were speaking earlier in the afternoon alexander good to speak to you thank you. now some other stories making headlines around the world for the 2nd time this month thousands of university students in brazil are skipping classes to protest cuts in higher education spending earlier this month the president announced the government would freeze 30 percent of discretionary spending for public universities in the 2nd half of this year. afghan peace talks have ended in moscow with the taliban and afghan officials saying progress towards a cease fire has been made the taliban would not confirm whether it would participate in presidential elections russia is mediating between the factions as a jockey's with washington for influence in the country. and austria president. has named a constitutional judge good to be aligned as the country's interim chancellor the airline will lead a caretaker government until snap elections due in september austria's 1st female chancellor replaces conservative sebastian courts who lost a confidence vote after the collapse of his coalition

all right of course that's important to get to today to take note of alexander coming to you we heard alexander touched on the fact that the speech from markel this commencement address comes at a time where u.s. german relations certainly aren't at their highest point to tell us about the context of this. yes well certainly i mean there's a lot of contentious issues how to deal with china the u.s. being actually in what many already perceived to be the beginnings of a trade war in particular the issue of iran where the u.s. and sticky donald trump taking the united states out of the way that the deal that was struck after years of negotiation with iran to stop it from continuing to enrich uranium to basically stop iran from actually pursuing an atomic bomb that is something where the europeans are very united and surprisingly so for the u.s. president so a lot of contentious issues we have mike pompei who the u.s. secretary of state arriving here tomorrow and those students there will of course be hoping that i'm going to makkah will give them a highly political speech and i totally

buts go to our correspondent in washington alexander a fun good evening to you alexander so tell us a little bit more about i'll call it the trump plan but we all know it's really the trump plan. yes so the trump administration or what trump has said today is that he wants to transform or to create a fur and know full and more darn immigration system that is based on merits and that means trump wants to majority of the people coming into the country to be educated and skilled workers scientists doctors engineers and he wants to limit the number of people who are coming into the u.s. because they have family here family members that are already you as citizens and he also wants to limit the number of people seeking asylum he said today that the u.s. asylum system is being used but by frivolous claims he has not presented any details or evidence for that by basically what the trump white house is proposing is a sort of pine system that would make it easier for skilled well educated workers who can speak english and may already have half a job offer to come to the you asked this planet i

cassandra newby-alexander. most of us in civil war studies, we absolutely got to take a deep breath and take a little bit of a vacation, of course, after dealing with the civil war sesquicentennial in april of 2015. some of us had been at it for six or seven years at that point. but our next speaker, who is certainly among those who deserved a long vacation after the sesquicentennial, did not do that. she and her university, norfolk state, they actually hosted the commonwealth of virginia's 2012 sesquicentennial signature conference, but cassandra, her break was about that big. she got back to work on another major commemorative event, the 400th anniversary, which i am told is called a quatercentenarial. or a quatercentenary. i will never use that word again. [laughter] anyway, the 400th anniversary of the arrival of the first africans in virginia. in english north america, obviously, as well as the first women colonists and the american oldest surviving representative government in 1619. dr. alexander has been

his name is andrew alexander. >> there was no proof that this guy above him had done anything. but while we were filming i glanced up and i saw andrew alexander staring at me through his window. and i kind of asked him with my mouth, did you do this? and he just had the most cold, evil smile come across his face. >> though it couldn't be proven that alexander caused the flooding, we later confirmed that he had a reputation at holman. >> word had spread around and gotten back to me that andrew was actually probably one of their more violent and notorious inmates. >> when we finally met alexander in person, we discovered he once had a notorious reputation outside of prison as well. his crimes had occurred more than two decades earlier when he and his cousins were known as the i-10 bandits. >> we might strike in texas. then the next time they see us, we were in florida the next day. we never got off the highway. >> alexander estimates he and his cousin logged almost 60 robberies in six states. and the target was always the same. >> we were just robbing hotels. we weren't robbing n

that is exactly what the alexander family did in the next generations. what you find right in the middle of the alexanders, that is a piece of land purchased by a gentleman known as william pollack. he purchased it in 1727. colonel william polk of rally -- raleigh, what he said fits pretty well. pollack is the original scottish form of the name polk. pollack and polk are used interchangeably in colonial documents. how long did he live there? one minute remaining. 1736. he left and probably follow the s.me path as the alexander who was his wife? his wife's name was margaret. we know that william polk, the great-grandfather of the president, his wife's name was margaret taylor. you will find taylors living in new munster. one of them, james, signed a petition in 1722. all the pieces come together that point to the fact that this william pollack is the william polk who became the great-grandfather of president polk. i can tell you from my own research of all the other possible counties in maryland, that there is nothing else out there, no other possible can

