>> hamilton: one. >> rose: why is that? >> hamilton: well, i don't know. i think, in the future, there'll be more. >> rose: you're a role model? >> hamilton: i hope so. >> rose: you are, in fact, the face of formula one. you're the guy. so, all of a sudden, formula one looks to you and says, you know... >> hamilton: "we need you." >> rose: "we need you." ( laughter ) they need you. >> hamilton: well, i think we need each other. >> rose: no race car driver becomes a champion without a team... and a fast car. we went to mercedes' f1 headquarters in england to see the one hamilton drove last season. you said the top speed of this one is what? >> hamilton: 200... 220, 230. to indy or nascar? >> hamilton: well, this car will kill both of those cars. >> rose: kill them? >> hamilton: kill them. the speed in which we get to... to a 100 miles an hour is probably similar to... to an indy car. but it's what this car does through a corner. it's like a fighter jet on wheels. >> rose: the aerodynamic wings of the car allow it to hug the ground and take corners at over 1

>> hamilton: yeah. it's like you're strapped to a rocket. i mean, it's like, "how do you control this rocket?" it's like a raging bull. it's wild. it's sexy. it's fast. >> rose: lewis hamilton was the fastest in 2008, when he clinched his first world championship at the brazilian grand prix. >>>>ou will never see a more dramatic conclusion to any motor race. >> rose: no one in the crowd was more proud than his father and manager, anthony hamilton. he was only 23; at the time, the of the sport. today, hamiltotos 43 career victories put him third ononhe formula one all-time list. and the englishman is only 30 years old. >> hamilton: i want to crush everyone. i want to outsmart everyone. >> rose: you want to crush everyone. >> hamilton: i do. >> rose: at the italian grand prix last september, he did just that as the ferrari faithful and the cream of europopn society looked on. hamilton in his mercedes was the ultimate driving machine, winning the pole position, leading the race from start to finish. >> con

he's called nigbor hamilton. people like benjamin day, even people who trash him, like bennett who is one of the great american writers. he's a fascinating, brilliant, difficult man, but even he has to admit that there's something there to this guy. benjamin day, as i said said before, he's his best friend and day rates were positively about him. it's kinda like getting old you lose names. the sun newspaper who was benjamin day's brother-in-law, attacked him but then that led, and that was in part because moses, someone moses. >> the editor of the proprietor of the newspaper, they end up having benjamin day as his brother-in-law and he sells the newspaper to his brother-in-law and day later on says it was the stupidest thing he ever did. the two fallout and then they have a big arrival and it hinges on jeremiah hamilton because the editor of the sun newspaper says , warned him not to hang around with this black man. so benjamin day is forced to sue for libel and it hinges on the character of jeremiah hamilton and

hamilton the stands with his life cinematic its vividness. the trial that was the talk of the town more than the occasional angry confrontation. with all this he never took one backward step. if you crossed him he returned the favor and a few percent for interest. it is one thing for vendor build or any other white man but with a so-called prince of darkness to be named in such a fashion. he never seem to care too much. because also be trying his luck on wall street. he had learned as things should be balanced for the most part in the lot was something to be taken advantage of. he was at home in court rooms new york society libraries and could tell you which stocks were a good bite, or talk about the history of tom jones. he took a steamboat to cuba and arranged to go over on the ship. and he became rich while winning help the american nightmare of race. "prince of darkness" was an extraordinary figure. by telling of the untold story of jeremiah hamilton wall street's first black millionaire beginning in the year in which he was first under t

"hamilton"? >> jon: i saw it, it's great. >> stephen: isn't it incredible. >> stephen: nice lyrics and good research, too. >> stephen: it is. that's what i look for in my musicals, excellent research. >> stephen: yeah. >> stephen: i didn't have to read the bible because i saw "jesus christ superstar." >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: i'm very excited for him to come out here a little bit later. i want to take a moment to say how much i like the opening credits of the show. i want you to know, they were created by a wonderful absolutely perfect argentinian name of fernando-- wait for it-- livschitz, of the buenos aires livschitz. in the run-up to the show, i stumbled on a wonderful tilt shift video of new york he made called "scales," which he shot in, like, two days with a handheld camera and no permits. so don't tell the cops. so, i said, "get me livschitz!" and we got him on the skype. he was a gentle, soft-spoken, wonderful guy, who has none. i think he thought i was some sort of jimmy kimmel prank.

