>> hamilton: taking some e.p.o. a lot, which if you rest a lot your hematocrit will go up. or, but you know that was a critical part of the year for training, putting in a lot of miles, so i really didn't have that option. >> pelley: he says he needed the banned e.p.o. and he knew who to call. >> hamilton: you know, i reached out to lance armstrong, you know. and he helped me out, he helped me out. and you know i think the next day or two a package, fedex or dhl package arrives with not a lot but just a little bit of e.p.o. just to bump my values up a couple points. >> pelley: and that package was sent by whom? >> hamilton: uhh, i don't remember whose name was on the package, but you know, lance's... lance confirmed that he'd sent me some. and it.. and it did arrive. >> pelley: it was arranged by lance armstrong? >> hamilton: correct.xd but you know, i reached out to him, i asked... i asked, for this, you know. he, sure, it was an illegal doping product, um, but he helped out a friend, so i want to make it clear tha

this is what hamilton had in mind. he was not a debt monger. he was not one of those guys that as many conservatives like thomas d. lorenzo try to endebt us to everyone. quite the contrary, hamilton sets up something called a sinking fund. and the sinking fund is the early american equivalent of the american express card. it says congress, you've got to pay off your old debts before you get to generate new debts. now, how long does it take congress before it gravitates into the american -- into the mastercard visa version of debt instead of the american express version where you just keep raising your limit and raising your limit and, you know, the federal government unlike you with your visa card finally -- you do finally reach a limit. the federal government apparently never does. so hamilton tried to set up a system with a sinking fund where the government was carefully limited as to how much debt it could undertake and that it always had to pay this debt off. and his goals was twofold. one, to make sure that foreign states gave us credit wh

we know what hamilton does come he creates a bank of the united states. i don't believe the founders interpreted the right to coin money in the constitution as strictly been gold and silver coins. they interpreted broadly, there was plenty of paper money and i think that is how they interpreted paper money to give the bank of the nine states the authority to issue notes. if any private bank issue money back in the early 1800's if you were a bank you could print your own money. that would be cool today but it had to be backed by gold silver but the adr was the bank of the united states which was created by the federal government should compete with all other idea that anybody can print their own money it should be backed by gold or silver. if forced the federal government to be honest and discipline itself to issue these things from the united states. finally, the issue of religion, what would the founders say? the greatest room for interpretation. the reason is context. if you read the constitution and jefferson's letter coming out of context, you think t

this is what hamilton had in mind. he was not a debt monger, not one of these guys like many conservatives say he was crazy to indebt us to everyone. quite the contrary. hamilton set up a sinking fund, the early american equivalent of the american express card. it says you have to pay off your old debt before you generate new jets. how long does it take congress before it gravitates into the mastercard visa version of debt rather than the american express debt where you just keep raising your limit, and finally you reach a limit, but the american government apparently never does. he tried to set up a sinking fund where the government was limited to debt and always had to pay it off. his goal was two-foldment one was to make sure foreign states gave us credit when we needed it especially in times of war, and second, this is kind of strange, hamilton and jefferson greatly agreed that government had to be watched for tyranny. hamilton feared a tyranny of the majority of people getting hold of the public treasury and vote

former tour de france teammate tyler hamilton. in an interview to air this sunday on "60 minutes," hamilton tells correspondent scott pelley about his-- and armstrong's-- repeated use of banned substances, including the blood- boosting drug e.p.o. >> you saw lance armstrong inject e.p.o.? >> yeah, like we all did. like i did many, many times. >> reporter: on his web site-- factsforlance.com-- armstrong tore into hamilton, calling him "a confessed liar in search of a book deal." but it turns out the six-month- long "60 minutes" investigation into armstrong is anchored in far more than the on-camera accounts of hamilton and another former u.s. postal teammate, frankie andreu. instead, this sunday's report by pelley breaks major new ground based on evidence tied to an ongoing federal grand jury investigation of armstrong in los angeles. >> it appears the federal investigation, with its subpoenas and sworn grand jury testimony, has broken cycling's code of silence. we don't know how many u.s. postal riders were using performance-enhan

renee strong as year, the new facility coordinator here in hamilton. she's terrific and an icon in this city and apartment. the community is fortunate to have here. i was thrilled when she accepted that position. she is welcomed here and she is doing a terrific job. the city field foundation came in and spent $3.3 million on a new field. it changed the way that field was used to dramatically. all of us can agree that it has activated that field tenfold. the key is that we make sure it is the correct activation, right? it is not folks coming from all over the city or outside the city to be able to use it. it is a destination field with a real value to the people in the community. we need to make sure that the seahawks and other folks that are common users feel comfortable and have appropriate space. i am dedicated to making sure that happens. we will continue to work with folks to make sure the field is still appropriately and that we hold back our recreation programs that will ultimately, out of the center as well. that is important to me. we will have

