lawrence and george's father died in 1743, before he transferred any of this knowledge to george.so george never really knew what his relationship to the fairfax family was. but all caps -- but lawrence knew and there he is on his deathbed, tuberculosis or one of the diseases he got on his expedition to the west indies, his health interior rates. the fairfaxes decide they can't risk keeping their mulatto children under their roof at belvoir. not that the family cares about it, but the empire is at stake. that is my theory. sally cary and george william fairfax, i think had three children. the first was a daughter. she's only mentioned once in history. i think it's a significant comment. where she's mentioned, some of you have probably done this, you can go down to fort belvoir and you can go down to the site of belvoir manor, and the foundations of the house are still there, the sheds, and the grave site. if you have a chance, i encourage you to do it. the first time i went there, i was alone. i got the sense that somebody was watching me. i get up and i get the sense somebody's w

stephen was the winner of the 2013 george washington outcries for his work george washington gentleman warrior. we acknowledge also the partners along with college in establishing which one it was really the first thank you for being here. tonight, another milestone in the renewed efforts to educate the world about martha washington and the critical role played as part or to george washington. earlier this year we expanded partnership at the university of virginia to undertake a comprehensive edition of martha washington's papers and letterpress in digital format. in march of next year we welcome susan swain and richard norton smith to discuss their new book on first lady says heart of the martha washington lecture series. we continue to add content about martha washington to the website in the knowledge that charmed, grace and wisdom of our own special martha washington who delayed and educates visitors. it's impossible as we learned tonight to bullet no george washington understand and an mount vernon without knowing the story of martha washington. in 1816, john adams posed the quest

congress written george washington's hand. christie's ind at new york city. >> we have come to a very proud moment. we are selling george washington's personal coffee of the acts of congress. it is showing in the front of the room for those whom have a chance -- home have not had the chance to peek at it. we'll start the bidding at $1,300,000. $1,400,000,4 -- $1,700,000 $1,800,000 -- $2 million. 2,204,000. >> my name is carol or do and i service -- carol purdue. it has been my great delight to work with our library and board team to think about the acquisition of this monumental book for the mount vernon collection. george washington is very exacting and we see that he takes great care of his books and hasn't beautiful glass fronted -- he has them in you to .ull glass fronted shelves great care of his volumes. on important books, he puts a terrific bookplate. it is ordered from england and engraved in london. before 1771. they have the washington coat of arms with his name and his motto embellished on them and he puts them in

george: welcome to the blitz i' m , george vogel, and she is elise jesse. we kick off the night with a conference game straight out of the greater catholic league . elise: elder and moeller are both 1 and 0 in league standings. the crusaders are riding a five game win streak, while the panthers look to bounce back from a loss at oak hills earlier this week. george: the panthers and crusaders facing off at the family center 2nd quarter , frankie hofmeyr dries a whole. the layout is good. more for elder, joey said otto, down to it half -- down two at the half. trey mcbride, the hoop and the harm, three point. next, reilly boss steals the ball, he becomes, he can dribble and dunk. moeller crushes elder 56-48. elise: now we make the jump across the river to kentucky for some more rival basketball . newport catholic squaring off with covington catholic. george: it is part of the big bluegrass-buckeye charity classic at the bt nt arena, and a benefit they special cause here at wlwt the ruth lyons , children' s fund. elise: tonight there was a battle for northern

i left my post. >> george!ou. >> for all of his hard-assed-ness, custer was a romantic when it came to his wife, libbie. he absolutely adored her and made sure that she was as close to him as possible. >> whether blinded by love or ego, custer's impulsive behavior has serious repercussions. >> president grant is just infuriated. custer is a military officer. he's violated military protocol, and grant wants to fire him. >> that trip cost him. he was court-martialed, not only for going off to see his wife without permission, but also for ordering deserters shot. >> only a few men, including his brother, testify on custer's behalf. he's found guilty on all counts and suspended without pay. >> it's gonna be all right. it's only a year. >> only a year? >> you've survived wars. now, come on. >> as a career military man with no post and no mission, custer is lost. >> what he is is bored out of his mind. he's not fighting every day. he's not winning an advancement. there are times that -- when he was even considering l

