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i fought with him at trenton! i was there at princeton! my dear marquis. hello, james! hi! mon ami!must take cornwallis or be all dishonored. your excellency, take him we shall. uhh! no! these men should not be singled out from any other soldiers for this duty. you'll be all right. just rest. since i came to these shores, i've been mistreated by white people, first as a slave, now as a soldier. there must be good white people. show them to me. please, show them to me! fine work, james armistead. the marquis has told me how greatly your spying has aided our cause. thank you. now we can lay siege to lord cornwallis' position. nothing and no one will go in or out of yorktown. general rochambeau? we will begin digging our trenches here, beyond the range of british artillery. we shall batter the fortifications of yorktown and every day move closer and tighter around them. soon, we will be close enough to fire into the town itself. it might take days, it might take weeks, but sooner or later, the british will run out of ammunition out of food, and out of shelter. and when that day arrives

it's when trenton kicked one officer in the groin and injured another officer, causing laceration to his head, his arms and his knees. look at this officer here on the left. look at his forehead. you can see a big bloody gash there, which is believed to be caused by mr. carlin. >> i think he asked to be treated like that when he hit an officer. >> you do see a guy on the ground appearing to resist for quite a while. according to reports, he was arrested, now faced with assaulting an officer and resisting arrest charges. i'm a sports fan. you spend a lot of money, you got your cool shirt on, buying your beers and then stuff like this happens. >> at a country club in australia, a husband and wife are closing a business down for the night. two money storm in. one of them has a shotgun. the wife climbs under the table and the husband goes back to open up the safe but the woman they have there, that is a bartender. the bad guys got away with $10,000 australian. kevin did talk to 9 news in australia. >> when you got a shotgun at your head and you're told "keep your eyes down," all you can

. >> when i got my first full briefing when i left trenton to come here, i said to my staff, i feel like i want to throw up. i know how i feel, i can only imagine how residents and business owners in this area are feeling. my heart goes out to them. that's why i'm sure every resource is brought to bear to contain this problem. >> got to be tough for the community there. the fire may have started in a popular custard shop and spreading to other parts. they are not completely certain about how all of that began. >>> more than 2.5 million people caught in the middle of raging floodwaters in the west. entire central colorado towns cut off by rising waters. local officials are telling residents just get out. nbc's jay gray joins us from boulder, colorado. good morning. is the town still cut off? what are you hearing? >> good morning, richard. there are communities that are still cut off, not only from the water but rock slides as well. look, that water has been relentless ripping away not only streets but entire communities in some places. right now it shows no signs of slowing down. driving

. >> when i got my first full briefing before i left trenton to come here, i said i feel like i want to throw up. and that's me. after all the effort and time and resources that we've put into help the folks in seaside park and seaside heights rebuild, to see this going on as i said is unthinkable. we'll get back to work. >> joining us for more, kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: yeah, just to give you some idea of what's going on right now, the governor said it well when he said it's up thinkable. take a look behind me, you can see they are still spraying it down.ake a look behind me, you see they are still spraying it down. they are still working trying to put out any hot spots. the fire is controlled, but this was burning so hot at its peak, ten alarms, that they're still concerned that it could be smoldering, so they are still working as they have been for so many hours now. you have to look at these pictures and keep in mind this is an area that just reopened after super storm sandy. the boardwalk, the pier here suffered devastating damage. they reopened memorial day weekend, the go

they had rewritten their constitution, and in trenton, i had an introduction to a woman named marie katzenbachmarie katzenbach was a vice president of the new jersey convention. she said, "hold your convention at the state university." i said, "we don't have a state university; we have something called the alaska agricultural college and school of mines." she said, "well, hold it there instead of in the capitol because the capitol has entrenched lobbying interests, and they will be lobbying for their pet projects. and you go to the university, you'll have a library facility, and it's a much better scene." >> narrator: before the end of the 1955 territorial legislative session, stewart had drafted a final version of a bill proposing a constitutional convention that would take place at the university of alaska in fairbanks. the bill included an innovative method for electing the delegates that would sidestep the original gold rush-era rules that divided alaska into four enormous and awkward districts for elections. >> i was determined, as well as other committee members, that we needed to have b

