find of an army synchronizing the pocket watches that the officers carried and then they attacked trenton from both sides within about two minutes of each other and won a great victory. then the the question was what to do with the victory. and he had a couple problems there. the hegss were not drunk. we have eyewitness accounts of their sobriety, but the american army discovered quite a lot of liquor in the ins of trenton and the american army got drunk. and washington had great difficulty getting his troops back again over the delaware river, more so than he did getting them across the first time. and he also was carrying back with him 900 hegs crystals. and the question was what to do about them. the prisoners expected the worst. and to many people remembered what those hegss had done after fort washington, after other engagements around long island and washington could have gone with the lex tell yoen. he it could have been an eye for an eye. but what he did with members of the continental congress was to declare a policy of humanity. that the hegs captives would be entitled to some o

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his model is being replicated in trenton and newark, two other new jersey hot spots.olstered by new legislation that rewards caretakers for preventing and controlling illnesses instead of just treating them. >> it was signed last august by governor chris christie, with bipartisan support. >> rather than a cycle of failure in health care, it creates a virtuous cycle, where we're rewarded for doing the right thing. >> now, here's the problem. brenner's coordinated approach to reducing costs is essentially taking away patients and business from hospitals and doctors. that threatens the profits of most of the established players in health care. when we speak of reducing health care costs, remember that for many powerful interests that translates into taking away my business. but if brenner does succeed in bending the cost curve here -- >> it would make the rest of the country look silly if the city of camden is able to improve quality and reduce cost. and it really shows that this is not a technical problem, but it's a political, spiritual, and moral problem. >> when we c

. >>> officials in trenton new jersey will finally restock toilet paper the city is moving forward with a $16,000 emergency order of toilet paper that should be delivered today and tomorrow. >> look carefully you can see video of toilet paper. >> there you go. >> in case someone didn't know what we were talking about i can't say this is actually in newark though. this is all after a city council budget stale mate led to a shortage of paper there in new jersey council previously voted down the budget that provided for tissue several times. some council members weren't happy the budget included money for purchase of disposable coffee cups and no toilet paper. >> if they can't agree about that. >> everybody needs it sorry. >> we keep some right here at the desk. >> yeah. >> don't show that they might want that back. >> trenton did i say newark? i may have. >> you have the right state. >> mr. barnes,. >> good morning. >> man, what a day today. >> absolutely beautiful highs upper 70s near 80 you know what that means, lots of flowers blooming maybe some trees too. >> yes. >> i think we have s

two hours south of trenton, the record of that dictatorship was being defended. -- two hours south of rangoo n. >> this is very very easy. >> why is the government risking reform? a large part of the answer is in places like ran doom's railway porter. -- rangoon's railway quarter. they hope they have time to get political support. the frustration over missed chances runs deep. with two children to support, this man earns a just over a pound a day. >> life is not going well for me and i have to struggle for my family. >> for all burma's politicians, the task ahead is enormous. >> of britain and argentina are preparing to mark the 30th anniversary of the falklands war amid heightened tensions over the disputed islands. on monday, it will be 30 years since the forces invaded. in the last few months, diplomatic tensions have been stoked by british oil exploration and a tightening blockade by argentina. we travel to the capital to talk to the islanders ahead of the anniversary. >> for a moment, this sleepy column is shattered. -- calm is shattered. they believe themselves well defended, se

the trenton police department has filed complaints with the occupational safety and health administrationg there is never supplies and employees have to bring their on rolls of toilet paper. that is a major problem. it is the end of an era for those of us who grew up with encyclopedias. plus, the extreme measures a mother took to make sure her mother never shoplifted again. >> we have nothing but sunshine now from the mid atlantic down to the south. the temperatures will warm-up but tomorrow we might hit a record rate we will have details coming up and here's a live look outdoors. 72 degrees at the airport. ♪ >> general motors is recalling nearly 37002012 buick regal sedans. the parking lights failed to activate when the headlights which is turned on. it may cause an increased risk of crashed due to reduced visibility. buick is expected to contact owners this week. encyclopedia britannica is turning the final page on its by annual reference book after 244 years. but will stop production of its multi-volume set and will focus solely on its digital encyclopedia and education tools. the prin

