there was no coming from anywhere else in in trenton. colonel rall and his men somewhat taken by surprise. and it's not really surprising that they were taken surprise when we know what happened in the days leading up to washington's assault late the previous day at about 5:00 in the afternoon, christmas day, colonel rall had received a warning of a potential attack on trenton. the following day. but he dismissed it. and the reason he dismissed it is in for a number of days leading up to christmas day militia. and i'm stretching to call the militia mostly was farmers who would come out take a pot at the hessians and disappear. and each time that happened the hessian officers would call out their men, they would go on a patrol in some pulling out artillery that chased out chase after these phantoms in fact, one such incident occurred middle of christmas and so night was falling and the snow was starting to fall on christmas day rolls. men are struggling. back in to their barracks once more. this wild goose chase. and they were exhausted f

his pizzeria has become one of the most popular in the city and has a reputation even outside of trenton. that cowboy, every one likes his pizzas and they've got great ingredients. honey is moon remote, but you can tell he puts his heart into his pete says good qualities on safety to ever authentic and mate with love with pizza. so specify customers pay for an extra pizza, said that a person in need can pick it up later up. some donors write a personal message on the receipt to the initiative is a real hit on line with people expressing their thanks. noise. yeah, we give people their pizza along with the receipt and a little hello from the donor. know it puts a smile on their face. the bell, the donations keep coming and the local was growing appetite for his pizzas has now led abraham sonya to open up a 2nd restaurant in trenton. now i'm off to mingle while we see how alice chi monday eases photography to tell her story and document life in her home country. all rwanda and abroad. she shows as how her creative faces wake ah, i discovered that the hot deck i pulled out in my eye when i w

he'd been taking prisoner in trenton. he's not free in this is what happens. they were taken, captured by americans, and returned to captivity. i actually want to show you this. from this diary, who this person who was taking into transient, featured in the exhibit here in the museum. this is the depiction of the battle of trenton, and i just want to explain that he has a lot of drawings in this diary, it's kind of nice. so two and a half years after this event, these individuals returned to captivity. i also want to point out in this embarkation, which we don't have a lot of this but we have enough to indicate that there were women in children. you can see that women and children are listed there. 38 women, total, and 24 children total on these vessels. so that's an interesting document for that for that reason alone, i think. so when they were captured and as he writes in the diary, he's drifting like on the ocean and thank god we're being captured now and trying to save their lives and he does say in his diary, he writes, we were happy to be off these miser

it was also taken to trenton, also featured in the diary. this is your han as his depiction of the battle of trenton. i just want to explain, he has a lot of drawings in this diary, it's kind of nice. two and a half years after this event, these individuals returned to captivity. i also want to point out on this embarkation list, we don't have a lot of records of this but we have enough to indicate that there were women and children. you can see that women and children are listed there, 38 women total and 24 children total on these vessels. so, that is an interesting document for that reason alone, i think. when they were captured, wiederhold writes in this diary, the vessel is basically drifting in the ocean. they're like, oh god, the capers, thank god we're being captured now. it kind of saved their life. he does say in his diary, he writes, we were happy we were off these miserable ships and on god's earth. if america was god's earth. so, while this is all happening, during this time period, as most of you probably know, that british had

this is yohannes depiction of the battle of trenton case. i just want to explain that the he has a lot of drawings in the fire and it's kind of nice. so two and a half years after this event, these individuals returned to captivity. i also want to point out this embarkation list, which we have, we don't have a lot records of this, but we have enough to indicate that there were women and children. you can see women and children are listed. there are three eight women total and 24 children total on these vessels. so an interest, an interesting document for that. for that reason alone, i think. so when they were captured, as we told actually writes in his diary i mean, this is the best of the spatially drifting like on the ocean, you know, and they're like oh, god, they're keep us. thank god. there's a we can it now and kind of saved their. and he does say in his diary he writes, we were happy. but of these miserable ships and on god's earth, if america was god's earth. so while this is all happening during time period, as you most of you proba

