law met eliza who was 20 years his junior. her father was deceased and washington stood in as an appropriate surrogate to approve or reject the marriage proposal. the news must have sent the executive mansion into a tailspin. although this was personal family business, everyone who lived within the walls of the president house knew exactly what was happening. it is interesting when we read some of the letters john adams write about this interesting situation, this relationship thateliza was entering into. they were question about who this law person was and writes home about the situation. neither george nor martha washington knew about the seriousness of the relationship between eliza and law and there was much to be concerned about with this union. law arrived in america with two of his three children both who were the offspring from a relationship with an indian woman. they were biracial. his iracial children and age raised the eyebrows of the washingtons. there were concerns she might decide to go back to england and could

borisjohnson seeking and they have the story about eliza boris johnson seeking an and they have theisjohnson seeking an extension, saying that he would do if you never said he would do, quoting one brexiteer minister saying that mr johnson cannot go against the law and has to go for a delay. it is quite interesting that it would be a brexiteer in this cabinet saying that actually, unless government manages to reach a deal with the eu oi’ manages to reach a deal with the eu ormps manages to reach a deal with the eu or mp5 approved to leave with no deal on the 9th of october, the let‘s just go and ask for an extension. but this all boils back to the same problem which is can govern reach a deal with the eu? is that possible within the time remaining and will what ever they reach, if they do reach something, would be acceptable here in the uk? but certainly an extension looks more likely looking at this. but certainly an extension looks more likely looking at thism but certainly an extension looks more likely looking at this. if this isa more likely looking at this. if this is a brexit

our own nbc news correspondent, and eliza collins.e biden campaign respond to this latest attack that goes there on age, even though the word gaffes had been kind of retired when we saw what trump was doing was very next level. so it's only kind of an fa key lazy journalism thing. >> i want to thank our friends at the trump campaign -- >> for including you >> for including me. a lot of my friends and family who watch fox news have been reaching out if you remember our conversation we were having that night of the debate i also pointed out this conversation about biden's gaffes, his performance on the trail has primarily been one that's quiet among his rivals. for the most part. it's been a delicate conversation and what you see with the trump campaign doing tonight is a very effective strategy that they employed in 2016 as well, which is to look for those vulnerabilities among democrats with hillary clinton and try to magnify them that's what they're trying to do is put a megaphone to those quiet conversations. the biden campaign is n

so, eliza, no gentle way to say this, but a friend of mine put this question to me today. we're going to, i guess, find out what 20,000 people in washington square park translates to in non-coastal americans in the states the democrats are going to need not only in the primaries but in the general. >> right 20,000 people is impressive. it is a large number it does show elizabeth warren has momentum we talked about that poll in the last round but she needs to win in states like pennsylvania, in michigan, in wisconsin, and she's probably -- she's not drawing 20,000 people at this point, so she'll have to go out and campaign and the other democrats are also campaigning in those states, and that's where it really matters that's what could flip the election. >> mike memoli, it also strikes me we haven't had a candid conversation about bernie sanders. we've seen his dip in the numbers. even a stalwart supporter of his admitted to us last week that he shouted his way through that last debate and came off as a bit of a scold perhaps so the biden campaign feels better, i guess, abo

our own nbc news correspondent, mike memo mike, and eliza collins.hough the word gaffes have been kind of retired when we saw what trump was doing was very next level, so it's only kind of a lazy journalism thing to use the word no matter how many missteps he thanks. >> i want to thank our friends at the trump campaign for including me a lot my friends and family who watch more fox news, have been reaching out if you remember the conversation we were having the night of the debate, this conversation about biden's gaffes, his performance on the trail has primarily been one that's quiet among his rivals for the most part it's been a delicate conversation and what you see with the trump campaign doing tonight is a very effective strategy they employed in 2016 as well, which is to look for those vulnerabilities among democrats with hillary clinton, and try to magnify them. they are trying to put a megaphone to the conversations the biden campaign is not responding today but what they are repeating is that this is not, you know, the negative coverage and

high probability 0 win and no eliza human of allah is created or is it part of the broader trend in russia of the growth of product as it's purely just you it's purely in a lot of the credit because he build the device or using the what we call affect the effort to action or using it in the racial way but you can see it the same exact happening in other regions when of ali's. activities nadab friends and i think that maybe also occur weighted with the growth of fashion i'll make this a distraction if not it's going to same thing in regional politics the part of the brands that just brands like the governor can can be elected as a member of fortune off the party turned to united russia then turned to communist then run as an independent i mean in regions it's not it's not about the party brands it's about the place between the federal center and local it's in moscow it was a pretty different thing because no one has to ask was to say that i can be a broker or your protest i can build a frame i can build a device that your protest won't have a real result not in terms of electoral vote you k

