let hamilton do it. when madison objected of course he thought long and hard about well, was this really the right way to go but in the end he said yes. let's absolutely do it. so that surprised me. it's not simply that he was a handsome guy who looked good in a uniform. but what i say about him in the book is that he was the visionary chief. i came to find him. >> and in the case of choosing hamilton over madison's objections, he is going against what you would think were his proclivities. his virginian advisers, the people who were most like him were saying he's a strong guy but he goes with "the new yorker," the immigrant. >> he was an entrepreneur himself. he saw mt. vernon as his business. he had -- everything was useful for him. the tone is beautiful but it's full of fish. so he builds a fishing fleet and he's exporting barrels of salted fish to the west indies. he builds a distillery and it soon turns into the biggest one in the united states. i can't remember how many gallons of ride bourbon a ye

then comes hamilton about wh . then comes hamilton about whom you have written so eloquently and i learned you should tell the story of the founding true short biographies from you because you have written a shelf of magnificent ones. >> host: you were my editor. >> guest: i didn't have a lot to it. sometimes you get flawless copy and that is what i got. on hamilton, of course, you and i see it the same way. hamilton was the man who imagined opportunity america. he wanted an economy which had a niche for every skill, every talent, every ambition, and it is because he thought of economics as schoolcraft. it would make people rich and it would make the country rich, but how argued going to fill your own potential if you didn't have the opportunity to find something to do with it that would allow you to bring out everything that was in you? >> host: only by a combination of brilliance. >> guest: and the luck was he got a job as a clerk in the west indies. that is one of the great new york trading firms. even when he w

dennis hamilton is in ad seg for refusing to be housed with a cellmate. he's serving a life sentence for carjacking, kidnapping, and assault with a deadly weapon. >> for one, there's no rule that says i have to take a cellie. and, two, i don't want to live with another man for the rest of my life, you know? to me, the cells are too small. i think the cell in itself breeds an environment for homosexuality. >> hamilton is going before the disciplinary board to plead his case. >> mr. hamilton was placed in ad seg on 2-9-06 by lieutenant stebbins for refusing a cellmate. he stated he was refusing a cellmate. >> you don't have any enemies. >> nope. >> you seem to be a guy who gets along with people. >> yes. >> why won't you take a cellmate? >> like i told you in isu, i feel threatened being placed in a cell with another man. i feel my life is in danger. >> hamilton's stubbornness has landed him three stints in ad seg. he's yet to be housed with anyone. if hamilton keeps refusing, he'll be labeled a program failure, housed in solitary confinement indefinitely.

hamilton explains it, he says we have written a beautiful document. i have it here, so i will show it to you. it is neat, compact, and has lasted a long time. in the federalist 56, hamilton says this is a beautiful document, but if somebody does not have the power to say when the branches of government have gone too far, set boundaries and guidelines, let's hang up in a museum. beautiful people can admire it, but put it in the smithsonian -- except it wasn't there yet. but you see the point. have this power. you have to have somebody, who? the president? too much power. if he can do everything he can do, and say this in the constitution or not, that it is too much. congress? it is a democracy? he writes in effect, he says congress will do it and do it all right as long as the popular answer. they are experts in popularity, they know popularity. if they didn't, they would not be where they are. this document gives the same rights to the least popular to the most popular. so we better not give this to a group of people who are really persuaded by what i

hamilton explains it, he says we have written a beautiful document. it is neat, compact, and has lasted a long time. in the federalist 56, hamilton says this is a beautiful document, but if somebody does not have to -- the power to say when the branches of government have gone too far, set boundaries and guidelines, let's hang up in a museum. beautiful people can admire it but put it in the smithsonian -- except it wasn't there yet. you have to have somebody, who? the president? too much power. if he can do everything he can do, and say this in the constitution or not, that it is too much. congress? it is a democracy? he writes in effect, he says congress will do it and do it all right as long as the popular answer. they are experts in popularity they know popularity. if they didn't, they would not be where they are. this document gives the same rights to the least popular to the most popular. so we better not give this to a group of people who are really persuaded by what is popular too much of time according to hamilton, to do this job. the judges.

