hamilton.reward in heaven will be bestowed on anyone contributing to bringing this murderer to justice. and both john and susan had received threatening phone calls that week. >> i was afraid for his safety. there were things done that were dangerous, trying to set fire to his clinic, vandalizing his home, just putting out brochures all over his neighborhood and his kids' school, said wanted dead or alive. >> what's more, only days before the murder, another anti-abortion group had applied for a permit to stage a protest in front of hamilton's house. >> i interviewed those people. every avenue was checked. other issues about maybe was it a burglary, we checked every avenue of any burglary similar, remotely close in the neighborhood. >> as is routine in domestic murders, the detective would look at the spouse, john hamilton, himself. in this case, though, the spouse had an alibi and a good one. he'd been up at dawn for a 7:00 a.m. surgery at an outpatient clinic. it was over by 8:00 and afterwar

hamilton: ...from the first time. so we're getting there. - i was so depressed. oh! hamilton: yeah. awesome job. - thank you. hamilton: we're getting there, and from here on out, it's gonna be smooth sailing. and all i need you to do is to get your forms to me, and i'll do the rest. watkins: all right. all right. that sounds good. yeah. it's like one way or another, i don't know if i'm gonna be able to sell the house or short sell the house, or leave the house. i'm gonna have to play it by ear and see what happens. a lot of people on the route have been here for many, many years, and some of the kids, i'm e only maian they've ever known. did you know your mailman's first name by any chance? pam: one of them. - yeah, i knew one of mine, too: e.c. edwards. hey, now. - hey. watkins: something i like about this gig, i remember... there's these faces that i do, like this. you've seen me do that before? mm-hmm. all these crazy faces. you've seen them, right? well, this one, i used to always do when i go up to elementary school on my route. there's one little boy, whenever i go like this,

but the former seat of hamilton was vastly nadia. a real palace long since destroyed to day, it exists only in photographs along with its imposing size. the legendary hamilton palace was also a kind of treasure chest for art. it was the 10th duke of hamilton, who was fascinated with extraordinary works of art, who amassed this treasure. the 10th kick of hamilton was a very shy man. he was a very proud man. he was very proud of the fact, but he was duke of hamilton and brandon, he was the premier peer of software and he wanted people to really appreciate that he was a very, very, very important individual. and he put together a power house and a treasure house which reflects the importance of himself and his family. and it is an actual fact, a demonstration of his status. the duke went out of his way to leave a lasting impression on his visits. his so you came in to was very, very fine room. we'll see. and bookcases right around the walls, glaze bookcases and, and then you would have perhaps opened or he would have opened one of the g

>> trevor: hamilton. >> hamilton, no one has ever thought of that, that would crush. >> trevor: yes, i think a hamilton musical would do well. >> that is what mi saying, so now we're back to tbg partners again. i also bond we are gas prices being so high how bad it would suck to be a formula one race driver right now, you have one lap to g you think you just put ten dollars in for this last lap. that saul i got. >> trevor: they don't pay for their own gas. >> they are not at the thing going what is my zip code, shit i'm getting passed? too. >> trevor: no, no, they don't that would make it a very-- i wanted to say terrible sport but i actually think that might be the greatest sport ever invented. >> that would be interesting. i also find it it interesting that they are racing on oil, a fine identity resource, you know. that is why i support steam engines racing. >> trevor: can they use water. >> coal, but i guess that say finnity resource too. it sounded better when i was thinking of it. >> trevor: there are electric races now. >> if we could come up with somebody to create an electri

hamilton is the nhs lanarkshire _ terribly. hamilton is the nhs lanarkshire health _ terribly. area terribly. hamilton is the nhs - lanarkshire health board area and covid cases here have been high, gps suspending some services and the health board moved to the highest risk level when hospitals reached full capacity. nightclubs like this one in glasgow can now open as normal and there is no cap on the number of people who can attend indoor live events. i number of people who can attend indoor live events.— number of people who can attend indoor live events. i think everyone is auoin indoor live events. i think everyone is going to — indoor live events. i think everyone is going to be _ indoor live events. i think everyone is going to be really _ indoor live events. i think everyone is going to be really happy, - indoor live events. i think everyone is going to be really happy, great i is going to be really happy, great atmosphere, everyone is going to be “p atmosphere, everyone is going to be up for it they want to be, dancing, socialising. the up for it they want to be, dancin

