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but, you know, people h he always underestimated alexander hamilton. i picture the ghost of hamilton being like, "i'm not coming off that money. i have more things to say." >> stephen: he invented the money. >> he created our financial system. like, one guy created our financial system. >> stephen: it's not just learning about hamilton, but you're seeing new york has this amazing colonial history. you don't think we're living in a colonial town. i grew up in charleston, south carolina, which is like colonial under glass. you're not allowed to change anything. but new york is always making history because of people like what was amazing about write it it, you know, i'm a born and bred new yorker and i love new york but i didn't have to go very far. my first musical was about washington heights-- hey! and there's lots of stuff-- i mean, fort tyron park where where she made his last stance before he bounced with his troops is right uptown. his first headquarters is on 162nd street, where aaron burr lived fair year. he married the owner of that house, elij

alexander hamilton, as soon to be secretary of the treasury was firm. to expect -- expect formal entertainment four times a year on the anniversary washington having digested asked john adams and his parents -- appearance at teapartier is my be permissible. with the reaction to the confined life have no taste of frivolity as the president he should have known intercourse with society but as presidents business. so to have those unfortunate connotations to denote a formal reception, now led the team for york but to have the prince the title to uphold the president's authority but they said the accord seems to determine with this ticket to ultimately congress may decree and mrs. washington began very firmly mrs. washington. as martha stepped out she took her two grandchildren aged tend in you all know better than i the children of her son jackie who had died of a camp with your or typhoid surely after victory at yorktown. and had given a home of the youngest to one of the president's many nephews called his departure from mount vernon. a number of them ma

alexander hamilton, to be secretary of treasury said for the president to except invitation to give formal entertainment only four times per year on the anniversary of important dates of the revolution. washington digested hamilton's answers. his appearance rarely admits he party maybe permissible. as the president he should have no intercourse with society for public business. the term levy had an unfortunate connotations to derive from the french court ritual end notes the king rising from his bed. [laughter] and whether in colonial days it was always satirical and now it had come to new york. in so many ways it was the correct form of address and adams considered a title to uphold the president to authority of his excellency and his highness were suggestions the anti-federalist senator said to run into the fleury's of etiquette and ultimately congress decreed 1789 he should have the title the president and mrs. washington often known as lady washington became very firmly mrs. washington. when she set off should to occur two grandchildren aged 10 and eight. you know, they were the childr

clues about alexander hamilton coming up on "jeopardy!" this is "jeopardy!"'s contestants are -- a mechanical engineer from lafayette, colorado... a waste-reduction specialist from cary, north carolina... and our returning champion, a writer originally from cincinnati, ohio... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. hi, folks, and welcome to our show. as we get closer to the holiday season, it seems that we want to share the wealth, spread it around, so we get a new champion every day. alex, the most recent one. bianca and jon, welcome. you're the newcomers. good luck. here we go. the jeopardy! round. today has these categories in play. each correct response beginning with that letter. alexander hamilton. his life and times as portrayed in our broadway musical, "hamilton." alex: and alex, you get to select first. let's start with "hamilton" for $1,000, please. all right. jon.

today's secretary lew, like alexander hamilton, must sign any coinage into eternal life. sorry, i will go back. i will go back one more last time for a second. and i just want to also parenthetically mention that i have also, besides having the great honor and privilege to work for the united states mint and take on these incredibly inspiring assignments, that through the air force art program and through the national art program, i have had the occasion and the privilege to travel with the united states air force to many different venues. and i have gotten the privilege of spending time down at nasa, and getting witness to a city of experts committed to incredible feats. and witnessed a couple of launches of space shuttles. everything is connected, is part of my perspective. i think that forms a lot of what i have done for the united states mint. the very first congressional gold medal that was ever accepted was for the women's air force service pilots. and very often, by the way, another great thing about our nation is that we may not show gratitude to our men and women

