to attack a post at trenton. as they began to march from the thompson has down here, a snowstorm it started and the weather was terrible, there was snow and hail and it was basically a pretty bad nor'easter, and all of these men, 2400 of them all, had to cross the delaware and began their march. there were other regiments who are supposed to cross it to other locations, at the trenton ferry and at the bristol ferry, and they were not able to get across for a variety of reasons in the weather was absolutely --. >> make way for the general. >> general washington, i know it is secret mission, but could you tell us about this operation? >> this is our final chance, this is our chance to make an impact on this war, the problems we have is our enlistments our expiring, soldiers want to go home, i have ten days, just ten short days in order to make this attack, we feel that what the weather behind us, the element of surprise on our side they will be able to take the city of trying, to raise him around the troops, and pr

elva crosses the delaware and lends the wallet to the old barracks museum here in trenton.ll display it, and she can take it out any time she likes. would you not want it here as a center of a coffee table? >> no way. [ chuckles ] >> why not? >> i just was afraid something would happen to it. >> a legitimate fear. in january 1992, barbara's mother is staggered by a call from the museum. >> it's surprising she didn't have a stroke. >> who swiped washington's wallet? that's next. >> here's another... extra credit if you can guess how many. the answer when we return. >> 15 children, by two wives. [ telephone rings ] >> it's january 1992. 83-year-old widow elva kiernan gets a devastating phone call from the old barracks museum in trenton, new jersey. her precious heirloom, a leather wallet identified as george washington's, has been stolen from its case! >> someone took the wallet and disappeared. the new jersey detectives and the police were on the lookout for it. >> did you post a reward? >> yes. total was $1,000 -- $500 from my mother and $500 from the barracks. >> it's all

elva crosses the delaware and lends the wallet to the old barracks museum here in trenton. she can take it out any time she likes. would you not want it here as a center of a coffee table? >> no way. [ chuckles ] >> why not? >> i just was afraid something would happen to it. >> a legitimate fear. in january 1992, barbara's mother is staggered by a call from the museum. >> it's surprising she didn't have a stroke. >> who swiped washington's wallet? that's next. >> here's another... extra credit if you can guess how many. the answer when we return. some people say "dress your age." that's ridiculous. i dress how i feel. yesterday i felt bold with boundless energy. this morning i woke up calm and unbreakable. tomorrow? who knows. age is just an illusion. how you show up for the world, that's what's real. what's your idea? i put it out there with a godaddy website. make the world you want. wheneveryone is different.a, which is why xfinity mobile created a different kind of wireless network. one that saves you money by letting you design your own data - giving you more choice an

it is unclear if that will happen at trenton with the off- site location. tomorrow's meetings will update students and parents on that. >>> the meetings will be held in the middle school onh 14t schedules. wanted 8:30 am in the morning and the other at 5:30 pm in the afternoon. the coronavirus concerns have dealt a big blow eddie tech conference. three major sponsors pulled out of the conference at the last minute. verizon, at&t and ibm and they avoid the weeklong event which is expected to draw 40,000 attendees pick >> i have been hearing so many things about the coronavirus. i just wanted to make sure i am remaining healthy. >> it definitely speaks to the impact that this is having globally. >> the mayor sent a letter to the participants stressing that the risk of the in fact in it is not circulating here. >>> if you had trouble sleeping in san francisco last night, this may be the reason why. a legal sideshow. there was dozens of course but not a single arrest. >> a problem often associated with oakland and parts of the east bay but san francisco was in

their taxes profile it seems like he had racist xenophobic as well as far right motives and this trenton's mean my believe therefore the c.d.u. should always be clear not only for the c.d.u. but for all parties in germany that they can be no corporation with a party which tolerates far right extremists and let's call a spade a spade nuts is a monitoring so we are resolved to have no cooperation with the f.d.a. in any shape or form it's important to keep the spirals we have a level in the public debate that is more of a child and a rational political debate and when i hear it yesterday night about that shooting i instinctively knew that our opponents would blame us for being responsible for it it is completely ridiculous and i can only ask everyone to read that money fest of this crazy terrorist and then compare it to what we are doing and then it's all views that it's nonsense it's just fake news and of course we fight against it fic news. u.s. house speaker has been turning the screw all brussels in the wake warning europe to ditch where we technology's democrats nancy pelosi insists the