. >> remember your abcs, alexander beats clinton. >> alexander beats clinton, he said. well, we'll never know. alexander was not able to beat dole in 1996 in the primaries. so he don't know if alexander could have beaten bill clinton, but he ran on it. 2000 is george w. bush/john mccain running for the nomination. the winner was going to face al gore. the vice president and john mccain showed him running 10, 15 points better against gore, and he tried the make that an issue. here's what he said. >> don't fear this campaign, my fellow republicans. join it. join it. >> mccain stressing he is the one republican who can win in november. >> i will beat al gore like a drum. >> that was his line. he said he would beat gore like a drum. republicans stuck with bush. bush was able to win in the electoral college while falling short in the popular vote. so bush ended up being electable. i wouldn't say he beat him like a drum. maybe mccain wouldn't have either. how about 2004. john kerry going up against george w. bush. war-time president. the iraq war was going on. john kerry, the

alexander augusta got his medical education in canada. the first african-american to graduate from yell. there were several that graduated from dartmouth. there was a college in iowa. there were four african-americans that served as surgeons that got their education there. there was another that got his at the university of liverpool. a different talk that i can give. >> would there have been any prerequisites to become a nurse? >> no. they were more caregivers. make a bed, or do this. technicalfocused on medical things. unlike it is now. medical education at that time, when these men were getting their education, it was different. you could get a medical education by apprenticeship. the medical schools that they attended required them to have served as an apprentice with a recognized physician before they got accepted. a lot of them had apprenticeships and were going to medical school at the same time. that was all part of the medical education. nurses did not. then aside, once we get to late 1800s, early 1900s, what happened was, you ha

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please welcome alexander skarsgard! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> thank you, thank you. d to be back. >> jimmy: welcome back to the program. >> thank you. >> jimmy: we love having you on. i love finding out about your history and different things i i 't really know about you. and so i did not know about this thing. one of your first gigs was in a a video, a lady gaga video. [ light laughter ] do you know what i'm talking about? >> yeah. yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: but that's -- how did -- this was for "paparazzi." >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's a giant song. but how did you get -- how do you get involved? and how did you -- >> well, i was -- i was in l.a. shoong one of my first jobs, which was season one of "true blood." >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: i loved "true blood." [ cheers and applause ] absolutely. yeah. >> yeah, it was -- it was a a good time. >> jimmy: that's where i knew you from. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but it was the very beginning. so the show hadn't aired yet. and my friend jonaakerlund, a a swedish guy, he's the director and he was gonna direct the

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a montgomery county man will marlin alexander raped an 86-yea woman and a 68-yea woman in their both wen are deceased. police tracked down alexander he may be responsible for other kingpi will not get out of federa prosecutors asked the immedi he's serving time for running dc's largest drug ring since the '80s. he flipped and he's been helping law enforcement. for that they believe he they will tell the courts how up. >>> are the other top hree people are in the hospital after beingabbed in a popular paa in ington. this happened last night on two of the victims were rushed condit arling county police have > investigation results into northa medical school today. photo, then denied bein in it. the school launched an julie kerry will be at the this m residents in floodi you cahere, all of that water. we know the teams who have a e chanc >> st. louis blues have series and pounded the san jose bruins yme can watch ga 1 of the or goinghe underdogs. boston a lot of champi >> 4:37 right now. coming up, a college degree with no debt. you've heard all about this week's billionaire generations

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it was a head spinning feet for 20—year—old alexander arnold and his joyous team—mates celebrating in the changing rooms. among the greatest comebacks, manchester united's scoring twice at the end of the match in 1999 was extraordinary. so to liverpool themselves overturning a 3—0 deficit to triumph six years later. but does this trump them all? it seems to be a result that has shocked the world. you come together, you have seen the support and the way they sang you'll never walk alone. it is amazing, i can't explain it with words. i think it is the best day of my life! you came a long wait for this? we are from brazil, we travelled to hear, and on monday, just to this game. to put that performance in with that attitude and that desire, and the will to win, not many times do you get everyone in a team with a perfect ten out of ten performance. that is what it needed. this is what it is all about, liverpool have already won five european cups, eclipsing any other british club. and after stunning barcelona, they will go to the final as the favourite to lift number six. and following t

