burr had made such demands of hamilton twice before, and both times hamilton had retracted his previous or reported remark. on this occasion hamilton did not, and he wrote back a rather mealy-mouthed response, they exchanged more letters, and after about three weeks of foreplay, they met in the famous duel. now, we know that hamilton lost the duel. it's not as clear that burr won it. because he was stunned to find afterwards, just within a day, that by winning the duel he had converted hamilton into a martyr. and he became a tremendous hero. hamilton's political career had been ruined by this point in his life, and suddenly he was the equivalent of a secular saint. indeed, within just a few days burr was indicted for murder in new york, and then he was indicted for murder in new jersey. so he really had to take off on the lam. and when he stopped for a moment, he's the vice president of the united states. and he's on the run from the law. he heads down to south georgia hoping for things to blow over a little bit. they do calm down a bit, and he heads back, and four months after the duel

hamilton two run home run off jake arietta. hamilton just getting started.ple innings later hamilton again. goes deep the other way. another two-run home run. now we go ahead to the seventh. orioles try a different pitcher. same result. hamilton launched a zach phillip lefty on lefty. that's a bomb. straightaway dead center. his third home run of the night. one inning later hamilton enters the history books. come on. his fourth two-run home run of the evening. this one off darn o 'dea. hamilton, five for five. four home runs. eight rbis. he becomes only the 16th player in the history of baseball to hit four home runs in a game. they beat the orioles 10-3. he spoke about it. >> other than being in the world series, it's the highlight of my big league career, to hit four. it's just an awesome feeling to see how excited my teammates got. it reminds you of when you're in little league and a little kid and just the excitement and, you know, why we play the game. >> the last player to hit four home runs in a game, carlos delgado did it against tampa bay. he's lead

that's another homer for hamilton. in the third inning, this left field.for hamilton tonight. his third in a row going back to last night. he doubled in his next at-bat. in the seventh hamilton drives one out of the park. again, over jones in center. his third homer tonight. hamilton again. the first player to hit four homers in a game at camden yards. he had five hits tonight. career-high eight runs driven in. most total bases in the game by any player in the american league history. josh hamilton leads texas to attend-3 win. >> we did him a favor by throw -- throwing too many hittable pitches. he didn't miss tonight. you know, it's got a tipping cap to him. we've got to do a better job. >> hamilton is a 16 player to hit fort homers in a game. the o's have given up only four runs to the rangers. game three of the series tomorrow night. well, the orioles are the only ones feeling pain. corel suggs had surgery today to repair his torn achilles tendon. in a press release, the team described the procedure as successful but gave no timetable for his return. it

hamilton is defending her honorr hamilton sayy the department let hhr go after she blew the whistle.. he claimed several officerssin her accident invvstigation unit were falsifying overtime sliis. the department fired her in 2007...she suud, got her job back in 2009.. but again for failing to show up at work. but hamilton was on medicallleave at the time.. she sued again.. and won.. and jjst last week, the ity approved a $$0-thousand dollar payout in back pay for the riginal terminatton. she got the money.. but ailed on appeal to ggt her job back for the second firing.. //////////////sot/////////////// (hamilton) "nooe of this wws just a matter of iitegrity. so, i tilllfeel that the casee owed that anyway., but the bottom line is i was still unjustly done, because i was unjustly fired.. and they got to wwn on a technicaliiy." 3 hamilton failed to gee her job back heesecond ime because her attorney did not piie the prrper paperwork in comment tonight from police. - department does not comment on personnel matters.. keith daniels, fox 45 news, late edition. baltimoreepolice now say they

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third of the game for hamilton. rangers up 7-1. top of the eighth, now. fifth at-bat for hamilton.rse, he wasn't going deep. of course, he was. 425 feet. joins elite company. rangers win 10-3, on hamilton's four-home run night. >>> kobe bryant and his lakers trying to knock the nuggets out of the playoffs. fourth quarter. andre miller. to jamail mcgee. nuggets up 13. 15-point advantage. bryant would lead the lakers back. down 13. that would make it a ten-point game. lakers down seven. bryant, for three. lakers within four. now, down five, bryant, again. for three. that brought his team to within a pair. another 20 seconds to go. sessions, doing his best kobe bryant impersonation. lakers within one. bryant, he would miss this triple try. sessions would get a clean look. would he make it. no good. nuggets hang on for the "w," 102-99. >>> make a note, wednesday night baseball. tampa bay rays make a trip to the big ballpark in the bronx to square off with joe girardi and the pinstripes. 7:00 p.m. eastern time on espn, espn3 and the watch espn app. >>> if you're one of those people who

