hamilton as an edp.hristopher manney's approach, including an out a policy pat down, was not based on individualized reasonable suspicion, but on an assumption of his mental state and his housing status. this intentional action, in violation of training and policy, instigated a physical confrontation that necessitated the use of deadly force. ofed on the conference internal investigation -- comprehensive internal investigation by the milwaukee police department, i charged officer manney with a violation of our core value 1.00 confidence in reference to his out of policy contact with mr. hamilton, which ultimately led to his within policy use of deadly force. based on the totality of the circumstances, including the aggravating and mitigating factors i have described, i signed in order terminating christopher manney from his employment with the milwaukee police department earlier today. >> that is milwaukee police chief flynn's decision to fire manney, stirring unrest among the department's rank and file.

hamilton, in a better way in a less aggressive way. because earlier in that morning, twice, other officers had come to the park and determined that mr. hamilton was doing nothing wrong, was disturbing no one. >> he was lying on a park bench as we understand and his eyes were open. i believe and his leg was shaking. the police officers approached him. found he was doing nothing wrong. but when this officer came up he tried to pat him down to see if he had a weapon, and that's when a physical altercation ensued. >> for the first time in this case in wis, because of a new law, an outside investigative body, not the local d.a.'s office, an outside investigative body, the division of criminal investigation looked at this and determined that no charges should be filed against the officer. that's what people around the country have been calling for. certainly in the eric garner case and ferguson case, they wanted an outside body. hooer they got that and determined that no charges should be filed against the officer. >> that's not true. >> the

he claimed hamilton resisted when he tried to frisk him. but then he says they both exchanged punches before hamilton grabbed hold of his baton hitting him. >> started beating me. hit me in the head with my o own -- >> you see him here after it happened. >> i may have been hit with the baton, but i'm okay. >> the police chief fired manny for his actions that day. saying he allegedly instigated the confrontation. and though he correctly identified hamilton as mentally ill, he did not follow proper training. people had been protesting what happened here months before michael brown's death in ferguson and eric garner's death in new york. >> it's not just about milwaukee. it's about all the lives that have been taken. >> maria hamilton believes her son died at the hands of an overzealous cop. in fact, she points to a bizarre incident caught on tape back in 2012. the same officer seen here scuffling with a clown on the streets. police say the clown was darting in and out of traffic, spraying cars with a squirt gun and that he resisted arrest. ha

the hamilton family hoped for a different result. dantre was killed after a new state law was signed. requiring that investigations be done under the new law. the new law was the culmination of a 10-year mission for michael bell. his 21-year-old son was shot and killed by police under disputed circumstances. what can you tell me about your son. 21-year-old kid. had flaws, promise. that picture - he was bandaging his younger brother's knee. the younger brother was crying. i brought up the camera and snapped it. it was the last photo taken of him. >> reporter: on the night of november 7th, gour. michael was stopped by the police while driving a friend's vehicle. captured on the dashboard camera the situation escalated. . >> in later statements the officer said they'll continue to violate their arrests in spite of being dazed hundred of times. >> michael was bept over, holding the officer in a bear hug. the officer screamed "he's got my gun." >> he stated in my mind by kp issued gun was taken away from me. an independent investigation r

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.

finally, burr and hamilton have their famous duel, burr kills hamilton. jefferson has republican attorneys in new york and new jersey charge burr with murder. well, it wasn't murder. dueling was perfectly legal in new jersey. it was illegal in new york, but it didn't take place in new york. it took place in new jersey. so burr flees to escape new jersey and eventually comes back to washington -- to washington for the trial of justice chase who was being impeached, and the trial was in the senate. burr is still president of the senate, he's still vice president, and he oversees that trial in a magnificent way. he was hailed as one of, truly one of the great, great judges in that case. and afterwards he then resigns because he knows jefferson's chasing him. the senate was in tears at the time as he spoke and as he tendered his resignation. he goes out west, and jefferson won't let him alone. he sends troops after him. he has the commander of troops in the west suspend habeas corpus. burr is brought before one, then two, then three, then four grand juries. e