hamilton said we want to build an industry you know here in this country and also put forward this eleven point plan and seventy nine when it was about the by congress in seventy three and from seventy nine hundred three until the reagan administration we built things in this country because we protected our industries we subsidize their industries we had tariffs our borders that was not an original idea to hamilton he took it from the british it was called the king his tutor plan king henry the seventh actually he stole it from the from the dutch and so it's been around for a long time so you know what's happened over the last twenty years thirty years is that the indians and the chinese have picked up basically hamilton's plan and reagan and bush and clinton all abandoned it so that the policies here are directly related to what we're seeing we have no trade policy it's i mean other than you know joining the world trade organization and surrendering our sovereignty to a big national corporate transactional corporation. let's talk about i know india going to the only country where things

olympic gold medalist tyler hamilton, tells correspondent scott pelley the details behind what hamilton claims was armstrong's systemic doping. >> reporter: hamilton told us that armstrong was doping the very first time he won the tour. one of the drugs was called e.p.o., which boosts production of red blood cells to enhance endurance. he was using e.p.o. in the tour de france in 1999? >> correct. >> he was using e.p.o. in the tour de france in 2000? >> he used it before to prepare for the tour. >> and what about the tour in 2001? >> he used it to prepare for the tour. i can't say that he used it during the tour. >> what did you actually witness? >> i mean, i saw it in his refrigerator, you know? i saw him inject it more than one time. >> you saw lance armstrong inject e.p.o.? >> yeah, like we all did. like i did many, many times. >> reporter: hamilton's high- flying career crashed in its own drug scandal. today armstrong is currently under investigation for doping- related charges by a federal grand jury in los angeles, which is known to have taken testimony from both hamilton and anot

louis hamilton was involved. collided and lost some car parts in the process. there was much more to come. on 69 a barrier swiped and ran into the back of hamilton. a driver appeared to have been knocked unkorgs but regained his consciousness and safely was taken away from the wreckage. after a lengthy delay the race would restart. hamilton was in the middle of the action again. maldanado hit the barrier. hamilton got a penalty as a result. the winner, as i mentioned, it was vettel. he wins for the fifth time in six races this season. he is dominating the formular one world championship. one final note from the world of sports, i can tell you that nov novak -- withdrew because of an injury. that's all from me. monita has more sports for a change, actually. >> you're talking about vettel. he's not only dominating formula one but also the social trending sites as well. number three, it is vette lerks. with people talking about the german driver's good form, i'm a assuming they're talking about his driving. number t

hamilton, she sat right next to me.u need to get out so i can drive on -- get up so i can drive on." [inaudible] i want to stay black and die a natural death. [laughter] segregation is killing black people. that big fight, brown versus the board of education so all the black kids can get an education. [inaudible] the books have pages missing, and they all have things written inside of them. at the main library, we have a demonstration going on. [inaudible] how come we cannot use that facility? they cannot even get a good job and fair pay. men, they come up missing. rape -- they do not want to talk about that, but if it is a white woman, it is on the news, on the radio, on television. i do not want to die like that. so i'm going to stay black and die. if i could do one thing -- >> i told you, you need to move on. do i need to get the police?" >> sir, i picked -- "sir, i paid my fare. it is my constitutional right." the driver gets off the bus. police officers come. they are at the back door. "i had trouble with this girl

and stop the podium once in china while button is fall off in the standings and hamilton is looking for a turnaround in the past learn the circuit in a race to win. here. i'm going to be in close. second. car or you will. broker anyway. he will be competitive there and you can work in this corner. meanwhile defending champion vettel was at sunday's grand opening of the new red bull ring in sports history the german driver already has three wins and a second place from four races so far this season but the twenty three year old insists he's far from invincible. i think everyone is beautiful and you know we have learned a lot in the last couple races and if you take shanghai you know obviously we didn't have a one hundred percent clean sunday we had some some problems last radio connection and cetera and you see immediately there's someone who will be too so you know you cannot approach that we can and take anything for granted. president dmitri medvedev says all the ingredients are in place to help the countries athletes deliver the goods at the next summer and winter olympics he was

