hamilton was a soldier. he went into the militia on the eve of the outbreak of the war, then into the continental army. for the first year of fighting, he is an officer and artillery company. an observer at the time saw hamilton during washington's retreat across new jersey in the fall of 1776. and he said his hamilton, a hearsay small, slender, almost delicate and framed, marching with a top pulled down over his eyes, apparently lost with his hand resting on a canon and every now and then, adding it as if to worry favorite horse for a pat clay. a year into service in the continental army was offered a position as an aid to camp to washington. he didn't really want that position. he had dirty been offered a position as an aid to lord sterling and turned that down. he wanted a field command. after all, he was unlikely to win glory at a desk job, but he could possibly win glory in a field command. when washington offers him the position as an aid, hamilton debated for several days before he finally accepted. a

hamilton was about average height 5-foot 7 inches tall so many people describe hamilton as having a somewhat feminine manner about him. jefferson on the and a hand was quite tall at our time period is the equivalent of making people six-foot 5 inches or 6-foot 6 inches towering over most been. what was described as having a mildly and pleasing personality but it rather shy and serious and a great demeanor with poor posture where hamilton tote -- tended tuesday and ramrod straight and jefferson was described by a senator from pennsylvania while secretary of state as injury a room room, speaking without ceasing in rambling in his talk by offering spicy comments and information as he went said a observer. 10 team to go out going in his personality. jefferson hated confrontation throughout his life hamilton relished. jefferson was a manipulative individual and hamilton by the force of his personality but when women riyadh and but as a tough lady killer ailment when the army goes into winter quarters and women went to camp with their fathers hamilton courted so many that they call them hamilton b

edward james olmos and lisagay hamilton that is our show.ways, keep the faith. >> officers and clients, prohibited. as of now, you have violated your parole. >> she came into the diner. i have not seen her for some time. she offered to give me a ride home. >> a drivers license? >> you do not ask to see a sure id. danger ofs in returning to prison, i would not take any chances. >> i did not know. >> you went to two ours before you were picked up. >> i had club soda. you see where i live. there is nothing but that. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with steve tyrell. it is magic. he will also perform two songs. that is next time. we will see you then. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs stations by viewers like you. thank you. >> hello and welcome to this is us. this week, we are at ballet san jose. we are going to see how a ballet goes from a year to performance. you will see everybody at work. we will also meet two artists from santa cru

and, a conversation with edward james olmos and lisagay hamilton about their new movie "go for sisters," with independent director, john sayles, dealing with a mother's search for her son across california's border with mexico. we are glad you could join us for our conversation with edward james olmos and lisagay hamilton coming up right now. ♪ by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ films thatpendent deal with complex human interaction can often get lost in the push for big-budget movies around here, and one film that i hope does not get lost in the mix is from to time oscar nominated director, john sayles starring edward james olmos and lisagay hamilton about a mother's search for her son in tijuana. and we start with a clip from "go for sisters." >> so? >> i want him back, and if there is anyway, i do not want him to go to jail. juan.s you must still have friends on the local fours. >> no. that is a federal staying. the voice is on the tapes. taking money. you have to be careful who you do favors for. >> sergeant? >> i had to resign. >> i have money.

that's really the defining factor. >> but we didn't have that much trouble locating hamilton. he seems to be holed up at his home in las vegas behind the security gates of an exclusive golfing community. hi, is russ there? we called his house and were told by a woman that answered the phone that he would be back in a little while. we left a message, but he hasn't returned the call. if you hadn't investigated this on your own, you think it would still be going on? >> i'm sure it would be going on. the people who did this were very greedy and very blatant. but the scary thing is, there may be other accounts out there like this, maybe even on other sites that are not being done with the same sort of recklessness. and maybe this has been going on on more than just absolute poker and ultimate bet. maybe it's going on in several other places, and maybe it's even still going on on these sites. >> i'm sure there are people out there right now figuring out, "here's a way we can do it again." >> since this report first aired, the kahnawake gaming commission issued a report and concluded