the gamble worked ending at the battle of trenton. 24, 1814, the treaty of gant was assigned ending the war of 1812. american and british representatives met to negotiate a peace terms including the british denouncing their claim to the northwest territory and both nations committing to work on an end to the slave trade. the apollo 17 mission to the moon ended december 19, 1972 with the spacecraft splashing down in the south pacific. astronauts eugene, ronald evans and harrison schmitt were the last man to land on the moon. >> as i stepped off, the first step of apollo 17 to all those who made it possible. >> for only the second time in american history a president was impeached. december 19th, 1998 the house approved two articles of im

trenton proudly showing us his finished snowflake.augusta training shop, a nonprofit employing adults with special needs. >> hi, david! >> dee welcoming us in. >> hey, david. snowflakes.ith a wave, making - maurey there, too. the wood from north carolina. and every one of them comes with a note from the workers. adrian, demarcus. >> i've been here eight years and i'm making a snowflake. >> the snowflakes packaged up and ready for your tree. executive director, audrey murell. >> by purchasing items from augusta training shop, you're allowing our employees to have creativity, skills, network with a community, and build their self confidence. >> thank you! >> in philadelphia -- >> hi, david. >> jeff davis and his company, vinylux. recycling old vinele records into something new. >> i began by molding vintage vinyl records into bowls. coasters from the centers of the records. this picture frame which utilizes the scrap that was leftover. journals. this is a clock. >> 13 workers in all, and they're hiring. kenyssa making the clocks. kristy

the gamble worked ending at the battle of trenton. on december 24, 1814, the treaty of gant was assigned ending the war of 1812. american and british representatives met to negotiate a peace terms including the british denouncing their claim to the northwest territory and both nations committing to work on an end to the slave trade. the apollo 17 mission to the moon ended december 19, 1972 with the spacecraft splashing down in the south pacific. astronauts eugene, ronald evans and harrison schmitt were the last man to land on the moon. >> as i stepped off, the first step of apollo 17 to all those who made it possible. >> for only the second time in american history a president was impeached. december 19th, 1998 the house approved two articles of impeachment against president bill clinton charging him with perjury and obstruction of justice. >> i ask the american people to move with me to go from here to rise above, to overcome the pain and division, to be a repair of the breach. all of us. to make this country as one america, what it

washington's gamble worked ending in victory at the battle of trenton.reaty of ghent was signed ending the war of 1812. 1812. american and british representatives met in the belgian city to negotiate peace terms including therish renouncing their claim to the northwest territory and both nations committing to work on an end to the slave trade. the apollo 17 mission to the moon ended december 19, 1972 with the space craft splashing down in the south pacific. >> as i step off, i would like to dedicate the first step of apollo 17 to all those who made it possible. >> for only the second time in american history, a president was impeached. on december 19, 1998 the house approved two articles of impeachment against president bill clinton charging them with perjury and obstruction of justice. >> i asked the american people to move with me, to go on from here to rise above the rancor, to overcome the pain and division, to be a repair of the breach, all

authorities believe he was arranging to meet with someone at a nature reserve in trenton and was killedencounter urban played for post university in connecticut. no arrests have been made. we turn now to a record fine involving one of the most popular video games. the company behind fortnite is accused of tricking players into spending money while allegedly violating privacy. cause this morning epic games has agreed to pay $520 million to settle accusations involving it's wildly popular video game, fortnite. much of that fine stems from allegations the company collected personal information of players under age 13 without their consent or their parents' consent. the federal trade commission saying epic games made parents quote jumped through hoops to delete their children's data. claims fortnite caused substantial injury to children by matching them with adult strangers while enabling text and voice chat by default, and the result of this was that children were exposed to online bullying to blackmail into harassment, which led to significant trauma games is also being forced to refund $

