he wrote burr. hamilton can be to earn his, too clever, too bright to be much fun, a slacker and shameless libertine like burr can come as welcome relief. i find the tale of his last just after the duel to be tremendously moving. night's secession a campaign trying to detach for his personal empire. but afterwards, we and he is in exile in europe and down to its last in trying to decide whether to spend it on bread or a prostitute, and deciding the prostitute. so now that letter to theodore, and i will close with this, and then i would love to take questions, just look at it. three things are striking. but do taken by all means you look at this. one, it's amazing to me that he could've written anything that was coherent under the circumstances of know he's going to face his worst enemy with a gun in the morning. second, it's great penmanship you've got to admire that. and third, that it's unbelievable cash of the apartheid i dislike hey, i've got a little correspondence to finish up. i mean, come on

burr took his shot. so burr took his time. he aimed and fired. whatever the explanation, he was not a hero but indicted by murder. he traveled in disguise after he was forced to leave the city. he was escaping the newspaper men who sought to out him. the sitting vice president, joe biden, hard to picture. i know what you're thinking. wouldn't it be nice if our present politicians could resolve their differences so easily. [laughter] whether it's bang bang or bang, bang, bang, it's over quickly without the terrible lingering of our own political controversy like the one going on between marco rubio and jeb bush. perhaps you been read reading about it. no bickering or tweets, just bang. it has its appeal. the thing that's marvelous about dual is that it's very decisive. it's binary, up, up or down, in or out, dead or alive, bang. it's over. in fact, that is one of the reasons why in times of war, the duels are actually welcome between officers because otherwise they would have to go through the judicial pr

every month, burr pays rent to a property manager. over the past ten years, that lot rent has gone up 30%, from $740 a month to $1,022 a month. >> i had no clue that the rent was going to go up the way it did. i mean, it's to the point now where it's more than half my social security. i would love to stay. and i would love to keep it right where it is. because everything i have is here. all my church is here, my family's here, everybody's here. >> reporter: burr is one of about 20 million americans who live in manufactured homes-- buildings made in factories and then towed to communities or private land. while they're "mobile," most never move once they're placed on a property. wheels and trailer hitches are removed. driving by, a manufactured home community can look just like a conventional neighborhood. the average price of a new manufactured home: $64,000, a fifth of the $325,000 average price of a new conventional home. >> manufactured homes are not trailers-- they're actually meant to stay in one place. >> reporter: julia gordon

burr has three rivals in the march 15th republican primary. four democrats are also running for the same seat held by burr. the coast guard says the locally based cutter northland will sail home today. the portsmouth-based cutter has been on a two month patrol of the eastern pacific. it's mission trafficking over the holidays. these are pictures of the crew seizing part of the 75-hundred kilos of drugs it took during it's two month mission. firefighters in newport news say a truck ran into a home about 2 this morning. these are pictures crews tweeted earlier this morning. investigators say the driver lost control as he exited 664 near chestnut avenue. police say because of the damage, the home is condemned. still ahead on midday- new shapes and sizes - we'll let you know why barbie's appearance is changing right before our eyes. plus - seasonal affectiveness - what doctors say you should do to help battle depression this time of year. plus - we're on your side super doppler 10 forecast having lots of devices in your home can really slow your i

burr was feeling very, very frustrated. it seemed like at every turn, alexander hamilton was there, you know, blocking his path. >> miranda: he writes in a letter before the duel. he said, "there was no way this could have been avoided. we have been circling each other for a while. it was always going to come to this." >> rose: this was going to happen. >> miranda: this was going to happen. they're fundamentally different men. and they run in concentric circles until they meet. >> tommy kail: and everything around them is moving. >> rose: miranda and his director, tommy kail, staged the intensifying rivalry between the two men. ah! >> miranda: yeah, it's pretty cool, right? >> rose: really cool. the turntable was essential. >> miranda: i imagine death so much it feels more like a memory... >> rose: many historians, including chernow, believe hamilton deliberately fired into the air, throwing away his shot. >> miranda: wait! >> rose: it is a fatal miscalculation. the streets somebody tells me you better hide... here's the th