jefferson may have said one thing, hamilton another thing, they may have had an attorney general for president. several presidents have said another thing, congress said the opposite. thisors of all parties, morning you get more from one party, and when this president was of a different party, you thethe same things from senators of the opposite party. people switched sides. the critical issue at the moment is that they found an area that is concrete, definite, and they can disagree about it. were these reticular -- particular appointments proper? what does this mean? what does may have been mean? argued, there are all kinds of complexities, and eventually we had to decide. >> when you're looking at the closer to should provide to answer a question like this -- at the constitution, to answer a question like this, the lower courts have provided an opinion too. would you have to decide a purpose of a provision in the constitution, which you will have to do in this case, how do you know what the founding fathers had in mind? >> that is a good question. let me show you something that is

mean that there ballin out of the big one race i'll tell you it come in a break up and also jim hamilton he's going to try and join me later on the show we think we have him we'll find out soon enough he is coming from san diego to talk about oil economy and the first lady of the fed janet yellen hopefully we'll get back to you and finally branding it's a powerful powerful marketing tool but why do so many companies get it so so wrong rachel corrie's is and i discuss this in today's that big deal it's all coming up and it all starts right now. with. the wind but also twins cameron and tyler are making headlines this week the thirty two year old twin brothers who are well versed in the world of big coin last summer they launched a file to launch an exchange traded fund that will track the price of decline but for now they're backing a new hedge fund called briarwood chase management now the fund is slated to be run by a friend and fellow harvard graduate and will focus mainly on global microcap stocks or those with a market capitalization between fifty and three hundred million dollars no

mean that they're ballin out of the big one race i'll tell you it come in a break up and also jim hamilton he's going to try and join me later on the show we think we have him will find out soon enough he's coming from san diego to talk about oil economy and the first lady of the fed janet yellen hopefully we'll get back to you and finally branding it's a powerful powerful marketing tool but why do so many companies get it so so wrong rachel corrie's is and i discuss this in today's that big deal it's also coming up it all starts right now. the winds of also twins cameron and tyler are making headlines this week the thirty two year old twin brothers who are well versed in the world of big coin last summer they launched a file to launch an exchange traded fund that will track the price of decline but for now they're back in a new hedge fund called briarwood chase management now the fund is slated to be run by a friend and fellow harvard graduate and will focus mainly on global microcap stocks or those with a market capitalization between fifty and three hundred million dollars now this inve

and from seattle, scott hamilt hamilton, managing director of liam company.rofessor, let me start with you, apart from the scale which is new and big, aren't these trends already established in american manufacturing? right-to-work states trying to pull work out of closed shops, the end of benefit pensions, moving to 401ks and workforce is interchangeable. if we don't make it with you, we'll make it with somebody else? >> they sure are there in force. this isn't a new story. there is a poisonous atmosphere when it comes to unions in the private sector throughout the united states and in manufacturing. the pressures of global competition are very fierce. you bring all that together, and there is terrific pressure on workers and unions. >> did the boeing workers have to take the vote they did to keep the work? and did the state of washington have to give back the potential tax revenue that it did in order to keep the jobs in washington? >> well, on one level what we're seeing here is states with taxpayers funds to raise incentives. but there are not a lot of al

that they're ballin out of the big coin rice i'll tell you to come in and break up and also jim hamilton he's going to try and join me later on the show we think we have him will find out soon enough he's coming from san diego to talk about oil economy and the first lady of the fed janet yellen hopefully we'll get back to you and finally branding is a powerful powerful marketing tool but why do so many companies get it so so wrong rachel curtis is and i discuss this in today's that big deal it's all coming up and it all starts right now. the with the false twins cameron and tyler are making headlines this week the thirty two year old twin brothers who are well versed in the world of big coin last summer they launched a file to launch an exchange traded fund that will track the price of decline but for now they're back in a new hedge fund called briarwood chase management now the fund is slated to be run by a friend and fellow harvard graduate and will focus mainly on global microcap stocks or those with a market capitalization between fifty and three hundred million dollars now this inve