a woman named nadia held up this message toward the equipment manager, brian hamilton. the mole on the back of your neck is possibly cancerous, please go see a doctor. hamilton had it checked out and learned that it was in fact a malignant melanoma. >> it's incredible that he even saw this. over the weekend, he met nadia and had a message for his unexpected, would-be guardian angel. >> my mom wants you to know she loves you, and my sister. >> i love your mom and your sister, too. so we're all on the save wavelength. >> nadia plans to attend medical school. the canucks and her favorite team, the seattle kraken, are giving her a $10,000 scholarship. that is amazing. >> also hamilton says the words out of the doctor's mouth were that if he had ignored this message, in four or five years, he wouldn't be here. >> that is crazy to think. but it's also just how aware she was. the fact that she wants to go to medical school. this is all fate. >> they always say that the best treatment is prevention? >> mm-hm. and early detection as well. >> a guardian angel indeed there. >>> co

hamilton lost the championship to red bull's max verstappen after fia race director michael masi dido his nickname of the rocket by beating jack lisowski six frames to one. the number four seed was in good form, finishing with a break of i25 to comfortably make it through to the quarter finals where he'll face neil robertson on thursday. i felt like i ifelt like i had to i felt like i had to deliver ifelt like i had to deliver and if ifelt like i had to deliver and if i did not, i would've felt bad. i feel like the fence and supported me and if you like you need to give them something back if i did not deliver, i would've felt very disappointed in myself. so, that is a huge pressure and i'm just pleased that i'm able to deliver under that sort of pressure, you know. new zealand batsman ross taylor had the perfect ending to his test career as he took the winning wicket in the second test against bangladesh in christchurch. taylor is known for his batting rather than his bowling and he'd only taken two wickets in 112 test matches before this. it meant new zealand drew the two match ser

we are here at the lick observatory on mount hamilton.er, kpix 5. >>> pg&e is days away from ending if i think your felony probation over the deadly san bruno explosion. but today, a federal judge ripped into the utility using especially strong words. he said pg&e has gone on a crime spree, and will emerge from probation as, quote, a continuing menace to california. in an eight page report, the u.s. district judge also wrote, quote, while on probation, pg&e has said at least 31 wildfires, burned nearly 1.5 million acres, burned 23,956 structures , and killed 113 californians. the judge has also overseen the utilities probation since the conviction for the 2010 pipeline explosion in san bruno. eight people were killed in the blast. the probation term is set to expire january 25. pg&e responded to the common saying in part that it has, quote, become a fundamentally safer company over the course of their probation. the utility also acknowledged that it has more work to do. >>> san francisco's chinatown is getting a special cleanup to help we

when you go back and read our founders, hamilton and madison and so on, they never meant for the majority to get it done. it was the power to the minority. i mean it's all about majority

that is hamilton, she played prerecorded message from the cast of hamilton. that performance blowing up on social media, many calling it cringe and bizarre. lara trump will join us to discuss my money on the fact she will have something interesting to say about that, ash. >> ashley: look forward to that one. former house speaker newt gingrich related to what he saw yesterday. listen. >> the most viciously partisan personal assault i think any american president has ever given and these folks mastered this hypocrisy of saying i finish beating you up, kicking you on the ground, can i stand there and tell everybody how much i want us to work together? that is what we saw today. kamala harris's insane suggestion that pearl harsh on and 9/11, each involved thousands of dead americans were comparable to what happened last year on the 6th of january. >> todd: a certain part is laughable, but if you were one who lost family members on 9/11 or have a grandfather or great uncle at pearl harbor and know people who died, that is not a laughing matter. the fact she combin

