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, 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

we will have it here at hamilton rec center as well as

i don't exercise much and i don't eat real healthy. >> reporter: hamilton county is one of 00 u.s. the life expectancy for women declined, that's a quarter of the counties in the united states. >> progress for women has been worse for women than men. >> reporter: dr. christopher murry and his team looked for life expectancy for women, found wide disparities for women from county to county, even from state to state. >> for large parts of the u.s., for many, many counties, we are not achieving the improvement in life expectancy that is medically possible. >> reporter: women in collier county, florida, live the longest, 86 years. the racial makeup there is mostly white, just 12% are below the poverty line. but women in holmes county, mississippi, have one of the shortest life expectancies, 73 1/2 years. holmes is overwhelmingly african-american with 48% below the poverty line. the decline in longevity comes despite significant gains in screening and treatment for women's diseases. researchers blame high rates of obesity, smoking and other unhealthy lifestyle choices for the decline bu

from us it will start right behind him in fifth while lewis hamilton was third but this is for mcclaren russia and rose to tell the petroff was forced to settle for eleven whole month battle though aware that can be a temperamental. it's a tricky circuit this so many corners we've got twenty five before we you know cross the line again and especially in qualifying to get every single corner right this is very very difficult so to get the perfect lap in this is quite tough but i think here my first run was was quite good i was very happy and mark obviously in the second run that risk getting underway in just over an hour's time or let's move the goal for frederic settled at the top of the leaderboard heading into the final round of the traveller's championship the swede securing a one stroke lead us he took advantage of some fine weather after days of rain. got off to a good start but really picked up the pace on the back nine starting with this birdie on the ten hole the approach came also working with a thirty six year old an excellent second effort on the floor and there are a ninetee

it will start right behind him in fifth while lewis hamilton was third fastest for an hour and russia reynolds vitale petroff was forced to settle for eleventh pullman vettel though aware that can be a temperamental truck. it's a tricky circuit there's so many corners we've got twenty five before we you know cross the line again and especially in qualifying to get every single corner right this is very very difficult so to get the perfect lap in this is quite tough but i think here my first run was was quite good i was very happy and mark obviously in the second run you know of saturday was race day out the latest moto g.p. stopping us and netherlands a joy for ben spies with the american thinking his maiden top flight win with some help from his rivals and opening up rush involving world champion for hillary and

practice in style his teammate phillip them also will start right behind him from fifth while lewis hamilton was third fastest for mcclaren russia and renault was vitaly petrov settled for eleventh place only. hoping to hold on to his advantage in sunday's response as it's a tricky trick. it's a tricky circuit there's so many corners we've got twenty five before we you know cross the line again and especially in qualifying to get every single corner right this is very very difficult so to get the perfect lap in this is quite tough but i think my first run was quite good i was very happy and mark obviously the second run. meanwhile saturday was a race day for the latest moto g.p. stopping elson in the netherlands with american ben spies winning his maiden top flight race with some help from his rivals though and opening left crash involving world champion hurdle around so. mark the seam on shelley among all this propelling the yamaha rider to top spot spies opened up a full second advantage of a case of stone and never going back in the head of the australian and andrea in said still no exten

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 the city field foundation came in and spent $3.3 million on a

i don't exercise much and i don't eat real healthy. >> reporter: hamilton county is one of 700 u.s. counties where the life expectancy for women has declined. that's a quarter of the counties in the united states. >> progress for women has been much worse than for men. >> reporter: dr. christopher murray and his team looked at life expectancy for every county in united states. they found wide disparities in life span from county to county, even within the same states. >> the big high-level message here is for large parts of the u.s., for many, many counties, we are not achieving the improvement in life expectancy that is medically possible. >> reporter: women in collier county, florida, lived the longest, 86 years. the racial makeup there is mostly white. just 12% are below the poverty line. but women in holmes county, mississippi, have one of the shortest life expectancies: 73.5 years. holmes is overwhelming african american with 48% below the poverty line. the decline in longevity comes despite significant gains in screening and treatment for women's diseases. researchers blame hi