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handle may have said another -- hamilton said another thing. several presidents have said one thing. congress wrote a report in 1860 saying the opposite. -- when the president from it -- was from a different party, you got something different. people switch sides. the president may fill vacancies that may happen during the recess of the senate. what does that mean? what does they have mean? there are al qaeda of complexity's. -- all kinds of complexities .but then it could not be -- we have to decide it. >> when you are looking at the constitution and trying to answer a question like this, he's are questions that have divided the lower courts and public opinion. the purpose ofde a provision of the constitution, which you will have to do in this recess appointment case, how do you know what the authors, the founding fathers had in mind? >> good question. let me show you something, which is true of the constitution and also of the origin a -- the statute. how do those words apply? how should they be interpreted? how do we apply them in this case

they might even reinforce the position of the assad regime. >> and lee hamilton, what about the wholeture of the u.s. to try to separate the nuclear negotiations from all of the other things that iran is doing in the region, hezbollah and support of other terrorism and most prominently support of assad. is it possible to pursue two tracks with iran and not have these things somehow get confused? >> well, i think it is possible but you have to let the negotiations flow and see what becomes possible as you move along. i have the view that iran is a major player in the region, that somehow or other, their views and their power has to be taken into consideration. the united states deserves a lot of credit for pushing forward the idea of a peace conference. you're not going to have a military victory in syria today. it has to have a political settlement. however, for the united states to put a precondition and say, that we must have assad step aside, i think goes too far. i have the view that you don't make peace without talking to your adversaries. so i would prefer that the united states

. >> cal fire helicopters began swooping into the mount hamilton area this morning shortly after 5:00.m. after the vehicle fire of some kind ignited dry vegetation that fueled claims. >> when it came down from the observatory, you could see it two-mile long fire line. want to smoke coming out. >> about 140 firefighters from cal fire and san jose swarmed into keep the fire from spreading around mount hamilton wrote. >> is a lot of room to run, so the goal is to keep it isolated between the highway and the dirt road down below. >> how much fuel was here? >> a lot of fuel. it's very dry, conditions are similar to what you'd see in mid-october. >> firefighters were able to contain the fire at 40 acres and then investigators began searching for of cause. is that there were two abandoned vehicles on mount helmets and road. one totally burned and the other vandalized and left the roadway. >> the fire started in the area where the vehicle that started the fire was found. we don't know if the fire was started because it was started off by the vehicle for the vehicle started the fire. >> cal fi

the hamiltons don't own the truck. it belongs to mr. hamilton's employer. 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 felony theft. two plead guilty and are sentenc

hamilton. that's areas we're still seeing light rain. as you mentioned in the sierra, finally we can talk about snowfall. these pictures sent in by northstar. a lot of happy folks in the sierra. here's good news. we will continue to see some snow at times for our friends up at squaw valley and alpine meadows. we'll keep some snow flurries into tonight, maybe early tomorrow morning. temperatures climbing as we head into sunday and monday. needless to say, probably some of the best skiing conditions we've had so far in quite some time, with some of that fresh powder coming down. overnight, i think we'll manage another two to three inches of snow above 6,000 feet. back to the bay area, mostly cloudy skies in the south bay, as the rain pushes on off. we'll take a closer look at what's going on here. from san jose off to the east, we've got a little bit of light rain. we'll emphasize the little bit as we take a closer look here, east of san jose. we do have some showers around mt. hamilton. what we've got is a lot of cloud cover being forced

they say there were two abandoned vehicles found on mount hamilton road. one totally burned the other vandalized and left in the roadway. >> the fire was started in the area where the vehicle that was on fire was found. we just don't know if the fire was started because people started a fire outside the vehicle or the vehicle started the fire. >> reporter: calfire says it will also do something it doesn't usually do in december. keep crews here overnight to check for hot spots. in santa clara county, robert handa. >>> apple is denying knowledge of a program that can proportedly snoop on iphone users. a german newspaper reported that the nsa developed a system to hack into iphones. the newspaper sited a leak nsa graphic from 2008. in a statement apple says it has never worked with the nsa to produce background channels to snoop on iphone users. >>> another 5,000 workers will be laid off because of what the company called market and business pressures. the job cuts are part of a restructuring plan first announced back in 2012. at that time the total number o

they say there were two abandoned vehicles found on mount hamilton road. one totally burned the other vandalized and left in the roadway. >> the fire was started in the area where the vehicle that was on fire was found. we just don't know if the fire was started because people started a fire outside the vehicle or the vehicle started the fire. >> reporter: calfire says it will also do something it doesn't usually do in december. keep crews here overnight to check for hot spots. in santa clara county, robert handa. >>> apple is denying knowledge of a program that can proportedly snoop on iphone users. a german newspaper reported that the nsa developed a system to hack into iphones. the newspaper sited a leak nsa graphic from 2008. in a statement apple says it has never worked with the nsa to produce background channels to snoop on iphone users. >>> another 5,000 workers will be laid off because of what the company called market and business pressures. the job cuts are part of a restructuring plan first announced back in 2012. at that time the total number o

