lin-manuel miranda. musical guest, sabrina carpenter.nd featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 760, cali! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. i feel the love. thank you very much. welcome, welcome. welcome to the "tonight show." thank you for being here. thank you for watching. [ cheers and applause ] welcome. we have a great show tonight, ricky, lin-manuel -- it's going to be fantastic. [ cheers and applause ] first we get to some jokes right here. everybody is talking about this, this feud between president trump and republican senator bob corker. they're fighting again, these guys. [ light laughter ] yeah, today corker said that trump is a bad role model for children. and trump said, "not true." [ laughter ] "i've even proven that a child can be elected president." [ cheers and applause ] so -- that's pretty inspirational. "alert the daycare staff." [ laughter ] trump was so mad, he squeezed his juice box and it went all over his tie. he's like -- oh. [ laughte

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome lin-manuel miranda. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: c'monhe best. all right, come on. >> that made me really happy. >> jimmy: you are the best. everything -- thank you so much. first of all, i just want to say for everything you're doing for puerto rico right now. [ cheers and applause ] hurricane maria happened, you still have family there, correct? >> yes, that's right. my aunts and uncles and my cousins are all still on the island. and in a lot of ways, you know, it's going slower than anyone wants. 75% of the island is still without power, 25% still without water. we're making -- >> jimmy: i'm so sorry. >> yeah, we're making up for this sort of slow initial government response. but what's been amazing is the reaction and the outpouring of support from everyday citizens like you guys. from i mean -- we -- just the hispanic federation we've raised $20 million. that's small donations from you. [ cheers and applause ] that's from you. thank you for the $2.5 million -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's the least i can do. i mean -- >> so

. >> hamilton star lin-manuel miranda is shining a light on puerto rico. begno shows us why the island's recovery has become miranda's next act. >> reporter: as the creator and star of hamilton, lin-manuel miranda is used to getting mopped by adoring crowds. but the crowds that greet ed him a few days ago in puerto rico were different. they weren't here to just applaud him, they wanted to thank him. what's your biggest concern for the island? >> it's still the immediate needs of the hardest hit towns, the towns in the mountains and the hardest hit towns that we're still struggling to get aid to. >> reporter: in the aftermath of hurricane maria, puerto rico is still reeling, 53 days later much of the island remains without power. >> i feel proud to support hispanic federation, because your money is going to puerto rico -- >> reporter: since the storm, the 37-year-old miranda has been using his voice and his fame to sound the alarm. >> what is expected of you as a puerto rican? >> it's complicated because i didn't grow up here. so it's this weird mix of i wil

in addition to aiding relief efforts, lin-manuel miranda plans to bring his musical to the university of puerto rico in january of 2019. miranda, who left the show last year, will reprise his role as alexander hamilton and hopes the show will help boost the island's devastated economy. >> what a treat for them over there. >>> all right. it feels like it took a little longer than normal, but it is finally beginning to feel like winter out there. nbc meteorologist bonnie schneider joining us. >> it's definitely cold out there. looking at temperatures plummeting with arctic air coming in from the north. it's going to make a big difference in the forecast. temperatures that are about 20 degrees below normal as we look towards thursday into friday. we'll be watching for those numbers to drop in cities like washington, d.c. and new york city. so we're going to be getting cold in the mid-atlantic and the northeast as well. bundle up. that's spacey. those details in two minutes when we return here on "early today." tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomor

( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: ladies and gentlemen, lin-manuel miranda, creator and star of theroadway musical "hamilton!" ( cheers and applause ) please, please! >> i heard you needed an awkward picture and i think i might be able to help. >> stephen: lin-manuel, i know you are here to help. are you also here to promote something? >> of course! ( laughter ) i'm here to promote this new song we've been working on. it's called "almost like praying," and it's got jennifer lopez, marc anthony, gloria estefan, fat joe, any latino person you like-- ( laughter ) is on this song. ( laughter ) it dropped at midnight, and all the proceeds go towards helping puerto rico rebuild. >> stephen: incredible. ( cheers and applause ) you can get it right now. it is all ready up. it's available on itunes, spotify and tidal. but here's the thing: i'm glad you're here promoting the song, everybody should get it to help the people for puerto rico. >> yes. >> stephen: but here's my problem. nick and i were actually just in the middle of raising money for puerto rico as well and we're just $1,000 shy o

