along with his new mohawk, he's learned new ways to get by.trading commissary items. >> everything's for sale. everything. everything has a price. even these little packets of sugar. get ten of these, it's worth $1. three of the oatmeals are worth two soups. >> i'll give you a haircut for that one. i would give you a haircut for free. >> i just got my hair cut. my hair looks good. >> i woke up one morning and i didn't want to get out of bed. i was just depressed. just wanted, like, some type of change, you know, because like you're in here and you don't have any control over anything. and i -- basically the only control i have is my hairstyle. and so i wanted the haircut. >> coming up -- >> i'm feeding you and you're providing a service for me. you help me. you clean my room, heat up my water in the morning, wash my dishes after i eat. >> nick battaglia and his new cellmate set up shop in general population. and william bernard acquires new ink and a busted lip. ♪ >>> nick battaglia is still awaiting trial on his charge of aggravated assault.

mohawk located in new york state and became part of the railroad known as u.s. central, one of the largest railroads in the united states. railroads in the 1830s were very small, very local affairs. they might run perhaps 15, 20 miles between a couple of cities. some of them had grander ambitions of connecting, saving atlantic ocean with great lakes, mississippi river. eventually we got to that point but it took a few decades for local systems to kind of coalesce and grow into each other to form what would be a comprehensive national network. people are always kind of shocked to see this locomotive and especially the cars. they think those cars back there as stage coaches on steel wheels. that's basically exactly what they are. it took a few years to develop the standard railroad coach as we know it today. of course when the railroad was introduced they use the technology they knew. stage coaches worked fairly well to start with. you could get a number of people on them. they tended to rock and roll down the road, as they did over the road for that matter. railr

lawrence into ontario and land at fort oswego, and come down the mohawk river towards albany. comic here in newyork, would go up the hudson. here in newhowe, york, would go up the hudson. and you would have a three-way convergence. new england would be here and the rest of the rebellious colonies would be here and british would have split them in half. it was a great plan but problems ensued. one problem was that lord howe still liked his plan. [laughter] take philadelphia. philadelphia is the capital. what a blow to morale if they lose that. and i am so close. i got so close. i got all the way to trenton. maybe i can find some way to get to philadelphia. know, this is the 18th century. the orders are all coming from london. long time to get across the atlantic. it is the age of sail. the orders were not as definite as they might have been. howe felt he had some wiggle room. leaves --e does is he he does leave 7000 men in new henrynder general clinton, one of his junior officers. and clinton's orders are to a cyst john burgoyne in any way that clinton finds helpful. ms. gregory: may i interject