the moisture literally being tossed up against the hillside, being forced to rise up near mount hamilton. that is where you're seeing the last of the rain. from here, skies continue to clear on out. rainfall projections have been light with this system. not doing much besides drop our temperatures down into the 50s to near 60 today. rainfall totals, as we add things up with this system, just enough to wet the ground, mainly north of san francisco up into the north bay. the trend through the next 12 hours will be to see clearing skies. what's left of the showers shutting down in the north bay, taking us into tomorrow morning. clearing, which hints at much bigger changes to come. that could send temperatures close to record-breaking highs in your seven-day forecast. we'll talk more about that in your full forecast in just a few minutes. >> thank you, rob. >>> counting down to the next big game. but we now know there will not be another game at candlestick ever, no matter what happens tomorrow. that's because seattle beat new orleans today. meantime, 49er fans are focused on tomorrow, and t

my home but after the riots with charlene hunter and hamilton homes in georgia, my family is from georgia. that really touched me the pictures and i felt that integration of the colleges could not just be two by two, these black students undergoing this horrendous thing that if integration was real it had to be a two-way street. so i would apply to some black colleges. people at college accepted me. so the freedom ride were my ticket to mississippi and free room and board for the sum every and there i was. >> and did you incorporate the stories of other freedom riders in the book. >> yes, absolutely. there were nine demonstrators in jackson that day. i was able to interview all of them. and there was one additional freedom rider. unfortunately he had died before i got involved in the project. i was able to talk to his family and to a number of his, you know, he was part of the core group in new orleans. i was able to talk to his comrades as well. not just demonstrators but the media that were covering the sit-ins. some of the policemen who were there. i was able to get the fbi records. i

. >>> firefighters will be welcoming in the new year on top mount hamilton. they are taking up hot spots and stopping flare ups from today. the fire was started by a car fire on mount hamilton a total of two were found on the scene. both were reported stolen from san jose. the cause is under investigation but arson is suspected. >> the she has it good on the roof. not so bad here at kron 4. this is our roof shot a nice evening. she gets to enjoy that. the temperature in san francisco is 51. 47234 richmond. satellite and radar not a lot of clouds. can you almost over the state. that will continue. we'll have partly cloudy skies. we hope to have more of it. if you are ringing it in. 49 is the temperature outside. few clouds. light winds. and the in the event you are not able to stay at home, you have nice weather. spare the air. 24. an alert and the season is young. we're getting underway. try to spare the air. >> highs 63 tomorrow. and 65 in ever green. east bay. temperatures for a 63 it should get to 61. in danville. and we're look forge a 61. and 5 # ocean b

we have extreme surfer laird hamilton and a real-life exorcist and more. don't get to say that often. but we are going to begin in texas where a judge has ruled in the case of marlise munoz. she is brain-dead. and her family says she never wanted to be kept on machines like this. but because she is pregnant, the hospital has kept her on a ventilator. late today her husband asked a court for permission to disconnect the machine and the judge said yes. ed lavendera joins us now from dallas with what was said in the courtroom and what went into this ruling. e ed. >> reporter: well, john, it was an incredibly emotional experience for eric munoz and the parents of marlise munoz. after the arguments to the judge they were sobbing intensely, waiting for the judge to come back with his ruling. when the judge ruled in their favor, they continued the crying. eric munoz so emotional he could not even speak to reporters as he left the courthouse this afternoon. but essentially what the judge has ordered is for john peter smith hospital here in ft. worth to declare mar