their texts profile it seems like he had racist xenophobia as well as far right motives and this trenton's mean my believe therefore the c.d.u. should always be clear not only for the c.d.u. but for all parties in germany that they can be no corporation with a party which tolerates far right extremists and let's call a spade a spade not since i'm on its ranks so we are resolved to have no cooperation with the f.d.a. in any shape or form it's important to keep the spirals. tentative for germany it's more or less the parliamentary wing of a right wing movement even of the right wing terrorists if they want or not they are the ones who give the key. to terrorists and every collaboration by other parties with the what. but give this party more credibility in the eyes of the followers so we have a level in the public debate that is more of a charmed rational political debate and when i hear yesterday night about that shooting i instinctively knew that our opponents would blame us for being responsible for it it is completely ridiculous and i can only ask everyone to read that money festa of thi

the country but between parts of the rest of the country i mean i forward my thoughts with laura trenton's as by the way you just said yes but i do moving the treasury to teesside in the well and moving the house a load where you work up there yeah got there before you well no he hasn't got before and he's got it wrong to start with why would you say york it's not typical of the redwall of the voted labor in your book given what happened to his chance such a job and maybe maybe moving things up there was to do with the bad weather and the ability flooding going on up. areas ok but care storm of the mainstream media obviously wants to be the heir apparent to all of this he voted against an investigation into tony blair's iraq or even to for mass surveillance and the investigatory powers act he. stained on the welfare act which disproportionately affected men women and children in the disabled he he he actually altered legal guidelines as head of the d.p.p. to charge those on benefits with fraud under the forward act so they could send 10 years in jail for mine the welfare or claimant excess

this was the beginning of the meat of trenton. kind of stuff but diabolical and criminal display of our enemy's intent to destroy the city. the hatten. by early 1945 the propaganda ministry had almost nothing left in its arsenal to rally the german people so the ministry decided to spread fear and hope that this tactic would work until something miraculous could happen that this. regime come. but that was not to be germany surrendered in may 945 during the war as many as 500000 german civilians were killed in allied bombing attacks few of the country's major cities was spain but the destruction of tristen continues to generate controversy to this day. there is a shrine many germans believe that there was no reason to attack the city the attack was unwarranted they say that dressed in was a cultural center there was no involvement in s.s. war crimes no extermination of jews it had museums full of art by old masters like caught a lot of for example. after the war the myth of dress didn't continue to be propagated on both sides of th

host: one more call from michael in trenton, new jersey. what iti was wondering would look like if a pandemic actually broke? and i was wondering also, i guess because you were talking about the risk analysis and whatnot, and the one thing i am trying to figure out is if the coronavirus becomes too, like such an extreme state, obviously we would have to implement different things around here, i guess. i'm also just wondering, yeah. host: we will leave it there. guest: i guess what he was trying to say was -- of what he was saying is how far do you go if it turns out to be a bigger issue than what we are seeing now, what is the outreach, what can the federal government do to prevent the coronavirus from spreading? that is what i was gathering. guest: ok. yeah, so there is basically two things going on at the same time, there is an attempt to prevent it from getting into the country or contain it where it is now in china. at the same time, there is an effort to prepare the system to care for patients, should it become -- should it spread in o

stomach families of two trenton 17 football players said they wanted to know how long it's been there, ramon sanders died of bone cancer. the family of darrell aikins who died of leukemia said this has been an emotional day. >> we are concerned, scared. i'd like to know what is the game plan for the weeks to come. >> tonight the school district said that mcclymonds can be closed all of next week. they are looking for an alternate site where tenants can get classes. they are also passing out these flyers area there will be another meeting on monday february 24 at the west oakland middle school at 8:30 in the morning and 5:30 in the evening. many people here said they are planning to attend because they want more answers. >>> now we go to san mateo where police released a new person's case. a girl that was 17 at the time finished from a group home back in 1976. >> reporter: sherry's disappearance has tormented the family and baffled the police department for years. the family suspected that there was foul play involved in the hope this photo can lead to some answers.>> she managed to st

and this is a pattern in newark, trenton, other cities, where blacks, democrats have been in power, theurnout rate, apathy is the biggest barrier to people voting. but i just don't think the answer is through the electoral process. it's a cultural problem. it's an internal problem. somebody had a question. >> this is more a nitty-gritty than an abstract question. you mentioned the 1619 project, it already he's an educational curriculum, it's going to thousands of schools. you plan to do something in that area too. where are those plans, what would those educational materials be, when will you get them to schools, what's your timeframe? >> we plan to develop k-12 curriculum. joe young is here from hartford, connecticut. one of the countries most -- that is not the term. an animator to reach young people. and we're going to commission him to do an animation on 1776. we want to produce videos. i think the impact of your film on clarence thomas, we need hidden figures. i went to a gathering in virginia, in fredericksburg, virginia, on a saturday afternoon where the author was there, in an a