now that hamilton's going to come off the 10 dollar bill? >> i don't think he is. >> stephen: really? the plan was to take him off by 2017. do you think you singlehandedly have kept him on the bill? >> i don't think i have. >> stephen: i think you have. honest to god, up until your music, who talked about alexander hamilton? people thought he was a president, but he was never a president. >> no, he was just a guy on the 10. but, you know, people h he always underestimated alexander hamilton. i picture the ghost of hamilton being like, "i'm not coming off that money. i have more things to say." >> stephen: he invented the money. >> he created our financial system. like, one guy created our financial system. >> stephen: it's not just learning about hamilton, but you're seeing new york has this amazing colonial history. you don't think we're living in a colonial town. i grew up in charleston, south carolina, which is like colonial under glass. you're not allowed to change anything. but new york is always making history because of people like wh

his play "hamilton" is at the richard rogers tater right now. and the cast soundtrack is available wherever music is sold. go get it. this thing is going to play forever. >> i hope so. >> stephen: it's amazing and every high school is going to do it, right?? >> i'm really e eited about that. >> stephen: it's the best possible thing. have a lot of kids come see it? >> yeah. we have an initiative, 20,000 new york city school kid coming next year. the rockefeller foundation is payingngor it. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: so what's-- so, like, what's next. upon upon this has been such a hit. another musical about a founding father? >> i think i'm good on founding fathers for a while? >> stephen: really. people love sequels and hollywood loves imitation. do another founding father and do one about him. >> hamilton's kind of my guy. >> stephen: i understand that. >> stephen: but there are a lot of other guys. what about button gwinnett? he signed the declaration of independence. >> i don't know who that is. >> stephen: you don't know who that i

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hamilton says, "i think there are a couple things. one, when you wrap the arms across the chest, you're really essentially swaddling them. when you wrap their arms, they recognize that feeling." dr. hamilton says the reminds babies of experience inside the still, this father of this video, , ich he made for his own patients, would become so popular. but, as moms and dads all over the world give it a try, who's only 2 weeks old. betsy says, "they like this and held hand." hungry or not feeling well, dr. hold" might not work. but, if you're a sleep-deprived parent looking for a few secocos of pepee, it just might be worth a try. jenna: if you want to see dr. hamilton's full video demonstrating "the hold", you can find that on my facebook page, just search jenna rehnstrom - abc9 news. and, if it works, let me know - i wish this video would've been around a few years ago, when i was a new mom. jessica rae: after the break... howard has a holiday treat that will warm your tummy and your heart... stay tuned for the full recipe hot cocoa dur

hamilton says (in a crying baby." it's called "the hold", the creation of santa monica doctor robert hamilton. over his 30 years as a pediatrician, the technique evolved as he looked for gentle ways to quiet baby after their check-up and shots. dr. hamilton says, "frequently after i would examine a child, i would gently try to comfort them and quiet them, so i could finish my conversation with the family and tell them about the immunizations and all the things that pediatricians do." jenna rehnstrom, in an interview with dr. hamilton says, "since you've been around so many babies, what do you think it is about that position that so comforting to an infant. dr. hamilton says, "i think there are a couple things. one, when you wrap the arms across the chest, you're really essentially swaddling them. when you wrap their arms, they recognize dr. hamilton says the reminds babies of the movements they experience inside the still, this father of six never imagined this video, which he made for his own become so popular. but,

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thanks for having me. >> rose: go see hamilton, if you can.ng sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. >> announcer: this is "nightly business report," with tyler mathisen and sue herera. >>> fed fixation. wall street is laser focused on the federal reserve this week as the central bank could raise interest rates for the first time since 2006. we'll look at what it all means. >>> fund safety. the company that blocked investor withdrawals from its junk bond fund and rattled the markets last week fires its ceo. so how can you tell if your fund is safe? >>> and force fed. how companies are lining up to get a piece of the multimillion-dollar pie the new "star wars" movie is expected to reap. all that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for monday december 14th. >>> good evening, everyone, and welcome. i'm sharon epperson in tonight fo

>> it's the best form for hamilton.from him, it's a wonderful language for our revolution. we need a revolutionary language to describe a revolution. and this was-- >> brown: you mean hundreds of years later? >> we're separated by an ocean from britain, so this wasn't a fist-fight. this was a war of ideas, in a sense. and so we needed not only great fighters, but great thinkers to navigate us from rebellion to the forging of a new nation. and so hip-hop is uniquely suited to that, because we get more language per measure than any other musical form. >> brown: what about the casting of the founding fathers as latino, as black? is that an important part of this to you? >> i think so. i think one of our overarching goals with this show is-- with any show-- is, you want to eliminate any distance between your audience and your story. and so let's not pretend this is a textbook. let's make the founders of our country look like what our country looks like now. this is what our-- >> brown: so, it's not a costume epic with a dis

