he is quitting and hamilton wants to get him and washington says:down. let's sit down and have a drink and talk about this and show them how it is done, one last time. i am re-signing. i'm not going to run again. we are going to peacefully turnover power here. we are not going to have a fight. we will show how it is done. democracy can go on after i left the stage, you can still have a country and it made me cry, such a powerful scene. made me wonder what made washington so wise and so selfless that he could give up this lust for power that animates most politicians. how did he do that? where did that come from? >> it seems enigmatic but this is my take on it. i think washington was the most ambitious person we have ever seen, but he knew how to hide it. he was swinging for the fences. he wanted to be remembered, as he is largely remembered today, as someone who was above the fray, who always looked to what was better for everyone rather than himself and i think he honestly wanted to be remembered as that. basically he is going for political immortality.

this is southbound 17 right at hamilton or just before you get to hamilton. we can use winchester boulevard as an alternate through the area. there are off-ramps for both roadways, getting down to hamilton, a major on and off-ramp. we're down to just one lane as you're traveling through campbell. south of there, everything is fine through the santa cruz mountains. we hope to have word on when they expect to open the lanes, but right now they're continuing with the investigation and we don't know the timing. everything else is looking light, including in the north bay where there's no issues from santnta rosa to thee golden gat bridge. >> let's head to oakland with a look at our live view this morning. as we are getting ready to head out the door, it is all clear and we are in for more comfortable temperatures. as we go into the late-morning hours, we'll see the sun peaking out. it's 55 degrees, a breezy wind, and we'll see peeks of sunshine by noon. but then it's going to eventually clear out again today. we're headed for 66 degrees here, 62 in san francisco,

or just shy of hamilton.red lanes. chp had hoped 6:30, you can take winchester, bascom down to 17 and head south. the bay bridge toll plaza, the metering lights have been activated, but it's light traffic there, as well as the rest of the bay. back to you. >> nice and peaceful. >>> vandals targeted a popular sandwich shop twice within 24 hours. coming up next, word of a possible break in the case. >> plus, trying to provide a sense of closure. the work one group is doing for families whose relatives went missing in action in world war ii and the gift they just provided one family. >> in washington, there's talks they're close to an agreement, so why is speaker mccarthy saying, no,e're not? wyo >>> good friday morning to you. it is a cloudy start around the bay area, but it will also be a cooler day compared to what we've had recently. we're still seeing the same weather throughout the week, mid-50s to start, gradually clearing and sunshine for the afternoon. expect it to be a nice weekend. we'll talk about th

during the five and a half years that corporal ray hamilton hamilton serve -- with the oak loosa -- the oka loosa county sheriff's office in florida, he received not one but two awards. he excelled as an officer, crime scene investigator, field training officer and finally a member of the okaloosa county sheriff's office special response team. on christmas eve last year, the special response team was called in when a dmoasic violence suspect refused to leave a residence. corporal hamilton and his team answered the call. the suspect shot corporal hamilton from a window, killing him. his wife renee is here with us today. thank you renee for allowing to us honor your husband. [applause] detective stewart had only served with the greenville police department for two years but in that time she graduated from the mississippi delta community college police academy, became an investigator, and was named the 2021 rookie of the year. her commitment to the greenville community was evident in all of her work including when she responded to a shots fired call last october. detective stewart did not

alexander hamilton as you know was her first treasury secretary and he had to make a decision. we have borrowed a lot a of mony to prosecute our revolution. those bonds that representative that borrowed money were worth pennies on the dollar. the question for alexander hamilton was pay pennies on the dollar or pay 100 cents on the dollar. and despite the fact that this was an incredible hardship alexander hamilton and her government made the decision that those war bonds were going to be repaid in full. the benefit of that to us was that we established as a country that we were safe, we were sound and we were reliable and no matter what the circumstances were if we owed the money we paid the money that was owed and we paid it in full and we paid it on time. the benefits to our country and to us as individuals over the generations are we kept that commitment had been in calculable. so the notion that we should put that in jeopardy and even threaten not to pay our bills is something that has never happened before in this country and should never happen. on this question of negoti

alexander hamilton as you know was our first treasury secretary and he had to make a decision. we had borrowed a lot of money to prosecute our revolution. they represented that the borrowed money worth pennies on the dollar and the question for alexander hamilton was pay pennies on the dollar or pay 100 cents on the dollar. despite the fact that this was an incredible hardship, alexander hamilton and our government that made the decision that those bonds were going to be repaid in full, the benefit of that to us is that we established as a country that we were safe, we were sound, we were reliable and no matter what the circumstances were, if we owed the money, we paid the money thatd, was owed, we pay it in full and we paid it on time. the benefits to the country and to us as individuals over the generations where we've kept that commitment have been incalculable. leso, the notion that we should put that in jeopardy and even threatened not to pay our bills is something that has never, ever happened before in this country and should never happen. an honest impression of negotia