. >> craig sherman formally with upi trenton bureau.he days of the book was written in our last couple of administrations we had a president who only had two years experience as senator, since then we've had a president who had no political experience whatsoever. in the days of the boys on the bus would either of those have been taken seriously and will they have got enough coverage to get elected? >> remember that when mcgovern, 1972 started happen for all of this way over the top concentration on musky. everybody covering that campaign had been to the earthquakes of 1968. the one thing i see looking back is there not much attention paid to what was really a historical change that was the candidacy of shirley chisholm. member this crazy guy who threw the rock on the table is big cause was public access to beaches. the impact of what we do is almost 0. people have their own ways of figuring out what the hell is going on. we play a role but i think most of this most of us tend to exaggerate it. it's true, people don't get mentioned who s

there would not have been trenton, there would not have been princeton, it probably would have been the end of the revolution. so arnold, although he doesn't get it, deserves credit for that. sorry, my thumbs are too big for the device. this is an interesting, very rare print which comes from a museum in connecticut. washington recognized that arnold had natural leadership qualities. these were especially important when you've got an army composed of many men who haven't previously been soldiers. and one of the things arnold had the ability to do was to inspire the militia, so they are not even regular continental soldiers, they are part-time soldiers. the british invaded connecticut, arnold's home state, and arnold was instrumental in rallying the militia who eventually ended up driving them back to their ships. and one of the major confrontations in this series of engagements took place at richfield. and interestingly, this is a british print from 1780, from before arnold's treason, there is arnold. this print is based on accounts in both british and american newspapers. during the fi

returning home facing mandatory quarantines and medical screenings all passengers will remain at cfb trentonys after rival to allow for a full health assessment follow-up observation by public health officials. >>support services as needed depending on their circumstances the death toll continues to climb at least 426 people have died from the disease around the world more than 20 countries have reported positive cases of the virus and the pentagon has gotten involved as well coordinating defense department resources with the department of health and human services. >>the health and safety of our forces their families are based communities. our top concern of our different virus hope is that no one has to be. >>going forward. but we're prepared to help with needed. i'm steve reporting. and of course keep it tuned. kron four's we continue our coverage of the corona virus will keep you posted on the larry least updates in the best ways to protect yourself. >>and if you want to check any time of day you can just by going to our website kron 4 dot com we've got all the information there under th

dress now they say they hope the impact will be temporary right now they just have to wait and cnn in trentony >>and join us on wednesday at 9 o'clock by the way for kron 4 news special report on surviving the coronavirus we're going to take a look a closer look at exactly how this virus spreads and what can you do protect yourself. in fact we're going doctor live here in studio with us to answer your questions about the coronavirus again that is this coming wednesday at 9 >>a 44 and today we are a step closer to opening day in the major leagues set as the giants and the a's have their first full-squad workout of spring training. today and we are going to get to see their 2020 will roster pretty soon both cubs will play their first spring training game. this saturday. >>well, the weather hold is going to be really nice out there later today a little bit of a foggy start though fog has been very patchy this morning so some areas like sfo are actually sitting under some really nice clear skies. the tarmac is looking nice and clear but obviously quite the foggy impact in the distance shrouding s

it landed overnight at a military base in trenton, ontario. a bay area couple were on that cruise ship. they are now back in california. one of them has the coronavirus. rick wright of redwood city was one of 600 people who tested positive aboard the diamond princess. his wife, kathy, is now worried about her test results. >> i'm just hoping for their >> that i don't have it. we were celebrating our 28th wedding anniversary. and also celebrating that we were now empty-nesters. >> rick is now at a san francisco hospital while kathy remains quarantined at travis air force base in fairfield. she just got swabbed for the virus. if the test comes back negative, she could go home as soon as her 14 day quarantine is over. for the very latest on the evacuees coming home and the effort to keep the coronavirus from spreading, just head to our website, kpix.com. >>> turning now to cambi 2020. on the heels of a fiery the break, the presidential candidates are gearing up for nevada's caucuses. mike bloomberg is trying to bounce back after a rocky debate pe