el domingo estaremos en ja hamilton. >> habilitaba por este costado >> si terminaba en gol era, iban cómo el juega con el uno a cero arriba jamaica sigue intentando generar peligro. aquí viene jamaicabusca el desconcierto de méxico, cuidado esta creo que 1 segundo cambio compañeros , esta el cuatro en la cancha o el cuatro estaba discúlpenme cambio posicional lo subieron y ahí está plancha. >> el zapato va al palo. >> alexis vega tiro libre >> lo que hay que tener es ser muy inteligente no perder el orden y buscar llegar como lo había hecho en el primer tiempo, seguir tocando la pelota a seguir moviendo el balón de un lado al otro es lo que necesita méxico y cuando esté dentro del área ser preciso. >> alexis vega para cruzar esta pelota al área y después nos vamos a san pedro porque hay novedades. alexis vega le gusta el arco, alexis vega le va a pegar, vino vega. no hubo una mano ahí? le pega a antuna en la espalda era para gol >> yo le dije que si me gustaba y miren. >> de veras le pega en la espalda. miren como le pega ahí el espalda >> nos vamos a san pedro >> el último contra el

the watts family moves to the city of hamilton, where stefan it's a job at a steel factory, their sons, george and carl, enter the westdale, secondary school of hamilton, and work with their father at the steel mill. the future of the translators relations with language is challenge to say the least. what i was studying, french and latin in west l. secondary school. i was the worst french language student in my class. and they were teacher handing out papers at the half of the easter holidays, christmas holidays and final exams. i heard the handout, the highest march 1st at the lowest mark's last and i was the last one to get my paper. he is george you fantastic. made 22 out of 100. i got i got his message, of course. on e, sir, when the his handing of the papers after the easter exam. he said george, terrific progress you make. you doubled your marking that 44 bushes still below 50 with a passing mark. and then he says, george, you'll never pass french. finally in august, local have local newspaper came on hamilton. spect they're the results of the final exams in westdale, secondary s

so, i kind of shrugged and kept going. >> reporter: hamilton went to the doctor to get it biopsied. turned out, it was melanoma. >> it hadn't penetrated to the second layer of my skin because we caught it so early. >> reporter: once the mole was removed and doctors confirmed the cancer had not spread, hamilton set out to find the fan he credits with saving his life. through twitter, he was able to find her. and the two were reunited at saturday's game. even better, the teams joined together to reward her with $10,000 for medical school. >> the world needs more nadias. i can never thank you enough for having the courage and the persistence to do what you do. >> i almost talked myself out of it. i keep thinking about that, how much i would regret it. it's the butterfly effect. takes my breath away. >> reporter: if you see a mole with discolor aatiation or irre borders, get it checked out right away. >>> coming up, the u.s. marshals operation that found five missing children. >>> ahead, what happened before nfl star antonio brown maybe it's another refill at your favorite diner... or w

that clip of those singers from hamilton was record in october of 2020 for a moveon.org.g. event. jesse: they could have taken a clip from an old beegees concert. there couldn't be anything more phoney about what happened on theth. we have the pope who is pet shaming people. tell us what the pope is saying. >> all he's saying is we are seeing a demographic winter throughout the world. the pandemic hasn't been good for per tilt or birth rates either. he says people are use pets to replace children. i have a simple philosophy. if you are going to groom, medicate, walk and take a being out to the bathroom, you want one that when you get old enough they will groom, medicaid and walk you to the bathroom. when you are paying those prices, you want to get something on the back end, and a pet may not get you there. jesse: i did have a baby during the and domic. i'm doing my part. this woman is on a flight. you know you are so close you can see what they are reading. it turns out text says, you have covid. and she is sitting like literally a foot away from the woman. what would yo

through hamilton. there are people who who can who can sing the lyrics to every song just as i could to carousel. you know, well my fair lady. but for different reasons, so it's it's an ideal exercise in a way and that is wonderful, and i i salute the creators of the show. it's simply not my cup of tea. it's simple as that. what does that mean? no hip hop, and it's just not you know, i don't i don't question. it's legitimacy. i don't question. it's you know actual substance. i'm just talking about as an experience of going to the theater. you know i go to the theater to escape. this all too depressing temporary world in which we find ourselves, but hollywood doesn't make my kind of movies anymore, you know great big historical epics. they don't exist. oh, so anyway. but but also you know. having gone to a great many broadway shows over the years, you know and and harboring. i guess you could say a hobby of following. musical theater, you know you develop tastes and preferences and dislikes i wouldn't b

