yea, george washington. let's have a bust, a plaque, little stoatues of george washington.19th century museums, they were keeping that era alive of like these cases and you are really not telling the story so much of the room. those are some more dar ladies. and they are fabulous. what i would tell you is the dar single handedly saved houses like this. they went to city, elected officials and said you cannot tear down this house. it has intrinsic historical value. we were just talking about jackie kennedy. it was before landmarks laws and these ladies were really doing it the right way. so as much as we look back and say, well, why did they do this? they were doing what was best for the time and dressing up and looking fabulous as well. so you might recognize this woman. anyone have a guess? she's queen elizabeth. the mansion was the only new york stop on queen elizabeth ii's bicentennial like travels around the united states. and really cool thing, i'm going to step away right now. that shorter lady right there is kay parker. we lost her a couple years ago. she was on the

george washington's favorite copybook was written by a jesuit priest entitled over -- "rules of civility and behavior." washington fell in love with this book, learned the rules backwards and forwards. the idea was that you disciplined your hand and your mind. it certainly worked with george washington. those roles became his code for living. two that stood out to me, the first, every action done in company ought to be done with some sign of respect for all who are present. the second one, the labor to keep that spark of celestial fire called conscience. he maintained his virtue by really -- reading daily devotionals and attending church in making sure every action was in complete compliance with the brand-new constitution as well as with the jesuit rules. he left the presidency and two years later he died. there was a prominent historian who decided he wanted to do something special to preserve the memory of her -- of george washington, so he decided to write a biography. in those days, you did not have great libraries or research tool so to fill up a book in portray personality and cha

buddied up with great day george washington. george washington knew that he needed more horsepower. toneeded a little brilliance add to the conversation and so james madison and washington locked arms at the constitutional conventions and thehe early days of washington presidency, they did more together than either of them could have done individually. what did madison do to compensate? upid stewart said he buddied with the most dynamic of the founders, alexander hamilton. hamilton had a great vision for the constitutional ratification and came up with the idea. he needed somebody equally brilliant and hard-working and so he and madison joined forces, wrote the federalist papers and led the charge to get it .atified what did madison due to compensate for no creativity? he buddied up with thomas jefferson. jefferson knew a lot of his ideas were unrealistic, crazy. he needed somebody levelheaded to bring him down to earth, so you have this perfect balance of the levelheaded genius and the creative genius and together, they invented our federal government that has served us so well for

yea, george washington. let's have a bust, a plaque, little stoatues of george washington.19th century museums, they were keeping that era alive of like these cases and you are really not telling the story so much of the room. those are some more dar ladies. and they are fabulous. what i would tell you is the dar single handedly saved houses like this. they went to city, elected officials and said you cannot tear down this house. it has intrinsic historical value. we were just talking about jackie kennedy. it was before landmarks laws and these ladies were really doing it the right way. so as much as we look back and say, well, why did they do this? they were doing what was best for the time and dressing up and looking fabulous as well. so you might recognize this woman. anyone have a guess? she's queen elizabeth. the mansion was the only new york stop on queen elizabeth ii's bicentennial like travels around the united states. and really cool thing, i'm going to step away right now. that shorter lady right there is kay parker. we lost her a couple years ago. she was on the

she said, governor, there's going to be tremendous traffic at the george washington bridge. he didn't really respond. this was something that was going on in a very busy month of august. she said they had a lot going n on. as you mention, this completely contradicts his testimony from the january press conference. he held a press conference for more than an hour denying one question after another that he had any knowledge. he said i called my staff together. i said does anyone have any knowledge of these lane closures? no one raised their hand. so he says that he had no knowledge. in fact, today, chris, just minutes ago, he again releases a press release saying he had no knowledge before and during the lane closures. >> well, let me go to howard on this, on a political thing. this is a guy who had a good shot at the presidency. moderate republican from the east, elected in a strongly democratic state. then when that didn't work out, he was going to be the number one surrogate for trump. now he's off the field all together. >> totally off the field, and a very inopportune tim

