to attack a outpostost -- a hessian at trenton. as they began to march from the river, a snowstorm 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 were supposed to cross at two other locations, at the trenton ferry and at the bristol ferry, and they were not able to get across for a variety of reasons . the weather was an absolutely miserable part of that. ♪ >> 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 expiring,s arethis is our chann soldiers want to go home. i have 10 days, just 10 short days, in order to make this attack. we feel that what the weather behind us, the element of surprise on our side, that we will be able to take the city of trenton, raise the troops, an

i look forward to seeing you in trenton and remember, victory or death. troops.ant, prepare the >> interim these boats were meant to float down the river and not meant to go across, but washington knew they could be valuable for transporting troops to scary people across the river. real artform to row them up the river just to get them in position. they were meant to float down the river, to be pulled down the river and to be steered with this big sweeping motion. they are not real maneuver when you go to cross the river. takes a little bit of skill for these guys to do it. >> my name is deleon von, and i am portraying a member of marblehead. the 14th regiment out of marblehead, massachusetts. the fisherman who helped george washington get across the river. very easy. snowed andit has some years it has rained. but today they are good conditions. >> tell me about your betrayal -- portrayal. there's nothing in the history books about the 40% of colonel glover's unit. during that time black men were a large part of the wailing and fishing industry. they fish

the hessians who lost the battle of trenton actually win the war in terms of how we are going to celebrate christmas. the influence from germany is coming in two directions. one externally and one internally. let's see who is doing it outside the united states. it's this guy, prince albert. he in essence will become the martha stewart of christmas in both victorian england and the united states, and as martha stewart would say, that's a good thing. he is influential because he is the husband of queen victoria, and when he comes to her court, he introduces a lot of the native traditions of germany. one of the biggest is the christmas tree. he will introduce that along with the idea that it should be decorated with lots of ornaments. he also stresses the importance of giving gifts, which many people trace back to the influence of martin luther, but that was a way of really observing the birth of christ -- thought that was a way of really observing the birth of christ. he also introduced the way of specially wrapping the gift in special christmas wrapping paper. he introduces all these things

. >> fourth quarter new england trenton and miami by three and patriots up 24-20. and remember miami not that good and lately ryan fitzpatrick and magic and 24 seconds to go miami wins and kansas city celebrates because they take the two seed and drop to tlo three and set to host a wild card game next week. they'll take on tennessee and houston will host buffalo. all right, nfc now, tied at 3, carson wentz rolls right, finds josh perkkens across the field. it's 10-3 philly and this was a close game throughout, and giants down three, low snap and fumbles it and fumble again. fletcher cox recovers inside the 2 and next play punches it in. eagles win by 17. host the loser at the niners a seahawks game next weekend. and the carolina running back as the only players in the league yesterday and a thousand yards rushing and receive in the same year. saints beat the panthers 4 #-10 and bucks and falcons and in over time he throws a pick six, deon jones wins it for atlanta. 30 plus touch downs and 30 interceptions. the 3030 club. of course the niners and seahawks just got s

this is trenton's loughborough district designed by star architect when so piano an appropriate backdrop for the functional swedish car. you may not be very fast in a saab 99 turbo says christophe but you're very safe as i can on high security cell where they couldn't dashboard and even a double jointed steering column to prevent knee injuries the ignition lock was moved here behind the gear shift. but the real highlight for chris to have are the . the airgun nomic we form with the head restraints are not a typical feature of the 1960 s. compact executive car. he gets out to point out some special features that any kind of super will recognize as belonging to the top of the range model a lower chassis wider tires and the so-called reverse its pyramid design symbolizing their rotor blade charger. and to optimize all that will power on the road car has a few spoilers. the saab 99 was the last model designed by 6 to. bring in swedish industrial designer it's considered the quintessential sun safe aerodynamically sound and solid but a touch eccentric as well. the interior is unconventional b

seven in trenton. look for a cloudy morning and then temperatures in upper 50s in the santa clara valley and low 50s to the north as we get that cloud cover and rain eventually developing a moving and throughout the day. 50s on the temperatures, it might be a nice day in santa clara. wind on wednesday and then a break friday. saturday and sunday the rain moves back in.>>> thousands of dollars loss in revenue after being hit by vandals. still ahead, what the thieves did to melt the ice.>>> the deal in washington that is getting bipartisan support in an otherwise divided senate. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it is 4:40. a popular ice cream store hit by vandals and the damage left behind left melting ice and losing a lot of money. henry lee tells us the owner thinks he knows who did it. >> reporter: redwood on ice owner is still cleaning up the mess after vandals damaged equipment causing the ice to melt. >> there's water running off almost like someone left a fire hose running. >> saturday morning g