grant was a short man who adored his life or that alexander hamilton hated drinking because his father a drunk who took off and left him with his mother. or that henry thoreau was louisa may alcott's faith teach -- favorite teacher. and we can include not just the momentous events that happened, which is why we put these people in history books, but also the texture of their everyday lives. did their shoes hurt? how are they feeling about themselves that day? were they thinking about what they were going to have for dinner, right? that kind of stuff. which really takes us there into history. the food, the sex, the clothes and, of course, the drinking. in this book by looking at drinking in america and showing its influence on events, identify tried to bring -- i've tried to bring our heroes and our villains to life on the page. i hope that if you read this book, you'll come to think of john quincy adams as a sad friend who lost two brothers and two sons to alcoholism and sympathize with henry kissinger who had the unenviable job of baby sitting a drunk. this book has, i spammed, you kn

brought hip-hop to broadway with a multiracial cast, performing the life of founding father alexander hamilton. taylor swift took on apple over not paying artists during a three-month free trial streaming service and won. >> reporter: and adele's long awaited third album "25" became the top selling album of the year in its first week. david letterman signed off after 33 years of late night television. >> thank you for everything. you've given me everything. >> reporter: stephen colbert took over as host of "the late show." way. >> reporter: a blast from the past broke box office records. members of the original cast of "star wars" reunited for episode seven "the force awakens." suzanne marquez, cbs news. >> there you go. if you were not paying attention all year long, that's everything you needed to know. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the battle between donald trump and hillary clinton. we will speak with wall street journal columnist peggy noonan. plus hoverboard fails and a look at how more adults are injuring themselves using the popular scooters. and vi

as for the crossroads on the alexander hamilton bridge both directions moving fine, no problems on the deegan and be bqe towards the brooklyn bridge. robert: bill graham's and forced gathering on the street near the church of the need to be. worshipers are heading to the site as a wave of violence has what the region with fighting between israelis and palestinians intensifying. kerry: cutest story of the morning of 7-year-old little girl from new jersey recently over health on the shelf and an act. robert: every kid knows not to touch and's helper or they lose their magic. here's the call. >> wire you calling 911. >> okay, you could say -- >> isabel apologized, she won't, 11 again. website recommends writing a letter to sen tech "good day early call" is coming right who coined the term "side bread?" because there's nothing "side" about this bread. it may look like the moon. but it's the star of the show. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. it's always worth remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls is a privilege not a right. unleash the power of dough. kerry: welcome back. r

as for the bronx the cross bronx and the alexander hamilton bridge off to a good start, no issues, you are fine, very quiet this morning. the trains everything on or close to schedule but what of an week tied up, construction slowing every one down on the southbound side. ben: on the way to the airport you would think there would be no traffic but you would be wrong. thank you. juliet: police and residents working together to catch a serial arsonist on the losing queens. ben: he met several fires since october and police release new surveillance video, teresa priolo has the latest. >> reporter: >> i have been living here for 53 years. we never heard anything like this ever. >> reporter: an arsonist on the loose, a neighborhood on edge, >> people who just live there. opening lines of communication. >> reporter: seven fires since october targeting, currently under construction. the latest video released by the nypd connected to the fire that was set here on sunday hours before hanukkah started. caught on neighboring surveillance camera at a man walking away from the camera on 69th road,

currently on the $10 bill is alexander hamilton. whether he'll be replaced by or joined by a woman is still up in the air. by the way, women haven't always been given short shrift on our paper money. more than 100 years ago, the treasury printed bills sporting pictures of pocahontas and martha washington. since then, the only women celebrated on our currency were on coins. but as bob dylan wrote, "the times, they are a-changin'." and frankly, it's about time. with "speak of the week," i'm eric. >> global warming is melting the sea ice in the arctic, and that's putting animals like the walrus in danger. sea ice is critical for all parts of a walrus's life. females give birth and raise their pups on the frozen expanse. adults use the ice as a diving platform to go after the fish that they need to survive. and that, strangely, brings me "alice in wonderland." almost 150 years ago, he wrote what's called "nonsense verse." surprisingly, some of it seems to be coming true. pigs still don't fly, but our seas are warming up. and that's not