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. >> when i got my first full briefing before i left trenton to come here, i said to my staff, i feeli want to throw up. stuart: all right, well, christie has been praised for his leadership during tough times and we'll discuss whether his choice of words there, throw up. was that presidential? we'll discuss it and carry it for you. and twitter, does the paper work for ipo. that means one thing, instant billionaires, don't know when you can buy a piece of the company, but people already with a chunk, they're going to make cash big time. take a look at this, horrifying, miss kansas in the miss america pageant with a tattoo and not just a little old tattoo. a huge blotch of ink. oh, times have changed. the bell, thank goodness is next. thank you orville and wilbur... ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from the best experiences below... to the finest comforts above. we're not simply

. >> i got the first full brief brg i left, trenton to come here, i said to my staff i feel like i wanto throw up. that is me. after all of the effort and time put in to help the folks of seaside park and seaside heights rebuild to see this going on is just unthinkable. >> the governor says the state is using all available resources to fight the fire. >> now, to the flooding emergency in northern colorado the work is far from over after yet another day of rain. more than eight inches fell today in a 12 hour period flooding zpreets sending water crashing down hillsides. three people were killed. long time residents say they've never seen anything like this,. >> i'm nervous and i'm concerned we are not out of this yet. we need to be prepared for the worst. >> these photographs taken in lion completely cutoff tonight. the roads in and out washed away. everyone there is believed to be okay. >> a man is in jail for shooting at police during a pursuit. a 19-year-old according to police, tried to ram a police vehicle, collided with two cars and shot at an officer. he's out on bail after a burg

. >> i got the first full brief brg i left, trenton to come here, i said to my staff i feel like i want. that is me. after all of the effort and time put in to help the folks of seaside park and seaside heights rebuild to see this going on is just unthinkable. >> the governor says the state is using all available resources to fight the fire. >> now, to the flooding emergency in northern colorado the work is far from over after yet another day of rain. more than eight inches fell today in a 12 hour period flooding zpreets sending water crashing down hillsides. three people were killed. long time residents say they've never seen anything like this,. >> i'm nervous and i'm concerned we are not out of this yet. we need to be prepared for the worst. >> these photographs taken in lion completely cutoff tonight. the roads in and out washed away. everyone there is believed to in jail for shooting at police during a pursuit. a 19-year-old according to police, tried to ram a police vehicle, collided with two cars and shot at an officer. he's out on bail after a burglary arrest. police say securit

carl heeley, grew up in a trailer park in trenton, moved to philly at 18, worked as a security guard 98. across from the free library. yeah. and the last five years, he was at an army base in portland. just got back to town. how'd he behave in oregon? dishonorably discharged six weeks ago. breaking into a female officer's room. through the window. she was trained in combat though, unlike our girls. she fought him, i.d.'d him, and they sent him packing. military wilhave blood type. we're getting a subpoena right now. pick up this soldier. what's this about? a woman was raped in old city last night. i'm sorry to hear that. where were you last night, carl? at home. reading. can anyone verify that? my girlfriend and her daughter. you a big reader, carl? you could say. you lived in the area five years ago when three women were raped. do you remember ything about that? not really. mm. but you heard about it, right? yeah, i think i remember somhing about it, but that was a long time ago. this looks a lot like you, don't you think? sort of. can you arrest aan for looking like a drawing? we'r