george: china is at a crossroads. they want to impose party discipline and at the same time try to find a market solution. o cannot be reconciled. one or the other has to give. either there has to be political reforms as well as economic the transition will fail. transition.ased we have a great interest that we succeed. so we have to sort of support it we can, probably from the outside. but it is really up for grabs. it's one of the big economic questions. actually there is a lot of resistance inside china to this tight party control. society, lot of open people inside the government that are putting up pretty strong resistance, and i hope they will succeed. francine: we still have one or two questions. on china, the vice president of china is here in davos and he said they are not actively reviewing the policy of the evaluating the yuan. do you believe him? george: i think they made the xi jinping wasn in washington, he made the bringment that he will the depreciation of the currency. but depreciation of the currency

george: it is.ge market focus at the moment, but it will be as we go through the year. because it is, people are very -- they rush to judgment about the candidates and the primaries and so on and say this guy has not got a chance. the most likely outcome. we don't know. we don't know what kind events might happen between now and november. tom: i can't see anyone within the group, republican or democrat, going to berlin and giving the speech that president obama gave a bunch of years ago. maybe moren europe into with tensions in the middle east and it is probably a lack of foreign policy from the u.s. that impacts tensions so it is important for everyone around the world who the next president is. without getting into politics, if you are angela merkel or david cameron, is or someone you would prefer in office? george: i don't know. it is difficult to segregate what i think they think. i imagine what people would like to see is continuity. doing -- itnomy is is not great but it is ok. anything that w

♪ george washington's going home ♪ ♪ george washington's going home ♪ ♪ george washington's going homeause] sydney harcourt, jackson, good night. >> thank you. i wanted to say a word, a final word of thanks. i want to thank chris jackson and lynn miranda and music director ian weinberger for that performance. at one point in the show, of course there have been references already to the historical storytelling part of it. history has its eyes on this show. which is changing the history of everything it touches. with the theater, music, education, our sense of the past and our connection to it. and, above all, to the millions of young people who will see the show in due course. our collective sense of the future. what ideals we should pursue and what legacies we will leave for those who might one day tell our story. so we want to thank you lynn manuel, miranda and all those who work with you and who are swept up in your genius. it's fantastic. and to all of you in this room, thank you for your support of mt. vernon, of washington college and the institute. you help us to tell the story a

george vogel joins us with more. george: the steelers have officially ruled out one of their weapons as well. deangelo williams, who ran for more than 900 yards, in the regular season, and is playoff veteran, has not recovered from a foot injury. it is hard to get to the playoffs period. in this league. it is extremely hard to win a game. you know, i don't -- there is not a reason to live in the team does bye-bye any means. last year was last year. the year before that was then. that's what i'm getting back. living in the present moment. george: the steelers have ruled out one of their weapons as well. d eangelo williams. he has not recovered from a foot injury suffered last week against browns. a.j. mccarron played against steelers last month. in that same game, andy dalton was injured. mccarron must avoid the mistakes tomorrow night. mike: roethlisberger has had some mistakes recently. six picks in the last three games. let us see your bengals spirit. upload a picture of you and tailgate group to the u-local slides

george a.j. mccarron could make : history tonight by throwing a here' s the list of quarterbacks since 1970 who started in their touchdown passes or didn' t. with just one touchdown pass, a.j. mccarron will be the first the bengals and the steelers have been very careful not to give themselves bulletin board material this week. what happened last month, that would be a good idea. elise: and the nfl has decided to put the exact same officiating crew on call for tonight. john parry' s team will have another chance to police a game that could get out of hand quickly. george: it was near out of hand during the week 14 battle between the bengals and the steelers here at paul brown stadium which was one of the more chippier contests of the year. there were quite a few extracurricular activities going on through the game. some were upset claiming the officiating crew failed to keep the players in line. parry' s crew finished fourth in the nfl in fewest called behavior penalties, and now, they have the t