hamilton went off, probably talked to a few people and came back with a lengthy report, which you will now see, and in that document, laid out a strategy for building the american economy. interestingly, guess what he talked about? he talked about trade. talked about infrastructure. among the infrastructure that was specifically in the plan that hamilton presented to george washington, who then presented it to the congress was canals. 0 years later, the erie canal, here in washington, the chesapeake canal, the canal on the potomac river. talked about roads. talked about ports. those were the infrastructure projects of the day. the constitution, by the way, says the federal government must maintain and build coastal roads. infrastructure. we talk about that nearly all the time we are here. research. at that period of time, thomas jefferson, not exactly in league with the representatives from new england, but nonetheless, was pushing forward the research agenda and the education agenda. go back to the founding fathers. pick up those elements of economic growth that they put on the econom

more control over the other of the country holds temperature environment thank you so much clive hamilton for breaking down the misconceptions about geo engineering professor of public ethics at charles sturt university really appreciate your time thanks and. thanks for watching you guys join me again tomorrow to break the cycle all over again. previously peacekeepers for a president concerned with monitoring peace deals again post conflict environment nowadays they're increasingly asked to operate in a high risk obama while believe violence is still illegal to stood. motionless with these people who has closed over almost twenty years four million people. millions of displaced and refugees tens of thousands of women raped. children recruited those soldiers who were slaves no. see if you need to review the economic up and downs in the final column month they did on the deal sang i and the rest because i was doing the ac will be every week on me. did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to

having more control over the other of the world's temperature environment thank you so much clive hamilton for breaking down the misconceptions about geo engineering professor of public ethics at charles sturt university really appreciate your time thanks and. thanks for watching you guys join me again tomorrow when to break the sound all over again. well. it's technology innovations all the latest developments from around russia we've got this huge you're covered. wealthy british style. is not on the title of. market why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cons a report. that i suspect all. over the place to go to the press is the only industry specifically mentioning the geysers. that's because a free and open prize is critical to our democracy schreck all books. are. going to go on i'm sorry and i'm a show we reveal the picture of what's actually going on we go beyond identifying a problem to try to rational debate a real discussion critical issues facing america hav

more control over the other of the country holds temperature environment thank you so much clive hamilton for breaking down the misconceptions about geo engineering professor of public ethics at charles sturt university really appreciate your time thanks and. thanks for watching you guys join me again tomorrow to break the cycle all over again. previously peacekeepers for a president concerned with monitoring peace deals you know post conflict environment nowadays they're increasingly asked to operate in a high risk obama while believe violence is still illegal to stay. motionless with these people who has closed over almost twenty years four million people. millions of displaced and with g.'s tens of thousands of women raped tens of of thousands. children recruit. the slaves no. on june sixteenth one thousand forty one we had a graduation party at school and the war broke out. the shops were always full of goods. in september leningrad was blocked. one day mom went and saw that all the shelves were empty. in november the. warehouses it was the main storage place for all the food in the c

and how ethical is it to politicize the environment for profit to discuss this i'm joined by clive hamilton public ethics professor. university and author of the book earth masters the dawn of the age of climate engineering thank you so much for coming on. so last time you were you were on before we didn't anything else i have to ask you again. i'm not the expert but you are country is there any reason to suspect that the government is sponsoring spring going on right now because i can't tell you how many people reached out to me about this thing we have to take science seriously that's why we're here talking about climate change and if you talk to any reputable or even disreputable cloud physicist or atmospheric camera store atmospheric scientists that will tell you that there is no evidence whatsoever for these chemical trials conspiracy there are no calls in the professional journals there's no peer reviewed science it's just a conspiracy theory which is proliferated on the internet and we shouldn't take it seriously at all and let's move on to climate change because another obviously bi

vironment thank you so much clive hamilton for breaking down some misconceptions about geoengineering professor of public ethics at charles sturt university really appreciate your time thanks and. thanks for watching you guys join me again tomorrow to break the sound all over again. when you're followed around when you are being investigated because of the whim of someone this is the beginning of the end of your freedom. to stay in and save new teen lee intercept american citizens. text message use you know. where the calls text messages so you just see everything without my knowledge and actually basically and there's no legal absolutely legal yes when you bareback with the internet your bare back let's say you brother. i was a new alert animation scripts scare me a little bit. there is breaking news tonight and we are continuing to follow the breaking news. alexander's family cry tears of the wife and a brave thing. that has bred dark and a court of law found alive there's a story made for that movie is playing out in real life. their real sharon has died and being given a state fun