i drove to trenton, new jersey to visit the investigators who would know about moscato and the bench. in 192 the agency -- in 1992 there was a massive report on bars and restaurants. and on page 14 there was his name. >> organized crime had a foothold in licensed establishments in new jersey. it was owned by a lawyer robert dupora. >> they were business lawyers, but it didn't prevent them from dealing with mobsters. >> in this situation they developed business relationships with them. eric: they happened upon a wildly vacant field in the patterson plank. it is an elegant address with a very shady past. the property is for sale. it's the site of an abandoned restaurant, marina and golf driving range. years earliered site had been a seaplane base and marina. one month after hoffa disappeared, the land was sold to a company called 1300 marina associates. in 1975 i'm told the land was unused. abandoned. people without the land owner's permission use it as a makeshift parking lot. and the parking lot was not paved. it was only dirt and soil. in 1988 a come snid called river associates bod

in trenton a devastating day which destroyed the famous can leave or villages. the survivors started creating dollars from damage clause giving up was never an option. a story of success. in 60 minutes on the dole it. was the speech of his life perhaps his best and certainly his most difficult the speech by colin dresden on december 19th 1989. shortly after the fall of the love of the chancellor addresses the people of east germany. the middest tense the crowd clamors for german unity journalist peter lim borg was at the scene. 30 years later looks back on the time interest or. starts december 19th d.w. . advocate. welcome to global 3000 this week we take a closer look at the underlying climate crisis. sweden is throwing its energy into renewables and making the most of its extensive natural resources. i met in mali.

victory for american workers following a year of negotiations democrats had been demanding mexico to trenton the enforcement of labor noise they made to offer. call in advancing the deal president trump raised the revisions on twitter saying that it will be the best and most important trade deal ever made by the united states. now the u.s. has barred from entry the saudi diplomat who headed the kingdom's istanbul consulate when journalist was murdered mohammad that a baby who was the saudi consul general has been accused of human rights violations mood inside the consulate spot to global criticism against saudi arabia and the cia and some western governments have said they believe crown prince mohammed bin sandman ordered the killing the official say he had no role let's get more on this now correspondent jane is joining us live from washington d.c. so how serious an action is this against the former saudi consul general and why is the u.s. taking this action now. well they say it's because it's international human rights day so what they did is they looked across the globe and they decided

i drove to trenton, new jersey to visit the investigators who would know about moscato and the bench. in 192 the agency -- in 1992 there was a massive report on bars and restaurants. and on page 14 there was his name. >> organized crime had a foothold in licensed establishments in new jersey. it was owned by a lawyer robert dupora. >> they were business lawyers, but it didn't prevent them from dealing with mobsters. >> in this situation they developed business relationships with them. eric: they happened upon a wildly vacant field in the patterson plank. it is an elegant address with a very shady past. the property is for sale. it's the site of an abandoned restaurant, marina and golf driving range. years earliered site had been a seaplane base and marina. one month after hoffa disappeared, the land was sold to a company called 1300 marina associates. in 1975 i'm told the land was unused. abandoned. people without the land owner's permission use it as a makeshift parking lot. and the parking lot was not paved. it was only dirt and soil. in 1988 a come snid called river associates bod

and that is thanks to the company leadership of captain shelby peters and first sergeant trenton bieler. mr. president also here in the room we have are highly dedicated soldiers [indiscernible] and finally, mr. president, we who has beenst dying for a week to ask you a question, if that is ok with you. >> go ahead, whatever you want. [laughter] i hope is not too good, but that is ok. [laughter] i'm an analyst from des moines, iowa. here, what did you get misses trump for christmas this year? >> that is a tough question. i really should say, a very beautiful card. , together,king on actually i had a number of them and picked and nicest one, a lot of love and we love our family and we love each other. and we have had a great relationship, like you do, hopefully with your spouses. we have had a great relationship. i think i will answer that my thing i'm still working on a christmas present. is that ok? there a little time left. not too much, but a little time left. next question. >> thank you mr. president. we also have a sergeant with a question he has been dying to ask you, sir. >> ok p

we feel that with the weather behind us, we will be able to take the city of trenton, raise the morale of the troops, prove to congress that we are a viable army that they should support, and hopefully, hopefully in lisman's will rise -- enlistments will rise. colonel johnaying glover from marblehead, massachusetts. colonel glover was the commander of the 14th continental regiment, which is also known as marblehead mariners. it was glover's marblehead regiment. you could point to maybe a dozen events that changed the course of world history forever, and one of them took place on this ground we are standing. my name is leon. i am portraying a member of colonel glover's marblehead ers. you should know where you have come. that way you know where you are going and you try not to repeat the same mistakes. when i was in school, i hated history, because it was always featuring what somebody else did, not what my people did. now i learned what i did not learn in high school or college history,l american all-inclusive american history. announcer: watch more of george washington's 1776 crossing

