there are about 12 miles above trenton and they have to march through sleet and snow into trenton. much of the army at this time is barefoot. there are literally, their tracks are filled with blood in the snow. but they push forward. they are leading part of the elements. they pushed down towards the southern portion of trenton. and this is a very very important point. without borders they attack a key bridge. known as the acid the bridge. they capture the bridge along with the guard. and then they set up a series ofcannons on high ground . meanwhile the rest of washington's army is attacking johan roll reedit during most 18th-century engagements, both armies are for both sides battle it out and when one side is not doing well, they retreat. johan had no avenue of retreat thanks to john glover and the indispensable. they captured the bridge, they sealed the retreat and sealed the fate of johan and his entire regiment which changed the course of history . and from there, the army sales back across the delaware thanks to the marblehead men . and it's unfortunately a little bit worse

he operates illegally out of his restaurant without a license in downtown trenton. unabashed and unapologetic. everyone seems to know him and nobody seems to mind. >> i'm like the robin hood of reefer around here. >> reporter: his rapport with the community and outright brazenness have earned him a following with lines around the block. >> your customers change over time? >> the chief and chong guy doesn't really exist. that's how i look at it. >> reporter: ed's been arrested multiple times. >> in the middle of a search. i'm getting ready to get arrested. >> reporter: including the night before our interview. less than two weeks before cannabis was formally signed into law. but he says those run-ins with the law only fuel his fight. >> i'm consumed with trying to change the law that busted me. >> reporter: the law in the state is finally changing. but not in the way that ed had hoped. >> it wasn't the legalization that we all envisioned, no. what they actually legalized was regulated cannabis. what? where do you get regulated cannabis? only from the corporations tha

washington into this decisive battle because i think by that a time, by early 1777 especially after trenton and princeton, i think he realized that washington and washington's army was the american center of gravity and he could destroy washington and washington's army that that would end the rebellion. he obviously wasn't able to accomplish that. he's not able to get his decisive victory. he can't get that -- that final big decisive victory. after that, i really think the war goes into that different stage where ultimately it goes to the south and then you really have a much more of a counter insurgency like conflict and i think by that point, again, only the americans could have beaten themselves at that point. that's my personal assessment of that. and when you look at -- when you look at how the saratoga campaign played out, one of the optionsam that does present whih he presents in sort of a after-thought manner is, well, one thing that we could do to use the navy, load up the troops who were up in canada, sail them back around to new york and then now to reinforce how, immense army an

in walnut creek, gusty trenton helped fuel a small fire. it burned about one acre. no word on how either fire started. >>> still to come, thieves swarm of bay area louis vuitton store and pull off $100,000 handbag heist. >>> plus, how american billionaires are avoiding their tax bills. one bay area lawmakers plan to make them pay. >> if i do business in one of their companies, i am creating more money for them. and they are not being taxed on it, it is not bare. >>> new details on the day area company that briefly broke the internet. why he could much easily happen again. >>> how a group ended up adrift on the back of a giant flamingo. >>> breezy conditions around the bay area, with some fair- weather clouds overhead. temperatures were well below average and that will start to change tomorrow. we will take a look ahead to a >>> the lgbtq pride flag is flying high in front of the san jose headquarters. the new police chief raised it during a ceremony today. >>> a complicated rescue in santa clara county after a car careened off the roadway and plummeted 300 feet down

time he is actually on the 3040, maybe 50 who are now part of the science on to are kind of it of trenton and richard the society. but also only if you take a lot 56 years since 2000 in so many refugees that are off. but of course it's important that the society society is open to accept them. and it's important for the refugees that they are willing to integrate. namely, learning the language, flexible and then work. yeah. all right, we'll leave it there. chris meltzer of the us have the aren't. thank you for all that to euro 2020 on today's 1st much, where sweden jumped to the top of group with a one nail when over the vacuum. after a goal is the 1st half sweden striker alexander. in fact, pressured these vaccines earning a penalty that teammate annual force burg put away perfectly sweet and now have 4 points from 2 games. but it will be fridays like game that will grab all the attention england and scotland are preparing to rekindle the oldest rivalry in world football in fridays late game. the 2 will meet at wembley stadium in london with a colorful history raising the stakes in this