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well, some of the betting at the moment is on names like arthur, alexander, james, charles, philip, have the knowledge to others in the royal family. what about spencer? on diana's side, could that be a middle name or a penultimate name for the ba by‘s surname. name or a penultimate name for the baby's surname. one of my favourite yesterday was perhaps we should call the baby brexit so we can say we have safely delivered exit and move forward as a country. but, perhaps without political theme continuing, jesse jackson said yesterday that he thought very much that this was a significant barrier, the first baby within the african—american tradition that is part of this ba by‘s tradition that is part of this baby's heritage, tradition that is part of this ba by‘s heritage, of tradition that is part of this baby's heritage, of course, with mixed—race parentage in its many hats now, a realfirst for modern royal family

after that they say alexander focused on senior citizens. people he could control. jim, back to. >> such a disturbing story. pat, thank you. >>> we've got new details revealed today about the choke ho death of a new york city man. an officer involved in the deady confrontation now admits he exaggerated the charges against eric garner. the news came during testimony today in the police disciplinary try of the officer. he's accused of putting garner in a banned choke hold that led to his death. garner waseing arrested for selling loose untaxed cigarettes. arrest papers filed at the time accused gardner of selling as many as 10,000 untagged cigarettes. they testified garner had less than 100 cigarettes on >>> a prince george's county animal control officer may have saved a food's deliveryffice shooting the american bulldog that had viciously attacked him. prince george's bureau chief julie carey speaking to the victim. > a dog inside of the house attacked him. he has more than 60 stitches and staples. he only speaks chinese. his son translates over the phone what happe

that's me making serious anchor face and that's alexander meeting chewbacca. he was a little scared. >> alexander is the only "star wars" fan in the family. >> no, i grew up watching "star wars." i remember my drop us off and let us watch from the middle to the middle again just we could watch hours and hours. >> awesome you get to pass that down. seems like it's rubbing off. >> alexander is into it too. >> totally into it. >> you like "star wars"? who is your favorite? r2-d2, he said. >> no, i didn't. [ laughter ] has a top secret new project. fans are wondering what do you mean after youtube announced biebs has something in the works that's being considered a homecomingsorts. he got discovered on youtube so the project is set to come out next year but details are very hush-hush so we will have to wait and see. >>> what we don't have to wait for is national barbecue month because that is here, ladies and gentlemen, which means we have food on set. brooklyn's hometown barbecue. >> wow. >> has provided us with some of this amazing food. >> i want that plate. >>

the chancellor asked president alexander funded beland to call snap elections the president who can just solve parliament's backed the move and he had strong words for the alleged corrupt deputy thanks. for lugar that able to leaders of the republican have broken the trust placed in them off this is outrageously disrespectful to the citizens and i cannot tolerate this lack of respect these are those big closer to live here the. this is the video behind the scandal austria's vice chancellor. caught on tape apparently soliciting campaign funding in return for lucrative government contracts as a meeting in a villa on the spanish island of i beats a staffer thought he was talking to the niece of a russian oligarch in addition to illegal donations they discussed the possibility of her buying a stake in austria's biggest tabloid to generate favorable coverage ahead of the 2017 elections but it was a sting and the video was leaked to the media. earlier i spoke to. who is at the press conference about the snap elections i asked her what else she could tell us about what was announced. there is g

>> you're their all time best seller. >> in a tweet playing off that episode, the comeback, alexander took a swipe at cruz saying i have met bennett, he is a great man and real choice for potus. as for cruz, the jerk store called and they're running out of you. i would say the faster, the better. >>> the biggest surprise in the most recent "game of thrones" episode wasn't the death of a favorite character, although that was horrible and i was very upset about that, it was the appearance of a starbucks coffee cup. eagle eyed viewers and the internet spotted it during a feast scene on a table in front of denarys targaryen. saying to be honest, we're surprised she didn't order a dragon drink. this isn't the first time something that didn't belong made the final cut. in a fight scene during gladiator, the hydraulics were revealed under a car yachariot. >>> the continuity job is the hardest job on these sets. >> i'm skeptical. you don't think this was by someone's design, maybe not the show's creator, but there are dozens of people all around every single scene in these types of shows. >>

president has called for fresh elections in early september and made a corruption scandal president alexander vender bell and made the declaration after the scandal brought down the coalition government of conservatives and the far right freedom party the announcement followed the release of video footage showing vice chancellor hines. apparently offering lucrative government contracts to a woman posing as a russian oligarchs nice in exchange for her backing his party's 2017 election campaign. austrians will be voting for a new parliament but voters will have to wait until at least september transfer sébastien courts and president alexander funded by the agreed to the general election roadmap during talks on sunday. fundable and said ostrich reputation has been damaged by the actions of the countries now resigned vice chancellor of. the president said the government needs to regain the public's trust. we need to take all necessary steps to repair the reputation of our public officials and government representatives in difficult this this is an issue of national interest as well as of austria