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corporal hamilton and his team answered the call. the suspect shot corporal hamilton from a window, killing him. his wife renee is here with us today. thank you renee for allowing to us honor your husband. [applause] detective stewart had only served with the greenville police department for two years but in that time she graduated from the mississippi delta community college police academy, became an investigator, and was named the 2021 rookie of the year. her commitment to the greenville community was evident in all of her work including when she responded to a shots fired call last october. detective stewart did not make it home that night. she was shot and killed in the line of duty and taken from her loved ones, including her 3-year-old son. we join them in honoring the memory of detective stewart. [applause] officer howard livengood served with the capitol police for years. he was known to his colleagues and the people who he protected as kind, thoughtful and selfless. when the united states capitol and the law enforcement offi

christine hamilton . rollin christine hamilton. well, i'm olloll— christine hamilton.ical undergrowth , cutters, mechanical undergrowth, cutters, radar rakes and poles today. and we're seeing removing a number of sealed bags from the scene. investigators are looking for any sign that the three year old was at the arade dam and reservoir, which was visited a number of times by the prime suspect in the case, christian brueckner , to the united states brueckner, to the united states now, where the florida governor ron desantis, is announcing he's entering the race for the 2024 presidential elections. he's filed the paperwork and is announcing the news at an event onune announcing the news at an event online around now with the billionaire elon musk. the 44 year old will stand against candidates including his main rival , donald trump, for the rival, donald trump, for the republican nomination . now a republican nomination. now a medical breakthrough, a man who was paralysed more than a decade ago has regained the ability to walk simply by thinking about it . neuroscientis

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hamilton podrÍa seguir su carrera en ferrari.n el montÍculo con cinco entradas y una carrera limpia. una difÍcil campaÑa para los gigantes. hasta aquÍ la >> una repasada, sabemos que ademÁs —— que hay mÁs calor gafas de sol y el protector solar. estaremos en el rango de los mediados 70, temperaturas bien agradables y atÍpicas para esta Época del aÑo. paola: un nuevo estudio muestra que los menores pasan mucho tiempo en redes sociales y eso podrÍa causar problemas mentales. esto es muy sencillo. posiblemente no pueden reportar. ahora sÍ. los invitamos para que tengamos un poco mÁs del informaciÓn del tiempo. >> a mÍ me gusta un poquito mÁs de

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lewis hamilton may have endured a challenging season so far, but the seven—time f1 world champion hassm after coming through the field to finish 6th at the miami grand prix. after enduring a difficult season so far, lewis hamilton has some optimism after driving through the field to finish 6th at the miami grand prix. starting 13th, hamilton picked off drivers through the race to split the ferraris of carlos sainz and charles leclerc. he was still way behind championship leader max verstappen in his red bull but the mercedes driver is hopeful an impending update for the next race in italy will improve a car, described by his boss as �*a nasty piece of work'. i have been counting down the days for it. i will find out this week what we are expecting and what kind of trajectory that puts us on but i am really hoping it helps us take a step forward and i think it'll be interesting to see kind of where we are with the lay of the land. but i am excited. once again, james harden was the key man for philidelphia as the 76ers held off a fightback from the boston celtic�*s to level their nba pl

shakira y luis hamilton.abe recalcar que su ex cuÑado juega para este equipo. luis miguel no dejÓ pasar la oportunidad este 10 de mayo por el ser el dÍa de las madres publicÓ una fotografÍa recordando a su madre. a pesar de que el sol de mÉxico que recientemente anunciÓ su conciertos en mÉxico no suele poner nada de su vida personal en las redes sociales este dÍa fue la excepciÓn. causÓ mucha a bulla entre sus seguidores. platÓnico es una comedia que narra la vida de una pareja de ex mejores amigos que tras aÑos sin verse retoma su amistad. al principio los dos parecen encantados de volver atener el tiempo juntos, pero medida que avanzan los dÍas u relaciÓn desestabiliza sus vidas. dennis reyes hablÓ con el elenco. [habla en inglÉs] [mÚsica] nos despedimos esta revoltillo digital con coincidir. es el mÁs reciente tema de nuevo elemento. quÉ suene la mÚsica! [ mÚsica] [risas] una nueva canciÓn para este casi viernes. cambiamos de tema. vamos hablar de quien gana la demanda contra el pleito legal a su productor