. >> rose: aaron burr is another key ingredient, the show's narrator. he is hamilton's cautious alter ego. >> odom: if there's a reason he seems to thrive so few survive then, goddamit, i'm willing to wait for it. i'm willili to wait for it! >> rose: played by leslie odom, jr., burr's jealousy builds throughout the show until their fateful meeting on the dueling ground. >> chernow: the bullet hit him actually on the right side just above the hip. it lodged d the spine. >> rose: by the time they faced off in weehawkin, new jersey, burr was a lame duck vice shy of his 50th birthday, was practicing law. how could that happen? >> chernow: think of duels, charlie, as a violent form of burr was feeeeng very, very frustrated. it seemed like at every turn, alexander hamilton was there, you know, blocking his path. >> miranda: he writes in a letter before the duel. he said, "there was no way this could have been avoided. we have been circling each other for a while. it was always going to come to >> rose: this was going to >> miranda: this was going to happen. t

windchill now 7, and again, burr. that's what you need. definitely the blanket tonight and your warmest winter gear we take a live look outside. it's been a good looking day. we had tons of sunshine earlier. it's cold, and windy. 19degrees feeling like 9. so the bitter temperatures again tomorrow, light snow a possibility for wednesday night, and then a bigger snowfall possible for the weekend. so let's take a look. your vortex radar showing these light snow showers, really have been more of an issue for our northern counties. on the periphery of those as well. in terms of our wednesday system, we'll take a look. this is out across the northern plains. this will give us at least a chance, really about a 20% chance that we could see light snow on wednesday. the more interesting snow is this one. right now, you can see, it's barely formed. it's just offshore. but it will be a key element in what could be a weekend snowstorm. we're keeping a close eye on this. of course the track once it moves across the country will be crucial. offshore will

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burr fit will lose half a million in salary. what are you thinking ridiculo ridiculous.ate great shades by the sixers. they decided to retire number four. one player on the team is wearing it. nerlins knoll sports number four. when he's done so is the number. shades 12 time all star and was voted as one of the 50 greatest players in nba history. >>> the golden football is making its rounds in the delaware valley this time it shows up at thomas mckeon high school in delaware -- wilmington delaware. anthony anderson who played in super bowl 14 with the steelers along with former cowboy randy white had played in three super bowls showing it off at half time basketball game. the ball commemorates super bowl 50 and you can see february 7th right here on cbs3. >>> delran's charlie lloyd is fifa's female soccer play of the year. she won it in 16 minutes much that's how long it took her to score three goals in the women's world cup final against japan. she scored game winners in the courts and semis. congrats to carly. well deserved. >> that's for sure. >> whole lot of fun to wa

burr fit will lose half a million in salary. what are you thinking ridiculo ridiculous.e great shades by the sixers. they decided to retire number four. one player on the team is wearing it. nerlins knoll sports number four. when he's done so is the number. shades 12 time all star and was voted as one of the 50 greatest players in nba history. >>> the golden football is making its rounds in the delaware valley this time it shows up at thomas mckeon high school in delaware -- wilmington delaware. anthony anderson who played in super bowl 14 with the steelers along with former cowboy randy white had played in three super bowls showing it off at half time basketball game. the ball commemorates super bowl 50 and you can see february 7th right here on cbs3. >>> delran's charlie lloyd is fifa's female soccer play of the year. she won it in 16 minutes much that's how long it took her to score three goals in the women's world cup final against japan. she scored game winners in the courts and semis. congrats to carly. well deserved. >> that's for sure. >> whole lot of fun to watc

charles and caroline ingalls briefly managed a hotel in burr oak an enterprise that ultimately failed and they returned to minnesota where the family lived in town not on a farm. why didn't wilder choose to write about these experiences in her "little house" books? she wrote lane, it is a story in itself but does not belong in the picture i am making of the fictional family. in other words, these episodes didn't serve wilder's lager themes, a frontier family moving west pursuing agrarian values, finding land in the west and building a new life for themselves there. it wasn't that the material was too adult. her resistance to include this material from "pioneer girl" was primarily thematic. still, there's no question that "pioneer girl" contains grittier, more adult material than "the little house" books. in the first place, wilder wrote "pioneer girl" for an adult audience. this was, after all, her memoir, her personal account of her childhood and adolescence written from an adult perspective for adult readers. wilder hoped to sell "pioneer girl" to a prominent national magazine of th