♪ ♪ george washington is going home ♪ ♪ george washington's going home ♪ ♪ going home ♪ george washington'sgood-bye say good-bye one last time ♪ ♪ >> chris jackson. sidney harcourt, ian weinberger. good night. >> thank you. i want to just say a word -- final word of thanks. i want to thank chris jackson and lynn miranda and music director ian weinberger for that performance. at one point in the show, of course, there have been references already to the storytelling aspect. but there's the line history has its eyes on you, i think that's true also of this show, that history already has its eyes on this show, which is changing the history of everything it touches, the theater, music, education, our sense of the past and our connection to it and above all through the millions of young people who will see the show in due course our collective sense of the future, what ideals we should pursue and what legacies we will leave for those who might one day tell our story. so, we want to thank you, lynn miranda and those who work with you and all those who are swept up in your genius. it's fantastic.

is the george washington prize, we are going to sing a george washington's for you today. never performed outside of the theater, so here is hoping we remember the farewell address without our costumes. i will give you the set up. we are in the middle of act two, and george washington is deciding to step down, thus setting a precedent for the two-term presidency. he is calling hamilton into his office. , on up here, guys. the song is called "one last time." ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm stepping down, i'm not running for president. >> say goodbye, you and i. ♪ >> i want to talk about the hard-won wisdom i have earned. one last time the people will hear for me one last time we will teach them how to say goodbye you and i ♪ ♪ i will use it to move them along if i say goodbye the nation learns to move on it outlives me when i'm gone like the scripture said everyone shall sit under their own fine and fig tree and no one shall make them afraid save in the nation we make i want to sit under mild vine and fig tree a moment alone in the shade at home in this nation leave made one last time one last t

he is the winner of the 2013 george washington book prize for his work george washington, gentleman warrior. i would say this was the first book on washington to win the prize. we are delighted that you are here. [applause]. tonight marks another milestone in mount vernon's effort to educate the world about martha washington and the critical role she played as a partner to george washington. we expanded our partnership at the university of virginia to undertake a comprehensive addition of martha washingtons papers in press in digital format. next year we will offer more authors to discuss their book on first ladies. we continue to add new content to the website and acknowledge the charm, grace and wisdom of our own very special martha washington who delights visitors on the estate. it is impossible to fully know george washington and understand him mount vernon without knowing the story of martha washington. this question was posed, would he ever have been commander or president of the united states if he had not married the rich widow? as you know ever jealous of the deep affection shown b

george washington himself, chris jackson. [applause] out onet mean to leave other member of the cast, the writer, the composer, lead actor, hug them are hamilton, lin manuel miranda. [applause] earlier this month, having just seen hamilton for the third time, new york times writer wrote, i shivered the first time i saw hamilton, the second time released -- partly with -- relief that i had not overestimated it here at -- overestimated it. this time i cried from beginning to end. from neweater critic york writes that way, you know you are in the midst of something special, transformative. lin manuel including miranda careless about the critics reactions and the impact on the show on a special group of guests tonight. 10 students represent schools from queens, harlem, the bronx, who went to see the show last weekend and met members of the cast afterwards. they are the vanguards of the 20,000 new york city high school students who will see the show over the next 12 months. other not call out all names. could i ask though students

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george, if he could, he would. let me tell you what he's trying to do, he's trying to keep guns out of the hands of law-abiding citizens by continuing to put new restricts on gun rights. let me give you an example. he says -- barack obama wants this debate to be about facts and truth. good. let's have it about facts and truth. here's the fact and here's the truth. none of the attacks that he is horrible, horrifying tragedies that have occurred that he cites as a rationale for new measures he's taking, not a single one would have been prevented by anything he's proposing and the reason why is because killers and criminals do not care what the gun laws are. they are not going to go to someone that conducts background checks. they will continue to get them from the black market, stolen guns, et cetera, so this is absurd. the only people that will follow the law are law-abiding people. this is nothing but an effort from the left to continue to chip away at the second amendment ryes. >> finally, senator, we had this new