a stray shower is possible as they ride up to mount hamilton.ll run into a 50-degree temperature and winds will be around 20-25 miles an hour and clear out rather than a stray shower. >>> last night oakland city council voted 4-3 this directing police and city attorney to continue enforcing injunctions. gang members were associating from one another in north oakland and second in fruitvale district is being challenged in court. more than 200 community members addressed the city council prior to the vote. >> doctors in san francisco are expected to provide an a condition report on bryan stow. extra security will be on hand for the giants as they return to dodgers stadium tonight. they have received more than 500 leads in the case. strongest lead that a young woman was seen driving a car for the two suspects. >> this a jersey the woman was described as wearing. the reason i bring this up this is new information this has not been made public. we're hoping this jogs someone memory. >> they have doubled the reward in the case to $200,000. >> the new

>> guest: with alexander hamilton jefferson and the opponents discovered hamilton had a unique financial arrangement with a manns named james brent -- james reynolds who he agreed to sleep with his wife and the democraticre republicans found out than tried to derail his plan to t create the national bank by exposing the sex scandal. but opening that discussion boomeranged because the federalist drug out the story of sally having this that jefferson was fathering his own slate children. some of the founders somehi solace they did not have to the follow the policies. >> that is where you say if we were not so focusedf on this it spends time so we have important issues but it people do like to talk about that. >> the late 18th and earlye 19th century those in theon press was fair game in the 20th century with the professional journalism they see themselves as part ofdi the establishment to protect the elite. all the discussion was well known and washington circles have their affairs of does not make it into the press and we don't have the d scandals to protect from a ahead. >> rightabout th

. >> hopefully they won't hit snow when they go up mount hamilton, huh, lawrence? >> we have had just about everything. i don't think they will get snow but they could still see rain. we were seeing that out right now in the southern parts of san jose. you can see some of the showers in this direction now heading up into the hills here so spotty showers decreasing in the afternoon. we could see some pop up over the mountaintops. we're not done with the rain just yet but the storm system is winding down now not only here but around the state. looks like things settling down except up in the sierra nevada getting lots of snow into the high country some of the higher spots looking at over 2 feet of snow. temperatures today under breezy conditions, 50s and 60s at the coast, a lot of 60s in the valleys. time now for a traffic check with elizabeth. >> all right, thank you, lawrence. we are going to talk more about this tour of california. as kiet mentioned there are going to be road closures around livermore. stage 4 begins today in downtown. around 11:45. then those cyc

the democrat republicans found out about this and then proceeded to defame hamilton and derail his plan to create a national bank with a sex scandal. opening up the boomeranged on jefferson, draft of the story of fathering his own flavor children. what we see here is the filing fathers were not above using sex scandals for political points, part of a long tradition of american politics. >> host: if we were not focused on this we would spend more time on the important issues. we have important issues throughout our country's history and yet people do like to talk about this. >> in the 8 -- early nineteenth century the sex lives of president andrew jackson and thomas jefferson was fair game. it is the 20th century with the professional is asian of journalism. journalists began to see themselves as part of the establishment and the sec's discussion, well known that washington had a lot of sex and franklin roosevelt and john kennedy had their affairs but it did not make the press and in that time period we don't have the sex scandals to distract us from the true problems at hand. >> host: y

and it will bring cyclists from livermore to the top of mount hamilton. in on sierra road on the east side of san jose's foothills. they should be crossing the finish line a little after 3:00 this afternoon. they kick of it i think around 11:45 today. as kiet mentioned they are pumped in livermore. >> it looks dry there now and we hope it stays dry at least for the race, lawrence. use your clout. >> we have some showers around the bay area and looks like we have a few more showers to go here. it's going to be on and off especially in the morning hours. you can see high-def doppler radar picking up most of that moisture now making its way into the central valley just some scattered showers elsewhere. i think as we head toward the afternoon, we'll see some partly cloudy skies and it's going to be breezy especially approaching the coastline, dry though toward thursday and friday. this weekend a few clouds make their way back into the bay area. there is a slight chance of a few light sprinkles or showers as we head in towards sunday. elizabeth? >> just a slig