it led them through trenton, saratoga and finally to yorktown. the flame which lit from within those first men to call themselves americans and to place their lives and all else that they had or might hope for in the balance of freedom was kindled there, never to go out. but the hard-won independence of the united states was to require reassertion again and again. the next test of whether american sovereignty was to be an accepted and honored fact among the nations of the world came in 1812. the british practice of stopping american ships on the high seas and impressing american seamen into the british navy was at issue here. and the war was primarily a naval one. its one major land battle has come to be known as the battle of new orleans. stubborn, resourceful american woods men faced ranks of disciplined british forces who fell bravely, but in numbers too great to be borne. in the end, this brief war of 1812 made its point to the watching world. americans would live in liberty and individual citizens would enjoy their rights as citizens whereve

only one of them got across the river just north of new jersey, just north of trenton, new jersey. and washington led that force into the storm attacking the hegss. the hegss had expected them to come. they had spies of their own. but t

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places like valley forge, germantown, the philadelphia campaign and most importantly, the battle of trenton. we all know the famous portrait of george washington crossing the delaware going over to face those who were not expecting us. monroe led a vanguard of important men across that battle. their job in the morning before the war was to secure the street heading into town so that no one would be able to alert the british and their allies as to what was about to happen. they had been revelry, they thought that the hostilities had ceased for the season and they were unprepared for the attack. in the process, james monroe and his men alerted a doctor by the name of reicher. they woke him up. he came outside and started cursing at them because he thought they were british. when he realized they were patriots, he told them i too am a patriot and it seems something is going to happen tomorrow and i'm going to go with you because i may be able to save some poor soul. well, that poor soul turned out to be james monroe the future president of the united states. during a critical moment of the bat

and alerting, you know, those other guys in trenton, that could have been a problem. so -- so, you know, as lori has been saying and i think what we're all saying is that a balance -- you know, there needs to be balance and people need to recognize that these are companies with terms of service. read the terms of service. for just one of the social networks that you use. and they're businesses so awareness, education is vital while the courts and various state legislatures are wrestling with all these very important issues that lori has identified. >> so let's go to what the ultimate communication device, let's go to the audience questions. folks can walk over to the mic over here to my right. >> while our live audience makes their way to the microphones, there's a bunch of questions on twitter so i just want to ask two real fast while our audience makes their way. the first is a practical question. the second is more theoretical the practical question can employers access facebook accounts if they're set at private? so hopefully you guys can explain how that works. a

hand over security responsibility to afghan forces next year before coalition troops pull out from trenton fourteen. i'm kevin i would back to you to use in full for moscow in thirty minutes but return to washington d.c. and just a few. well . that's technology. all the developments around russia we. covered. our guys it's time for you said it i read it right take time to respond to my brilliant and engaging viewer comments from facebook twitter and you too because we've got some to say i listen and i want to start off tonight you said i read it with some thoughts from our viewers on afghanistan our audience is long advocated for an end to the war but the latest tragic incident which led to the death of sixteen civilians seems to have pushed them like many americans more quickly or passionately towards a speedy and who all and i need to say get out of afghanistan don't go to uganda don't go to iran just come home and pardo three sixty one said afghanistan is nothing but a great american must leave as soon as possible if not sooner rather alpha said get out of afghanistan get out now and i

devastating situation convicted of aggravated drunken driving and reckless homicide killed and 13 year-old trenton also found richard bolling guilty of leaving the scene of accident prosecutor suggesting received preferential treatment from police may 2009 holding off on a field sobriety tests given a field sobriety test for hours later blood alcohol level was below the legal limit by that >> not the end of the world and able to to be successful in 42 years on earth will not go away batt but the fact neither side was pleased indication the judge straight down the middle not basing his ruling on the motion but instead on the ball at the implications of the crime bamut judge said that's unfair showed creativity looking at both sides >> middle where did her family has one and both lost lives >> chicago newsman john madigan covers various trials great career in chicago died in florida political director known for signing off reports w/drawn out s "wbbm newsradio sssseventyeight." john madigan began a career 1930's as copyboy it first host face the nation fought in world war two 94 years old his daught

