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obama, george washington. >> wow! >> jackson. abe lincoln.ave edited that. hello. obama? clinton? this is not that hard to do. >> the first and the last president and miss the other 43. >> do you know what it does? after spending my life in public life in news and information, you think what the hell have i been doing? this is the young, not all young. there are some people there of some age. that there's such little knowledge about such basic sthings very daunting. >> yes. you put out so much great historical work. >> okay. well, gangsters and now we're learning. >> sxin sane aisle ems. >> i would have been the exact opposite. i cannot name a single avenger. >> me either. >> is captain america an avenger? >> i don't know. >> i have one of the costumes. the black leather onesie. >> wear it on the 11:00. finally, remember the old show, kids say the darnedest things? last night there was a town hall featuring the cruz family talking about family time. and he admitted he recently dressed up in a pink boa and let's legal her break some news. >> t

other presidents like george washington and andrew jackson or even the lesser-known ones. they would have an oil painting done because that was customary. descended from the kings and queens of england. there would be lithographs of varying quality. there was this thirst to find imagery. which photography satisfied. you have lincoln for the first time here, his first photograph in 1846. becoming visual. he has worked up to be a lawyer. establishing himself. he's gone through this process of auto-didactic self teaching. all the cliches are true. he does walk five miles to return a book. he learned to cipher by using wooden logs. the legend only answer to the mystery of the beginning of this modern country. lincoln is coming out of the west. starting in 1846, he starts to get photographed. he is a classic figure of the jackson democratic party. and yet he becomes a whig, which is seen as the party of privilege. it was not a class conflict between the haves and the have-nots. there is demographically a difference. but what lincoln does, you see the plaster casts of his hands

chris jackson plays george washington. he sought me out. a lot of the actors didn't and i did not want to really undercut what the producer and director were doing at the rehearsal. harold: my experience in being a historical advisor was rather thankless and frustrating. i talked with tony kushner on this stage when the lincoln movie came out and the problems that had arisen. i was always asked my opinion and spielberg would say he didn't like the way i thought it should be and i would say it's not the way i think it's the way it was. his view was that art can go where history cannot. hamilton has one son in the play and he had five. it is made more simple. did they ask you to give that an ok? ron: if you ask me about my one big take away was, is that history is long and complicated and broadway shows have to be tightly constructed. i had hundreds of people mentioned in the book. a broadway show you have to have had most maybe eight or 10 principals. everything has to keep happening to them. sometimes things would happen in the show not to

jackson. and the minority, vinson voted with justices stanley reed and sherman. we will return to another oral argument and this is from one of the other clerks, his name is george nieback. between jackson and clark about their decision. let's listen. >> after they announced the decision at that time, at that time clark sat on one side of jackson, probably on the left, and tom clark announced his concurrence and i do not remember if he wrote to the opinion or not. but jackson leaned over to truman and whispered, i'm glad you see you have decided to be a judge, tom. now jackson told me that. >> you reacted when you heard that. >> it was very interesting, yes. and of course jackson is talking about this from his own experience. he was attorney general under roosevelt during which time he made some arguments very similar to those he is about to reject in this case. same thing happened. and for jackson, it was very important to recognize the distinction between how he looked at the world, political appointee and how he looked at the world as a judge. the attorney general and now a justice and therefore he could think differently about the merits of an issue. that's w

andrew jackson hamilton in texas. most importantly, george shepley in louisiana. louisiana and new orleans is key for lincoln from the very start. there is going to be very little traction in texas. andrew jackson hamilton barely hangs out in texas and spends most of his time in new york and boston and washington. in tennessee, arkansas, and louisiana, lincoln hinges his hopes. he pinned his hopes that those states during the war can be restored. this is critical to understanding lincoln and the construction. -- reconstruction. for lincoln, reconstruction is both a means toward an end as well as an end in itself. the eventual hope is to win the war and reunify the nation. how are we going to do that? one of the way to do that was to pick off whatever confederate states we could and have them adopt new constitutions and readmit representatives to congress. you would be weakening the power of the confederacy and evidencing the war effort. along those lines, lincoln focuses. he focuses on having elections held in those states, particularly in louisiana tennessee, and