the hamiltons don't own the truck. it belongs to mr. hamilton's employer. so the theft really affects them. they don't want this to jeopardize his job. >> his company that he works for, they're really good to him, and it was just a courtesy that he could bring his truck home at night, and we felt we were obligated to try to find out who was doing it and to put a stop to it. >> so the hamiltons set up a surveillance camera outside their home, determined to catch the thief. and sure enough, like moths to a flame, it seems bandits back, and the images are crystal clear. >> we saw them running up the yard, the lights -- the motion lights went on, and we just started watching them pull things off. >> she immediately turns the tape over to the police who released the tape to the local media. >> when the surveillance tape was ran in the local news media, we immediately started getting calls, and then a couple of them then with the local police department said "i saw myself on the news, and i'm here to turn myself in." >> four teenagers are charged as adults with f

hamilton... ¿ hamilton ? a ver... chócala... chócala. ahora sí; este... ¿ podríamos entrar ?como verá, nosotros vivimos aquí los tres solos. tengo cuatros años con esta enfermedad. no puedo moverme. el me ayuda en todo. me viste. me hace todo. ¿ su esposo la abandonó ? ( aguacero cayendo ) si, apenas me vio enferma y se fue. me dejó con los bebes chiquitos; el quedó de siete años y hamilton de cuatro años. y nos abandonó. ( julio ) mientras hablábamos, se hizo aparente que todo lo que ella quería para jhon era que él pudiera ser un niño otra vez. me da tristeza que muchos niños juegan. el no lo hace. muchos niños van a la escuela. el no lo hace. el me dice que cuando sea grande quiere ser médico. para ayudarle a personas como yo. a veces le pido perdón a él porque-- por no darle lo que él se merece. yo tengo dos hijos. no sé qué haría yo si les tuviera que decir cada noche que me perdonaran porque no puedo cuidarlos. ese no es una forma de vivir. esta situación de jhon tiene una solución. y eso es el apadrinamiento con children international. ( julio ) después pude pasar un r

the shooting happened at about 11:15 on hamilton avenue. several adults and children were inside, but nobody was hurt. police have no word on a motive for the shooting. >>> sasha fleishman is back at home tonight. the 18-year-old smiled but didn't talk to media as he was brought home today. once inside, the family took this picture. they say sasha is tired emotion leal and physically and -- emotionally and physically and it will take months to recover. you'll recall sasha's skirt was set on fire while riding on an ac transit bus november 4th. the timing of the home coming for thanksgiving is perfect. >> it's really -- it's a wonderful, wonderful treat expect i have to start cooking again. >> they say sasha will speak publicly about the attack in the coming days. >>> 16-year-old richard thomas has been charged as an adult in the case but his attorney filed a motion to move the case to juvenile court. thomas is extremely remorseful about what happened and did not think sasha would be hurt. the next hearing is set for december 20th. >> a group

and, a conversation with edward james olmos and lisagay hamilton about their new movie "go for sistersith independent director, john sayles, dealing with a mother's search for her son across california's border with mexico. we are glad you could join us for our conversation with edward james olmos and lisagay hamilton coming up right now. ♪ by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ films thatpendent deal with complex human interaction can often get lost in the push for big-budget movies around here, and one film that i hope does not get lost in the mix is from to time oscar nominated director, john sayles starring edward james olmos and lisagay hamilton about a mother's search for her son in tijuana. and we start with a clip from "go for sisters." >> so? >> i want him back, and if there is anyway, i do not want him to go to jail. juan.s you must still have friends on the local fours. >> no. that is a federal staying. the voice is on the tapes. taking money. you have to be careful who you do favors for. >> sergeant? >> i had to resign. >> i have money. i h

that's a separate question, and neither hamilton nor any of the other quotes you referred to address that question. -- it's a valid exercise of the treaty power, if all you do is implement the treaty, it's a valid exercise of congress's power. this is serious business. i understand the principles of federalism are serious business also. but federalism is a two-way street. with respect to the exercise of the treaty power, the framers made a judgment that this power was going to be exclusively in the hands of the national government, and he needed to be exclusively in the hands of the national government in order to ensure that the u.s. could be a full sovereign on the world stage. it is true that the subject matter is different now than it was at the time of the founding. the framers understood that heard they were careful not to impose a subject matter limitations on the treaty power because they were wise enough to know they could not foresee what might be important for the u.s. to be able to negotiate about on the world stage, or participate fully as a sovereign. conventionl weapon