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that's coming up. >>> mount hamilton you will see a road closure between kimby and mount hamilton.o metering lights. but we have a backup in the cash lanes. it's lighter than usual because it's 5:35 and typically those lights would have already been turned 0 on on a regular work way. ruby hill, one lane open. south bay your drive times look good. no delays at guadalupe parkway, 130 closed between kimably and mount hamilton. kane that in -- keep it that in mind. >>> police are trying to track down a fairfield woman of animal abuse. video showing a woman throwing a pug at pennsylvania and texas street. solano county animal services identified the woman as randi chin. they say this is connected to an argue men between the suspect and her boyfriend. >>> crews in southern california are close to containing a wildfire that's burned more than 1200 acres in ventura county. the fire is now 75% contained. investigators say it was started by -- by arcing power lines. >> the root systems that would traditionally hold this soil in place are gone. if we get intense rain, say an inch an hour or m

formula one champion lewis hamilton. and music from band of merrymakers. with cleto and the cletones. and now, be warned, here's jimmy >> jimmy: welcome to the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. the holidays, got a lot of crazy people in the audience tonight. it's hard to believe it's december already. we don't have seasons here in l.a. so one minute it's fourth of july, you're firing bottle rockets at your neighbor's roof. next thing you know there's a up. i was thinking about this today, there's not much of 2015 left. i don't know about you but i plan to make the most of it. you know what i'm going to do year? i'm going to party. [ cheers and applause ] i haven't really ever partied before. the end of the year awards season has begun. people are making their lists of the top ten best or worst this or that. "time" magazine today revealed their person of the year. this is something they do every year. that person is german chancellor angela merkel. she is -- it's not an-gel-la, it's angle-la. the first woman to be named person o

lewis hamilton and band of merrymakers is on the way. as you know we're in the heat of holiday shopping season. and no gifts are more sought-after this year than those covered in jedis and wookies. luckily for you, kohl's is the ultimate destination for star wars products and nobody knows that better than their new what do you want for christmas? >> star wars action figure. >> santa clause going to get it for you. stay here. don't touch my stuff. ho hoe ho ho! where, where -- right here. here it is. >> i also want a star wars kiler -- >> who? sorry. sorry, my friend. here it is. >> thanks, santa claus. just a few more things. >> okay. ow. sorry! excuse me! here. >> you forgot the extendable light saber. >> maybe you'll get it for your birthday. santa needs to lay down. >> dicky: brought to you by kohl's. >> jimmy: we'll be right back with lewis hamilton! [ cheers and applause ] can i have a little more? five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten i love you sail the ship chop the tree skip the rope look at me all together now i wish dad was here

let me turn to hamilton. why? it has such a hold on all of us.veryone is -- i did a piece that the genius is all there. but what is it for you? that makes it so magical? it is unlike anything i have ever been part of or ever seen before. i got to see the show before i joined the cast off broadway. the actor that was playing king george off broadway to leave to fulfill another commitment. i stepped in. i am friends with lin. the most energetic, positive, intoxicating human being. .e met years before he asked me to come in and step in for this actor playing king george off-broadway. i said yes without having seen or heard anything because of lin. he's a person you say yes to. i sat in the audience of the public theater, and you could feel the energy in the theater before the showing even began. wepthow began and i just from start to finish. ingenuity ofy the the writing. the freshness and the direction. the choreography in the cast. the whole idea was just so incredible. let alone the story itself. is such an emotional, moving, inspiring piece. i g

it's so amazing to be breathing in the air of the hamilton experience.t alone is incredibly special and something i will never forget. charlie: has broadway seen anything like this for a while? jonathan: no. what was really interesting is that we were doing interviews. the album had not come out yet. the 60 minutes piece had not come out yet. they had not released clips from the show. and so, for about 2.5 months, we were sold out. no one would know anything about the show and the lights would go down. people would start screaming like they knew what was going to happen. it was like rent in the 10th year when people have the words memorized. this was the lights going down with people excited about a show. an original piece of theater with no celebrities. even a historical celebrity -- charlie: all kinds of people. hispanics, blacks, all playing the founding fathers. jonathan: thomas jefferson and lafayette -- it's brilliant. and that people are embracing it. when president obama came to see it for the first time, he saw the sixth preview. he came backsta