you want fluency and you want to work on your systems, but we've seen with england trenton on the, on all the injured in a warm game and he's now out of the entire tournament. so they'll push themselves, but maybe not quite as much as they might do. when it comes to the actual euros. alright, we're looking at the squad captain. manuel noir will become the 1st germany goalkeeper to reach 100 caps tonight. how much longer does he have in the team will say, how many is this perhaps the end of his career? this is germany career. he's 35 years old. right? yeah, i mean, a couple of years ago we had lots of injury problems and i was beginning to think maybe this is going to be the end of his career and he didn't remarkably well once he got fit to get back to his best. i mean quinton quit when he's got some really good jimmy go keep waiting in the wings and that's almost making better. i think. i think is a chance he could break low to mathias his record of a 150 germany caps if he keeps on going. 35 is quite young for go keep you. you've seen goalkeepers play at 40, so yeah, we'll see. we ca

. >> reporter: the most severe storms, david, are right now from trenton to baltimore, delaware, you're in line for it. it's down to d.c. and all the way to danville, virginia. so, i want you to watch me as i push this severe thunderstorm line through and the flash flooding, because that is a main threat, too. and remember, you don't even have to make it a severe storm to have lightning. and lightning could be one of your biggest threats yet tonight. that cold front still moves everything and by tomorrow morning, you'll still be having some activity from norfolk down along the coast to wilmington and even myrtle beach and then we slide this cold front through and we'll finally dry things out by the time friday night is over. but really, it is the next couple of hours, david, where up to 70-mile-per-hour winds are our biggest concern. >> all right, ginger zee tracking this in front of a gray hudson river behind her tonight. ginger, thank you. everyone stay safe out there. and we'll watch you tomorrow morning, ginger. >>> in the meantime, we turn next to the coronavirus pandemic in this c

given a status award for that was the impartiality of the british police as endanger due to woke trenton. that's according to the chief of manchester police who says the public's fed up with officers virtue signaling instead of fighting serious crimes. i do not saying that things like taking the knee, demonstrating that you have a commonality of view with the protesters. the policing is compatible with the standards of service that people require of their police. i think we're past the high watermark the public a getting a little bit fed up virtue signaling police offices when they really rather we just locked up. burglars last summer saw a wave of b l. m. protests across the u. k. following the movements rise in america. during the rallies, pitchers emerged over us police officers taking the knee in solidarity with the demonstrators. back in spring this year, the country's independent police authority urged the force to think very carefully before making such gestures. meanwhile, the u. k has been hit by a spike and burglaries in the past few years with many cases going on. sold. manche

government as a guide to my regiment on an expedition out of newborn north carolina in the direction of trenton on the morning of the 15th of may and performed effectual service for us at the eminent risk in peril of his life guiding my men faithfully and truthfully until his horse was shot under him and he was compelled to take refuge in a swamp. on the ground union military officials factored in the potential of the services of black men to realize the goals of the war both enslaved and free people furnished officers with details about the land households relationships and confederate resources the manner in which refugees became useful to the union cause was largely shaped by a history of resistance and extralegal activity in addition to spies newborn also comprised a fully organized in drilled regimen of african-american men many of whom were former slaves. william henry singleton a native of new bern recalled in his memoir that he summoned every enslaved and free black man to join him at the local ame zion church to form a militia unit. what might qualify a 20-something former slave to dri

leanne melendez, trenton is. >>> it will be interesting for companies. can't drive a bus remotely. maybe you can someday. maybe elon musk is working on that for sure. forward thinking companies will look at hybrid models and say we've shown we can do this them done this for over a year, maybe a hybrid, whatever is going to be, and it will it interesting to see how it evolves. >> there will be a period of experimentation. >>> watch this one closely. i love this story. victoria's secret is replacing its angels with a group of trailblazing accomplished women called the vs collective. one of them is a 17-year-old from san francisco. today, on our 3:00 p.m. show "getting answers," i have talked with eileen gu. she's been modeling for a while now, but is also a top skier and winter x games champion. >> they wanted me to kind of represent my own story as an individual, a model. they wanted me for being a 17- year-old, and for being a student, and also an athlete, and also a model, and also an asian-american. they wanted me for every part of me, and that was som

