sure so most of fort lee those guidelines are not mandatory those are guidelines that's really really important but it is a 3 phase plane and the most important phase is the 1st place the face why because phase 2 and 3 just expands what's happening in according and as wished by the trumpeters ration in phase one and that is that every state every mayor every local government needs to make sure that there is for 14 days no increase in infections so the infections rate has to be stable or or go down if possible number 2 of course in this phase teleworking still not mandatory but recommended who can work from home should work from home the biggest thing here is reopening the economy on a micro or a local level and that means large menus can reopen according to the president larger venues large enough to be absolutely strict on social distancing lots restaurants even large gyms and that is i guess the biggest takeaway from this again phase 2 and 3 will increase will loosen those regulations a little bit more those not mandatory but suggested regulations a little bit more it is all in the

the following day thomas sumter took the british post at orange burg. 15 may, lee took fort granby. all of those british bases on the rivers, guarding the lines of communication and supply, gone. greene then sent light horse harry lee and his legion to georgia to command -- need my glasses here. to command, along with andrew pickens, in the siege of augusta. greene march west. four days later, beseeched the last british post in south carolina's backcountry, 96th. right here. we call that, it was supposed to be 96 miles from 96 to the first cherokee village, which is right near the camps and of clemson university now. it actually was 78 m iles. but anyway. [laughter] >> then, oh, and 96 was commanded by that tough and able new yorker john harris kruger. 96 was greene's only siege and he and his chief military engineer a polish volunteer -- let's see here. there we go. 96/. here you have the trenches. the star fort. communication trench to the town. and another vbbase right over here. this is the key to taking 96. the water supply, the spring branch. but greene and his aide believes that they had

surrendered to marion and lee and 15 may lee took another fort. all of those british bases on the santee and congress river. guarding lines of communication and supply, gone. greene then sent lighthorse harry lee and his legion to georgia to command, along with andrew pickens in the siege of augusta. the rest of the army, green marched west and four days later, besieged the last british post in south carolina's back country, 96 right here. i call that, by the way, it was supposed to be 96 miles from 96 to the first cherokee village of key weed which is near the campus of clemson university now. it was actually 78 miles. but any way. 96 was commanded by that tough and able new yorker lieutenant colonel john harris krueger. 96 was greene's only siege and he and his chief military engineer, the polish volunteer blundered. there we go. 96. here you have the siege trenches. the star fort. communication trench to the town. and another base right over here. this is the key to taking 96. the water supply, the spring branch. but greene and another one believed the sieg