he did not have any intelligence, general cornwallis, that is. and by intelligence, i mean the scouts were not out finding out about what general greene's disposition was, how is army was laid out or what his numbers were, so he marched the whole way in the morning of march 15 from deep river to hear at guilford courthouse. general greene decided he was going to establish the free lines of defense what we call today a defense in depth and he was going to put his north carolina militia on the first line, about 1000's, and that he was going to put about 1000 virginia militia soldiers on the first line, and then the third was going to be his strongest troops, the continental soldiers. this is a map, a copy of a map, drawn by a british engineer following the battle of guilford courthouse, depicting the battle of guilford courthouse, and what we have is the reddish troops coming onto the field at the bottom and then we have the first, second, and third american lines, and the first line was made up of north carolina militia, and then the open court fe

cornwallis on the march. that ended in disaster at the battle of camden in august 1780. he thought he better not with all the militia he had. he decided to make a stand that guilford courthouse. in the meantime, general cornwallis who had this mindset as he was going to smash the continental army, took out from present-day high point in marched from there to here at guilford courthouse. he did not have any intelligence, general cornwallis that is. by intelligence i mean scouts were not out finding out what greene's this position was, how his army was laid out and what his numbers were. all he knew was that greene was ahead of him. he marched the hallway the morning of march 15 from deep river to guilford courthouse p general greene decided to establish three lines of defense. a defense in depth. he was going to put his north china militia on the first line. about one thousand soldiers. he was going to put about 1000 virginia militia soldiers on the second line. the third line was going to be greene's stronges

general cornwallis, that is. by intelligence, i mean the scouts were not out finding out where greene was or how his army was laid out. all he knew was that greene was ahead of him. so he marched the holy -- whole way. from deep river to here at the courthouse. general greene decided he was going to establish three lines of defense. what we call is defense and depth today. he was going to put his north carolina militia on the first line, about 1000 soldiers, and put at about a thousand virginian soldiers on the second line and the third line would be greene's strongest troops. continental soldiers. this map illustrates the battle against the courthouse. while we have at the bottom are the british troops coming onto the field. then we have the first, second and third american lines. the first line was may have been -- of north carolina militia. it faced the open farm field. the second line was makeup of virginia militia in the woods. the third line was made up of the continentals. they faced open fields and some w

general washington sent general greene south to stop general cornwallis. charles cornwallis was the commander of the british army in the southern department. at guilford courthouse, he commanded the army made of veteran british soldiers. this was the first battle in which cornwallis and greene met each other on the battlefield. both of the generals were

courthouse during the fighting, it led to the eventual surrender at yorktown by john -- general george cornwallis. the -- learn more about greensboro all weekend here on american history tv. >> the international civil rights center and museum opened in greensboro february 1 2010. . museum tells the story of the sit-ins that happened in the city that launch aid wave of sit-ins across the south the >> what happened here in 1960, february 1, four young men from north carolina n.c. state university chose that day to make a stand, really to take a seat so that the rest of us would be able to do that. so they took a stand against jim crow, against segregation, against whites-only access to public accommodations and to being seen as a first-class citizen. they came here to this woolworth building and this lunch counter to sit down and be treated like a first-class citizen and be served against their policies and practices. this is the actual lunch counter area that's been preserved. some seats have been taken out in other areas that are at thing smithsonian and other musics. the four young men that sat

sky 7 hd was over the scene earlier on cornwall court. it sent muddy water into this swimming pool. east bay says they usually is one or two breaks like this along the 90-mile aqueduct system. repairs could take up to a week. angry homeowners are considering a lawsuit. >>> senator barbara boxer is pushing for a new law to ensure more children are protected against measles. abc 7 news was in emeryville when she joined richard pan at the head start center to talk about the importance of childhood vaccinations. boxer wrote the head start on vaccinations act to ensure more than 1 million children in head start and early had start nationally are fully vaccinated. >> you're not just making a decision about your child. you're making a decision about all the children your child will come in contact with. >> just today state health officials confirmed a total of 119 measles cases in california. the annual number of measles cases in the state from 2013 was just nine. so a huge difference this year. enough is enough. airlines are flying high on the billions being charged in change fees. what t