plus, lin-manuel miranda sings out for puerto rico. the "hamilton" creator takes on a new role as political activist after hurricane maria. >> many of the needs of the 3.5 million american citizens on the island are still not being met. i'm here because we need to be here and we need to continue to amplify the needs of the island. >> woodruff: all that and more, on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> the ford foundation. working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: a mosque in egypt's sinai peninsula was the scene of mayhem and carnage today. at least 235 people were killed, and more than 100 injured, as militants attacked a crowded house of w

lin manuel miranda has found his next act. >> i have nothing but faith in the character and resilienceans people. if they're given a fair shot to come back we'll have a better puerto rico than before. >>> the cbs "overnight news" will be right back. ok, let's try this. it says you apply the blue one to me. here? no. have a little fun together, or a lot. k-y yours and mine. two sensations that work together, so you can play together. because your carpet there's resolve carpet care. it lifts more dirt and pet hair versus vacuuming alone. resolve carpet care with five times benefits >>> a new restaurant in philadelphia is helping the hungary and the homeless, by serving more than just meals nan nan nan nancy g.i.les has the story. >> a new company called rooster soup company opened this year. it's been named one of america's top ten new restaurants. rooster soup is also doing well in another way. it gives away every penny of its profits. >> someone might say you are doing this for good press. >> i think there are probably easier ways to get press. opening a restaurant with 100% of the pro

there you go. >> nice. >> she's good. >> looking good. >> awesome. >> molette, thank you. >>> lin-manuel miranda smithsonian for his costume back. hamilton is returning to the stage as the founding father, alexander hamilton. ♪ >> it's all for a good cause. miranda will star in a three-week run of the show in puerto rico. he already planned to bring the show to the island but it will help get the local economy running again. he'll be there for a limited three-week run in january of 2019. >> i feel like he can do no wrong. i n t with his wife. >> got to have a -- >> nutella has a new recipe and people are not happy about it. the company says it added more sugar and milk powder but less cocoa. >> what? >> the color is also brighter. people are up in arms. they take their nutella very seriously. they're angry and condemning this change on twitter. some went so far to create the hash tag nutella gate. >> they said our country underwent a fine tuning. >> people are going to show up with signs. they don't want to mess with it. >>> if you need an extra caffeine bump, starbucks has a buy one, get one fr

or not he was picked for a jury and if you through away your shot there is a chance to see lin-manuel miranda to see him in hamilton. but have you to get on a plane to see him. >>> and new details showing how calculating devin kelley was after committing mass murder in a church. it shows that kelley walked up and down the aisles to execute parishioners one by one. maggie ruly is live now with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: rick, the description of that video is hard to hear and authorities that watched it says what shocked them most is that everyone survived the shooting and vice president mick pence is now here in texas to comfort the victims. mike pence is heading to texas after the worst mass shooting in the state's history. to comfort this small community where everyone knows someone that was killed. the names of all 26 victims, were released including one family that lost three generations including an unborn child. pence asked the nation for their prayers. saying at this moment of heart break and loss in the southerland springs community what most americans are able to do

this is lin-manuel miranda during the campaign last fall. >> ? there are 10 things you need to do register to vote posted hillary sign on your long call someone. hillary, examine the terrain, watch the campaign with your man tim kaine ? host: why did the broadway show get into politics? that was a fundraiser for hillary clinton. mr. chernow: that is a good question. when the show started out, we were all, we all made an agreement we would try to keep the show and the promotion and marketing completely nonpartisan. that we did not want the show to be perceived as either republican or democrat or liberal or conservative. we were hoping political figures from both sides of the aisle would come. we had many more democratic politicians the republicans, it would turn out. the change in that -- lin has been very active in recent weeks, with the -- the hurricane relief. and has made some strong statements about the president. that has been a kind of official change, i still like to think that it is a show for all americans. i would hate for people to com