until he proves himself and then so finally he gets his commission and a few days later he meets george washington and, you know, washington was six for -- six feet 4 inches tall and makes a big impression on lafayette. lafayette was so starstruck when he meets washington, he wrote: it was impossible to mistake for a moment his majestic figure in department, nor was he less distinguished of the noble stability of his manner, which is a sweet memory, but does get on my nerves how he needed tall people to make a good first impression. [laughter] >> unfortunately, because of a scheduling mishap we can't be at kareem abdul-jabbar's presentation next door, so i will go out on a limb and say everyone loves kareem abdul jabbar. i do love kareem abdul-jabbar. so anyway, he joins up. and washington, he fully grows in washington because he's just so gung ho. the whole war, all his men are deserting in droves and here's this french kid who, the whole war is like put me in, coach. [laughter] and what washington says okay, you can join my military family, which was lingo of the database if washington is an oka

in the oval office, this final member of israel's founding generation, under the portrait of george washington, telling me stories from the past but more often talking with enthusiasm of the present. his most recent lecture, his next project, his plans for the future. the wonders of his grandchildren. in many ways, he reminded me of some other giants of the 20th century that i have had the honor to meet. men like nelson mandela, women like her majesty, queen elizabeth. leaders who have seen so much, whose lives span such momentous

i've worked with george washington and we do have the infrastructure here anthatinfras why the bill will be a great way to get more research here and i've already voted for more funding and i would love to get that into this region also. >> i'm a big believer in research. in the private sector we run businesses and know how important research and development is to the growing of our businesses. it's equally important to the growth of the country so we need to find research dollars. congress hasn't voted to do that. it's cut funding to be co- funding from all kinds of research facilities. we need to fund the research necessary. i also agree we need to get universities to work cooperatively and share information and work cooperatively that way. we need to prioritize this. it's something i would certainly do and think you. >> all of us deal with cancer and diabetes and these chronic diseases and that's why i am so passionate and i've made this a top priority. i'm sick of getting those calls when your friends tell you they've been diagnosed with a chronic and deadly disease. i still think it

a little bit about how was not nly tuscagee was a great college like snow hill institute and george washington and agricultural extension. amazing that spawned out of the great work. washington had a really all encompassing ambition about improving black conditions. the institute was founded as a normal school to teach teachers, prepare teachers. and a number of his -- most the early graduates went out and established their own primary schools and some of them founded other industrial schools, a half dozen of those, little ones around the south. he had a great mission to improve the agricultural practices of black farmers and it became the great center for black farmers to come and seek information about how to improve and this is when george washington carver came in and he of he great teacher agriculture. and later on, that interest, that focus grew into an agricultural school and then an agricultural extension service that was essentially the black part of the u.s. department of agriculture tur's extension services based at the institute that was created initially on behalf of washington. l

por el escÁndalo del cierre del puente george washington en el 2013. de un juez del condado bergen, tiene para encontrar cada causa suficiente por una queja de mala conducta oficial contra el gobernador de new jersey por el el cierre del puente george washington el 2013. la queja fue interpuesta por un ex bombero quien argumentÓ que el gobernador a sabiendas del cierre de algunos carriles del puente se negÓ a dar Órdenes para hacer lo necesario para abrir los carriles de acceso que dando a la comunidad. la queja se basÓ en el testimonio del de cinco estrella que se declarÓ culpable en el caso del cierre del puente que afirmÓ durante el juicio que se adelanta que christie estaba al tanto. el gobernador dijo en un comunicado, es una acusaciÓn sin mÉrito presentada por un demandante conocido como activista polÍtico y con historial de abusar el sistema judicial. el fallo serÁ apelado de inmediato. este nuevo ingrediente del escÁndalo llega la tercera semana del juicio donde dos policÍas de la autoridad de puertotestificaron diciendo que un funcionario de c