he claimed hamilton resisted when he tried to frisk him. both exchanged punches before hamilton grabbed ahold of his baton, hitting him. >> he started beating me. shots fired. >> reporter: manny fired his weapon 14 times before help arrived. you see him here after it happened. >> i may have hit with a baton but i'm okay. >> reporter: the police chief fired manny for his actions that day saying he allegedly instigated the confrontation and though he correctly identified hamilton as mentally ill, he did not follow proper training. people have been protesting what happened here months before michael brown's death in ferguson and eric garner's death in new york. >> it's not just about dontre in milwaukee. it's about all the lives that have been taken. >> reporter: maria hamilton believes her son died at the hands of an overzealous cop. in fact, she points to a bizarre incident caught on tape back in 2012, the same officer seen here scuffling with a clown on the streets. police say the clown was darting in and out of traffic spraying cars with a

hamilton was unarmed.amdly says he suffered from paranoid schizophrenia and from hallucinations. the milwaukee police department says they approached him while he was a sleep on the ground. he then tried to sue mr. hamilton and struck the officer with it and then the officer shot hamilton multiple times. sh times. that officer was later fired by the milwaukee police department, not for anything related to his use of force in that shooting, but for not following department protocol during the encounter that led up to the shooting. the officer had e has contested his firing. >>> another high profile cases, where it stops by police officers, ended with the deaths of unarmed ste e citizens. and then local grand juries have decided not to charge the plirs. that's what part e what happened with the michael brown case and the eric garner case in staten island. in wisconsin, they have a different way to have dealing with this type of thing. at least a different way of dealing with part of it. a week before hamilto

hamilton grabbed his baton and struck him. when the officer claims he used deadly force shooting hamilton at least 14 times. the officer was fired from the job. the police chief basically saying the officer did identify hamilton as mentally ill and did not follow training and he instigated that fight. the case went to a prosecuting attorney and the decision not to charge this police officer. however, we have learned that the federal government will be looking into the case. the justice department plans to investigate as well. george howell, cnn, milwaukee. >>> breaking overnight. a delta airlines baggage handler busted for allegedly running a gun smuggling operation aboard passenger jets between atlanta and new york. authorities say eugene harvey and former delta employee used carry-on luggage to transport. one of the suspects brought 18 guns, 7 loaded, on a flight to new york, including an ak-47 and ak-15. find out more when prosecutors hold a news conference. >>> australia's prime minister saying security officials have dete

burr and hamilton have their famous duel. burr kills hamilton. has a republican -- republican attorneys in new york and new jersey charge burr with murder. murder.asn't dueling was perfectly legal in new jersey. it was illegal in new york, but it didn't take place in new york. took place in new jersey. to escapeees new jersey and eventually comes trialo washington for the chase, who was being impeached. and the trial was in the sphat. burr is still president of the senate. he's still vice president. trial in a that magnificent way. great,hailed as truly a great judge in that case. he then resigns, because he knows jefferson is chasing him. at the senate was in tears the time, as he spoke, and as he resignation. he goes out. jefferson won't let him alone. him.nds troops after he has commander of troops in suspend habeas corpus. brought before one, then two, then three, then four grand juries. time, the grand juries throw the cases out. finally, troops capture him in him to trialring in richmond for treason. who the circuit judge is? it's john mars

hamilton grabbed hold of his baton, hitting him. >> he started beating me, he was hitting me in the head with my own bat, shots fired. >> reporter: he fired his weapon 14 times before help arrived. you see him here after it happened. >> i may have been hit but i'm okay, i'm off the air now. >> reporter: the police chief fired him for his actions that day saying he allegedly instigated the confrontation and though he correctly identified hamilton as mentally ill he did not follow proper training. people have been protesting what happened here months before michael brown's death in ferguson and eric garner's death in new york. >> it's not just about dontre in milwaukee. it's about all the lives that have been taken. >> reporter: maria hamilton believes her son died at the hands of an overzealous cop. in fact, she points to a bizarre incident caught on tape back in 2012. the same officer seen here scuffling with a clown on the streets. police say the clown was darting in and out of traffic, spraying cars with a squirt gun and that he resisted arrest. hamilton says it's another example