my grandfather came from cornwall england and worked in the lead mines in southern wisconsin. but this mine is totally different than the underground mines. this mine totally destroys the area. >> gtac would use a technique called open pit mining. they'd blast the mountain top and dig a half-mile wide trench that could eventually stretch 22 miles through the wilderness. >> we have trumpeter swans nesting, we have wolves, we have loons, we have our deer population, i mean it's just a beautiful, beautiful area that you can't just, um, ya know take this area here and we'll say okay we will make this place we'll put the water here. i mean you can't replace an ecosystem. >> what's at stake for you? >> for me? um... i guess it's just the morality of it. i find it immoral to destroy something like this. >> in nearby hurley there's a long history of mining and greater support for gtac. leslie kolesar is the chairwoman of the mining impact committee. >> both of my grandfathers, six of my uncles worked in gogebic range iron mines. ya know people forget that these gogebic ranges mines we

was still in love with his farmer girlfriend camilla parker bowles now his wife and the duchess of cornwallla is no longer as controversyial as she used to be. the british have come to accept she will be their next queen. not only will this reign with charles, she'll be a power behind the throne. david? >> terry moran from london tonight. terry, thank you. >>> when we come back what we've just learned about "50 shades of grey" even before it hits the theaters. >>> and have madvladimir putin and that pentagon report. what it could reveal about a pbl condition. health can change in a minute. so cvs health is changing healthcare. making it more accessible and affordable with walk-in medical care, no appointments needed and most insurance accepted. minuteclinic. another innovation from cvs health. because health is everything. man (sternly): where do you think you're going? mr. mucus: to work, with you. it's taco tuesday. man: you're not coming. i took mucinex to help get rid of my mucusy congestion. i'm go od all day. [announcer:] mucinex keeps working. not 4, not 6 but 12 hours. let's end thi

royal air force jets scrambling to intercept russians bombers off the coast of cornwall, england. escorted the two bombers out of the area. the bombers never made it into british airspace. another show of power by the russians. >>> nearly 180 patients at ucla medical center may have been exposed to antibiotic bacteria blamed for two deaths at that hospital. they are now monitoring people who had surgeries between october and january. >>> we'll have more on that las vegas road rage story, the family of tammy myers the woman who was shot and killed now receiving back lash for her actions prior to her death. some say she and her armed son should not have gone out looking for the guy who sfrietfrightened her earlier that day but myers husband says otherwise. >>> the big snl show, apparently not all the same. victoria jackson was ban issued to the over flow room while all the other cast members were treated treated like vips. she wrote this. quote -- we'll keep you posted if we learn what happened. those are your headlines. kind of like what we did to you, you were ban issued to the gr

courthouse during the fighting, it led to the eventual surrender at yorktown by john -- general george cornwallis. the -- learn more about greensboro all weekend here on american history tv. >> the international civil rights center and museum opened in greensboro february 1 2010. . museum tells the story of the sit-ins that happened in the city that launch aid wave of sit-ins across the south the >> what happened here in 1960, february 1, four young men from north carolina n.c. state university chose that day to make a stand, really to take a

the duchess of cornwall. >> you had the 49ers.probably met joe montana. >> many times. >> but i lost the 49ers in divorce. i got to keep the giants. >> i know i was in all the parades. you bring this up all the time. i did the wave. i did the whole story on orilely last night. my other favorite memory was working with california pacific medical center with the children's cancer ward and the incredible doctors there. >> that is a good memory. >> did you ever meet john "the count"? a pitcher for the giants? >> i know who he is. i didn't meet him but i have seen him play many times. >> we will skip mine. what is the weirdest thing you have ever eaten, greg? >> reindeer. no puffin in iceland. it was disgusting like eating shoe laces. it was great because it is an adorable little animal to eat. >> you are going to get them after you. >> i don't care. >> alligator jerky. it's fantastic. >> is that tasty? could you get me some? i love jerky. >> i bet we can get some. i ate it in utah. >> baloot is the egg with a chick inside just before

eight months ago, the secretary of state for communities and local government assured people in cornwalllay over resolving the eu funding program would be settled. eight months later, hundreds of millions of pounds of investment and hundreds of jobs are at risk. will the prime minister please sort out this pickle? >> i have done my best to run a coalition government, but i occasionally feel stuck in the middle with the liberal democrats. this government is delivering for the west country. we are sorting out the transport links and the local growth deals. putting money into road and rail connections. and helping with the vital airport and the routes back to london. and we will go on, because we want to close the income gap between the southwest and the rest of our country. >> care workers deliver the most basic support needed to provide a life of dignity to so many -- bathing, cleaning, dressing, feeding. yet 300,000 fewer older people are enjoying that dignity now than four years ago. is that because they do not need it, or because the prime minister has cut care budgets by £3.5 billion,

