincoln, the secession of a number of states and then war physically breaks out in april 1861 followi

holds on to its power as silicon valley oftentypes by silicon valley people who want to build their own silicon valley in their own locations. it is difficult to replicate. you can have the people, have the buildings, but what you likely don't have a a lot of access to venture capital. 90% of the venture capital firms are here in northern california, most in menlo park on sand hill road. the personal relationships developed with venture capital are one of the things that fuel the success of silicon valley. doing it in a far flung location is much more difficult, except the virus may be changing that. later in the show, i will be talking with connie chan of andreason horowitz who says she has no problems doing deals over zoom. right now i want to speak with amy of anthem venture capital, who has been doing just fine doing vc in new york city. what do you think my premises, silicon valley dominates because venture capital is about personal relationships and most of venture capital is here, not elsewhere. >> i understand the premise. it is one i have heard for a very long time. as a fo

modern life is entering the sleepy valleys. and rapidly growing tourism is bringing many changes for the clash. but it's also opening up new business opportunities. persecutors father phasey can has gone into the terrorism business. he's turned his home into a hotel. a . good deal gets told. we run the hotel as a family. in the reduced amount that earns us some money to pay for our children's education within the reach of legal the offending mother was there are many other opportunities here and there's jobs to all of them and for you there's no industry in the valley meaning no jobs the word marginal the tourists only come during 2 or 3 months of the year just to keep those you know one comes in the winter time tours of duty here but tourism at least gives us a small income which commodity. persecutor and her mother also profit from not. put up on the bridge and i get to see it i did like the tourists they come here in the summer holidays for our festivals so we don't have walls of fences around our houses so they just walk ri

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football is part of our life as it is for many people and the rule valley. to mention rule of eat the list of all. that is spirit not plenty of living in food but also in the un flanders and by even speeded up by. tom india will. once i finish cooking come on vince i'm going to fade in the face i'm nice a man has been simple be it only tell it doesn't it's not about men. the 19 year old cannot make a living from football alone like most of her teammates fair pay for women who play under professional conditions is still all too rare as is shown best of auden own. yeah minus absences to functions but i took tivo and. if i mean. by jeff i mean. along with the 9 men's teams the rule of valley has 7 women's teams in the top 3 divisions all fighting for points and recognition. not struggling for the last. trophy collection i'm found magnet for mission. is well. above all don't mind is a bounce in motion trophy wins provoked massive street policies another title this season isn't out of the question but would that be more a cuss than a gift. a live demonstration. p

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business broker professor liu is prepping her young entrepreneurs from optics valley. senguo gets its first black mark. with two black marks already in professor liu's book, tiesen is off to a bad start. tiesen and his partner meet with an investor who had specifically sought them out. they meet with other investors throughout the day. desperate not to lose his one chance at getting an injection of new capital, tiesen intercepts the investor who had specifically wanted to see him. in wuhan, xu's business partner zhang is frustrated with the way the emergency meeting went. at the end of an unsuccessful day of meetings, tiesen is also worried about the future of his company. in the next episode, tiesen and menghua's relationship comes under pressure. and xu jishui struggles with setbacks. hello again. if you like your weather that bit warmer, through this week, particularly the latter part of the week, temperatures are on the rise. today, for many of us, it is dry, there is sunshine around, but we have weather fronts coming in from the west introducing thicker cloud and

when it does, it is in silicon valley. and there were -- even when you had national news coverage and news magazines like fortune, profiling entrepreneurs in silicon valley, it is as if this was a strange, beautiful far away species, a very different type. if we look back to the way in which entrepreneurs like steve jobs, bill gates were presented to the world when they first came to prominence, their companies first came to prominence, this was as shaggy haired iconic -- very different and disruption from the larger narrative of american capitalism. one thing we discover looking back that there is a distinctive business culture that grows in the technology industry, a technology industry that's come in modern age to have an immense influence on politics and government and on media. it is very distinctive, yet it is deeply connected to old economy institutions, whether they be national government or state government or local governments, old money. where did money for the technology revolution come from, where were funds t

the battle in the car valley which the american subsequently referred to as death valley claimed countless lives on both sides. a few days after the defeat general dwight d. eisenhower came to the hook invites to meet his troops on the ground and assess the situation neither the allied supreme commander nor his officers had expected so many casualties. the mood was despondent. the autumn of 1944 remained unusually wet and cold and the train became more and more impassable every day the americans hopes for a quick victory were fading. they had already spent 2 months in the field confides the forests they had hoped to cross in just a few days. in mid november 1944 and the americans launched a 3rd offensive this time they try to advance by going further north passing through the villages of klein now and also home and then heading east. during the fighting a 22 year old italian american from pennsylvania arrived in the hood can but in his youth he had hoped to become a photographer. we were i would say a month's amount in a war it's a long time the german artillery was in it just never stops.

