john hancock. john hancock is with his brother wind field in gettysburg so armistead and hancock have family members at the battle. hancock grows up in norristown and gets an appointment to west point. his father doesn't think it's a very good idea to young. sixteens the youngest a.g. can get in but it's also small. we think the big strapping winfield hancock. i. do you know how tall he was when he got out of west point? 5 feet 5 inches tall. his classmates considered him a pet. these small a fair amount of time and it gets picked on. boys being boys he gets bullied and one time one of his larger classmates steps in to fight one of the bullies that classmate is alexander hayes who ends up commanding a division. hancock never forgets this years later in a flowery language than i consider he writes when i was a boy i had difficulty in alexander hayes was the first assist me and extracted me for my trouble and became in that involve the nod for said difficulty himself. amazing connections between thes

john hancock might have signed the declaration of independence in the boldest hand of all as president of the congress in 1776, but signing documents was almost all he did. some states actually abolished the office of governor entirely and tried to rule through a council elected by the legislature. having thrown off the rule of a king, americans were not eager to substitute something similar in its place. but the experience of the postwar years demonstrated that too little executive power might be a recipe for anarchy rather than liberty. when the constitutional convention assembled in philadelphia in 1787, one of the leading members of the convention, james wilson of pennsylvania, moved in the opening days of the liberations to create a national executive who would possess executive powers of congress. this generated first shocked silence, and then equally shocked annunciation, as edmund randolph described such an executive as the fetus of monarchy. wilson had a hard experience of years of misrule under the articles of confederation to stand upon. the question quickly became not wheth

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john hancock. john is with his brother winfield so they both have family members at about. hancock is an impressive young man rolling up in morristown pennsylvania and he gets an appointment at west point andhis father doesn't think it's a good idea . 16 is the youngest age you can get inbut he's also small . we think of big strapping winfield got hancock. you know how tall he waswhen he went to west point ? five foot five inches tall. they considered hancock a pet . winfield scott hancock was his classmates that. he's about 16 by the time he leaves but he's small fair amount of the time but he gets bullied. one time it gets so bad one of his larger classmates to step in and that classmate is alexander hayes who ends up commanding a division under hancock . hayes beats up the bully and hancock never forgets it. years later in the flowery language of the 19th century he writes when i was a boy i once had a difficulty and alexander hayes was there to assist me and extracting me became involved in difficulty himself. i never forgot his generous action. hancock's not a good stud

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john hancock might have signed the declaration of independence in the boldest hand of all as presidentcongress in 176, but signing -- 1776, but signing documents was almost all hehe did. some states actually abolished the office of governor entirely and tried to rule through a council directed by the legislature. .. one of the leading members of the convention, james wilson of pennsylvania, moved in the opening days of deliberations to create a national executive who would possess the executive powers of congress. this generated, first, shocked silence, and then equally shocked denunciation as virginia's edmund randolph described such anol executive as the fetus of monarchy. but wilson had the hard experience of years of misery under the articles of confederation to stand upon. and the question quickly became not whether there should be such a national executive but how he should be elected, how long his term should run, whether he should be equipped with a veto over congress, or whether he could be recalled from office by impeachment. in the end, the convention agreed that the executi

other side of that fence, you can also drive up and drop off your ballot box, but you need your john hancock. >> back to. all right. they certainly make it easy. i thought, well, lots of options continue our team coverage. president biden did help governor newsom make that last minute push to get people. >> to vote no while he was here in california, the big guns on the eve of the big vote and front runner. larry elder was holding his own rally. meantime, to try to get votes. sarah stinson is live in the newsroom with more on the race. hi, sara. >> that today is the day we've been talking about after weeks of political ads nonstop crowley's. it's really come down to a battle. >> between governor newsome and republican front runner larry elder now the 2 spent the final hours before election day in different parts of southern california trying to win over these voters. the people who haven't cast their ballot if their ballots yet. now the governor got support from president joe biden talk about big support in president biden's first presidential visit to california at a rally in long beach. yo

the person at the chair is john hancock the three people that are recognizable. that's hancock. there are ben franklin off to the right the tallest man six two. it was jefferson and off to the left. of him is the stout his rotundity. they called him john adams. and the play 1776 feeds the notion that this moment is the signing moment. and that's why we celebrate july 4th. the truth. is this the painting depicts the moment when the committee the five-man committee that drafted the declaration presents the draft to the the full congress on june 28th. it's really june 28th. not july 4th. adams himself writes to his beloved abigail on july 3rd and says yesterday july 2nd is going to be today that is celebrated in speeches and orations and parades and illuminations even gets the fireworks, right? but he thinks today we're going to celebrate as independence day is july 2nd. and the reason he thinks that is the july 2nd is the day that the congress voted on the resolution from virginia written by richard henry lee that said these colleagues are and have every right to be independent sta

cnn's paula hancocks is in seoul with details. paula. >> reporter: well, johnion we're now getting from the joint chiefs of staff here in south korea, saying that they believe that these two ballistic missiles were fired from the center of the country of north korea, they went about 800 kilometers, that was the range, 60 kilometers altitude, and from that they have decided that these are two short-range ballistic missiles. now, there was one of those missiles fired earlier this year, but it's certainly more rare that we're seeing this kind of activity from north korea. but it does come just a few days after they said that they actually fired two long-range cruise missiles over the weekend. now, when it comes to today's launches, we know that they happened local time around 12:34 and another at 12:39 p.m. in the afternoon around lunchtime. japan has said that it is very concerned. the prime minister saying that it is outrageous, these launches, obviously firing in the direction of japan, landing in the waters off the east coast of korea but not going into japane

hancock's last. sickles, his left was to extend to the round top mountain plainly visible if it was practicable the occupy it and then there's another piece about having replaced some of john gary's 12th corps troops that were in the vicinity of the round tops on the night before now. what about eight or nine o'clock in the morning general meade goes to his son captain mead and basically says right down to third core headquarters. see if sickles is in position. okay, captain mead comes down and again finds general sickles still in bivouac. hey sickles asleep and late. he had a rough day right day before. so initially randolph, i'm sorry initially captain mead doesn't talk to sickles directly captain mead talks to captain george randolph sickles his artillery chief and randolph goes into sickles. his head comes out and basically says, uh, yeah, you know general sickles, you know, he's sleeping, but you know, he's not really sure where we're supposed to go. not really sure whether 12th corps was captain meets says okay. i you know kind of gets back on his horse rides back to headquarters reports back to his father. what do we know about general needs temper? patient guys saw