tevin hamilton donates one of his kidneys to strangers of his mother can receive one of their kidneys that her body will not reject. the call came last week 11 months after his 18th birthday. >> i did not think i would never hear those words that we found a match. >> so now the mother and son are discounting the days until surgery at university of illinois hospital. surgery scheduled for the week of thanksgiving. the timing is fitting for mother and her son. >> i am glad that she is still here today to do this. i love her dearly and i cannot wait until this is over with. >> tevin hamilton is expected to be home the day before thanksgiving, rhonda mcclarn the day after. he cannot wait he just wants his mother back the one that he is not seen since he was 6 years old. cloche wants tn to the seat left vacant. his father was the cook county board president >> the master donation going on in the chicago north side for the victims of the typhoon in the philippines. there is no problem. donations have been arriving by the truckload. tons of donated goods, a private contractor who was to usin

la octava pole de sebastián vettel y la sexta pole de red bull, vettel primero, webber segundo, hamilton >>> este segmento fue presentado por autozone, ven a autozone. >>> aquí los datos de la carrera para que no se la pierda, la clasificación a las 9 de la mañana el sábado, por univisión deportes, mientras que el domingo a las 9 de la mañana, la carrera. >>> ahora sí la puedes ver. >>> yo siempre. >>> acción de la nba, duelo entre texanos por un lado los mavericks de dallas por el otro los houston rockets, la historia fue de hardem, howard ahí estaba, ahora harden desde atrás, con el triple y anotaba, minutos después repetía nuevamente con el triple, para adentro, como misil dirigido, después harden, se mete, penetra, a la pintura y además consifgue la falta, este hombre andaba imparable, ahora contra ataque para jeremy lihn, después tocó todos los balones hardem lo consigue y terminó con 34 puntos, y los houston rockets le pegaron a los mavericks de dallas 103 a 105. >>> abusaods con los houston rockets que son un gran equipo, también este hombre, ricky rubio estuvo imparable, 33 a 16t

. >> >> >> ♪ >> welcome to hamilton recreation and aquatics center.t is the only facility that has an integrated swimming pool and recreation center combined. we have to pools, the city's water slide, for little kids and those of you that are more daring and want to try the rockslide, we have a drop slide. >> exercises for everybody. hi have a great time. the ladies and guys that come, it is for the community and we really make it fun. people think it is only for those that play basketball or swim. >> i have been coming to the pool for a long time now. it is nice, they are sweet. >> in the aquatics center, they are very committed to combining for people in san francisco. and also ensuring that they have public safety. >> there are a lot of different personalities that come through here and it makes it very exciting all the time. they, their family or teach their kids have a swim. >> of the gem is fantastic, there is an incredible program going on there, both of my girls have learned to swim there. it is a fantastic place, check it out. it is an incred

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. >> aviation consultant scott hamilton says bowing has options and the threat to build elsewhere is real. the critically important and emotionally charged vote could be close. >> my gut feel is the threat of losing the jobs. the works will trump the anger over the contracts. >> scott hamilton says if it's a close vote and it's a no vote there's a possibility the bowing company can come back and tweak things and make it sweeter for the machinists who are operating under contract now and will be for three years >> i'm assuming labour unions across the country are watching this. could it impact other labour unions. >> with a company the size of bowing it could. workers are fighting to hold on to a pension plan - something few left in the workforce have. in fact the machinist union is the last union within the bowing family that has a pension plan. that's a sticking point here. the folks who are in the no camp see this as a continuing erosion of labour's rights as american workers. if this is a pattern that is continued, absolutely, a lot of people will be keeping the eye on how the vot

join me next time for a conversation with edward james almost and lisa gay hamilton about their new movieat is next time, see you then. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. pbs.

