that little attack on trenton, which was a little village. >> rose: and he took 2,500 men over. >> yes. and two other attacks were launched farther down the river. the. >> rose: and in this case washington was the field commander? >> he wrod with the troops but he was not immediately. general green and general sullivan were in command of the two prongs of the attack and our old friend the boston book seller henry knox was in charge of the artillery and the artillery really were decisive in that battle. >> rose: so these two guys that george washington chose early in '75 served him brilliantly. >> and they served him through the entire war. they were the only general officers to say the distance, to go the whole way with washington. only two of them. washington, knox, and greene the only ones that fought through whole war, of the general officers. >> rose: they would come in and serve and be killed. >> yes. >> rose: hamilton came in at some point, didn't he? >> yes. >> rose: did he serve as an aide to washington? >> at this point he was a young artillery officer and he fought in trenton

trenton, first career stage win. half of a wheel difference, chris froom. tonight at 6:00 we hear from the a's. >> thank you so much. up next, forget sitting and begging. one dog has some >>> coming up at 6:00, why nearly two dozen california kids were rushed to the hospital after a lunktime prank. >> how the look of downtown berkeley will change. joan us at 6:00. >>> a trainer of youtube video of his dog has blown up on social media. meet the four and a half-year-old, jumping into a pool and, skateboarding. omar trained his dogs to do all the tricks and people really like it. historiedow has been seen half a million times on youtube. he also trained the dog featured in the movie "the artist." having a good time. thanks for joining us. for leigh glaser, mike shumann, thank you for joining >>> this is "world news." tonight, behind closed doors. the all-female jury now deciding george zimmerman's fate. this evening, the clues. what they have asked to see. and what to make of the fact that their decision wasn't immediate. our team in florida and our chief lega

trenton with his first career stage win.s froom retains the lead. >> division leaders oakland, and boston, getting ready for game two of a three-game set as we speed. jed lowrie with the seven hmm home run of the season. been a great acquisition. playing sold at short. we asked him a question, he tells it like it is. >> you have to find ways to win. a low-scoring game, play better defense and get a hit. high-scoring game, coin to hit. there's no secret formula. just win. >> the orioles, chris davis is in rare company. he went deep for there'd straight day. number 36 against the blue jays. now one behind reggie jackson for the all-star break. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> thank you so much. up next on abc7 news at 6:00. how a man risks his life to >>> be sure to join my tonight at 9:00. we'll tell you why drilling four gas and oil could be dangerous beyond the standard health hazards. then at 11:00, the royal baby watch. waiting for the birth and how will and kate's newborn means big bucks f

trenton with his first career stage win. chris froom retains the lead. >> division leaders oakland, and boston, getting ready for game two of a three-game set as we speed. jed lowrie with the seven hmm home run of the season. been a great acquisition. playing sold at short. we asked him a question, he tells it like it is. >> you have to find ways to win. a low-scoring game, play better defense and get a hit. high-scoring game, coin to hit. there's no secret formula. just win. >> the orioles, chris davis is in rare company. he went deep for there'd straight day. number 36 against the blue jays. now one behind reggie jackson for the all-star break. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> thank you so much. up next on abc7 news at 6:00. how a man risks his life to >>> be sure to join my tonight at 9:00. we'll tell you why drilling four gas and oil could be dangerous beyond the standard health hazards. then at 11:00, the royal baby watch. waiting for the birth and how will and kate's newborn means big bu

heat index trenton new jersey, 107. and miami florida got twice as much rainfall today than livermore has had for the entire first half of the year. for us we're exceedingly average and that's a good thing. morning fog for berkeley. our forecast for tonight. 70 your high for tomorrow. on saturday, 71 for a high. here's the set up. high pressure in control. but high pressure in my opinion is in the perfect spot. not to the north. that would give us an offshore wind. and the city would be about 90. most of us don't want that. we want some of the warm. with high pressure to the southeast we're getting some of that warm. we'll stay warm but not hot. change on sunday. minor change. but it's a change. the on shore flow picks up. high pressure moves out. low pressure moves in. temperatures will continue to start dropping on sunday and continue to next week. so saturday will be the warmest day of the the next several. cooling trend begins on sunday. but everyday will feature temperatures very close to normal. that's a good thin

i just thought of it. >> open to it being in trenton as much as you are in d.c.?lways negotiate a middle ground like philadelphia maybe. >> on the verge of brokering a beer summit with chris christie and rand paul moments ago. noel, you're worried this is a fight that's already gone too far? >> i think it is created diversity, and we need to be embracing diversity. i'm afraid it's going to cause trouble if it keeps going if the beer summit doesn't happen, so to speak, i think there's going to be a lot of diversity, especially among people that are going to be giving checks and that's what really concerns me. i'm up here for a birthday party, andrea rockefeller, a pretty big donor as well, and i am with someone that would be a potential donor saying these things are bad and this is a donor. what worries me are the ramifications long term. >> the parties always have squabbles. will they be subtle? >> i think it is a great argument to have. this is a debate to have, this is republican party, some key players defining what we're going to be about. i like things to be