times and excerpted in the chicago tribune, republican papers placed it in philadelphia, harrisburg, trenton and new york city and in pennsylvania even the democratic eastern express proclaimed it the most powerful book of the century. nor did i invent the theory from nothing. he drew on rumors floating through whig and republican circles for years. after lincoln was elected well before his book appeared several supporters of the incoming president sent letters warning him to watch out for the plotters who would tell two of his predecessors. general person with the short time after he was installed in office one concerned citizen pointed out and general tailored of the short time after he took his seat, be careful at the king's table, what each and drink you take. another letter informed lincoln that i have often heard it stated by physicians that it was an undoubted fact that our last two whig president, person and taylor, into a sudden and lamentable end by subtle poison administered in their food at the white house. after lincoln died at least two prominent ministers, from the ford and wi

the mayor of trenton, new jersey is tweeting back and forth with a woman in oregon. lindsay lee showed up the exchanges. she asked booker if he became president one day, could she be the first lady. booker said his communication with lee isn't going to change anything. when somebody like this person extends kindness, i respond. lee says the messages are innocent and blown out of proportion. the senate election is less than three weeks away. >>> debates are designed to get answers to questions. last night's face-off between the candidates for governor, come were answered and some were dodged. julie carey reports at least one was a surprise. >> reporter: like most candidates, republican cuccinelli and democrat mcauliffe. for cuccinelli, a plan to cut taxes and pay for it by closing tax loopholes. cuccinelli will lie on a commission to make the choice. why not name them now so voters know? >> what we are going to do is rank them. we know what they are. they have been identified. >> what are they? >> there's literally scores of them. >> reporter: for terry mcauliffe, spe

. >> when i got my first full briefing before i left trenton to come here, i said to my staff i feel like i want to throw up. that's me. after all the effort and time and resources that we put in to help the folks in seaside park and seaside heights rebuild, to see this going on as i said at the top is unthinkable. listen, this is us. as soon as this is over we'll pick ourselves up, dust ourselves off and get back to work. >> let's go to seaside heights. kristen dahlgren is there. what are you seeing there this morning? >> reporter: good morning, willie. it's under control but take a look. this gives you some idea of just how bad this was. we're now about 16 hours after this started. they are still spring it down, worried that there could still be hot spots. it's been raining here this morning. they think this fire was so hot there might be areas smoldering here. they say they will continue to pump water on it. at it's height this was a 10 alarm fire. thick black smoke could be seen for miles and miles and we have at least four blocks here of this boardwalk wiped away. you can't look

asian markets close with mixed results on wednesday after trenton -- 10 straight days of gains. a series of central-bank meetings across the region. >> even with confidence in china's economy on the upswing again and the fear of the u.s. attack on syria fading, investors in these doff the gas pedal a bit. the nikkei index started flat but is dipping into the negative territory. the cost be index is slightly higher and china's shares are on a lower footing. even with many investors still jittery over the prospect that the fed will start scaling back its massive stimulus program as early as next week. several central banks are holding ratesetting meetings today including south korea, the philippines, and new zealand. investors are watching indonesia very closely. the largest economy needs capital to support a surging account deficit. with the currency plummeting this year, the country already raised rates and economists expect the central bank to keep banks on hold this time, but several say indonesia may need to raise rates again to stave off a currency crisis. disappointment ove

. >> when i got my first full briefing before i left trenton to come here, i said to my staff, i feel like i want to throw up. and that's me. after all the effort, the time and resources that we've put in to help seaside heights rebuild, to see this going on i said at the top is unthinkable. >> scott cohen will join us live in seaside in the next half hour. and then, where i went to school. they showed the fountain on cu, just flooded which was the main part of the campus. but a lot of boulder, heavy rains, like 7.5 inches in 24 hours caused some dams to overflow. flash flooding. at least three people dead. authorities have called on thousands more people in the city of boulder to evacuate. it's a creek that -- where all the water collects. it began rising to dangerous levels. really tragic. i don't remember anything like that in the '70s when i was out there, but they referenced something that happened in colorado. 140 people died in flash flooding back in the '70s on one of these things. so it's not like it hasn't happened before, but shocking to see it happen in boulder. and it hap