> eight months ago -- [shouting] eight months ago thesecond state -- [inaudible] usher people in cornwall that the delay over resultingthe eu funding program would be settled. eight months later hundreds of months of pounds of investment and hundreds of jobs are at risk. will the prime minister please sort out this pickle? >> well, what i've done my best to run a coalition government i do occasionally get stuck in the middle with the liberal democrats. but what i will say is that it is this government that is delivering for the westcountry because we're sorting of the transport them a the local produce, putting money into road and rail connections. with help with the final airport and the roots act to london and we'll go well because we want to close the income gap between the southwest and the rest of our country. >> thank you, mr. speaker. workers deliver the most basic of support needed to provide dignity to so many. painting, cleaning, dressing feeding. yet 300,000 fewer older people are enjoying that dignity now than they were four years ago. is it because, is it because they don't n

they were spotted off the coast of cornwall in southwest england.wo weeks ago the same thing happened on the east coast in the english channel. i'm joined by the chairman of consulting firm, american defense international. former deputy assistant secretary of the army. good to have you here. >> nice to be here. cheryl: why is he being so defiant, why is putin, basically this is cold war strategy he is using? this is second time he has done that with the planes near the u.k. what is he up to? >> no question. the don't make a mistake old russian bear is back. as far as vladmir putin he is concerned, he is old kgb agent posing as president of russia. he only understands strength. the old soviet leaders understood during the kennedy nixon or reagan administration. you know what? strength worked. but here is what is interesting about the, what just happened with those russian bombers getting very close to great britain. before, we're now learning before those bombers went very close to the british airspace they came very close, 26 miles off the coast of

islands off the coast of cornwall. this is a serious threat at wul well. nato has drastically reduced its defense spending over a past couple of decades. time to thank you around. >> former ambassador kurt volker good to have you. >> thank you. >> this week twitter users there joked they were going to join i.s.i.l. to escape ordinary problems. joked, i'm going to join daesh. and another one saying, my brother took my charger i'm going to join daesh. another one said, i want to lose weight i'm going to join daesh. and one writer told them to actually join them. >>> i.s.i.l. kidnapped more than 100 syrian christians yesterday. zeina khodr reports. >> syria's kurds have been at war with the islamic state of iraq and the levant for months. i.s.i.l. fight rs were defeated in the border town of kobani now kurdish fighters are trying to force them from hasake. it is not an easy fight. u.s. led coalition aircraft have been helping the kurds by attacking the area from the air. home to kurds airbus and christians and where i.s.i.l. controls pockets of territory. it

the brits say the bombers were flying near the coast of cornwall in southwest evening land yesterday.l air space but got close to and the british jets escort ited them out of the area. last month they flew through the english channel. a russian tv station released video only the incident from inside a bomber. and last fall officials in sweden say they launched a search operation to find a suspected russian submarine. that turned out to be a load of nothing. brian's defense minimummer says russia is a quote real and present danger to the baltic countries along the western border. he says nato is getting ready to responsible to a possible attack. lea gabrielle is doing. >> a inspection for russia's foreign minimum city saying the comments were, quote, beyond diplomatic ethics and the characterization of russia is completely intolerable. back to the rescue bombers. d russian bombers. these pictures are from last fall when british jets intercepted another russian bomber. david cameron downplayed the incident. >> i suspect the russians are trying to make some sort of a point and i don't th

the sight of russian bombers off the coast of cornwall diplomatic ties under greater strain and i'm barkerith al jazeera. >>> former nato secretary-general has been an outspoken critic of russia recently and told me in an exclusive interview the west may be headed for another cold war type standoff with russia. >> there are many similarities between the current situation and the cold war. and this conflict between russia and the west has also become more and more ideological i would say so also in that respect we are very close to the same situation as during the cold war. >> reporter: we will have much more of that interview coming up later in this half hour. >>> a message tonight to the greek government from some european financial partners, it's time to pay your bill. germany today rejected greece's request for an extension of a bail out agreement and it's a loan worth a quarter of a trillion dollars, the country says it simply needs more time to pay up and as john tells us greece says it can't give what it doesn't have. ♪ on the eve of a crucial meeting of the euro finance ministers gr