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here comes the outline of the tennessee valley. the area in which president roosevelt asked congress to establish a demonstration of national planning. let us examine some of the conditions the president is determined to correct. thisurse, such property as is not universal in the valley, but it exists and all to frequently. tennesseen the tin valley but through the length and breath of our land. is regimentation with a vengeance. the regimentation of poverty. sometimes the outlook is so hopeless that men actually abandoned their farms. here is where one did. principal reason for abandoning farms is soil erosion. torrential rain, washes away the soil and destroys the growing power of the land. floods have taken their toll in human misery, destroying millions of dollars in property every year. are some of the reasons why president roosevelt asked to create the tennessee valley authority. he had in mind the tremendous national investment lying idle. plants built as wartime emergency measures. powerhouse begun during the world war. he

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and to make the democrats the party of silicon valley. prior there had been close ties with republicans both at the national and state level. but there's a moment where they're trying to figure a medium that is defined as the wild west and that where the advocates of the internet from the valley are talking about it as a frontier, talking about it in a very frederick jackson turner sort of way, although not consciously. sort of wide open spaces waiting to be conquered. limitless possibility. but are arguing for keeping something that on principle sounds very good to members of both parties as well as defenders of free speech which is keeping the internet free and out of the influence of the media companies including cable as possible. so there's a political battle essentially in which media is defined as the telecoms and as the cable providers who want to control -- have some control over the information flow and where newly formed organizations like the electronic frontier foundation, the eff, are argue to go keep it a jeffersonian inter

of silicon valley. it morphed into something much broader. but that political spine is still there. in the course of writing about the evolution of the high technology, computer in hardware and software companies on the west coast, from the 1940s to the president, particularly when you get to the last 25 years, it also becomes a story about media. i'm intensely interested in, as scholars say, putting the state back into the story of silicon valley. a place which has for quite awhile portrayed itself to the techno libertarian paradise in politics and government should be avoided. wind government got involved a just missed things up. funny and of politicians of both parties had held up is this beautiful example of free enterprise and entrepreneurialism. but there is actually very critical government and political story that runs throughout. there is also a media story, or information dissemination story. going to something that we see that is manifesting right now, you have these large tech companies like

is really special because it's one of the last valleys. in the zone of europe or is not trail is really wild is really difficult to access . the scientists from the university of prague have been coming here regularly for the past 5 years the remote valley in the fog or rush mountains is an ideal place to do research more than a 1000 hectares of untouched landscape from the mountain tops down to the valley floor that's rare in europe these days. over 95 percent of all european wooded areas are manmade commercial forests so if you want to understand how a natural forest works you need to come to a place like boy america and here can scientists study a forest ecosystem in its original natural form. is really important to have. especially in times off for climate change values like these are the only places where we can really observe that how the 3 species we all naturally put on these conditions after climbing for 3 hours we finally reached the site where the scientists have chosen to count. they'll be based here for a whole week from here

possible for tuesday for most of our innermost inman valley locations like those of you in the north bay and even into the east face and just keep that in mind plan ahead still going to be toastie all the way through thursday of next week with real meat about 10 days from now back to you catherine. >>thank a bridge south see you later. coming up, we know that some major retailers are losing a lot of money because of the pandemic now macy's is giving us a better idea of just how much and in the race to develop a vaccine for the coronavirus one of the promising contenders is right here in the bay area i'll talk to the company c o and after the break how we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden. changing some screening procedures because of the coronavirus passengers will now need to hang on to their boarding passes rather than hand them to tsa officers officers will look at t

the only road through the valley is also flooded. everything that needs to be transported now has to be carried around the lake. yet the valley is supposed to be protected against floods. >> [speaking foreign language] first of all a project manager from the adapation fund came to see us. then other peoplple came to prepare the construction work and get an idea of the terrain. once they were finished with their work, we were finally able to plant up the whole of the valley with crops. they dug drainage ditches everywhere. then the project was over, but not long after they left, we realized the problem still wasn't solved. the water just came back. >> the adaptation fund is a united nations initiative that aims to help developing countries cope with climate change. rwanda has a high percentage of fertile volcanic soil. that means even the high mountain slopes can be used for arable farming. the problem is heavy rain washes the soil down into the valley. the solution is to build terraces into the slopes, following the example of the in