(cheers and applause) >> stephen: it's where hamilton famously swore he would never eat at roy rogers again. (laughter) now last friday palin visited the old north church in boston to raise awareness of paul revere's famous ride. >> he who warned us, the british, that they weren't going to be taking away our arms by ringing those bells and making sure as he is ridin' his horse through town to send those warnin shots and bells that we were going to be secure and we were gonea be free. >> stephen: yes, it's just like we all learned in grade school, one if by land, bells if by two, hey british you're warned, sail the ocean blue. of course the lamestream media jumped all over palin on the technicality that paul revere never rang any bells or fired any warning shots. but that doesn't mean palin wasn't raising awareness of history. without her, no one would have check mood what actually happened. and more importantly, it did happen. >> you realize that you messed up about paul revere, don't you? >> you know what, i didn't mess up about paul revere. here's what paul revere did. he warned the

hamilton's lawyer says during saturday's encounter armstrong threatened to make his client's threat athe fbi is trying to determine if the confrontation is a tamper ing violation. sonny hostin joins us now. what do you make of this? >> certainly it's obvious now that the grand jury is investigating lance armstrong, that he is probably the target of the investigation. i say we think we know because grand jury proceedings are secret. if tyler hamilton has already testified in front of the grand jury and the grand jury indicts, then he would be a probable witness at any sort of proceeding against lance armstrong. so certainly it would be against the law, kyra, for lance armstrong to try to threaten, to try to intimidate tyler hamilton because the leap you then make is perhaps he was doing that because he doesn't want tyler hamilton to testify against him. witness tampering in federal court is serious and punish ble up to 20 years in prison and possible fines. so i would say if the fbi is asking for videotapes of that encounter at the restaurant which i understand they are looking that, t

this particular in the first year of the obama administration on american manufacturers to quote hamilton rather than on the banking industry the financial services sector i think the idea there was that the this notion of too big to fail which is really a very unfortunate. set of circumstances is actually there's actually something to it economically the credit system the way i think of it is much like the bloodstream of the economic body if you will and when that blood stream stops running you die so while helping some individual business is made it made a lot of sense and we actually tried to do a lot of that in the recovery act the small business administration was really beefed up in ways that kind of flew under the radar it was these lords structural parts of the global financial system that to this day and again not something that you get a lot of applause for to this day i think helping to kind of get that system back up and running when we did was just integral to keeping this great recession from becoming the great depression and yet we went from arguably ten or twelve major too

two notables were chris singleton out of florida state and texas garden jordan hamilton.n thinks he can add his game to the warriors' right away. >> i can definitely come in and help them put up buckets. i can defend. i can 20 different guys. i know i can help them rebounding and getting out in transition. i love transition game. that's what i bring to the table. >> we always believe in honesty, right? never heard of him. the real good players leave school after one year. so if a kid plays like two or three years in college, you go what's the matter with him? because the talent goes for the money early and that's it. as i said earlier tonight, i don't believe in education. get -- no but you see all these young kids talk and this guy's going to have to get a real job soon. winnipeg has their hockey team back. [ cheering and applause ] >> it was so funny. jackie actually applauded that the good people of winnipeg can -- >> i have a winnipeg jets t- shirt. >> okay. >> but it's not the same team because they went to phoenix, now they're getting atlanta. >> atlanta lost their

mount hamilton is large enough to create its own weather. so that's stacking the clouds up there and creating it's own rain. the large pressure that is offshore right now that spawned the showers today, it's going to kick through. and when it kicks through it's going to trigger some more showers tomorrow. maybe even a thundershower. mainly north of napa. santa rosa, petaluma out toward clear lake in that area and out again in the valley. remember last week those tornadoes. i'm not suggesting tornadoes but i am suggesting a thunderstorm. we will run the computer model all the way through wednesday and into that saturday when looks like we will see more potential rain. i'll see you back here in about 35 minutes. >>> thank you, bill. >>> the commander of the space shuttle endeavour is calling it a bittersweet moment. their scheduled to land in florida about 11:30 our time tonight. tonight commander mark kelly reflected on the united states space program. >> the retirement of the shuttle fleet will not end the human need to explore. it always wi