you know, i'm working on this hamilton mix tape-- this alexander hamilton concept album that i got toing... i got to perform at the white house. >> hinojosa: right. a friend of michelle and the prez... >> yeah, which was... and that was the first time i'd performed that song in public outside of the shower. so it was really terrifying and thrilling and amazing. but you know, that is... requires all this historical research and this part of my brain that has long laid dormant in terms of, you know, being accurate historically while getting to really play with contemporary music. and then you know, slipping back into my old heights bathrobe and writing those songs. so the fun for me is in trying to get as much done as i can. >> hinojosa: but morcan you dream about? i mean, if you already have a play on broadway that's been a success and it's going to be made into a hollywood movie, kind of what... you know, what's like, the next thing? >> well, you know, you just continue to... i think the goal of any writer is to continue to find stories that move you, and... whether they're self gener

olympic gold medalist tyler hamilton, tells correspondent scott pelley, the details behind what hamilton claims was armstrong's systemic doping. >> hamilton told us that armstrong was doping the very first time he won the tour. one of the drugs was called epo. which boosts production of red blood cells to enhance endurance. he was using epo in the tour de france in 1999? >> correct. >> he was using epo in the tour de france in the year 2000? >> he used it before to prepare for the tour. >> and what about the tour in 2001? >> he used it to prepare for the tour. i can't say that he used it during the tour. >> what did you actually witness? >> i -- i mean -- i saw it in his refrigerator. you know. i saw him inject it. more than one time. >> you saw lance armstrong inject epo? >> yeah, like -- we all did. like i did many, many times. >> reporter: in a statement to "60 minutes" an armstrong attorney cites the fact armstrong is the most tested athlete in history. passing nearly 500 tests over 20 years of competition. and that stories of this kind are motivated by the desire for money, and the

we will have it here at hamilton rec center as well as the aquatics center. they will help us dictate how much of the field should be held for community use and the programs their respective to hamilton recreation center. i look forward to working with the community and it is a priority of ours. thanks. >> a number of cards that we have referred to both public safety, economic empowerment, and reentry. "japantown and the fillmore and the lower hate and upper hate -- lower haight and upper haight have benefited from beat officers. once the community, merchants and residents, get a taste of it, they hate when they go away. there have been long relationships between communities, such as the ones i mentioned, and beat officers. they keep feeling that they keep getting yanked. it is making people very frustrated. the second question is that there has been a great amount of emphasis, as well as you and i know, and try to help our youth of this part of our city. suggestions have been made that we are missing the point of young adults, especially over the age of 21,

renee strong as year, the new facility coordinator here in hamilton. she's terrific and an icon in this city and apartment. the community is fortunate to have here. i was thrilled when she accepted that position. she is welcomed here and she is doing a terrific job. the city field foundation came in and spent $3.3 million on a new field. it changed the way that field was used to

has won the previous eleven races at the consulate circuit two thousand and eight champion lewis hamilton big his best to fall pressure on tabletop and that's all but the twenty three year old took the lead for good after the second round that starts getting hamilton by point six seconds to seal the way jenson button ran about the podium while russian excited petrol missed out on getting into the points after finishing eleventh that's although enjoys a forty one point push out of the south with fourteen races still on the calendar. expected not by many people you know many people said today that it would not be of here race it would be only between marking myself we've seen you know to launch a ferrari and mclaren it was a very hard time so that's why i think i'm even more happy today that we made it because these guys were pushing very hard but yeah just have to know. where the two thousand and. one of the early opening round winners and they won the russian progressing out from c.b.c. not bad in a rhetorical. sixty six three to the thirteen c. and i still see a public champion there at

pole has won the previous eleven races at the cat saloon a circuit two thousand a champ and lewis hamilton did his best to pile pressure on table topping but that's when a three year old want to believe after the second round of pit stops beating hamilton by a point six seconds to seal the jenson button rounded out the podium while the russian ballet patrol missed out on getting into the quien so after finishing eleventh tell the enjoys a forty one point caution at the top with fourteen races still on the calendar. as expected by many people you know many people said today that. it will be only between market myself we've seen you know pull through and ferrari. give us a very hard time so that's why i think even more happy today that we made it because these guys were pushing very hard but you know just. over to a long girls tennis where the two thousand and nine champions atlanta was one of their really opening round winners on day one the russian progress after easily beating rebellion everybody six two six three and thirteen seed in this one and that's the cover and here are the shave a

of the twenty three year old took the lead for good after the second round of pit stops beating hamilton by points six seconds to seal the when jenson. that's a rabbit out the podium while washing the toilet petrol staff and getting into the points after finishing eleventh that's all i would joyce a forty one point cushion at the top with fourteen races still on the calendar. as expected not by many people you know many people said today that. it will be only between mark and myself we've seen you know. so long and ferrari and mclaren gave us a very hard time so that's why i think i'm even more happy today that we made it because these guys were pushing very hard but yeah just have to know. where the two thousand and nine. was one of the early opening round winners on day one the russian progressing after speaking to everybody six two six three seven thirteen see that. there are seven to go through while another russian alex would be after that exist the french open after an opening round defeat to remain and see. it while it was not solved and i would say said today arrested for the sec

