and so we get we've had to cross attempt the ten days first first and second trenton we get crossing the delaware woops the germans at trenton cause the biggest cross drawn them again goes around them and run around the tanks princeton then. yeah then we get general howe talks to talking to his brother the british admiral. yes, his plan. his campaign plan is to take the american capital by threatening philadelphia. he hopes to bring washington to battle and win a decisive clash destroy the continental army, destroy the american push for independence. it's a good plan. i like it. it sounds good. it's uncoordinated, though, lord george germain, the colonial secretary in london. the distances preclude anything like, the sort of control that's needed. so we get john burgoyne, who back on the 17 4th of october, 1777 at saratoga. go upstate new york. back it up to the august british army lands at head of el today, elkton, maryland, just south of it, soldiers need to recover washington meets them at first with the light infantry at the only battle that i know of in delaware at koch's bridge

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outside with critical infrastructure washed away, and the hand of russia is wagner, mercenary is trenton, and his forces out of the training and city of boston next week. and he blames to kremlin for his troops. having lots of the and a warm welcome to our viewers around the world. i'm michael low to the u. k. is counting down to its 1st coordination in 70 years. king charles, the 3rd will be crowned at london's westminster abbey in a religious ceremony. that dates back centuries, thousands of people have been lighting the streets of the british capital since long before dawn on a day that will be filled with compton pageantry. the shoes to the king. on the eve of his carnation king charles, along with his son and daughter, and the prince and princess of wales, greeted some of the thousands of well wishes outside, fucking, and palace to the front left come summons to them. on the many royal steeple sons travels from all over the u. k. and the world to come out in london for the celebrations. you don't want 50. i know i'm 6 feet again really did not say enough to hang the phone. so you kn

. >> reporter: what happened in trenton was no surprise to the people who live here, the rain had them voicing their fears and concerns surrounding the infrastructure. a levee that has a history of breaching five times since it was completed in 1949 , clearly it was inadequate for the weather patterns california was experiencing. the process in which funding for the federal waterways prioritized considered outdated. >> i work for the san francisco district of the army corps. >> reporter: and the army corps of engineers is owning up ngocess, nobody would deny that. >> reporter: the way in which the projects were evaluated for years is known as the benefit to cost ratio. >> we are evaluating what is a worthwhile taxpayer project. and for quite some time, the army corps will rely heavily on national economic development benefits. and it would be quantified during the studies in a benefit cost ratio. >> reporter: communities with higher home values would take priority, communities with inexpensive homes like those in pajaro would be at the bottom of the list. >> what will it cost if we bui

a tornado ripped through the city of trenton about 100 miles north of kansas city. roofs of several buildings including a church were severely damaged. windows were also blown out of other buildings, but no injuries were reported. >>> and now to ukraine where fighting has intensified. there are growing concerns about the safety of europe's largest nuclear power plant. you can see buses of people moving out of the area. the russian-installed governor of the region where zaporizhzhia plant is located ordered the evacuation of nearly 1,700 people. meanwhile, ukraine has released video claiming it shows russia incendiary weapons in the eastern city of bakhmut. those weapons are not banned outright, but using them around civilian areas is a war crime. >>> some lighter news now. the celebration of king charles' coronation continued throughout the weekend. ♪ i got the eye of the tiger ♪ >> katy perry and other music stars performed for the royal family and thousands of others yesterday during a concert at windsor castle. 8-year-old princess charlotte and her mother, prince

are dealing with unruly passengers we have this video that went viral from a frontier flight from trentona shows an altercation with a couple on a flight. another woman who got involved in appeared to be voted off the plane, watch. >> mind your [bleep] business. >> like i said. >> 40 or 50 people that would like to be removed from the plane. if you want removed from the plane please raise your hand i'm not even kidding raise your hand if you want removed from the plane. maria: what stress, how common are incidents like these, what are you dealing with this. >> fortunately these incidents have come down but we have seen in elevated lack of decorum and society since the pandemic. these are pretty rare we carry up to 100,000 passengers a day. if this is one of millions from an incident perspective but it is disappointing when it happens and we need people to settle their emotions when they get in public. it is disappointing but our folks are handling it very well and is coming down were seen less and less but it is disappointing to see things like this happen. maria: it's great to talk with