john-- >> reporter: we're 4,200 feet up mount hamilton. about 50 miles from the condor nest south of salinas. and here for the first time in living memory, a flock of condors has stayed in the bay area overnight. new pictures you will only see on channel 2. critically endangered 10-foot wingspan california condors in the bay area. >> to see them so far outside of the area where they normally range. was just a real special treat. >> reporter: astronomer and amateur bird watcher elenore gates watched and photographed them for half an hour. >> they were pulling on all the ropes and cables and playing. seemed like they were playing with things and really inquisitive birds. >> reporter: these are five of only 108 in the wild. >> i don't think i'll ever have such a privilege again unless they move into the area. >> reporter: we're just 10 miles east of san jose. >> the birds are obviously finding the area appealing up there. >> reporter: burnett tracks condors by radio. some flew from livermore two years ago but didn't stay. tuesday they lingere

pratt case juror hamilton says the thing she knows now about the panther politics and contradictions in butler's story make her feel sick to her stomach. >> i feel betrayed. i feel -- >> by whom? >> by the government, by the fbi, by the lapd, by the district attorney's office. >> although there is now the das review of the pratt case going on, pratt and his defenders are not getting their hopes up. >> everyone can see based on their evidence that i didn't do this murder. but they are not asking that. we want more time. so it's just like it's another big disappointment that we've been set up for. >> he says it's not enough to show pratt had an alibi. he names the men that he thinks actually did commit the murder. >> the two people who we think are the real killers of mrs. olson are larry hatter and herb et cetera swilly who were fringe members. they would attend black panther party affairs when it suited their own purposes. >> hatter and swilly are both dead. these declarations from four men who grew up in south la with swilly and hatter claim that the two men told them they had done

hamilton suffered from disturbing visions. records reportedly show that he was turned away from the v.a. hospital in palo alto because it was late in the day. >>> a marine reservist has been linked to the shootings at several military buildings in the washington d.c. area last year. he was arrested last friday after he was spotted in arlington national cemetery in the early morning hours when the cemetery was closed. he was carrying a backpack he said was full of explosives. that turned out to not be true. but police found evidence that ties the suspect to shots fired last year at military buildings in northern virginia. a marine recruiting center, the marine corps museum and the pentagon. no one was injured in the gunfire, but the f.b.i. has said they suspected the shooter had some sort of gripe against the marines. >>> federal government would not oversee most marijuana laws if a new proposal becomes law. the bill being introduced today would let states set and enforce their own maybe laws. the federal government would deal

where we are at right now, the hamilton rec center, we commemorate another rehab of this about a year and a half, two years ago. i was so excited about the swimming pool that i cut the ribbon to the slide and went down it in my suit. it was wonderful. we have the coolest public swimming pool, one of the coolest in the whole city. it is a fantastic tool. what has made hamilton so successful at is the people who work here and the community that has swelled around it. there have been some staff changes. according to some citizens out there, they're concerned about some of the staff changes, in particular, a gentleman, jerry jack, and others, who you might want to talk about. some of the changes -- 1 card that i pulled out is people are very excited about the improvements in campbell, but with those improvements have come a new regulation of the fields. some of the teams and some of the activities do not seem to reflect district 5 activities. they seem to me more regulated for teams that, elsewhere. some people feel a bit of a loss of that relationship to that particular field. maybe you