the basketball. >> looks like he has a nationals hat on there. >> little outfit on so cute. >> so trentonke you he loves throwing any type of ball, absolutely any maybe a snowball? >> oh,. >> perhaps he will be able to do that today >> i don't know where you are but if you are in the right part of the viewing area you might be able to play with the snowballs later today. see what happens. >>> all right, go to myfoxdc.com click on mornings to submit your child's picture have a great day and let's get to the forecast thanks. i thought you guys were going to help me out i could see we were moving on. >> there is your radar, showers, approaching south and west darker greys where the more intense snow is falling south and west of fredericksburg, culpepper a little band of snow likely reaching the ground and another band crossing 66th west of manassas, out towards front royal all that will be moving through the immediate washington area. really washington and points south over the next couple hours, we are not talking about large accumulations particularly here in the city, prince georges count

. >>> officials in trenton new jersey will finally restock toilet paper after a city council stale mate public buildings. >> they had previously voted down the budget that allowed for the tissue. they were not happy it allowed for purchase of disposable coffee cups. >> there is no doubt there was stealing going on here in the city of trenton too with the workers. >> you believed these were going to disappear. >> 100% no doubt in my mind these cups were going to disappear. >> apparently they do have money for beatle wigs. [ laughter ] >> the city is moving forward with the $16,000 emergency order of toilet paper that should be delivered today, and tomorrow. >> are you trying to say that was a wig? it looked really natural to me. >> okay good. >> who would want to take rolls of toilet paper from places like that? it is not the highest grade toilet paper. >> yeah, right. >> maybe just to make a point though. >> i don't know. >> the city is to broke. >> politicians node to get the people's business -- need to get the people's business done. >> at least he is looking sharp. >> weather wise.

. >>> finally, trenton, new jersey, cannot spare a square. paper and supplies that dangerous low. the garden state could run out of tissue by next week. local editorial advised until a compromise can happen it might be wise to byotp. cautionary tale for illinois. be careful with the cell phone. it's illegal there and in some other places to do something people do all the time. >> chris brew intended to be arrested and charged with a misdemeanor when he intentionally violated the peddlers' law selling art without a permit on chicago state street. when police arrested drew he was carrying an audio recorder. by recording the chicago cops without their content he violated the eavesdropping law and charged with a felony. >> you aren't listening to anything private. it's all public. >> drew is temporarily off the hook. they claim the law is unconstitutional because it's overbroad, especially in a world filled with people carrying smart phones with camera. but until the supreme court rules the law is in effect. you cannot record the law enforcement

trenton, new jersey is experiencing a short average ever a crucial ka mod today taoefplt it appears noare. alisyn: i'm sensing sarcasm. bill: we have more. >> reporter: hearts are beating faster in new jersey's capitol city. city hall is gripped with fear. the headlines spell out the danger of paper shortage. [screaming] >> reporter: yes, that kind of paper. really? >> that's what i said, really? arguing about toilet paper. it's sad, its sad for the city. >> reporter: a squabble among city councilmembers have left this as few of the remaining squares to spare in all of the municipal building. i was taken to city hall's secret basement storage room shocking devoid of comfort giving toilet paper. >> it's eupl bar ration, and the residents and employees deserve better. >> reporter: these right here look like mop heads. >> yes. >> reporter: that won't help us. >> that is not going to help us. >> reporter: that won't replace toilet paper in a real society. >> exactly. >> reporter: the council has twice voted down the purchase of back up ticket. some were concerned about, wait for it a $4,00

. >>> finally, police, firefighters and other trenton city workers were down to their last rolls of toilet of a budget battle in the garden state. luckily an emergency appropriation of $16,000 by the city council saved the day. meanwhile, animal rights group peta offered a six-month supply of free toilet paper rolls. the toilet paper donation came with the condition that each sheet would contain a pro vegan message that read in part, wipe cruelty from your diet. >>> from wipes to swipes, there is a battle going on in new york state involving high-tech science, criminal justice and the right to privacy. it could have an impact on virtual low anyone. senior correspondent rick leventhal lay it is out tonight. >> new york has been collecting dna from criminals since 1996. not all offenders had to give up samples of their genetic code. the law applied primarily to people convicted of the most violent crimes. now anyone convicted of any penal code violation in new york state, including misdemeanors like loitering, graffiti, will get swabbed. their dna entered in a data bank so it can be compared