it is going to be on southbound 17 right before hamilton avenue.masi: attorneys for the family of banko brown are expected to announce a wrongful death lawsuit today against walgreens and protective services. brown was a shot and killed at a walgreens last month after being accused of shoplifting. reggie: president biden and kevin mccarthy are reportedly close to a deal on raising the debt limit. the new york times reports the deal does include a cap on spending. kumasi: the president of microsoft is urging federal leaders to regulate artificial intelligence. brad smith says his biggest concern is deepfakes, which fake content that looks real. he is suggesting a new federal agency for oversight. reggie: taking time to highlight mental health awareness month. we are featuring the story of a veteran and his service dog. kumasi: a film highlights the impact of ptsd on our veterans. south bay reporter lauren martinez has the details. >> september 5, 2008. >> emilio still has the piece of hummer he was driving when he nearly lost his life. >> i didn't k

speaking ahead of this weekend's racing in monaco, hamilton says he's sticking with his team. car. we've made, you know, there have been some decisions that have been made over the past two years that have not been ideal, and we're working our way through that. when you're in the contract negotiations, there's always going to be speculation. and i think ultimately that's, unless you hearfrom me, then that's what it is. and that is all from the world of sport for now. thank you for watching. hello. you need a certain level of temperature to make clouds. and on thursday, that temperature was 17 degrees. from a blue sky, sunny start to the day across the yorkshire area, soon as we hit 17, we started to get these cumulus clouds. as the air started to rise. it had a layer of warm air higher up in the earth's atmosphere and that cloud then started to spread out, and by the time we got to the early afternoon it turned pretty cloudy. and that kind of thing you can see happening here on the satellite picture from thursday — look how this area of cloud just expands through the course of

highway 17 southbound between 280 and hamilton avenue all but one lane is open. four lanes are closed with only the left lane open to travel through. this is the third deadly crash this week . be extra careful on the roadways because there are many people traveling for the memorial weekend holiday. we will let you know when the lanes reopened. last update from chp was to have them opened up within the next 45 minutes. hopefully before 7:00 when we really start seeing busy conditions on the freeway. it's ridc not bad as far as the volume. it is a holiday weekend with many people getting out of town with many events happening this weekend as well. good on 580, i would 4 and 101 where we see a lot of people heading out of town for memorial day. "carnaval" happening as well. you'll see a lot of the school cars cruising down the streets in the mission for the parade. the parade is sunday at 10:00 in the morning which comes with a lot of street closures. use bart which is pretty close to where the parade festivities are happening as well as the festival happening tomor

corporal hamilton and his team answered the call.applause] >> detective my dishes do it from greenville, mississippi, had only served with the greenville police department for two years. but in that time she graduated from the mississippi delta commuter college police academy, became an investigator and was named the 2021 rookie of the year. her commitment to the greenville community was evident in all of her work, including when she responded to a shots fired call last october. detective stewart did not make it home that night. she was shot and killed in the line of duty, and taken from her loved ones, including her three-year-old son. we joined them in honoring the memory of detective stewart. [applause] officer howard lieb and could serve with the trident capital pleas for over 15 years. during that time he was known to his colleagues and to the people he protected as kind, thoughtful and selfless. when the trident capital and law enforcement officers protecting it were attacked on january 6, 2021, he answered the call. he helped

resulted in the tragic murder of kayla hamilton. she is going to speak out to protect other americans. >> john: you feel her pain, it's palpable. aexis, thanks. gillian. >> gillian: we are waiting an update from the pentagon as new evidence emerges out of iran of the regime's nuclear weapons development. the new satellite images you are looking appear to show what experts say is an underground nuclear facility that's actually so deep beneath the earth surface underground it may be impenetrable. >> now evidence shows worrisome progress at this nuclear facility so deep in the earth that it's likely beyond the range of conventional u.s. weapons as you mentioned. the new site is in the mountains in central iran, not far from iran's current uranium enrichment site. it shows what experts say is new construction started in late 2020, shortly after a fire blamed on sabotage destroyed part of the other facility. four entrances have been dug into the mountainside, two to the east and two to the west. each is 20 feet wide and 26 feet tall. tod

it is southbound 17 right for hamilton avenue, is the site of the crash.edicting it should be cleared out of the way by 6:30. we're still following that because we know that two people were ejected from their vehicles . multiple vehicles were involved in the crash. in person was pronounced dead at the scene. in the bay area, things are looking smooth. the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are not on. typically, leading into a selidayhe ca is he -- the big holiday weekend. coming up, the memorial day weekend getaway is also on. what to expect if you are hitting the road or flying. we got you with the best and worst times to do that. also, the latest on the debt ceiling showdown. everybody has been talking about this with a default looming. what can you do to protect your money? and a bank that stopped robbery with a hug. and we are separating asian and pacific islander heritage month by honoring a gunman whose -- i don't one who stopped a gunman in a ballroom -- a gentleman stopped a gunman in a ballroom it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried or f

