and there to draw the british troops into an attack which happened in a second battle of trenton. and the british were defeated in that battle. then washington who was then in a tight spot, a light came on and he and his counsel decided they would try another attack and washington led his troops around the british armies to attack a british brigade that was in princeton ten miles away and the result was a battle of princeton and again another victory. so washington had won four victories in this very short period and they were very different one from another. and it was frederick the great saying this is the greatest military feat he had ever seen in the conduct of that campaign and that was only the beginning of that campaign. it went on in which all together the american army and the militia fought something like 80 engagements. they were very small, mostly foraging parties, but what they did was slowly wear down the british and the hessian troops who were in new jersey. it was a heavy blow on that force. then as the revolution went on, there were something like 24 campaigns. wa

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we estimated that we need about $250 million for our mission critical trenton state of good repair. we have a pretty significant level -- transit state of good repair. in terms of our top priorities, safety. under state of good repair, thanks to a lot of good work to rework the line item in the capital plan. we would not see any new vehicles coming to the city for the next five years. in the first couple of years, we will get moving on 150 new electric and motored buses. we have significant level of fines for traffic signals upgrades to rehab this sunset tunnel. the wreath at the green mans facility, we are about to start the -- the roof at the green at maintenance facility, we are about to start that project. it is being done under very suboptimal conditions. something that is long past needing restoration. metro turnaround, kind of a key juncture for the underground system. all of our trains run through. here. that will happen in the next two years. 18 parking garages. on the safety side, we have everything from infrastructure in the ground, such as pedestrian flashing, bicycle sa

the reason they are as high as they are is because sadly, we did suffer the housing street trenton where we lost by people at one residents in one day in one incident. that is it for my report. i will defer the rest of my time. unless there are any questions. >> i'm pretty sure we held the funeral today in western addition. as far as we know, no problems. >> it went without incident. we believe we know the reason, if you will, on why that particular crime took place. the young man from the west addition was in the bayview. although there are some gang implications, we do not believe it was motivated by a gang situation, that it was actually a dispute involving several kids. >> i knew the young man, so i just wanted to make sure there was nothing today. that is good. >> very quiet today. >> before we move on to the occ director's report, i want everyone to know we have cami blackstone from carmen chu's office. if you have concerns, she is here to reporters. please call the next item. >> line item b, occ director's report. >> good evening. i am the director of the office of citizen complai

traditional oxford cambridge university boat race is being charged with causing a public disorder trenton oldfield forced the road to stop running to their path but the race did resume after he was safely removed from the river cambridge went on to take the title after ultimate broke and this was the first incident of its kind in the hundred fifty eight year history of the race. christians of throughout the world have a reason to celebrate today marks palm sunday for orthodox christians of the day jesus entered jerusalem before being crucified and protestants and catholics are observing easter day of christ's resurrection the vatican has kicked off celebrations with its annual mass and blessing in some peter's square your thoughts calibur mark easter sunday next week. the british government is thinking of introducing a minimum price for alcohol in an effort to curb the rising level of binge drinking in the country some believe the measures won't worry the heaviest drinkers from hitting the bar with this story as r.t. as i have it. this is your average friday night now in britain it's not

traditional oxford cambridge university boat race has been charged for causing a public disorder trenton oldfield forced the rose to stop when he swam into their part of the roast resumed after he was safely removed from the river and a cambridge went on to take the title after oxford broke and this was the first incident of its kind of the one hundred fifty eight year history of the race. christians are throughout the world have reason to celebrate today marks palm sunday orthodox christians of the day jesus entered jerusalem before being crucified and protestants and catholics are observing east earth day of christ's resurrection the vatican has kicked off celebrations with its annual mass and blessing in some peter's square at the orthodox calibur marks easter sunday next week. well the french president nicolas sarkozy has unveiled his vision for the country on thursday in preparation for the upcoming elections he reconfirmed his plan to cut immigration to france by half just two weeks after the shootings in the city of toulouse rocked the country because artists are australia reports

. >> welcome to trenton, new jersey. it's been a busy couple of days. from what witnesses said, it's about 25 to 30 luxury cars. ferraris, forthats and lom bargainnys. they said well in excess of 100 miles an hour following this trooper and failed by a trooper, both with their emergency lights flashing. the witnesses describe really a dangerous scene. they said drivers were struggling to get out of way. an older woman panicked when a trooper came up behind her and almost wound up in a ditch. with the police escorted a vary can of 30 exotic vehicles all traveling well over 100 miles an hour. do we know why they were in such a rush to get to? >> no. that's not totally clear yet. they were going to atlantic city. the attorney for sergeant first class has been suspended. brandon kay jobs was among them. they were going down there to coordinate maybe some of these charitable events. but that's not clear yet what they did in atlantic city. we saw the video from 2010. what are the repercussions? >> official channels through the state police say that these kind

rounding out of the rest of the draft, nineez had two sixth round choices on safety trenton robinson and offensive lineman jason slowey of western oregon. cram johnson of virginia. the raiders used their fourth line pick on a linebacker. burris is no. 9 here getting half a sack. oakland turned to offense with its 5th round pick and raiders added wide receiver from arizona. another 5th rounder penn state crawford and defensive lineman of georgia state in the 6th and penn state linebacker in the 7th, cal had a very respectable six players taken in the trast. today receiver marvin jones was chosen be the cincinnati bengals. jones stock was said to have risen in the combine. he had 13 touchdown catches while working with a mixture of quarterbacks. >>> other locals taken were robert turbine of fresno state. calcal stiled to come on this saturday night edition of porn [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? we had to watch basketball in the living room... that's where th