. >>> officials in trenton, new jersey will move forward with an emergency toilet paper purchase.a city council stalemate led to a shortage of toilet paper in public buildings. the council voted down the budget that provided for the tissue several times because it also included the purchase of disposable coffee cups with handles which some members were concerned about. the council president says the paper cups were removed from the budget request. yeah, i think i'll take the toilet paper over the coffee cups with the handles. >> i'm sure that man had an earful for lawmakers, that is for sure. >>> finally, some good news on the horizon in the housing market. straight ahead on fox 5 morning news. take a look. >> open for business. realtors here in the d.c. metro area say the market is growing more and more active. i'm beth parker. i'll tell you what you need to know if you are going to buy or sell. >>> good news there, beth. we are checking your weather and traffic. stay with us, everyone. time now is 5:42 as we take a look at 395 near the pentagon. ♪ [ male announcer ] aggressive n

controversy at a middle school northeast of trenton after reports an official there had put a no huggingnts were mixed on it. >> there was probably some inappropriate physical contact going on. >> they should worry more about bullying than they do about kids getting along. >> a state school superintendent says there is no policy against hugging in the district. we're told there was some unsuitable physical interaction at that school. washington. a surprise for a 3rd grader northeast of seattle. [gasps] >> what the heck? >> daddy got back early after a year nearly in afghanistan. >> anyway you can give dad a hug? >> kid is recovering from knee jury and very happy to see her father. that's a fox watch across america. i'm jon scott in for shepard smith. this ask the fox report. polls give presidential candidate rick santorum a double digit lead in louisiana. ahead of tomorrow's primary there. but the former senator on defense today after suggesting the country might be better off president obama over fellow republic mitt romney. here are the controversial comments. >> you win by giving peop

supplies had dwindled to few rolls at more than a dozen city buildings in trenton. the city council refused to okay the contract for paper products because it included 4,000 dollars in paper cups. after negative publicity they approved the emergency purchase of a six-month toilet paper supply. that's a good thing. now six minutes past the hour. let's turn it over to al with a check of the weather. >> now we know why they have been writing all those tickets -- extra paper. let's show you what we have for today. pacific northwest. it will get hammered. three storms back to back. they have more coming. we have rain from northern california into the pacific northwest. mountain snows as well. we're talking anywhere from two to four feet of snow in the cascades and the sierra. also looking at one to three inches of rain. some areas locally five inches. temperatures way above normal. 10 to 30 degrees above normal. today in minneapolis, a high of 72 degrees. 75 in detroit. 77 in chicago. >> good morning. it will be another beautiful day with temperatures well above average.

in similar work up in trenton, they found someone who went 450 times in one year. >> these were peopleted medical histories and chronic illnesses. one patient alone racked up $3.5 million in medical bills over a five-year period. >> they're the difficult patients to treat and no one is being paid. and incentivized to pay attention to them. >> what's more, camden's problem is america's problem. just 5% of americans accounted for half of our nation's health care costs in 2009. this is perhaps the crucial statistic to understand about america's health care problem. if brenner could crack his city's cash crisis, maybe his model could help the country. >> and you can watch fareed zakaria's special, road map for saving health care, in its entirety tonight, 8:00 eastern time, here on cnn. >>> a st. patrick's day party gets way out of hand in canada. people set fires. they were throwing things at police. officials say it looked like a war zone. full details next. ♪ he was a 21st century global nomad ♪ ♪ home was an airport lounge and an ipad ♪ ♪ made sure his credit score did not go bad ♪ ♪ wi