now you say with the other stories making news around the world austria's president alexander found the brother has named a constitutional judge to get a better life be aligned as the country's interim chance a doctor be allowed will lead a caretaker government until snap elections in september 1st a female chance that replaces the conservative sebastian courts or lost the confidence vote after the collapse of his coalition government. an algerian man charged with setting off a package bomb in the french city of leone has told investigators he pledged allegiance to the islamic state jihadi screw it was arrested along with other members of the family members in what's being treated as a terror attack explosion last week wounded 13 people. enter afghan peace talks have ended in moscow with the taliban and afghan officials saying that progress towards a cease fire has been made the taliban would not confirm whether it would participate in presidential elections russia is mediating between the factions as the joke is with washington influence in the country. you heard secretary general i'm

this is the president is times in the united states let's go now to washington bureau chief alexander phenomena she's following the story for us good evening to you alexandra i mean you have been talking to pro wife campaigners amid this law in alabama is in direct violation of federal law how are they justified. well there are saying that they strongly believe that life begins and cuts at conception and that this life the life of an unborn baby has to be protected and they say that even it is considered a constitutional right for a woman to have an abortion they believe that an abortion is murder and for there are convinced doctors performing this procedure have to be charged with felony and that even the women who wants to have an abortion have to be prosecuted so that's their position and now they are hoping and seeing this bill and alabama as a huge win for their position hoping that that eventually the supreme court has to deal with that and that the supreme court eventually will overturn the law and tomorrow karole v wade decision that made abortion across the united states' leg

phenomenon the story tonight with this trump immigration plan alexander thank you well the artist ai wei wei has called berlin home for the west 3 years he left house arrests and forced censorship in his native china he recently announced that he is leaving germany but he's signing off with a war just european exhibition ever of his work in the city of dusseldorf as ever the show mixes human rights advocacy with the unexpected. beyond soused an activist a way opens his launches to european show ever into suitable for germany and he's in an expectedly unpredictable mood. the show comprises a huge range of his work some not so well known. and some now famous in their own right. he's lived and worked from berlin since he fled china in 2015 i think did. you for your. this is. your. office. and he's maintained his provocative style. and his most recent work focuses on the plight and experience of migrants and refugees exhibiting all the clothes left at a greek refugee camp before it was cleared by the authorities so all i know was like. when your home was going to see war and you never se

and a reminder of the top story we're following for you austrian president alexander vander bell and as said elections for early september the announced the snap vote alongside chancellor sebastian curse it comes after a corruption scandal brought down curses far right coalition partner. you're watching the news on my globe who will be back at the top of the hour with more news as over and stay tuned for the bundesliga show coming up after the break. my 1st vice i was just sewing machine. where i come home women are bound by this ocean for. something as simple as any home to write about is that it isn't. since i was a middle god i want to have a bicycle off my home and it took me to and. finally thinking about invention buying but 3 times because sewing machine sewing i suppose was more apt procreate for girls than rising up.

. >> 7-2 is alexander. alexander ahead of james at 4-1 and arthur at 5-1. >> i think it will be albert. >> reporter: there was a flurry over the name spencer, the maiden name of princess diana. >> could be american. >> nicholas. >> washington. >> no. >> jefferson, adam. >> reporter: some are just happy top once again have a regal connection. >> we're american. so this would be nice to have an american in the royal family. >> reporter: until the duke and duchess reveal the name, the 7- pound, 3-ounce baby will be knowns a baby sussex. >>> this storm rolled through the small town of victoria. it started as a thick cloud of red dust covering the entire sky. then whether strong winds it covered the town in pitch black darkness. people who live there slay this is the worst dust storm they have seen in decade's. >>> all right. we are seeing some severe grayness out there. i'm looking forward to the sunshine. >> it's coming. we're going to have the sun as we head through the rest of the day. the south bay already

