hamilton county radio. go ahead with your traffic never fails. indiana says he's he's just been picking numerous reports the final zipping up and down potential all cars and departments and all county broadcast macros. cincinnati hamilton county civil defense the national warning system. laura maccarone the county civil defense director. civil defense. the weather service. what is the location of the tornado? 13 miles southwest of greater cincinnati airport, moving towards the northeast, 50 miles per hour. okay, i'm going sound the sirens. because that's a test. what's the matter with the sirens? are they stuck? what do we have to do to get these -- sirens turned off? this is not a test. a w secure the local emergency broadcast station national weather service says it has sat a tornado near the greater cincinnati airport. here is the national weather service. the latest report, it is a funnel cloud and it looks to be about 200 feet off. no, no. it is touching the ground. what is it doing now? heading toward how quickly the emergency operating is

now, i do think hamilton's protect honest credential laws are highly exaggerated. he talks primarily things like military necessity. he talks about things that he thinks america is going to need in times of war, particularly if it's going to get in wars with european powers. but that is, i think, of the differences between them. so it's not just it's not that they necessarily disagree about the emerging economics of how the world works. they have different appreciation of, i think, of what america's place in the world is going to be. and i think jefferson america as apart from trading other countries relatively isolated from the rest of the world, whereas hamilton is taking a view of, you know, maybe what would be nice to be isolate it. but we're not. we have a empire that we've we've just left and not very happy with us. we have this thing called the spanish, which actually owns most of north america at the time. we have the french who want to get back into louisiana, into north america as well. so hamilton is being driven, i think, very much by what we would call

madison and hamilton were never on the same side of any important question after 1790. they were, in a sense, a republican and federalist par excellence. but at the convention they were not operating as representatives of opposing or competing factions. they understood themselves to be advancing the same goal. what happened over time? you know, historians who try to explain how this happened, try to talk about the change in madison, and there was some change in madison, but i think a lot more of what happened was the emergence in america delayed but undeniable of the great liberal divide, the divide between the more progressive or radical whigs and more conservative or traditionalist whigs. the fact that this divide came a little later to american political life than to england allows the americans to establish their two key charters of government. the declaration above all, but also the constitution, as frameworks for facilitating a politics of intra liberal divisions rather than a politics of liberal and anti-liberal parties. it's allowed american politics to operate

mount hamilton. >> thunder two. i heard. >> thunder possibility.e morning hours. good morning to both of you. maybe rainbows. in fact, i'm thinking there are rainbows out there because we've got the sun and we have the rain. and there's a look at the rain there over sfo. as we get into the afternoon, the chance for rain is going to taper off, although we are going to remain unsettled for the day. here's a look at storm tracker two, where widespread scattered showers whipped through earlier this morning. we are now seeing some right over the east bay. still at this time. a little bit of a light rain, even a moderate rain over some of our hills from hayward, fremont, dublin stretching in towards livermore. as we shift over towards the santa cruz mountains, we've got some rain falling over boulder creek, scotts valley, and right there along the coastline in santa cruz. earlier this morning we spotted a rain snow mix over mount hamilton, which is right above 4000ft. at least the peak. and take a look here into the sierra, where pollock pines is just be

that hamilton brought to our lives are we were a average middle class family we never able to give to anybody more than 500 bucks but we worked in all of the institutions we got involved in and that meant that for luisita and the manuel to go to college. we worked day and night because we had promised, we had seen it in in the lives of so many of our friends that, we wanted to give them our to them, which free education that when they finished they will not owe a penny and. we had seen so many of our friends will send their kids to school all with an $80,000 debt when they finished. so luzon and i taught as adjunct in cuny every single night our lives to be able to pay tuition out cuny thank you. cuny okay. and i taught statistics, which is the only thing that i learn in graduate school. i went to a clinical psych program, but i hated patients. it was not good mix. i hated that. they told me the problems we got that we got, we got that we all you know, when you work. yes. and luce taught psychology, so we worked hard and lose worked very, very hard and continues to work very hard. but

