he was the -- into aaron burr, which was the third phase of the spanish conspiracy. i know it does not quite answer the question. >> what do you think about aaron burr and his involvement in the conspiracy? what is your conviction about his convictions? jo ann: he has come down through history as such a machiavellian individual who set this up. it was wilkinson. he kept recycling this modus operandi, having younger men implement his schemes and i think aaron burr was one of them. >> ultimately, his judgment, you quoted at the beginning, wilkinson is the greatest of villains is really the truth. jo ann: yes. i am not trying to excuse burr because i -- yeah. he was trying to sacrifice texas, maybe, louisiana, and start his own little empire. i think that idea came from wilkinson, and wilkinson turned on burr when he realized this idea was not going to work. burr did not see it was not going to work. >> any other questions, ladies and gentlemen? thank you very much. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its capti

a legendary gun battle with aaron burr in new jersey. hamilton -- that is the beginning. >> despite the controversy over the bills there, i'm looking forward to that musical. thank you for joining us. stay tuned the news corporates. good night.

his schemes but i think aaron burr was one of them. >> ultimately, his judgment, you quoted at the beginning, wilkinson is the greatest of villains is really the truth. jo ann: yes. i am not trying to excuse burr because i -- yeah. sacrifice texas, maybe, for the louisiana, and start his own little empire. i think that idea came from wilkinson, and wilkinson turned on burr when he realized this idea was not going to work. burr did not see it was not going to work. questions, lives in general and? thank you very much -- ladies and gentlemen? thank you very much. [applause] [indiscernible] >> with live coverage of u.s. house on c-span in the senate on c-span 2, here on c-span3 we complement that covered by showing you the most relevant congressional hearings and public affairs events. on weekends, c-span 3 is the home to american history tv with programs that show our nation's story. the civil war's 150th anniversary, visiting battlefields and key events. discovering what artifacts reveal about america's past. history bookshelf, the best-known american history writers. the presidency, looking

i mentioned some anti-federalists lived in a neighborhood, a man by the name of aaron burr.ecurity is looking for burr and his colleagues so that they don't come in. once again, thank you president washington and secretary hamilton. now from the very beginning of the revenue marine to the west coast card today, -- to the u.s. coast guard today, captain michael day. secretary of new york is the largest coast guard operation field command, almost 3100 active-duty civilians, reserves, auxiliary coast guard forces, spread over three small boat stations. two aides, eight cutters, 10 auxiliary divisions, execute all coast guard operations. from sandy hook, new jersey through the port of new york and new jersey up the hudson river, just south of lake champlain and up the east river to long island sound and the connecticut border. day wasmichael commissioned in 1991, has served all of this great nation, including the strategy policy for the chairman of joint chiefs of staff, commanding officers of the pacific strike team in california, deputy sector commander of san francisco, calif

he was on the defense team for aaron burr during his treason trial because he was such a good attorney. his wife, betsy, who he absolutely adored, predeceased him, and that devastated him. he died -- i was going to say in bad health, but who does not die in bad health? he suffered from a stroke, and never really recovered. mr. heidler: he became a champion of lost an unpopular -- and unpopular causes. witt'snded george murder. the lad who poisoned the family, he defended him. >> lets give them a big round of applause. [applause] >> the c-span networks feature weekends filled with politics, and american history. 's visit continues today as he travels from new york to philadelphia. coverage starts at 4:30, as he speaks at independence hall. then, he's beset the

he was on the defense team for aaron burr, ironically during his treason trial, because he was such a good attorney. , she predeceased him. that devastated him. he died in bad health. who doesn't die in bad health? he suffered a stroke towards the end of his life. never really recovered. ofid: he became a champion unpopular causes. something that no one else would touch, he would go to. wit'sended george murderer. randolph defended him. >> let's give them a big round of applause. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> i'm speaking to you tonight at a very serious moment in our history. the cabinet is convening and the leaders in congress are meeting with the president. the state department and army and navy officials have been with the president all afternoon. in fact, the japanese ambassador was talking to the president at the very time that japan's airships were bombing our citizens in hawaii and the philippines and