george: greece is still a problem.e one problem that has no solution because it has been so messed up that you can only muddle along. there is no solution and the problem is now coming to the boiling point again. but it's not a major problem in the scheme of things. but compared to the other issues, it is not that significant. we had mario draghi today saying he is ready to act and has promised more. how much will that help? i think the markets misunderstood what happened at the previous meeting. the markets sold off and that was a mistake. markets expected action and thought there was no action coming. drug he basically did not want to act -- draghi did not want to act without german support or stronger evidence of deflation. it on het want to push had one or both of those conditions. confirm he has it and they will act unanimously in march. i was going to predict it it stole my line. we did not coordinate right. francine: two weeks ago, you should -- you said we should be more careful because there's a risk of repeat

>> sabrina: you'll hear one voice that's not like the others. >> george: hi ryan, this is george and i'm calling from the hillary clinton campaign for iowa. >> sabrina: george reynal is only 11 years old. >> george: mmhmm, well thank you for you time. honestly, i have no idea how many hours i've done. >> sabrina: that's because it's a lot. >> george: i had a bit of an idea. like, i knew what a caucus was, but i didn't know how it worked. and now that i'm doing it, it's really interesting. >> sabrina: george diligently works through his list of calls to make, not allowing himself to get discouraged when people don't answer- >> you have reached the voicemail box of- >> sabrina: or when they just hang up. >> george: one out of 10. >> sabrina: that's because he says he believes in her record. >> george: i think she's the only candidate with the foreign experience that our president in this modern day of really just tensioiobetween nations needs. >> sabrina: and her vision for america. >> george: she's a fighter, she fights not just for the americans of tomorrow. >> sabrina: he's not the

>>> george clooney and amal adding to their family. >> we'll explain as george gets confronted about his wife. a baby? >> hear how george handled that question about pregnancy rumors. >> plus, oprah cashing in on carbs. how she made $12 million by saying this. >> i have been eating bread every single day. >> breaking news that donald is not showing up? >> hear megyn kelly seconds after trump announced he is boycotting the fox news debate. >> megyn kelly is a lightweight. >> our tough questions for megyn. >> can you honestly say you could you have done a fair and neutral >> now outrage over the o.j. mini series. >> nobody has approached us. nobody consulted with us. >> from nicole brown simpson's sister to o.j. himself. did he just threaten to sue from jail >> as we flash back it happier times. their wedding with kris jenner. >> what made kate hudson break into song during our interview? >> now in our 35th season, this is entertainment tonight. >> i'm not sure who has more fireworks, housewives reality series or donald trump and his race for president. >> he flipped the tables on fox

>> hear how george handled that question about pregnancy rumors. new exclusive interview. >> plus, oprah cashing in on carbs. how she made $12 million by saying this. >> i have been eating bread every single day. >> breaking news that donald is not showing up? >> hear megyn kelly seconds after trump announced he is boycotting the fox news debate. >> megyn kelly is a lightweight. >> our tough questions for megyn. >> can you honestly say you could you have done a fair and neutral >> now outrage over the o.j. mini series. >> nobody has approached us. nobody consulted with us. >> from nicole brown simpson's sister to o.j. himself. did he just threaten to sue from jail

on in george's world, including "hail caesar" and we will talk about it all when we sit down with george on monday. >> one of the most tal people in hollywood. >> yes. >> as it oprah of course. when oprah speaks she get's a big reaction and this is crazy shout-out to bread a it into serious dough. >> i lost 26 pounds and i have eaten bread every single day. >> it turned into a $12 million twitter video. this is the new weight watchers commercial. over 30.9 million twitter followers it yesterday and a bunch of them reacted by buying weight watchers before oprah's tweet the stock was trading at $11. 35 37 within /- /- 35. within minutes, a 20%bump. a good day for the average investor but oprah owned million shares and the slight increase meant o raked in $12 million. >> that's the genius of this program. >> but considering she is worth estimated billion, $12 million won't make much impact either way. >> i love bread. i love bread. >> so how does she do it? oprah uses health smart grain over avocado spread with a slice of turkey oregg. okay, now i'm hungry. speaking of getting fit, camerama

