washington is now occupying trenton. who have by this time fled up north, hears of this, and the house you could argue were america's greatest asset. [laughter] because he had the chance at the battle of long island to destroy washington's army. they had real very positive feelings about the american and feelings about the american colonies. they're out older brother george had been killed during the french and indian war. died in the arms of israel puttin. the massachusetts legislature had money for the memorial in the westminster abbey for their older brother and they never forgot that. so these were two brothers, one was an admiral and one was -- they were a pair. their hope was not to destroy washington's army, but to reach the point where americans would be forced to negotiate. they felt that would ultimately be better for reconciliation. but, trenton messed with that scheme. so, he sends cornwallis down. cornwallis very much with benedict arnold had earlier done at valcourt island. it's very interesting. on either

when you hear the battles, well it's just like there's two battles of this goes to battle of trenton, the second one is not as famous and a few days later it's known as the battle of creek and i'm showing that in a sketch, unfortunately not a color drawing you can be found and it is well documented, hamilton much like he did over the river uses his canyon fire to deliver withering fire on the british and this is a well documented battle that gets overshadowed by the surprise attack a few days later, as well as the second surprise attack which is the u.s. army at princeton, the problem is, yes hamilton's artillery at the battle and we don't know exactly, where there is no evidence whatsoever for the lofty legend but it tells a great story that he fires a cannon with multiple shots and decapitated king georgia the third whose portrayed is hanging on the wall insight, makes for a great story, there is no evidence of this for such detail but it is a good one. >> now this is true, they were offers not from one, so just 75 feet at the church and he was an event marked so i think john for do

trenton was target's chief merchandising officer.nd beyond is in the midst of a transformation that is seeing closures, and a board revamp many of those coming from three activist investors the market is clearly cheering trenton's appointment. one source close told courtney ragen earlier, we don't only like this pick, we love this pick everything mark did at target is exactly what bed, bath & beyond needs. now we've got to see can he deliver more it's a 55% shortage, so you have to be very careful whenever you get any hint of positive news. but when you look back at the chart the last thing you want to hear out of your stock is we're back to 1998 support this has been an avalanche off a cliff, but you would not want to be shorting it right here. obviously any hint of good news at all, and if the ceo comes in and starts closing stores, running it more efficient the upside could really hurt the shorts tremendously from this point going forward. >> if one of the activists is saying we love this pick that certainly pavs the way for some

, crosses the river again and i faxed again trenton and princeton and he revives these dwindling hopes of the americans that they end up driving the british out of new jersey completely so they really have a very small total toehold given the length of the american colonies, they have new york and they have part of rhode island . one of the problems that the british half from the beginning that they underestimated is the adifficulty of waging expeditionary war, across 3000 miles of ocean do so in general how risk in new york in the summer of 1776 asks for 950 horses to be sent to him england and ireland so ndthat he can fill his artillery case on that he can pull his supply wagons so that he can go somewhere area of those 950 horses are in fact from britain, 400 of themdied during the voyage . and several hundred others are ruined beyond use when they arrive in new york. it's that kind of difficult logistical challenge that the british are facing from the beginning. so yes, washington is not far away with a relatively small army that has been kicked around very thoroughly, but the brit

thing of crossing the delaware and 76, tax tension and crosses the river again and attacks again at trenton. they end up driving the british out of new jersey completely so they really have a very small hole given the length of the american colonies. they have new york and a part of rhode island. one of the problems the british have from the beginning and that they have underestimated, the difficulty of waging expeditionary war, 3000 miles of ocean so when general from new york in the summer of 1776, 964 from england and ireland so they took our case on so they could pull the supply flag and go somewhere. horses shipped from britain, more than 400 of them died in the voyage. several hundred others were ruined beyond use when they arrived in new york. it's that kind of difficult challenge that the british were from the beginning. washington is not very far away with a relatively small army that has been kicked around sorely but the british army, including this large portion from journey cannot get at them partly because they cannot transport themselves and for supplies they need to really ch

so congress left philadelphia and used other east coast cities as capitals including trenton new yorky, and annapolis maryland. they returned to philly in 1787 to draw the u.s. constitution. some lawmakers lobbied for more than a decade to keep the capital here. in april of 1800, president john adams left philadelphia. and one month later, all business ceased in philadelphia and congress headed to washington, d.c. that is it for this edition of matter-of-fa. we'll see you next week back i the nation's current capitol washington, d.c. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ robert handa: hello and welcome to a special edition of "asian pacific america." i'm robert handa, your host for our show here on nbc bay area and cozi tv. it's hard to believe we are now in our fifth year and i really appreciate our very loyal viewers. it is really gratifying to all of us who work on the program to hear such positive feedback including people at community events who tell me this is their actual favo

when you look at what biden's sunday at other people and what they've done and i believe there was trenton -- tremendous corruption with biden but i think there was beyond corruption having to do with the 2016 campaign. and what these lowlifes did to her so many people is the trump campaign which was successful fighting odds the -- despite all of the unfairness. we are looking at corruption. where not looking at politics. were looking at corruption. >> what did you say to about the chinese about the biden's? a long time ago in 2017, you have to tell me when all i can tell you is when i speak to foreign leaders i speak in an appropriate way. they don'tce, mention the call that i had with the president of ukraine. they don't mention that. it has it was so good. the only time they mentioned it was one at a -- adam schiff made it up you talk about pinocchio that should get 10 pinocchio's. he made up a story it was a foreign story -- phony story adam schiff. when this came out it was quid pro quo. there was none. also yesterday when the ambassador who i heard was a hundred, he was percent for w