this is vancouver manager brian hamilton meeting the woman who saved his life.hamilton with the mole on the back of your neck is cancer. after checking with doctors, hamilton learned he had stage two skin cancer and maybe only had five years to live. thanks to social media, hamilton tracked her down and met his guardian angel 22-year-old nadya. >> she needs to know, she's the story. she's the person that did this. she saved the life. she doesn't know, like, does she -- she needs to know her efforts were valid and i'm happy that story is there but not for me but for her because the world needs to know that she's like this woman exists. she's a hero and, you know, we need to celebrate her and people like her that take the time to do things like this and save lives. >> she clearly has a bright future. the team rewarded the soon to be med student with a $10,000 scholarship. >>> before we go tonight, a sweet new year's moment shared by between former president jimmy carter and his wife roselyn. as the peanut dropped in georgia, he leaned in for a kiss with his wife o

brian hamilton, the equipment manager for the vancouver can chinooks is thanking the woman who savedter: perhaps one of the best stories from the sports world of 2022 already. saturday vancouver chinooks equipment manager was able to meet the woman who saved his life. in october a seattle kraken fan was holding up her phone towards hamilton with a message that said the mole on the back of your neck is cancer. and after checking with the team doctors, hamilton learned he had stage 2 skin cancer with maybe five years left to live. after a monumental effort to track down the fan, hamilton finally met his guardian angel, 22-year-old nadia popovici. >> she is the person that did this. she saved a life. she doesn't know. she needs to know her efforts were valid and bang on, and i'm happy that story's there but not for me but for her because the world needs to know that she's -- this woman exists, she's a hero, and we need to celebrate her and people like her that take the time to do things like this and save lives. >> nadia is just about to start medical school. and, get this, as a thank y

they say the light will disrupt their work at lick observatory on nearby mount hamilton. they say even their most sophisticated telescope is already losing its vision. >> if a certain faint object, as the background light goes up, we will be unable to make those kinds of detections anymore. >> the airport says the digital signs are a necessary revenue stream and are approved by the city council. >>> we give alive look outside at the brilliant lit up san francisco skyline. >> beautiful. now between fluorescent lights and fog, start searching can be a tough task in this town. >> that's why the observatory is on top of mount hamilton above the fog. the observatories are in place as ivy otte, desert in chile, where they don't ever have to worry about the weather. >>> we will see patchy and dense fog tonight. it won't be as widespread as last night and this morning. the wind will really kick up tomorrow. gusty offshore wind in the forecast tomorrow and saturday. dry and mild conditions continuing as we head into the weekend. we are under a wind advisory for most of the bay are

that is what i what about in hamilton. i believe no challenge is with abandoning our efforts to the americans. we will keep working generation after generation until we reach that someday. ♪ ♪ you had your mother's name when he came to the world you cried, it book my heart -- broke my heart i'm dedicating every data you -- stay to you domestic life was never quite my style when we smiled i thought i was so smart you were courageous we will make it right for you if we lay a strong enough foundation we pass it on to you we leave the world to you someday, someday you will blow us all away someday, someday ♪ ♪ >> ♪ you outshine the morning sun my son when you smile, i fall apart and i thought i was so smart my father wasn't around i swear that i will be around for you i'll do whatever it takes we'll make it right for you if we lay a strong enough foundation we'll pass it on to you we'll leave the world for you someday, someday you will blow us all away someday, someday ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] rep. pelosi: somehow, the arts have a way

and jasmine from hamilton is a star but. and our friend helen hunt. i met a point in my life i get to do a lot of cool things. i have a lot of pinch myself moments, all the time. >> another project, a reboot of the 80s muppet series frankel rock on apple tv. i especially love him on elmo. >>> her just made her acting debut on facebook. the singer called her childhood dream. >> know >> hurt guess start on the nickelodeon series blues clues as the voice of the t ?. nickelodeon is owned by viacom which is also the parent company of cbs and kpix5. >>> still ahead, nasa finds a new planet about the same size as jupiter but they don't do it alone. who the agency says was key in making the discovery. >>> i superior, colorado. hundreds of families are still looking for a place to live. the tight housing market is forcing some to make >>> coming up tonight at 5:00, bay area employees may need to keep working as they fight over themselves. what public health officers are saying about the very difficult staffing situation. that story and much more coming up on t