do you do you find something like jim hamilton do you know her well i view her as somebody who thinks she's just in the wrong place at the end if it weren't for the depression and how horrible things are in the world and she would be elsewhere and she would be thriving and she's not cruel she can be cruel yes it takes i she takes out her frustrations on the kids you know to send was so so let's turn to you know she's angry and upset and frustrated and she takes it out on these little kids who she's supposed to be taking care of. when you step on the stage on broadway and you started. to scream yeah yeah i didn't think it would happen for me i'm it wasn't even on my bucket list and it is a scene stealing role isn't it dave two terrific songs and if done correctly are showstoppers indeed but as w.c. fields once said right never work with children or animals got a dog on stage to both both of them were going against me well you know what i think that it separates the wheat from the chaff as best actors go and i think if you can rise to the occasion and do a good job with adorable childre

let's bring in scott hamilton in, a long standing analyst.f this is a 60-40 no vote what happens? >> boeing says it's going to put the wings someplace else. we don't know if the final assembly line will stay here or follow those wings but it's a bad-news scene for the union bad news for washington state. >> what if it's 60-40 yes? >> then it's a disappointment to the 21 other states that submitted answers to the request for proposal and a big win for washington. >> if it's close, 51-49 either direction to these two sides have reason to still talk to each other? >> if it's 51-49 yes, it's a done-deal, if it's 51-49 i would hope -- no, i would hope that would prompt both sides to come back for another try. >> wiggle room? >> maybe. >> scott hamilton, long standing airline analyst here. back to you richelle. >> thank you. sernlg he yoa garcia, last year, california ruled he could be admitted to the state law. he has been waiting 19 years for a green card. a little while ago, i spoke to garcia from his office in chico, california. >> i was supere

it came just after 18 after hamilton had proudly unveiled the new carr. well, they weren't the only ones suffers problems. also showing the red flag, as the team struggles with the new engineering rules. >> one of football's most exciting playering is refusing to give up on his world cup ambitions. columbian international commissioner facing a race against time to be fit for brazil. he had surgery on the knee injury he picked up during the french cup match last week. he says the $85 million striker has a 50/50 chance of making it to the finals. i am focused as well as everybody around me, & i have the will to believe that things will turn out very well. i am hoping to give 100% every day. also that can move 4 points ahead, at the top of the take, the leaders place south hamilton with the manager unhappy about the workload his team has being confronted with. simple new look. i trust you will give an objective view, and see what is behind the other teams. and all the objectives start have been made, and shown less rest than any other team at the top player

hamilton road. that's where the cars were started. neighbors have seen them dump the cars off of cliffs. a fare increase goes into effect for b.a.r.t. trains. riders will have to pay an average of 19 cents extra for the trip. the program was implemented in 2003. b.a.r.t. is running on a sunday schedule for today. for the first trains, they start rolling at 8:00 this morning. expect to pay more on your pg&e bills in 2014. they did improve a 3% increase in natural gas and electricity costs. that means typical customers could pay an extra $3.38 per month. pg&e says that the increases will help pay for higher wholesale energy costs along with maintenance and upgrades. san jose's styrofoam band goes into effect. >> today was supposed to make a change on the city-wide bags. they have decided not to increase paper bag prices to 20 cents, as was originally planned. people will pay just 10 cents for each paper bag they received at the store. everybody seems to be bringing the bags. the bay area tech couple that is taking title as fill aphilant

and lewis hamilton has a bad first day on the track, those details in sports. >> violence has alwayse tourism a difficult sell in the disputed region, despite heavy snowfalls making ideal conditions for skiers. a new court order has presented another obstacles for hotels can are struggling to draw in visitors. reports in indian administers cashmere. >> it's cold in this part of india, and breathtaking. it's what draws tourist from around the word to these slopes. but in sent, tourism took a hit. not because of violence in the disputed territory, but because of a high court order for hotels to upgrade their sewage treatment facilities. >> in order to have the facilities for the tourists. >> but hotel owners say the order was sudden and they were caught off guard. more than half the number of hotels in the area had to ask guests to leave to comply with the order. >> all my friends had to shut down because of that, because within two weeks the court swung into action, and said you know what, the hotels have to close down. >> most of the hotels have reopened others will have to wait unti