joining me now to talk about it all is bishop david o'connell of trenton, new jersey, the former president of catholic university of america. thank you so much for being here, sir. do you think these statements could lead to more people showing up in the pews this sunday or how do you think the public -- the catholic public will react? do you think perhaps his words will be met with resistance? >> well, no one can doubt pope francis has certainly taken the world by storm and grabbed the world's attention and it does seem that almost every day when he speaks, he says something that focuses people's attention in a slightly different way on the message of the gospel and the message of the church. his interview today probably will surprise a lot of people, maybe even disappoint some, but i think what he said today is very much reflective of his thoughts and his feelings. >> pope benedict, his predecessor, is still around. certainly had a reputation for having different positions on some of these issues. how do you imagine he might be reacting to these statements? >> well, pope benedict was a s

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. >> jack trenton is -- we're platform agnostic. that is who we are at electronic arts.ve what both companies are doing now. it is fabulous time for game years he came from sega, you remember that game? how different is the ish r industry is today. how different is the future. >> it business connected and mobile and digital. i love my roots at sega and microsoft and electronic arts we are still a powerhouse in the core packaged goods business. $1.7 billion in trailing revenue over last 12 months in digital we're moving towards an internet company that provides game experiences for gamers around the world. liz: once again the stock is up more than 90%. why haven't they made you ceo? >> ceo search is ongoing liz. i love what i do. liz: give it to him. >> chief operating officer. i have a lot of things to worry about right now. liz: i know. they're coming in two months with the launch of playstation 4 and of course xbox. good to have you. >> okay, liz. liz: do you expect a meaningful addition to your bottom line from these two new consoles? >> well interestingly enough, fis

out of the public sector in new jersey is here tonight, and cwa vice president had a huge rally in trenton are confronted with that. charming fellow, chris christie. cover if you saw his mug on. he has a voracious appetite for many things. contractive education -- -- cwa asked me, the aft, the uaw all following the lead of sciu have organized the total 5 to 6,000 home-base health care worsers, biggest source of predominantly female. many in the case of our joint gar -- still trapped in the post clinton world of warfare. they are on women on temporary assistance for needy family. lost in that, if you can call that and some media outlet about the overpaid benefit-laden privileged protected, pamplered, public sector employee is the fact there is a huge underclass only recently organized at the second tier a recently unionized public sector employment who are losing their right and acquired. the case in ohio is already with a stroke of pen destroyed two units. one asked me when sciu a big group of home health care aids at risk in wisconsin and so on in other states. within the public sector at

ceo of jack trenton of sony entertainment will show us the brand new, sneak-peek, brand new ps 4, someompose music t will be fascinating behind-the-scenes look at playstation 4 and playstation. plus joining us there, we'll have the head of electronic arts, keith moore, chief operating officer they're getting ready for the ps-4. microsoft launching a brand new console also in november. coming up we have mike splinter of applied materials. without applied materials which was created in 1967 none of this here at intel could be possible. they make the equipment for semiconductors and of course all kind of other chips too. david, 3 days in the valley, day two started tomorrow. live in silicon valley. david: here is today, austin as stage manager. he is dying to hear the latest game from ea. austin, tough find out watch tomorrow to find out. see you tomorrow. time for top two things tomorrow. apple shares dropped after the tech giant unveiled two new iphones. cheaper version, plastic one called iphone c and i phone 5s. it includes the from time to time sensor my wife won't use because she is

the trial under way right now in trenton, new jersey, and we were in court for the face to face.iston' harley villanueva testifying against tate. >> we don't get along much. >> reporter: he claims he invested a quarter million dollars with tate. the nba star had just signed a 35 $37 million contract with the pistons and was looking for investment opportunities. he said tate sold him on the idea of developing a mall in connecticut. that was 2010 when villanueva wired the money to his fellow uconn alum. this is what the lot still look like today. villanueva says he was promised a nearly $40,000 profit and 2% of the project's gross income. put when prosecutors asked him in court, did you ever get the money back? villanueva respond, "zero." he didn't want to speak about it on camera but told cnbc he felt hurt and betrayed by a player he thought had his back. >> we don't get along at all. >> reporter: investigators say you blew a lot of money. what did you buy? according to the indictment, quote, tate george did not use investors' monies to fund the george group's real estate developm