is the cast of hamilton going to pop by to commemorate the day?have a contribution from one of the great creative talents of our time, lin-manuel miranda. >> hope for the future, new energy to face the tasks ahead of us and there new promise of strength and the foundations of our democracy. ♪♪ someday, someday ♪ ♪ you'll blow us all away ♪ ♪ someday, someday ♪♪ >> greg: i was just joking. it turns out they didn't get the cast of hamilton! this is so [bleep]. according to the media the world is in danger because they were in danger when in fact the only person who was murdered was an unarmed woman who are brave media dare not mention ever. they finally found a dead unarmed female protester they didn't give a [bleep] about. their lives are and about as much danger as when brian williams was in his third tour in vietnam. before that when neighborhoods were destroyed, businesses plundered, innocent people terrorized, the media, that was as alien as an episode of "star trek." because the media wasn't the center of that universe. january 6th is their st

the 22-year-old fan was able to get hamilton's attention.age on her phone telling him that she thought it was cancerous and that he needed to get it checked out. he did, and discovered it was a malignant melanoma. the mole was removed, and two -- and the two reunited saturday. >> so nice to meet -- are you okay with shaking hands? thank you so much for reaching out. >> thank you. no, thank you. >> my gosh -- >> the woman is studying to be a doctor. during saturday's game, both the canucks and the seattle kraken surprised her when they announced they were donating $10,000 toward her medical education. >>> and coming up on "cbs mornings," actress sophia bush tells us about her drama series "good sam." >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." my auntie called me. she said uncle's had a heart attack. i needed him to be here. your heart isn't just yours. protect it with bayer aspirin. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. all the serums out there. this is the #1 in the world. revitalift hyaluronic ac

that is what i wrote in "hamilton."r the performance members of congress were heard clapping as nancy pelosi says the earth have a way of that connect and as you can imagine there were howls aplenty from quite frankly over on twitter. quip journalist michael tracy, y another lesson on why you should alwaysys operate on the default assumption that parody and reality have merged. tucker? >> tucker: the great kevin corke. thanks. >> you bet. >> tucker: you've got to think about this for a second, if you're nancy pelosi near desperate to convince a skeptical country that january 6th is on par with 9/11 in the civil war and pearl harbor, commits a country that you need to take this with the utmost serious and reverence and send their dimes in washington to build the january 6th memorial on the ball. if that is your goal, why would you invite the cast of "hamilton" to sing songs on a zoom call? seems counterproductive. of course the answer is because they can't help themselves, that is who they are. so you may have remembered

she noticed a dangerous mole on hamilton's neck.e glass to get his attention, held up her phone with the phone saying the hole might be cancer. he did have a melanoma, highly dangerous form of skin cancer. he had it treated and thanks to social media hamilton tracked down his guardian angel. she was honored at saturday's game between the cracken and canucks. here he is praising her play. >> she needs to know she's the story. she's the person that did this. she saved a life. she -- she doesn't know. like she needs to know her efforts were valid and i'm happy that story's there but not for me, for her. the world needs to know this woman exists, she's a hero and, you know, we need to celebrate her and people like her that take the time to do things like this and save lives. >> we certainly do. her ad hoc diagnosis -- the 22-year-old has been accepted to multiple medical schools. he pulled together to give her a $10,000 scholarship. i'm anna coren, thank you so much for your company. i'm back with more "cnn newsroom" in just a minute. a