a job and they contain all of this and it is hundreds and hundreds of people who say i saw it in trenton and the kids need food can you see a self job for a position. washington has what turned into he seems to adapt or his secretary does but in any case i promise not to read about the ups shot of these responses are very polite but very pointed and when he specified what he cannot help he says first of all to put it casually this is not going to happen, sorry flat out this is never going to happen for you. i appreciate your service but it can't happen and he explains why my situation he says this is tough i have to turn away friends sometimes but it's absolutely crucial to the fortunes of republican government that this administration be headed by those who are competent to the task and for that reason alone. that underlines at time and time again. he fell it's not a big party but you have people over for a glass of moderna and talk about the old days and a lot of the days themselves aren't in terminal interviews, there is no cabinet that we would recognize as such he's trying to figure

outside trenton some of the others settled into the light on the front porch. out there was impenetrable dark. >> we were in a faint sleep and we heard a loud bang. >> one of them found the screen door. but no. >> within ten seconds, you could start to hear the chaos inside. >> the screaming, the yelling, the crying. there was trent. >> slumped to one side of the light. >> he was bleeding out of his ears, nose, mouth, it was a horrific scene. >> horrific and confusing. that loud bang had been a gunshot. but from where? some are out there in the dark? had someone intentionally fired a gun at their gentle giant. their teddy bear. in their panic and distrust, they didn't understand. how could they. the jury launched here. who in the hands of love may have learned the answer? >> it was just so senseless. we found out why it was even worse. >> just who was front degenerate? the target. >> peyton turner and sharalea were his lifelong friends. >> if you are his friend you are his friend. that's all that matters. >> there wasn't a group for him. >> everyone who treated

somebody's trenton ring, in their proper age, nobody cares i'd nobody said don't do whatever printedn't belong in elementary school. one pushing it is the united nations. you'll see again in american marxism of the book printed and have all teaching plan is being used now predict have you checked about transgender is a movement. but the people are transgender. i've checked it in your elementary schools lately. many of you may not know this but it is there, site getting the attention that it deserves. article race theory, lat and transgender is imparted what else. the war capitalism. he can't be a good marxism without that but they don't call themselves marxist will something on this was due in writings and scholarships in the public announcements the rest of them, they still no big deal. he saw obama the other day when he came to critical race theory coming is one of us laughs and he says will it is not a big deal. he knows better than anybody else. it is a big deal so the war on capitol, the marxist bernie sanders who likes to lie about himself democratic socialists, they hate, beca

next door, trenton, new jersey, it's 34%. so it's really important to know what are the rates in their community. you may see a state is doing really well. what matters is your community. what we see there's pockets of people where the vaccination rates are actually quite low and that means that they are more vulnerable to the introduction of new strains and variants and strains circulating in the united states. >> neil: now, will that population, 1 in 4 that have no intention of getting a vaccination shot for a variety of reasons or don't see the need to, many are young and feel they're indestructible, is the danger in that subset of the population? >> well, it's -- the problem, neil, it's not limited to that population. so i would hold off on declaring victory on covid. i'm excited about the direction of the numbers. if young people decide not to get vaccinated, you'll people don't stick with young people -- last summer we saw a lot of young people spreading it too older people. the thankfully the vaccinate rates for the el

we do have people in trenton, philly, with excessive heat warnings.terday, warmest day in boston in nine years. warmest day in new york in about one year. again, yesterday was hot. it wasn't exactly a typical summer day. today will be the same. upper 90s in most locations from boston to new york to philly. d.c. should top out at around 96. the heat index will peak at 100 or 105. what's different today, thunderstorms are going to cool off the northeast later this afternoon. some of these need to be strong. we even have a chance of an isolated tornado or two between albany and boston. these thunderstorms will start by syracuse and albany and shift southward. they should reach new york city later on this evening. for today's forecast, it's still hot in the west. not like it was. yesterday, the 80s in seattle and portland. still in areas like boise, but we're getting back to normal. as you look at the thursday forecast. much cooler in the northeast, kasie. it's going to be a soggy day in the north east, too. and we'll talk more about the holiday forecast