george. >> okay, jon, thanks very much. we've also got this new analysis from fivethirtyeight, our partners from fivethirtyeight. they projected the race so correctly back in 2012 and have now got the first projections for the iowa caucus. >> reporter: that's right, george. primary contests are notoriously hard to forecast but fivethirtyeight is for the first time this cycle breaking down the chances each candidate has to win in iowa and new hampshire. they're doing it by combining all the latest polling numbers with data on how the various polls and endorsements have predicted or failed to predict results in the past. while senator ted cruz and donald trump are neck and neck in the poll, as of today fivethirtyeight gives cruz a 44% chance of winning the iowa caucus. trump comes in second with a 21% chance of winning, and recent endorsements and momentum in the poll, fivethirtyeight gives marco rubio a 20% chance of winning in iowa. jeb bush and ben carson trail far behind to round out the top five. now, over in new hampshi

: well, george is going to show you a beautiful view of the sunset, but -- >> george: many of our viewers -- >> danner: sometimes things get crazy in the weather center. >> george: i'll show you what we're talking about. the sky has fallen. >> danner: if you're standing on your head, you can see this picture. >> george: this was what the like. and we have a picture from kathy hudson. you can send us our pictures to weather at wset.com. a beautiful sunrise. it looks like a fire in the sky. >> danner: you can really tell. >> george: tomorrow is going to be a cool and dry afternoon with sunshine. we'll have a south breeze, but it's not going to be anywhere near az windy as today. tomorrow, we'll have then highs 50 and 57. we're looking live at william's stadium at liberty. and they have the football lights on. i'm noticing the scoreboard is on there as well. and they have scraped all the snow off the turf. you probably had to do that today as well. and by 11:00 p.m., we'll be in the 20s. not as windy as it was earlier. you'll notice a breeze this evening. blacksburg, virginia tech is freezin

you met bella and george right here. bella is 11, 43 pounds. george, 131 pounds. actually is. bella was diagnosed with morquio syndrome, a rare genetic disease that attacks the bones. before george, bella couldn't walk on her own. but that all changed when she met george from the service dog project in ipswich, ma. he helps her get from class to class on her own. teacher : how you doing, bella? bella: good. teacher: good. she gets to work. he gets some sleep. then it's off to gym-- through those doors. bella: oh, he helps me walk. i lean on him like a crutch. after we met them: "in the category of service dog, we have george the great dane." george received the american kennel club's service dog of the year award a standing ovation for george and bella. and tonight, a new year's arrival. 32 puppies at the same farm. 18 of them - are related to and already training to be just like him. we all could learn a thing or two about aging gracefully. one woman in louisiana is a true role model at that. bowling at 100 years old. " "it's maybe dead pirates in there."" and construction cr

george: george and zach, back with more blitz on a saturday morning. basketballs bouncing on both sides of the river last night. year in and year out, there are teams to be reckoned with in northern kentucky. zach: one of those teams would be colonels of covington catholic. last night, the colonels were getting after it. george: we go to hebron and conner high school on cougar path. off the opening tip, colonels with the bucket. credit c.j. frederick with that one. here's terrific ball movement by cov cath. @ they run this to perfection. the man in the middle, ending up with it. not only does he score the bucket, but that man was hammered. he's going to the line. the colonels scoring the first five in the game. conner breaks out for a bucket here. alec garnet gets the finish on the break. cov cath cruising, 60-29. zach: on the road at moeller, matthew budde three for the bombers brought x to within ten. look at the beautiful finish from nate georgeton. coach carl kramer loves when his guys share the ball. the back door. the reverse layup. there. the ba