but that's going to be pretty much reserved for central valley. get ready for some some some summertime coming our way robin back to you. >>we've got that right, thanks a lot. well we're learning of yet another reason to practice social distancing. the cdc says the coronavirus spreads mainly from person to person and not as much through other ways such as touching a contaminated surface. the cdc says the virus can spread if a person is in close contact with someone else. and when the infected person coughs sneezes or talks that causes droplets to travel to another person's mouth or nose. the cdc advises everyone to continue practicing social distancing remembering to wash hands for at least 20 seconds and to routinely disinfect all surfaces. now in southern california joshua tree national park is open again with some new rules, the park first closed back on april first because of the pandemic now it's using a phased reopening approach so far parking lots trails individual campsites and most restrooms are open again. but visitor centers and group c

they thought the rebels are coming into the cumberland valley. jenkins, fronting the infantry, follows the railroad. they go to mechanicsburg, and he will set up shop. the map shows you the railroad tracks on the main streets of mechanicsburg, and this is the largest hotel, one of the most important hotels in town during the civil war years, the railroad hotel, appropriately named. it was also a ticket office. it had the unheard of powder rooms for women, and an indoor powder room for the men. it had indoor plumbing, at least for a while. they had a very nice hotel there. jenkins takes over the hotel, makes it his personal headquarters, and starts collecting new york and pennsylvania and other local newspapers that have been brought into the gift shop, if you will, of the railroad. jenkins puts his feet up on the table and starts getting yankee intelligence, including, we believe from harrisburg. while this is going on, behind them comes the rest of the army of northern virginia, including george pickett bringing up the rear of the army of northe

they'll soon be touching down in the camera pal valley on the island of trail. even the landing is something of an adventure. they fought a long flour sugar milk coffee and tense along with lots of scientific equipment the team are the only humans on the island if they forgotten anything important they'll just have to do without it their return journey is several weeks away until then they'll be camping here in tents. they soon discover they're not alone the tracks of a polar bear shooting one would be the very last resort the team set up an electric fence to keep the bears away. for more lemmings by contrast a more than welcome they are in fact the stars the very heart of the project the team of course one near the camp ben was that their 1st came to greenland to research lemmings 30 years ago and he's still studying these interesting creatures lemmings are rodents and live mainly in northern regions greenland is home to the arctic species in winter white as snow they turn gray and brown as temperatures rise during the summer they live in burrows underground al

either we go from peace, to going down to valleys, with peaks and valleys or we see small controlled outbreaks that the health response is good and opening in smaller measures over a longer period of time until we have a vaccine or the worst case scenario which is what dr. fauci expressed is that next fall we have a second peak which is compounded by the flu season and we have seen that in past pandemics, in 1918 pandemic, the second wave was specifically hard to deal with. nobody knows and i think most scientists think that we know that we're not immune, so we're going to see more cases. >> you can see the leading infectious disease doctor based in boston and says this is a big problem moving forward. politicians being pressuredbusi. then questioning the recommendations by health leaders. this isn't just right now or this month. this will likely be the case for the next year or two. as we try to get the economy and business back on track. guys, back to you. >> okay. thank you. >>> the man known as the virus hunter is hospitalized with coronavirus. you see dr. joseph here on nbc bay

at current temperatures out there right now in the bay area scorching heat, especially for interior valleys, several records have been broken in the bay area, the national weather service going to release all of those numbers in just a few minutes but for now, let's take a look at these current conditions because near triple digit heat, especially in the tribe alleys, malaysia you were in the triple digits just about an hour ago and widespread 80's around the bay area shorelines downtown san francisco. you should be in the mid 60's for th time of year, but right now 82 degrees and santa rosa in the low 90's as his san jose oakland and hayward in the mid to upper 80. so let's take a look at this warm air mass because as you can see the double digit warming right now taking place around the bay area's shoreline specifically in him. we're in downtown stamford scope and that because of the return to northern ie went so we are getting these warm dry offshore breezes and right now seeing noticed cloud cover at all over the east bay in berkeley. so we are noticing, warm temperatures and we do have

business broker professor liu is prepping her young entrepreneurs from optics valley. single gets its first black mark. —— senguo. with two black marks already in progress liu's book, tiesing is a bad start. tiesing and his partner meet with an investor who sought them out. they meet with other investors throughout the day. desperate not to lose his one chance at getting an injection of new capital, tiesing intercept the investor who had specifically wanted to see him. in wuhan, xu's business partner is frustrated with the way the emergency meeting went. at the end of an unsuccessful day of meetings, tiesing is also worried about the future of his company. and the next episode, tiesing and his girlfriend's relationship comes under pressure. and xujishui and xu jishui struggles with setbacks. a lot of sunshine around today but there is also quite a few blustery showers about and across the northern half of the uk the winds have been howling in the last day or so especially around western scotland, the pennines, the highlands as well, and on top of that heavy rain. t