hamilton went to the ground. so with mr. hamilton on the ground, the firing stops. as long as mr.hamilton was standing and armed with the officer's baton and had use thad against the officer already, he would be justified to employ force. >> the officer who shot hamilton has been fired for not following protoco protocols. the fbi will review the case to see if any federal charges are warranted. >>> when it comes to north korea, comedy is no laughing matter. we'll see what passes for entertainment in the hermit kingdom and why a punch line can wind you in a prison camp. >>> and we'll tell you how an australian father and his sons survived after getting stranded during a camping trip. the worss runny nose. i better take something. dayquill cold and flu doesn't treat your runny nose. seriously? alka-seltzer plus cold and cough fights your worst cold symptoms plus your runny nose. oh, what a relief it is. ♪ just look at those two. happy. in love. and saving so much money on their car insurance by switching to geico... well, just look at this setting. do you have the ring? oh, helzberg

skyfox overhead at the ppl plaza on hamilton street in allentown. night long there have been live musical performance and the fun will continue until 7:00 o'clock this evening. >>> new jersey lawmakers looking into the governor chris christie bridge gate scandal are set to receive a summary of their investigation. the committee handling the investigation plans to make it public on monday. the pam chairman says the report does not draw any conclusions but it does reveal some important information previously unknown to lawmakers. documents show a port authority official appointed by governor chris christie and a christie aid orchestrated lane shut downs at the george washington bridge as political pay back to a local mayor who did not support governor christie. >>> philadelphia city government is delaying the retirement of a dozen top officials and employees some of whom are said to be vital to preparations for next september's visit from pope francis. the administration is also reportedly planning to push back scheduled retirements for 100 police off

our dawn timmeney is live in hamilton. dawn, how did all of this come to light? >> reporter: well, that employee who hasn't work here very long wasn't feeling well. in fact his last day of work here was on november 24th. but then his condition worsened over the next several days. so much so that he went to the hospital. and that's where he got the worst possible news. >> hepatitis a can be mild but it can also be very serious leading to hospitalization. >> reporter: we're talking a serious case of confirmed hepatitis a that landed an employee here at rows is' restaurant in the hospital for the last self days. the health department notifying the restaurant in hamilton township just yesterday. the big concern, that worker is a food handler. >> they then can contaminate food by touching it and spreading hepatitis a causing significant illness in any way that comes in contact with it. >> the symptoms are gastro diarrhea, vomiting, fever, stomach pain. >> reporter: hamilton township health officials say anyone who ate at rows is' between november 10th and december 1st

skyfox overhead at the ppl plaza on hamilton street.ll night there have been live musical performances and the fun continues for about another 45 minutes running until 7:00 o'clock. >>> and turning back to your fox 29 weather authority. starting to feel little bit chilly out there this evening. >> yes it is. i did see the sun earlier today. i think i mentioned that before. happy to see that but it is cold out there. >> yeah, it is. i'm glad you got out enjoyed that sunshine because the cloud cover it's already moving back in across the area. but right now, dawn and iain, it is dry, but as we look at ultimate doppler, you can see it looks like ominous system off at the west. a lot of this is not even going to make it toward our area. moving mainly to the south and also moving in to some dry air but we'll continue to watch that batch of moisture. our next system most of the energy still well to the west right now moving toward the panhandle of texas and oklahoma. and that will be arriving at as we move toward friday afternoon and evening,

