just like you hamilton family center is here to help. this video is a resource for school staff to help facilitate the partnership between the san francisco unified school district and hamilton family center. we're coming together to help connect you to essential resources available for homeless families. this video will show you what to look for so you can tell if a student might be homeless and direct you to the services available to help the student and their family get on the road for stable housing. not addressing this problem is robbing children of their potential and their future. >> the student and family maybe embarrassed about their situation and not ask for help. sometimes a student may seek help. other times you may only know by seeing certain signses the student is homeless and see the student with the same clothes or arrive early or leave late. the student might be hungry or hording food and not signs are not staying focus or staying in class and have trouble with homework and might be aggressive or territorial or the oppos

hamilton hamilton ♪ are you not throwing away my socks. >> rose: joining me now is the writer exezeras kail. hamilton is moved to broadway this summer. i'm pleased to have both of them at this table. welcome. it could not be better, could it? not being here but the response to this. it is really remark many. who is coming, everybody wants the hot ticket in town ever wants to come. the critics crave by it. two guests on my show peggy noonen over the weekend, david brooks today wrote wonderful columns about it. i mean what more do you need. >> you sit in a room for six years making something and you have the wildest dream version how you think the show would be received and we're experiencing that so we're just trying to hang on while we can. i started writing this in 2008 while i was still in my show in the height. i was on my first vacation from the show and i picked up the book at random at borders. >> rose: you said i'll take this one. >> it had great reviews on the back. i knew he died in a duel so i knew it would be a bang and fell in love with the story. really the dicksonian na

alexander hamilton wanted to charge forward. lin-manuel: alexander hamilton left behind 27 volumes.ft less than two. the tragedy of the show is, at the moment when burr is reckless and let's go, and hamilton is cautious, one kills the other. thomas: hamilton knew they would be bound forever. that would ensure his legacy as someone had to be spoken about he becomes slightly obsolete. somebody who had thought about death so much. here he was, toward the end, not empowered or able to effect change. we talked early on. it is a credit of the writing. we have seen a lot of stories about to enemies. let's make a story about two people who were dear and complex friends and one kills his friend. lin-manuel: who were soldiers, lawyers, statesmen together. charlie: you thought about playing burr? lin-manuel: every time i wrote a song, i thought, i should do it. he gets all the best songs of the show. now, you cannot imagine. it really fits leslie. he gets these wonderful moments. one my favorites being the room where it happens. he is talking about not in power. scene hamilton trade away the c

hamilton is nice but i see improvement. sleep on the jail bed. okay. maybe that's the best you could do but hamilton did give me room and board and i love the staff there but you have to make it more family friendly and card toonos the wall and the food and kid friendly and my son is not eating and it's like dog food and no disrespect to the place but this is my experience. i walk through the city of san francisco. i look at all of million dollar buildings and i was born and raised here and see all of the buildings and what are you doing for the kids here? it's about the kids. i have a eight year old boy. i love him but i am looking for a better place for him. you know me. i am looking for help. i don't know if you do anything for guys. i don't know but if you want to experience what i experience and grand a nephew or niece and with a suitcase and find resources. now calling for a bed. if you don't get a bed you will sleep on the floor period. on a jail bed, jail it is so i don't want to sugar coat it and they need more places like the hamilton. they d

the officer brought out the rule book. >> okay, hamilton. this here is the state prison operational procedure number 222. >> and set it down in front of dennis and said, look, here's what it says. >> in a nutshell, it says that every inmate will accept a cell mate. except if he has -- have you seen this? that means single cell status. if you're attached to your cdc number, then we'll never, ever try to house you with another inmate because you have gone through all the hoops, whatever it takes, either you committed battery on your inmate, your cell partners or you've, you know -- and it's now -- >> or commit battery. >> or a psychiatrist says you're not crazy. >> that's your answer. call the governor. that's pretty much it for me. >> hamilton was sent back to the hole. a few days later we heard of an alarming new development in his case. he assaulted an officer. >> sometimes you anticipate the moves in terms of what they're going to do and capability and sometimes you just are surprised. i -- i didn't think he was going to take it to this le

