think it was john greenwood who got across earlier in the night and had a long wait. they were tearing down and rails. so the johnson very house probably suffered quite a bit of damage to the army. they were trying to keep warm during the snowstorm. greenwood writes that he bentonite and from a bonfire and when he was facing the fire, his back was freezing and when his back was facing the fire, his front was freezing, so he spent the night spinning around in front of a fire. not, one of the soldiers you wrote about it, you could hear his voice during the crash of the ice and river. here with the bonfires and soldiers trying to keep warm. sentnitial crews were inland to set up a perimeter to capture anybody who happened to be out. out waswho would be brought into the line so they would not be given warning of the attack. the list of characters for the crossing, there are white a few well-known officers. one of the important ones was colonel henry knox. colonel john glover's man from massachusetts were manning the boats. there were a lot of sailors, but you have to divi

i think it is john greenwood who wrote about the march. he says we marched no faster than a 10-year-old could walk, and stopping frequently. there was a line of march, numerous halts and starts. it took about four hours to go the nine miles. there was a crossroads. the army divided into two columns. they had about a four mile march from there. washington accompanied general which came in a along the northeast side of town. general sullivan came in a long river road. within minutes of each other, they encountered the guard posts on the edge of town and forced them into town. this is a pivotal moment of the revolution. the crossing of the delaware christmas night, followed by the victory act trenton, is the game saver, in my view. to many, including washington, the british certainly, they felt the war was practically over. they were ready to wrap this up. we needed a victory. trenton is a small battle. 900 hessians are captured. but the morale effect is huge. it is almost viewed by the population at the time as a miracle event. >> our cities

garvin: darren greenwood is livermore's assistant public works director.nd while water has been darren's profession for many years, art has been his hobby even longer. darren: you know, it's a nice outlet to relax. garvin: along the way, darren's done a few other high-profile jobs. but none has been as rewarding, he says, as those murals at his workplace. that is, until his latest work. darren: i mean, when else do you get a chance to make a difference to somebody who's sick? garvin: at age 17, darren's son, joe, was diagnosed with leukemia. kaiser permanente santa clara medical center would become the family's home away from home for the next 3 years. it was something, however, they were given their very first night that stuck with darren, a care package of snacks for new patients and their families, thanks to an anonymous donor. darren: it was the coolest thing that somebody you don't know is thinkin' about ya, sorry. so i got to thinkin' at that point, "what could i do?" and i paint, so i figured that's what i could do. garvin: and that is just what dar

million prices but given most are still held privately, hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie greenwood—hughess tonight. alisher usmanov makes another move to control arsenal. england are beaten in penalites again. losing in the final of the under 17 european championship. and fernando gaviria shows he's the fastest sprinter in town, winning his fourth stage at the giro d'italia. the there's some news this evening on the ownership of arsenal football club... minority shareholder alisher usmanov has made a bid of around £1 billion to buy out stan kroenke‘s majority share. it's understood this bid has been rejected, meanwhile, manager arsene wenger is still keeping everyone guessing about his future at the emirates. his contract expires after the fa cup final next saturday, when the board are expected to discuss his position. arsenal's final league match is at home against everton on sunday, so could that be his last match at the emirates? of the season? yes. ever? i cannot tell you. i think what is most important for us is to win the football game on sunday. after that, what happens to me is le

. >> bruce greenwood as dr.seman and katie segal, vivian. >> the cougar. >> cougar before we called them that, yes. >> what do you think patrick swayze would think? >> he would be thrilled. he would have a cameo. >> time of my life in hendersonville, north carolina. >> the dip. got to try the lift. >> got to try the lift. by the way the movie airs tonight on abc right the lift is tough. >> one of my favorites. >> might recall last time i tried to lift you. >> yeah. >> at the desk. >> it, it was not planned. >> it didn't. >> just so you know for one. >> coincidentally wearing the same dress, by the way. that was just because we were trying to mimic wife carrying competition. >> just imagine. >> decide to put kendis to the challenge. >> this is going to be awful. >> check it out. >> ha-ha-ha. ♪ because i swear it's the truth ♪ >> you did it. nailed it. >> i did. yeah. >> oh. >> no, see for their >>> this morning on "world news now," the uk prepares for what could be another attack. >> british troops mobilized. con