presidents liked george washington, especially, but andrew jackson and the lesser-known one john quincy adams, would have an oil painting done because it was customary descendent from the kings and claims of england. -- kings and queens of england. chain moved on the food to the local almanacs and newspapers, the quality becomes not artistic. thursday to find energy that photography satisfied -- there was this thirst to find energy that photography satisfied. .e worked his way up he is becoming a lawyer and establishing himself. he has gone through this process of self teaching of where all the cliches are true. he does walk five miles to return five cents where he is walking -- working in a shop. mystery of this .odern country lincoln is coming out of the west. he is coming into prominence. in 1846, he starts to get photographed. the thing that is interesting about lincoln politically to me is that he is a classic figure of the democratic party. west. he is coming into prominence. in 1846, he starts to get which is aa wiig, party of privilege. they have taken the example of the french

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george. >>> u.s. currency, historic announcement. plans to replace slave owning president, andrew jackson, with harriet tubman, an escaped slave to help others escape, will become the new face of the $20 bill. she'll the first woman on u.s. paper currency in 100 years and the first african-american ever. meanwhile, the man who created the financial system got a reprieve. alexander hamilton will remain on the $10 five. >>> check this out, a man in texas tried to cross a flooded highway on wednesday, apparently misjudging the depth of the water. by the time he realized it was a mistake -- whoa, man, too late. it ended up sinking. the driver, he had to get out and swim to safety. that was a big whoops. but they all -- >> the road was blocked. >> do not drive into watt zer right. in fin h if anyone had a rescue, it was ridiculous. >> silly. >> alex, as far as the weather goes on the west coast, nothing like this. you've never seen anything like this. this was a couple of days ago. this guy in his truck should have hit the gas a minute ago. i guess he thought he was safe in his vehicle. right through, i mean so fortunate that it did not sm

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george washington. hmmm. wow. >> grover washington. [laughter] >> jackson. perot. david: perot? melissa: come on.avid: grover washington. i love that. melissa: can't be real. first one and the last one. who would grover washington be? david: i liked your picks. melissa: talk eye? i don't know. -- hawkeye? i don't know. that does it for us here is "risk & reward." >> lure looking at live feed of fund-raising event for donald trump on long island. former gubernatorial candidate, carl paladino is who is at the podium. you can hear the crowd cheering for him. trump may comment on his campaign manager corey lewandoski being cleared of battery charges. so we'll be bringing you back to that event as soon as donald trump start the speaking either way. a few hours ago the florida prosecutor made this statement. >> this office will not be filing charges against corey lewandoski for battery. while the evidence in this case is legally sufficient for the police to have charged

former presidential nominee george mcgovern and the reverend jesse jackson. the debate is best remembered for walter mondale's question on the death of gary hart's policy proposals. he asked, where's the beef? a slogan from a popular wendy's tv commercial. vice president mondale finished the primary season with the lead in delegates but he did not secure the nomination over senator hart until the democratic convention in july. he then lost the general election in a landslide to incumbent ronald reagan, with the president winning 49 out of 50 states. >> good afternoon. welcome to the league's second presidential debate of 1984. as we've done in previous presidential election years, the league of women voters is sponsoring a series of primary and general election debates so that you, the voter, can make side by side comparisons of the candidates and their views. john chancellor is our moderator for today's debate. john? thank you. back in new hampshire, there were eight of you. now there are only five. you survivors look pretty chipper to me. and since then, fo

jackson's people said well, you know, george washington misspelled a lot of words.difference does it make? adams has shown himself to be a man disconnected from the people. >> it was incredibly stupid. and the average person goes -- that's right, i got some imperfections and i know it and so does he and i'm voting for the guy just like me. >> tim naftal certain former director of the presidential library, author of the book "george h.w. bush" and a star in this series, thank you so much for being with me. so let's begin with this. i mean you just heard the clip talking about the character assaults and turning that into a winning strategy, that's really you know, sort of apropos to the discussion today, when you talk about the character assault on rachel jackson and then the fight we just saw. play out between donald trump and ted cruz. >> wherever somebody says this is the worst election we have ever had in the united states. you just have to look to the election of 1828. think of it, one of the major candidates was called a big ma t bigamist, and other one was call