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trenton thompson is openly and has been hurled slurs as a result. the group he founded on campus humans against hate. >> is behind the campaign against discrimination. i remember being scared to speak out a lot when i was younger and i look back at that and i >> trying to make my younger self proud a lot. and i just think of all the future kids that this could have an impact on and they could have a better. >> life here. we tried to humanize the chairs and represent actual people. i cannot us so on. some of says your team captain. so every 4th chair is labeled as a person to show that this is something that's going on within our school and it's actual people. the message is spreading through campus on wristbands posters and posts online. >> and on friday, students will be asked to take a pledge to stand against hate. students can go out and sign their name. >> and say that they are going to be and ups and are and they're going to make an effort to be more inclusive to everyone on campus. students educating their peers for common. good. >> in livermo

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if you look closely, you can see rotating column of air ithis is trenton, missouri, we did have damage of the roof rep off. we saw multiple storm reports out there. 83 hail reports. 12 tornado reports. severe weather continues. it's going to be tonight 10:00 p.m. nocturnal potential for lisa: sunday morning, waking up to sunshine for most of you, and we will get into a mostly sunny afternoon, the clouds this morning thinning out, but we will see more clouds tomorrow with a slight chance of a shower, mainly in the north bay, than sunny and breezy for your monday. warmer weather heads our way the end of the today, 62 in oakland, later on this afternoon, 67 in concord, only in the 50's at the coast. the accuweather 7-day forecast, we are counting on that warm up through the week. >> so often think of tornadoes you can see. rotating column of air not to be see the clouds, the rain, the debris and colors it makes it visible. running of kentucky derby went off without a hitch after dark week for churchill downs. at least seven horses died before thrate. race. the favorite odds creeping up la

so they're going to have to update that book title to "men are from mars, women are from i dunno, trentonng] >> throw another crustacean on the flesh-burning machine. >> stephen: it's official, after three decades of development, construction of the world's largest radio astronomy observatory has officially begun in australia. of course. australia needs their telescopes to be extra-large. they are on the bottom of the earth so they are much further away from space. space is up. space is up. that's science. that's science, louis. next up, space hotel news! >> $30 for a toblerone? [eerie music] >> stephen: you may soon be able to bravely vacation where no one's vacationed before because the hotel chain hilton will design lodging for a future space station. how dare you, hilton? a cramped dark pod on a cold soulless void? that is la quinta's game. will be right back with shania twain. what's with the double mcnuggets? oh this one's my backup, in case something happens to the first one. [crunch] mmm. see. get one favorite like 10 piece chicken mcnuggets and get another for just a buck, right

trenton thompson is openly and has been hurled slurs as a result. the group he founded on campus humans against hate. >> is behind the campaign against discrimination. i remember being scared to speak out a lot when i was younger and i look back at that and i >> trying to make my younger self proud a lot. and i just think of all the future kids that this could have an impact on and they could have a better. >> life here. we tried to humanize the chairs and represent actual people. i cannot us so on. some of says your team captain. so every 4th chair is labeled as a person to show that this is something that's going on within our school and it's actual people. the message is spreading through campus on wristbands posters and posts online. >> and on friday, students will be asked to take a pledge to stand against hate. students can go out and sign their name. >> and say that they are going to be and ups and are and they're going to make an effort to be more inclusive to everyone on campus. students educating their peers for common. good. >> in livermo