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lin-manuel miranda was also recognized for his body of work.e honor to puerto rico as well. >>> now feast your eyes on the holiday windows at macy's. you can see many of them each of the huge rotating figures there. lot of little christmastowns and you see christmas trees and polar bears and mice right right there. of course may -- right there. of course macy is also preparing for the macy's thanksgiving day parade. >> i know that's a quick look at what's going on. >> the news at 4:30 starts right now. >>> and after growing up here in d.c., he served his country in the military and his community on the police force. and now a manhunt is underway for sean suiter's killer. thank you for joining us, i'm january jeff cote. >> i'm larry miller -- jan jeffcoat. i'm larry miller. miri marshall is standing by this morning with a look at what we can expect outside. >> good morning larry, good morning everyone, waking up to temperatures of 45 degrees with cloudy skies out there and the winds out of the west at 9 miles per hour making it feel more like 45

this is lin-manuel miranda during the campaign last fall. >> ♪ there are 10 things you need to do ♪ >mber one >> ♪ register to vote and it's on you post that hillary sign up on your lawn ♪ >> ♪ number two >> ♪ call some undecideds with your crew your cousins in ohio maybe try and flip 'em blue ♪ >> ♪ number three >> ♪ watch hillary examine the terrain watch her campaign with the man tim kaine in the membrane ♪ >> [both] ♪ tim kaine in the brain ♪ host: why did a broadway show get into politics? i mean, that was a fundraiser for hillary clinton. mr. chernow: that is a good question. when the show started out, we were all, we all made an agreement we would try to keep the show and the promotion and marketing completely nonpartisan. that we did not want to show to be perceived as either republican or democrat or liberal or conservative. we were hoping political figures from both sides of the aisle would come. as it turned out, we had many more democratic politicians than republican. lin has been very active in recent weeks, with the hurricane, the puerto rican hurricane relief and has ma

today, a group including lin-manuel miranda of "hamilton" fame called on lawmakers to do more to help. pulling double duty tonight with their message of liberty. melissa: hundreds of supporters. ♪ [singing] through theching streets of d.c. in unity against "oppression" and "unjust laws," crippling the people of puerto rico. maria, weurricane absolutely felt we needed to come together in solidarity and make sure that we are representing the people of puerto rico, the people that don't have a voice. melissa: the group goal, to get legislation to help the island's economy like permanently rolling back the jones act, canceling puerto rico's debt, and rebuilding the territory. >> puerto devastated. we are talking about two months later, and people still do not have electricity, water, and people have lost their entire homes. children have lost food. an absolute destruction in the island. people are leaving the island. toissa: the group plans establish a team called project puerto rico to make sure legislative changes are made. >> if they don't have the resources necessary that we can provi

in response, lin manuel miranda you are going straight to hell, at real donald trump.r you. someone will say, right this way, sir." they will clear a path. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are just back from cop 23, the un climate change conference in bonn, germany, where the trump administration tried to derail the conference by pushing coal, nuclear and gas as solutions to climate change. well, on this democracy now! special, we're looking at the ways climate change is alreadydy affecting the united states. we turn now to houston, which was devastated by massive flooding from hurricane harvey. the storm shattered all past u.s. rainfall records, forced hundreds of thousands of people to evacuate their homes in the fourth largest city in the united states, known as the petro metro because houston is home to the country's largest refining and petrochemical complex. the storm also caused massive environmental and public health impacts. according to the environmental defense fund, more than 1 million pounds of air pol

. >> lin manuel miranda, chance the rapper, 20,000 people applied for 500 slots. >> that's it >>> thisnews "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. "world news now," >>> making news in america this morning, terror in new york. breaking details overnight about the suspect in the deadly truck rampage. >> his alleged ties to isis. the visa he used to enter the united states and his past in florida. >> also this morning, the victims of that attack. >> she just had eyes on the man with the guns. he pointed the gun at me. i'm sorry. i have to go get my child. >> the frightening moments for schoolchildren and new images. the school bus that stopped further carnage. >> this morning president trump responds with a new order to homeland security as new yorkers vow to move forward stronger than ever. >> we go forward together. we're not going to let them win. >> live t

with one message for the people of puerto ri rico, you are not lin-manuel miranda helped to organizehe unity rally and asked -- puerto rico's governor said half of the country is still without power today. >>> when you think of thanksgiving, you think about family, friends and of course, football. come on. food. during the next couple of days we're watching families try out their favorite holiday dishes. these are your dishes you come up with. we start with aaron and eun with a broccoli and rice casserole. >> my great aunt mimi created this. this is something that my mom makes every thanksgiving. >> can i ask you, what does this recipe mean to you and what kind of emotions does it elicit? >> oh, my gosh. just the smell and everything, as soon as you start frying the onions up, it's just holidays. you think of home and family and everything like that. anyway, you start sticks of margarine. >> i'm just saying. >> everything that's bad for you, perfect for thanksgiving. >> fry up your onions here. after they brown a little bit, you add your velveeta cheese. after that melts, you pretty