police tracked down alexander after a dna database search turned up three distant relatives. they say alexander may be responsible for other sexual assaults in the county. >>> other top stories at 6:33. drug kingpin rayful edmond won't get released immediately. they say heas h been helping law enforcement since 1997 and they believe he deserves a reduced sentence. he is set to,6i appear before another chance. >>> a docto accused of sexually assaulting several patient's bond is resett $400,000. he was indicted on 65 new charges after 11 new accusers came forwd. the bond is in addition to the 100,000 he already paid after the initial rape charge. he cannot practice medicine and i cannot have unsupervised w contacth a minor. >>> two more parents accused in the massive college admissions scandal are pleading guilty to fraud charges. they pled guilty in separate deals with federal prosecutors. both pled guilty in boston yesterday to conspiracy to commit mail fraud and unser advised mail fraud. >>> new this morning, the family of a university of maryland student who died after con

joining me now is peter alexander at the white house. pete williams, former fbi assistant director for counter intelligence and national security analyst and barbara mcquaid. the white house clearly drawing a line now. this is the first formal assertion of executive privilege. >> reporter: it's not clear they are exerting executive privilege. n they may assert it. moments ago the white house is instructing don mcgahn, the president's former white house counsel, effectively to hold onto those documents subpoenaed by the house investigators because they said the president may want to assert executive privilege in this instance. the man who replaced don mcgahn as the white house counsel said to jerry nadler who heads the house judiciary committee, if you have any questions come to us directly because we're the ones who control these records. we're the ones who allowed mcgahn to use them for the sake of the investigation. if the future you have to come to us. for mcgahn's purpose, his attorney within the last hour, william burke said the hou

arthur, alexander, spencer, they are allup arthur, alexander, spencer, they are all up the arthur, alexander, spencer, they are allup the in arthur, alexander, spencer, they are all up the in the potentials. still don't know, do not know if we will get their name today. they are doing things very differently. a woman dies from ovarian cancer every two hours in the uk and there isn't currently a screening test that reliably detects it. campaigners are calling on women to have a greater awareness of symptoms, including bloating, fatigue and weight loss, which is vital for early diagnosis. we're nowjoined by cary wakefield from the charity, ovarian cancer actional, and also by anna szalay, who was diagnosed when she was 19. good morning. it is not what you expect, that kind of diagnosis, at 19. tell me about how he realised what was going on. i had extreme fatigue for a few months before but you put it down to stress, i was at university at the time. in early december, i had extreme stomach pain, back pain. i thought, something is not right. i had to course work to do, i thought, i will put it

difference, you're their all time best seller. >> in a tweet playing off that episode, alexander took a swipe at cruz saying i've met bennett. he is a great man and real choice for potus, as for cruz, yes, the jerk store called and they're running out of you, i say the faster the better. >>> kentucky's horse racing commission denying the appeal filed on behalf of gary west. the owner of maximum security. the horse was disqualified for interference after finishing first in the kentucky derby. racing officials say the steward's decision is not subject to appeal. west plans to sue to overturn that decision. the official online wagering site at churchill downs of the kentucky derby is refunding win bets on maximum security up to $10. some $9 million was lost when the derby finish was overturned. >>> unfortunately it's the sport that really takes the blow over all. a sport that's already struggling with a couple of controversies. >>> all right, ahead, a major league swarm of bees put baseball on hold in cincinnati. andy scholes with more in the bleacher report. rica paraÍso. meet sergio.

and this is where the blossoms that brad capek today end up alexander that i got off own is one of a total of $39.00 distilleries operated in rose valley he used to make wine before switching to bros oil. is this from a different field no these are left over from last night most. of them i'm. sure all that the rose has a very special significance to me personally. it's. not just a business why not. the equipment that is still fleet in the roses one of the natural wonders that bulgaria is famous for around the world cup. you put the sex over there if there are more here. how many more of the bad is full . say it takes about 3 and a half tons of flowers to produce a single liter of distilled rose on oil for food the distillation is a simple process the rose petals are placed in a vat with water which is heated to discharge low pressure steam through the flowers which in turn releases the essential oil into the vapor and the oil separates and floats to the surface of the water i think. it's. the old who did it that is the new problem our distillery is built to perfection you know what i

viveza de alexander para el 4-0. >> es muy doloroso para nosotros y nuestra gente. no lo esperabamos. este es el primer partido en champions y estamos afuera. >> igualaron la seria y confÍan en que vuelva. hay mÁs informaciÓn en univisión deportes. conductor: una mujer comenzÓ su negocio y ahora estÁ generando muchos empleos. los detalles de estas y otras historias en nuestra prÓxima ediciÓn. vamos a estar pendiente de sus inquietudes para poder investigar y orientarlos. gracias y pÁsenla bien! ♪ ♪ >>el presidente donald trump acepta el plan de su yernopara reformar el sistema migratorio nacional y busca asegurar la frontera sur y que la inmigración predominen los méritos personales. >>prácticamente desintegrado quedó con 13 personas a bordo en apenas dos minutos. >>> se le cayó el mundo encima por el derby de kentucky.