this is george washington at valley forge. hisaid that he pledged life, his sacred honor and his fortune. so he really gave everything to the revolution. i am a huge fan of washington. i've made a tapestry hanging behind him. this is the field of the services. her all the motive, eagles and flags and flimflam. i'm a big fan. many people, when they become americans, it's like converting to a religion. and it was like that for me. like people who convert to catholicism want to be more catholic than the most catholic person. i like that as an american. is nathan hale. banner.ade the first american spy. shrimeerpreters of thes can talk about him being talked into becoming a spy. to an untimely end at the hands of the british. sometimes i get the chance to remind people that we are in the midst of history in washington. this is a call box on the corner of florida and massachusetts avenues. it was the boundary of the district. general washington used to ride up there on his way out of town. voice stood at a certain -- certain point,

it's where george washington crossed the delaware river. christmas 1776. they reenact it here every year. >>> welcome back. we are here in the land of wawa, bucks county, pennsylvania. you heard earlier this state is hillary clinton's firewall. her husband bill clinton is in jacksonville, florida. we are watching because his rally is set to begin 30 minutes from now. the former president made an appeal to clinton supporters to try to embrace the other side. >> we have got to stop the craziness of trying to bring each other down to the lowest common denominator. don't fight fire with fire. look people in the eye and say, we need you. >> msnbc's kasie hunt is following the clinton campaign. she joins me live now from headquarters in new york. when you hear an appeal like that from the former president, when you see where clinton is going how effective is the strategy for her campaign? >> in the final days here, they are really trying to broaden out their pitch. to as many voter as possible. we have gone through phases here in the campaign where we have talke

so example, mad hatter's george washington.- i see a couple of people like, oh, maybe i should buy tickets. all of this is on our website. there is a link to get tickets. it's for three weeks in september into october. we're really, really excited about it. there's going to be some really fun programming around it. we're trying to get some hamilton cast members to come and do a symposium with us. and we have a launch event coming up on august 27th. so a week from tomorrow from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. it's going to be a mad tea party. you get to chat with me and vinnie and talk about history together. so thank you so much. i hope to see you at the mansion soon. i hope was this interesting as it related to hamilton and burr. so thank you guys so much. [ applause ] and i actually ended on time, yes! >> i think the plan is not to take questions up here but to head downstairs? >> yep. >> so if you have any questions, ides be happy to answer them. we'll mosey on downstairs. if you want to buy a book, buy a book and i'll sign it for you. an

in the winter of '78 at valley forge, george washington wrote, our soldiers have been weak without foodre naked and startled. we cannot admire the unshakable patient of loyalty. here is samuel, thousands of others left their bleeding footprints in the snow. in this war, the people of the new world won their independence. they joined hands and 13 colonies became the united states. then the people of the new republic begin to feel. together they pioneered and together they made territories into states. by 1812, a wilderness was becoming a great nation. then came war. at lake eerie, we have met the enemy and they are ours. and in new orleans when general jackson said they should not speak on our soil, thomas wilson was there. america began to build ships then came 1861. the government of the people, by the people, for the people shall not perish for this earth. malice toward none, charity for all. then america began to rebuild. >> man, i'm going to cuba. >> cuba? >> with united. >> jim fought in the spanish american war shs the 24th and 25th industry added to the long record new. >> i'm ji

hamilton saw during the war, he had a picnic there with george washington and lafayette. this is a source for power. this can be used for factories. there were some problems with hamilton's plan the first director turned out to be a crook he embezzled the funds. factories did come to patterson and they did come to america. in a report that hamilton issued to congress, he talked about the benefits of a diverse economy to the united states. we have agriculture, we have commerce and trade. we also need manufacturing. we need all we can get. he went to great detail about the kinds of things that could be made in america one of the people he found was samuel colt, who built a factory in patterson, and moved it to hartford and the colt pistol and weapons were produced by colt and his decendents. he was one of hamilton's talent picks for the patterson great falls project. but in his report on manufacturers, hamilton talks about what manufacturing and economic diversity can do for people. he wrote what i consider to be the most eloquent, most moving words he ever wrote. he said t