some points is for when it was the louis hamilton, the 7th time at wal champion is in miami, ahead of the gold prey in the american city. hamilton since 6th, in the standings off the full races this season. and the site is dry, that has been shooting hoops, i say promotional events, he's cold basketball, his favorite sports awards. but hamilton's all sort of keen to get back on track for sunday's rice. miami is it's a dream for us to be here in the states. but in such a big, important se, like miami, where there is um, you know, sports is huge here. you don't mind me. he put the dolphins, you know, they're the massive school thing, fans and so for them now to be for one to be a part of that, that ecosystem for us to experience the atmosphere here. the weather is insane. this is one of the most grueling tracts for us already as drivers, but also as with, with the call with the seat it's, it's exciting to be g jones historic around that time. this is madrid already, but it has come to an end. the tardies fly. it was the 1st from his country to reach an iep mouse is $1000.00 events calle

the mother of kayla hamilton. july 24, 2002, was one of the best days of my life.i gave birth to a beautiful baby girl and name for kayla marie. she was a happy and easy-going baby, even back then she loved to smile and laugh. she always kept her friends close and never forgot anyone. she was kind, caring, thoughtful and funny. she loved life and god. she showed the world that being yourself was okay, and you didn't have to follow everyone else. but sadly, july 27, 2022, i received the received the worst news that a parent doesn't want to hear, that my newly 20-year-old daughter kayla hamilton was murdered in her own room and left on the floor like trash. she left behind a mother who loved her, a stepfather, a brother, a younger sister, grandparents, and lots of ants, uncles and cousins. first we knew very little details of the murder and kill an arrest was made. the details we learned broke us. at the end of march of 2022, kayla's murder was apprehended by border patrol crossing illegally into the u.s. at the southwest border and rio grande city of texas. i'm not

the hamilton family was not alone in experiencing such a horrific event. in january, suspected cartel members massacred six people including a 10 month old infant. assassination style. in april this year, nationwide manhunt and sued after a man who killed five people. it is well time we enforced the law and secure our border and the senate should pass the bill we passed in the house so we can get our border under control and secure. i yelled back. -- yield back. >> the chair recognizes mr. nadler. >> i wish to express my most severe condolences to ms. nobles . i'm so sorry for your loss and i thank you for coming to tell us kayla's story. let her memory be a blessing. the united states has a long history of welcoming asylum-seekers. my constituents in manhattan see a reminder every day in the statue of liberty welcoming the tired, poor, and huddled masses learning -- yearning to breathe three -- free. while the laws have never been perfect, they've always allotted refugees to enter. the modern program and the worldview about our collective responsibility f

hamilton you're like boring. like this is blog where you're actually in the theater or you know you're watch on disney plus you go to the theater and you feel something right you feel something hopefully aside from boredom and hunger. when you're at a book event, you you go to school and you learn in a classroom and you learn best from the people that you connect with, whether that's teachers appears, that's sort of proven. and in research into how people learn, right? we are we learn emotionally. we feel we engage with the world emotionally. and this technology doesn't emotion. it just does a beautiful version of cut and of the logical way. and so i think great, we can use it to supplement. we can use it to do all sorts of things. but the core of our is still going to be emotional. we're going to follow people who tap into our emotions, going to be inspired by them. we're going to we're going to look for books that that that touch us in an emotional way, even if it's based around a logical argument. and we're go

mount hamilton by wednesday. here is sunday night. live look over downtown.retty typical. 51 degrees there right now. we will switch down to the south bay. check in on san jose. a similar number here. 51 degrees, day time highs not warmer than that. we will be around 60 in general. i will show you in just a second. let me show u why this ek be in storm materialize. seemingly out of nowhere. then it sticks around. we were close enough now where we will get more details. now, we are going to let it play through monday. a cloudy day. showers show up in the predawn hours on tuesday morning. watch the circulation in this. you will see the area of low pressure spinning its wheels out there. all day on tuesday. all day on wednesday. you will see it on wednesday there. then, by thursday, it starts getting pulled to the south. so, by thursday t is still close enough that it can throw showers back our way. we have taken rain out of our forecast on friday. better clarity. when it is going to get going? now, the totals are not big. it is not one of storms that comes in a