. >>> developing right now at 6:00 o'clock health officialness hamilton township are trying to prevent a hepatitis a out break. restaurant worker has been in the hospital for over a week now diagnosed with that virus. if you ate at rosa's restaurant in mercer county in the last week you could be at risk o i witness news reporter cleve bryan has more. >> in order for to us return today we had to be vaccinated. >> reporter: employees and customers of rosa's restaurant and kate nearing hamilton township need to take precaution after a kitchen worker became severely ill from hepatitis a. it is not fatal with you highly contagious. >> that makes this case so significant because he was a food handler and amount of people that went through facilitate. >> reporter: hundreds of people could be at risk because rosa's is a popular take out and catering business. it provides lunch to saint rayfield catholic school. health officials believe most children are covered by standard vaccinations a public health nurse was at the school tuesday and parents were alerted. rosa's had to close monday while th

hamilton went to the ground. as long as mr. hamilton was standing and armed with the officer's baton and had used that against the officer already, he would be justified using force. >> the man's brother said things to have change. >> we need to stop the violence in our community so we can get rid of these pigs that kill us. >> a lawyer for hamilton's family came out later and tried to down play the comment, saying the family was upset and nate hamilton did not want to incite violence, the family only wants justice. >> an army general will soon be determining the fate of bowe bergdahl. the investigation into his capture by the taliban has been turned over for possible prosecution. he was held for five years in afghanistan. his disappearance has been the subject of his debate with some in his own unit claiming he went awol. >> two bombs exploded around rush hour at a busy marketplace and bus station where 27 people were killed, 60 injured in nigeria. authorities suspect boko haram. >> boko haram has grown stronger in the last ye

so madison and hamilton respected one another until hamilton became secretary of the treasury under georgehington and began to make his financial plans clear. madison was trouble from the beginning but he eventually particularly when the issue of establishing a national bank came up he was deeply concerned. he didn't think that a bank was a bad idea. but at the constitutional convention and in fact he thought it was such a good idea that the constitutional convention he had proposed giving the congress the power to grant charters which is what you needed to hit wanted to establish a bank. congress didn't have that power and that was madison's problem. hamilton was simply running roughshod over the strict number of powers that congress had been given. there was no power to grant charters and madison thought you should not establish a bank. he lost the fight but he went on to kind of when the war i guess you would say. he established the first opposition of the political party. the party didn't have any better reputation than they do now. again this is counterintuitive. it was against the co

looking live right now at our parking lot at 1555 hamilton street in philadelphia. we want to load up that truck with presents, for deserving chin in our area. so ask you, hey, come on by, say hello, all do you have do is bring unwrapped toy to our studios. once again, we are located at 1555 hamilton street, and we will be here until 8:00 tonight. so you have 12 hours to swing by. much more on our "joy of sharing" campaign coming up throughout the morning and your day, bunch of volunteers taking hot cocoa break. you need the hot cocoa today. >> i know, very chilly outside. definitely taste of winter outside, so you do want to make sure to have the nice heavy coat ready to go. it just becomes second nature at this point of the year. we do still have cloud cover out there, too, sunlight won't help make it feel any warmer, but what it is doing is allowing perfect opportunity up on "skycam 3", in the poconos, for them to make a loft man-made snow, and that jet of man-made snow has been going all morning long. you know, we did have little milder air, helped melt away sno

the hamilton township health department officer overseeing this process as we speak. the township is asking anyone who dined at the restaurant between november 10th and this past monday to please take advantage of the vaccination clinic until about 8:00 tonight. again, an infectious disease expert will confirm by those state laboratory tests whether or not this second patient, in fact, does have hepatitis a., but we are told that it is highly likely. live in hamilton township, cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> also tonight, new protests about grand jury decisions in ferguson and new york city. in both cases, white police officers were not indicted after black men died while being arrested. protesters called for justice in north philadelphia today. the group gathered at noon on the temple university campus and began the demonstration with a die-in, lying on the ground every ten minutes. the protesters then marched through several academic buildings. >> the people in ferguson who are mad about this decision. i know protests and riots are happening. what are we going to do t

