but 22 are killed, including colonel rall. over 80 are wounded and washington and his men casher -- capture about 900 hessian soldiers. it is an astounding victory, credited primarily to washington and his determination to press on. washington was not content with this, however. he understood this may not be enough momentum to keep the revolution and the cause through all long winter that was coming. so he convinced them to sit around -- stick around for six more weeks. he was persuasive, and a $10 bonus for staying with enough. he crossed into pennsylvania briefly, and that is the new year was donning crossed into new jersey -- dawning crossed into new jersey and went into battle against the british at princeton. he defeats them on january 3. he led his army north to moorestown, new jersey, where they went into winter camp. washington was the cause of this victory. we cannot attribute it to anything but him and his determination to continue on. washington would face some pretty significant challenges yet to come. the followin

kimberly: other protesters took their message directly to president trump, holding a rall their message, discriminating based on religion is wrong. immigrants have long been contributors to our country. the groups included immigrants and visa holders from iran, iraq, syria, libya, somalia, and yemen. and a the war on terror combat death. a u.s. service member died on a raid against al qaeda forces in yemen. three other service members were hurt. raid tookon says the out 14 al qaeda members, including three senior leaders. new developments in the murders of two people in prince george's county. police say an employee at a restaurant shot his coworkers and then himself. tonight, the suspects, karlief condition. critical all three worked at the blue sundae bar and grill. was found in the woods by his home. police say he has two self-inflicted gunshot coming up, what police say caused a temporary stop and -- in the flow of traffic in the middle of the woodrow wilson bridge today. plus, honoring their mother. prince william and prince harry announced plans to pay tribute to princess kimberly

." >> that was feminist icon gloria steinem at today's rall across the country and around the world millions of women held large demonstrations for women's rights just like the one on our mall here today. there was a rally on every continent today. go to the nbc washington app to see photos from here to antarctica. >>> russia seems to be embracing president donald trump. some russians threw parties to celebrate his inauguration. remember the u.s. government has accused russia of attempting to interfere with the election to help trump win. these some of those images. trump has challenged their findings and has spoken glowingly of president vladimir putin. some russian lawmakers are welcoming the new administration. >> trump is a real american and of course he will be pro american but it doesn't mean he should be anti-russian. >> putin has denied the hacking accusations. a spokesperson for the russian leader says putin is ready to meet mr. trump but adds that meeting may take months. >>> president trump is lining up his first leaders as president. first on friday he'll meet with british prime

. >>> last month, the fourth circuit court of appeals in virginia heard o rall argument in a case challenging mass interception and search of american's internet communications. the aclu brought the case on behalf of a nump group, including tinclude foundation and amnesty usa. the issue concerns the upstream program, which searches communication, including e-mail, chats and web browsing traffic as it travels back and forth between the u.s. and foreign entities on the internet backbone. patrick toomey for plaintiff's appellants. this is a program of unprecedented breadth, one that involves searching the full contents of messages in real time. the plaintiffs have challenged it on both statutory and constitutional ground. the only question before the court today though is whether the plaintiff's alleged standing. the government asked the court not to credit the plaintiff's allegation, and the amended complaint, but there is no question that applying the same rules in any other case, the plaintiffs have alleged standing. that is precisely the lesson of the third circuit's recent decision that per

. >>> last month, the fourth circuit court of appeals in virginia heard o rall argument in a case challenging mass interception and search of american's internet communications. the aclu brought the case on behalf of a nump group, including tinclude foundation and amnesty usa. the issue concerns the upstream program, which searches communication, including e-mail, chats and web browsing traffic as it travels back and forth between the u.s. and foreign entities on the internet backbone.

if you switch up the board, sterling weakness and it ftse rall continues. yields up.ou need to know. inflation ahead. factory prices rising at the fastest pace in five years, adding to the global deflation seen in the market. and a post-brexit pound is the gift that keeps on giving, a double record for the ftse 100 as it haeadeads for his ninth all-time high. up senator jeff sessions is -- how many democrats will vote against him, and what potential changes could he make? that is what you need to know. david: they

. >> we've had ha tremendous rall since then. is there still more to go?re going through the 20,000 number boom. it's a question of when it gets rolling and i'm very optimistic about the financial markets and by the way i don't think we're goei going to back up in bonds because there are going to be a number of tax programs and the move in oil and energy is going to be very beneficial for our country. i'm very positive about the markets. >> that's what yrv been saying. what's the consensus right now? do you watch that top of the 6:00, the 7:00, the 8:00? what i'm hearing and i've started saying this. the consensus is we've gone too far, too fast, we don't know if any of these policies will be enacted, there may be problems with the trade war -- everyone of them thinks we've gone too far, too fast. we've had one person say we're underestimating the sum total of all of these pro business programs. when has the consensus ever been right? when everyone comes on singing the same song? there's two scenarios and the one in the minority is that we're underestimati

if you switch up the board, sterling weakness and it ftse rall continues. yields up. alix: good to see you. here is what you need to know. inflation ahead. factory prices rising at the fastest pace in five years, adding to the global deflation seen in the market. and a post-brexit pound is the gift that keeps on giving, a double record for the ftse 100 as it haeadeads for his ninth all-time high. up senator jeff sessions is -- how many democrats will vote against him, and what potential changes could he make? that is what you need to know. david: they want to go to that big move up in china producer price numbers. it was the most in five years. we are joined by our bloomberg executive editor. welcome to new york. i guess the first question is why? we saw such deflation in pti for so many months in a row, and now it has turned around rather genetically. -- rather dramatically. >> there has been a lot of government stimulus. we'll get annual gdp later this month, and that all to show that the government has been pretty transparent about hitting its target of 6.7%. the o