please welcome carol ward. [ applause ] >> thank you, everyone. i'm going to set my timer and try to keep us on track this evening. i want to thank the historical society, kathleen and everyone for inviting me this evening. this is a topic that can fill a room in the summer at 6:30 on a friday. i'm excited you're all here in the room with me. we're going to talk a little bit about the history behind the musical as it relates to the mansion, we're going to talk about the musical itself. we're going to talk about these amazing people that are part of the history of the mansion. just to warn you a little bit, there are sound clips in the power points. one of the technical things we worked on right before you walked in, is that the sound clip starts at the beginning of the slide. how many people have heard the soundtrack? there's a couple that start really loud, just to warn you a little bit. so other show of hands, who's been to the mansion before? >> awesome. about half of us again. thank you to those who have been. for those of you who have not, yo

please welcome carol ward. [ applause ] >> thank you, everyone. i'm going to set my timer and try to keep us on track this evening. okay. so i wanted to thank the historical society, obviously, and kathleen and everyone for inviting me this evening. this is a topic that i know can fill a room, as it's friday night in the summer, 6:30, and there's cocktails being served somewhere, i'm sure, and the sun still is out. so i'm very excited you're all here in the room with me. we are going to talk a little bit about the history behind the musical as it relates to the mansion. we're going to talk about the musical itself. we're going to talk about leslie odom jr. all these amazing people that are part of the history of the mansion. just to warn you a little bit, there are sound clips in the power points and one of the technical things we worked on right before you worked in is the sound clip starts at the beginning of the slides. how many people have heard the soundtrack? okay. about half of us. excellent. so there's a couple that start really laoud just

please welcome carol ward. [ applause ] >> thank you, everyone. i'm going to set my timer and try to keep us on track this evening. okay. so i wanted to thank the historical society, obviously, and kathleen and everyone for inviting me this evening. this is a topic that i know can fill a room, as it's friday night in the summer, 6:30, and there's cocktails being served somewhere, i'm sure, and the sun still is out. so i'm very excited you're all here in the room with me. we are going to talk a little bit about the history behind the musical as it relates to the mansion. we're going to talk about the musical itself. we're going to talk about leslie odom jr. all these amazing people that are part of the history of the mansion. just to warn you a little bit, there are sound clips in the power points and one of the technical things we worked on right before you worked in is the sound clip starts at the beginning of the slides. how many people have heard the soundtrack? okay. about half of us. excellent. so there's a couple that start really laoud just

carol ward, executive director of the morris-jumel mansion on the ties between halexander hamilton, and the morris-jumel mansion. this is about 45 minutes. >> tonight's program is the room where it happened, hamilton connections to the

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carol? >> all right. clarissa ward, reporting live from near mosul, iraq.'ll be right back. >>> the polls show clinton is in the read but could saturday night live pick the real winner? tonight's debate is likely to deliver comedic fodder for the show. to talk about the role of comedy in this race, actor and comedian jimmy walker. >> always nice to be with you. i'm a big fan of you and a big fan of cnn and news, and a big fan of talking comedy and politics. >> i have to bring up a clip because i'm a big fan of yours, too. i loved that show. >> thank you. >> it takes me back. so let me take you back. jimmy walker. >> -- figure that makes the number eight look like the number one and a smile that lights up the night, and it all belongs to kid dynamite! >> i had to do it. see, they love you, too. >> a couple people. a couple of them remember. there they go. there they go. >> yeah. okay. so you are a nevadan now. >> yes. i have been a nevadan since 1979. >> long time. >> longer than you have been alive. >> i wish. so are you an undecided voter? >> i'm a quasi-u

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. >> we go to cnn's clarissa ward who is with forces east of mosul. hi, clarissa. >> reporter: hi, carol the iraqi prime minister said that in fact, the progress for mosul is going much better than he expected. he said that in fact, they are making better progress, that things are moving quite swiftly on the ground, but from what we are seeing here at this vantage point, it's a slightly different story. this town behind me has been getting pummeled by artillery, by air force jets and air strikes all throughout the day. we have been hearing heavy amounts of fire going in there but the ground offensive to actually start to liberate that town still is not going on yet. i think what this gives you a sense of is just how difficult it is, just how slow and methodical and plodding. we are talking village by village, going through methodically, trying to rout isis militants. it only takes a few dozen of them to inflict quite a lot of damage. we are hearing from the syrian observatory of human rights that dozens of yazidi women who were held as sex slaves by isis have now been moved from mosul to