happening now at the colonial volunteer fire company is only for hamilton township residents. we can tell you that nbc 10's cydney long is on the way to that location. she will have live coverage for us coming up later in our newscast. live in the digital operations center, jacqueline london, nbc 10 news. >> all right, jacqueline. >>> stick with this story right now, i want to show you a live picture of the clinic where people are getting vaccinated this afternoon. nbc 10's cydney long is on her way to mercer county. she will have a live report from the clinic coming up on "nbc 10 news at 5." >>> he killed a little boy who was defending his sister. now the man who slashed a camden boy to death learns his fate in court. rivero was convicted of murdering 6-year-old dominic and the rape of his 12-year-old sister. it all happened in september of 2012. rivera broke into the family's ware street home. he attacked the 12-year-old when her younger brother tried to come to her aid, rivera slashed his throat. rivera was found hiding a few blocks away. he was sentenced to more than 100 y

stop by our studio and hamilton street.ou have until 8:00 tonight to drop off a giftment and make the holidays happier for some deserving children. ukee just grabbed his coat, headed downstairs, talk more about our "joy of sharing" coming up art break. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. >> ♪ looking for one of these? yoplait. smooth, creamy, and craved by the whole family. >> "joy of sharing" campaign wraps up today. checking toys throughout the holiday season, but not too late to join us, you have 13 hours still to come on by. uke knee our parking lot with details on how you can make the holidays little brighterment looking pretty comfortable there with that football, ukee. >> oh, yes, feels good. all of the toys are coming by, sports equipment, the dolls, the trucks, this is what it is all about. sharing the love for those who really need some help this time of year. and bring some smiles to their faces. as you said, erika, trying to fill up this truck. trying to get it done. we will de this. good hands! >> this is

hamilton. you know mr.have learned from the district attorneys not charging is that in milwaukee there is absolutely no right. we believe in people's civil rights are breached. there's a very, very low bar with our police department in terms of supporting and reenforcing people's civil rights and we think that the justice department needs to come in and look at this. >> uh-huh. >> hamilton was lying on a bench, aing taking in the summ sun, and he was fired by police chief flynn because we feel the officer escalated the situation beyond what was necessariful necessary. we was breaking a law and based on the broken window theory where you prosecute every public case. this man was sleeping in a public park during the day breaking the law and this situation escalated from him sleeping in the park until him becoming killed, unfortunately. and so we think the patterns and practices of the police department ought to be examined so that we can come together and really look at whether or not the police have any obli

. >> demonstrators chanting the name of don trail hamilton after that decision.e is the man fatally shot by officer christopher manny back in april. manny was doing a welfare check after calls of hamilton sleeping in downtown park. he says the two exchanged punches before hamilton grabbed his baton and hit him. manny fired back hitting hamilton 14 times. >> i could be deep and aware of the real historical reasons for concern but i cannot be swayed by passion or pre judgment in making these judgments regardless of how popular or unpopular that decision that of is. manny lost his job but has appealed is now trying to get dissable. hamilton's family says he suffered from schizophrenia and recently stopped taking his medication. our coverage on this developing story continues on our website. head to myfoxphilly.com. the story is right on our home page. >> on your radar tonight rain hitting right now. let's take a live look. this is i-95 at broad, oh, yeah, you can see the wet roads. my friends, this is only the beginning, right, scott. >> that's certainly right, lucy

in hamilton township i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> official there is in hamilton township set up a vaccination chin thick thursday. we will share more details on that just as soon as they're a railable. >>> new at 5:00 a close call in south jersey after a car plowed through a flower shop. that crash happened on the 1,000 block of sunset road in burlington and that is where "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live with the latest, syma. >> reporter: well, jessica, the driver is recovering, at the hospital tonight, after driving into this store. now the store owner has been cleaning up all day, they just finished up boarding the spot where the car went through. >> all of a you had is even i hear a loudest crash i have ever heard, glass shattering. >> reporter: jennifer kelly first heard the commotion and hen saw this, a car crashed into the sign at sunset florist shop in burlington, around 11:30 tuesday morning. >> i smelled smoke and burnt rubber and i dashed over to the side to see what had happened, and then i see a car in our stores. >> reporter: witnesses say th