leslie fenwick of howard university, matt mcdonald of hamilton place strategies and george hamilton ofton university, we have management at the table. is cost really playing enough of a role when inspirational families aspirationalfamilies are playinr a role in making a choice? >> absolutely they are. we have to know our economy is less than 30% of the country having bachelor's degrees. there is some sense in the american psyche that in order for me to get a job i may not need that college degree if only 25 to 30% of the population actually earns the degree. and i think also part of the psyche is that we have a president of the united states and a first lady who came to office owing student loan debt and mate it apparent that the -- made it apparent that the length of years individuals are engaged in the payment of debt is serious and it affects people well into their 40s and 50s and even professional individuals. i think families are considering all of that in their choice and they're trying to make the most economical decision. we've seen more students who are seeking a community col

hamilton has snow for christmas.on't be able to drive there though. so don't attempt that. mount hamilton road is closed east of quimby . it's a treacherous drive. i tried to do that once for a news story when we were chasing the snow. it was a live truck we got stuck and it was a mess. >> even in the best of circumstances you can't go up there -- there's 365 turns on the road up to mount hamilton one for every day of the year. i wouldn't want to count. >>> beautifully lit up san francisco right now embarcadero and the numbers, as we're here in the predawn hours of christmas morning, merry christmas to you and thanks for coming by channel 5 and to our crew as well bringing you this telecast this morning. 36 degrees at concord. oakland 37. livermore 32. san francisco 46 degrees. in san jose it's 34. see that you will that purple? freeze watches are posted for tonight and for tomorrow night. that will be the next weather headline. because the rain has pretty much dried up. there's a few cells offshore. sun coming up to

hamilton. [applause] a leading voice on national security and foreign policy, lee h.amilton has played a pivotal role in developing solutions to some of the most complex challenges of our times. his leadership in congress reflected his profound commitment to preserving the safety and integrity of our nation. and his role in promoting pacific engagement has made an impact for generations to come. lee h. hamilton has help steer the course of american history in a spirit of bipartisanship and he continues to strengthen the homeland and promote diplomacy. [applause] katherine g. johnson. [applause] with her razor-sharp mathematical mind, katherine g. johnson helped broaden the scope of space travel charting new frontiers for humanity's exploration of space and creating new possibilities for all humankind. from sending the first american to space to the first moon landing, she played a critical role in many of nasa's milestones. katherine g. johnson refused to be limited by society's expectations of her gender and race by expanding the boundaries of humanity's reach. [appl

this is new video just in from hamilton. flurries here and there but it it is wednesday, december 30th december 30th in, i'm daniel miller in for gene lavanchy. >> sara: i'm sara underwood. shiri joins us on how long it will take to warm up. >> shiri: temperatures here in the 20s from boston to norwood off to the north and east. northeastern mass we have new hampshire, central massachusetts, real cool start to the day and even where we got lower 30s, still freezing southcoast and south shore, temps slightly above freezing and couple sprinkles over the cape and something i will be watching for you here and 9:00 a.m. look at how slow the warm-up is, temperatures in the 20s widespread at 9:00 a.m., noon time comes along and temperatures will be right around freezing for lunchtime still loads of clouds out there, clouds have a tough time breaking up today and at 5:00 p.m. they will have a cloudy drive home from work with mid-30s, but we got more freezing rain developing overnight tonight. 36 to 42 today, mostly cloudy with patch

hamilton wanted a larger army which fenagled his way. and hamilton sees this as a path to glory.his is his ticket to fame. in the 18th century to be famous you have to do something positive, he's the guy that, for example, brings louisiana to the conquest, that puts him up, there's no mount rurshmore then. adams thought the most compatible of the republican government. we are not going on any crazy adventures. and then eventually come around and decide to negotiate for various reasons, one of the reasons the american navy. various other things too. so look at adams of diplomacy. madison is an intriguing figure. i picture adams in a room like this, sort of surroundings. it was his job to send back stuff that was unobtainable in the united states. he would send back furniture. i always tell my students, jefferson sent a weird delicacy. in 1785 there are no italian restaurants in the united states. the most important thing that jefferson sent crates and crates of books back, and madison went through all these. he prayered a list for a library of congress that ran to some 600 volumes