jefferson was rather shocked at the way hamilton looked. hamilton said i'm going to resign if i can't get the assumption of state debt. you are part of the administration. i need your support. the president supports it. i don't know very much about money, which is true. he died in great debt. but my friend james madison who is your strongest opponent in congress does. i propose you come to dinner tomorrow and we'll try to work something out. and so the next day jefferson's enslaved half brother cooked a wonderful french meal for the three men, madison, hamilton and jefferson and the compromise was worked out. all spring january february march, april may. we are now at late june 1790 behind the scenes negotiations trying to restore as they did the pennsylvania and virginia southern agreement for temporary philadelphia permanent. and madison said to hamilton, well, of course, i can't change my position on assumptions since i'm the leader of the opposition. i can tone the rhetoric down. and i can find you the votes that you need. you only need

the hamilton project works in partnership with the brookings institution. brookings contributes enormously to our intellectual vitality. since launching the hamilton project, our view has been that the objectives of economic policy should be growth, broad-based participation in that growth, and economic security. we believe that these objectives can be mutually reinforcing. for example, widespread income gains promote growth by increasing demand, by increasing the ability of workers to access education, nutrition, housing and so many inputs and factors that contribute to productivity and by increasing support, political support, public and political support for growth enhancing policies. we support market-based economics, and equally we support a strong role for government to perform the functions of markets that by their very nature will not perform. that takes us to today's subject, the future of work in the age of the machine. technological development and globalization are keys to increasing productivity and growth. but they put pressure on job creation

that's pretty much it for me. >> hamilton was sent back to the hole. days later, we heard of an alarming new development in his case. he had assaulted an officer. >> sometimes you anticipate your certain moves as far as what inmates are going do and their capability, and sometimes you are just surprised. i didn't think he was going to take it to this level where he would assault staff. >> the officer was not badly injured, but it landed hamilton back in administrative segregation with a high probability of being sent to the shu, a place most inmates dread. >> to me it's prison. it's still prison. it's not going to change. it's still prison. >> and set it down in front of dennis and said, look, here's next on lock up raw. >> >> charged with murder, a former call girl makes peace with the past. >> nice cars livin' like a star with the bling bling and gun on lock and load on a long dark road going nowhere. it comes in oral rinse, spray or gel, so there's moisturizing relief for everyone. biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. and, sometimes, an

you know, hamilton and others, would be -- sorry. so, madison's concern is what you really want to do, you really want to identify, what are the real interest in country has to work on? it is an interest at the convention because they have the delegates coming through. william patterson, sherman johnson, dickinson, martin -- at the end you do not find it very convincing or persuasive because you know that size is not a predictor of political behavior. size is not an issue. what will be an issue is -- slavery. this is a quotation. i miss the little at the bottom of the screen here. let's see if i can -- it's exciting as madison gives a speech on june 30. the convention is deadlocked and madison is trying to break the deadlock and the summarizes his position. it is important to identify those senses. they are entitled to security. basically we have to identify what are the real interest deserving recognition? by the way, my colleague at boston college, a jd historian type has a book coming out next year called "madison and payne." it h

this season. >> in the darkness, the spotlight was on hamilton. he was the man to match. there was no catching him from the start. behind him the predict fireworks between ferrari and mercedes played out. slipping to fourth, he rallied to claw back. looking untroubled, the race unfolded but pit stop problems nearly cost the lead. hamilton kept his cool in the desert heat, slowly building his lead while the battle for second and third raged behind. the pressure proved too much anticipated seized his opportunity with two laps to go. mercedes seemed to promise a procession to the podium, but since he last his brakes, mercedes lost a hope of a 1-2 fish. hamilton held on for his third win in four races. >> ferrari gave us a real good run for our money. it is difficult to look after the tires in these conditions, the high and a back markers. fortunately was able to keep the tires healthy and pull through. >> obviously you're never happen to finish second, but after the difficult start of the year, i'm a bit pleased to get some result. >> as hamilton con