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george washington bridge looks great . the upper and lower option no problems for the holland tunnel. two trains are southbound by jackson avenue. you have some delays this morning on the eighth avenue bound train.give yourself extra time. three cleaning rules are in effect. >> at least the l train is running. >> the repair to the l train tunnel under the bridge damage by super storm sandy is going to it's the way it is.the upside is that it speeds up the work that the mta has to do. it gets you all over with at once instead of piece by piece. the downside is that it would cut off the main crosstown route for hundreds of thousands of commuters like ellen chang. >> i would probably move closer to manhattan or further south . l train is the only search engine. >> i'll find out what i will do when my lease is up in two months. >> in a statement, they say is committed to meet regularly with residents , consult with officials. another possible plan is to maintain limited services at the lines 5 manhattan stops going along 14th st. the writers alliance deputy next if one does. >> there's a lot of time for the mta to get it rig

george? >>> 4:55. female civil rights hero replaces a president on the new $20 bill. >> harriet tubman will replace andrew jackson on the front of the bill. jackson is moving to the back. the treasury department says the response from americans has been overwhelmingly positive when it come to choosing tubman for the bill for the face of that bill. the change is expected to roll out officially in 2020. also president alexander hamilton will stay on the $10, but on the back there will be an image depicting women's suffrage. steph curry says maybe he won't play. curry and warriors are in houston getting ready for tonight's playoff game. >> curry practiced with the team. did a little dribbling and shooting the ball. he is nursing a tender ankle and not 100%. >> based on how i feel right now, i couldn't play. >> just a matter of hours about curry's status. warriors lead the best of seven serious 2-0. >> they are trying to get their star rested up for a longer playoff push. >> a smart move. >> do what you got to do. >>> next, we've been following breaking news this morning. two crashes very closely related at least in

contributor franchesca ramsey, and he plays george washington in the broadway smash hit "hamilton," emmy and grammy award-winning actor, musician and composer, chris jacksonone at home join our conversation right now on twitter@nightly using the hashtag tonightly. so i will talk about what you just talked about. the whole controversy surrounding beyonce's album lemonade. some people are criticizing her for getting all political and real saying she should leave that alone and just stick to music. others are praising her for making a stand. why are people so upset that beyonce is evolving as an artist. >> because it is 2016 and people love to bitch, larry, that's what it is. if you your biggest problem in 2016 is beyonce, kill yourself. end it. >> oh no. >> larry: is that what it is? >> that simple. >> listen, i think the big thing is that a lot of people felt like beyonce was a safe flak, she has light skin and blond hair and they're like she's not that-- she's not going to talk about black issues and got tricked because they had to remember that she she's actually black and that she can talk about black [bleep] >> larry: right, i like people think there i

george washington university conducted that study. >>> well, incredible video tonight of a roof collapse during a severe storm. this happened monday night at a prep school in jackson, mississippi. the roof suddenly gave way after relentless rain fell in the area. it was already leaking. several teachers were actually surveying the damage when it came crashing down. tons of water rushed through the hall waist and rooms, as you can see there. we're told the school's gym, theater and art gallery suffered thankfully, as you can see right there, nobody was seriously hurt that. >> is remarkable. >> it is. >> astounding. >> they ran out and made it. they're okay. >> thank goodness. >> well, janice, we have nothing. no moisture at all in the forecast. >> no, it's very dry here. cold at night. we're still dealing with temperatures at freezing or below during the overnight area. another freeze warning has gone into effect for counties on the outskirts of the city, mainly the north and west across much of new jersey and the hudson valley. these interest areas where the temperatures will be cold enough where plants could die if they're outside and you can't protect them or br