the alexander hamilton bridge, police activity, slowing everyone down towards the george washington bridge. eastbound side moving fine. as for the trains, running on or close to schedule. juliet: students walking to school probably understandably on edge. ben: police are now searching for a man in a surgical mask to cut a student as she was walking to school yesterday morning. robert moses is live in whitestone, queens where the attack occurred. what do we know? >> reporter: good morning. this was a really disturbing attack seemed to come out of nowhere. it was captured, the attacker was captured on surveillance camera mounted on his home near the intersection of thirteenth avenue and 147th street. police said the 16-year-old exchange student from china was walking to school near whitestone academy at 8:20 when mask and surgical gloves came up to her from behind and cut her twice in the face with a box cutter. cops says he never uttered a word. the victims suffered wounds to her cheek as well as her throat, she was taken to long island jewish medical center, she is expected to be fine. thi

and the alexander hamilton bridge those directions moving fine, trains on or close to schedule. juliet: i didn't think it was so bad yesterday. ben: took 40 minutes to get from the upper east side in the 90s to the plaza to see santa. juliet: an escaped prisoner back greg:-year-old barry tune was found in a homeless shelter in brooklyn after 6 hours on the run. was originally arrested for misdemeanors this gave a police vehicle while handcuffed. they arrived at broadway and for lincoln street and he slipped into a nearby subway station to get away, he was the sixth prisoner, to escape. juliet: bill deblasio plans to deal with the homeless crisis in the city, home stats is an acronym for homeless outreach and mobile engagements reaction team. it adds 147 workers to the apartment of homeland services for a one on one personal approach to each individual homeless person. >> every day city's teams will inspect hotspots, greek homeless from canal street to 145th street. juliet: to call 311 to report seeing a homeless person. the plan is under way, not fully operational, in march. ben

"hamilton" a kind of hip-hop musical, tells us of alexander hamilton, immigrant, ambitious young rebelng father who arguably never got the recognition he deserved. >> i'm actually working on a hip-hop album. it's a concept album about the life of someone who i thinks embodies hip-hop, treasury secretary alexander hamilton. ( laughter ) you laugh. >> "hamilton's" creator and star, lin-manuel miranda, performed an early version of one of the play's songs at the white house in 2009. ♪ i was the son of the scotsman ♪ ♪ dropped in the middle ♪ in the caribbean ♪ to be a hero and a scholar >> brown: when we talked recently, he told me how hamilton's life came to be about so much more. >> the joy of discovery of, oh, if i tell hamilton's story, i actually tell the story of the forming of our country, that was a joyous experience. and i think, honestly, that's the secret sauce in the score. i was learning this stuff as i was researching it to write the show. i knew the basic outlines that everyone knows. he was on the $10 and he died in a duel. that's pretty much anyone knows about him. >> bro

> unique piece of history is going up for auction, the gun power horn believed to belong to alexander hamilton, it's inscribed with his name and his year. 1773. hamilton entered columbia university. >>> if you really want to blow your personal budget, how about spending money on a hoverboard, it boosts a person almost a foot off the ground. >> the batteries only lost about six minutes. six hours to recharge them, wow. one other thing, the board is not available yet. the company will take preorders, though, for the spring. visit to the set of sesame street. >>> speaking of not too friendly, the video that speaks vol yums after the fishing trip of a lifetime. right when you feel a cold sore, abreva can heal it in as few as two and a half days when used at the first sign. without it the virus spreads from cell to cell. only abreva penetrates deep and starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells. you could heal your cold sore, fast, as fast as two and a half days when used at the first sign. learn how abreva starts to work immediately at abreva.com don't tough it out, kn