of literature basically talking back to reagan so and for the first caller of the night sherry in trenton new jersey a sherry thanks for calling what's up hi hi how you doing tom great how are you today but i'm good you know i i'm just wondering what your opinion is on women in high government places you think we could make a difference because now you know if you play like we lose game and women like you compromise more in my view yeah i absolutely agree with you cheri and thank you for the call and thank you for making that point what you see if you look around the world or if you look anthropologically civilizations going back. tens of thousands of years is that those societies that the more hierarchical patriarchal male dominated society is the more. wealth will be rigidly separated the more you'll have haves and have nots the more social ills you'll have the more likely you are to have wars the more mental illness you'll have this whole long list of things that all derive out of out of basically a lack of balance in society whereas when you look at those societies where women are eit

sounds kind of good but really dig a little deeper and it's not quite that nice don trenton new jersey hey don what's up. when i heard about this. big. yes so tell me what it is that you're objecting to or concerned about zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero hour work week like people can even tell i'm having to read for the next oh i mean that we create ok where basically you're available to work on demand and you better not take another job or really work on corners and make the most out of. all the time but i feel for these people who have decided to conduct the where they don't know what they're going to work that week i got it i got it. and thank you for the call x. one point and this is the logical extension of the kind of logic that you were hearing earlier from our liberty that when the marketplace. the rich people run everything basically that you know the workers are screwed virginia and portland had. bought hi tom portman loves you i wanted to say about syria if our government believes they have an ironclad case to lob missiles into a so

eastern, we have jack trenton, the chief general in the massive battle of gaming, hard numbers from himpreorders now, what are the specks and numbers for playstation 4? you can't miss it. it's day two of the sixth annual three days in the valley. back to you. >> thank you so much, liz in the valley. >> intense gamer, that guy. gold in the red today. moving on to that, but oil makes a comeback after it took a dive after the president's speech on syria last night. dagen: sandra smith with the assessment of risk in today's trade. >> great word when talking about commodities, all about risk, and looking at the stock market, you got mixed action, same thing with the commodities market right now. usually, we see all the energy products moving in one direction, precious metals, and not the case right now. oil prices up, gas down, and gold down, silver up. no real big trends as far as commodities are concerned. look at the move now, oil prices are are hovering at 108 a barrel. here's an intra-day look at oil, volatility here, guys. the speculators in the market based on syria, and now they talk

. >> reporter: last month after case hearing in trenton, miya told us why she wanted same-sex marriagelegalized in the stiet. >> do you find yourself having to explain to them what a single union is? >> i have to explain every simple piece of it and it would be much more simple if they were married. >> reporter: miya is hoping for a halloween wedding. for "cbs this morning saturday," adriana diaz montclair, new jersey. >>> it's just three days until enrollment begins for the affordable care act or as even the president sometimes calls it obamacare. and if you're like most you have a lot of question. steven joins us from our watt bureau. peter, good morning. >> good morning. >> as we mentioned, a lot of people are confused by this. let's start with the basics. who is this intended for? >> in a real sense it's for everybody as a fallback in case you loose your employer health care insurance coverage is where most americans get their insurance. but more immediately, it's for people who don't have employer coverage or don't have any coverage at all and especially for low and middle income