he did that in aa trenton. he went 2-4 in seven innings versus the reading, phillies. he struggled in his rehab games and said he's a week away from being ready to return to the new york yankees. phil mickelson getting ready for this week's course. he's practicing one of the most incredible shots you can imagine. it's the backward shot. basically hits it behind his shot. that's incredible. hits it from the rough facing the other way and goes on the green behind him. this is the first time -- he does that on purpose. he did it before at a match. incredible. the championship tees off on thursday. i can't generate that kind of spin. he can do it. >> the physics are possible? >> he's done it over trees. the loft in the spin that he generates. it goes over. >> little hot yesterday in the baseball field. >> to be honest i wear makeup for my job. i didn't bother at citifield because it would have sweated right off. >> you did. or would have. >> can we move on. >> leave it at that. of course the heat wave is well advertised. what's unusual is now it's beginning to spread from

trenton, heat index 107. miami 4 inches of rain fall. it is hot in chicago, too.deo i want to show you of how they are cooling off the polar bears. the kids had a great time watching the polar bears play with the ice. i'm sure they enjoyed the cooler temperatures as well. cooling off in chicago, helping out the bears at the zoo. the climate around here, ice not needed. we have mother nature's air- conditioning. lots of afternoon sunshine, high of 70. pushing the repeat button on saturday with a high of 71 degrees. gorgeous weather for the next couple of days. here's the setup. we have high pressure close to us and to our south and east. it's not giving us that offshore wind coming from the central valley. 10, 15, 20 degrees above average. we are getting warm air, but it's not hot. no triple digits inland and 80s or 90s in the city. starting sunday, low pressure gets closer. that will enhance the on shore flow. increase that flow, it's going to get cooler and it will, starting sunday. what to expect? saturday, likely the warmest day. then slight cooling trend on su

a two-run blast in the third with the trenton rail riders. he'll be back with the big league club on monday. and the yankees also hoping to get back the captain, derek jeter, as well, from are injury. >> yeah. they could get healthy and maybe make a run in the second half. >> they've been battling a lot of injuries all season. >>> that's all from here. back to you. >>> all right, guys. our friends at espn are out a pricey camera after this shot at the british open. it is our "play of the day." denmark's thomas bjorn, getting out of thick rough on the tournament. he scored a direct hit on an $80,000 camera. check that out. >> if that weren't enough, the ball ricochetted and landed in a worst spot. bjorn ended up double-bogeying the hole. he was more hurt than the camera. >>> up next, "the pulse." if you've ever been to casino, you probably felt like this. the gambler that took matters into his own hands. >>> and thrill seekers, what's being called the world's scariest swing. details, coming up. my asthma's under control. i don't miss out... yo

black, in trenton you dedicate it to for loyal american friends in particular. tina brown, harold evans, ann coulter, julie nixon eisenhower, henry and nancy kissinger. rush limbaugh, peggy noonan. et cetera, et cetera. why were you specific about using the word loyal in the dedication? >> guest: well, in sort of crisis that i went through, the onslaught against me, some people went out of their way to be supportive, and some just went -- and if you really defected, became somewhat antagonistic so i wanted to show some recognition to those who have been supportive. because for the latest system works and this is not confined in the united states, when that degree of official is focus on a person, there is the intent by those targeting him to ostracize and isolate him. so all those, since i was writing about the united states i thought i would focus on americans in that. all those who resisted that, army of the once there tended to visit me when i was a guest of the american people, including henry kissinger. i thought it's the least i could do and i was proud to

>> kroft: he's kept that silence behind the walls of the new jersey state prison in trenton, where he is in protective custody to keep him safe from other inmates. protecting himself from his own demons has been more difficult, as we found out when we sat down across from him in a cramped cubicle separated by a thick layer of glass to talk about the people he's killed. is 40 an arbitrary number? >> cullen: 40 is an estimate. i gave a number between 30 and 40. i think i have identified, you know, most of them. >> kroft: look, you pled guilty to murder, but you don't use that word. >> cullen: i think that i had a lot of trouble accepting that word for a long time. i accept that that's what it is. >> kroft: do you consider yourself a serial killer? >> cullen: i mean, i guess it depends upon a person's definition. if it's more than one and it's a pattern, i guess, then, yes. >> kroft: in cullen's case, all his victims were patients assigned to hospital units where he worked as a nurse. they ranged in age from 21 to 91. some were critically ill. others were ready to be discharged when cull