a second sebastian vettel at this sunday's spanish grand prix in barcelona button and hamilton spent cheese day at mclaren space in england trying to improve the speed of their two former world champions are looking to prevent red bulls vessel from opening up a runaway late in this year's drivers' championship the german is already thirty four points clear of second place hamilton has topped the podium once in china while button is fourth in the standings and how often is looking for a turnaround like catalunya in a race he's yet to win. i mean i've been close. for all the world or broken anywhere. from working this morning. to. the mall defending champion vettel was at sunday's grand opening of the new red bull ring in austria the german driver already has three wins and a second place from the all races so far this season but the twenty three year old insists he's far from unbeatable i. think everyone is beautiful and you know we have learned a lot in the last couple races and if you take shanghai you know obviously we didn't have a one hundred percent clean sunday we had some some

this year's drivers' championship the german is already thirty four points clear of second place hamilton who stopped the podium once in china while button is fourth in the standings and wants and is looking for a turnaround at luna circuit in a race he's yet to win. and when spring would be here it would be great to experience i'm going to be closer. second. until the last lap in the car or he will or broke anyway so i think it will be competitive there has been working this morning. for that specific wrecker. remarked bending champion vettel was at sunday's grand opening of a new red bull ring in austria the german driver already has three wins and a second place from the four races so far this season but the twenty three year old insists he spat from invincible. thinking everyone is beatable and you know we have learned a lot in the last couple roses and if you take shanghai you know obviously we didn't have a one hundred percent clean sunday we had some some problems i lost radio connection to cetera and you see immediately there's someone who will be too so you know you cannot approa

formula one now where jenson button and lewis hamilton are confident and can narrow the gaps in formula one championship pacesetters the past in the thought of this sunday's spanish call great in barcelona button and hamilton spent to say it but aaron's base in england trying to improve. they are looking to prevent red bulls the thrill of opening up a runaway lead this is driver's championship but german is already thirty four points clear of the second place hamilton has topped the podium once in china but is both in the standings and how often is looking for a turnaround at all here so i guess the race is yet to him. back to where it is where it would really. be great where it's very i mean i've been close. second or. second. and coworker last lap in the car before it will go for broke anyway. it will be competitive there you can work in this morning for a very specific. defending champion vettel was at sunday's ground opening of the new rock bull ring in austria the german driver already has three wins a second place in the four races so far this season but the twenty three year old

>> we could see a few flakes on top of mount hamilton on wednesday.sually on memorial day, people love to run through these mountains and cool off, instead it's our temperatures cooling off by 6 to 11 degrees below average. tonight, with the blanket of clouds, into the 40s and low 50s, we do have for tomorrow morning the need for an umbrella. rainshowers, spotty, albeit, but it is in the forecast. once the frontal boundary moves through, the core moves through on wednesday. thunderstorms are a possibility and when the cooler air mass, the snow level drops to 4,000 feet, that includes mount hamilton. first stop, rain in the northwestern section in the state of california. this is the frontal boundary right there. tuesday, behind it the bigger activity for round 2 of rainshowers. pinpoint forecast, look at your morning commute. it's hit and miss, it's spotty. we will see a varying amount of rain. temperatures are coming down as well. upper 50s at the beaches and also the city by the bay, to the low 60s. 10 to 15 miles per hour, the wind. a risk of a thu

tyler hamilton made the revealations in an interview with 60 minutes. armstrong won the tour every year from 1999 through 2005. he has long denied doping and never failed a drug test. hamilton says armstrong took a blood booster called epo before the race in 2000 and 2001. >>> a construction project in san francisco rattled a few nerves today. the vibrations that you may have felt were caused by a giant crane that drove four sets of massive steel pilings to the foot of pier 15. and we certainly felt it here in the building. most retailers nearby don't seem to mind the noise as long as it creates new business for the area. >> they can make as much noise as they like as far as i'm concerned as long as they get it done quickly. >> the piles are separating the piers from the land. really an important event for stablizing the new building. >> absolutely. and that new explore is scheduled to open in 2012. >>> james johnson recently moved to the bay area from wisconsin. his mother says he is schizophrenic and has not taken his medication. if you see him you ar