mr hamilton soon saw a doctor and had the mole removed.ouver canucks can bothjoin us now. nadia, first of all, what caught your eye about that mole? why weren't you watching the game? yeah, thank ou weren't you watching the game? yeah, thank you for— weren't you watching the game? yeah, thank you for having _ weren't you watching the game? yeah, thank you for having me. _ weren't you watching the game? yeah, thank you for having me. it _ weren't you watching the game? yeah, thank you for having me. it was - thank you for having me. it was really— thank you for having me. it was reattyiust— thank you for having me. it was reallyjust a split second that read. — reallyjust a split second that read. or— reallyjust a split second that read, orthe reallyjust a split second that read, or the stranger at the time, happened — read, or the stranger at the time, happened to walk in front of me and reached _ happened to walk in front of me and reached over to pass something to his co—worker. and when he did that, his co—worker. and when he did that, h

hamilton lost the championship to red bull's max verstappen after fia race director michael masi didfortably make it through to the quarter finals where he'll face neil robertson on thursday. ifelt like i had to deliver and if i did not, i would've felt bad. i feel like the fence and supported me i feel like the fans have supported me and you like you need to give them something back if i did not deliver, i would've felt very disappointed in myself. so, that is a huge pressure and i'm just pleased that i'm able to deliver under that sort of pressure, you know. new zealand batsman ross taylor had the perfect ending to his test career as he took the winning wicket in the second test against bangladesh in christchurch. taylor is known for his batting rather than his bowling and he'd only taken two wickets in 112 test matches before this. it meant new zealand drew the two match series 1—1 and taylor got a hero's exit. and finally, some big transfer news injapan, kazu—yoshi miura has signed for fourth tier side suzuka point getters at the age of 5a. �*king kazu' — as he's known — willjoin

we won't play it now from the cast of "hamilton." chief of staff during the trump administration, kash patel. the inspector general, by the way, said you did everything right the department of defense. fact-check: did donald trump call for ten to 20,000 national guard troops to be on standby january 6? did he do it two days before january 6th? >> yes, jean and it's great to be with you. i was in the oval office with the secretary of defense and the chairman joint chiefs of staff and president trump. he authorized as the law requires 10,000 to 20,000 national guardsmen and women. but the second part requires federal agency work governor and mayor of the united states capitol mayor bowser to make a request. otherwise the national guard cannot be deployed legally. >> sean: okay, we have the actual signature of mayor muriel bowser with declining for national guard support. we will put it up on the screen to be clear of the district of columbia is not requesting of the federal law enforcement personnel and discourages any additional emplo

brian hamilton. >> walked in front of her a few times. she spotted a mole on the back of his neck. that looked like it might be cancerous. she wrote a note on her phone urging him to see a doctor and pressed against the glass. turns out look at this. she was right. hamilton later tractor down and factor. >> the fact, though, you just didn't write it on your phone like you wrote it the way you wrote on your phone. i told us that owe it to this person to get checked was trying to catch you in a moment where there were a lot was seeing in and all of us. so i'm i'm so glad you thought. wow, that's terrific. >> she just graduated from the university of washington and not surprisingly, she's planning on attending medical school in the fall on saturday. both the seattle kraken and the vancouver canucks awarded her a $10,000 scholarship as a thank you for helping identify hamilton's cancer response up. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> we have a good one going down chase center. the golden state warriors hosting the miami heat right now currently they're winning

joining me now is susan deselms, and jerami flores, executive director of the hamilton garrett musicit. susan, let me start with you. your united parish church in brook line is predominantly white and have had a tradition of singing songs that have originally been composed by enslaved african people. so tell us briefly about this royalty program and the conversations that led up to creating it. >> so yes, i mean, we are predominantly white, but that's -- we're also a pretty diverse congregation as well. not completely white for sure. but we have struggled -- i have struggled with using spirituals for many, many years because, well, first of all they're incredibly wonderful music and i want to use them and i want to sing them with both the choirs and the congregation. but there's a lot of political baggage around that and a lot of feelings that need to be addressed. it was complicated. what kind of gave us the final push was when george floyd was murdered. we were taking a moment of silence in our moment of prayer, and i wanted to play a spiritual i had recorded a couple years ago wit