jesse: let's go to john, calling from trenton, new jersey on the independent line. john good morning. caller: happy holidays or belated holidays to you, and thank god for america. and iteran of vietnam, used to be a republican. the reason i stopped being a republican is because my party does not listen to me. i don't want this president in office. he is a ridiculous man, he does like mccain, who i honored, and ronald reagan is no more. and there goes my belief system in the republican party. and if somebody wants to listen to somebody rant and rave, listen to the president. he is ranting and raving every day of his life. newt gingrich did not pass bills. mitch mcconnell is not passing bills. where is he getting his money from? from the united states people. if he has an outside income that is paying him to do the deal of wish heing bills, i would just quit. jesse: go ahead and respond. jackie: i want to thank john for his service to our country in vietnam. both my husband's family have people who served as did my grandfather. my dad was an army brat. back to his que

had another politician even chris christie as governor of new jersey because he went into camden and trenton and asked for their vote. the problem with all the people that we just named they are the exception and not the rule. you don't see the republican candidate in black neighborhoods at the barbershop or the grocery store the community center. you don't see them advertising on black radio or black television programs. when it's allowed for the democratic candidate to paint them as a monster with no pushback. so i do think republicans ought to do a better job and they certainly don't blame blacks who have the attitude now. >> last month you wrote black voters have shown little interest in either black candidate or for kamala harris of california. >> if you had asked me about cory booker and kamala harris five years ago i would've had very positive things to say about both of them. they are both democratsth and liberals but we can start with cory booker. he was very education reform minded mayor. before he became a senator. he believed in school choice and charter schools also very tough o

because he went into camden and trenton. the problem with all the people we just named as they are the exceptions are not the full. you don't see republican candidates and black neighborhood barbershops. you don't see them advertising on black radio or black television programs. what it's allowed is for the democratic candidates to paint them as complete monsters with no pushback. i do think that republicans ought to do a better job of courting this vote and i don't blame blacks to have the attitude now that i will vote democrat or stay home. >> in the wall street journal, euro black voters - - you wrote - - [indiscernible]. >> if you had asked me about cory booker and kamala harris five years ago, i would have had positive things to say about them. both of them are democrats, both of them are liberal. but we can start with cory booker. he was a very educational, reform minded mayor. before he became a senator. he believe in school choice. charter schools. he was also very hard on crime. he came down, he hired a proactive po

we will go to daniel in trenton, new jersey. caller: good morning. i have a great concern. i have been watching c-span. i have been watching all these different opinions and hearsay, this and that. these people are destroying us. divided, it are so is time for the people to have our representatives in the congress and the senate passed laws that anyone with pertinent information clear up this mess. do it now. for the salvation of our nation. you must do this. host: democrats line. walter is next. we are minutes away from the reported start time of 9:00 for this announcement. caller: how are you doing? i am for the impeachment. i want to give the republicans advise. what does kentucky, north carolina, pennsylvania, havensin can and michigan in common? they all elected democratic governors. there will not be voter suppression this time around. host: sean is next. caller: morning. whenld like to say that you went by the ig report, the inspector general cannot panel grand jury's. i think durham's statement was interesting. host: ok. mark from plano, texas. is sad i want to say

let's get to trenton, michigan, kirk. caller: good morning. thanks for c-span. my comment will be very quick, may seem trivial, but i think it is crucial. representative welch was on earlier this morning. ,esterday you had robert costa the reporter from "the washington post." both made a statement when talking about the ukraine memo and used the phrase "do me a favor." that phrase does not appear in the memo or the transcript, but remember when schiff did his parity of that phone call, he said i have a favor i want from you. everyone has been taking that and now they use that phrase "do me a favor" but that does not appear in the transcript. what trump said is "do us a favor." that is an important distinction in terms of legality and any possible impeachment. host: we had that posted on our website. it may still be there, c-span.org/impeachment. i will see if i can bring it up and get to what you are talking about, that point, the actual phrasing of what the president said, but go ahead. caller: i want to bring that up because i think people, as they watch the h

new jersey cheering as a bill allowing illegals to get drivers licenses pass the state legislature in trenton, new jersey. in a sign of what is to come illegals in new york lining up to apply for licenses after its own law, green light law went into effect yesterday. homeland security warning the restrict them from investigating crimes and puts law-abiding citizen in danger. here with more acting dhs secretary chad wolf. good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. steve: how does this put us in danger. >> sure. there is a provision of this law that is very troubling. can restricts dhs access to that dmv area. this is officers investigating crimes, building cases, looking at suspects that are not going to have data to do their job. investigating terrorism cases. human smuggling cases, child pornography cases and the like. and now as they do that, they are not going to have that dmv data to build their case and make their communities safer to ensure the safety of the officers themselves. it's very troubling and similar to what we see with vaccination area policies around the country that again