you grew up in trenton, new jersey equidistant between new york and philadelphia. you chose to become a phillies fan rather than a yankees fan. i am curious why you did that and what that joyce tells us about you? justice alito: well, as we sit here, wasn't it a good choice? [laughter] the yankees have gone home for the winter. in 2009 i lost a bet with justice sotomayor when the phillies played the yankees. we both hoped we could renew our bet, and i could get even, but it is not going to happen. i will tell you a story, we always have a welcome dinner for the justices. we have a nice dinner at a dining room, and elegant room, and after the dinner justice breyer opened the door and the phillies fanatic came in. i picture the phillies fanatic hugging clarence thomas, classic picture. i shook hands with him or whatever you do. i noticed something different from the last time, i had been in the presence of the phillies fanatic before on a hot june day, and the suit that he wears does not read it all, so it gets very hot. when he was in philadelphia at the game he was

dawson, stock ballpark, and trenton listen. scene yada shot before. not journalist udo quarter explained back in 2014. why he thinks all german media always take the same stance on crucial matters. we live in the banana republic and not in a democratic country where we have press freedom, where we have human rights. when we, if you see the german media, especially my colleagues, good day by day, right against the russians who are in trans atlantic organizations and who are supported by the united states to do so. what people like me, i got, i became on a re re a citizen of the state of oklahoma in the united states. just why just because i write pro america. i wrote pro american, i don't know what would have happened, but we were all educated to write pro european, pro american, please not pro russian. listening to me starting off and you went down with it. this is your pool. this is the pool. what this does is coffee, me, it's been clean. and friedman is flores from what's the best price people tend. i can invest actually, because there is a convenie

first of all, of course, the families back in iran are being put under pressure and being trenton. and in order to make the os or to journals here, to report less critically, to be less active on social media. and there has been one case where all instagram followers of one of my colleagues have been called by iranian intelligence. and in order to unfold and follow this journalist, and also calling him a and we'll have it, which is an a war against god. and as we've seen any run right now, this is one of the day, one of the reasons people and demonstrators and innocent people being giving best penalties, actually. but there is so that these threats are really, it's not just one or 2. there's many of those. and the german association of journalist has called now for the ring in the messenger to be summoned. and the police also takes these threats really seriously. yelder can you explain to us how important social media has become as a source of news for people in iran? very important actually as social media is the tool at the moment in different ways . and the one thing is that it'

propaganda, for example, of our military, or special services of all kinds are here, but the main trentonine, we also saw such a similar wave, but it is now the second wave, and it is especially strong after february 24 happened well, by the way, in the month of april, when you visited bucha irpin, you saw it with your own eyes. then they wrote about what you could see , about the destruction, about the destruction, about the murders. in the press then, of course, at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, in the first months of the full-scale war, there was very big publicity in almost all countries of the world, from what you are observing now, how much the emphasis is changing on ukraine, namely in lithuania. what can you say to what extent we are still on the front pages, how relevant is this topic of war in european countries of the european union, well, first of all, of course, and what can i say about lithuania, this is yes, this is all the same, all the same, i hope the woman with rome will be the next closest, and further, the main topic will be people, and the main topic from

what does it mean, dawson, stock and trenton? listen, seeing job shop, not journalists. udo quarter explained back in 2014. why he thinks all german media always take the same stones on crucial matters. we live in the banana republic and not in a democratic country where we have press freedom, where we have human rights. when we, if you see the german media, especially my colleagues, good day by day, right against the russians who are in trans atlantic organizations and who are supported by the united states to do so. what people like me, i got, i became a on a re re a citizen of the state of oklahoma in the united states. just why did just because i write pro america, i wrote pro american i don't know what would have happened, but we were all educated to ride pro european pro american please not pro russian 15, eastern eastern team, often human talking with it. this is your pool. this is the pool. what this does is coffee. it's been clean. and friedman is flores from what fancy best price people tend. i can invest actually becau

. >> trenton grateful, too. >> we are working really hard, getting these snowflakes done and having them u.s. to the people. thank you very much. >> thank you. those snowflakes are beautiful. we love made in america and we'll keep at it. i'm david muir. from all of us here, good night. >> signs of progress. see what a day has made to the humboldt town hit by the earthquake. >> i wish i would've had it when i had my covid. >> the treatment california health experts want anyone with covid to ask their doctor for. >> ime meteorologist sandhya patel. but weather ahead. i will break it down for you. abc 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> this clock in rio dell stopped at 2:34 a.m., the moment the earthquake hit. the community's recovery is already in motion. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. earthquakes in northern california, some in the bay area felt another one today. this was reported as 3.1 but has since been downgraded to 2.9. the epicenter was on at the border of oakland. it hi