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,

. >>> it started when josh hamilton said that blue eyes were the reason he heard poorly during the daytimeientists say those with baby blues do better in school and achieve more. they say brown-eyed people are better athletes. others s s that maybe josh hamilton should wear some shades. >> i just happen to have blue eyes. >> showoff. >>> time, now, for sports. the padres and royals battled last night in chicago. but some of the best performance became before the game. a cirque du soleil show, ka, put his talents on display with a flip maneuver, even sending it over the plate for a strike. >>> more baseball, now. the college world series is currently under way. and we have details from espn news. >> cole wright here with your espn news updatete and we're headed straight to t.d. ameritrade park in omaha, nebraska for the college world series. florida and south carolina. game eight. up the gut, right past hudson randall. mooney would score. south carolina ties it at 1-1. bottom nine. bases stuffed with florida. no outs. john taylor, against tyler thompson. gets the out at home. can't beat tha

do with regulation that said we have thrashed out all six of us seventeen i do want to alexander hamilton introduce his report on manufacturers was ratified in seventy nine hundred from seven hundred ninety three until the one nine hundred eighty s. the united states had the most protectionist economy in the world and what did we do we built the biggest and strongest economy in the world we started tearing down those trade barriers and those protectionist. i don't think that that's a bad word we started we reversed alexander hamilton at the same time to chinese looked at the us and the japanese looked at this and said hey let's do that south korea's average average g.d.p. and south korea was five hundred dollars a year that was an average annual income for a family in south korea in the one nine hundred fifty s. in the one nine hundred sixty s. they started our policies protecting their economy and boom their economy grew the same thing in japan in the one nine hundred sixty s. i mean germany is doing right now china is doing right now india is doing right now he still is trying to right

twenty eighth this day seven hundred eighty eight two hundred twenty three years ago today alexander hamilton wrote the power of construing the laws according to the spirit of the constitution will enable at court to mold them into whatever shape it may think proper especially as its decisions will not be in any manner subject to the review or correction of the legislative body this is unprecedented as it is dangerous he was saying that by the way in the context of this is the argument that's being made that the court would have that kind of power and we're not giving it that power as you read into federalist number. the court has never done that they have never molded or struck down a law passed by congress until eighteen zero three in that dreadful year our nation's fourth chief justice john marshall ruled in the eighteen zero three marbury vs madison case that the supreme court could unilaterally strike down laws passed by both chambers of the legislature and signed by the president this power of the supreme court to rewrite the laws of the land is today known as judicial review and as i s

as did lewis hamilton.even sebastian fell victim to the rainfall, and made this mistake on the final lap. this was his first victory of the season. it all made for very thrilling show, and he congratulated the winner but he still could not hide his disappointment. >> i was probably too conservative when i was in the lead, and i was trying to hold the gap from the cars behind. >> now is up to second place in the standings. > the dallas mavericks are the winter of their first nba championship. dirk nowitzki and his teammates won game six to clench the finals against the heat. he was voted the most v aluable player. >> he talked about the mavericks becoming nba champions. >> i can't find the words to say. they can never take this away from us. we lllways be the 2011 champions. >> in the first half, he only had three points. but jason terry got 19 points going into the half. he came on strong in the fourth to finish with 21 points. >> part of our strength has been that when one of us wasn't playing so well, one

hamilton takes the worst of it and is dead last in the field at 24th place.ton at one point all the way back to 21st. he was challenging the leader on the final lap. he flips in the turn and buton's persistence pays off. he remains the formula run leader after seven of 20 races,. >>> game six of the nba finals going on right now, dallas leads the heat by double digits in the second quarter. we will have it all tonight on the late edition of sports wrap. see you then. >> looking forward to it. tonight at ten we follow the protest in oakland that's happening right now. hundreds have gathered ahead of the scheduled release from jail. we will bring you developments before ten. >> that is the report for now. for all of us, thank you for joining us, we will see you back tonight at ten. >> goodnight. ♪ let's go out to the dmv ♪ it's ok that we're number four hundred and three ♪ ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch some shows and stuff ♪ ♪ ♪ let's follow that lady with the laptop ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your laptop with u-v

be sure to watch tonight at 5:00 with donna hamilton and stan stovall.

