you have the british army in new brunswick and the rest of the american army is at moorestown. so the bulk of the british army could come down and squash him in an instant, if they wanted to. there is a british officer who was wounded very badly at the battle of princeton, was not expected to live. asked for permission to have a british officer come out of new brunswick to take his last will and testament. they agree but insisted had to be done at night. what putnam did was in all the empty houses, he put candles to make them look like they were occupied. he then had his 50 soldiers march passed the house where the last will and testament was being taken, sometimes one, two out of time, sometimes six at a time. sometimes he doesn't, sometimes all 50. when the british officer goes back to new brunswick, he reports that putnam is at princeton with 4000 soldiers. [laughter] >> instead of the 50 euro ahead. -- he really had. washington like to make up fake reports. and send them in to british headquarters here in new york. he did so well that after the battle of brandywine in penns

when a british officer goes back to new brunswick he reports that putnam is that princeton with 4,000 soldiers. [laughter] instead of the 50 he really had. with eight reports for spies. washington like to make big reports and send them too british headquarters in new york. he did so well after the battle of brandywine in pennsylvania the british army captured an original american report but were absolutely convinced it was fake because they're getting some a fake reports they refuse to believe it. another one is what washington's deception was he needed to steal a march in the 17812 move the american army and the french army from north jersey and westchester past the british come across the delaware river and even to lay down to yorktown to hook up with lafayette to attack cornwallis. so washington uses the deception battle plan. it is also used in world war ii for the landing at normandy also in desert storm by a general schwarzkopf to do the end of around on the republican guard. they used washington's plan. the first thing you need is a clear objective to steal a march without bein

asked for permission to have a british officer, out of new brunswick to take his last will and testament. they insisted it had to be done at night. but putnam did is an all the empty houses, he put candles to make them look like they were occupied. he then had his 50 soldiers march past the house where the last will and testament was being taken. sometimes, one or two at a time, sometimes six at a time, sometimes a dozen, sometimes all 50. when the british officer goes back to brunswick, he reports that putnam is at princeton with 4000 soldiers. [laughter] instead of the 50 that he really had. fake reports for spies. washington like to make up fake reports and send them into british headquarters headquarters here in new york. he did so well that after the battle of brandywine in pennsylvania, the british army captured an original american report but were absolutely convinced it was faith. because they were getting so many fake reports they refuse to believe it. now, another one is what washington's deception was that he needed to-- to move the american army and the french army from north

you have the british army in new brunswick and the rest of the american army is at moorestown. the bulk of the british army could come down

host: new brunswick, new jersey, john, welcome. caller: what would thomas jefferson have to say about all of this. here is one piece out of the living constitution, and finally where peace is at best preserved by giving information to the government and the information to the people. this lasted most certain and to government, educate the mass of the people and enable them to see it as their interest to preserve peace and order. and they will preserve it. it does not require a key of quote education is key to this. and this is what president obama has tried to use in the united states. the forefathers didn't believe that the population was smart enough to participate in its government. and my second question to america, stop dogging obama, listen to what other leaders around the world have to say about this man. this morning geor there was an interview with the president of russia and the man cares. and the bottom line, educate yourself and know what is going on in your own personal interest. host: john, you made your point. any th

host: new brunswick, new jersey, sylvia, independent caller. an impasse, writes one of the headlines. what you think of that, sylvia? caller: i think republicans and all of the people need to be fired, the regulators need to be fired because if we don't do our job well, we are all fired. host:anne from pembroke pines, south florida. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i'm calling because i'm so frustrated, when you have and they say that the major reason why the bill was blocked yesterday is because of fannie and freddie and fannie and freddie was not addressed in the bill. what people tend to for gatt is the right blames the financial collapse before get is the right blames the financial collapse on fannie and freddie but the banks erode the loans, they are responsible to make sure that they got their i's and cross thier t's. fannie and freddie only guaranteed the loans. it is clear from what happened wall street that these banks have a vested interest in not dotting the eyes and crossing the t's. they were pushing people in ho

host: new brunswick, new jersey, john, welcome.caller: what would thomas jefferson have to say about all of this. here is one piece out of the living constitution, and finally where peace is at best preserved by giving information to the government and the information to the people. this lasted most certain and to government, educate the mass of the people and enable them to see it as their interest to preserve peace and order. and they will preserve it. it does not require a key of quote education is key to this. and this is what president obama has tried to use in the united states. the forefathers didn't believe that the population was smart enough to participate in its government. and my second question to america, stop dogging obama, listen to what other leaders around the world have to say about this man. this morning geor there was an interview with the president of russia and the man cares. and the bottom line, educate yourself and know what is going on in your own personal interest. host: john, you made your point. any tho

brunswick has a delay. now back to tony pann. >> the weather is pretty quiet this wednesday morning. let's send it out to sandra with breaking newsapparently there are pirates this morning. >> it is captain jack sperarrow with a little too much rum. an event this saturday. there are many specials on bars. it is bigger and better than ever this year. we have an imitator of jack. who is coming from the original movie? >> a couple of actors will be in town this entire week in making special appearances at our party friday night and signing autographs. >> people are in character. they look forward to this every year. whether they looking forward to? what is the highlight of the big battleship. >> yes a ship is coming up from florida built from a 1962 movie version with marlon brando. it will be in the sea battle at 5:00 on saturday. roller skating pirates. the chesapeake roller derby will have live music. lots of activities for children. there will be a costume contest. so many things to mention. we have an event at the frederick douglass museum friday night. you can get tickets for $40. on saturday it is free. >> we are having parts