. >> trenton grateful, too. >> we are working really hard, getting these snowflakes done and having theme u.s. to the people. thank you very much. >> and thank you. they're beautiful. we love made in america. and a reminder tonight, president zelenskyy addressing congress, the american people, one half hour from now. stay right here. i'll see you then. good night. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> hours. >> an early morning rescue more than 24 hours after the 6.4 magnitude earthquake hit humboldt county. today cleanup continues and power returns to almost everyone, but residents of the hardest hit community made without water. good afternoon, thank you for joining us. i'm larry beil. >> i'm kristen sze. the focus is on distributing essentials like water and food to residents. >> liz kreutz is live with the latest. >> hi, yes, as you mentioned the two big issues right now are power and water. even as power starts to be restored in the hardest hit town of rio dell that is causing complications. a house fire started. this is the second

trenton kennedy wrote this, i am struggling to understand the policy bases from marking this laptop story is unsafe. twitter's former head trust and safety explained twitter had to censor the story so donald trump would not be reelected as president. this is an emerging situation with the facts remained unclear. given the severe risks here and the lessons of 2016, meaning trump cocould get elected, we are aig on the side including a warning and preventing this content from bebeing amplified. now, this played out to some extent in public. now, we know it is happening in twitter. the whole country knew that something was being censored. a lot of people could not read it but it was widely known that twitter was censcensoring it and many news organizations. at that time, twitter received a communication from a consultant in washington who had taken an informal poll of members of congress. democrats in congress supports the censorship and we are quoting, they don't think the first amendment is absolute. in other words, sitting members of congress were encouraging sensorship to affect the outco

watching a surprise attack against troops in washington's gamble worked any victory at the battle of trenton and on december 24th, 1814, the treaty was signed ending the war of 1812, an american and british representatives met in the belgian city to negotiate peace terms including the british renouncing a claim to the northwest territory both nations committing to work on an end to the slave trade card and the apollo 17 mission to the moon ended on december 19th of 1972, spacecraft/and out of the south pacific ocean messaging survey and ronald evans and harrison schmidt glassman filling the moon. >> is i step off. [inaudible]. i would like to dedicate the first step of apollo 17, and you made it possible. >> for holding the second time in american history, president was impeach i summer 19, 1998, that's approved two articles of impeachment against president bill clinton charging him with perjury and obstruction of justice. >> asking american people, to move with me anyone from here to rise above and overcome the pain in the division and to be a repair or the region all of us, to make this co

launching a surprise storm washington's and gamble worked ending victory the battle of trenton. on december 24, 1814 the treaty was signed ending the war of 1812. american and british representatives met in the belgian city to negotiate peace terms and clean the british renounce their claim to the northwest territory in both nations working on an end to the slave trade for the apollo 17 mission to the moon ended on december 19 , 72 with the spacecraft splashing down the south pacific. ronald evans and harrison schmidt for the last mentioned land on the moon. >> i'd like to dedicate the first steps of apollo 17 to all of those who made it possible. >> for only the second time in american history, president was impeached on december 19 , 98 the house approved president bill clinton charging him with perjury and obstruction of justice. >> i ask the american people to move with me. to go on from here to rise above the rancor. to overcome the pain and division. to be a repairer of the breach, all of us, to make this country as one america what it can and must be for our children and

washington's gamble worked and get the battle of trenton. december 24th, 1814, the treaty of ghent was signed ending the war of, american and british representatives met in the belgian city to notte peace terms including the british were announcing their claims to the northwest territory and both nations coming to work on a end to the slave trade. the apollo 17 mission to the moon and on december 19, 1972. the spacecraft splashdown in the south pacific. esther not jean astronauts gene cernan, ron evans, and jack scmitt were the last men to go to the moon. >> to all those who made it possible. >> for only the second time in american history, a president was impeached. on the summer nineteenth 1998 the house approved two articles of impeachment against president bill clinton charging with perjury and obstruction of justice. >> i asked the american people to move with me, to rise above the rancor. to overcome the pain and division, to be a repairer. to make the country as one america what it can and must be in the new century about to don. than