. >>> lin-manuel miranda may have to ask the smithsonian for his costume back. hamilton is returning at the famous founding father, alexander hamilton. ♪ >> this one is for a good cause. miranda will star in a three-week run of the show in puerto rico. he's planned to bring the show to the island. since the hurricane marimaria increased t urgency. hamilton will be there for a limited three-week run starting in january of 2019. >>> all week long, we've been bringing you stories to get you ready for winter. the official start to the season still six weeks away. but local transportation leaders want to make sure they're ready. news 4's kristin wright has new tools they're unveiling in montgomery county to make things easier when it snows. >> winter weather is coming and soon. montgomery county d.o.t. and their trucks are gearing up. sidewalk plows are brand new to the police this winter. >> it has a salt spreader and it holds a few hundred pounds of salt that we can spread on these paths and sidewalks. >> hopefully it means faster cleanup. >> this year, we expect t

lin-manuel miranda - creator of the popular musical "hamilton" - along with celebrity chef - jose andres - joined the rally in the district. caught on camera - the tense moments a plane crashes into a florida highway. this dash cam video showing the seconds before that crash - as the plane flies dangeoursly low after clipping a tree. incredibly the pilot and his passenger both walked away from the crash uninjured. no one on the ground was hurt either. people near nashville are cleaning up this morning -- after tornadoes touched down over the weekend. the twisters -- packing winds up to 105 miles an hour. no one was injured -- but several homes were damaged. trees and power lines were also knocked down. severa and vanderbilt university was forced to delay its and vanderbilt university was forced to delay its football game. new developments.. in the feud between president trump and lavar ball - the father of one of the 3 ucla basketball players arrested for shoplifting in china. after his son was released from china - lavar downplayed the president's role in his release saying quote "every

. >> quijano: former hamilton star lin-manuel miranda lead a march in washington dsm krvment for hurricane-ravageed puerto rico calling on congress to address the crisis still unfolding in the american territory. nearly two months after the storm, about half of the island is still in the dark. as david begnaud reports, school children are getting lessons in patience and persevereance. >> good plorng to you. >> by daylight these first graders are practicing english at julyio henna elementary school in san juan. >> today is a cloudy day. >> reporter: but no matter what the language, the struggles are easy to see. meals come in ready to eat packages, from the one gas stove but at least this school is open. >> about 400 of the island's 1100 public schools are still closed. including juan hernandez's school where he had been cleaning up after the hurricane. >> we wait and we are ready. >> the contractor hired to inspect the schools are safe was fired so the national guard has taken over. >> anything-- at another school. >> any other areas? >> no. >> the principal deborah hernandez has a list of hazards.

>> well, since i don't have lin-manuel miranda, i'm going to pick up the roy moore mantle from you, my. >> same to you. good morning to you all. i'm alex witt at msnbc headquarters in new york. roy moore railing against his accusers while religious leaders are divided. plus -- >> i really was like speechless. i'm rarely speechless. it was like, this is real. >> the friend of a moore accuser backs up her story. he talks about why he's coming out with this now. >>> the russia probe, a man who set up that now infamous meeting in trump tower with donald trump jr. and a russian lawyer tells what happened. he was there. >>> first-strike authority. one of america's top military officials speaks directly about whether he can stop president trump from launching a nuclear attack. reaction ahead. >>> but new details in the alabama senate race scandal. democrat doug jones has picked up the endorsement of the al.com editorial board this over republican roy moore. calls on voters to reject moore, white house officials are declining to say whether they believe the women accuser moore of sexual miscon

plus, lin-manuel miranda sings out for puerto rico. the "hamilton" creator takes on a new role as political activist after hurricane maria. >> many of the needs of the 3.5 million american citizens on the island are still not being met. i'm here because we need to be here ae