magazine, it was your correspondent for the "philadelphia inquirer" in investigative reporter for the trenton times in new jersey. in 2005, she's a finalist for a pulitzer prize and won a george polk award, the worst for investigative reporting and herbert goldsmith prize for her cds exposed in insurance and investment ripoffs of young military consumers. she's also a member of "the new york times" team that was a pulitzer finalist for its coverage of the 2008 financial crisis. "wizard of lies" is her fourth book. it may be her first baby. hbo and robert de niro tribeca films have commissioned a smith being written right on this too at the end of the month. so keep your fingers crossed for that one. [applause] and now, let's welcome him diana and recount. [applause] one game that is wonderful about this book is if you really are very unfamiliar with wall street come with the markets, hedge funds, with bernie madoff, it is a book anyone can understand. however if you are someone who is a sophisticated investigator and hedge fund manager, you will enjoy the book, to and won't feel that it talks

but wall street correspondent for "the philadelphia inquirer" and an investigative reporter for the trenton times in new jersey. in 2005 she was a finalist for pulitzer prize and won a george polk award, a prize for investigative reporting and harvard goldsmith prize for her series exposing insurance and investment ripoffs of young military consumers. she's also a member of the new york times theme that was a pulitzer finalist for its coverage of the 2008 financial crisis. "the wizard of lies" is her fourth book. it may be her first movie. hbo and robert deniro has commissioned a script. it is being written right now and it is to at the end of the month. so keep your fingers crossed for that one. [applause] >> and now let's welcome diana henriques. [applause] >> one thing that is really wonderful about this book is that if you really are very unfamiliar with wall street, with the market, with hedge funds, with bernie madoff, it is a book that really anybody can understand. however, if you're somebody who is a really sophisticated investor or hedge fund manager, you'll enjoy the book, too. y

trenton, new jersey's municipal buildings have little to no toilet paper because they can't agree onpplies. the health department could get involved if it becomes a sanitation issue. >>> no money problems for chad ochocinco, the wide receiver tweeted out adiner invitation to the first 200 people that arrive at sylvia's restaurant. he reportedly brought 8 grand on the dinner. >>> here's your cute animal video of the day. a set of polar bear triplets making their debut at the moscow zoo. they're finally big enough to go outside and romp and play. oh, my. they are cute. sylvia's is an awesome restaurant. have you ever been dr., don? >> yes, i have. >> thumbs up. >> so does chad ochocinco. thank you for watching us. that will wrap up this hour of jansing & co. a big exciting group of people, kucinich, aaron mcpike. see you tomorrow. thomas roberts is up next. my name is robin. i'm a wife, i'm a mom... and chantix worked for me. it's a medication i could take and still smoke, while it built up in my system. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix is proven to help people quit smoki

who went to school in texas, and later became a graphic artist, and mitchell, a grocer's son from trenton, new jersey who worked in the furniture business. before long they fnlticized about starting a business together. >> we actually bought from property in virginia, and we were going to start a vineyard/christmas tree farm. in case the vineyard didn't work, the christmas trees were the second plan. >> reporter: with the backgroubd in furniture, they came up with the idea of manufacturing a line of dining room chairs: what was the idea here? >> first of all it's comfortable to sit at a dining room with this. >> reporter: what if you spill spaghetti? >> you take the slip cover off and wash it. it really took off. >> reporter: they were making a whole line of furniture. >> the 28% is terrific >> reporter: mitchell ran the business. bob, the quieter partner was in charge of design. you have been a graphic designer, so what made you say okay, i could work for a fortunate company. i could build a furniture company. i thought, i can't do that, i don't know anything about fabrics and interior d

. >>> city buildings in trenton, new jersey are filled with toilet paper once again.e yesterday, officials approved an emergency purchase of toilet paper and other paper products. supplies have been ginnedling over a disagreement with a contract to supply the building. some city council members thought they were too expensive. >>> 7:48. this morning, president obama gave david cameron a formal welcoming at the white house. president obama tried to make his guest feel at home by speaking some british/english. >> we americans and brits speak the same language most of the time. so let me say we are happy you are here. president obama and the prime minister will hold talks today at the white house and that will be followed by a formal dinner tonight. >>> and today, students at santa clara ufrt will join with other schools across the country -- university will join with other schools across the country to hear about staying with it when it comes to pursuing an engineering degree. it's part of the effort to address the country's shortage of ecnears. >>> jaycee dugard says s