josh hamilton. four home runs for josh hamilton. the night of a lifetime. 10-3. >> says the game went on, i was getting worn out in the outfield. i get one out in baltimore. when i came out after the fourth one, the crowd in appreciation let's you know they are true baseball fans. not all the fans of their own team, but they love the game and appreciated when somebody does something of that caliber. >> you do not see things of that caliber very often. the reagans came into the off- season looking to improve. you would think they had addressed to both areas today. he was on the free agent market. he played five years in houston. averaged 10 yards and broke three punch returns for touchdowns as a texan. the ravens will be booking for similar results. bernard on the ravens. agreed to a three-year contracts. he was signed last year and started in all 16 games and the playoff games. the linebacker underwent surgery today to repair his torn achilles' tendon. the general manager says we're confident he can make a full recovery and the rave

hamilton, mr. cardamone if you have input on whether that is a model worthy of replication, whether you think africom has been contributing significantly to the anti-poaching efforts. there are other regions obviously. we centrally focused here on central africa, where there are much less well developed national defense structures, and they have much more pressing challenges. so i'd be interested in what you think africom can and should be doing on supporting international efforts by our african allies. and second, usaid and its efforts both in habitat preservation and in conservation. would be interested in whether the carpe program offers coordinates in the congo basin. if you would on what africaom and usaid can and should be doing. >> i think it's been very effective in has happened in botswana. it's one of the very few of the sites that are looked at under the program that have very low poaching levels. they have not only the botswana army dedicated, but they have help from the u.s. forces as

hamilton is defending her honor. honor. frances hamilton is an ex- bbltimmre city police officer who believes she was punished for doing the right thing..... she was an officer who &preporttd alleged wrongdoing b other officers.(hamilton) "the real reason iiwas fired is for being a whistle blower....." ........amilton sayssthe department let her go after she claimed severrl officers pn her accidenn investigation unit were falsifyiig overtime sllps... said they were working.. when in fact, they were not on duty.(hamilton) "of course the people that i bbew the whistle on was in a special unnt and it a lot of of mooey..."(keith) "the department fired here in 2007.. she sued, got her job back in 2009. but thaa year, the department fired hhr again for failing to show up at work." but at the time, hamilton as actually at home.. recovering from surgery after a job-related injury. she sued againn. and won.. and just last week, the city's board of estimaaes approved a 90- pay for theeoriggnal termination. she got the money.. but fai

hamilton. a new pitcher. doing it again. another two-run job.ton's first career, three homer game. do we have another? nobody gets four home runs. nobody. facing a side armer. darren o'day. gonzo. fourth home run. hamilton the 16th player to ever hit four in a game. more rare than a perfect game. is a four-homer game. historic night for jash hamilton as the the rangers beat the orioles. 10-3. stanley cup playoff. fliers. elimination. first period. tied at one. huge mistake. bryzgalov. turn the puck over. clarkson. easy one. bryzgalov, tries to clear it. and it deflects off the shaft and 2-1 lead. same period. devils, power play. face-off. and kovlachuk. scores. fifth. devils up 3-1. win it 4-1. advance to eastern conference finals for the first time, since 2003. so that means, itch the caps can come back and win two in a row. they make the finals, they're playing the devils. >> okay. we like that. >> fun >>> father's graduation gift to his son and may earn him a place in the pennsylvania record books. 22-year-old todd young loves to fish. so on

dennis hamilton is in ad seg for refusing to be housed with a cellmate. he's serving a life sentence for carjacking, kidnapping, and assault with a deadly weapon. >> for one, there's no rule that says i have to take a cellie. and, two, i don't want to live with another man for the rest of my life, you know? to me, the cells are too small. i think the cell in itself breeds an environment for homosexuality. >> hamilton is going before the disciplinary board to plead his case. >> mr. hamilton was placed in ad seg on 2-9-06 by lieutenant stebbins for refusing a cellmate. he stated he was refusing a cellmate. >> you don't have any enemies. >> nope. >> you seem to be a guy who gets along with people. >> yes. >> why won't you take a cellmate? >> like i told you in isu, i feel threatened being placed in a cell with another man. i feel my life is in danger. >> hamilton's stubbornness has landed him three stints in ad seg. he's yet to be housed with anyone. if hamilton keeps refusing, he'll be labeled a program failure, housed in solitary confinement indefinitely.