washington's gamble work ending in victory at the battle of trenton. on december 24, 1814 the treaty was signed ending the war of 1812. american and british representatives and met an belgian city to negotiate peace terms including the british were announcing their claim to the northwest territory in both nations committing to work on an end to the slave trade. the apollo 17 mission to the moon ended on december 19 , 72 with a space craft for splashing down the south pacific. astronauts eugene, ronald, and harrison were the last men to land on the moon. >> as i step off, i'd like to dedicate the first step of apollo 17 to all of those who made it possible. >> for only the second time in american history, our president was impeached on december 19 , 98000 proved to articles of impeachment against president bill clinton charging him with perjury and obstruction of justice. >> i asked the american people to move with me. to go on from here, to rise above the rancor. to overcome the pain and division. to be a repairer of the breach, all of us. to make this

if you're the state capitol of trenton tomorrow you can catch jon bramnick the state center the statehoused arthel as you heard his humor does have a serious point for all of us and for what we've seen in washington as he just said hates is not a political strategy. arthel: no it's not. we are going to be sharing some laughs tonight by the winter holiday specialty great christmas debate. fox favorites go head to head there going to discuss the moor's divisive topics of the season like is it diehard a christmas movie? realtor your victory? that's tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern. what do you lease a dude you put up a reel to request a request go to central park and i cut it down. [laughter] [laughter] he hasn't delivered trust me he goes, he points and the guy comes and brings it to the door. that's what happened before that's what happens in new york city. what you do? you have a realtor your victory? arthel: we have both it just depends for think this year we have one we purchased and i think were going to put the not surreal tree up this season. but it's going to be a lovely just the same.

trenton irwin. >> zeke up the middle and into the end zone for the touchdown. >> vikings territory. and it is caught and taken in for a touchdown by d.j. shark. >> lawrence, looking deep in the end zone. holds on. touchdown! >> fourth and seven. hurts lofts it for smith. it's a touchdown. smith! >> he missed the last seven games with surgery. first and goal. dobbins dances again. scores! >> see what andy reid wants to do. he calls plays to the opposite side. >> mahomes, he just chucks it ahead and it is caught. mckinnon has that next gear! touchdown! >> for tampa bay. they're going to run it to mccaffrey. right up the middle. stiff arm. mccaffrey! for six. >> trying to cash in. with a fake to foreman. and a throw and a catch and a touchdown! >> those are the biggest touchdowns scored by winning teams across the nfl yesterday. most impressively and belongs to 49ers with the third string quarterback and one what a touchdown play from patrick mahomes there. the eagles are also the first team to clinch a spot in the playoffs. they crushed the giants 48-22. >>> let's go to engelwood, cal

jeff flock life in trenton, new jersey with the latest. jeff?rter: it's a big problem here, gerry. it is a big problem all over. one good thing about car theft apparently, it is one thing that brought both republicans and democrats together here in new jersey. a big problem all over. look at the national numbers. 25% is what car theft is up this year. when you talk about carjackings, that is up 160%. the theft of those cat littic converters on your car? that is up over 1000% -- catalytic. hot spots, denver, philadelphia, austin, texas up big time. in addition to new jersey. we talked to the head of the new jersey state police investigations bureau this morning, who gave us the exact number and the reasons why. listen. >> when i say they're is 15,683 stolen motor vehicles, that is not 16,000 perps. that is a few bad guys stealing a lot of cars. >> reporter: and so lawmakers here in new jersey, specifically democrats who had a lot to do with the passage of bail reform in this state say they're rethinking it. cooperating with republicans in a strin