even governor chris christie of new jersey is mad about it, the trenton fbi is mad about it, you saidght be something of a turf war. >> well, that was my guess. judy would probably know more than i do, but i highly recommend her article with richard clarke who was, you know, as everybody knows, somebody who's worked in the white house on antiterrorism who both come to the same conclusion about this which is that they didn't break the law. of course, if you're going to look for muslim fanatics, you're going to go where muslims are. that doesn't mean all muslims are fanatics, nobody's saying that, but as it says in the article, i mean, if you're going to go after the mafia back when they were going after the mafia, they went to italian neighborhoods, i'm sorry, because they were italian. it's not to impugn all people associate with the that group of people. so to me it seems like what happened is the people of new jersey are upset because they say there wasn't coordination, um, and, um, it just doesn't look like they're doing anything that you wouldn't normally do. they're not violating

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. >>> there's a totally different problem in trenton, new jersey.ing with a toilet paper shortage. they have enough to deal with until friday. disagreement between the mayor and the city council. they're refusing to sign a $42,000 contract to buy more supplies. >>> now on to dayton, ohio. president obama and british prime minister cameron will get in a little march madness. they'll conduct a joint interview during halftime during the game. president obama has a bracket challenge on his campaign website. no word if cameron's picks. the visit will get serious tomorrow when the two discuss afghanistan and syria. >>> so with all that march madness talk, are you filling out your bracket? if so, why not go ahead and go head to head with me or my team? we have our picks in. go online to cnn.com/brackets and join the march madness. >>> all right. will today's contest down south do what super tuesday couldn't? up next, the fight for mississippi and alabama. will they make it a two-man race. >>> now football. mitt romney fumbles his way back in to an out of t

. >> david norman dinkins was born just before the great depression in trenton new jersey.avid remained close to his mom and dad especially his mother. >> my mother and grandmother would hardly lay a hand on me. >> after high school, world war ii was winding down but david wanted to do his part so he tried to join the marines but was initially turned down. >> i was told we have our quota of negro marines. this is not vietnam. everybody was going to war. and people you knew were dying. so i figured the way to survive is to be well trained. >> you know, it's interesting that you went on to serve at the very end of world war ii. just typically, it's not kind of the resume that you would expect for someone who becomes mayor of new york city. >> no one of color had ever become mayor of new york city so who knows what kind of person it takes to become mayor of this great city. >> after the war, he went on to howard university at the insistence of his stepmother. there he met the love of his life, joyce boroughs. >> i was carrying a calculus book and that impressed her. she though

host: jim is on the phone from trenton, mich.. caller: my concern is with the enemies that are in this country that have broken laws to uphold the constitution. they told leon panetta there were no longer viable and did not need to go in front of them. i wondered how you felt about that. guest: the national counter- terrorism center works -- i can tell you from my time working in the counterterrorism strategy group in the white house that suspected terrorists that are believed to be operating inside the united states are being closely watched and cases are being billed against them. i was immensely impressed by the operations of the national counterterrorism center and the federal bureau of investigation in pursuing these suspects, often very successfully. host: what was the most difficult thing you had to endure in order to be a member of the special forces? guest: the training for army special forces, the key to it was that you were constantly tested passed the physical piece. you can build yourself up to that and get through it

trenton, new jersey, frazier. caller: good morning. how are you? [inaudible] host: i am sorry, caller, is there a way you can back up a little from the telephone so we can hear you a little more clearly? caller: yes, we have been [unintelligible] [inaudible] i believe that the whites and blacks should come together. host: caller, are you there? i think we lost that last call. that's the last call we will take. later we will talk about latinos when it comes to 2012 issues. up next we will talk about women and campaign 2012. first i want to take you to the campaign trail to give you a little sound on both sides as candidates are talking about issues. this is from illinois. it is holding its primary tonight. romney and santorum on monday made their closing arguments at two campaign stops. you can see our coverage of the illinois primary starting at 7:00 tonight. to get ready for that, here's a little of what happened. >> for centuries, the american dream has meant the opportunity to build something new. some of america's greatest success stories are p