lewis hamilton locked untroubled but pit stop problems nearly cost him the lead. re-entering the track nico rosberg and sebastien vettel were hot on his heels. lewis hamilton kept his cool in the desert heat, slowly building his lead, while the battle for second and third raged behind. the pressure too much for sebastien vettel and rosberg seized his opportunity, with two laps to go mercedes promised the procession to the podium. nico rosberg lost his brakes and mercedes lost hopes of a one-two finish. raikkonen reeked revenge for an early pass. lewis hamilton held on for his fourth win in four races. >> ferraris gave us a good run for money. it was hard to look after the tires. fortunately was able to keep the car together. >> obviously you never have to when you finish second. but at this side of the year, i'll placed to get some rul. >> reporter: as hamilton hits his rival's hopes out of the park they'll need to find an extra spark to stop him running away with the title. >> formula 1 chief bernie eccleston cities the matt grimshaw -- grand prix will go ahead.

hamilton police believe the officers made the right move. the suspect and is parents were transported to the capital health injured, but alive. >> the officers saved the individuals from serious bodily harm. >> it's shocking. you don't expect anything though happen here, it's very calm over here. i walk my dog and take my kids out for walk. other than that, it's a peaceful community. >> reporter: new jersey state police were in the home taking pictures and gathering evidence. investigators say the father is in critical condition. at last check his wife and son were being evaluated no names have been released. reporting in hamilton township, mercer county, new jersey, kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> a delaware county community is remembering a darby borough police officer who was shot and killed in his own home. mark hudson's parents were joined by others 0 for this candle light his girlfriend allegedly shot him. >> it's going to be a tough a couple of days coming up. we'll get by it and lay our hero to rest. >> the officer voluntee

hamilton. police arrested cortez hamilton in indiana with the couple's two children but there is in sign of the mother. >> i know that he murdered my sister. i think what he did to her was horrific how he murdered her what he has done to his children, what he has done to our family. >> authorities charged hamilton with first degree murder possession of the deadly weapon and other related charges. >>> the secret service is facing another scandal, the washington post reports a female employee accused a supervisor of assault after he made sexual advances toward her. according to this report xavier moral estimated advances toward her for a party celebrating his promotion. secret service spokesperson confirms morales was placed on leave and his security clearance was suspended. incident will be further investigated by the office of the inspector general. >>> after a career that spanned nearly five decade cbs news anchor bob schieffer is retiring. >> i wanted you all to be the first to know that this

hamilton township police believe their officers made the right move. suspect and his parents were all transported to capital health injured but alive. >> i think the quick actions by the officers involved saved the individuals at this point from serious bodily injury. >> residents who live in this quiet bedroom community watched the police process the scene and investigate the officer-involved shooth shooting. >> it's shocking. it is calm over here. >> i walk my dog, take my kids out for walks, and other than that it is at that peaceful community. >> right now new jersey state police are inside that home taking pictures and gathering evidence. investigators say that father is in critical condition tonight. at last check his wife and their son were still being evaluated. no names have been released rick. reporting live in hamilton township mercer county new jersey, kenneth moton channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> an autopsy set to determine the cause of death for a new jersey man who died in police custody yesterday. 32 year old phillip white of

built for business. ♪ >>> the hamilton county justice center houses around 1,300 inmates. hot meals and one bag lunched served each day. >> this is our dinner. okay? >> the facility depends on some of its most trusted inmate workers known as porters to make about 4,000 meals daily. >> brownies and a on the of squares. they actually trust was a knife down here for some reason. but it's chained to the table. can't do nothing with it. can't kill nobody. >> man of the year. best turkey in america, y'all. we prepare everything each day, early. a day ahead of time. so this will be ready for tomorrow. put it in the fridge. good to go for tomorrow >> working in the kitchen, fast pace. there is something going on somewhere in the kitchen. making sandwiches, as you can see. they are making breakfast. now we're on lunch. as soon as this is over we're doing dinner. every day. same routine. >> for inmates whose sentences allow for it, working in the kitchen can bring a faster release date. >> only reason i like working is you get three for one. each day i work is kind of like three day