there is one here. >> i know very little about -- i was going to say hamilton. arnold. i want to know why was he not promoted in the beginning? what happened that he did not get his promotion? is anything written that maybe he was just a sociopath or psychopath? >> i would not say he was a sociopath or a psychopath. my son who is a psychology professor describes man as the justifying animal. benedict arnold has a remarkable ability to justify everything he did. you read his letters, as a man of honor, he is always talking in terms of honor at this seemingly despicable lack of honor thing. look, benedict arnold was mistreated. the question about it. he got the short end of the stick. there is state jealousies involved. he rubs people the wrong way. it is a complicated story which i don't know all the details of. the main thing is, the fact that you are mistreated in the army, that does not justify you becoming a traitor to the enemy. there is a book by james kirby martin, a friend of mine, on benedict arnold. probably the best overall view of arnold. he is much more symp

that's at 1555 hamilton street.f you can't make it here, text donation, really so easy, more of texter, you can make a 10-dollar donation, by going to cbsphilly.com for more information, and also, more drop-off locations, you can help make the difference in the lives after child today. we'll be right back. >> here we go, eagles nation, essentially one-game season, the rest of the way. eagles on the road to play the washington redskins. joining us to talk more about the match up is the voice of your eagles from sports radio 94wip, mr. merrill reese. morning, merrill. >> morning, ukee. >> so would you agree or not? we are down to one game season so to speak. >> oh, absolutely, absolutely, all casino of scenarios, but eagles better win, too. this is where it starts. can you not afford to lose tomorrow. >> i heard that. now, last time out, eagles gotten win. but shady managed 22 yards, 19 carries, granted behind a patch work offensive line, washington still has an attack defense. how do you see it? >> well they do, patc

hamilton health officials are stocking up and offering doses of the hepatitis vaccine.mmend that anybody that ate at rose's restaurant get the vaccine after a worker tested positive for the disease. >> if it strikes in our commune, it can build rapidly to a big outbreak. >> it will be offered at the colonial fire department for a cost of $35, hepatitis a is the least significant of the strains, causing fever, loss of appetite and nausea and a host of other symptoms. >> stopping the spread is basic, good han washing after using the bathroom, and keeping gloves on when are you are dealing with food products. rose's was temporarily hut down after they learned that a prep cook was diagnosed with the disease. >> we washed down everything and threw away all food. which we did, we threw away everything and started from scratch. >> rose's has a large catering business but the business has plummeted and the business has lost thousands of dollars, roses was disordered except for a couple of takeout customers. >> megan and her family are regular customers. >> i got the vaccine bec

it's not laird hamilton. it's a 6-year-old. yeah, 6.s pint-sized prodigy is making a splash in the surfing world by shredding waves as big as he is in maui. he's known for co-inventing a new method called toe-in surfing. but he has only one priority. >> i like having fun. >> reporter: goes by baby "c," but he's no newbie, even at 6. >> i like it because it's fun. >> reporter: he's been riding waves since the ripe old age of 2. and he can hold his own alongside surfer five times his age. no wonder he got an early start. it's something of a family sport. >> i like surfing with my brothers but not when they're talking to me lifor like 24 hou. >> reporter: he says the waves don't intimidate him. >> i always know that god is with me. >> reporter: but what about mom? >> it was nerve-racking, but now i'm so proud of them after so many years. >> reporter: he's just getting started. as he grows, so will the size of the waves he conquers. >> i will surf for the rest of my life. when i grow up, i want to be a professional surfer. >> laird hamilton

hamilton grabbed manney's baton and hit him. manney opened fire, shooting hamilton 14 times. the shooting led to manney's firing for violating department policy for handling people with mental illnesses. but on monday, milwaukee county district attorney john chisholm said he had found manney acted in self-defense. >> after carefully analyzing the investigation, the forensic evidence in the case, the law, and the conclusions about the local use of force experts and the report have come to the conclusion the criminal charges are not appropriate in this case. i am releasing all the information related to this investigation so that you, the public, can see all of the facts related to this decision. >> the shooting of dontre hamilton has sparked mass protests in milwaukee including a highway shutdown friday which resulted in 74 arrests. the justice department has announced a federal review of the case. the united states has rejected as absurd north korea's call for a joint investigation into the hack of sony pictures. the obama admin