late on monday, we learned that tesla ceo elon musk's defamation case will head to trenton los angelesmber. you may recall musk as they judge to throw out a defamation lawsuit by a british cave diver he called a pedophile. musk's lawyer says the twitter attack was part of a schoolyard spat on social media. musk's defamation case will head to trial in l.a. in december. that does it for this edition of bloomberg technology. bloomberg technology is livestreaming on twitter. check us out. follow our global breaking news network, tictoc, on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ whether you're out here on lte. or here on a wifi hotspot. xfinity mobile has more coverage to keep you connected to what matters most. that's because it's the only wireless network that automatically connects you to millions of secure wifi hotspots and the best lte everywhere else. switch now and see how you could save up to $400 a year. and get 50% off when you buy any new lg phone. xfinity mobile. click, call or visit a store today. haidi: welcome to daybreak australia. i'm haidi stroud-watts. shery: i'm shery ahn. sophie

bed, bath and beyond has a new president and ceo tapping former target executive trenton to lead the company starting november 4th. his appointment comes a week after they announced they were closing 60 stores by the end of 2019. more than the 40 locations previously planned. scott and laura, back over to you. >> thanks, frank. >>> a live look across the bay area for you. we are in a micro climate weather alert. >>> a red flag warning in effect is triggering the tens of thousands of bay area power outages right now. we had about 200 thousand people across the area without power. >> it is something to watch. >>> we'll look at san francisco. notice the camera is just shaking around. this is on top of san bruno mountain. we will have gusty winds throughout the morning but are expected to subside. seven-day forecast is up at the bottom of the screen as we look at our top wind speeds and gusts around the bay area mostly in higher elevations but then we see even in spots like santa rosa gusts up to about 28. most of our other gusts mostly at about 3,000 to 4,000 feet have been at about 70

nbc covered up for lauer, covered up for one son, and then leaked the access hollywood tape against trenton billy bush out. the whole thing is really ugly and sloppy coming from the supposedly peacock network that is supposed to be pristine and perfect but if you look at it, the last couple years, lester holt in a dogfight with david mirren, he is losing him now, megyn kelly, they lost a ton of money on her, and it's not like seinfeld and friends are running the world anymore. they are in second place. cbs's number one now. so they have to take a look at the leadership i think. it is anti-like can't control this comcast might say hit the road. i mean there are some bright spots. they've got the olympics coming up, it's election year, they are going to make a lot of money next year and that's what it's all about. it's all about profit. >> juan: dana what you think about the idea that nbc is on the offense going other news organizations to say ignore th this? >> dana: the only thing i was gonna say -- ronan farrow has done an incredible job of getting another amazing amount of buzz about this

let's go to trenton for marin county where people are wondering when things will be back to normal. >> reporter: we just talked to another restaurant owner out here on johnson and caledonia and she said she has gas so she will be able to cook food and they are just going to use the fresh fruit they have until they run out. other restaurants like this one right here will be closed for the day. this restaurant owner says she is tying up a generator to her fridge to make sure the food doesn't go bad. this is a barbershop over here and the owner says you can see they have big windows and they can probably cut people's hair, but they can't use clippers or hairdryers. so businesses here are adapting. a lot of the people we talked to today are confused about how the power outage is impacting the city, because some blocks like this one are without power. but if you go up bridgeway a couple blocks away we have the video of that driving along the water past the yacht harbor, we saw a lot of the businesses there with power and it was business as usual for them. we spoke with the mayor of sausali

situation in the country in the country baghdad i deserve that major means mayor then has been going to trenton exported to a secure facility to confirm his identity with forensic d.n.a. testing and the supposed cure facility to confirm his identity with french d.n.a. testing and the disposal. has been done is complete been done and when was it in the press corps promptly and was handled appropriately we do have video photos were not prepared at this time to release those they're gone through the class we do video photos were not prepared at this time to release those they're gone through declassification process despite baghdad's death the security situation in syria remains complex process despite baghdad's death the security situation in syria remains complex multiple state and non-state actors continue to vie for control of terror multiple state and non-state actors continue to vie for control of territory and resources within the country and the strength. of the story and resources within the country. this drone video purports to show the aftermath of the u.s. according to washington the i

top of it was one of those diagram charts and had my office and the outer office and little desk trenton and someone and had written some of the great since income handwritten linda tripp thastatue. which i thought was great. last one can speak in mr. trump army soldier, court-martial in fort meade, maryland, for document provider to wikileaks. kind of a trick question. [inaudible] >> bradley. >> there we go picnic summer talk about talk about whistleblowers it will be about books. >> the woodwork book about mark. very good. [inaudible] >> woodward will not be on the show, just telling you that. that's all i'm saying. i could do whole show on bob woodward. several stories about bob woodward turkey one time in the book gave me the middle initial of victoria a clark which for interesting because i middle initial is not only a, i don't have a middle name. i kind of thought he's making that mistake for another time. lilia come over to you. welcome or thank you for welcoming us to your store. >> welcome to you. thank you so much for coming all the way over here. >> never again. [laughing] >>

be in hell ifably they take trenton out of office. host: what is god's purpose for president trump?aller: he is for the united states. read the bible. there is the trump of god. the pictures tell about that. edward, baltimore, maryland, democrat. caller: good morning. host: good morning. caller: listen, my comment is very simple and straightforward. the office of the presidency of the united states is an honorable office. the senators in congress, they are supposed to be honorable. they have "honorable in front of their names -- "honorable" in front of their names. donald trump has disgraced the presidency. you showed a clip of hakeem jeffries laying out the case for this impeachment inquiry. it is pretty straightforward. trump is not honorable. alone should be enough to have people more interested than just wanting to be blind support for him, then to look at what he did. he was an brazen by them mueller report because they did not do anything. we know the ukrainians are allies and the russians, every since i have been a citizen of the united states, as a little kid, the russians h