. >>> officials at the hamilton county justice center in cincinnati, ohio say they have seen firsthandhe impact of drug use on the city and the jail. >> drugs are a huge problem. unfortunately, it is something that starts on the streets. and by the time it gets to the point where they are in the jail with us, they are withdrawing. and they will do anything to get those drugs back. so we can search all we want. they will always find ways to bring them in. it is a daily struggle and we do the best we can. sometimes we find them. sometimes we don't. you know, that is unfortunately the best we can do. >> most of the 1,300 men and women incarcerated here are only charged with crimes and awaiting trial and the resolution of their cases. but all are subjected to random shakedown, designed to keep drugs out of jail. >> everybody up lest go. >> every day we do a search. a shakedown on a floor every day. >> verve at seat. >> we'll pull the inmates out of their cell, set them in the middle of the day space. the dog will go through the cells and search the cells finding any contraband we cannot fi

all is going well for lewis hamilton. he's 13 clear of sebastien vettel, with nico rosberg four behind. the next race in bahrain in a week's time. >>> there was a near risk for competitors in a paris race. they raced over a railroad crossing while a barrier was coming down and a train approaching. one of the cyclists were clipped by the barrier. police held back the field. the race won by a man who won both classics since shaun kelly in 1986 >>> hundreds of foreign runners have been allowed to compete in the north korean marathon for the second time. locals packed to pyongyang to see the start of the race. an annual part of celebrations for kim il-sun grandfather of kim jong un. the race is now formally recognised by the international athletics federation. >>> indian tennis player and partner twice came out of retirement and are the new world doubles number one. they won in miami and indian wells recently. they beat casey dell aqua and her partner. hingis was called up to play doubt for the swiss federation cup team for t

wednesday a grand jury charged 32-year-old cortez hamilton keisha's husband with her murder. yet her body has not been found. >> i know that he murdered my sister. i think what he did to her was horrific. how he murdered her. what he's done to his children. what he's done to our family. >> reporter: keisha was in the process of leaving cortez. authorities found a bloody scene inside the couple's apartment. >> she was afraid of him and she was afraid of what he would do to her that night and they had been arguing. >> reporter: a day later state police arrested hamilton in end inn heading to st. louis missouri with the couple' twos children ages four and two months but no sign of keisha. her family now believes she's gone. but they are hoping to give her the burial she deserves. >> she was everybody's best friend. she was my best friend. she was everybody's she met best friend because she was just such a caring and loving person. >> reporter: keisha's children are in the care of her sister cortez hamilton has been charged with one count of first degree murder, possession of a d

had pit stop problems and nearly cost the lead and rossburg hot on his heels and hamilton kept cool heat while the battle of second and third raged behind and pressure too much and rossburg seized opportunity, with two laps to go mercedes saw per session to the podium and lost their brakes and one, two finish and talked about rossburg's early pass and himilton held on for the third win in four races. >> it gave us a good run for the money and look after the tires in the condition and markers and was able to keep the car together and keep it as healthy as possible and it never happens when you finish second but after a difficult start of the year i'm a bit laced to get some resolve. >> reporter: as hamilton hope to get this out of the park they will need to find an extra spark to stop him running way way with the title, cummings with al jazeera. >>> driver scandal and he is 27 points ahead of teammate rossburg and a point out of place behind him is ferrari's vessel and next race in spain next month and world champion rosi won a motto gp starting 8 on the grid and success came at the