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes.onight: manchester city win the race to sign monaco‘s ace midfielder bernardo silva. double or quits.... champions chelsea get ready for tomorrow's fa cup final against arsenal. and a 14 man northampton fight back to beat stade francais to a place in next season's champions cup. so lots to get through tonight... starting with some football transfer news and manchester city have agreed to sign monaco‘s star midfielder bernardo silva. the 22—year—old portugal international has been a target for several big clubs including manchester united but he'll leave the french champions for the etihad in july for a reported fee of £15 million. in a statement on the club's website, silva said "when you have the opportunity of being trained by pep guardiola, you don't say no. if he is not the best coach in the world, he is one of the best." well amongst silva's fans is the tottenham defemder danny rose who played against him in the champions league. this season i played against him away and, he is th

reporter angela greenwood explains. >> reporter: will smith and dolly parton degree go to bear creekigh school. how did the celebrities sneak in? >> it's odd. >> reporter: it was all a students' idea to scatter the see john senior sections with them. she says it fits with the yearbook's theme, out of the blue. >> i thought it was a really good place to advertise. that's where the idea initially came from. >> reporter: she sought beyond the shock value, to raise money for a cash-strapped journalism program so she convinced a well- known advertising company to get on board and even got the rights to the celebrity images. >> i feel very excited. i think it's been positively received so far. >> reporter: and out of the blue concept that seems to be well received. students say it's fun flipping through the pages and discovering famous photos nestled next to their very best friends and other classmates. >> angela greenwood recording. in all about 30 celebrities made it into the yearbook. >>> bay area native johnny mathis is releasing new music and opening up in a revealing interview with "

bruce greenwood is baby's dad. debra messing plays her mom.ayze's jump, shot for shot, abc's tv movie is remaking the original film -- which is celebrating its 30th anniversary with a special collector's edition dvd. sfwli called this dirty dancing 2.0. we have a three-hour movie event instead of an hour and a half feature. >> beau casper smart plays the guy that befriends baby. perk of the job? during filming, his ec, jlo, visited the set and even stayed for an epic onesie-wearing dance party. that's jlo in the back, she's the bear. >> i was like, i just had sushi and had a onesie dance party with jlo. pretty fun. >> do you have a onesie? >> i do. >> i got to get an animal one. >>> stick around. we have brand-new scenes from next on kron-4 news at eight:a child...nearly snatched in front of his own home.how the boy got away..and who police are looking for next in a live report. also - it's tick season.why this year could be especially bad and how you can prevent the pests from spreading.i'm catherine heenan i'm steve aveson. the news -- at ei

bruce greenwood is baby's dad. debra messing plays her mom.yze's jump, shot for shot, abc's tv movie is remaking the original film -- which is celebrating its 30th anniversary with a special collector's edition dvd. sfwli called this dirty dancing 2.0. we have a three-hour movie event instead of an hour and a half feature. >> beau casper smart plays the guy that befriends baby. perk of the job? during filming, his ec, jlo, visited the set and even stayed for an epic onesie-wearing dance party. that's jlo in the back, she's the bear. >> i was like, i just had sushi and had a onesie dance party with jlo. pretty fun. >> do you have a onesie? >> i do. >> i got to get an animal one. >>> stick around. we have brand-new scenes from brad pitt's new hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> brad pitt is starring his first-