> well, andrew jackson had a great history, and i think it's very rough when you take somebody off the bill. >> we honor harriet tubman in other ways, in many ways. former president george h.w. bush in 1990, declared harriet tubman day. he created a day in honor of this great abolitionist. i mean... i mean... ( laughter ). >> trevor: someone has been getting their facial expression from the emoji list. i mean... ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheers ) oh, and by the way, that harriet tubman day she mentioned. that's not an annual event. this was literally one day in 1990. yes. you don't have to be a hero to get one day. how i do know this? because i got one day. and this is true, this is true. february 12, 2016, was trevor noah day in boston. yeah, and i held shero slaves in my lifetime, people. i had a day, and i helped zero slaves. in fact, i probably hurt slaves considering all the a.m. products i own. a day is not enough. and here is the thing-- money in america has never been static. it's changing all the time like a kanye west album. people are acting like god command andrew jackson be on the $20 bill like moses went up mount sinai and came back down with a bill with

george clooney but not 100,000 dollars. >> that could be used for charity. >> the $20 dollar bill will have a new fate. >> they are expected to announce andrew jackson will belaced by a woman. it is still unclear which lady from history will get the honor. harriet tubman, rosa parks those are two of the top contenders. >> alexander hamilton will stay on the $20 bill thanks to the popularity of the broadway play "hamilton." >> and don't expect any changes right away. a new $20 bill won't happen until at least 2030. it takes years to develop security features. >>> we will see about that. time is currently 26 after the hour. rules are rules. >> i think i have done more tk v in the last two weeks than in two years. i am not going to allow any one to rewrite the rules of or part. >> stevens responded to donald trump's attacks on the gop nomination process. >> on this day in history back in 1950 first trans-atlantic jet passenger trip was completed. and in 1999 wayne gretzky played his final game jordan and chelsea were searching for the perfect place for their wedding on booking.com. oh! yurt. yes! earthy... just rustic. [laughing] oh my gosh. wow. [owl howling]

george needed a little boost to reach the height of his father, grandfather and great-grandmother. >>> big changes are coming to the u.s. currency. an announcement from the treasury department and it plans to replace andrew jackson with one of the most revered figures in u.s. history -- harriet tubman. an escaped slave who fought to help others escape. will become the new face of the dollar bill dollar. she will be the first woman in u.s. paper currency in more than a hundred years and the first african-american ever. meanwhile, alexander hamilton's image will remain on the front of the $10 bill. women who led the suffrage moment will appear on the back of the $10 and the civil rights leaders on the back of the five. >>> let's get down to business with cnbc's landon dowdy. good morning. >> hi, there. good morning to you. the dow and s&p 500 are on pace for a four-day winning streak after hitting intraday level highs with the financials sectors leading the way. we have a ton of earnings reports this morning. biogen, general motor, verizon, under armour, plus alpha bet formerly known as google and visa are the big ones to watch after the beg. >>> companies across the u.s. are losing a staggering $10 billion a year

george and abe, alex sander and ben but say goodbye to andrew. >> harriet tubman will soon be front and center on the $20 bill. replacing our seventh president and slave own are in an draw jackson>> a woman could grow up a slave, remain ill it will rate and through her heroism and her vision and her determination help to change the course of this country. >> the announcement wednesday helped settle the backlash over an initial plan to remove alexander hamilton from the $10 bill. >> ♪ >> reporter: hamilton now a pop icon after the success of the broadway musical bearing his name. >> alexander hamilton is one of our heroes much he's not leaving our money. >> reporter: here in physical the addition of tubman who helped operate the underground railroad has many looking forward to the change. >> i think it's really good because it represents anti slavery obviously, and obviously women and i think that's perfo perform. >> i guess if she's on the $20 bill a lot of people will start to recognize who she is. >> reporter: coin and bill collectors say don't expect the old jacksons month be worth anything more than face value. >> i look at from it a collector stand point whether the old 20