he is from the hamilton coalition to stop the war and joins me on the line right now from ontario. i believe um, can you and i've had many conversations about similar topics in the past. the us keep calling on russia to choose a diplomatic path, but washington sends military aid to ukraine. when did tons of weapon returning to diplomatic tool. let's be clear. if russia had wanted to invade ukraine, it would have done so 2 months ago. ready without any warning, and before the where the u. s. britain and canada started pouring tons and tons more weapons into the, into it satellite republic and ukraine. but russia doesn't want that. it made it very clear. and anybody in the world looks at the documents that the russian government has submitted to natal and the west, though, you can't see these in the media, mainstream media here because they don't, don't print them out. anybody has looked at those documents, can see that what russia is looking for is security guarantees for its own safety. and what the problem is that the u. s. a. nato simply refuse to these very reasonable demands. a

in october a seattle kraken fan was holding up her phone towards hamilton with the message "the molefter checking with docs he learned he had stage 2 skin cancer with maybe five years left to live. after a monumental effort to try to track the fan down, hamilton was able to meet his guardian angel, 22-year-old nadia papavici. >> she needs to know she is the story, she is the person that did this. she saved i life. she doesn't know. like, she needs to know her efforts were valid and bang on, and i'm happy that story's there but not for me but for her. because the world needs to know that she's, this woman exists, she's a hero, and we need to celebrate her and people like her that take the time to do things like this and save lives. >> nadia is about to start medical school, and the canucks are giving her $10,000 to help her get started on her journey. >>> well, what happens if you're on a plane and you test positive for covid mid-flight? well, in the case of a chicago woman, the plane's bathroom became her seat. cnn's lynda kinkade has the story. >> reporter: covid-19 flushed one woma

. >>> vancouver canucks kwemts manager brian hamilton was able to meet the woman who saved his life.ing up her phone with a message that said, the mole on the back of your neck is cancer. no more communication after that. but after checking with the team docs hamilton learned he had stage 2 skin cancer, five years left to live. after a monumental effort to track down the fan, hamilton met his guardian angel yesterday. 22-year-old nadia. >> she needs to know, she's the story. she's the person that did this. she saved a life. she doesn't know. like does she -- she needs to know her efforts were valid and bang on, and i'm happy that story is there, but not for me, but for her. because the world needs to know that she's like -- this woman exists and she's a hero. you know we need to celebrate her and people like her that take the time to do things like this and save lives. >> powerful stuff. nadia is about to start medical school. get this, cthe canucks are givig her $10,000 to get her start opds her journey. >> incredible story. thanks so much. stay with cnn. we'll be right back. ♪ i se

lewis hamilton. ——his income isjust above that of f1 champion lewis hamilton.elayed, youtube boomed. the top—ten highest paid creators on the platform earned a combined £219 million in 2021 — that's an increase of 40%. youtubers like jake paul haven't made the listjust because of their popularity. they've been the ones to cash in most effectively with brand partnerships, sponsorships and merchandise. despite this success, though, it's not all rosy, according to some. it was surprising to see how many white men were on the list. youtube is a really global environment, we know that it's hugely popular around the world and it seemed like we didn't see anybody outside of the english—speaking world there, and i think that is something that youtube really needs to work on in the future, to make sure that people outside of these countries are compensated fairly for their work. there's still space for ten—year—old toy reviewer ryan kaji. the number one from 2019 and 2020 has, though, slipped to seventh place on the list, having earned a paltry £20 million. steffan powe

underlined of course by the importance historical contribution made by lin-manuel miranda in in hamilton the musical ladies and gentlemen, all three of those things are completely untrue. he did not suffer for a porphyria. i go in some detail in the appendix of this book to explain how in fact that. theory which started in the late 1960s because of a mother and son medical team giving what can only be described as totally misleading symptoms to the doctors of the day and in fact, he had he didn't have porphyria at all. i'm not going to get into the details of it not least because it's largely about the color of the king's urine and feces, but but nonetheless what he what he actually did suffer from was the bipolar disease effective type 1 a form of manic depression. it's also not true that this had anything to do with the american revolution owing to the fact that he had one program attack of it for a few months in 1765 and then nothing until again until 1788 by which time america have been independent for five years. so it was it was not a factor. nor is it true that he was that his obs