models its goal of the four starts right now our breaking news tonight norfolk city treasurer anthony burr for just wrapped up his initial court appearance and federal court on a shocking allegation a thirty page indictment spells out a tale of corruption birth but faces several felonies including perjury wire fraud and send him away for a long time marcello robinson joins us live from norfolk and marcella what can you tell us about the remake and the numerous accusations fly like you mentioned bar but i was just in federal court where he was a rain. he appeared in court was brought into the courtroom in handcuffs wearing that suit for the judge read those very serious allegations and those charges that he's facing now barefoot was granted bond and we came out of the courthouse this evening he didn't let his attorney speak on his behalf who said that her foot is innocent and that these charges allegations are going against him are completely false that the investigation against burke was led by the fbi was a very lengthy one in court records show that her foot is accused of using his offic

and that unlocked burr for me., you know, the name of your prize -- yes. [ applause ] an enormous help was ron's incredible pulitzer prize winning book about washington himself. and i think the greatness of ron's strength as a writer is hamilton's a totally different character in the washington book than he is in "hamilton" and that shows ron embodies his subjects and he gives them a propulsive narrative of their own. and it's funny, washington songs kept getting written between off broadway and broadway. and i'll tell you the moment that unlocked it for me. my director was really a large -- really the overwhelmingly the reason we're all standing here. he grew up in virginia in the shadow of mt. vernon. and we are talking and he says there is something about washington's vine and fig tree thing. and i go what are you talking w tree thing, and i go, what are you talking about? he aid you know, vine and fig tree. there's a bible quote that george washington used more than any other bible quote. he used it over 50 tim

talking more about the crowd but we want to give a big thank you to nelson and holly and scarborough and burr bon and they worked with us to give us a live picture to show them the pictures here. so we want to thank them. so a very big thank to you those folks. but that's it for you and we'll send it back to you. we'll be back in a little while. continue to update you on the festivities and when she takes the stage. >>> and carpenter was charged with a misdemeanor charges of hit-and-run and making an improper left turn. he stuck a pedestrian on december 8th. the pedestrian was treated for scrapes and a leg injury. his attorney said that he thought the pedestrian was not hurt. he said that carpenter iscooperating and with the police and taking responsibility for it. he was released on bond. he did relieve a medal back in 2010 and he's currently a student at the university of carolina. popular apartments about 6:45 last night. they found a man unresponsive outside of one of the buildings. the scene. anyone with information about this crime is asked the call the crimestoppers. >>> also out of su

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. -- we will be seeing tomorrow. 45 greenwood. 47 columbia. 46 sumpter and oring of burr and 49 in charleston. our -- and orangeburg and 49 in charleston. tomorrow sunshine. winds but by tomorrow this time notice the clouds moving through georgia and alabama. it will come in over night and we will see rain coming in, primarily friday afternoon into friday night. it will be a short period. this will be a fast moving weather system. saturday partly cloudy skies. for tonight it will be chilly. 26 degrees in newberry. sumpter. bishopville. 29 orangeburg. highs tomorrow in the low 60s. 60 degrees in winnsboro. 61 camden. 63 columbia and orangeburg. friday with a high temperature of 47 degrees. partly cloudy skies on saturday. 60 degrees. there is a front moving through the area on sunday. it will be windy and turning colder. right now it will be dry with a high of 50 degrees. the coldest air this winter will come in next week. 43 degrees for a high monday. down to 24 tuesday morning. and then temperatures begin to moderate into wednesday with a high of 50 degrees. >> something for everybody there.