the new york yankee third base man is back on the field for now with a double a team, the trenton thunder and getting back in the game, the real game, may be his greatest challenge. one he hopes to overcome with help from fans. >> the support has been overwhelming. it fueled me. this has been a very difficult process. i am just humbled by the opportunity to play baseball. i love this game so much. i hate all the noise. hopefully that goes away soon and we can get back to playing baseball. >> part of the so-called nice, the investigation into allegations linking rodriguez and other players to this florida clinic, shut down for distributing performance-enhancing drugs. rodriguez denies being treated by the clinic, a possible suspension from the team, a $114 million contract, and his legacy hang in the balance. >> a lot of pressures, a lot of allegations out there. how are you managing to deal with that while also trying to manage the physical part of trying to come back? >> it is a good question. it is never easy. it is not fun. >> what's harder, the mental or the physical. >> i think in th

philly, trenton, new york served as capital. maybe there is a better alternative out there. is washington still the best choice if you can pick? if not, which city should win? let us know on twitter at erin burnett or out front.com. good to see you. good to see you. "ac 360" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> part two of my interview with juror b 37 and no less revealing than part one. she never served on a jury before and never wants to again and has plenty to say about the instructions the jury was given, instructions she says guaranteed george zimmerman would go free and reminded self-defense doesn't retreat from danger if possible n. orlando attorney general addressing the naacp national convention spoke out against the stand your ground laws. >> by allowing and perhaps encouraging violent situations to escalate in public, such laws undermine public safety. it is our collective obligation. we must stand our ground. [ applause ] >> to ensure -- [ applause ] >> we must stand our ground to ensure that our laws reduce violence and take a hard look at laws

some of the warmest spots should be antioch, over toward livermore and trenton.cations and areas south of san jose have a chance of getting into low 90s monday into tuesday and then as it starts to turn stronger, you'll notice your wednesday forecast as it looks like we're looking up to this morning with low clouds going inland, inland temperatures cooling off for the middle of the week, and possibly next sunday, monsoon moisture which is right now over yosemite. something to watch. >> thank you very much, rob. we want to update on the breaking news right now in redwood city where the massive fire ripped through an apartment complex over night. part of the roof collapses and 18 people were sent to the hospital, now we're learning including two firefighters. injuries ranged from minor cuts and bruises smoke inhalation. residents called 911 just before 2:00 this morning to report a fire on the second floor of the hallmark house apartments. there walls also heavy smoke on the third floor of the 72-unit complex. firefighters called in 20 engines and 7 ladder trucks o

new york felt like 102 and trenton, new jersey, state capital, 107 degrees. so why are we normal? it's because we have high pressure in control. and it's also where high pressure is located. this h, the center of high pressure, was up here, we would have an offshore wind and everybody would be hot even san francisco could be at 90 this time of year. not the case. high pressure is to our south and east. we're warm, not hot. low pressure will come in, in a couple of days on sunday. highs tomorrow exactly normal for san francisco. 66. concord 3 degrees above average at 90. and san jose 84 degrees. flow extremes around here. you may get an extreme sunburn. fremont 78. fairfield tomorrow 94. santa rosa beautiful, sunny, 84 degrees. we will stay warmer than average through saturday. then we'll drop a few degrees on sunday. and by the middle of next week, we may be one or two degrees below average. >> what? >> we may have to put outbreaking news. >> outrage! >> what?! >> this is very pleasant weather and exactly what to expect for mid-july. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, how this year's

well, i note we have a number of books that are available here, trenton.'m sure adam would be happy -- >> very happy. i'm never happier than when i am signing books. [laughter] >> but i want to thank you again for coming out again on such a rainy night. and particular thanks to adam. rivera be happy to have them here. his reputation preceded him and i'm never happier than when i'm talking about an et finest topis passionate about the intricacies of global banking. so thank you again, and thanks to all of you. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> you were watching c-span2 with politics and public affairs. weekdays fiction live coverage of the u.s.-centric on weeknights watched key public policy this. end of the weekend the lace nonfiction authors and books on booktv. you can see past programs and get our schedules at our website. and you can join in the conversation on social media sites. >> erika jong, what's on your summer reading list? >> i have the book, the interesting on my night table and i started reading it. i also always read a lot of books on me

philly, trenton, new york served as capital. maybe there is a better alternative out there.f you can pick? if not, which city should win? let us know on twitter at erin burnett or out front.com. good to see you. good to see you. "ac 360" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> part two of my interview with juror b 37 and no less revealing than part one. she never served on a jury before and never wants to again and has plenty to say about the instructions the jury was given, instructions she says guaranteed george zimmerman would go free and reminded self-defense doesn't retreat from danger if possible n. orlando attorney general ass