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to address the problem of mercenary spyware from a senior researcher at the citizen lab -based the trentonchool of global affairs her investigations into digital threats put us in close touch with high risk groups journalist activists and dissidents around the world. today most cases that come to us involve mercenary spyware once upon a time only small capable groups were sophisticated targeting like mobile phones and computers been the past decade andas new tier of operators has emerged this is paid to play government support supplied with mercenary companies and google tracks over 30 such vendors there may be hundreds of customers around the world that the true scale is unknown. the big players claimed to sell only two governments are action suggest comfort with blurred lines. there is a privately owned heavy machinery warehouse in an industrial section a pegasus system installed here as an illegal effort to monitor the opposition in the run-up to the presidential election. the industry is getting close to the more advanced capabilities for the united states government take the exploits

. >> airea grew up in a working class family in trenton, new jersey. >> poetry was not on the the agenda of anyone's mind when it came to, what are the possibilities for a career? what are possibilities to sustain you? >> she got degrees in economics and public administration, before adding poetry to the mix, first as part of the poetry slam scene in detroit, before getting a masters of fine arts at the university of michigan. her 2016 debut poetry collection was lected for the prestigious yale series of younger poets. she is now associate professor and co-director of the creative writing department at bryn mawr college. >> i just try to hold space for the very many me's. you know? the service airea, the poet airea, trying to wear very many hats, the teacher airea. all very different, but working toward the same goal. >> her commitment to service is what drew her to the laureate position. outside the main branch of the philadelphia free library, she spoke of wanting to make poetry more available -- giving poets new platforms to reach audiences, and bringing poetry to public places for pe

oh big yeah, we're hoping the trenton williams is in the game a very large concern for the 49ers as they teams with miami all pro tackle trent williams all pro tackle trent williams left practice today his family is just very important. she's my sister and we depend on each other a lot. she's the rock of the family. she's the person who holds everything together. it's a battle, you know. i'm going to be there. keytruda and chemotherapy meant treating my cancer with two different types of medicine. in a clinical trial, keytruda and chemotherapy was proven to help people live longer than chemotherapy alone. keytruda is used to treat more patients with advanced lung cancer than any other immunotherapy. keytruda may be used with certain chemotherapies as your first treatment if you have advanced nonsquamous non-small cell lung cancer and you do not have an abnormal “egfr” or “alk” gene. keytruda helps your immune system fight cancer, but can also cause your immune system to attack healthy parts of your body. this can happen during or after treatment and may be severe and lead to death. see y

i mulvaney, kicked me off of the task force i would fight trenton forever but ie told him boss on two occasions, to fire fauci because at the time, that fauci did not really understand it the pandemic it as well as he should have that he was going to harm the present and little did i know, little did i know, the money from the ideas and fauci had gone to the wuhan lab to support the function research and gave them to the technology to genuine and to genetically engineer viruses i don't know that because the virus, but i do know that part of transfer, by fauci implicates nih in this. >> but is it and i mention this because of your focus on what went wrong in 2020, it wasn't in addition to the otherme problems that you mentioned that some of the problems you mention of the campaign, i think that our very important people in the analysis and the advertising the way it was found in the way strategic decisions were made. ...t and you were there. so i'm really doing this for the audience. the the president was functioning the president was a functioning as he would say as a wartime presiden

the system of the american revolution that -- make the military gamble and beat at the battle of trenton. exploring the american story, watch american history tv all this week on c-span 3. and saturdays on c-span two. find the full schedule on your program guide. or watch online anytime at c-span.org, slash history. >> live sunday january 1st, on in-depth. author and pulitzer prize winner journalist, rihodges, will be our guest. to talk about political revolution, war, and in conservation in america. the presbyterian minister books includes era, the farewell tour. our class, trmand transformationn american prism. and mo rently, the greatest evil's war. joining theonversation with your phone c facebook comments, text and tweets. in tap, with chris hodges, live sunday january 1st, at noon eastern on book tv, on c-span two. >> listening to programs on c-span, for c-span radio just got easier. tell your sports baker, play c-span radio. and listen to washington journal daily at seven eastern. important congressional hearings, public affairs events throughout the day. and weekends at five pmi