. >> everybody says burr. >> boots with the fur. >> i like that. just don't sing it. let's look at tomorrow night. this will be a freezen whatting -- freeze warning tomorrow night into wednesday. 59degrees, 64. 70. we climb the ladder to 70 which is basically above average. then we had a rain chance for friday as well. mild that day. that's why the temperature falls off with a cold front on saturday with a high of 60 degrees. right now it's 52 in tampa. 47degrees in weeke wachee. these temperatures are quite cool in northern spots. we've seen a few clouds but they don't do a whole lot to reflect the showers down here. we'll talk more about the chilly weather and that rain chance for friday. we'll have that shortly. >> still ahead oneight at 7:00. petersburg street while thousands of others take part of dr. king. >> coming up on newschannel 8. an exclusive look at the >>> people all over the country took time out today to honor dr. martin luther king jr. here in the bay area they did it in many different ways, including taking in on a big parade. josh thomas was there

you have a great profile story you talk to the founder of burr they sell hundreds of thousands bracelets every year and the woman started it out of her >> yes. this is one of the things where she was traveling in china and she had some precious stones. and she started making brace lets. her mother said you should sell those. and now she's no nordstrom and she is tell 50,000 to a hundred thousand a week. it is one of those iconic fashion brands that is based here and those are good stories for tampa bay. >> and you have ambitious plans for a tampa software company. >> reporter: yes. they are dong a million dollars expansion and adding 45 jobs. and they got help from the dec and they did not provide then sensitive money but fast tracking of permitting. but they're adding 45 jobs and expanding the space and these are good stories how we build a critical mass of certain types of industries. and they will grow the company and they're confident. and that is a good sign. >> and you have an update on the grocery war. it looks like publix has a competitor. >> reporter: safeway, it merged with alb

burr.ow one of the most common daily tributes to hamilton's legacy as a leader is on the endangered species list. >> there is a reason why you want hamilton on one denomination of the american currency. because he's a man who made the currency functional again. >> within the next five years hamilton's face will take second billing on the $10 bill. the treasury department plans to give the main spot to an exemplary american woman. most drastic makeover in a century, some are questioning why the man who helped create it was the first choice to be diminished. >> hamilton restored america's credit rating and that is beginning of national greatness. >> just as we're appreciating hamilton on today's "inside story," america's preparing to depreciate his place on the currency. today on the program a reminder of just who this mafn wa man wad what he did, we'll begin with the alexander hamilton awareness society, yes that's a real society, and rand shilley, you've longs thought hamilton didn't get hi

our responsibility is to ensure the people are safe and continue to have confidence in burr kimo a feweporter: he is the second president to visit the region. he received his counterpart. their visit aligned the realization that african countries need to work together to stem the threats from armed groups. this marked a new chapter for burkina faso. the country has gone through significant political difficulties in the last few years. >> it's clear that none of us was expecting this thing of this magnitude to happen, so you can imagine the level of shock that is embedded in the population and citizens to see now that burr kimo a few sew is also on the list of countries that are under attack bier terrorist jihadists. >> reporter: french and american forensic teams are helping in the investigations. the local police say there were gaps in how the security forces responded during the attack. >> translator: we weren't totally prepared for this event. our forces aren't trained in combatting terrorism, and we also received information about the attack very late. under the circumstances, thou

pits burr won a physical. penalty game. in the history of all the league. what's the cost of the win. one of the best receivers is after taking a late hit. big ben was injured. he's dealing with a sprained ac joint in his shoulder. >> broncos players said all week long they don't care who they play. they were anxious for post season football. >> >> the broncos road to the championship. up to date play off wrabgt. patriots host chiefs on saturday. broncos host the steelers on sunday. kick off sunday is 2:40. >> . back to the steelers injuries. ben saying he is day-to-day. will try to play. basically knowing him, big ben. he's going to play. brown meanwhile. he's in leagues concussion protocol. his status is very much questionable. >> broncos fans need to know about getting their hands on the >> a week from today. it will be packed. hopefully filled with more orange and less of the terrible towels that we have seen in years past. >> . whether it's over time magic in 2012. or afc championship heartbreak in 06. steeler fans are always trying to insraoeud the ma