he was on the defense team for aaron burr, ironically during his treason trial, because he was such a good attorney. his wife, betsy, she predeceased him. that devastated him. he died in bad health. who doesn't die in bad health? he suffered a stroke towards the end of his life. never really recovered. david: he became a champion of unpopular causes. something that no one else would touch, he would go to. he defended george witt's murderer. randolph defended him. >> let's give them a big round of applause. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] quakes you're watching american history tv. all weekend, every weekend on c-span three. to join the conversation, like this on face that -- on facebook at c-span history. quakes all weekend american history is joining our time warner cable workers to showcase the history of cincinnati ohio. to learn more about the cities on our 2015 tour, visit www.c-span.org/citiestour. historynue

two centuries due in large part due to his untimely death in a duel a lendingary argument with aaron bur. burrnow one of the most common daily tributes to hamilton's legacy as a leader is on the endangered species list. >> there is a reason why you want hamilton on one denomination of the american currency. because he's a man who made the currency functional again. >> within the next five years hamilton's face will take second billing on the $10 bill. the treasury department plans to give the main spot to an exemplary american woman. most drastic makeover in a century, some are questioning why the man who helped create it was the first choice to be diminished. >> hamilton restored america's credit rating and that is beginning of national greatness. >> just as we're appreciating hamilton on today's "inside story," america's preparing to depreciate his place on the currency. today on the program a reminder of just who this mafn wa man wad what he did, we'll begin with the alexander hamilton awareness society, yes that's a real society, and rand shilley, you've longs thought hamilton didn't get h

monster game for aaron burr bridge. yes, he did get that foot down, only one in college football.issouri. huskies printing from their own end zone blocked for a safety, 2-0 missouri but trail 6-2 at the half. why watch the game live when you can record it on your cellphone and watch later. third quarter -- on abc 7. fourth and goal quarterback mock on the keeper, missouri wins 9-6 the final but they improve to 3-0. >>> you can catch third playoff event of the pga tour bmw championship. scott piercing on the four under for a tie second place with daniel berg. jason day, further padded his lead. this approach on the rough from 12, he hits a towering shot, nearly holds out for eagle. would he tap in for birdie to finish two under, got a six stroke lead, 20 under going into tomorrow's final round. >>> you can catch stanford and usc right here on abc 7 at 5:00 p.m. after the game with yours truly and larry biel for postgame interviews. we have a usc grad sitting up here at the table. >> oh, man. >> she was on the acapella squad at usc. >> i still have my sparkly vest in the closet vest

>> scene after dual between aaron burr and secretary hamilton. >> you're kidding me? >> that's where it happened, remember? they took the nj barge. to be in a dual you have to be -- >> cool. >> and a fool. >> fool. that too. >> choose your weapon. >> there you go. what's this? salvatore cimilli in vietnam. >> from people of weehauken. they have multiple memorialals. that first statue is world war i and other conflicts. just about every community has them. it is terrific. we've been adding in recent years. >> sadly. 8:30 in the morning. thanks fortuning in on "good day new york." you learn a little more about the neighborhood. >> so do we, we are along the on the ride. mike woods, how are you darks everybody? >> i'm doing well. so far rain is not crushing us. >> tomorrow will be a pain in the neck. >> yeah. >> what about yankee game? >> good chance may not be happening. at very least it may be a little wet. >> okey-dokey. >> very warm temperatures. even though there is a lot of cloud cover around town, our emits make it up to 80 degrees. feels like we haven't left summ

senator heinrich aaron burr said one possibility would be, you voted for the measure in the energy committeet, think of recall reading something to get his full support he would need to see renewable energy provisions. do you think there is an appetite in this city for their mobile of the crude oil export to either extension in the solar investment tax credit or some provision that would look at low carbon. >> you lose when you add those things to it and how you build a centrist policy. i think that's going to be the challenge that they have moving forward. and let's remind people we have extended the production tax credits and investment tax credits on a part-time basis. highly disruptive renewable energy industry and how we have managed those credits. we give them at the very end and you probably will groan about this because most of you know senator conrad and senator dorgan was a tax -- i was a tax commissioner before he came to the senate so i have an understanding of how tax planning works and we are very disrupted in how we deal with tax policy. i think this is an opportunity to make