new at 11:00, america will have to wait a little longer to find out which woman will replace alexander hamilton on the $10 bill. tonight the treasury says it will be delayed until 2016 to give it time to carefully review and consider options for the currency redesign. >>> happening tomorrow, dozens of rabbits saved from horrible conditions in brooklyn now ready to hop their way into your heart. the aspca and the animal hospital events for nearly 50 bunnies. rescued back in january. lee, you've got two young kids who would love to have that. >> your daughter would love to have one. >> no, i'm just talking about lee's kids right now. >> so we're going to be like this close to 70. >> it really looks that way. if we can bring the sun out for a few hours sunday, even without the sun, mid and upper 60s. the sun comes out, and there will be some 7 handles. there's no heavy coats, gloves, scarfs. we really have to recalibrate what we're thinking when we talk about this december which is on pace for the warmest december on record. we'll see how it goes. 57 degrees right now. a west wind at 6. a few peop

currently on the $10 bill is alexander hamilton. whether he'll be replaced by or joined by a woman is still up in the air. by the way, women haven't always been given short shrift on our paper money. more than 100 years ago, the treasury printed bills sporting pictures of pocahontas and martha washington. since then, the only women celebrated on our currency were on coins. but as bob dylan wrote, "the times, they are a-changin'." and frankly, it's about time. with "speak of the week," i'm eric. >> global warming is melting the sea ice in the arctic, and that's putting animals like the walrus in danger. sea ice is critical for all parts of a walrus's life. their pups on the frozen expanse. adults use the ice as a diving platform to go after the fish that they need to survive. and that, strangely, brings me to lewis carroll, author of "alice in wonderland." almost 150 years ago, he wrote what's called "nonsense verse." surprisingly, some of it seems to be coming true. pigs still don't fly, but our seas are warming up. and that's not n

clues about alexander hamilton coming up on "jeopardy!" this is "jeopardy!"ts are -- a mechanical engineer from lafayette, colorado... a waste-reduction specialist from cary, north carolina... and our returning champion, a writer originally from cincinnati, ohio...

today secretary lu just like alexander hamilton must sign any coinage or any metal into eternal life. sorry to go back. i'm going to go back one more last time here for a second. i just want to also parenthetically mention that i also besides having a great honor and privilege to work for the united states mint and take on these incredibly inspiring assignments, that through the air force art program and through the nassau art program i have had the occasion and privilege to travel with the united states air force to many different venues and i have gotten the privilege of spending time down in nasa and getting to witness city of experts committed to incredible feats and witnessed a couple of launches of space shuttles, so anything is connected as part of my perspective and i think that forms a lot of what i have done in terms of my work. the very first congressional gold medal that was ever accepted was for the women's air force service pilots. very often, by the way, another great thing about our nation is that we may not show gratitude to our men and women in uniform or those who h

as for the cross bronx was go to the camera shot on the alexander hamilton regional issues, major deegan doing find, fdr drive at 96th street of to a good start construction going on in the 70s, a minor delay is not a big deal. ben: thank you. theresa: new jersey transit wants to ease overcrowding at its stations so is setting a time limit for its waiting areas. ben: some say it is an effort to keep the homeless out. lisa evers has this story from hoboken. >> reporter: it is a pilot program to make waiting for your train more comfortable but are homeless people paying the price? henrik stenson station the sign says seating for ticketed limits, but how can you really tell? is just one station that is all multi station trial to deal with overcrowding and discourage loitering. nj transit spokesperson tells us the intent of the seating policy is to ensure are ticketed customers have access to seeding while waiting for their travel. it is also affected a hoboken terminal. >> homeless people should be taken care of that there should be homeless shelters for the man the state should take good c