tomorrow morning, scattered showers, snow possible over mount hamilton. those showers will continue off and on through the afternoon into the evening hours, and then the system starts to wind down the second half of your wednesday. i will be back with a closer look on what you can expect the rest of the week coming up. ama: the district attorney in san francisco is declining to file murder charges against a security guard accused of shooting and killing a local person at a walgreens. banko brown died after being shot thursday night at the walgreens on market street. earlier today, a crowd mourned the shooting. sanncisco says her heart breaks for brown's friends and family. jenkins goes on to say that you have reviewed statements from the suspect, and video footage from the incident. the evidence clearly shows the suspect believed he was in mortal danger and acted in self-defense. dan: teachers in oakland planning to go on strike after days with negotiation. the union announced a plan to strike tonight. if there is no deal, the walkout starts thursday. tim

host: wendy edelberg is head of the hamilton project, what is that? guest: you would think i would have a faster explanation. we work with academics and other experts around a wide variety of fields and we say you have studied this for a long time, you know all about this problem. let's work with you to come up with policy proposals you want to put in front of policymakers to fix the problem. we work with them mostly to help them get their best ideas in front of policymakers so when they make decisions they have the most cutting edge and useful research in front of them. we do that with an eye towards making the economy stronger but also making sure that economic growth is widely shared. everything we are doing is through the lens of a strong economy but also an equitable economy. host: let's hear from mark in oklahoma. on the independent line. guest: i don't think i heard the question. caller: what about making cannabis legal and taxing it? guest: there are many sources of potential tax revenue that the federal government could tax. you have highligh

. >> the broadway power house star of hamilton. ♪ >> now singing the classic under the sea and why theilm's diversity is so personal for him. ♪ "nightline" will be right ♪ zyrteeeec...♪ works hard at hour one and twice as hard when you take it again the next day. so betty can be the... barcode beat conductor. ♪ go betty! ♪ let's be more than our allergies! zeize the day. with zyrtec. ♪ >> good evening, thanks for joining us i'm andrew dimburg. we begin tonight with an affair two starts from the popular reality show van der pump rules hooking up causing major divisions within the tight friendship circle in the show and opening veins for millions revealing the cultural obsession with goss op and scandal, why do some of us care so much. here's abc's megan wright. ♪ >> so i'm driving in hollywood, you know, it's a place full of dreams. >> you have the young and the beautiful that flock here for a chance at fame and some of them find it in reality tv. for fans and even the cast of the popular show van der pump rules there will forever be two realities, one before and now one after scandoval

tomorrow morning, scattered showers, snow possible over mount hamilton. those showers will continue off and on through the afternoon into the evening hours, and then the system starts to wind down the second half of your wednesday. i will be back with a closer look on what you can expect the rest of the week coming up. ama: the district attorney in san francisco is declining to file murder charges against a security guard accused of shooting and killing a local person at a walgreens. banko brown died after being shot thursday night at the walgreens on market street. earlier today, a crowd mourned the shooting. san francisco says her heart breaks for brown's friends and family. jenkins goes on to say that you have reviewed statements from the suspect, and video footage from the incident. the evidence clearly shows the suspect believed he was in mortal danger and acted in self-defense. dan: teachers in oakland planning to go on strike after days with negotiation. the union announced a plan to strike tonight. if there is no deal, the walkout starts thursday.

constitutional argument that surrounded the creation of the national bank everyone knows from the "hamilton" musical help controversial it was. are you going to give the windfall to speculators that bought bonds at discount when you repay them in gold? that is what was going on. host: in 2023 is there validity to the argument saying the president not paying the country's debt would be unconstitutional based on that small amount of language? guest: it is complicated and there is not a clear answer because this has never been litigated or attempted. attempts to get the president to repudiate the debt began during the clinton years when we started having this regular dispute over the raising of the debt ceiling. let me give you the arguments on both sides because it has never been tried. the argument in favor of being made by democrats -- although it had been made by republicans during previous disputes under earlier president -- is the language is mandatory and that by creating a debt ceiling statute -- and that dates back to 1917 when congress first created the debt ceiling -- congress was r

forever, but as long as i had been interested in the law and i rented that summer house from jim hamilton for a few weeks. and that's how i know alan which he may not even know. so what i wanted to start with is this is the price of and a that is very close to the price of principle is another book called the case against the new censorship. and they tie in together because you are and you are known as one of the most principled people of let alone advocates in the country and a result of your living by principle, you wound being a victim of cancel culture right. in moore, the most recent times you became a victim of cancel culture because you dared to represent donald trump and your liberal friends or so-called friends decided that they didn't want you around. so want to ask you first, how did you come to represent him? it's a great question. well, first of all, thank you so much for inviting me this. has been an incredible conference i think there has never so many great writers unite in in one place since thomas jefferson sat alone in his study. this story of my representation of is re