so, we've come downstairs into the in-house kitchen at the william trent house museum. an in-house kitchen would not have been the most common thing during this timeframe. the reason being was this was quite a fire hazard. but mr. trent got what he wanted. hence, the in-house kitchen. what you see here is our kitchen hearth. there are a few different things in here that are really very interesting. we have something called a clockwork spitjack. and this is something that would have power to rotisserie. prior to this invention, this would've been something that would have been done by either slave labor or canine labor. they would've consulate had to turn up spit. the way this invention works is that there are two weights that will hold the spit down. then they rewind everything and the spit would turn on its own. and also over here you will, if you take a look, with something called a beehive oven. this would have been used for baking purposes and would've had to keep it shut. this was a very multipurpose area. if you compare it to a modern kitchen, this is your stovetop

william trent was a scottish born merchant based out of philadelphia. his merchant business despite its ups and downs did make him very wealthy. he purchased his first home in philadelphia and his second summer home right here where we are standing. his merchant business dealt with importing and exporting things like rum, molasses and wine. he was also involved in the slave trade. the products he exported and imported were made by slaves in the west indies and africa. he did choose this location for its nearness to the delaware river and shipping routes as where is being local to inland routes because when they were brought to the shipping area where they could no longer pass on the delaware river, they went inland. he brought goods to philadelphia and anywhere else that needed them. when mr. trent came here, he became not only the major landowner but also the major employer. he had breweries and orchards and things like that. he employed a lot of local people. thus, making him the major landowner and major employer. at one point, he incorporated the to

william trent was a scottish born merchant aced out of philadelphia. -- based out of philadelphia. his business made him very wealthy and he purchased his second summer home right here where we are standing. his margin business dealt with -- merchant business dealt with importing and next boarding things like rum, molasses and wine. he was also involved in the slave trade. products he exported and imported were made by slaves in the wes indies and west africa. they were brought to the shipping area where they could no longer pass along the delaware river, they went he broughts area -- goods to philadelphia and anywhere else that needed them. when mr. trent came here, he became the major landowner and employer. he employed a lot of local people. thus, making him the major employer. at one point, he incorporated the town. the locals started calling it trent town. from there, we get trenton. he actually the founder of the city. he started construction on this -- this house is built in the early american georgian architectural style. there are a lot of things that represent that herita

william trent was a scottish born merchant based out of philadelphia.is merchant business despite its ups and downs did make him very wealthy.

william trent had established trenton as a port town. he could feel his merchant ships as far as this point, up to the -- sail his merchant ships as far as this point, up to the fall lines of the delaware. it made sense to bring say government here. the building involved over the course of 200 years from 1792 to 1991. 10 different architects, 16 major construction projects. where we are standing, in the, was completed in 1889. the first date house constructed in -- between 1790 in 1792 by jonathan doan, he was the builder, architect. deconstructed a very simple, gorgeous-style building. it cost 215 pounds, which is $400 today and built on the bluffs overlooking the delaware river. we are fortunate to have portions of that building that still survives the day, including the temperatures that date back -- including the timbers. we are one of the only state capitals that i can think of that you actually enter into after a major thoroughfare. as soon as you walk in off of state street, you are greeted by offices. the governor's office, the t

300 years old and is the city's namesake. 1719 william trent house museum is located in downtown trentonnd is the oldest historic house in new jersey. ailliam trent was us scottish born marshall. his business made him very wealthy and he purchases first home in philadelphia and his second summer home right here where we are standing. so, his merchant business dealt with shipping and both importing rum,rting goods such as

c-span's american history tv is at the william trent house, the oldest house in the state at nearly 300 years old. it is the city's

trent williams, matt jones not at o.t.a.'s. new wide receiver terrell pryor was there and everyone is excited that josh and terrell pryor match up at practice. they won't do anything but get better if they go at each other. in the non-shooting portion of the practice they gave the fans a quick show. they both love it and they are looking forward to the competition. >> i love the chances. especially the deep ball on him. i love to take advantage of that. >> if we have a big body down the field. robert: tomorrow the site is at trump golf club. one of the favorites. the charismatic john daily. why do the fans like him? the pants? the shorts? but john says it is more than that. >> i think the fans relate that. if you hold something in your stomach and you don't get it out, you worry about it and it creates problem. with this big belly i got there is nothing inside you don't know about me. robert: so he holds it, holds nothing back. finally the nats pushed their battle with the mariners up to 12:00 noon instead of 4:00 p.m. tomorrow

thing about jonathan allen, he played on the same stone bridge football team that current redskin trent williams' nephew played on. now they are teammates. diane roberts, wusa9 sports. >> when you hit a big shot, you celebrate in a big way. what john wall did last night, jumping on the scores table andletting people know he was not ready to was a bit of a surprise to teammate bradley beal. >> can you take us through that last shot and specifically, the decision to jump up on the scorer table? that was a great moment. >> jumping on the table? um, the last play was for me to get to the corner and brad came over. he didn't get the pooprtunity to get over and i didn't want a five second violation. so i got the ball from otto. getting on the table is how much love i have for the city and my teammates and how much fight we have. a lot of people doubted us in this series after we were down 2-1. >> a bunch of good guys. game seven monday night. i'm sorry. i just knocked over your ipod. >> cost good. you are good. i'm sure that if john wall is like, yeah. exactly. you are john wall emphasizing. >> a coup