. ♪ >>> while cincinnati, ohio's hamilton county justice center is originally built to hold 1,200 inmates now houses an average of 1300 men and women every day. most are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trials or the resolution of their cases. in the female population has grown significantly in recent years. >> females these days are committing crimes like the men. they are now in homicide, felonious assaults. now using weapons. >> society is changing. our norms are changing. and one of the things that has changed is the number of women that come to jail. >> kianna mcmeans came to jail an case that made headlines following release of a cell phone video that went viral. >> this video recorded saturday shows two women stripped naked, beaten and robbed. according to a hamilton county affidavit, 25-year-old keen tiac means is charged with participating in the assault. the victim's property was found inside her car. >> some people ain't think it was fun. i thought it was fun. some people thought i was just so wrong. talking about me. they don't even know me. don't even know the story

>>> thomas schiele has been keeping himself busy at the hamilton county justice center. dead run porter, picking up bodies for the coroner's office. >> every morning at breakfast, news comes on. i pretty much know my day. oh well i'll be leaving. three homicides last night. we're picking them up at the hospital. between homicides, accidental shootings and drug over doses, those three things right there is enough to keep a coroner busy. funeral homes are definitely secure with their jobs. >> thomas has been a one of a kind type of the dead run porter. i haven't had any negative feedback from any of the drivers that have gone out with him. to the contrary they've all said he's very responsible. very teattentive. he wants to do a good job every time. and it puts my mind at ease he's one of the guys out there doing the job. >> but this will be one of schiele's last runs. he is nearing the end of a 60 day sentence and will soon be leaving the jail. >> what's your plans for the future? >> well, number one above all is not to come back to jail. >> good. >> i got a job waiting o

hamilton's heart ache began last month when his daughter cecily and another teenager died after theircreek. residents had long pushed for guard rails on this bridge and hamilton tired of waiting for the county to do something and still grieving the loss of his daughter set out to build a guardrail of his own last weekend. >> my officers are out there in the east the moment. they got to make a decision like that. >> reporter: sheriff walden sports his deputees initial arrest of hamilton caught on video but the video did something else. it inspired people to act. >> it was the fact that they live so close to me. it was so close to home i felt like i can make a difference for once. >> reporter: jacqueline leblanc started a petition a call to the sheriff and the da to drop the charges. it had nearly 2,000 signatures in less than 20 hours. >> i just pictured him crying putting up this barrier just what i saw in my head when i read the articles and i felt, you know sad. i felt sympathy for him. >> reporter: thousands of others did too. this video was played all over the world and the sherif

news just into us here, chopper 6 hd over the merge between route 40 and route 322 eastbound at hamilton, according to police a tractor trailer struck a pole and took down the wires in this area but the occupant of that tractor trailer got up and fled the scene so police are there trying to talk to witnesses trying to figure out where that person went to. police are trying to track that driver down and you are asked to call hamilton police all eastbound lanes of route 322 will shut down right now and police expect this to take sometime at least five hours to get this scene cleaned upright now, several traffic lights in the area without power and some local power outages south of this accident scene right now we'll keep you posted on this breaking news from hamilton township, new jersey today. police are still looking for the person that shot two women as they walked on a wilmington sidewalk. martise brown the mother of two has now died and the second woman remains hospitalized. police believe that they drove up and shot the victims a large crowd surrounded them as paramedics performed cp

we are headed to hamilton knowledge. >> thank you. there is this note, the baltimore orioles will play the white sox tomorrow at camden yards and the game will be closed to the public the orioles and white sox will play to no crowd. world news tonight with david muir will have the latest from baltimore ahead at 6:30 after our broadcast. you can find updates on baltimore at 6abc.com you can see reports and videos from kenneth moton and we posted photographs from the scene and you can fine it now at 6abc.com. >> other news tonight, 75 people were evacuated from a plane that made an emergency landing now at philadelphia international airport, the plane was headed from raleigh, north carolina to newark international. annie mccormick is live at the airport. what was the problem with the plane? >> reporter: jim, the problem appears to be with the engine luckily though all the people on board more than 70 including the crew did land safely. one man was transported to penn presbyterian hospital he had issues with his heart but has an under ly