the miles copeland and booze allen's hamilton's involvement 234 -- in cairo suggests that this kind of element or of advertising in public relations, public relations no how is conveyed to the nasa regime through not just copeland, but a friend whose actual background is with the american advertising company, jw thompson, so i sort of shatter in my book madmen on the nile. it's sort of madmen performing secret operations in cairo elements to the story at to point. i won't go into anymore detail about the forms that cia arabism took. you can read about those in the book, but i do want to say a few words about the decline of cia arabism. why it is that the arabists, pro-arab, antizionist agenda ultimately failed because, clearly, it failed. nasa became estranged from the united states and became quite anti-american. after 1956, the u.s. throws its weight not so much behind arab nationalists as behind conservative, british colonial era leer in the middle east. meanwhile, at home, the american friends of the middle east, that cia front group that is advocating on behalf of nasa and arab na

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the broadcast center is an area where you can see forever from mount tamalpais, hamilton and see forever, including the snow on the sierra if you are there. i have 50/50 weekend and another chance of rain. >> the restaurant chain making date night for parents more affordable. >>> husband a local company encouraging girls to get into science is about to my a big role in super >>> a restaurant chain and making date night more affordable for parents offering to pick up the baby sitting tabbizing a network of work out centers, offering to babysit for up to a week before valentine's day. >> a lot of sunshine with temperatures about the same as they were yesterday just without the dampness in the air. we have changed the air mass and we will look at live doppler 7 hd with a nice dry northwest wind. you can see how dry it is, hardly a cloud or radar return and, unfortunately, that is the case over lake tahoe, but the snowier was up to 2' helped. this is a change from wednesday to this morning, the sensors show everyone is going up but still, we are so far behind where we need to be, only 15 per

i want to answer the question about elisa hamilton. they did know each other.n 1848, when they laid the cornerstone for the washington monument, the sponsors decided to bring the relics of the republic. widows were called relics. they invited by dolley madison louisa captain john adams and eliza hamilton, because it was understood that these women were representatives of the time. >> we have about 35 minutes left in our portrait of dolley madison. it's time to answer this question, who was this woman? we visited the house where she grew up and was a quaker. we will show you that now. >> this is her house in philadelphia. here, she becomes wife, mother, and a widow. this room was a kitchen of the house. you would probably find her with her two sisters. she would often have her younger sister living here with her. as quakers, they did not believe in slavery. her husband gave free legal advice to the abolitionists society here. this is a dining room. in the todd house. this room was a multiuse room. not only did their family dine here, but they also used it for ed

that fire broke out at a complex on cadillac drive not far from the intersection of winchester and hamilton. the fire started in the kitchen of one of the apartments. no one was heard but residents given a scare. >> everybody scared, people asking, everyone does fine. >> the cause of that fire is under investigation. >> today investigators review video recorded on the front of the caltrain that hit two people in santa clara, killing one, seriously yiring another. the train was likely traveling up to 70 miles an hour when it hit the men, it was passing through the cal train station last night. it was not scheduled to stop there. one man died at the scene, the other treated a at hospital. several witnesses tell us they thought one of the victims may have been on a bike around the time of the accident. officials don't know why the men were on the tracks. there were 70 passengers aboard the gain. >> one family waking up on the edge after two teamingly random attacks. on sunday john says a young man rang his door bell and stabbed him in the thigh. it's not the first time something happened to th

it's the complex on cadillac drive not far from the intersection of winchester and hamilton. bob redell is live at the scene. bob, we're learning several people probably forced out of their homes. >> reporter: yes. initially we're hearing it could be 24, two dozen along those lines. got done speaking with red cross. they know of seven people who decided to stay in their units here in this building. even though there is no power and gas. it's for the people who live in the two units that burned you see in the corner. we know they got out. it's possible that they made other arrangements and they don't need the red cross. this fire started around quart tear two this morning in the upper unit that you are looking at. the fire department believes it started in the kitchen, it's not suspicious. that's not their gut right now. appears accidental. and in the fire destroyed that unit and spread next door causing heavy damage there. the other units, we spoke to one resident who said there is no smoke or water damage, he decided to stay in spite of what was a frightening experience last