>> even chris christie when he ran for reelection did quite well because he went into camden and trenton and asked for their vote. but they still remain the exception and not the rule. we'll see republican candidates in the grocery store at the community center or on television programs it's allowed for the democratic candidate to be a complete monster with no pushback. so i do think republicans ought to do a better job and i certainly don't blame blacks who have the attitude now vote democrat or i will stay home. >> you wrote black voters have shown little interest if either candidate cory booker or kamala harris. >> if you had asked me about them five years ago i would have had very positive to say about both cory booker and kamala harris. both are democrats and both are liberals but we can start with cory booker with a very education and reform minded man before he became a senator he believed in school choice and charter schools and also tough on crime and came in with a very proactive commissioner for what giuliani and bloomberg had done in the city of new york. kamala harris was a

washington and the lights are finally going out in the capital after a long day of the impeachment of trenton trial of donald j trump the senate heard arguments only hours earlier on whether to call witnesses and required the initiation to these documents it has withheld. counsel for the president still maintains the presidents innocence while opposing any additional evidence that would prove otherwise and it is midnight in washington. and this night and all the lights have been extinguished somewhere in the bowels of the justice department donald trump's justice department, a light remains on. someone has waited until the country is asleep to hit send to inform the court in a filing due that day that the justice department, department that would represent justice, is repeating to produce documents directly bearing on the president's decision to withhold military aid from ukraine. the trump administration has them and it is not turning them over and it does not want the senate to know until it is too late. send. that is what happened last friday night when you left home for the weekend and a

host: one more call from michael in trenton, new jersey.t iti was wondering would look like if a pandemic actually broke? and i was wondering also, i guess because you were talking about the risk analysis and whatnot, and the one thing i am trying to figure out is if the coronavirus becomes too, like such an extreme state, obviously we would have to implement different things around here, i guess. i'm also just wondering, yeah. host: we will leave it there. guest: i guess what he was trying to say was -- of what he was saying is how far do you go if it turns out to be a bigger issue than what we are seeing now, what is the outreach, what can the federal government do to prevent the coronavirus from spreading? that is what i was gathering. guest: ok. yeah, so there is basically two things going on at the same time, there is an attempt to prevent it from getting into the country or contain it where it is now in china. at the same time, there is an effort to prepare the system to care for patients, should it become -- should it spread in our c

and in new jersey there's a sign that trenton makes and the world takes.ell, i would say that is also true of oakland. oakland makes and the world takes. so in that regard i want to say that as excited as i am about oakland i can only tell you that you'll hear many wonderful things from mayor schaaf today. and chief amongst those i congratulate you on the chief resilience officer that you recently appointed and i'm sure that we will hear about that, so i won't steal your thunder. i allow you for the honor of introducing mayor schaaf. [applause] >> welcome mayor schaaf. and to introduce mayor breed, please welcome dr. -- i'm sorry, physician in chief for caser permanente san francisco. and became the chief of the cardiology department, so welcome dr. ensar. and come on up -- after this you will take it away. maria, i'm sorry. >> thank you, mary. kaiser permanente is a proud partner with both of our mayors. we began 75 years ago here in the bay area and we have been part of the fabric of this community for 75 years. we look forward to another 75 years as we

allison,'s go to calling from trenton, new jersey on the independent line. allison, good morning.aller: good morning and good day. is the first time i agreed with trump on something. he said this is all about disinformation. i agree. i think this is disinformation. i think someone in this country is planting that story to make that burning is working with the russians or that they are supporting him. it is all about labeling him. it is all about calling bernie a communist, as opposed to a democratic-socialist. it is all about paying attention to labels and what they imply instead of looking at the content of what sanders and warren are trying to do. instead of looking at the ideas, nickel thinking, it is so much -- critical thinking, it is so much easier to put them in a box and not have to think things through. host: are you saying you disbelieve the intelligence services when they say this is happening? caller: i disbelieve it. i think it was a story that was planted by trump-type people. host: you think the trumpet administration has intelligence services lying to congress abou

washington and the lights are finally going out in the capital after a long day of the impeachment of trenton trial of donald j trump the senate heard arguments only hours earlier on whether to call witnesses and required the initiation to these documents it has withheld. counsel for the president still maintains the presidents innocence while opposing any additional evidence that would prove otherwise and it is midnight in washington. and this night and all the lights have been extinguished somewhere in the bowels of the justice department donald trump's justice department, a light remains on. someone has waited until the country is asleep to hit send to inform the court in a filing due that day that the justice department, department that would represent justice, is repeating to produce documents directly bearing on the president's decision to withhold military aid from ukraine. the trump administration has them and it is not turning them over and it does not want the senate to know until it is too late. send. that is what happened last friday night when you left home for the weekend and a