>> during the first week of redskins ota is about the players that weren't here, matt jones, trent williamsbut they don't worries, it's not mandatory, it's voluntary and coach says they're getting work on their own's couple players aren't on her and won't be come training camp in the season, big parts of last year's team, to 1,000 receivers, pierre garcon, deshan jackson, both gone in free agency. last year you have number one pick josh doctson. only got two catches, he was back in full practice working with the team, no lingering, achilles issues pretty much put him out for the season, effectively he's a rookie in second year but the big addition to replace the receivers are 1,000 yard receiver in his own right, terrell pryor, number 11 like desean jackson but much larger, has about six inches on desean jackson and much larger in the frame. something that kirk cousins and he are going to have to work on. but it is nice to have a receiver in terrell pryor that is a former quarterback >> takes it to another level, he's i'm going to hold me accountable because he knows where the ball should g

talk more so than the players that were here, it's about the players that weren't, matt jones, trent williams attendance but they don't worry, it's not mandatory, it's voluntary and jay gruden said they're getting work on their own. a couple players won't be here come training camp. two 1,000 yard receiver, pierre gone in free agency. who's gone? you have last year's, number one pick josh dockson who only got in two games with two catches back in full practice working with the team, no lingering, achilles issues pretty much put him out the entire season, effectively he's a rookie in his second year, but the big addition to replace the 1,000 yard receiver in his own right, to her really prior, he's number 11 deshawn jackson, has about six inches and much larger that is something kirk cousins and he will have to work on, get the timing down but it is nice for the current quarterback of my a receiver and terrell prior that is a former quarterback >> terrell having been a college an pro quarterback takes it to another level. he will hold me accountable because knows where the ball sh over here, i

trent williams and jordan reed are working out on their own in their respective home towns but a reportays jones is not happy. a report the coach did not confirm. >> this is a voluntary deal as we all know and i can't force the issue on anybody so if he's disgruntled any way, shape or form it's news to me. >> the washington redskins and usa hosted military veterans and active service members after watching practice and meet and greet saw one taking great care to speak to every person in line. first round draft pick jonathan allen. >> a welcome home and welcome to redskins nation. >> reporter: already a fan favorite the guy who graduated from stonebridge high school which is not even five miles away from where i'm standing right here. we're going to definitely keep our eye on him from redskins park. >> the orioles lost 4-3 to the twins and tonight's game for the nationals still set for 7:05 but tomorrow's game against the mariners has been moved up to 12:05 because of weather that was supposed to be a 4:05 start time. that game now moved to 12:05 tomorrow. >> okay. we'll take it whenever

. >> and a conversation with william kiter, author of cross roads of the revolution, trent trenton. 1774. >> spent a lot of time here. the important thing to him was to just keep the revolution going and keep the army in the field and i believe that new jersey in general and trenton in particular was very instrumental in helping accomplish that goal. >> sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv, we tour the new jersey state capital building which houses one of the oldest legislators in the country followed by trenton, new jersey's impact on the industrial revolution with a look at some of america's most iconic bridges. >> they are a part of the very fabric of what makes trenton, trenton. they were evidence to that. today at 5:15 p.m. eastern on c-span's book tv and sunday on 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on sunday c-span3, working with cable affiliates and working with cities across the country. >> after testifying before congress and making front page news with the sunny side case, threw in unusual cases that somehow always found the their way to her desk. she fought against the sam

matt jones, trent williams, jordan reed not in attendance today. no worries not mandatory.e getting work on own. a couple players that are not here and won't be here come training camp in the season big parts of last year's team. two, 1,000 yard receivers. pierre garcon and deshawn jackson back in free agency. who is here to replace them josh dotson who got catches back in full practice working with the team no lingering achilles issues that put him out entire season effectively he's a look gli second year. but big addition to receiving core to replace two, one thundershower and yard rereceive negative own rights terrell prior number 11 like deshawn jackson and larger than deshawn. he has 6" on d. jack and much largeer in the frame. that is something that kirk cousins and he will work on getting timing down. but it is nice for kirk cousins current quarterback to have receiver and tyrell prior a former quarterback. >> tyrell having been college quarterback and pro quarterback takes you to another level. he's going to hold me accountable because he knows where the ball should

a lot of talk about the players that were not at wednesday's ota guys like matt jones trent williamsatory. coach jay gruden said they're getting work in on their own. >> should they have been er >> okay. >> what's today's ma >> twenty-fifth yes. >> want to mark that down. first talk of the redskins for the 2017 season >> apparently it was packed out there. >> i'm sure it was. >> they still grab the spotlight. >> they're the home team. >> starting the count down like a hundred days out. let's do it. 59 now in washington. clouds and rain early here. let me show you the radar 'cause it's been a messy overnight with enough rain that in spots we're getting ponding and very wet roads so plan accordingly as you head out to work and school. may need a few extra minutes as things are pretty wet. what can we expect? rain for the next couple hours. we get a break midday. that's why they moved the nationals game to noon. we may get a little sunshine late morning early afternoon but that's only going to encourage what? >> bad roads? >> well, no, that will encourage afternoon showers and thunderst