alexander hamilton. the opening number. >> before we see that. >> yes. >> is that what the president responded to when he said geithner should see this. >> yeah i told the a essentialed auses yens this is the my first time performing the song in public. she asked me to perform something from the in heights and i said i have 16 bars about the first treasury secretary. and they allowed me to close out the show with that. and his response was somebody got to get geithner in here. because you know. >> he thought of geithner as a hamilton? >> i think he had a quote at that time because the economic crisis had just everything had just blown up. and he said quitener's got the hardest job as treasury secretary since alexander hamilton. i think that was his quote on the record about what geithner had ahead of him this was very early in obama's administration. he performed in may 2009. so they were just rigging out-- figuring out how to do this thing. how to get us out of the hole we were in. so i think he was tic

>>> every year about 55,000 men and women pass through the booking department of the hamilton countyce center in cincinnati. >> i got a pair in my purse. >> most will be released within hours. but for those who stay the jail will become their home for an indefinite period of time. the job of keeping it clean falls to inmate workers, known here as porters, like tomas schiele. >> my day starts with empty trash cans, take care of the halls. >> in jail i mean i am somebody. in here i feel needed, i guess. i have a purpose. when i get outside, it's a total 180. i just got of jail. i'm a criminal, a felon, on probation. i don't deserve a chance. >> he's serving a stint. 60 day sentence. failure to comply with an officer and obstruction of official business. he says following an argument with his girlfriend, he drove off in anger and evaded police when they tried to pull him over. >> i got away but cincinnati doesn't play around. they ended up surrounded my house and they got me. i make stupid decisions like that. i don't think before i act. i make very bad decisions. and 10 seconds later i

alexander hamilton had a very bad case but survived.hat was part of the torment but the real torment for washington was to see that his friends and the men he respected, instead of coming together to make a new form of government, were falling apart into two parties. he would never have believed that jefferson and madison and hamilton would become enemies of one another and that they would do everything they could to keep each other out of office instead of working together. host: before we leave this section, we will work our way through earlier parts of her life -- you mentioned adams. martha washington had a relationship with abigail adams. i was tickled to find out there was almost a sisterhood of revolutionary ladies. who was in that and how did they interact? patricia: they really had a lot in common. there were both wives who were partners. they were not wives who were stuck and left out of everything. they were both deeply committed to the idea of this new republic. that is something they cared about. it was political in that se

and a member of the advisory council on the hamilton project. we close by extending the particular thanks to melissa who i have already mentioned, the director kristen mcintosh, the managing director come and brad the visiting fellow at the hamilton project providing the intellectual constructs for the session and putting together what is a workable program. let me also thank the member of the staff for everything we do projects with that let me turn the podium over to roger altman. good morning everyone. i will be brief. i think that the upcoming framing remarks and the panels that we are about to have our going to fit anyone's description of provocative and i want to thank the entire hamilton staffer once again organizing an event as rich as this and as substantive as this. we are going to start with framing remarks. they are both professors at mit and the school of management. and the principle research scientist at mit and in the field of research is the impact of digital technologies on business, the economy and on society. so we really cou

on monday in the presumed death of the keisha hamilton. investigators say she was last seen on january the tenth, cortez hamilton was a arrested that day in indiana where he was found with the couple's two young children. while keisha is still missing prosecutors believe there is sufficient evidence to bring murder charge. >>> a south philadelphia man is arraigned accused of shooting his father in the face. police say 22-year old kymere corbin shot his father elbert corbin while his father was driving in the westbound lanes of the schuylkill in conshohocken. kymere was in the back seat of the car corbin's father was driving his son to get treatment for drug and mental health issues. elbert corbin is in critical condition tonight corbin's mother, who was in the passenger seat, was not injured. >>> well, a chester county dj is facing a laundry list of serious charges tonight and being accused of assaulting a a woman he met through a internet post for models. but as our alexandria hoff found that allegations led investigators to other shockin