. >> reporter: last month after case hearing in trenton, miya told us why she wanted same-sex marriagelegalized in the stiet. >> do you find yourself having to explain to them what a single union is? >> i have to explain every simple piece of it and it would be much more simple if they were married. >> reporter: miya is hoping for a halloween wedding. for "cbs this morning saturday," adriana diaz montclair, new jersey. >>> it's just three days until enrollment begins for the affordable care act or as even the president sometimes calls it obamacare. and if you're like most you have a lot of question. steven joins us from our watt bureau. peter, good morning. >> good morning. >> as we mentioned, a lot of people are confused by this. let's start with the basics. who is this intended for? >> in a real sense it's for everybody as a fallback in case you loose your employer health care insurance coverage is where most americans get their insurance. but more immediately, it's for people who don't have employer coverage or don't have any coverage at all and especially for low and middle income

john hart of trenton, new jersey, risked his life to return home to see his dying wife, soldiers rode after him and he escaped in the woods while his wife lay on her death bed, soldiers ruined his farm. he was hunted across the countryside. when at long last emaciated by hardship he was able to sneak home, he found his wife had already been buried and his 13 children taken away. he never saw them again. he died a broken man in 1779, without ever finding his family. dr. john witherspoon, signer, was president of the college of new jersey, later called prince po*pb. the british -- princeton. the village occupied the town of princeton. they burned the finest college library in the country. judge richard stockton rushed back to his estate in an effort to evacuate his wife and children. the family found refuge with friends but a torrey sympathizer betrayed them. judge stockton was pulled from bed at night and brutally beaten by the arresting soldiers, thrown into a common jail he was deliberately starved. congress finally arranged for stockton's parole but his health was ruined. the judge

. >> you need more pr, i still think of it as casinos in trenton.o. >> is it chicken or egg issue? >> right. right. right. >> how do you get to that? >> gary, i remember, you walk outside, and in the casinos, you don't know whether it's night or day, and you walk out in vegas and it's fine. there's some dusty old -- but you walk outside in atlantic city and it's a shock you're not in vegas. i guess because maybe i started in vegas, but just not the same feeling. >> some of that has changed. if you walk out on the boardwalk, it's a good experience. and i think the governor and others involved in this have gotten it better and better. we don't have much of an issue with people telling us they go to atlantic city and don't like the experience. the problem is we need to get more people there. >> a lot of competition now too? >> yeah. a lot of competition. >> we'll talk about headlines this morning. we're about an hour away from the latest weekly report on initial jobless claims. economists are looking for 330,000 new claims for last week, that would be

. >> when i got my first full briefing before i left trenton to come here. i said to my staff, i feel like i want to throw up. >> so, can jersey be strong again? >>> and up and down. an american trying to cross the atlantic propelled only by helium balloons attempts to land. we will tell you what is next for him, friday, september 13th, 2013. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning. welcome to "today." it's 7:00 on the west coast. i'm matt lauer. >> good morning. i'm savannah guthrie with al roker and natalie morales. >> it breaks your heart when you think of how hard they worked to rebuild the section of the broad walk and shops and overtaken by flames. >>> new concerns to the deadly flood waters in colorado. we have nbc's joe fryer. good morning, joe. >> reporter: good morning, matt. a nerve wrecking feeling. roads like this are a common sight in the area making it hard to get around. so far in colorado, at least three people have died and the dangers are

and i now give the floor to his excellency, minister for foreign affairs for the public of trenton. > thank you very much mr. president. azerbaijan, azerbaijan also welcomes the adoption of the resolution expresses hope that the unanimous strong position to mr. today by the security council will conjugate of finding a political solution to the conflict in syria, putting an end to the suffering inflicted on the scene people and ensuring compliance by parties concerned with obligations and commitments under international law. we are grateful to the heads members of united nations to investigate allegations of the use of chemical weapons in the syrian republic for the work they have done an extreme difficult and job security and political conditions. it is essential that the nation completes its investigation to all allegations of the use of chemical weapons in syria, and submits its final report. the continued support of this process by all concerned is critical to that end. azerbaijan strongly condemns the use of chemical weapons by say, particularly the killing of the funds that resul