julius thomas and julia harriman, they play alexander hamilton and his wife eliza.ow julia has a number she does something called beat boxing. reggie, mike nicco and i got a lesson. >> baoots and cats. i will say a rhythm. so boots and cats and boots and boots cats. >> boots and boots and boots and boots cats. thank you for the editing that made me look good. do you want to give it a try, larry? >> that's okay. i want to enjoy your performance even more. are tickets still avail able? >> they are. $95 is where they start. they wanted to make it inclusive so not only are they more affordable now they have a lottery daily. they set aside 50 to 80 tickets for $10 in a lottery you can enter by getting on the "hamilton" app. they really wanted to make the show accessible. if you're interested in getting tickets hamilton.shnsf.com. wait for announcements. it is really an amazing show in every way. the genius you can't overstate it. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they

but our thanks to eliza collins for joining us. thank you. >> thanks. >>> up next, trust issues? the government agency americans trusted to give factual real-life information about our national weather now caught up in this tangled, twisted web involving the president's claims about alabama and hurricane dori dorian. new information about what noaa told its own people, tonight. . i am royalty of racing, raise your steins to the king of speed. so, every day, we put our latest technology and unrivaled network to work. the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. e-commerce deliveries to homes spending time together, sometimes means doing nothing at all. holiday inn. we're there. so you can be too. they give us excellent customer otservice, every time.e. our 18 year old was in an accident. usaa took care of her car rental, and getting her car towed. all i had to take care of was making sure that my daughter was ok. if i met another veteran, and they were with another insurance company, i would tell them, you need to join

from september of 20 team eliza cummings in congress to part of it said that the report revealed a pattern of mismanagement at t.s.a. and v.h.s. including arbitrary and retaliatory personnel practices for lack of uniform civil service protections has led to numerous deviations from agency and deployment policy and from government once standers. which has which in turn has chilled whistleblowers harmed morale and negatively affected agency operations here's where this is the thing you can sit in have your oh they should be tougher oh well it's a tough job oh well we do the best we can that's not ok you cannot treat people are supposed to be like the elite of our country and these people and tell us we're keeping them safe it's the same thing with cops don't sit there and tell me that when you're when you're doing everything you can to punish anybody who finds wrongdoing and wants to make things better you know the whistleblowers are there especially in those businesses they're there to try to make things better they're there to say hey the system isn't working correctly stop major things fr

maria: a chad pod is claimed he- named eliza. 1968, "2001, a space odyssey featuring one of the mostisticated computers. the film intrigued and terrified viewers. >> this conversation can serve no purpose anymore. reporter: millions of americans bring a mac or pc into their home. 1997wai scores another win lit a toughly and figuratively. deep blue defeats the world chess champion. 2000 as we see a newly limb yum sun microsystems co-founder bill joy pens a piece for wired magazine called "why the future doesn't need us." making human beings an endangered species. >> we give individuals so much power that we most ability to make choice because those are made for us. maria: a.i. goes further into the mainstream as siri becomes a virtual assistant. >> this town is known as sin city. and its downtown is known as liver gulch. >> a two-day total of $77,147. maria: during a match of go considered to be the world's most of complex game. here, too, a computer wins. >> we are going to see today -- maria: a.i. is everywhere. i visited ibm's ai labs in new york. here they are trying to get ahead

how did skip the congressional district of eliza coming?s about baltimore, being a rat infested place. >> laura: i will answer your question with a question. how is l.a.'s homelessness such a disaster? why can't san francisco pick up the needles that you walk on right near the opera house? why? because they are badly run cities by liberals who won't learn lessons, that's why. any other questions? okay. >> i'm confused. >> then you can think of a good answer. horace, he has an opportunity to make a real difference by just bonding with the people of baltimore and saying, you are not forgotten. we are here and we want you to do better. there are some common sense things we have to work on together. >> i don't have a problem with that but what i'm concerned about is the emphasis over appearance and there's more that needs to be done because that city is still being mismanaged. the free market and the low regulation it's not humming, it's better. is it bad or is it worse? you can look at that place -- i said it's better, it has improved. i spent

maria: a chad pod is claimed he- named eliza. 1968, "2001, a space odyssey featuring one of the mostf sophisticated computers. the film intrigued and terrified viewers. >> this conversation can serve no purpose anymore. reporter: millions of americans bring a mac or pc into their home. 1997wai scores another win lit a toughly and figuratively. deep blue defeats the world chess champion. 2000 as we see a newly limb yum sun microsystems co-founder bill joy pens a piece for wired magazine called "why the future doesn't need us." making human beings an endangered species. >> we give individuals so much power that we most ability to make choice because those are made for us. maria: a.i. goes further into the mainstream as siri becomes a virtual assistant. >> this town is known as sin city. and its downtown is known as liver gulch. >> a two-day total of $77,147. maria: during a match of go considered to be the world's most of complex game. here, too, a computer wins. >> we are going to see today -- maria: a.i. is everywhere. i visited ibm's ai labs in new york. here they are trying to get