booz allen hamilton holding rang the bell to open the bell for 2014. a year-long celebration will honor the country's 100 year anniversary. economists say there are hopeful economic signs for 2014. instruction and manufacturing numbers are taking up, raisin expectations of accelerated growth in the economy. we will talk about that later in the program. first, a new businesess in the district that fits nicelyith the beginning of the year. everyone is talking about getting into shape. atee d.c. opened its doors lalast year. indoor cycling classes for residents. all over the city, if y want to come out. joining us tayre the founders of ride d.c., allison shuffield, rachel goldberg, and zach smith. nicely with a lot of new year'resolutions to get into shape. indoor cling has exploded recently. what isriving the enthusiasm around here? >> i think it is a fun exercise. it takes a lot of what people know. ey are used to sing it on the road. he bring it indoors to an environment that we can control through music, technology, really to maximize the fitness retu

it's george hamilton. look at the upper left. >> did he ask you why?eorge hamilton ask you why it's eb2016? because this is a mystery. what are we waiting to announce? >> nothing. >> i didn't even recognize him. >> good time, good picture. >> bob? >> yeah, well, you remember the computer, you probably owned mack intoshes. this company that started advertising them 30 years ago in history to day, let's take a look at their first ad. >> we shall prevail. >> on january 24th, apple computer will introduce mcintosh, and you'll see why 1984 won't be like 1984. >> there you go. that company now is a $500 billion a year company. >> capitalism. >> capitalism, that's right. i have a mac. finally. >> good. >> a big mac for lunch? >> dana, you're up. >> you heard of the movie, i hope it's a pro-fracking movie, called fracnation. it was trying to be seen as the frozen river film festival in minnesota. it actually got pulled. the reason it got pulled is because they apparently don't have a film representative to speak at the festival. okay, that's fine, except gasla

it is the heterosexual skating chamonship. [ cheers and applause ] >>> hi, everybody, i'm scott hamiltonere with tara lipinski. >> and you can't tell from home but we're both tiny little people. >> we're two weeks away from the sochi olympics and there's already been a lot of controversy. >> much of it involving vladimir putin and his anti-gay policies. >> a lot of atheletes are rightly upset with a few organizations even demanding a boycott. >> that's why, in case of any last minute problems with russian organizers, the u.s. figure skating committee has decided to put together a b-squad of less talented but undeniable heterosexual figure skaters. >> starting for us is t.j. davenport. there's t.j. looking comfortable confident in jets jersey and cargo pants. >> let's see his olympic caliber. >> wow, a lot of air guitar right off the top. i like his attitude. >> and to his buddies. >> t.j. getting ready for his first shot. does he go for the triple axle? and no, it is a baby bunny hop and he nails it! incredible move.

. >>> let's give you a live look at what's happening in mount hamilton. quality management officials say it's due to dry wind less conditions. burning wood and manufactured fire logs is prohibited unless it's the only source of heat for your home. . >>> it's wet and snowy everywhere else, but for us we're in this dry pattern. you can see clouds here, but those clouds are just the high clouds they don't amount to much. here's the real weather, it's going up and over the top. that's how it's going to be as would he go to the next you can will of days. change is around next week. we'll be tracking the change with cooling as we get towards the middle of next week. maybe a sprinkle in the forecast as well. it's 69 degrees right, now, in santa rosa. it's 65 in napa and 63 in antioch. we had up to 70 degrees in santa rosa. you'll find frost in some occasions, it won't be -- some locations. it will be 40 in antioch and downtown san francisco 46 with 40 in san jose. we're in this holding pattern, with high pressure significantly dominating the landscape and as it

have a lovely weekend. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >> ♪ >> welcome to hamilton recreation and aquaticsenter. it 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 a

fire broke out at a complex on cadillac drive not too far from the intersection of winchester and hamilton. investigators say it started in the kitchen of one of the apartments. no one was hurt, but they had a big scare. >> it was very scary. everybody was scared. >> the cause of the fire is under investigation this morning. >> those big white stagecoach buses picking up google employees this morning. this morning protestors blocked buses at market and 8th street. there was quite a turnout as they walked around that bus. just a couple of hours, the san francisco board will vote on the idea of shared use. a memo leaked from google's in-house transportation team says they're prepping employees for a vote that will take place in about two hours with talking points. here are a few of the suggested phrases. i support local and small businesses in my neighborhood on a regular basis. also, my shuttle empowers my colleagues and i to reduty our carbon emissions by removing cars from the road. some of the statements is why that memo is getting so much attention. the meeting and vote takes place at 1