accusing him of having knowledge of the politically motivated plot to close lanes at the george washington bridge. a conviction on this charge would carry a five to ten-year sentence. a spokesperson for christie says that the governor will appeal and has dismissed the ruling in a statement that reads in part. this matter has been thoroughly investigated by three independent separate investigations. >>> and we are following an investigation in a trash can at the jersey shore. it happened at barnegat township, ocean county new jersey. nora muchanic joins us live at the scene with more. >> reporter: the scene has been cleared but the spot behind me was where at 1:30 this morning some kind of bomb detonated in a plastic garbage can that was set for pickup. the ocean county prosecutors office says the police responded after neighbors reported an explosion at windward drive in barnegat. the sheriff's office and new jersey state police bomb unit and atf are working this case and the blast left a debris field of 10 yards and crime scene investigators are searching through the evidence for clues. n

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so example, mad hatter's george washington. chessercat is -- i see a couple of people like, oh, maybe i should buy tickets. all of this is on our website. there is a link to get tickets. it's for three weeks in september into october. we're really, really excited about it. there's going to be some really fun programming around it. we're trying to get some hamilton cast members to come and do a symposium with us. and we have a launch event coming up on august 27th. so a week from tomorrow from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. it's going to be a mad tea party. you get to chat with me and vinnie and talk about history together. so thank you so much. i hope to see you at the mansion soon. i hope was this interesting as it related to hamilton and burr. so thank you guys so much. [ applause ] and i actually ended on time, yes! >> i think the plan is not to take questions up here but to head downstairs? >> yep. >> so if you have any questions, ides be happy to answer them. we'll mosey on downstairs. if you want to buy a book, buy a book and i'll sig

alexander hamilton's actually the illegitimate son of george washington. and the conspiracy -- and the people say, that's preposterous, you know? washington was never -- actually, no, washington was in the west indi sexer. yeah, three years before -- indies. yeah, he was in -- yeah, but have you seen the birth certificate? [laughter] he's the bastard brat of the peddler, and why is washington befriending this fellow? maybe he's two years older than he is because he's freakishly smart. maybe when he came to the united states he was 17 and not 15. and so -- not making any of that up. all in the book. now dynasty today, because americans have forgotten. you know the rule, but you don't know the reasons behind the rule. you say 35, why did they have that? what were they worried about? it's not just in 2000 we had someone who was the son of a president running and winning, george w. bush. he's also the grandson of a senator and the brother of a big state's governor who himself runs for president and who's on the other side? al gore whose father, al gore sr., act

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an historic item involving george washington is an historic item >>> historic item involving george washington headed to the auction block aing from amont of washington's draft from his first inaugural address. april 30th, 1789. the document could sell for $150,000. >>> and in tonight's business watch, playboy recently stopped nude pictures in its magazines and now it started selling digital copies of the publication. the magazine is available on apple's itune store and google play stores. the move is part of the company's overhaul to boost digital revenue. centering the brand around lifestyle, entertainment and culture instead of photos of >>> america is swimming in credit card debt. the average creditor card debt for house holds is more than $16,000. that averages out to $2,600 every year in interest payment is a loan. >>> finally let's head to wall street where there was a mixed day for stocks today. the dow jones climbing 15 points. and the nasdaq down seven points but much better than yesterday when the dow fell 200 points. and that's tonight's fox business watch. the health app company g

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she reity rated she used the wrong choice of words and said time for traffic problems near the george washington bridge actually referred to a traffic studiy and not a plot. she is charged with causing gridlock to punish ft. lee's democratic mayor who did not endorse chris christie in the re-election. >>> septa is standing by its union next monday. the pressure is on as they talk at the negotiating table. live at the sheridan is john rawlin rawlins, what is the latest? >> reporter: the two sides are back together again and it's good news, there is no substantial progress today and big issues out there. one is pens equality or pension fairness and that is still very much unresolved. noon time today. top union negotiations are arriving for the resumption of talks at the sheridan downtown. septa and its large of the union have eight strikes since 1985. the most recent in 2009. the annual earnings of a transit worker with overtime about $68,000. septa offering a 5.5 pay bump spread over five years, the big issue this year is pensions, they are capped limiting their retirement pay to $2500 a month an