here's kyle stack, manager of trenton, michigan. >> we don't always tell the state of michigan what they need to do. i think cities can have better jurisdiction over their own areas. they know what needs to be done and where we need to go with it. we will probably all be in line the way it's going. talked to a few of the mayors here. we all have money issues. >> we will probably all be in line form. for takeover. if you drive out to detroit this month turned its finances to the state for supervision, you drive out to detroit, you come to town after town under some form of emergency management, some form of state takeover, whether actual emergency manager or state takeover to do what the state says or else. not just michigan, the state is set for other states under various forms of emergency manager laws in those states. the capital of pennsylvania, city of harrisburg exhibit a outside michigan. the question for michigan and other states looking at this as a potential model is not whether cities and towns are in good shape or bad shape, the question is whether we use democracy as the way

police say it happened late last night here on trenton place.hot, later pronounced dead at the hospital. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> a top official in the national rifle association is offering sharp criticism against the media regarding the trayvon martin case. during the group's annual meeting today, the executive vice president accused the media of sensational reporting. the case gained national attention last month and trayvon martin was unarmed when george zimmerman, a neighborhood watch volunteer in florida fatally shot him. zimmerman was charged with second-degree murder last week, but claims the shooting was in self-defense. >>> more celebrities are voicing their opinion about the trayvon martin case. he just released a new tribute song entitled justice, if you're 17. >> if you're 17 with a hoody on, watch out for the neighborhood watch dog. if you're at the right neighborhood at the wrong time. >> the music video is expected to be released week. he is working on a short film about racial profiling. >>> at howard

according to "the times of prese trenton" firefighters found the puppies in the basement of the home.. >>> rick santorum says the gop race is now at halftime after mitt romney's clean sweep last night, but is it more like the end zone for the former senator. that's next. >>> but first, you haven't heard the last of rick santorum, newt gingrich, or ron paul. but it's time we heard less. mitt romney now has more than half of the republican delegates that he needs to claim the nomination, and by our count if he manages to win just 44% of the delegates still up for grabs, he's home free. so santorum, on the other hand, has to win almost 80% of them. ron paul, 96%. now, mathematically possible and, yes, some delegates technically can change their minds, but come on, santorum, gingrich, paul, any republican hopeful not named romney, your hope is 3r0b8 lprobably misplac your 15 minutes are up. ♪ happy trails to you ♪ until we meet again all work . all work . will make brady miss his favorite part of the day. ♪ [ upbeat ] [ barking ] [ whines ] that's why there's beneful playful life, made wi

in trenton new jersey, hello, orley. good morning. >> good morning, mr.bill it's bill. >> thank you. >> i got some comments. one is they want to challenge his record this is part of his record. >> that's fine. >> sure. >> they say it's not enough money to spend on one guy. what about all of them spending all of this money on trying to get to obama? how much money have they spent to try to go after one guy? >> a billion dollars. >> not a bad guy. >> they will spend a billion dollars this year. the truth of it is i think we are all see through this. we can all see through this. there is a lot of jealousy and a lot of hypocracy going on. laura bush told georgey boy at the time, you are sounding like some sick sheriff, stop this tough talk. we are going to bring him back dead or alive. you are with us or against us. that tough talk. they didn't do crap to find osama bin laden. it took a cool customer like barack obama to say, he is our enemy. he is the leader of the enemy. we are going to find him. we are going to go get him. he did and damn right he can take

, it makes me wonder about how many kids are in newark, jersey city and irving ton and camden and trentonut won't get there because we don't have the guts to stand up to the educational establishment in the state who wants to protect the status quo. i reject that. and if it costs me my political career, so be it. >> a recent quinnipiac poll shows christy approval rating at 59%. the highest mark since taking office in 2009. christy received 64% approval from the state independence. impressive. >> six months, saying things were rough with chris christie. he was talking off camera at 35% the same way he's talking on camera right now. we all heard him. he's figured out how to do something that pays off politically that scott walker in wisconsin and john kasich in ohio have tried to do. >> it's pretty easy to do. the four state senators from new york state running with opposition from conservative groups, governor christie, governor kasich shall you mentioned, president barack obama if you stand up and say i might be a one-term guy here, this is what i believe. i'm going to roll the dice. here

the wall street correspondent for magazine, itws co ther the inveladelphia "philadelphia inquirer"trenton. 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 down to you at all.

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magazine, it was your correspondent for the "philadelphia inquirer" in investigative reporter for the trentonimes 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 d

. >> here's a brief portion of tyler's documentary, trenton. >> i am a citizen of this country and its culture, and the only way i participate fully is by voting. i feel it's my right and also my responsibility to vote. >> susan b. anthony and elizabeth katie stam drafted the amendment and the first introduced in 1878. it was 41 years later in 1919 when the congressman of the amendment to the states for ratification. a year later it was ratified after with tennessee's ratification being the final vote needed to add the amendment to the constitution. >> the 19th amendment ratified with a perfect 36 states which happened to be tennessee, the last date, there were 48 at the time to 35 had done it with the rest said they wouldn't tennessee was on the spot became the perfect 36 that gave women the right to vote. >> you can watch the entire document along wit with a winnig bid at student kim.org. and continue the conversation at our facebook and twitter pages. >> again will be going live to your remarks on collective bargaining and baseball with executive director of the players association.

trenton times in new jersey.r 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 down to you at all. so today we'll talk about bernie madoff, who he was, what he did or we don't want to leave anybody behind. so if you're not familiar we will start with who is bernie madoff, what he did and i think importantly why he did it. what he says in the book is that he really did intend to be a great fi