they didn't pay any attention to hamilton. and when they finally broke, it was much more this response to burr's own remark and to the fact that they had this terrible stalemate crisis. so i think although i remember learning that as a kid myself, i don't think it's true. it's one of those myths we're trying to get out from under. so thank you very much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> david linden is next lye from the gaithersburg book festival. he explores the human brain in his book, "the compass of pleasure." >> surveys are available at the tent. enjoy the rest of the today at the festival. [inaudible conversations] >> good amp. welcome to the third annual gaithersburg festival. what i'm about to say you may have heard already today, but i'm going to say it anyway. [laughter] not this part though. my name is mike connection that, i'm a member of the gaithersburg city council. gaithersburg is a vibrant, diverse city that celebrates and supports the cultural arts, and as a council member, i'm pleased and proud that w

hamilton, i want you to talk a little bit about this. if you had very strong wildlife penalties, elevating wildlife penalties and then you have strong prosecution that you could nip this in the bud, granted, it has grown to the point where you have 200 armed horse men moving from sudan, and so you need a significant counter force to do something about that, but is there a problem in terms of the penalties? is there a problem in terms of enforcement and then what are the witnesses here at the table believe we can do about that and in order to plug that hole because i think you start there with that issue. please, doctor. >> there is a big problem on the penalties that in general across africa far too low and enforcement of those penalties that exists is far too weak. i can speak to kenya in particular where there is a plan under the new constitution to bring in much more severe penalties and i know that the kenya wildlife service and the ngos are pushing to have this law introduced much earlier. it is crucial that the magistrate should be

animal teeth alexander hamilton's or? >> the road to a correspondence. it was in the context of how we get this nation pact to begin to appreciate the importance of government. of course, we have found republican principles, small or republican in government by the people without the trappings of the crown, strike executive-branch. but hamilton was very interested in how we actually get the people to respect the national government. most importantly to how do we give foreign powers to respect this. you know, if the government isn't highly visible and you don't have a powerful army. if we don't have the trappings of authority people never really buy into government. >> ec was wrong. >> at the key is wrong. if you look at most objective of the government, national governments caught through mechanisms like the tariff tent -- taxation, excise taxes , visible tax collectors. we used a tariff embedded in the price of goods. sir you cannot see the cost broken out. where did the correct this? literally offshore. literally before ships arrived. we have customs h

in the 3rd inning, josh hamilton, a 2-run homer to left. texas rangers lead the orioles 4-nothing. 7th inning, 2-run homer to center. you know what's coming. 15 players before him in history have hit four home runs in one game, including willie mayes, and he did it tonight. five for five, four home run, eight rbis. , throw in a double. and the rangers win 10-3. >>> the lakers aren't done yet. harry david, courtside, real good game. andrei miller, alley-ooping to javale mcgehee. at one point, up -- lakers erase a 15-point deficit. bryant had 43. they needed one more from bryant. with five seconds left, and not going to happen. george carl and the nuggets force a game 6, 102-99. and the celtics lose to atlanta. who's on the elevator at 11:23 at night? >> you? >> no, i had to run up the stairs because somebody was describing his story.

hamilton with a career best eight r.b.i's as the hamiltons beat the orioles 10-3.t was a fore gone conclusion that the laker s who finish off denver tonight in their playoff series. the nuggets had other ideas. specifically mcgee who was a dunking and rebounding machine. fourth quarter alley-oop and this right here is with authority. mcgee with 21 points down the stretch. kobe with 3 and another 3. 43 points for kobe bryant. the lakers are down 3. kobe for the tie and no. sessions, no. and the nuggets go into staples and force a game six 102-99. the celtics are looking to close out atlanta. trailing 87-86. josh smith throw itself away. ran dough with the steel. rando with the steel. he runs it down and he loses the ball. and they never get a shot off. they survive 87-86, and they force a game six. so the stanley cup playoffs and look out. almost decapitated and the devils are undeterred and tied at one in the first period. he is like a blocked shot and deflected right past brisgala who was trying to make a pass. 3-1 new jersey. the devils into the east finals with

i think that's what hamilton had in mind. jefferson and madison had a very different vision of what the united states should be. so the stakes were as high as they could be and people were frightened. i believe that jefferson and madison feared that monarchy was going to be imposed on the united states, that we were going to become a monarchical regime. they said that. many historians dismiss that out of hand. that can't be true. they must be crazy. because it didn't happen, therefore they dismiss it. but i think you have to take seriously what people said in the past and there's enough evidence that both jefferson and madison were frightened that the federalists were trying to foist a monarchy on the country. >> and the federalistsed a their own fears. >> oh, definitely. the french -- the french were going to invade, and that there was a fifth column within the country of jeffersonian radicals. jac jackabans, they called them, who were going to support the invasion. now, napoleon was invading other countries and turning them

josh hamilton has turned it around.s become a major force on the team. >> good for him. >> i thought it was wonderful for orioles fans. >> he had a great night. he did. just not very long. >> the governor will joint legislative leaders to announce a plan for next week's budget session. >> police say a dog attacked its owner. the woman has to go extensive surgery. putin his the ice. >> have some rain to contend with. >> that rain could create some problems on the road.