bruce greenwood is baby's dad. debra messing plays her mom. tv movie is remaking the original film -- which is celebrating its 30th anniversary with edition dvd. i call this "dirty dancing 2.0." we have a three-hour movie event instead of an hour and a half feature. >> beau casper smart plays the guy that befriends baby. perk of the job? during filming, his ex, jlo, visited the set and even stayed for an epic onesie-wearing dance party. that's jlo in the back, she's the bear. >> i was like, i just had sushi and had a onesie dance party with jlo. that's pretty chill. pretty fun. >> do you have a onesie? >> i do. >> i got to get an animal one. my boys would love that. >> you would be cute in that. >>> stick around. we have brand-new scenes from brad pitt's new netflix comedy. stay tuned. grit. some have it, some don't. when the odds are stacked against you, you either hide or stand up. at strayer university we've seen it in our students for 125 years. our success coaches will be there to pick you up and work with you every day to put you on the

here's reporter angela greenwood. >> reporter: 89 days into the oroville dam crisis, the state confirms it will now be a half a billion dollars more in debt as it gets ready for further repairs. the department of water resources confirmed to cbs 13 monday it has taken out a line of credit borrowing $500 million to fix the damaged spillway. so far 67 million of that has already been used. back in april we interviewed congressman doug la moffa who asked president trump for money to help with the disaster. the president declared a major emergency opening up the doors to federal assistance. according to the sacramento bee, the state will seek reimbursement from the feds for 75% of the cost of the dam's permanent repairs. the rest of the money would be paid for by water customers, mostly agribusinesses and water users in southern california, not state taxpayers. >> the state got its line of credit through wells fargo. last fall the state treasurer suspended most state business with the bank after that bank account scandal. tonight a spokesman told the bee the credit line doesn't violate the

i'm lizzie greenwood hughes at the bbc sport centre — also coming up in the programme...t's exeter against wasps in what's being billed as the best premiership final yet. and i'm at this city games in manchester, as sport as a part to bring people together at the end of a tragic week. good evening, wembley is going through the very well rehearsed routine of getting ready for a cup final, in fact over a quarter of a million fans are expected over the bank holiday weekend with two play—off finals taking place here as well but we also see, a minute's silence in all those matches, black armbands being worn and the duke of cambridge will lay a commemorative wreath before kick off. manchester is still very much on everyone‘s minds. former chelsea and everton winger pat nevin is with me. those fans will be mindful. it should be a joyous occasion this weekend, the highlight of the sporting calendar in so many ways. but should we expect a slightly different atmosphere? first of all, you have to get him much earlier. we have even come in the night before. there are a lot of checks

with me lizzie greenwood hughes and jessica creighton. the headlines this evening. exeter dash saracens‘ dreams of the double—double as a late try puts the chiefs into the premiership final. they will meet wasps at twickenham after they beat leicester in a thriller at the ricoh arena. what a difference a year makes. after play—off heartache last season, millwall are promoted to the championship. and how britain's top surfer luke dillon is aiming for a place at the 2020 olympics without even having a coach. plenty coming up this evening. including rugby league's magic weekend, the women's super league, and england beating argentina in the u205 world cup. but we'll start with rugby union. and exeter chiefs are through to the final of rugby union's aviva premiership. they beat the two—time european champions cup winners saracens with a last—minute try. a breathtaking afternoon on the south coast, as hannah lupton reports. saracens have a swagger in their stride, back—to—back european champions and now moving in on the premiership title. at a stormy but welcoming sandy

lizzie greenwood—hughes has been to meet him.d the expected cell in his travel in style test of horsemanship. but as it became more professional, the rest of the world court up and one nation in particular got rather good at it. ironically helped by a yorkshireman. for 16 years, good at it. ironically helped by a yorkshireman. for16 years, chris ba rtle yorkshireman. for16 years, chris bartle commuted from harrowgate to dusseldorf learning german from scratch and hosting them into medal winning machines. what i think i brought to them was a batch of slightly different style of riding on the cross—country, different ideas on how we could relate the dress out to the cross—country riding andjumping —— dress out to the cross—country riding and jumping —— dressage. the sport is all about this, package of three disciplines. while germany improved collaborative‘s fortunes declined. , knitting in returning from rio empty—handed. what can he, himself a former british all a big writer, do to make a difference clutching his nation? focusing