join me next time for a conversation with edward james almost and lisa gay hamilton about their new movieat is next time, see you then. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. pbs. >>> next on kqed "newsroom," wall street is atwitter with the latest social media ipo. but is there a downside in the bay area to the success? the google barge floating in san francisco bay. a mystery only partially solved. sunnyvale makes national headlines with a new law taking aim at gun violence. spearheaded by its mayor. >> no city, no entity, is immune from any of this at all. >> plus, how to keep lake tahoe blue. >> the ultimate goal is to restore clarity to what it was back in the 1960s.

fernando alonso took fifth ahead of paul directs the and lewis hamilton.the penalties him a grand of action before the final show in -- the chevrolet cars were hogging the limelight. some chilton and frenchman even mueller.evan victory onured the the line. that secure them the trophy. led a light finish as his honda -- they took the checkered flag. numbered michelle s held the final place on the podium. today, we pay tribute to the two french journalists killed in molly -- in mali. actors bring a major site into the real world. emotions are running high in france and the rest of the world following the murder of two journalists from radio france internationale. they were killed on saturday in kidal in northern mali. tribute to the victims have been pouring in online. ever since saturday's announcement, we do professionals abroad have been inundating with messages, .xtending sympathy expressing deep sadness. french politicians across the spectrum left and center have been posting similar messages expressing outrage. they talked about barbaric and cowardly a

. >> su compaÑero de equipo louew hamilton saldrÁ desde la cuarta plaza, el mexicano saldrÁ del noveno5 de la maÑana si vive en el pacÍfico. >> algunas de las respuestas acuerdo a la pregunta de hoy quiÉn le puede hacer lucha al amÉrica en una liguilla por ahÍ dicen que cruz azul, por ahÍ dicen que santos, contacto deportivo en liguilla todos los equipos son peligrosos pero creo que el cruz azul, el conde k dijo que el leÓn. >> santos y leÓn me parecen que son los equipos que le pueden hacer daÑo a las Águilas del amÉrica. >> raykkonen puede que no corra si no le pagan. >> nos vamos con la informaciÓn, gracias buenas noches. >> nos vamos con la informaciÓn, gracias buenas noches. >> (♪ >> anunciadora: la siguiente es una presentacion pagada del exhilarate body shaping system de zumba fitness! >> anunciador: ahora puedes probar el programa de zumba fitness en tu casa por el precio mas bajo que nunca, y ademas aprovechar nuestra oferta de tres regalos gratis por un tiempo limitado. los detalles a continuacion! >> anunciadora: ¿cuantas veces has sufrido con una dieta que te deja muerto de

in '57, the british artist richard hamilton issued its manifesto.his art, he said, should be popular, that is, designed for a mass audience. it should be transient, expendable, low-cost, mass-produced, gimmicky, and in the 1960s, this art came of age-- pop. there was at that moment a kind of liberating nihilism, a sense that you could sort of clear away the junk of an inheritance from the 19th century which people had long sinceceas. so that kind of clearing away and allowing oneself to really stare modern culture in the face, that had a tremendously liberating, invigorating, energizing quality, and it's that quality that gave pop art its kind of joyousness at the beginning... even though a lot of the message had this very acid undertone because it was denying a lot of things that we'd like to think about ourselves. when roy lichtenstein turns to the visual vocabulary of comic books, he's examining stereotypes, packaged images, packaged plots, packaged personalities. warhol's move is absolutely brilliant because what he does is to make a canvas whic

grand and webber came in second hamilton was heard. finally, some golf before we go. after the third round of the world golf championship in has kept hisnson lead. he did well in the first 16 holes. 10 birdies. dan came to double bogeys -- and then came to double bogeys. few are up to date. more news at the top of the hour. >> it is time to talk. three topics, three guests, three perspectives. >> business brief. dw.day through saturday on >> palmer is conducting an experiment for his guests. gather round closer, he says. everybody crouch down. imagine we are all little trees. spruce close together like in nature. we all want to grow. don'te we are trees, we just want to grow up. we want to spread our branches. we will stand up and spread our arms. lesson number one. in nature, the stronger one prevails always. the problem here is to many rs.uce and too few silver fi what a fat route this is. it illustrates well that these trees can reach different andrals in the ground deeper water reserves in the summer making them a more stable tree. they are comparable with old tre