so i googled hamilton hip-hop and it was not there. you will see my show, but that was the first thing that jumped out at me. this was a fundamental hip-hop story. charlie: i'm just like my country. and i am not throwing away my shot. [laughter] is that what the president responded to what he said that tim geithner should see this? >> this is my first time performing this song in public. they asked me to perform something and i said i have the first treasury secretary. they allowed me to close out the show with that. he said that somebody ought to get geithner in here. i think he had a quote at that time because the economic crisis, everything had just blown up. he said tim geithner has the hardest job since alexander hamilton. i think it was his quote on the record of what tim geithner had ahead of him. and so, they were just figuring out how to do this and how to get us out of the hole we were in. i think he was tickled by the fact that i made a treasury secretary saying. and that song was from his perspective. he also performed it f

. >>> cortez hamilton faces first degree murder charges in the death of his wife keisha hamilton. authorities say he killed her with a ham inner front of their two children. keisha hamilton disappeared in january and her remains have not yet been found. >>> people in missouri are cleaning up this morning after severe storms blow through the midwest, national weather service says a tornado may have caused all this damage outside st. louis and they are dealing with the threat oven more severe storms to day. >>> that windshield is another casualty of the same storms tennis ball sized hail the shattered a storm chaser's windshield in several spots as he drove through a rural area, near wichita. >>> our time is just past 5:00 43. let's get more on our weather with carol. >> it is a lot more quieter. our weather watchers are up and finding a variety of conditions. we have got 35-degree temperature as we head well to the the north and that is where we are finding keith. he says in sailorsberg it feels like win the they're morning. come on, spring you are late arriving, i know, is what th

keisha hamilton vanish january 10th. her remains have never been found. she's still classified as missing. >> we wouldn't have brought the charge if we weren't, you know, assured that we would be able to successfully bring the case to a successful conclusion. it is more challenging then other cases would be. >> keisha hamilton's two children are in the care of her sister. >>> philadelphia police have a teenage inner custody after abducting a one year-old in kensington. it started on east clementine street. a 14 year-old took off in her uncle's car. it is believed the teen and child are related. police used the car's on star to track its location. they found it on sidenham street. >>> right now 5:09. another black eye for secret service, latest scandal involving a high ranking official. >>> it looks like a waterfall inside a busy subway station see what cause that had wet mess on the ground. >>> plus trees are toppled after severe storms blow through midwest and one storm chaser had a rough day on the job. >>> another cool cloudy day, car will ol will let

alexander hamilton loved the ladies, and they returned his interest.t one point in the war -- this is before hamilton married betsy schuyler -- martha had an amorous tomkat -- tomcat that she named hamilton in tribute to the future secretary of the treasury. host: i'm going to move to another question. [laughter] this is from tom, of all things from bethesda, maryland. caller: there was a special relationship between george washington and the marquis de lafayette. how did martha washington get along with the marquis the lafayette and his family? patricia: he was another of the young men that she became a mother to. when he came, he was although , the richest man in france, he was one of the most unhappy. he was escaping persecution by his in-laws and by the court and he came there as a young man. he was 18 years old when she finally met him. she saw him as another son. she treated him that way. he loved it. he saw a part of that as what america was like, where people could be made over and he could be made over. richard: he also was one of the many obs

hamilton, yeah it produced dozen at least showers over mt.ilton you'll see here shortly that the cloud eventually collapses as it moved southward. i want to show you that cell, it was obviously very isolated, moved through over mt. hamilton earlier, and we are not expecting a repeat of that. here is where most of the activities firing up in the mountains from northern to the northern california to central sierra sierra, we've been seeing thunderstorms developing, and even a few lightning strikes down in southern california, lake tahoe camera showing you still dark clouds and scattered showers and thunder still in the forecast for tomorrow. 57 right now in san francisco, it's 62 in oakland. san carlos, san jose all in the 60s. right now it is 54 degrees in half-moon bay with some gray skies lingering. beautiful view from the south beach camera looking out towards the bay where we have a mix of high clouds and sun. 68 in santa rosa, it is currently 71 degrees in fairfield and 68 in concord, livermore, just a degree behind. highs so far mid-50s