the prices i mean $26 for let's say a flight from cincinnati to orlando, denver to las vegas, 26 trenton to orlando , $34, the list goes on here. you got to give me a sense here on how bookings are looking as we head into the 4th of july weekend. >> so bookings are looking great. we expect to book over 90% over the next week, and i'm sure most of the industry will as well. the demand out there is huge, and this is really just mainly leisure demand. we've seen kind of the beginnings of business travel, but i don't expect you'll see that in full swing until after labor day and we haven't even layered in the international component, so you can tell that america and the world is really ready to get back traveling. liz: and some of the things that you offer, and i guess converse ly, don't offer, but you've got the perks and then you've got the works. these are your two bundles the works of course has just about everything where you can cancel at short notice, all kinds of things, 100% refund, flight flexibility, et cetera, but you know, i like one thing that you have here, families board firs

this is rich, trenton, new jersey, he says this court is too conservative. go ahead. >> caller: yes, good morning. i think it's too conservative. the supreme court is not so supreme. they've let the voting rights act be weakened. they had the -- what do you call it, the -- oh, the -- i forgot. i'm nervous. you've got two people that's sitting on the courts right now that had problems with women before they got on the court. they shouldn't be there right now. and citizens united was the one i was thinking about. the voting rights act and citizens united, very conservative principles pushed by the court. the other thing is the court will not take up gerrymandering. that's a big problem in the united states and for some reason, they don't want to touch it. so that's my comments. >> that's rich, new jersey. ronald in ascove, minnesota says the court is too liberal. go ahead, sir. >> caller: yes, that's -- i remember back when barack hussein obama made his very first state of the union address and nine justices sat in front of him when -- when, uh, justice robert

he stopped in trenton the capital of new jersey and where he was hosted by the state senate. i'm exceedingly anxious that this union the constitution and the liberties of the people. shall be perpetuated in accordance with the original idea for which that struggle was made. lincoln's election had provoked white citizens of seven slaveholding states to reject the authority of the federal government as they feared the incoming republican party would fail to protect their right to take slaves into the federal territories. but in the decade leading up to the civil war lincoln's main political target was not slave owning southerners, but complacent white northerners, especially led by his rival senator stephen a douglas lincoln criticized douglas's notion of popular sovereignty because it was neutral on the slave question. douglas believed that whites at the local level whether in the states or federal territories had the right to decide the question without any interference from congress. in other words whether slavery would expand or diminish in the united states would be determ

. >> the gentlemen's time is respond expired, miss trenton. >> i want to thank the leadership for not being a one track mind when it comes to the commission. 97 babies dead is a stunning number and in fact in 2005 whole 4 years before the rock n' play was released on the market the american academy of pediatrics released guidelines advising that babies should be holy on their backs and that a firm clear mattress covered by a seat is the recommended sleeping method. i put that in the definition at the time the word horizontal is nowhere in it. it is face up on your back. that's the definition. with an inclined seat plus padding the rock n' play defies sleeping recommendations and it was released in 2009. it was the only product on the market designed for infants to sleep on an angle with the rock n' play seatback. mister scothon, how did mattel land on the incline for the rock n' play seatback ? >> the rock n' play was extensively researched and developed. we used expertise we had in house. we looked at external studies that had been done on other product categories to understand repor

host: and this is john in trenton, new jersey, democrat. caller: thanks for having me.s more of a question, how is this ransom deal going down? and how does this affect the beef intake question i don't understand what this is about. and ask your guest how we can prevent it from happening. host: thank you for that. kaitlynn glover, which one you want to take first? caller: let's talk a bit about the -- beef and dairy. we represent cattle and beef producers. there's no question that there's a clear relationship between dairy and beef production. what we do at the local level, when you have farms next to each other but also in organizational level, we work with our partners with other proteins and other act spaces to make sure that we have this full sector response. this full sector position on a lot of different issues. we talk about beef production in this country and it's highly efficient. while we have immense opportunities to work with other proteins and other groups as well, the primary focus will always be beef producers, cattle producers with the best business envi