came out to braddock, fell in love. >> john: with braddock. >> kevin: with braddock. [ laughter ] um,u know, has suffered much in the same way as braddock has. >> anthony: kevin says he has ambitions that go beyond turning a profit. his restaurant hopes to provide tuition-free training. and they are partnering with a local urban farm that employs high school students to grow produce in the shadows of old steel mill. and then we are talking a swank, high-end restaurant designed to attract the moneyed classes from out of town, locals will be offered steeply discounted meals. >> kevin: so this is beautiful, grass-fed beef short ribs. sitting on a bed of lightly blanched milkweed buds. on top, a bunch of over-wintered sun-soaked chips. >> anthony: that's awesome. >> kevin: that's the compliment i was looking for. [ laughter ] >> anthony: so what happens if everything works out, the way you want it to? meaning people are driving from all over the state. they are flying into pittsburgh from all over the country. the parking lot is full, the place is packed and fully booked every night. then

he came to braddock in 2001 to help at-risk youth get their geds.nd ran for office here in one of the most depressed towns in the state four years later. his wife, gisele, is from rio, and she runs a non-profit that provides food and essential supplies for more than 1,500 families each month. >> anthony: a lot of people in this country are angry. they feel that their anger has not been acknowledged in any way. and frankly, i think they're right. >> john: yup. >> anthony: there is a sense, particularly in rural, white

related to that, she did not want him to fight with roddick in the seven years war -- braddock in the seven years war. related to money, someone discussed a petition for a pension for her from the virginia assembly at the end of the revolution, which embarrassed him enormously. these are the basic building blocks of a story about the relationship between mother and son that have been the tools for 200 years. i will come back to all of these incidents. a quick want to do overview of what has been said about her based on -- only a little more evidence than what i have just cited. that is part of the story of reconstructing her life. you have to dig through layers of this -- i would say devolving story about mary ball washington. in books about george in the early part of the 19th century, a time when the new nation articulated the need for virtuous mother's to educate , the 19th century story arc in general was providential and moral. that is how the inborn moral character of a person on full. -- unfolds. she stood by and facilitated the unfolding of this selfless and uniquely virtuous