bruce greenwood is baby's dad.on the lawn to swayze's jump, shot for shot, they are remaking the original film which is celebrating the 30th anniversary with aing special collector's edition dvd. >> we have a three-hour movie event. >> dirg filming his ex, j-lo visits the set. >> i just had sushi. it was fun. >> do i have a oncy? >> no. why are you looking at me like that. >> the only one i have ever worn was on dancing with the stars. >> i love you. here's another anniversary. can you believe it's been 25 years since achy breaky heart? billy ray cyrus talked about that milestone and his new album and the man his famous daughter calls his feeian say. >> he's got a great spirit about him. he is a great artist as a painter. >> is he really? >> and he's very humble about it. >> do you have time to hang out a lot? >> we've been hanging out more in the last couple months than the last couple years. >> hanging with the cyrus clan sounds great to us. especially if billy ray is giving up family secrets. >> miley was real t

. >> michael greenwood says fox lincoln high school sophomore was with a group of their best friends unwinding after a long week. even though fox can't swim, friends say he likes the water and jumped in a few times for fun with his buddies. >> they did it four times. he was perfectly fine. >> obviously, he didn't expect things to turn out this way. no one did. no one could have predict it. >> fox is described as a special young man who impacted teachers and staff at lincoln high several of whom spent their saturday at the search site dealing with their own shock and sadness while also consoling heart broken students. >> it's just not possible. this is just a dream. that's what i want to believe. just want to wak wake up everytg going to be all right. >> my son is a beautiful son. he's a good kid. never hurt nobody. and he's harmless. and i just don't understand what's going on right now. >> reporter: philadelphia police are combing through surveillance footage along the river to help clarify exactly what happened. in northeast philadelphia, jennifer joyce, fox 29 news. >>> now to a d

there is video the tanker burst into flames after crashing into a median on interstate 25, in greenwood village near denver. the road had to be closed in both directions, the driver of the tanker truck was taken to the hospital. >>> everyone can save a life, on the healthwatch tonight new push for hand only cpr. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here to explain. >> that is right-hand only, guys. >> cpr no longer means mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, chest compressions only have been shown to save lives. this is ashley newman young healthy dancer during rehearsal last year, minutes later she was in cardiac arrest. >> that is last memory that i have and then i woke up in the hospital. >> reporter: three two-year old had an irregular heartbeat triggered by exercise. >> you were not moving, not breathing, not talking and your face had gone completely purple. >> reporter: her dance instructor called 911 while two others started hand only cpr. >> hand only cpr is standard now. you don't to have do mouth-to-mouth. >> reporter: new york presbyterian is launching a hand only cpr campaign to sh

time for the latest sports news now with lizzie greenwood—hughes. good afternoon.the former champion has relied on wildcards to play since returning to competition last month after a 15—month doping ban. she was denied a wildcard to the french open this week but her ranking allows her to enter wimbledon qualifying in which she needs to win three matches in a row to reach the first round. arsene wenger is still keeping everyone guessing about his future as manager of arsenal. it's been a difficult season for wenger with his side likely to finish outside the top four for the first time in his 20 years at the club. his contract expires after the fa cup final next saturday when the board are expected to discuss his position. arsenal's final league match is at home against everton on sunday so that could be his last match at the emirates. of the season, yes. laughter ever? i can not tell you that. i think what is most important for us is to win the football game to play on sunday. after that, what happens to me is less important, i think. i am here to serve the club and