the race goes to mount hamilton, and down and then atop the eastern foothills outside of san jose. they are trying to make it especially challenging to make it more similar to the tour de france, not quite there but still it's a developing tour, a few years and obviously gaining in popularity. terry mcsweeney, "abc 7 news". >> kristen: you are fired, that is what hundreds of your knowledge go to do to mascot of mcdonald's, ronald mcdonald. >> how is this for getting attention, a full page ad asking the ceo of mcdonald's to stop marketing to kids. it's appearing in five other newspapers. they are asking to retire the clown. also do away with the toys and happy meals. the letter is backed by more than 550 health professionals and organizations. but mcdonald's released a statement to the wall street journlt saying the restaurant is committed to responsible advertising and they serve high quality food. that is not all. the fight over the toys goes on. here in san francisco and santa clara county lawmakers were successful at banning toys in happy meals but lawmakers in other states are

all 25 women live at the hamilton family center. that's a shelter for homeless families in san francisco. the hamilton family center is the largest provider of shelter and support services for homeless families in san francisco. >>> and leigh glaser here. a lot of mothers got their hair blown around in the wind today. >> the wind is still with us, and since we last saw one another, about 6:30, the wind has started to die down a little bit. you can see the bay bridge in the background. here is a look at the wind speeds. the sfo airport gusting to 25 miles an hour. the north bay and the wind has come down and we have a southly wind in concord at 10 and calm conditions in mountain view. westerly winds in san jose. 49 in napa and 50 in san francisco. redwood city is checking in as well at 50 degrees. 52 in san jose. i don't think this is correct. it is not 41 in los gatos. it is 50 out toward the livermore valley area. we will continue with cool and breezy conditions. mainly near the coast and the bay overnight. slightly warmer conditio

that's mount hamilton. good luck to them. some 80-plus miles today.ive picks, chopper 5. >> looks like they are getting a break with the weather. >>> a close call today for air force one. president obama's plane missing eilanding in connecticut today because of -- a landing in connecticut today because of bad weather before trying again and touching down say. the white house and the faa says it was a routine maneuver and the president was never at risk. president obama was in connecticut to deliver the commencement address at the coast guard academy. >>> communities along the way are bracing for the worst along the mississippi river. nine states in the lower mississippi river valley are reeling from the worst flooding in more than 70 years. opening spillways has diverted some of the pressure that record water left still being left there. many people are trying to protect what's left. >> i'm scared. but i'm tough. and we are going to stick it out. my family wants to stay here. i'm going to stay here with them. >> louisiana officials say as many as 25,0

. >> we have three-quarters of an inch of snow on mount hamilton. half an inch to inch of rain around the bay area. there is more to come. very unstable air mass out there. temperatures are chilly, near 50 degrees. beautiful clouds this morning. >> and giants remain hot in the cold. not only fighting through the elements in chicago. they also got help from the cubs' defense. mike shumann has all the highlights coming up in >> all new. the biggest controversy in "oprah show" history. now, five years after "a million little pieces," they meet again. oprah, james frey. 6ñ6p [ asst mgr ] what are you doing? fixing the name. it'siber none. looks like one. well, i know. i put an "n" there. ah! fiber one honey clusters cereal! that's really good! it tastes good, so there can't be fiber in it! it's actually got about half a day's worth of fiber. [ asst mgr ] it says so right on the box. [ fiber seeker ] really? try it. [ mr. mehta ] honey, touch of brown sugar, crunchy clusters -- any cardboard? cardboard no, delicious yes. so where's the fiber? maybe it's

the mothers from the hamilton family center at san francisco received cosmetic makeovers and then theyout to brunch at harry denton's star light room. the 17th year for the event and denton says they look forward to it every year. >> they get spoiled for a couple days and it is really -- i just love it. >> the hamilton family center provides temporary shelter and transitional and permanent housing for at risk families. >> we will be right back. ♪ [ alarm buzzing ] another victim of frequent flyer red tape. [ tires screech ] seat restrictions got him stuck in a vicious circle. it's just not right! i keep earning miles, but it seems like i can never use them. the all-new rapid rewards doesn't have any of that nasty red tape. here he comes again. let's set him free! [ male announcer ] join rapid rewards and enjoy unlimited reward seats, no blackout dates, and no red tape. ♪ hydrangeas ? uh huh. checking fees. what ? my shrink said i need to channel my hostility towards checking fees into something 'beautiful.' touch the ball. get rid of checking fees. get electric orange checking, from in