>> hear how george handled that question about pregnancy rumors. the new exclusive interview. >> plus, oprah cashing in on carbs. how she made $12 million by saying this. have been eating bread every single day. >> donald is showing up. >> hear megyn kelly seconds after trump announced he is boycotting the fox ne debate. >> megyn kelly is a lightweight. meggin. >> can you honestly say could debate? >> noutrage over the oj mini >> nobody has approached us. >> from nicole brown simpson's sister to oj himself. did he just threaten to sue from jail? >> theired withing wit kris jenner. >> you hung in there. we're so proud of you. >> what ma kate hudson break into song during our interview? >> now in our 35th season, this is entertainment tonight. >> i'm not sure who has more fireworks, housewiv series or donald trump and his race for president. >> he flipped the tables fox news last night declaring he will boycott thursday's gop debate because megyn kelly won' step down as moderator. >> talking about being in the right place at the rtime, jennifer paris

this is the george w. bush bill of rights gallery.he first document we see as we come in here is a rare copy of the declaration of independence. this is the one that was left to the -- lit the--this is the one that was lent to us by david rubenstein. this is remarkable about how this document came to pass. the copy of the declaration that most people think about is in the national archives. that was the one that the framers famously signed, that john hancock vividly said i will sign so big that king george can read it without his spectacles. ck's big signature. the thing about the document that even by the 1820's it was becoming faded. it was beat up. when dolly madison and others rolled it up to save it in the war of 1812 and john quincy adams became concerned that the original was going to fade so much it would not be read. he commissioned a man named stone to make a perfect copy that would look more like the real thing that any other print. there was only one problem. stone came up with a rather cutting edge copying technique that

george burrell, a nonprofit executive. >> good morning, matt. >> good morning, george.an ting, temple law professor. >> hey, matt. >> hey, jan. >> nelson diaz, attorney. >> happy new year, matt. >> you too, nelson, and to all of you, of course. and sam katz, documentary-maker. good morning, sam. >> yes, i'm a maker. [ laughter ] >> he makes things. let's talk about james francis kenney. he is now the mayor of philadelphia. the 57-year-old was born in south philadelphia, attended st. joe's prep, la salle university. he spent more than two decades in city council. now he's at the top of philadelphia politics. now, kenney has an ambitious agenda focused on elevating the poor and those discriminated

plus, now that george wallace didn't get much air time.ou know, the evening news was half an hour. there was no cable tv no, live stream on the internet certainly no twitter. wallace would have done great with twitter as donald trump does. for someone like trump, there are many more ways for him to get to the voters and i think his ceiling in that respect probably in that respect is probably higher. >> one of the things i have seen as a sort of ans a typical modern approach in the donald trump campaign and i don't mean this in a snarky way at all. it's something you don't frequently see, is that he's very negative and very dark in terms of the prospects for the united states. his initial stump speech was overshadowed by his racist comments about mexican immigrants but the repeated line he made in his announcement speech was the american dream is dead. he then put out a book called "crippled america." we've now seen his first television ad which is essentially about the impending collapse of the united states. are there parallels there in t

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wlwt news 5' s george vogel has george? george: the nfl is taking swift and strong action. bengals linebacker vontaze burfict was hit with a three game suspension without pay to start the 2016 regular season. the nfl is going after burfict for this hit on antonio brown s game. s action placed his opponent at unnecessary risk of injury and should have been avoided. the nfl considers burfict a repeat offender since he had been fined four other violations during the season. here' s what marvin had to say earlier today about burfict and his rough reputation. >> well unfortunately, we earned , some reputations, and we have to eliminate that by continuing to play well within the rules, the way he plays. and he plays very well within the rules, and we have to keep doing that. george: for now, burfict plans on appealing his suspension , vontaze could have company soon. the nfl says it is still reviewing the game and could be handing out more punishment soon. that includes players and from the newsroom i' m george , vogel, wlwt news 5. mike: all right. one of the people george is ta

the george washington book prizes awarded annually to enhance public understanding of george washington and america's founding era. miranda was awarded this year for his broadway musical hamilton. ceremony held in new york city where we will hear miranda.lin manuel we will see a performance from the play yard this is about an hour 15 minutes. >> good evening, thank you. sker and i amm baa the president of the gilder lehrman institue of american history. it's my pleasure and privilege to welcome you to the 11th presentation of george washington prize. on behalf of the three cohosts of tonight's event. lucas, alsoara president sheila bair, adam .oodhart