burr! stay indoors if you can! fallon 3 degrees with the daytime high reaching 32. light wind will be the trend across the region. carson city down to 6 degrees, not even reaching the freezing mark topping out at 31 degrees there. around the lake, upper 20s for king's beach and incline village. and overnight lows 3 below zero for truckee and south lake tahoe, and single digits for incline village and tahoe city. well below freezing! and we could see some patches of freezing fog in the sierra valley. 29 degrees sucliff, and -- and degrees. the valley floor, more single digits here, 4 degrees in washoe valley. and daytime highs here in the upper 20s and is lower 30s. the extended forecast, a storm system beginning to make its way in around the lake. we could see the first chance for some precipitation late sunday night into monday. but the bulk of this storm is going to make its way in tuesday and wednesday. snow in the sierra, and a mix of rain and snow on the valley floors. and here's that slight warming trend if you consider the 40s warm. i do compared to what we'v

trend as we bring those winds more easterly which is a milder flow for us. 49degrees for the evening, burr, 39 degrees to start the day. high temperature in the afternoon of 64 degrees with plenty of sunshine. nice warm up through the day. wind shift keeps it milder for thursday morning. 49degrees here. 10degrees warmer than it will be for wednesday morning. 72 for a high that day. low 70s carry into friday along with the possibility of showers and thunderstorms along with pressure and another cold front kind of get the routine here with these storm systems that roll on through and bring the chilly air. that will happen again by the weekend. so for those headed out to the big one. >> it's a big one. we say that. >> extravaganza. the children's extravaganza. >> five game winning streak. tonight they hope to make it six in a row. >> we hope they do too. >> and jameson winston friendly company when he saw his name on atlantic division? if the lightning win tonight they will join the red wings in second place with 54 points. but right behind the bolts, a match up of the two wild card teams the

i will come clean about something. >> something burr feet. test. test. >>> okay, it is 89:30. is it okay from open up a little bit? i didn't think i was going to do this, but i decided i was going to. let's talk about feet. when i was younger, my parent thought i was going to be tall. and it wasn't because my mother is tall but it was because of my feet e i ' always had big feet. so big even doctors told me and told my parent, she will be tall. i mean, look at her feet. so, what do my par don't? decide to put me in basketball because, you know, she will be tall. start learning the skills early. so i played basketball, by the time i got to eighth grade, i was point guard and everything, because i wasn't growing. they realize, okay, she's not going to be growing. she hasn't been growing since third grade. so then when i got to high school, i was teased a lot. my feet were teased by my classmates, by my friends, by my coach, especially by the entire track team, especially when you put on these cleets, they did not make my feet look any better. called all kind of names, and it is

it could have been the hamilton-burr. you know, the final moments for alexander hamilton. >> oh, yes. that well-known final moment. >> didn't end up that way. >> coming up, the water crisis so severe the national guard now getting involved. >>> also ahead, more from the state of the union and how the obamas have been during this presidency. a look back and ahead. >>> and later, a 1, 500-pound bear getting very friendly with his keeper. no, it's not "the revenant quoch." we're going to tell you xwrp but first today's forecast map. a very warm 47 degrees in great falls where they say happy birthday, ginger zee. >> oh. today's her birthday. >> yes. >> happy birthday, mama. >> announcer: "world news now" weather, brought to you by lysol wipes. human coronavirus... hepati- >>c virus. there are a lot of different kinds of yucky germs. but not all disinfecting wipes... are approved to kill the same number of them. lysol wipes are approved to kill more types of germs than clorox. don't pick just any wipe. try that one! this cold

we're an hour away from lots of fireworks, sure, burr the winds have calmed down nicely. we'll knock on wood. the only place i can find stronger winds is summerland. in the colorado river valley there is a wind viz through tomorrow morning, there is a wind advisory for laughlin, expecting much in the way of wind. many areas will fall into the 20s tonight. if you add a little wind to that, it pulls heat away from your body, but we're not seeing much of that. >> thank you. >>> 300,000 people are packing the las vegas strip to see the fireworks. we're confident they will. thousand of locals will be able to see the fireworks from a distance. here is a list of the hotels that will serve as the launch site for the fireworks, from the stratosphere all the way to the mgm grand. >> we have more coverage. action news anchor dayna roselli is at the pbr rock >> reporter: this is good. there is lots of security, escalators have been shut down for the night. people starting to make their way out, and really enjoying themselves, getting all bundled up. they have the new year's eve hats