george and abe, alex sander and ben but say goodbye to andrew. >> harriet tubman will soon be front and center on the $20 bill. replacing our seventh president and slave own are in an draw jackson>> a woman could grow up a slave, remain ill it will rate and through her heroism and her vision and her determination help to change the course of this country. >> the announcement wednesday helped settle the backlash over an initial plan to remove alexander hamilton from the $10 bill. >> ♪ >> reporter: hamilton now a pop icon after the success of the broadway musical bearing his name. >> alexander hamilton is one of our heroes much he's not leaving our money. >> reporter: here in physical the addition of tubman who helped operate the underground railroad has many looking forward to the change. >> i think it's really good because it represents anti slavery obviously, and obviously women and i think that's perfo perform. >> i guess if she's on the $20 bill a lot of people will start to recognize who she is. >> reporter: coin and bill collectors say don't expect the old jacksons month be worth anything more than face value. >> i look at from it a collector stand point whether the old 20

jackson -- not jesse, but "scoop" -- and ford versus reagan. >> you know, we always talk -- and i'm sure hank could tell us many stories, as i could -- about political gaffes. what was it? george mcgovern going to the lower east side and ordering corned beef with milk. but i think we had one of the big gaffes in modern political history -- was ted cruz going to the south bronx thinking that he could pick up support there, and in fact, obviously, he didn't do so well. that was contrasted with donald trump getting more than 10,000 people -- >> on long island. >> yes, which is where he should be and where cruz should have been, as well. >> cruz also eating matzo at a matzo place in brooklyn, and you had john kasich eating deli sandwiches, which i thought was kind of an interesting thing. in play. >> thinking about how this really works, it's about delegates in a particular congressional district. so they're trying to pick up pieces here, there, and everywhere -- not a dumb strategy, but you know what? doug's right. >> quick prediction from each of you about who's gonna win the democratic and republican primaries in new york on august 19th. doug? >> secretary clinton, i think, wil

jackson takes to twitter to cancel her tour. the reason that she gave "fox 5 news" at 10 continues jv recapping top stories, prince george county is cracking down on illegal strip clubs. businesses licensed restaurants to operate a strip club. twelve businesses were targeted and clubs v until friday decide permanently close or remove their adult entertainment. >> i'm tisha lewis at d.c. police headquarters a investigation is underway after a police officer shot a pit bull in northwest neighborhood the dog was ataing a woman one of two attacking a woman and that woman did get minor injuries and is expected to survive. >> and grab your rain gear for thursday morning and you may need extra time because it looks like moderate to potentially heavy rain coming through between about 7 in the morning and noon and we're not off the hook in the afternoon. i'll have your forecast in minutes. >> well tonight law enforcement leaders from around the dmv will join forces tomorrow to announce a yearlong investigation on area roads. >> this comes after atv hit and dragged d.c. police officer over the weekend in south east and another incident w

jackson. they were afraid that he might be the ruination of their careful plans to carry on their ideology with the american public. >> the next big find? this rare copy of georgehington's last will and testament, printed in 1800, right after washington's death. >> at the time, we knew there were only 13 existing copies. >> make that 14. >> it was in a plastic bag filled with other things, and it very well could've been thrown out without anybody ever knowing about it. >> by july 2010, john and lisa's strange inheritance is cataloged and ready for sale. they've invested a year and a lot of money in it. how much had john spent getting ready for this big auction? >> it was around $225,000. >> whoa! >> i hope we get enough out of this to pay for what we've discovered. >> will they? >> sold at $1,000. >> that's next. >> here's another quiz question for you. when andrew green was new york city's comptroller, the brooklyn bridge was partially financed by renting what? apartments atop its towers, boat slips by its piers, or wine cellars at its base? the answer in a moment. my school reunion's coming fast. could be bad. could be a blast. can't find a single thing to we