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and help bring attention to the green silk costume worn by show creator lin-manuel miranda is going onisplay at the smithsonian's american history museum. it was donated during a special ceremony this morning along with this oil painting of alexander hamilton's wife, eliza. both items are part of a new exhibit that pays tribute to the unique relationship between philanthropy and the arts. mrs. hamilton raised money to open a children's orphanage 200 years ago that is still in operation today. cast members of the musical are among its biggest supporters. >> so we raise money every spring and fall and ask audience members to donate. this goes back to grand wyndham, the orphanage. >> pretty cool. the exhibit opens march 22nd. "hamilton" the musical opens at the kennedy center in june. and eliza will look nothing like that eliza in an oil painting. i promise you. >> i was just thinking that same thing. whatre history and the art together with raising money for a really good cause. >>> so election day in virginia tomorrow. how's the weather going to affect that? >> i would vote early. get o

speakers, including broadway star lin-manuel miranda and san juan mayor carmen yulin cruz, called the government response to hurricane maria inadequate. almost two months to the day since maria struck, only 49% of puerto rico's homes and business have power. the argentine navy says it believes the crew of a submarine missing for five days is trying to re-establish contact. the navy says it detected seven brief but failed satellite calls that may have come from the diesel-powered submarine "san juan" yesterday. the u.s. military has joined argentina and other countries in searching for the sub and its crew of 44 off argentina's atlantic coast. >> sreenivasan: the long-time president of zimbabwe, 93-year- old robert mugabe, faces impeachment proceedings tomorrow. in a televised speech today with the military commander who ordered his house arrest five days ago turning the pages, mugabe acknowledged the criticism of his 37 years in power. but he stopped short of stepping down, as many expected he would. journalist tatira zwinoira is just outside zimbabwe's capital of harare and joins me

karla: otras fueron las palabras de lin-manuel miranda. el mundo de la colaboraciÓn. esto es para mis colaboradores. [habla en inglÉs] los actores en cada producciÓn por el mundo [habla en inglÉs] esto es para los 21 estrellas latinas. estuvieron presente y colaboraron conmigo. [habla en inglÉs]. esto es para mis colaboradores y mi familia. mis padres, mi esposa vanessa. [habla en inglÉs] esto es para los que caminan conmigo este domingo, en washington para poner el nombre de puerto rico en alto y recordarle la casa blanca y el congreso que tambiÉn somos seres humanos. [aplausos] [gritos] esto es para puerto rico, puerto rico, puerto rico, puerto rico, puerto rico, puerto rico! quiero darle gracias a ustedes. [[habla en inglÉs] con el acento medio gringuito, sigamos colaborando. sigamos enseÑÁndole al mundo que los latinos podemos cambiar el mundo cuando estamos unidos. muchas gracias! [habla en inglÉs] alan: esa tambiÉn es la frase, nadie llega sÓlo a un lugar, siempre hay alguien que te va a ayudar, te va a dar la mano y te va a proteger

lin-manuel miranda se une para ayudar a los damnificados en puerto rico.mucho dinero . orgullosos de apoyarlo como siempre. alan: en los deportes, noticia trÁgica. extraordinario pitcher, 40 aÑos. acaba de sacar su licencia como piloto. se estrellen el golfo de mÉxico, pierde la vida. era el Único que estaba abordo de la nave. usted me dirÁ mejor que es fanÁtico del bÉisbol. yisus: siempre fue admirado por todos, juego perfecto. karla: nuestras condolencias a su familia. ana: en cuanto a las masacres, nos preguntamos hay formas de sobrevivir a una, hoy tenemos a un experto que nos dirÁ cÓmo podemos mantener el control porque entrar en pÁnico podrÍa toda habÍa y tener mÁs peligro. tenemos aquÍ esto que nos va ayudaren cualquier circunstancia, se puede vivir una masacre de estas que tristemente hemos tenido. satcha: todas estas recomendaciones surgen en el marco de estas series de emergencias que lanza el presidente trump. el triunfo de los demÓcratas en dos importantes gobernaciones. voy rÁpidamente a mi escritorio para ampliarles estos temas el dÍa de hoy.