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earlier been booted off for arguing with the flight attendant, the frontier airlines flight from trentonr as all of these passenger removals. i would have been. >> coming up next in sports after a blowout loss in game 3 last night, the warriors look ahead to game 4. aaron wilson has reaction from the team about what they need to do to even up this series. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> well, as you know, basketball is a game of runs in the warriors. lakers series is putting that on full display after dropping the lakers by 27 here at home. the dup's by 38 crypto dot com arena saturday. anthony davis, just as he did in lakers game one win led the way for the lakers. both teams constantly making adjustments as the warriors trailed the series 2 to one. now. and now it's their turn to response. it was an uncharacteristic showing from the warriors to on saturday. klay thompson had 6 turnovers. >> curry shot 40% from deep. but the rest of the team only shot 29% from beyond the arc and the lakers. they forced 19 turnovers out of the warriors. that converted to 27 points for the lake show. mistake

tornado and dangerous thunderstorms hit missouri overnight, he severe weather damaging a church in trenton and ripping through several buildings. officials reported damage from grapefruit size hail. >> i hate hail. rachel: i know. i know. we know you hate hail. >> i hate hail. >> is there anybody had that loves hail? >> i don't know. rank bad weather. it's up there. >> have you -- i you know you ranked bad we her. >> a lot of report damage. rachel: moments ago, the prinprinceand princess of walesa crowd after king charles the third was formally crowned yesterday. >> more festivities planned for today. >> alex hogan has been there for all of it and joins us now from buckingham palace. >> reporter: hi, will, rachel and pete. king charles was able to wake up today and look back on the first time on a day he looked forward to his entire life. today there are more celebrations underway, there will be a concert as you mentioned and there's street parties and lunches across the country which some royal members and family will be visiting. yesterday, all of the pomp and pageantry was on display. i

you know, it's like a different gear inside of him and in trenton, new jersey, he gives two incredible speeches about what american revolution meant to him. then he goes the next day into independence hall in philadelphia and talks about the declaration of independence. and that's the roadmap that he will be. and talking about in the july 4th, 1861, message, the american people, which is a very important lincoln document. he talks a lot about, the declaration of independence, and then, of course, at gettysburg, it's only two years later and it's in the same state. but i think the the wheels in his brain are already turning toward gettysburg as he's in independence hall in 1861. so somehow the trip is bringing this literary voice that we didn't know existed. and there's not really much in the earlier lincoln of the 1850s, something happening in the early weeks of february 1861, to bring this literary voice. and maybe even more immediately, he's building up towards his first inaugural address. and that train, as well as the gettysburg address and others. and maybe you could tell a story

trenton thompson is openly and has been hurled slurs as a result.he group he founded on campus humans against hate. >> is behind the campaign against discrimination. i remember being scared to speak out a lot when i was younger and i look back at that and i >> trying to make my younger self proud a lot. and i just think of all the future kids that this could have an impact on and they could have a better. >> life here. we tried to humanize the chairs and represent actual people. i cannot us so on. some of says your team captain. so every 4th chair is labeled as a person to show that this is something that's going on within our school and it's actual people. the message is spreading through campus on wristbands posters and posts online. >> and on friday, students will be asked to take a pledge to stand against hate. students can go out and sign their name. >> and say that they are going to be and ups and are and they're going to make an effort to be more inclusive to everyone on campus. students educating their peers for common. good. >> in livermore

severe weather damaging a church this trenton and ripping through several buildings. officials also reporting damage from grapefruit-sized hail. that'll do it. >>> and a kansas man is making a difference with the help of a truck, a team, a lawnmower and a big heart. spencer, the 24-year-old owner of the sb mowing, is mowing lawns with his team for free. the viral video on social media shows the teen giving a woman's lawn a makeover and then covering a -- uncovering a hidden path. spencer says it's about restoring dignity to hose who are down on their luck. and those are your headlines. very nice of him. by the way, tomorrow is v-e day, but 78 years ago today world world war ii, the day that world war ii ended in europe, victory in europe, when the formal act of military surrender was signed. rachel: fox news contributor joey jones had a chance to sit down and talk with the last known living witness to that surrender. will: it's an interview you to will only see on fox. take a look. >> you were master sergeant louis greats january know. it's such an honor to be here. y