hamilton township, just to give you an example. eastbound side of the black horse pike, that is blocked off. go ahead and stick to route 40 as your aalternate, christine. >>> the noreastser pounding the jersey shore. you can see it here on the radar. jesse gary is live in north wildwood. jesse, i see the conditions have worsened since the last time we checked in with you. if you can tell us what's going on out there. >> well, christine, we've changed our camera position so now i'm facing the wind. so, the wind and the rain are blowing right into my face. i'll move out of the way and you can see this is jfk. this is what i wanted to show you. most people won't go to the beach, but almost everybody will be out riding mass transit or drived top and the wind and the water being whipped across jnk and sand being whipped across the roadway, as well. water blowing across the roadway and areas where there's pooling or flooding on roadways. you want to be careful and if you're just getting in your vehicle, make sure you do not let go of you

today, for our "joy of sharing" campaign, you can start dropping off toys at our station on hamilton street, that starts in 20 minutes, at 6:00 this morning. stop by, donate gift, come say hello, we'll show you where some of those toys will go to help children coming up. we have a big empty truck. let's fill that thing up together. we'll be right back. >> this instagram post shows two men with guns and a police officer. off duty officers wrestles at cvs. told suspect trying to steel thousands of dollars in pills from the pharmacy. and, us officials are considering their response to a cyber attack, believed to be connected to north korea. some politicians want to quote it as an expense over of terrorism. >> ♪ >>> this morning, the word is farewell. it is the ends after era as two late night hoses sign off this week. after nearly ten years, craig ferguson ends his run as the host of the late late show tonight. jay leno will be his final guest. tony award winner, james cordon will replace ferguson in march. in the interim guest hoses will fill n watch the final show right here on cbs-3.

between london road and hamilton avenue.th of wilmington in newark delaware don't forget the ramp if 95 northbound to 896 northbound closed until january. the ramp to the southbound lanes of 896 is opened. matt. >> thank you matt. >>> new on "action news" a man moo bragged on facebook about taking the law into his own hands is now a wandered man. memphis police say that's joseph johnson who had jumped out of his car and simply attacked a panhandler because johnson claims the man stole seven chainsaws from his tree removal business. he then posted a video of his beating on the facebook page. johnson is expected to be charged with simple assault once police track him down. he claims the panhandler is not homeless at all and used to work for him. other pan handlers say the attack was not warranted even if the theft claims are true. >>> also brand new a kentucky man is accused of burning down the house of a woman who rejected him on facebook. officers say 37-year-old james graham tried to gain the attention of joni yount through

george, you got a chance to talk to dontre hamilton's mother.l us what the family is saying about this? >> maria hamilton, ashleigh, she says she's frustrated by what happened. remember, this happened back in april so this family has been waiting for many, many months. there have been protests here in milwaukee for months. that answer came just the other day. it's an answer that the family is having a hard time understanding. keep in mind that this officer, ashleigh, was fired from his position by the police chief who basically said he put himself, chris manning, put himself in a position where he had no choice but to use deadly force, basically firing his weapon 14 times. so he was fired from his job, the family, many protesters, are trying to understand why he won't face criminal charges for what happened. >> so as i understand it, the situation was that the protocol wasn't followed properly in patting down dontre hamilton and that's what escalated into hamilton grabbing the officer's baton and attacking the officer after which the officer fir