lost th livesn the lif t in harris county, texas, we recognize and remember th lives of chief clit greenwood and dety goforth who work tiressly to keep housn safe. both tse men serveheir communitieand famili honorably and so graful for their sacrifice. as chairman of the commerce justice, sence, appropriations subcommittee it is and will continue to one of my top prioties to ensure a our law enrcement ffics have the resources theyeedo protect our mmunities and themselves we musalways honor, ott those wh protect us. i express a deephas to the people of txas and america to ur uniformed officers for thir dedcateseice to our aon. >> m. eaker, i rise and praise a good honor our men and women in uniform. for 18 years bud simmons has osted a true hero appreciation day at his pier 31 marina and restaurant where he treats military families to a delicious meal, boat rides on the lake, numerous prizes, and a day together as a family. away from the stresses of military life. if you ask bud m he does it he'll tell you freedom not free and he wants to honor our heroes pledging their lives to protect ours.

scottie greenwood. mr. chairman, i be interested in your thoughts. later this week the u.n. is having some meetings with defense ministers. then there will be nato defense ministerials, as well. i would be interested in your thoughts on multilateralism, engagement of the u.s. and various multilateral institutions, and in particular on nato, the president called it obsolete. not sure if he still thinks that. what is your view on the role of our nato allies and u.n. peacekeeping? thanks. chair thornberry: i think nato has been the most successful alliance in history. i think the more recent comments the president and certainly folks in his administration have made reaffirm the importance of nato. i think the president has had a positive effect on encouraging nato allies to increase their contribution to nato's defense efforts. and i read in the press that announcement an related to that in the next few days as the president is in europe. all of that is good. at this pretty simply. can't do everything that needs to be done in the world. we have to have friends and allies and pa

bbc sport's lizzie greenwood—hughes is there. where is she? lizzie.uld be by some water. that is a hugejump. even though it looks pretty, picturesque. 0h, hugejump. even though it looks pretty, picturesque. oh, you are in the water! you cannot get a sport as extreme and challenging and potentially dangerous as cross. terrifying to be. it is the ultimate horse sport. going from one extreme to the other. behind me, badminton house, the home of the duke and duchess of beaufort is where they invented the sport of badminton but it is different to horse trials where they have to be seriously brave. it is the ultimate triathlon. the biggest, toughest, richest in the sport and the one they want to win. the mecca of eventing. today is all about cross—country. they have to be brave and gallop around a huge course and tomorrow the finale with the showjumping. cross—country day, they have to go over massive fences like this and threw water like this. i have found a couple of potential victims. thanks for joining have found a couple of potential victims. thanks fo

very busy weekend of sport, let's get the latest from lizzie greenwood—hughes.have agreed a deal to sign the monaco midfielder bernardo silva. the 22—year—old portugal international has been a target for several big clubs including manchester united, but its expected he will leave the french champions for the etihad in july for a reported fee of £43 million. the signing is expected to be officially announced later today. meanwhile, one of the players released by city, pablo zabaleta, willjoin west ham on a free chance further. he's signed a two—year deal. zabaleta has described the move as an "absolute pleasure." he spent nine years with city. antonio valencia will be staying put in manchester, though, he's signed a contract extension with united for another two years. he captained the side for wednesday's europa league triumph and will spend a full decade at the club, having arrived from wigan in 2009. tomorrow's fa cup final see premier league winners chelsea take on their london rivals arsenal. however, there have been contrasting fortunes for the sides in th

that is all the sport for now, lizzie greenwood—hughes will have more in the next hour.according to an influential think—tank. the institute for fiscal studies has criticised both parties‘ election manifestos, saying they fail to address the country's long—term challenges. here's our economics correspondent andy verity. ina way, both parties are being honest. labour say that they want to raise taxes to pay for better public services, the conservatives want to continue with existing plans, but the institute for fiscal studies says that neither party is being honest about how those plans will play out. so take labour. they plan to raise £49 billion through tax measures but the institute for fiscal studies says that they reckon it will be a lot less, more like £40 billion. but what about the conservatives? they plan to continue with austerity. the institute for fiscal studies says there is a risk if they implement cuts there could be serious damage to the public services. labour will bring in more money, but the risk is they will not bring in the revenue. under the conserva