so i walked shoeless from brooklyn to trenton where i received aid before arriving in philadelphia. the warhead ended but i had had missed most of the celebrated. my reward was reuniting with a healthy, daniel, bruton. and i certainly didn't think i'd be ready to return to the sea again. so soon william, but when the wind shifts we must trim our sails to suit. who knows what london might hold our revolution as only just begun and the horizons have opened wide. i can't let my parents down. i have a good foundation and the lord said in the gospels to whom much is given much is required. the problem is is i'm not sure what i'm required to do. i know i can do more than what i've done already. i've risked my life for our nations independence my family and our people. philadelphia will be here when we get back. and who knows but we might just learn a thing or two in london from the british after all. become william enough of this talk. it's high time. we put to see and find out what kind of voyage we're in for. so in this in this painting you actually get to see 15 year old james fortin o

trenton thompson is openly and has been hurled slurs as a result. the group he founded on campus humans against hate. >> is behind the campaign against discrimination. i remember being scared to speak out a lot when i was younger and i look back at that and i >> try to make my younger self proud a lot. and i just think of all the future kids that this could have an impact on and they could have a better. >> life here. we tried to humanize the chairs and represent actual people. i cannot us so on. some of says your team captain. so every 4th chair is labeled as a person to show that this is something that's going on within our school and it's actual people. the message is spreading through campus on wristbands posters and posts online. >> and on friday, students will be asked to take a pledge to stand against hate. students can go out and sign their name. >> and say that they are going to be and ups and are and they're going to make an effort to be more inclusive to everyone on campus. students educating their peers for common. good. >> in livermore,

trenton thompson is openly and has been hurled slurs as a result. the group he founded on campus humans against hate. >> is behind the campaign against discrimination. i remember being scared to speak out a lot when i was younger and i look back at that and i >> try to make my younger self proud a lot. and i just think of all the future kids that this could have an impact on and they could have a better. >> life here. we tried to humanize the chairs and represent actual people. i cannot us so on. some of says your team captain. so every 4th chair is labeled as a person to show that this is something that's going on within our school and it's actual people. the message is spreading through campus on wristbands posters and posts online. >> and on friday, students will be asked to take a pledge to stand against hate. students can go out and sign their name. >> and say that they are going to be and ups and are and they're going to make an effort to be more inclusive to everyone on campus. students educating their peers for common. good. >> in livermore,

two moments people felt washington as a great general, one was washington crossing the delaware at trenton. the other one of course was the victory at yorktown which was really a partnership with rochambeau, and he is wearing his red ribbon a little bit later in the19th century . the french forces had come as a result of that line and were partnered with s gton in the siege of yorktown. there you are one of my favorite details in this philadelphia map of the campaign by ewitness. you see washington's quarters and rochambeuarters but during this long siege at yorktown that lots of people are ting again about washington who places himself in harms way and living his troops. 50 years later he got a great quote from a virginian just a second year, i got a painting of washington and rochambeau at yorktown. this is 1832, 15 years later and a virginian francis cole is applying to get a pension as a revolutionary war soldier called he had the pleasure of seeing general washington every morning in his tent that was very near his tent. another was in 1850, still recalling that he conversed with gene

and if it's 3 in trenton 2, this was the highest number of recorded few go since 2017. the spike in noon executions was mainly due to the significant increase recorded in the middle east and north africa region where noon executions went to by 59 percent. right. so how does your correlate and gather all this data? pardon, tell us about the methodology used in this report to collect this information a dozen? obviously it's national cars. those are such on the use of the desk. now to relieve we rights to ortiz, countries, us to retain the debt for nazi in the last, asking them to provide information to us on the use of but on the use of the death penalty. we also engage with lawyers will work on different all the cases of, of engage with family members who have loved one, so on that role. oh, i've been executed. and um, we generally also engage with them all the organizations we work um for the global operation of the different off. but in many countries, governments don't actually publish information on the use of the death penalty because they classify it as a state sec