joining me now in studio is a priest from trenton, new jersey. you for your time. >> good to be with you. >> let me get to the headline here. breaking news this morning that the pope had made these comments. what was your first reaction regarding the comments as it relates to gay priests? >> my first reaction is this is the teaching of the church. i also thought francis is the pope of the personal encounter. in his comments, he said when i speak to gay people, when i meet with gay people, so he's revealed to us he knows gay people. we all know gay people. relatives, friends, co-workers. he's revealed to us he knows some also. he's had this personal encounter. everything that he does -- you see this all throughout his visit there to brazil. he's encountering people. he wants that one-on-one connection with people. the way he meets them, the place he meets them at is the place of mercy. >> in his choice of words, though, saying, you know, that who am i to judge? we often hear people who felt oppressed and downtrodden or looked down upon say, how ca

someone so much for the right to life richard excellent point thank you for calling and making a don in trenton new jersey aidan what's on your month and. my son chris had a quick go a couple weeks ago twenty two year old from the last generation and there's a certain mr right getting. going because of that. and i know we're going to take your forgot about it there's one second coming up what do you think about it i think thank you don for the call i think that what we really need is a new new deal on the new deal bill strong middle class although african-americans were still largely left out of that after brown v board the civil rights act all those things lyndon johnson said let's let's catch up even more and initiated the great society and that that cut poverty in half in the united states significantly in the african-american community and in fact created a larger part of the african-american middle class but johnson's idea about the great society was like this is a twenty percent down payment let's see if it works if it works then we'll do more of it and you know little did he know that ro

because it reads trenton. it reads thriller and it kind of, i wonder if you get a perfectly. >> we were looking for a think of our publishers that we have done a thing and it about capital punishment, that's certainly been done before but i said martin, we want to tell stories and also explain the law. and from time to time we, in the 20. where he couldn't quite agree in what we're doing and we said someday we will do it, we got together and said 15 will be murder at the supreme court, how about the cases, the crimes that make the law? and all these kinds, you didn't -- these other crimes that the supreme court used to make the law, to shape the law, to define the law of capital punishment. when we agreed on that, you know, that's it. and the publisher change it to legal crimes, lethal crimes in landmark cases. but the fact that we had agreed on a -- i think it works. >> guest: coming up with that theme, the unifying theme was the hard part for us. we made several false starts over the years we must admit. >>

the third baseman is back on the field with a aa team the trenton thunder.ting back in the real game may be his greatest challenge, one he hopes to overcome with help from fans. >> the support has been overwhelming and it's fueled me. this has been a very difficult process and i'm humbled by the opportunity to play baseball. i love this game so much. i hate the noise but hopefully that foes away soon. >> reporter: part of the so-called noise major league baseball's investigation into allegations linking rodriguez and other players to this florida clinic, shut down for distributing performance-enhancing drugs. >> a-rod! >> reporter: rodriguez denies being treated by the clinic, a possible suspension from the team, a $114 million contract and his legacy hang in the balance. >> a lot of pressures, a lots of allegations out there. how are you managing to deal with that while also trying to manage the physical part of trying to come back. >> that's a good question. never easy and not fun. >> reporter: which one is harder the mental or the physical? >> in this cas

not in the home run derby, but in a aa game in trenton.aseman went 2 for 4 in a rehab outing, seven innings of work against the redding phillies. that's a good sign for a-rod. he struggled in single a. he says he's a week away from being ready to play with the big boys. >> trenton might be as close as he gets to yankee stadium this summer. >> we shall see. all right. coming up next, we've got mika's must-read op-ed pages. you were -- >> i'm not -- >> you were on the beach in south of france. >> what's wrong with you. >> >> that's a tad -- >> how was san tropez? >> that's her favorite. that is her favorite. >> "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. my mantra? trust your instincts to make the call. to treat my low testosterone, my doctor and i went with axiron, the only underarm low t treatment. axiron can restore t levels to normal in about 2 weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especially those who are or who may become pregnant and children should avoid conta

trenton, for example, screening. i think there are things that we need to look at. i was surprised that none of the possiblerans -- one explanation could be that may be the screening was conducted a few earlier when the screening was not fully and lace, but that -- fully in place, but that is not a reason not to do that again. the veterans have indicated we need to look at procedures for screening to see if there is a some kind ofoffer another chance to have the screening done in a simpler way. so, i would fully agree to that. i take your other point. of havingnse in terms options available, i.e., some coordinator. or i think we are toying with these ideas and our primary care clinic, and our pac as you know the coordinators help in the transition of the service members coming into our system. but they also assist in coordinating care whether it's with other specialty clinics or between the va and community. teams have pac post deployment counselors that also provide a similar kind of a role. what we begin to do now is to add some more coach that is can help to furt