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new people. and we send them off to our federal law enforcement facility down -- and training facility down in brunswick, georgia, which probably is excellent. merely because it's in georgia. and so it's normally an entry level job. and we've had good luck with keeping them. we've had very little turnover. in the early years we had quite a bit of turnover and that got to be a problem. but after you reach parity and benefits and salary, and retirement, that's pretty much ended. >> let me ask you one last question before i turn it over to ms. emerson. the court has requested $6.3 million for 2011 to finish roof repairs to the court building. is this request part of the court's modernization project or is this something new? >> that's separate. that's on the buildings and grounds category. that's on the architect of the capitol. and we'll handle that. but that roof, that's a part of the maintenance, the roof is an old roof. it's the original roof. and this has been an ongoing project. and this -- i think .3 million is to finalize the repairs on the roof. it's the final phase of that. but it is not a part o

the estuary partnership in brunswick, bass and state and federal agencies working together in the new meadows watershed partnership. the partnerships works on coastal protection related to water quality. this effort has been largely funded by the estuary partnership. beyond providing habitat in a place for commercial communities, estuaries is a great place to kayak, boat, swim or go bird watching. it's important to note that much of the value of estuaries declines if people, if the public cannot access them. the under lying bill requires the consideration of sustainable commercial businesses and the management -- in the management planning process and it's important for them to recognize the role of working water fronts that they play in providing jobs and access to our estuaries. without working water fronts we lose access to the estuary and the economic and cultural heart of many coastal communities. as an organization with strong ties to its community, the casco bay estuary partnership relies on the participation of a whole range of stakeholders, local governments, state and federa

new people. and we send them off to our federal law enforcement facility down -- and training facility down in brunswick, georgia, which probably is excellent. merely because it's in georgia. and so it's normally an entry level job. and we've had good luck with keeping them. we've had very little turnover. in the early years we had quite a bit of turnover and that got to be a problem. but after you reach parity and benefits and salary, and retirement, that's pretty much ended. >> let me ask you one last question before i turn it over to ms. emerson. the court has requested $6.3 million for 2011 to finish roof repairs to the court building. is this request part of the court's modernization project or is this something new? >> that's separate. that's on the buildings and grounds category. that's on the architect of the capitol. and we'll handle that. but that roof, that's a part of the maintenance, the roof is an old roof. it's the original roof. and this has been an ongoing project. and this -- i think .3 million is to finalize the repairs on the roof. it's the final phase of that. but it is not a part o

brunswick 874 seven minutes behind schedule. aaron, eun, back to you. >>> thank you. >>> traffic has always been an issue but a lot of people think it's getting worse. according to a newn post" poll 60% of drivers say traffic has gotten worse in the past five years. 28% say the traffic has been so bad it's forced home to move closer to work or occasionally work from home. the average commute for those surveyed was about 35 minutes, 16% reported trips of an hour or more. >>> traffic in the district will be especially bad today. more than 40 world leaders are in washington for president obama's nuclear security summit and because of that many streets surrounding the convention center in northeast washington have been sealed off. there's a security zone from o street to massachusetts and new york avenue and 11th street to 6th street. megan mcgrath has more. how is the traffic moving? >> reporter: people have heard the warnings to stay away from the area. if you look behind me this is 6th street where it intersekts with new york avenue. while we're seeing traffic pick up we're not seeing absolute gridlock. a lot of people have simply stayed out of the area and that's exac

news continues. check things out along i-270 through hyattstown towards clarksburg and germantown, no incidents to report. travel lanes are open. let me mention again that marc rail tells us all brunswickains will be running 10 to 15 minutes behind schedule due to the flash flood watch that's been put in part of their location, traveling area. we'll keep you updated on that. >>> 6:22 is our time. the health scare for miss america, what happened to the virginia native right before she was going to sing the national anthem at a nascar race. >>> a bleeding man left for dead on a sidewalk. wait until you hear how many people just walked right by him. >>> get all your news, weather and traffic as soon as you wake up. so, this is the new car? yeah, here she is. it's, uh...great. thanks! yeah. doors would have been nice. eh... they weren't in my budget. no biggie. hey, you wanna hop in, go for a ride? oh! that'd be easy, right? yeah! narrator: settling for less is not smart. what is smart is getting more car for your money at carmax. for the money you would spend on a stripped-down new car, you can get a fully-loaded, guaranteed-quality used car at carmax. now more than ever, the smart choice