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join me next time for a conversation with edward james almost and lisa gay hamilton about their new movie. that is next time, see you then. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. pbs. ♪ >> dean: hi welcome back to hometime. we're at the stage on the creekside project here where we're starting to install some of those really critical mechanical rough-ins. >>mim: yup. it has to do with saving energy and keeping things comfortable inside. so it's a perfect time to talk about the new heating equipment, the gas fireplace and what the electricians are using to cut down on air leakage and energy loss. >> dean: and we don't have to tell you. air leakage and energy loss takes money right out of your pocket. >>mim: that's right. so stick around and see how you can hang on to some. ♪ >> man. what we need is some elbow grease. >> yeah, you can... are you kidding me? >> gmc. proud to lend a helping hand to hometime. ♪ >>mim: on new construction, it's always fun to talk about things like carpet and flooring and ceramic tile and cabinets, which is all g

and george washington and alexander hamilton also recognized the importance of international trade. and that we get those trade policies correct. and so as question get ready to do the water resources reform and development act, which is critical and the conference committee starts tomorrow and i have the honor of being on that conference committee, we also think about the way in which the trade of america is depended upon our work in getting sound policies in place and it's also critically important in dealing with the issue of international trade agreements. whether it's the transpacific trade program or the new one that's being worked on with europe, we have to protect our own jobs, we have to protect the american economy. and in doing so, we must carry out our constitutional responsibility. given to us by the united states, us, the representatives, and the senators, the constitution says that it is the legislature, ongress and the senate, that shall set trade policy that requires that we have the opportunity to look at the details of every trade policy and not fast track -- tras

the tiger cats are the football team in hamilton, ontario.ved argonauts are playing the tiger cats sunday in toronto. mayor ford was not forced to apologize for anything you just heard him say. it is everything that he is about to say that became the basis for this afternoon's uncharacteristic apology. for his graphic remarks. now, remember, you've been warned. >> the last thing was olivia, it says that i wanted to eat her -- i never said that in my life to her. i would never do that. i'm happily married. i have more than enough to eat at home. thank you very much. >> it's all right. it's all right. >> oh, my god! are you kidding me? >> we might have been live. >> i love that guy. >> the laughter has just died down here in the studio. that was being covered live on canadian television. and presented quite a challenge to some canadian tv reporters who tried to summarize what canada just heard. >> i -- i know we're up live right now, but i don't know if we can -- i -- mayor ford speaking as mayor ford does, very plainly. as he said in council y

joining me is brian weezer from pivotal research group, brian hamilton from sage works, josh brown back with me cnbc contributor from wealth management and mark usco from morgan creek. good to see everybody. thanks for joining us. what are you expecting out of the pricing? >> no one said anything about my twitter colored tie which i'm a little surprised so i wouldn't be shocked if they're talking 25 that you see 27. i don't think anyone would fall out of their chair. that's actually been -- >> that's buzzing around 27. >> yeah, so don't be surprised but i think they want to leave enough room so you get a substantial first day as we know the optics of that are important but don't want to give away too much or have it look like a mispriced deal so 27 28 seems to be the chatter and if they're saying 25 now, that would probably make sense. >> you know what's funny, that's so different than we were at the height of '99 and the dot come boom. >> it was get whatever you could get. >> yeah, if it was priced at 25 people were saying you know 50 i mean so the point is you're only a couple of doll

that is clear from what hamilton said in quote we have in our brief and other framers understood that is where the line would be and the reason is the treaty power is itself a great and substantial independent power of the national government and not constrained by too local limitation. that is the lesson of the framing that there's not a too local limitation on the exercise of treaty power. those quotes pertain to self executing treaties. there is no limitation on what the president and the senate can impose as a self executing requirement, give back to british citizens property that they confiscated or whatever else but this is a different question. and the federal congress into areas that it has never been before. separate question and neither hamilton nor any of the other quotes you referred to address that question. >> so long as there is a valid exercise of the treaty power, if all you do is implement the treaty it is a valid exercise of congress's power, i said earlier this is serious business, i understand the principles of federal or serious business also but federalism is a