hamilton.ot really calling for any rain, but the winds wicking up to near 40 and 50 miles an hour tuesday into new year's eve day. 55 today with sunny skies in vallejo and fairfield. look for 58 on the peninsula, as well as oakland. 57 san mateo and half moon bay. if you are headed into santa clara, temperatures will be in the mid-50s there with plenty of sunshine. the accuweather seven-day forecast, spare the air today. chilly tonight. but really nothing to write home about until tuesday night into wednesday where we have the breezy, windy conditions and the cold, cold air. maybe some high-elevation snow. and in the higher elevations, mt. hamilton. we look for the slowly warming testimonies for friday and saturday. boy, do we need rain so hopefully the next will bring us some. >> yeah, into the new year. >> yeah. >> thank you lisa. let's check out sports. raiders and 49ers close out their seasons this afternoon against division rivals. kickoff 1:25:00 p.m. and the niners end their inaugral sea

speaker, in my constituency, we are very proud of local boy, lewis hamilton.prime the -- would minister join me in congratulating lewis, ross brawn, who helped to design the car, and mercedes? of course? and does he agree that the british motor racing industry not only gives us a lot of entertainment, but it also gives us jobs, engineering skills, and british business success? >> i certainly join my honorable and learned friend in praising lewis hamilton. he is a young man with nerves of steel and huge ability, and he made everyone in our country proud. but i think my honorable friend is right. we should not just be proud of the driver is. we should be proud of the industry. all 19 of the formula 1 races last year were won by british-built cars. this is an enormous industry for our country. there are 43,000 people employed in oxfordshire alone in this industry. and it is also worth remembering that it is not just formula 1. i had a reception at no. 10 downing street for the whole motorsport industry, and it is very important to remember that that goes all the

professor, thank you, because you are going to publish a book about charles hamilton houston. to thank the audience for being here. join us for a reception outside. we can continue the conversation about mr. civil rights. [ applause ] >>> you have been watching c-span's american history tv. we want to hear from you. >>> we would like to tell about you some of our other american history tv programs. join us sunday at 4:00 for reel america featuring films by government and institution al groups. that's 4:00 p.m. eastern here on american history tv on c-span3. >>> here are some of our featured programs you will find this weekend. >>> next on american history tv, author and history professor michael ross discusses his book on the 1870 kidnapping of molly digby. she was abducted by two black women and it exacerbated racial tensions. the pratt library hosted this 50-minute event. >>> good evening. it's very nice to be here at the pratt library surrounded by pictures of edgar alan poe and

they determined quickly that hamilton was disturbed. mentally disturbed. the family said he has a history of mental illness. instead of dealing with him as a disturbed person, the police chief said he dealt with him as a criminal. a potential criminal. patting him down. they say that was the wrong way to approach this and this led to the chain of events in which the officer had no choice but to use deadly force and that's why they say they dismissed him from the force, not because he used excessive force, but he approached this the wrong way and violated the forces protocols in the handling of this case. >> nbc's john yang r79ing. thank you very much on that. the obama administration is weighing how to respond to the cyber attack on sony pictures. it was orchestrated by the north korean government. when asked whether the attack was an act of war. >> i don't think it was an act of war. i think it was vandalism that was costly and very expensive. we take it very seriously. we will respond proportionally as i said. >> this comes as they warn they will respond

. >>> a vaccination clinic is taking place at the hamilton township health building for those who dinedrant when a worker was hospitalized with hepatitis a. >> the "action news" is working on news stories for 4:00 p.m. >> here's alicia vitarelli, hi, alicia. coming coming up at 4:00, we're hearing from the woman at the center of a croafergal case. coming up at 4:00, a boy was carrying a toy gun in cleveland when an officer shot and killed him. hear what the mother is saying about the tragedy, plus in big talkers today, he volunteered to be eaten alive by an anaconda for a tv show. the shocking special that ended up falling flat. >>> and don't forget you can take us with you on the go if you haven't downloaded the free 6abc news app you can watch us streaming live on your smart phone or tablet. >> you guys up for the anaconda show? ah -- no. [laughter]. accuweather up next. imagine, loving your numbers. introducing once-daily invokana®. it's the first of a new kind of prescription medicine that's used along with diet and exercise to lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. invok