lin-manuel miranda.any listened to speakers plead for money and support for the hurricane rajed island. more than half the island still without electricity and many don't have access so basic as running water. a local chef tells our stephanie ramirez he was devastated when he returned. this is chef sammy diaz, he works at republic in takoma park. he's not celebrity chef jose andres but still thought to involve a plan that had chefs working on the island of puerto rico. when he returned. >> when i got back i was kind of in a slump the next few days. >> as the base for a makeshift charcoal grill. it was a short but meaningful cooking trip to puerto rico that he should be proud of. but tonight chef sammy also used the word "guilty." >> come home and see that i had a bed. a floor. running water. you know, and electricity. because in a lot of places they went to we didn't have any of them. >> gracias. >> there was a lady we tried to help because she was like you know thank you for providing food for my kids y

lin-manuel miranda -- creator of the popular musical "hamilton -- helped organize the march and rallyit has been two months since massive back-to-back hurricanes devastated puero rico. (jr stone) about half of the island of puerto rico still has no electricity or water. (justine) meantime-- puerto ricans are getting used to having less food to buy. c-n-n's rafael romo has more from san juan. at first sight, it looks like a well-stocked supermarket, doing brisk business.and then you notice people only buy enough food for a day or two. rafael romo: "how has the way in which you buy at the supermarket changed since the hurricane?" ana josefina perez, puerto rican consumer: "basically, you have to buy less ingredients, less quantity; because, if the power goes out, you don't want to lose 75 percent of what you just purchased."it's been two months since puerto rico was ravaged by hurricane maria. about half the island remains without power.those with no refrigeration have had to adapt. ana josefina perez, puerto rican consumer: "stuff like milk and meat and eggs, i buy less quantity and mo

. >> lin-manuel miranda will be on ellen to talk about the march and his initiative to rebuild the countryspent so much time in as a child. >> this $2.5 million investment to rebuild puerto fisheries, rebuilding roofs. puerto rican individuals are citizens. >> he will bring his show hamilton to puerto rico with the hope of rebuilding. you can see that today. all the diehards are booking their tickets. >> we're going. >> if you had your tv on nbc4 last night washing football it may have felt like you were watching a video game a little bit. the nfl used the sky cam view as the primary camera angle between the steelers and the titans. they decided to use that angle after getting positive feedback from a test a few weeks ago. >> interesting. >> so that's when they were forced to use the sky cam angle due to fog. a little mixed. give it a shot. why not? >> 5:41. sheena? >> good morning, guys. there and the breeze, a little bit of a breeze is making all the difference. temperatures feel like the 30s. bundle up before you step outside. this weekend, you won't want the umbrella if you have plans

lin-manuel miranda helped to organize the rally.t is preventing necessary supplies from reaching the island by ship. puerto rico's governor says more than half of the u.s. territory is still without power. >>> 6:15 is your time. it's one of our favorite events of the year. food for families. >> we are trying to provide thanksgiving food baskets for families in our community. this morning, we are taking you inside our packing center where volunteers are preparing all of your donations. >> first let's go to pat lawson this morning to accept your donations on f street. pat, good morning. we love that you come down every year to greet people and get the donations. it's great to see. >> reporter: yes, eun and aaron. we want to do it again. good morning to you all. we're on a mission this morning. a mission to provide food for families once again this thanksgiving. we're segt the table for thanksgiving. we want to provide food for thousands of families once again this year. we want you to be part of this effort by donating to food for fam

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. >>> former hamilton star, lin manuel miranda led a march in washington, d.c. for puerto rico.ng on congress to address the crisis unfolding in the two months after the storm, half of all the island still in the dark. as david begnaud reports, school children are getting lacesons in patience and perseverance. >> good morning, to you. >> by day night the first graders are practicing english at julio henna elementary school in san juan. no matter what the language, the struggles are easy to see. meals come in ready to eat packages or from the gas stove. at least the school is open. about 400 of the island 1100 public schools. >> we are waiting. >> the contractor hired to inspect that schools are safe was fired. so the national guard has taken over. >> anything that need to be rolled up. >> at another school. >> no. yes. >> uh-huh. >> principal deborah hernandez has a list of hazard. >> there is a leak. a leak. >> six weeks after the storm many students left the island. >> we lost 25 students confirmed. some of them moved off to the states. others to private schools. >> education

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