the fact that in district 5 we are doing everything we can to bring community centers online, like hamilton community center which has the best public swimming pool in the city. others within that area -- we rely on booker t., not just in district 5, we are now familiar with district 1 and district to as people who go there as well. there is a conglomerate reason why this project should continue in the discussion that has been advanced this far. we realize what is before us in appeal to the board of supervisors, maybe more should come to life and we will be open-minded when that occurs. but at this point, right here and now, let us continue moving forward what is with us and i thank you for your time from all perspectives that have been here today. supervisor mar: i want to thank the young people who came out today. the former foster use, to put a human face on it, and the children from the booker t. washington center and the members of the community who came out to express neighborhood concerns. it gave us a human element the difficulty of balancing the needs. supervisor mirkarimi has prov

did alexander hamilton cut the budget after the revolutionary war?id abraham lincoln cut the budget building the railroads during the civil war? did john f. kennedy cut the budget -- >> thank you very much. >> this is absurd. >> thank you very much. >> it shouldn't happen. you should fight and get your guts together. >> thank you very much. >> we should have a meeting and discuss this resolution. >> thank you. >> i'd like your comments on it. thank you. >> next speakers. next speaker. [speaking foreign language] >> thank you. >> good afternoon. i'm from chinatown. i'm happy through these programs i also get to light rain english, also known the resource for training for the families, and we hope that you can save the resources for families, for children, for all of us here today. thank you. >> hi. my name is mimi. my son's been going to the asian human resource center for a couple of years. the family workshop is very important for all the families, whether it's for the kids, nutritional, or talk about what the discipline. so i want the city to consi

>>reporter: hamilton sure does.researcher found that blue or light colored eyes are worse in filtering glare. the reason? the pigment at the back of the eye is less dense. >> pigment in the back of the eye is what helps us see in fine detail. >>reporter: which matter as lot in baseball for airline pilots truck drivers anyone training to see anything outside on a bright sunny day. optometrist justin says he gets a stream of smraints from blue eye patients about sensitivity to light. much more than from us brown eyed guys. >> great liking iris. >>reporter: brown eye girls. ♪ one other thing you should know about those blue eye folk folks. they are mutant. not like the x men but scientist say it turns out that blue eye disnot exist until genetic mutation no more than 10,000 years ago. the they might have trouble hysterectomy it doesn't seem to get in the way of any one fame or fortune. john berman abc news. >> now there is an easy solution for all you blue eye folks out there. sunglasses. keep in mind not all blue eye

mount hamilton. i am not kidding you.best time for that would be early, early sunday, the cold air moves in. unbelievable weather this time of year, speaking for which, youment know this we told but the potential for severe weather to develop yesterday, we had weather to our east, this video, from kevin cotter, this tornado touched down to the north of yuba city, u about city and gridly. no reported damage but, hey this is very unusual and because of all the other tornadic activity we have had much more severe across the nation, not going to hear a lot about this on national news, whereas normally, this would be big weather news. very unusual. we don't have that risk today but we are going to have the risk for thunderstorms as we head into the weekend and another system moves on shore. a few showers, mostly the northnorth by -- north bay. santa rosa wet right now. overall, they are clearing, 9 a.m., 10 a.m., a mostly dry bay area. here is what we are looking at the next 48 hours. the system of low pressure sets up right o

hamilton area in the santa clara valley.we get those little breaks, could be a thunderstorm tomorrow. so very dicey day across the bay area. partial clearing of the skies tonight in the 40s and 50s. after midnight becoming cloudy. setting the stage for a wet wednesday with temperatures well below average into the 50s and into the 60s even cooler than today and again those winds will pick up out of the southwest up to a good 15, 20 miles per hour. a break in the activity on thursday with some clearing and temperatures going up. friday the active weather pattern kicks back in again. could see rain showers in the north bay by the afternoon hours and over the weekend in the wettest spots an inch of rain saturday and sunday. generally a quarter to half- inch over that period. tapering off by monday. allen, right now i'm looking at a dry weather pattern come tuesday. >> a sigh of relief. roberta, thank you. >>> one proposed solution that san francisco struggled with homelessness. how is it working? a closer look in 2 minutes. ing.