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in my book, "madhouse," is a gentleman named henry cotton who ran the new jersey state asylum many trentonfor, from about 1908 until he died suddenly in 1933. and cotton decided it was an idea he may well have picked up from m.l. kreplen, arguably a major figure at the items, that mental illness was the result of infections lurking in the body that were poisoning the brain, and in a pre-antibiotic era, the only solution to that was so surgically eliminate them. so you started, and his first targets were deep. a lot of peopled had rotten teeth, you pull those, you got better. tonsils were another thing, tonsillectomies. but then when people don't get better, instead of thinking perhaps i'm on the wrong track here, you start saying, well, there has to be other areas of unnext in the body -- infection in the body and start eliminating symptom is acts and spleens and colons and uteruses. another pattern that occurs again and again, women are disproportionately targeted for some reason -- well, i can talk about some of the reasons i think, but 65-70 percent of the patients were women who were o

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. >> one communications official at twitter, trenton kennedy wrote this, quote, i'm struggling to understand the policy basis for marking this laptop story as unsafe. twitter's former head of trust and safety. well, roth explained that twitter had to censor the story so that donald trump would not be reelected president . quote, the policy basis is hacked material, though, as discussed, this is an emerging situation with the facts remain unclear given the severe risks here and the lessons of 2016, meaning trump could get elected. we're erring on the side of including a warning and preventing this content from being amplified. >> now, this played out to some extent in public. now we know was happening within twitter, but the whole country knew that something was being censored. a lot of people couldn't read , but it was widely known that twitter was censoring this. and so, by the way, were many other news organizations. and at that time, twitter received a communication from a consultant in washington who had taken an informal poll of members of congress, democrats, and the message this perso

pleased we have so many members from both sides of the aisle today and interested in the subject of trenton pact act limitation comes a critical so i'm going to stop here and i will recognize the ranking member first questions will probably have more than one route see i think you because we do have a lot of questions as wd mr. jacobs va is rely on mandatory overtime to address the claims in my opening statement goingan for me expressing concerns that i have without. will the automation be able to significantly speed of the claims process and by how much. >> thank you very much for that to question congressman. and right now, we see a lot of potential the automated decision-support and i think you're right, to note that it is not automation is the automation decision support so it is helping our claims processors be more efficient in enabling them to extract key information the veterans files andti summarize t and to help accelerate the decision in creating audits were real for potential down the line review pretty and i would say that what we have seen in a limited number of cases that hav

host: got it let's go to tom in trenton, new jersey. peloton. caller: good morning how are you?. caller: i want to say everyone across the country we have to keep our heads about us. not go off one end or the other end. just maintain who we are. we are americans. do not let anybody get between us. do not let anybody aggravate this side or this side. we are americans. and e biggest thing they want to do is fight each other. that is all you look great today, honey, by the way. host: that will be it for this segment of open forum. up next on washington journal washington bryce journalist of the power-hungry podcast discusses the vulnerability of our electric grids and the attack on to north carolina substations this week. we will be right back. ♪ announcer: sunday on q&a journalist reports men is the author of still broke. he talks about walmarts efforts to transform itself as a company known for business practices and low wages to the forum of capitalism. >> my peak into walmart showed me this is a company that has made a good-faith effort in its own context. it has done a lot. ag

the fake, the throw, all alone for the touchdown, trenton erwin. >> up the middle, into the end zonen, and it's caught. and take it in for a touchdown by d.j. >> second and 11, lawrence looking deep in the end zone. touchdown. hurts, lofts it for smith. it's a touchdown. devonte smith. >> he's missed the past seven games with surgery. first and goal, tries and scores. >> see what andy reed wants to do with something like that. it plays to the opposite side. mahomes will chuck it ahead. it's caught. has the next gear. touchdown. >> for tampa bay, they're going to run it to mccaffrey right up the middle. mccaffrey for 6. >> a fake to foreman, and a throw and a catch and a touchdown. >> those are some of the biggest touchdowns scored by winning teams across the nfl yesterday. the league leading eagles are now the first team to clinch a spot in the playoffs after beating the new york giants, 48-22. was expecting a good game there. didn't get it. the l.a. chargers hosting the miami dolphins on sunday night football. held the dolphins to 219 yard. quarterback justin herbert, and a touchdow