. >>> at a canadian convenience store in hamilton, ontario, a robber runs inside with a gun on februaryno one around. the owner is in the back and the robber doesn't know what to do. then he calls out. >> hello? >> yeah? >> the owner comes out and the crook points a gun at him, demanding money. >> give me your money, now! >> the store owner goes to the cash register and then tries to grab the robber's gun. >> give me my money! give me my money! >> but the owner won't give him money. instead, he bangs on the glass to get the attention of his employee pumping gas outside. >> give me the money! >> i hear this frantic banging on the glass. and i look over and mr. sudu is signaling for me to come to the door. >> not sure what the commotion is all about, tony hammond walks into the store and into trouble. >> i get to the door and i open it, and that's when i first see the guy. >> give me the money! money! >> the gunman keeps demanding money. when he doesn't get any, there's a tense standoff. >> give me the money! >> i'm thinking, well, maybe there's a chance he doesn't have the guts to use it

the police department shared this video of the fire that started inside a home near hamilton avenue. no one was hurt. firefighters rescued a dog. the dog is expected to be oh came investigators are now looking into what sparked the place. >> developing news. civil rights leaders are calling for more serious charms in the hate crime case at san jose state university. matt keller joins us from san jose state. a news conference will be held the next hour or so? >> that is right. we just received an e-mail sent out by san jose state's president to the student body. in it says he does not clearly express the accountability for what the student endured. the president continued by saying and i quote, "by failing to recognize the meaning of a confederate flag and intervene earlier or impose sanctions as soon as the gravity of the behavior was cheer, we failed him, i failed him." the president will be at the naacp press conference at noon. four white freshmen were suspended and three face hate crimes and battery charges and the fourth is a juvenile expected to face similar charges. the distri

after viewing the dash cam footage, the presiding judge sentenced alan hamilton to 30 years in prison. >>> turning now to sports, richard lui is here with all the headlines. >> very good thursday to you. baseball cy young winners have been named. matt scherzer gets one and for the national league, clinton kershaw get his second. both received at least 28 of 30 first place votes from baseball writers association of america. todd christensen has died. the record setting tight he said succumbed to complications from liver transplant surgery. he was 57. sam herd who played for the cowboys and bears was sentenced to 15 years in prison. he pleaded guilty to one count of trying to buy and distribute cocaine and marijuana. boxer and philippines congressman says he's in deep training for a comeback fight against brandon rios. and that's why he hasn't been able to visit the philippines after typhoon hey yap. he hopes winning will inspire his country. concussion fallout. the youth program saw almost a 10% drop in players between 2010 and 2012. that's over 2300 players. it's the largest two year

alice ann hamilton: i had a heart attack on december the 17th, in 1991. i was walking at the time, and i did not have pain in my chest. i had pain in my jaw and the side of my neck. and when i got home i was totally exhausted, but i still didn't think anything about it. i never had a chest pain. so it can present very differently in a woman, and she may not recognize that she's having a heart attack, or having anginal warning. so i didn't go to the doctor until friday, the 20th of december, and he said, "i've called 911. you've had a heart attack. you..." i said, "i can't-- it's christmas!" anyway, i did go in the hospital at that time and i had a heart catheterization, which showed that i had had a heart attack, and that i had some blockage that they could handle with an angioplasty. so i did have angioplasty and it was very successful. i've got a before and after picture of the artery. women believe that the #1 killer of their sex is breast cancer. in fact, it's important, no doubt about it, but if you look at the overall pie, 53% of women die of cardio