and alexander —— trent alexander-arnold's corner. and when trent took it, he was quicker than the ball boy. he threw the ball over to trent. and it's one thing to have division to do something like that but another to execute that. at 20 yea rs but another to execute that. at 20 years old, getting the ball across, and they finished, and it wasn't an easy one for 0rigi. is that the best match you have ever been to at anfield? at anfield, yes. it will never top istanbul, that was amazing, but in terms of at anfield, we had some brilliant games, that that tops it all. 4—0, barcelona, with messi and all, to beat them like that? it's absolutely unreal. john was talking about the intensity of liverpool last night. tonight it's the turn of tottenham — they travel to amsterdam to face ajax in the second leg of the other semifinal. spurs are1—0 down from the first leg, but they have forward son heung—min back after suspension. manager mauricio pochettino has hinted that he might have to leave the club if they go on to win the champion

thank you very much. >> nbc peter alexander at the white house. peter, when we listen to the president and he talks in his very opening sentence about answering the classification decision that he's just made that it's a witch hunt. it's a hoax. it should never happened. it was an attempted coup. he has concluded what the investigation should arrive at even before it starts. we have seen that william barr is echoed the president's more controversial comments about spying and the like. how independent is this investigation going to be with the commander in chief dictating the outcome? >> reporter: you're struck how president obama wouldn't even touch an open investigation, not one that had any relationship to him had there ever been one. to this president a different tact. i was struck by his comments as they relate to the attorney general william barr. barr found his man. he praised him there repeatedly. said he's a highly thought of man and said he would do the right thing here. said he wanted the truth to come out and that everybody wanted the t

he has played many roles as an actor, but none like alexander hamilton. >> he is a tough sort of go- getter. he leaps before he thinks or spanks. speaks. >> rewind, rewind. >> she sings. >> i can't sing. >> reporter: but they manage to keep it fresh when they walk out on stage. >> we keep you on a bit of an emotional roller coaster. that is sort of my job on a nightly basis, to try to get to that full range gamut of emotions, and sort of project it to the back row. >> reporter: this cast started its run in san francisco right after returning from puerto rico, where the creator and original alexander hamilton, lin-manuel miranda, raised money for the hurricane stricken island. >> he is so down to earth and so generous, honest, and genuine. >> reporter: darnell abraham is a california native, along with brendan chant, from san francisco. >> these are my costumes. this is how it's designed. >> reporter: he auditioned for two years before finally getting the call. >> i am reminded every show when we step out there. the lights go dark. we have our preshow announcement about cell phone use

. >> part of the history making musical, playing many roles in his career as an actor but none like alexander hamilton . >> he's a tough go-getter and he leaves before he thinks or speaks and i love sort of showing the cracks and the confidence . >> hamilton's unrelenting ambition pride is what made thomas turned down the lead role . >> i see a lot of myself . >> in the cast performed 7 to 8 shows a week at the orpheum . >> turn it on and give the runaround . >> rewind, rewind . >> she sings . >> they managed to keep it fresh every time they walk on stage . >> we take you the emotional roller coaster, it's my job to try to get to the whole range gamut of emotion and sort of project it back to the back row . >> the cast started its run in san francisco, right after returning from puerto rico where creator and original alexander hamilton raise money for the hurricane stricken island. they saw the man who created the roles in action . >> he such a down to earth person a generous, honest and genuine . >> darnell abraham is a california native along with brendan chan who is from san francisco . >>

favorites here are alexander, james, spencer, author, albert and phil up. the more traditional couple surprised many naming their last son louis. william couldn't resist cracking a joke about his younger brother. >> i was thrilled. i'm looking forward to seeing them in the next few days when things quiet down. i'm very pleased and glad to welcome my broth to the sleeve deprivation society that is parenting. >> they haven't seen the newest edition yet. neither has grandfather prince charles. he's in germany right now. of course, all of us a family. harry said it would be a couple of days. maybe today, we'll see him and find out their names. >> wow even from their own family members. >> that's how they are rolling. >>> after being expelled from university of alabama because of her race, she has been awarded an honorary doctorate degree 62 years later. >> it is an honor to give this degree. >> the first african-american to enroll and attend but was removed after three days of classes due to riots and threats against her life. she returned years later for her m