jackson if you're nasty. yes, we'll settle that later. >>> also, right now, five states head to the polls. it's a make-or-break day for bernie sanders who just told georgethat he is going to keep fighting all the way to the convention. >>> and right now, millions in the bull's-eye this morning as the midwest braces for a powerful dangerous tornado outbreak. much of the rest of the doesn't facing severe storms this morning as well. >>> then there's the beyonce story. the newest clue now about who she really may have been talking about in her video, her video album we're calling it. we'll get into that coming up. george. >> a little controversy going on there. >> hold your breath. >>> but we'll begin with new details in that chilling murder of a fitness instructor at a texas church. the suspect seen on that surveillance tape dressed in s.w.a.t. gear and the victim's family is now speaking out. abc's ryan smith has the latest. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning, george. just over a week ago, missy bevers, the mother of three, was killed before a fitness class. her family now coming forward speaking out asking those who know the killer to please

and chris jackson and i, chris plays gorge washington, he's as much a history buff as i am, if not more. so we're both west wing fanatics. so he, was dawnted by stepping too george washington's shoes because he knew everything that meant, and it represented. he had done his homework. he had read the biography of washington three or four times, big book. it was interesting to talked to daf ed who said i never felt like any of those stories were relevant to my life and my yup bringing. we grew up the story of the creation of this dri is our story too. >> what were you looking for in casting all this, you and tommy. >> people who could do it. that sounds simple but it's hard. >> why? >> because it's a ton of language. it's easier for to you do this show if you maybe have done a little shakespeare, maybe done a little chekhov, than if you have done three musicals. >> because of the sheer abundance of language, and the piece. and so. >> it is shakespeare in terms of how much you can get. >> not in terms of quality n terms of-- in terms of quantity. >> quantity. >> within time. >> yeah, an density. these are packed sentenced. >> so you had to have somebody that could

jackson is going and harriet tubman is in. >> this is awesome because she is part of the american history, george washington carver, and it is awesome. this is a long way. dagen: the lead in the wall street journal, a president who owned slaves is replaced by a woman who freed them. >> that is strong. i love it. dagen: to shift gears a little bit, what about you being on the money. >> look at you. you are too much. dagen: trailblazer, incredibly powerful woman in modern history. that is it, i am with you. >> having the picture on the bill specifies we the people of the united states of america. we need an asian and a hispanic. >> good job, treasury. >> always a pleasure, thanks for joining us. we will see you soon was still to come a massive explosion at a chemical plant in mexico believe several people dead this morning, we bring you details of this horrific blast next and more controversial comments from, why his days as an analyst at espn are over. shouldn't what makes each of us a unique individual, help individualize our cancer treatment? now through advanced genomic testing, we may be able to pinpoint and diagnose what

jackson in the bronx. the option is the bx4 or bx4a buses. we are moving well at the holland tunnel and the george washington bridge. alternate-side parking rules in >>> an arrest in a brutal hit- and-run in brooklyn. the suspect joshua colon stole a man's truck and used it to run him over and kill him. tracee carrasco reports. >> reporter: surveillance video inside of a greenwood heights bakery shows this man trying to disguise himself by changing his clothes and running down the street, moment was a he stole phil degrossi's work truck. >> someone had just stole the truck. a man with a hoodie jumped in the truck and took off. >> reporter: it was in front of a&d iron works. delgrossi got into a vehicle and chased the suspect until catching up to him at a red light. >> something happened there, and apparently he tried to get back in the truck. at which point he ended up >> all of a sunday i heard a big bang. >> reporter: this witness says it was delgrossi getting hit. >> he tried to stop him, but instead he run him over. >> reporter: the suspect continued down the street, hitting a lexus, and then