in brooklyn. -- fort hamilton in brooklyn. if you were going to put a lot of active-duty -- active-duty troops there, it would be expensive. so the services have kind of factored in some of these costs. that is not to say that maybe there's a call to sort of put some of these active-duty places in the northeast and other places. the northeast right now, there is really only one big army base, fort drum in northern, norm or -- northern new york. there is not a lot of contact with active-duty military people. on the other hand, there are guard and reserve units all over the place. downtown, the big armory in manhattan, for instance, does show sort of a military base to -- military face to the public. it is not as much is probably they used to be. host: in their piece on that topic, they write -- host: on twitter a viewer right in on the subject that -- the divide is that the military lives with sacrifice daily while many others today expect things given them for free. we are taking a tweets and calls. john from rio rancho, new m

after viewinghe powerl dashcam deo, the presiding judge sentced hamilton to 30 years in pron. >> everyone's luc to be alive. >> ectly. >> alaska andawaii getting the weatherheadlines. we hava storm system with winter storm warnings overnight. ny areas ofentral alaska and fairbanks dealing with winter weather, sno and freezing rain. outside of anchorag freezing rain, too. as we go throughout the day, unlike the last cple storms that came from the south wh rm air, thisone's coming fro the west. that's why we're able to get more winter weatr out of th. just be careful through alaska. also wita southerly flow and a littleit of a weak storm system. especially near maui. we got heavy rain thi morning. there will beight rain through holulu and a lot of clouds through the hawaiia island chain. one ofhe few times we won't see perfect nditions. lots of clouds. ill very mild as y'd expe. withhe rainfall, not the best of days. in the west yesterday, 92 degrees was the official high in l.a. at has to behe warmest temperature probly until next summer. not even close. 85 in phoeni 62 this morning. but we

but at hamilton elementary, the mission will be a little different. >> it's not about the kids, it's about someone coming onto campus to keep us safe. >> reporter: officials say surveillance cameras are nothing new. many schools already have them. they just say it's time for novato to catch up to the technology. john ramos, kpix, 5. >> the use of cameras has become so commonplace. one study shows more than 60% of all schools in the country already have them installed. >>> tomorrow is election day around the bay area. measure c, a wide ranging gun control ordinance. it will require gun owners to keep firearms locked up when not being carried. they have to report any loss, or theft within 48 hours. ammunition magazines holding more than 10 rounds will be banned, and will have to keep logs of ammunition sales. polls close at 10:00 tomorrow night, we'll have complete results on our website, cbs5.com. >>> just hours ago, the u.s. senate vote today move ahead with a major gay rights bill. it would prohibit workplace discrimination based on sexual orientation, and sexual identity. the final

>> reporter: carney is an economist at the university of maryland and director of the hamilton project. she thinks she's lottery-based accounts help people save by leveraging their desire to win big. >> if you have low savings deposits, which many low and moderate income individuals do, you're only accumulating a few dollars every month or even every year. and it will take some ten years to accumulate enough interest payments on a low deposit checking account to make a down payment or big purchase. >> reporter: does prize link savings help people save more money? carney helped design an experiment to find out. >> the results were quite striking. what we're able to say at the end of the day is that for a given amount of interest payments, they can actually entice a lot more deposits and more savings if they structure the interest to have some lottery or prize link component to it. >> reporter: the results were consistent with what's been seen in michigan where the average amount saved with save to win has grown dramatically since being lunched in 2009. why aren't prize link savings swee

we could see snow on mount hamilton by next tuesday. >> beautiful. >> that's going to feel like winter. >> reporter: a little bit like winter. >> thanks. >>> they may may be on the shelf, but that doesn't mean they are safe. the toxic toys you should cross off your shopping list. ,, list - twice. take a look at some of these >>> holiday season fast approaches. parents, you may want to check your child's wish list twice. take a look at some of these toys that are now on the naughty list. this captain america soft shield, for example, has 29 times the accepted level of lead. a child safety watchdog group released its an the july trouble in toyland report naming items made with toxic parts or those that pose choking or noise hazards. >> yes. toys are getting safer, but just bait's on the shelves doesn't mean it is safe. we-- but just because it is on the shelves doesn't mean it is safe. we have seen a huge improvement, but there are still toys that pose risk to children. parents and care givers should be aware of those risks. >> you can find more information on our website kpix.com/links.

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