and to keeping the army together , which was george washington's great genius but george washington would say he cannot do it without martha. and she would arrive at camp with foodstuffs and cloth, and all kinds of things that had been prepared at mount vernon over the summer. one of the many contributions that enslaved americans to the revolution. she'll be cheered into camp, lady washington is here and they loved her. she would cook for the soldiers and so for the soldiers and pray with the soldiers. she would put on entertainment for them. and that was a good thing -- it was a good thing she was on hand because george washington could be indiscreet and there is a time that he danced for three hours straight to with a very pretty and flirty katie green. and good thing martha was there. she also had a wonderful sense of humor which she would never -- you would never know seeing her in that little mop cap. she named her tom cap hamilton. and that was appropriate. that was the winner at morris town. it was the winter of 1779, this one was that particular winter and it was a terrible time i

did you hear the rumor alexander hamilton is actually the illegitimate son of george washington. people say that's preposterous. washington was never -- actually, he was in the west indies but three years before hamilton was born. but there's no birth certifica certificate. [laughter] why is washington befriending this fellow he's freakishly smart but when he came to the united states he was 17, not 15. you know the rule that you don't know the reason behind it. it's not just that in 2,000, we had a. who was on the other side, al gore, whose father al gore senior was a leading political statesman and we talked about the governor. not just jack and robert and ted. we could talk about the current governor not just whose father was governor and spoke at the democratic national convention way back when, ted kennedy's niece, we could pick another and talk about arnold schwarzenegger who isn't just a movie star in his own right married to maria shriver his dad ran for the vice presidency and his uncle was president and his other uncle ran for president and he could keep going and talk a

"i am george washington," and "i am jane goodall," are in stores now. we'll be right back!omey's leadership, the bank used a controversial foreclosure practice called "confession of judgement" to take away homes from people across pennsylvania. the practice is banned in 35 states because it's considered predatory, but pat toomey didn't care. pat toomey the banker: he's really not for you. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. republican party bosses looked to find brian fitzpatrick. nearly three thousand miles - that's how far away they "hand-picked" him to run for his brother's seat. b

"i am george washington," and "i am jane goodall," are in stores now. we'll be right back! [ cheers and applause ] i just want what's best for my kids. when i hear arguments that massachusetts needs more charter schools, i think: what about the students in all of our schools? every new charter takes away more money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million dollars, just last year. we can't afford to drain even more money because they're already losing so much. i'm not just standing up for my own kids; i'm fighting for yours, too. imagine if your child were trapped in a failing school. imagine if your child couldn't read or write at grade level. imagine if your child were stuck on a waiting list. 32,000 kids want to go to a public charter school. but they can't. if you like your public school, but for kids stuck in failing school districts, question 2 will let parents choose something better and give all our kids hope. please vote yes on question 2. >> seth: my thanks to ashton kutcher, kevin millar, sean casey, chris eliopoulos, stanton moore, the 8g band. we'll

that is why i have worked with george washington. that is why the 21st century chores bill will be a great way to get more research through. and i have heard he voted for more funding and i would love to get that into this region. moderator: thank you. ms. bennett, 90 seconds for you. ms. bennett: i am a big believer in research. we, in the private sector, who run businesses, know how important that research and development is to the growing of our businesses. it is equally important to the growth of our country. so we need to vote to fund research dollars. this congress has not voted to do that. it has cut funding for nih and all kinds of research facilities. we need to fund the research necessary. i also agree that we need to get our universities to work cooperatively and share information. we need to prioritize this. it is something that i would certainly do. and thank you. moderator: thank you. congresswoman comstock, 60 seconds. congesswoman comstock: all of us deal with cancer and diabetes and all those diseases. that is why i

