. >> when my dad took me to a ship that was stopped in yorktown that had a huge impression on me. >> the fact that they try to compromise even went so far to draw out a plan to still have condominiums they are trying. >> five and a developer went to embrace the history. >> is unique from world war ii i would think this ship could be part of the draw. >> when i was on that ocean city boardwalk last year right before summer 2015 kicked off that was tragedy all i could smell was burned plastic and burned wood the seven st. surf shop here is gone up in flames along with all of their nuclear and everything they had if you can remember was a graveyard of back but there were no smiles that day they were resilience however and not let the tragedy break their spirit just one week later operating out of a makeshift office they kept getting their lessons and decided to give me some lessons. ♪ i came up and they taught me i am a land mammal. but the damage was too great and they lost but this year i am back and all i can smell is the beautiful old atlantic ocean now they turn tragedy into triump

at places like brainy line, his response to falling shells at yorktown, someone said he is cool like a bishop at prayer or demonstrate a man seemingly immune from normal fear in the presence of death. i think his response to his baptism by fire is telling how many would respond to it the same labor day the bullets whistle, believe me, there is something charming and the sound. not many men are wired that way. washington was long enamored with her own death. if you go to mount vernon, there are a number of portraits -- this one is of general montgomery -- but heroic death is a worthy death, as he put it to sally fairfax, when a british officer died, this was his view, and a fairly young officer dead -- who is there that is not envy rather than regret a death that gives birth to honor and glorious memory? then the explain briefly why i chose the title i did for tonight's talk which some of you may be a little puzzled not gently into that could night. it is drawn as many of you may know from dylan thomas is famous poem, and do not go gentle into that good night. i chose it because i wan

in her son jackson who dies at the yorktown campaign that not until after he is married as for children of his own in rapid fashion -- by the way, his wife then marry somebody else and has 16 more children just as a passage for a nice way to spend a life. -- many of youd have been to mount vernon, you cash that you see the is their martha's grandchildren -- martha's step grandchildren -- george washington parke, who we are focusing on now. probably is greatest regret was a lack of a good education and he often talks about his defective education, he wants so much for georgeackie and then now washington constituted a beneficiary a veteran education he wished he had had the list unable to have and he is so frustrated as some of you might be with grandchildren or children -- they don't take a vantage of the opportunities you are more than happy to give them . washington seems to have inherited some of the laziness that is very prominent in his father. this is a picture of him as a young boy. are all hisree sisters. he was the only bullies who jackie. there is no? espouse him rotten -- a co

forty threlin manuell miranda when is cast ofas hamilton took the stage they t performed yorktown withoutnop musk tribute to orlando. the big question whether or not it would break the record. it broke the nounal nations atta 16 but the musical only -- only won 11. just one shy of the record breaking producers can which w won 12 back in 2001. 2001. we're going to have more onmoren this coming up in the show today in regards to whatrds to a people were paying tribute to, t the victims of orlando. christina grimmie obviously obvs her brother posted a very emotional post on facebook. fac. if people don't know her her brother tackled the shooter s before the shooter took hishooti own life and orlando police pic say that this probably saved aaa lot more lives. so, christina grimmie, it wasitw a horrible weekend.eekend i've been just devastated all weekend. i don't feel like myself thisikh morning so i apologize for that. >> i think everybody feels ary little off. >> thanks guys.>> >> 6:55 right now.>> 6right let's get a look outside. caitlin's got that forecastforet for us. guys.d morning, guys

number 424, yorktown alliance for authentic constitutionalism. how about 419, wisconsin faith and freedom coalition? how about the watomka tea party, western slope conservative alliance, western liberty network, west suburban patriots, we the people of texas, we the people of new york, wayne county tea party. we can go to the front page. very first one, tenth amendment foundation. number two, 1776 nation. number three, 1776 tea party. four corners liberty restoration. number 4, 912 lane county, 912 project of burlington county. i mean, there was -- to say there was no evidence? we got the list! 426 of them! almost every one of them is a conservative group. but we've got an amendment in front of us that says there's no evidence the irs employees were politically motivated? this is laughable. and then we've got a resolution that says mr. koskinen was extraordinarily cooperative with congress when he had two subpoenas and destroyed the very documents, or allowed to be destroyed the very documents we were seeking. if that's cooperation -- mr. chairma

first lady of impact of hamilton on broadway and education much m the cast performed their song yorktown pay tribute to orlando.orlando. hamilton creator and miranda celebrate his best originalna score with emotional son net.onn it was emotional night much then big question was hamilton wouldu break the broadway record.ord. last night hamilton went intot i the show with 16 nominations fos any show in broadway tony history it ended up taking homeh 11. the winner there obviously wasuw the producers at 12 awards in 2001.01 hamilton took home 11 last night including obviousl obviously b musical. huge moment for him to have thii moment in his career. cee >> one of the most emotional lead actress for the show the te color purple this performancece her broadway debut. oprah was cheering loudly in thh audience she the honor of up tow diving the cast foyer that areat performance of over cher and myh here. my fiance' lauren show the saw.s every time cynthia performs thit one particular show the crowdw h gets up in the middle of the the performance -- at the end of thn performance and does a two t

when the battle of yorktown sequence ended that the largely black and latino cast, singing a son withinby a puerto rican process pourer costumes by an african-american designer, and celebrating doing the impossible. they would spend the next 16 months trying to recapture how exhilarating it felt. it took him until opening night on broadway to make him feel he succeeded. [applause] >> that was wonderful. thanks so much. i'll ask a few questions and then please start getting up at the microphones and think of your own. we're talking about the -- this is an important cultural moment. the play, refer luigsizeed theater. the book, which is just extraordinarily beautiful, sort of revolutionized bookmaking, but, jeremy, how did it revolutionize you? >> that's a big question. i guess -- good question. like i said at the end, towards the end there, it does make me think with more concern and more loyalty about the united states of america. i think a chapter i'd eventually wanted to read about this, some of these -- it was just way too long is the one that makes the point that you can look at the

impact hamilton had onad o education.edatio they performed their yorktown without the muskets tot payg question whether or notn hamilton would break the recordc for most tony wins.in most nominations is hamilton hao with 16.with 1 though the musical was shy of just one award it won 11 just j shy of breaking the record for c the producers had which had 12ad back in 2001. one of the most emotionalal moments of the night standig s ovation tour zinnia, she has ini my opinion probably the most beautiful voice i've ever hearde on broadway best lead actresscts award for the musical whole role in the color purple much thise s was her broad debut.eb oprah had the honor off introducing the cast for theirtf performance of overture and i'm here. my fiance' lauren show this shos on broadway every time cynthia does this one particular song s everyone stands up in the middle of the show and gives her a a standing ovation as they did tyd last night during the actualctua show. >> that was amazing.t wa >> very emotional night.nal nit. amazing singer. name a lot coming up.ing i do want to mention before

of heroic militiamen bidding together and rethink of stepping stones to the inevitable victory at yorktown but that went on eight long years but without this course of victory it stagnated terribly even after the victory at saratoga there wasn't the money to pay for it. congress was highly suspicious of a military because in every previous revolution the hope for the end result they have coopted the civil government so they were really concerned about the military. the continental congress had real control over washington and we think of them controlling this revolution but he had to report to the congress but dysfunctional congress is nothing new. [laughter] washington had to deal with this in one of the things that happened is that instead of fighting the british we begin to fight among ourselves is patriot purses loyalist but the hudson river valley the long island sound and coastal new jersey with an ugly cat and dog fight neighbor going after neighbor. it was just something that was horrible to live through because people really didn't want to remember in those terms so wanted to get