♪ i play angelica schuyler, the sister to eliza schuyler. could have ever imagined being a part of something this huge. here's some early head shots of my early modeling days. dance recitals. i started singing probably when i was 3 years old, church and choir. this was in the heights, which i did with lynn in l.a. balancing being an actor, being a mom and a wife is certainly challenging. ♪ we have eight shows every week. seare tw ether to some that's working opilates, my physical therapy i go to at least once a week, i pick up the kids, i will prep dinner, chat with them, go to soccer practice and then i head to work at 6:00. love you. >> love you! >> bye! >> bye! >> 4:00 i'll start my warm-up and it's probably about half an hour -- i do a lot of rapping in the show and if you're talking a lot, rapping a lot, it's easy to wear out the voice. i want to strengthen the whole voice. very much like being an athlete. to be self-evident that all men are created equal. thomas jefferson and include women in the sequel. and i hhead to work at 6:00. i'

the president criticized eliza on twitter back in july.the response to the representative on the administration's treatment at the u.s./mexico border. republicans picked the venue before he blasted on twitter. >>> people are fueling up on donuts and coffee and contributing to a pretty good cost today. how the special olympics is benefiting by pairing up. >>> members are waiting outside collecting donations and raising awareness. it is a statewide fund-raiser happening at duckens all over california. cops on the rooftop trying to get the attention of people passing below. what is happening until 10:00 a.m. this morning, customers can take a donation for any amount of money to support the special olympics. that donation will get you a free coffee voucher and you'll get to meet athletes who benefit from this. i spoke with a franchise owner about why this event is so important. >> we're really honored to partner with special olympics and local law enforcement to provide these athletes with as much support and encouragement and the opportunity.

we eliza here with us and beverly. but i want your read on his performance and the fact that this keeps getting mentioned brewing the pot here. what do you think? >> yes. if it was one gaffe, i don't think we would be talking about it. it's week after week, day after day where he has the gaffes. what we're looking towards is september 12 where you have for the first time you'll have elizabeth warren and joe biden take each other on on the democratic debate stage. i'm interested to see who will come out stronger in that. biden will have to have a good showing because what i hear democrats say off the record, that they're very concerned about his stamina long-term in this campaign and also whether or not he can go head-to-head with trump in a debate scenario. i think that's what democrats are looking at. there's reason to be concerned. >> neil: when i look at the math here, it's always the electoral vote. remember, hillary clinton did win the popular vote nationally. but we play by the electoral vote. 78,000 votes, the o

those are the stars, julius thomas and julia harriman who play alexander hamilton and his wife eliza.rough january 5th. tickets start at $95. they're available online and you can find a link at abc7news.com. and kristen was telling me earlier they have a lottery every day where you can get tickets for 10 bucks a piece. if you get lucky, you're in. >>> our weather sounding pretty good too. >> here is sandhya patel. >> it's going to be beautiful. right now here is a sign of what's to come. there is no fog here. and it's going to turn a little bit warmer tomorrow. don't worry. no extremes. but tonight 50s to 70s as we head towards tomorrow morning, it cools off nicely. numbers by 8:00 a.m. in the 50s, 60s. by the lunch hour, it's going to be so beautiful that you want to sit outside, and we take a look at the afternoon highs. inland areas in the low 90s. it's going to be warm. mild right near the coast with temperatures in the mid to low 70s. 74 san francisco. 84 in san rafael. 86 in vallejo. 90 in antioch. 85 in san jose. and 80 degrees in santa cruz. accuweather seven-day forecast, the

bragg is with the army, eliza bragg, she has drunk some bad water and is down with typhoid. she can't travel for a few weeks. so johnston says mrs. bragg can't travel. bragg can't travel to richmond , then, so we are going to suspend the order for the time being. until mid april, from the beginning of march to april of 1863, here is the situation in the army of tennessee headquarters in tullahoma. you have joe johnston, supreme commander in the west, nominally in command because he is the senior officer present. braxton bragg is present. he has not been officially relieved from the army of tennessee command, even though he knows -- even though everyone knows he should be relieved, but he is still there. who is in charge? i don't think they ever figured it out. now, who is the one person that could referee all of this and cut that knot and solve the whole problem? jefferson davis. the fact that jefferson davis does not is a severe indictment of him as a commander-in-chief of the confederacy. call it in my book, and i do not withdraw the comment now, dereliction of duty. final

. >> tiffany haddish, lil rel and eliza -- nigel lythgoe from "so you think you can dance.omedians on the show. so many dancers are actors as well so it's just a really fun show you kind of have to watch. you know what it's like to do a show at ifc. >> seth: yeah. >> like, you have a lot of creative freedom and you just kind of run with it. >> seth: and one of the great things about the show is you have written, i believe, 23 original songs? >> there's so many great songs you know, we were writers but, you know, we kind of loved what the lonely island did. >> seth: yeah. >> like, the first time i heard "lazy sunday," i was like, this is funny, but also, this beat goes hard. >> as a deejay, you can mix it into yourself. >> seth: yeah, exactly >> so we were like, we have to do songs that are really good. so we partnered with john legend, he's a friend you know, john legend, ne-yo >> oh, my gosh - >> vic mensa >> seth: you guys have a show that you love. a show that's very near and dear to your heart. it is called "marina del rey." >> yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. it is one of my fa