starts softening, especially after the victories at trenton, princeton in january 1777. washington is still wondering about the logistics, how they ll pull it off if they have enough clothing a bedding to do it. ultimately, washington realized that his recruitnt numbers were low. soldiers were staying away because of the fear of smallpox. the soldiers were demandi it. his advisers were confident it would work, and washington changed his mind. this is what we don't give george washington enough credit for. it's not only that he ordered the inoculation of the troops, but he was steadfast against it and changed his mind. he orders that all the soldiers on february six, 1777, that all the soldiers in the continental army should be inoculated at once. the medical ordered or a inoculation facilities across the colonies in philadelphia and bethlehem. in pennsylvania, fishkill, peekskill, taken droga in new york. three hospitals in connecticut. another outside boston. recruits from the south would be inoculated at dumfries or alexander area in virginia or right where we are, rig

one was crossing the delaware in 1776 and attacking the hessian garrison at trenton. the other one, of course, was the victory at yorktown, which was really a partnership up with the confederacy. and here he is, surprisingly wearing his aristocratic, in this case, red ribbon painted a little bit later in the 19th century. but the contribution that led the french forces that had come as a result of that alliance and were partnered with washington in the siege of yorktown. and there you are, one of my favorite little details in this philadelphia map of the yorktown campaign in by an eyewitness,merican officer. you see washington's quarters in russia in those quarters. but the icon is of those tents and it's during this this long siege at yorktown that lots of people are commenting again about washington placing himself in harm's way, living among his ps in his town. in fact, 50 years later, we've got a great quote. this is from a virginian. get to it in a second here. i got a painting of washington and rochambeau at yorktown. that's in the museum. so this is 1832, 15 ye

for instance, west point, stony point, princeton, trenton. and so on this whole list. but so he's meeting participants of the different battles to really understand them. he says in his book or in his writings, he says that you have to go underground to really understand. you cannot just take things for granted. you cannot read about reports. you cannot just assume that things are like that. you have to go there. you have to study it. he's literally interviewing the participants, reading different reports, and then making his own conclusions based on that extensive research. obviously enlightened way of thinking and well going to all these battlefield sites. his ideas are already starting to change at the beginning, they only could see new ports and rhode island. but if you go further, you can see that at certain moments. obviously the americans have won and that they're actually better organized than the french assumed. first, one of the interesting things that they made a lot of maps, which andrew, of course, appreciate, is all these different maps of the battlefield

trenton is included, too, this morning.smoke forecast drew: drew tuma with the accuweather forecast, increasing sunshine as the morning goes on. the afternoon is warmer than yesterday but temperatures a bit below average for the final day of may, into the 60's and 70's. this afternoon, the marine layer is getting compressed, less cloud cover across the region. amateurs dropping into the mid 40's to low 50's. the accuweather 7 day, a warming trend gets u u >> you all had so many questions about real estate, we are bringing back barbara corcoran. thanks for joining us again. there's a stat getting a lot of buzz that says over 1/4 of americans are house poor, which means they spend more than 30% of their income on housing costs. how do you get some relief from that? >> you don't get relief from that. everybody is poor. coastal cities are spending as much as 40% on housing. what i have to remind you is that the great majority of americans are forced to save by paying off a mortgage. when it comes time to retire, it's the only m

calling from current -- trenton missouri. on the independent line. good morning. >> i have been listening this morning and i'm quite upset about the jordan neely case. if the states had not close down , mental institutions would have saved money. the same way they have done in prison. young men like him would get the mental health they need. so, it's a sad situation. these governments, these states have put his people back on the streets when in reality, they need help. thank you. >> all right. jackie in missouri. let's go to the democratic line. michael is in racing wisconsin. >> good morning. thank you for taking my call. i want to give a shout out. i want to let you know, you do a really good job, and i like what you bring to the table. now, i've got a couple of issues if i may. for all these people calling joe biden all these names, i didn't know joe biden but clarence thomas on the work by himself. if he's done that, i would like to say, expand the supreme court. if you can do this all by yourself, not have other senators vote to put you on supr