he recalled, george washington's commitment in the development of the city of magnificent scale. a senate park commission, the mcmillan commission, was authorized as a group of consultants to study the development of parks and public spaces in the district of columbia. the commission reassembled those who had been associated with the highly successful neoclassical white city of the columbian exposition in chicago. the first important decision to be judged with by the commission was the accommodation of the railroad. and equestrian statue of george washington was to be at the junction of the major western axis of the mall. arose atngton monument that point. a victorianen neo-gothic terminal of the baltimore and potomac railroad. was owned by the pennsylvania railroad and was on the north side of the mall, now .onstitution avenue coupled was another terminal at new jersey avenue and c street. . each station was connected by its own dangerous ungraded [indiscernible] the solution is generally of thed to the president pennsylvania railroad. the removal of the bnp station on the mall

call bob who is head of the george washington bridge. baroni called him and said bob, is there test going on. yes. brody was still not satisfied. he confronted weinstein over the news and it only took commuters four minutes. we are doing all of this for four minutes saving. is there anything to this accusation? the accusation accusation that the lanes were closer political retribution now four minutes in, another one to that's the amount of time that bridget and kelly and brooks were before they are indicted. there soon take bridget and kelly take the stance. >> women who are homeless and addicted to drugs have a safe place to go to raise their baby. >> we understand the trauma these women have experienced. >> these are women who are out of options. >> see news happening near you. up load it to the fresco abbott today. become a citizen a citizen chaser. download fresco at the app store in google play. most people owe the bank. but pat toomey actually owned a bank. and when he went to washington, he voted to change the laws... to benefit

the george washington bridge is a cash cow of the port authority. as the crown jewel.with joe clift who is a past director planning for the long island railroad and the long island advocate to talk. he said the most surprising thing about their plant as it doesn't include work on the bridge itself. >> give structural work on the bridge which is a combination a combination of working on the stand itself, yc underpins the road and sub spent are cables that come down from the suspension cable, changing those out, they are rehabilitating the suspension cable itself. that is once in a century type of work. >> he said they're going to repaint the bridge. wise paint so important? >> if it's a steel bridge if you don't paint it it will rust. and that will reduce the strength. >> there trying to make the bridge more wheelchair assessable and working on the different approaches to the bridge. all of that work will lead to more traffic, if lead to more traffic, if you can believe that's possible. [inaudible] >> i spoke to some drivers about the. >> are you worried about traffic?

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story of him leaving home and his pregnant teenage life to come to america to throw in with george washington's continental army. i was referring and i will take questions i wanted to read this section of his voyage to america in his early time and then i will read a little tangent about and her wrote bookseller to pander to the subject of the proceedings. [laughter] so in 1777, lafayette had absconded to america, but his own ships to come here. the king of france is trying to keep them at home. his family is trying to keep them at home because as i mentioned she is pregnant and once he makes it onto the ship he is purchased across the atlantic, he's extending his wife, he starts writing his wife audrey in his letters to try to explain why he has abandoned her and their forthcoming child is saying about that while history might useful a great fathers, recorded history is not where to find him. [laughter] at sea, lafayette and though the grandeur of his mission to his wife, audrey and attempted to include. he wrote i have as a favor to me you will become a good american. she is a teenage french

. >> i think this all started when george washington refused to become a king, right? now donald trump probably would have called him a loser. >> remember the last debate on your screen trump refused to commit to conceding the race if he lost. clinton told her supporters trump is quote attacking everything that has set our ?ountry apart for 240 years. >>> today hillary picked up an endorsement from former secretary of state colin powell. the republican who served during george w. bush's presidency revealed today he will vote for clinton. it's not that surprising after all because pelleted back president barack obama in 2008 and again in 2012. >>> something is wrong with this picture. a denver woman has two bbllots addressed to her name, mailed to her and she told denver7 political reporter, marshall zelinger, wonders if she is not the only one. -- voted early, but often but she has that option. >> i have two ballots, yes, sir i do. >> this resident received two ballots to two different addresses. >> a new i could not vote both of these ballots. i did not know which one