this is the fallout from what happened this week on cornwall court in walnut creek. east bay m.u.d. says the leaking started sometime on monday. it then got much worse for a few homeowners. one says he found out from a neighbor his home looked like it had a river running through it. >> i think it was tuesday morning. neighbors called really early and said there was a huge, you know, stream coming out of the front of our house. so they thought we left something on. but it was a pretty major stream. and we looked back here, um, there was flooding going all over the place. >> derek says there was so much water, workers nearly stepped into the pool. he is waiting on damage estimates. east bay m.u.d. has dug up the damaged pipe and is fixing it. >>> so one of the bay area's biggest health insurance companies is doing an about- face. >> kpix 5 consumerwatch reporter julie watts tells us that kaiser will go back to picking up more of the cost of some medications. >> reporter: they announced the change following public pressure. they will immediately resume covering more of the costs of cer

charles will speak at a health symposium in louisville while the duchess of cornwall plans to visit arogram. this comes weeks before the prince's second grandchild is due. >>> the e.u. commission says the greek list of reform measures was received on time. athens has said it will continue to fight austerity measures required under a massive european bailout. even after it won a four-month extention of their bailout. earlier the greek finance minister had this to say about the reforms. take a listen. >> the reforms that we have tabled concern corruption tax evasion, and even worse problem, tax immunity, which concerns the well to do in this country. it -- there are provisions for dealing with the nonperforming loans of the banking schm are preventing the credit circus from functioning properly. there is a very important chapter on the humanitarian crisis that has emerged as a result of the failure of the policies of the last five years. >> for more our journalist from athens via skype. what happens if the reforms that have now been received are not approved? and what's been the reactio

a minute and four times and was leaking onto a property on called cornwall court. they say the water is being shut off and the act would the apple dog should be drained tonight to the elite can be fixed. >> pam: and today is the last day the second of the last day for the king tides. this is video from redwood city pretty the tides occur when the moment, the sun and the earth aligned to create the highest tides of the year. the next king tides will occur tomorrow just before noon and then will not happen again until next winter. the king tides our company by the lower than normal load ties and boulders are advised to stay in the main channels to avoid running aground. >> reporter: we have been having a record-breaking temperatures from december to february and were on track to having the warmest on ever. as san rafael where 55.2 and has definitely been more lately and it can get warmer. we're still dealing with the coastal fault right now. falk fog... it will be breezing. 61 in oakland 63 for san mateo. with about a rise coming up a bit >> reporter: the south easte

the russian bombers were seen off the coast of cornwall. very close and that's the second time that this has happened in as many months. two weeks ago, russian bombers went close enough to air space to disrupt civilian air travel. stay tuned. >> remember these comments about christians by president obama? >> unless we get on our high horse and think this is unique to some other place, remember that during the crusade, the inquisition, people committed terrible deeds in the name of christ. >> now there are reports today that vice president joe biden at the white house terrorism summit talking about violence in the name of the bible. we'll tell you what that's all about and new york congressman peter king reacts in a moment on that live. >> and a roof collapses, burying two people. how the rescuers got to them. >> i don't think they had any warning. this came right down on top of them literally. >> they needed help. help me. help me. and we tried to get to them. now? can i at least put my shoes on? if your bladder is calling the shots ... you

still in love with his former girlfriend, camilla parker-bowles, now his wife and the duchess of cornwallroversial as she used to be. the british have come to accept she will be the next queen. the new book says she will reign with charles and be a power behind the thrown. -- throne. terry moran, abc news, london. >> you know what this means? there's no way the queen is leaving anytime soon. if she is unhappy with her son she will be here until 110. >> people like -- i think a lot of people like the queen, and they are not sure about prince charles. i think a lot of people would like to see her stick around as soon as possible. >> prince charles has this dutch -- fair trade, biscuits, figgy pudding at christmastime. it comes in a little bowl. >> figgy pudding. >> he should focus on that. >> explain that to me. >> bring it to america. there is really figgy pudding in the world. >> is there still monogamy in the world? >> i don't know. >> somebody is arguing there shouldn't be. the guy who invented the hashtag about non-monogamy has a unique take on the modern relationship. >> why social me