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thank you so much to all or guess robert hamilton reading, i'm your own and p. j. crowley and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website, delta 0 dot com. and for further discussion is our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash a j inside store. you can also join the conversation on x or handle there at a james site story from me serve any a and the entire team here in doha bye. for now the, you have the right, the boy costs anyone i want to and the state has no business getting involved in that gods chosen to bless us because we protect israel. i'm going to continue. do want to state level all that i can't support the 3 part series explodes, the implications of us and people who called lower the freedom of speech and 1st amendment rights more about the issue whatever i'm looking for. so my thing for talk to, in, quote, on which is 0 ton is committed, quasi, is missing in the aging to set out his priorities for the yes. how are the worlds 2nd largest economy reactors and traits? how supposed 5 of us a

precipitation leaving the bay area, but we had a smattering of sleet this evening as well atop mount hamilton. now there's that winter weather advisory in effect until 10 p.m. tomorrow. it was extended by the national weather service up to 14in of snow in the highest elevations. and that is acceptable. right. okay, here's our futurecast. and you can see that we will turn partly cloudy during the day tomorrow. mostly cloudy by monday night and then spotty hit and miss scattered showers through your tuesday, but the accumulation will be very minimal. we're talking about maybe a 10th of an inch or less throughout the bay area. okay. and then that will continue to churn up that surf. we're talking waves not as high as today. we did have some of those waves up to 18ft in comparison up to about 12ft in central ocean beach, as well as rockaway beach and pacifica. tonight, overnight, with the clearing of the skies 30s and 40s across the board, cool spot will be santa rosa at 38 tri-valley in the upper 30s. meanwhile, there's your highs, very similar to today below average. we will have full sunshine

and when we look into kristof's letters, we see that kristof and hamilton, the stratford and hamiltonranslator, have both been given commissions. kristof so they were working on his behalf, who actually was one of the foreign many foreign agents that krzysztof had working on his behalf, but nevertheless got himself and and not necessarily acquitted of the charge, but at least nothing more severe happened to him. but do want to return back to that. indictment for a second. so i mentioned there were translations, transcriptions and then translations of large passages. just to give you a sense of, the struggle that the kingdom of haiti, that independent haiti, the entire place, but the kingdom of haiti is is charged that they're engaged with. this is one of the passages that was supposed to prove that strafford wanted to bring sedition and slave rebellion to the of jamaica, a passage which vashti, who again, has gone through his systematically dismantling pseudoscientific arguments about race, and then he's tired and he says, i have been tempted 20 times to throw away my pen. i feel humi

sisters kendall and jordan brought their mug to see "hamilton" on broadway.e? i need to know more. happy birthday, kendall. how about sharon, judy, barb, bonnie, and denise in orlando on a sisters trip. that looks like a party. daniel and his daughter amy brought their mugs on a trip to the spectacular monument valley in utah. wow, is that a great shot. check out jodie and paul visiting the galapagos islands in ecuador. thanks for bringing us along, guys. this one is really special, allison, richard, diana, andrea at a global health workshop in ghana where their team performed 20 complex neurological surgeries on local children in desperate need of care. just incredible work. bravo to all all of you. send us a picture of your mug. you might see yourself next week. remember, you can get that big old "sunday today" mug online at today.com/shop. thank you for spending part of your morning with us. we'll see you right back here next week on "sunday today." good