. >> bruce greenwood as dr.re we called them that, yes. >> what do you think patrick would think about all this. >> i think he would be thrilled. i think he'd have a cameo. i was wondering if you could give me a dance lesson. >> yeah. >> get all patrick swayze. >> for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, having the time of my life in hendersonville, north carolina. >> well done. "dirty dancing" a special three-hour musical event airs tomorrow night 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. >> and, yes, and coming up, everybody, wonder woman herself gal gadot is here live. there she is. >> rachael: it's the bottom of the jar party! >> announcer: we're shaking -- >> rachae: woo! >> announcer: stirring and squeezing every last drop out of our show! from cocktails to meatballs -- to party planning? next "rachael"! >> wonder woman. check them out. striking a pose back now on "gma" with wonder woman herself or rather a lego wonder woman. a life sized super hero courtesy of lego made of 22,000 lego bricks that took over

. >> bruce greenwood as dr.ral before we called them that, yes. >> what do you think patrick would think about all this. >> i think he would be thrilled. i think he'd have a cameo. i was wondering if you could give me a dance lesson. >> yeah. >> get all patrick swayze. >> for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, having the time of my life in hendersonville, north carolina. >> well done. "dirty dancing" a special three-hour musical event airs tomorrow night 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. >> and, yes, and coming up, everybody, wonder woman herself gal gadot is here live. there she is. some build walls to keep people out. but these are walls that welcome you in. within these walls, california's educators create safe places for every student to learn and grow. where teachers open minds to history... unleash creativity... and show our kids the future. some build walls to divide us. but the california teachers association knows these are walls that bring us together. because quality public schools build a bet

in particular, i want to acknowledge persistent clinton greenwood of harris county office who is literally executed and died on a four-three train. deputy sheriff harris county died on 82815. detective jerry wanner died on january generous 17 and five officers these among others in dallas who died july 26, sergeant michael smith, senior corporal lauren ahrens, officer patrick and officer michael. i went to that memorial and stood with those family members and we will never forget. it is important in today's hearing to explore the challenges and seek strategies to modernize and our law enforcement practices and policies. in order to increase police safety, nationwide and preventing the use of lethal force against a noncitizen and selfless law enforcement officers. we are going to make sure that we look at both sides of the issue and in particular we want to hear from you about building trust and respect. we want to understand what has been used from many in authorization and how we can balance the protection of the community needs with the various assets that you utilize. the need for respo

not seeing their home.one come in particular, i want to acknowledge assistant deputy chief clinton greenwood, constable office who was executed and do i haved on 4/3/17. died on 5/18/15. deputy sheriff harris county sheriff goforth, 8/28/15. detective walker of little elm police department died in january '17. and then five aufrts officers among others who died july 2016, brent thompson, sergeant michael smith, senior corporal lauren aarons, patrick zamaro and michael control. i went to that memorial and stood with those family members and we will never forget. it is important in today's hearing to explore the challenges and seek strategies for modernizing our law enforcement practices and policies to p increase police safety,al nationwide and preven the use of lethal force against unarmed citizens and selfless law enforcement officers. we want to make sure that we look at both sides of the issue and particularly we want to hear from you about building trust and respect. we want to understand what has been used by many, police militarization, or how we can balance the protection that the com

i would like to especially recognize the aurora, littleton, greenwood village and bryton police departments, as well as the arap hoe, douglas and adams county sheriff's departments for doing their best to keep us safe. i'm proud to say these municipal police and county sheriffs departments are exceptional and should be recognized for their extraordinary public service. mr. coffman: these men and women are dedicated to public safety and in honor of national law enforcement week il8d like to thank not only those who serve in law enforcement in the state of colorado but all those who serve across our country. thank you, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? without objection objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today in honor of police week and to say thank you to the men and women in new jersey and in our country who keep our communities safe. especially those who -- and pay honor especially to those who paid the ultimate price in their efforts to do so. sadly this year