alexander's hamiltons portrait which has been on the bill since i can 29 is set to be replaced by yet to be named woman. some women in the running are rosa parks and eleanor roosevelt, a selection is a post be made -- supposed be made on january 1st but officials delayed the redesign because they were swamped with public feedback. once the decision is made, it will be at least five years before the the new bills will be put into circulation sub seattle with set to decide if it will allow drivers over insuring companies like over -- uber and left to unionize, the city council is set to vote on it tomorrow, uber and lift drivers are independent contractors and not covered by the national uber relations act which allows for collective are getting, uber and others say that federal labor law prevents cities from regulating collect the bargaining for independent contractors in the ordinance will violate federal an -- and antitrust laws. all of the rain here in the bay area means a lot of snow in the sierra, while the new snow is nice for skiers and snowboarders, it's making travel tricky fo

brought hip hop to broadway, with a multi-racial cast, performing the live of founding father, alexander hamiltontaylor swift took on apple over not paying artists during a three month free trial streaming service and won. and adele's long awaited third albumn 25 became the top selling a.m. bumm of the year in it first week. david letterman sign off after 33 years of late night television. >> thank you for everything. you have given me everything. stephen colbert took over as host of the late show. and a blast from the past, broke box office records. members of the original cast of star wars reunited for episode seven the force awakens. >> suzanne marquez, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> busy year. coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news", we go back to texas for live look at the damage left behind from several deadly tornados. >> then, imagine stepping off an airplane, to this? we'll tell but one major airport's major milestone. >> and live look at center city from the cbs-3 studios, for a big cool down if you like the heat the last couple of days. got bad news for you. katie has winter

looking at the alexander hamilton bridge. it's 54 degrees on thursday. thursday, december 10th. we're 54 degrees. that's pretty good. >> i think last year on this date, we had about an inch of snow. >> did we really? little bit of a difference. that was the only snow we had for the entire month of december last year. way above normal. this is just the beginning. we have few showers to get rough early this morning, especially northern half of new jersey. could brush the city in next once we get to about 8:00 or so, the sh er threat will diminish. the clouds will take their time in parting, but wupshould get a few breaks in the afternoon. easily the temperatures should get into the upper 50s. tonight, partly cloudy, still mild. 47 the low in the city. again, some suburbs will be a little chillie we're looking at 60 or better for both saturday and sunday. wow. >> sunday's record is . i think we may just get there. >> wow. because emily said she wasn't comi a in for lauren unless it was at least 50 degrees. >> it's in her contract. >> we delivered. we need traffic today. >> txlnk yo

been nemesis and represented the complete opposite and political spectrum from me, general alexander hamilton suggested a compromise. that he suggested considered me to be the least dangerous of the two. if i were elected the third chief magistrate, i would not seek to cast out of office all federalist, but to provide equilibrium in the new administration. he would encourage his constituency in the state of new york. to enter into my political arena. wouldised them that we maintain the principles of our nations. maintain an open government. do you know that presidential election of 1800 i referred to as the second american revolution? it was as much an american revolution than that of 1776, never forget the difference between 1776 and 1800. we overthrew 12 years of federalism. said in thet peaceful transfer of office. , it: on american history tv is your chance to talk to president thomas jefferson as we come to you live from colonial williamsburg. we have a tweet from one of our viewers who asked, when did you meet benjamin franklin, and what was your impression of him? also who decided fran

the alexander hamilton bridge, you can see the outbound commute is a little slow. it is in the clearing stages. also, a check in queens at the l.i.e. at the grand central parkway. you can see the construction is still there. right now traffic is moving along okay. as more people get on the roads, you start to see it get a little more heavy. back tothe maps where the goethals construction has a right lane blocked staten island bound. that's going to be there a few more moments. also u construction at the covered roadway. both ways between jersey avenue to tonnelle circle. an accident with a downed pole, route 82 westbound. alternate side, meter rules in up. >> thank you. >>> it is 4:47 right now. five servicemen killed during a shooting at two navy facilities in chattanooga, tennessee, will now be awarded purple hearts. it's not clear exactly when they're getting these medals, but purple hearts are given to military members killed or injured in action. investigators say the gun michigan opened fire on the men. you may remember, this was back in july. he was shot and