john adams beneath him in middle th thomas jefferson, $50 ath him is,nder hamilton and above him, you can see the docks. and then to the right is james madison. so three of virgins are on, but also the first four esidents. so this is believed to be the only one to contain the first four presidents signatures on it. they all weren't at the declaration and they were at the constitution. now, most remarkable part of this document is there was only read discovered in 1917 nine when a school intern was going through an old vault in the philosophical society. he found a scroll roll rolled up with a red ribbon on it, realized, well, is probably above my pay grade to open this and decided to take to the librarian's office who unfurled it and realized they had a national treasure on his hands. now i often got asked, you know. so so what happens? they raised all this money. what happened to this expedition? i've never heard of andre michaux or this expedition, and i'd usually summarize it by what we wrote on our own. the apes wrote on their website. ultimately, the expedition was called off due

there might be cold enough to bring just a littltle bit of a dusting on top of mount hamilton, so keepyour eyes peaked out there towards the foothills of san jose. i'm going to keep that active weather on tap as we go on through the morning hours, and then give us a little bit of a break as we go on into the afternoon. so running to the store, all those errands that you have, if you want to avoid the wet weather, there is your afternoon shot, but there could be some more light showers popping up there as we go on into the santa cruz mountains around dinner time. it's going to be breezy though, with this system exiting on out this afternoon. maybe 2530 mile an hour wind gusts as we go on through the second half of the day. so if you're doing laundry, maybe a chance to air it out outside as we go on into our evening plans, monday and tuesday will be a bit of a break. i am looking at a little bit of some activity there on tuesday, but as we go on into the second half of the week, that system starts to come up on wednesday. but notice how the colors trend more towards morgan hill gilroy so

but look over towards mount hamilton where you see highway 130. see that pink area?i took a look at some of the cameras there. sure enough, it's kind of a slushy mix there. well, that's coming to an end. and the spine of the sierra still has a little bit of light snow falling. we have that winter weather advisory in effect until 10:00 tomorrow night. the total accumulation up to about 6000ft. boy, 14in of snow. now, let's track this incoming system together. we'll call it partly cloudy. late day tomorrow. breezy conditions. mostly cloudy overnight monday leading to that right there. precipitation to the north of the bay area. and once it moves through on our tuesday, it's going to be very spotty, very light. and when i say light, we're talking about less than a 10th of an inch of rain across the area, but it is churning up the surf again. the waves will tomorrow be anywhere from about 8 to 12ft, but you can see that it's generally less than it was today. high surf advisory does cancel out tomorrow night. tonight, overnight 30s and 40s across the board 50 and 60. very

there was washington had high expectations people you could not hamilton once said you you you couldnot be more than 3 minutes early to an appointment or more than 3 minutes late. otherwise washington would not have anything to do with you. so washington had great expectations of people in the case of whiskey rebels. there was no question in his mind that the whiskey rebels were traitors and they needed to be treated that way. on the other hand, once the whiskey rebellion collapses and it didn't have very far to collapse, it was not much of a rebellion. it is hard to stage rebellion under the influence of whiskey. and though the though the whiskey rebels were tried and found guilty, he then turned and pardoned them. so you find washington? yes. high expectations, but you also find in a very surprising way a remarkable sense of indulgence, forgiveness, moderation. danielle allen used the term moderation or i believe, if not danielle, then it was you've all talking about a moderation within which sphere the american revolutionaries operated. there's a wonderful story that was told by e

. >> scott hamilton leading the arena and prayer. >> the sadness is overwhelming, but father, he hasrward to. ♪ ♪ >> skater after skater placing a rose on the table of candles before performing an heartfelt remembrance. joining in solidarity, dedicated to the young athletes from the youth development camp who perished in the crash. the legacy of those lost etched forever on the ice. >> the strength and grace of skating was on full display last night. all the proceeds will be spread equally to the family support fund, greater washington community fund, and ems foundation foundation. so much appreciation for the first responders. more than just a sport. it is storytelling and community. >> robin: grief, hope, healing. so beautiful to see them. the strength it took to be there. with a first look at michael's interview with lady gaga. coming up next, chris connelly back with the musical moments. hey there, chris. >> kind of going off script, not doing any live performances of best original song. then moving on as we eased on down the road with that great and zay jones tribute. all of tha