. >> burr. >> yes. >> we will take it. it is refreshing in. >> all right, we will keep telling ourselves that. still to come a hollywood star showing he is a hero in real life, one of my favorites how jamie foxx saved the day after truck rolled over and caught fire. >> anchor: he is r rved up and ready to go, his laughs will keep you warm. >> sharing is caring so i am share this is withhou because i care. >> your eyebrows seem -- they seem lower than the last time that you were here. they have -- >> is it showing ait? it is constance jones here, if you are taking the julia tunnel causeway, that's at exit 5, just be aware there's going to be bridge maintenance crews out there overnight. don't forget you can get your traffic every weekday morning with me right here on local 10 news. across america, with megajackpots it is megamillions. >> hello, america. tuesday january 19th and tonit's jackpot is an estimated $30 million. to win that jackpot you must match these, plus that gold megaball. now let's see if i can make you a mi

burr indeed. thanks, lauren appreciate it. >>> north dakota family is celebrating christmas a few weeks late thanks to a transportation worker. dale sconvenient found a bag he thought was full of garbage on the side of the busy highway. it turns out it was filled with presents that had flown from the bed of the family's truck as they traveled for the the holidays. earlier this week, diana learned of the discovery while chatting with a friend. >> i said wait a minute, those were presents found on the highway. so she pulled up, to see on her face book and, she showed me and says that is my wrapping paper. >> it makes you feel good because you knew somebody would have a white christmas. >> we said we didn't care about the presents or her family being together. >> together the family opened up the rest of their presents, which was still wrapped, and undamaged. >> great. >>> we're getting our first look at the largest dinosaur, ever unearthed by man, the newly discovered 122-foot skeleton is now on dis

and then with the richard burr kaiser i sent it to him. i said why don't i really doubt myself? i had forgotten how the 1800's election was. and then we were all in tv a couple of years ago but ted richard brookheiser has some great quotations. >> but the government's process. >> and they were making that up. >> with every consideration impossible. >>. >> in the you will come back? >> i will sign books all evening. i can sign the adelgid just described them. let's do that. >> that nizolek old name -- that is an old name. >> fabulous. you have a handkerchief? [inaudible conversations] >> we're waiting for him to raise his book on teddy roosevelt. [laughter] >> what other public events are you doing? >> american enterprise institute in january. then a woman's club the say one is john mecham. [inaudible conversations] >> o there we go. when you finish you will know how important. >> watch this. watch this. watch this. i worked on that. [inaudible conversations] >> i feel like i am a kardashian. >> that is longer than karl rove. >> our you? [inaudible conversations] >> i will make t

. >> burr! >> yikes! >> thank you, tom. it's no surprise we're talking big money. >> we got powerball, only $50 million. 10:59 before the news. i'm talking about this big money, cha-ching. the magic are giving away money today, a million dollars. i'll explain. >> we need a nice easy win, just a gimme. come on. >> they're playing the worst team in the nba. >> don't look past the worst. we used to be that team. >> i'm just saying. let me be on record with this magic story. tonight they're home to philadelphia. if they lose to the league's worst team, i'm officially saying panic. i mean, really. the 6ers? they're terrible. they're 5-38. the magic are 20 and 26. looking at the stretch here, the magic's losses, 7 of the last 8. if ever there's a team right now believe in the magic. >> so it's a team that we have to really be at our best. >> we've got to let the game flow to you. >> it's a big game for us as a team. >> we've been pretty stiff. just got going half the time. >> they all speak in cliche, tom. >> doesn't everybody? >

you are on our burr real grounds.hell out of here. >> reporter: kennedy's ancestors made this area home for thousands of years before being scattered by the nation's west-ward expansion. their land taken by white settlers and the government. they didn't gain formal federal recognition until 1972. about half of the tribe, 200 people or so live on the reservation. >> we have to look at the planning down the road, not just at this moment. because each of us have got grandkids coming up. >> reporter: tribal leaders were among those who spoke up. >> they have no understanding. they have no concept of what -- i mean, did the world just start back in the 1860s when the first settlers came into this area? no. >> reporter: the issue of native american lands and sovereignty clearly not part of the occupying group's stated plan to return current federal property to the control of local ranchers. >> i really don't know much about that, so that -- that is interesting, and -- and they have rights as well. i would like to see them b