i found a letter that hamilton wrote. the council that adams sent to haiti, edwin stephens, who was a friend of hamilton's. they grew up in the virgin islands together. and stephens wrote hamilton and said, do you have any thoughts about a constitution for haiti? it's very interesting what hamilton did. he said only a military government is possible. but he did try to have some balancing of powers in it. he said, you know, there should be judges elected for life and you should have a council of generals to propose taxes. >> right. >> so he wasn't -- i don't think you'd call that a hopeful, particularly. but he's trying to -- he makes some suggestions. >> well, even jefferson when he looked at the latin american revolutions, he said, well, they're probably not going to work very well. they'll probably -- the people will wade through military despotisms for generations, but as they want to become republicans, i wish them well. that was the kind of -- it's a kind of patronizing pessimism we had towards people. which became m

hamilton. >> i think any forum should have it raised. the point is this elephant crisis is just not on many people's radar until now. neither in the states nor in africa. with increasing awareness and raising this point. approximate won't avoid the need for the knitty gritty which is to built up forces on the ground to engage local people and get them on side and to use everything in our armory to solve this elephant problem. >> we're going to have three votes in the senate which generally finds a way to end our hearings one way or the other in about five minutes, so we have a moment here for colleagues to weigh in with additional questions and a little leeway, but i want to -- as i said in my opening comments, and i understand it, for a lot of -- we are inundated. we have a lot going on. a lot of people are out of work. we have a lot of deficit issues, budget, a lot going on. people are consumed. the trick here, though, is not to lose sight of the connectedness of all of these things. this is not just about elephants. not just about poa

facing side armer, darren odeignen, what a day for hamilton. fourth home run in the game, ties a major league record. hamilton is the 16th player to ever hit four in a game. more rare than a perfect game. an historic night for josh hamilton, as the rangers bead the os, 10-3. >> it takes a little bit to sink in. i think when i get away from everybody and have some time to myself, it might. but it's just -- all i can say is it's an absolute blessing from above, to be sitting up here and talking to you about this, and to be in some good company. it's just awesome. >> reporter: josh hamilton actually had five in a row, because he homered in his last at-bat the game before. talking nba playoffs now and guess who's coming up big. how about former wizard javale mcgee? we've seen his roller-coaster rider of a career. some nights he disappears, some nights he does things that are stupid, and some night javale mcgee is just off the charts. that's what he did last night for the nuggets as they staved off elimination against the lakers. mcgee shuts down an

hamilton with a career best eight r.b.i's as the hamiltons beat the orioles 10-3.re gone conclusion that the laker s who finish off denver tonight in their playoff series. the nuggets had other ideas. specifically mcgee who was a dunking and rebounding machine. fourth quarter alley-oop and this right here is with authority. mcgee with 21 points down the stretch. kobe with 3 and another 3. 43 points for kobe bryant. the lakers are down 3. kobe for the tie and no. sessions, no. and the nuggets go into staples and force a game six 102-99. the celtics are looking to close out atlanta. trailing 87-86. josh smith throw itself away. ran dough with the steel. rando with the steel. he runs it down and he loses the ball. and they never get a shot off. they survive 87-86, and they force a game six. so the stanley cup pff

but hamilton was on medical leave at the and won.. and just last week, the city approved a $99-thousand dollar payout in back pay for the original termination. she got the money.. ut failed on appeal to get her job back for (hamilton) "none of this was about money for me. this was just a mattee of integrity. so, i still feel that the case is unjuut. the backpay, theyy owned that anyway, but the unjustly done, because i was unjustly fired.. and they got to win on a techniialiiy." hamilton failed to get her becauseeher attorney did not file the proper paperwork in time. meantime, noo general, the departmeet does not comment on personnel matters. keith daniels, fox 45 nnws at 5-30. in westminsterr..hundreddof people turned out forrhe annual memorial dayparade. john rydell reports... it... was just... one of severrltributes...to fallen hee. heroes. ((nats))it's a westminster tradition...thht datesback to 1868. "and they paid tribute to ttose first who servvd in the civil war.""nd now...all veterans re being honored.but these men and &pwom

finally the rangers josh hamilton slugged his way into the record books. baltimore. just the 16th player in baseball history to play off such a fete. to put that in perspective there have been more perfect games pitched than four home run gaims. that's your first look at forts. i'm fred roggin. >> we check back in with bill karins. he has your forecast. >> i don't mind telling everyone in inning that it's another gloomy day. i know what the weekend holds. it's been a very gloomy may. anyone living up in new england, today the rain is mostly in southern new england. it's getting locked in pretty good here. southern rhode island into cape cod. boston, looks like you're on the northern fringe of that. showers from new york city down through philadelphia. this will continue to move northward as it goes throughout the morning. we have one little batch of rain for the morning. then there will be another batch with steadier rains moving on through today. cloudy, on and off showers. have the umbrella handy. it's pretty warm with a southerly wind. the southeast, yo

the game in baltimore ranld out that didn't stop hamilton from making a big splash. took to the field with teammates sprinted toward the tarp, dove head-first and like that the rangers player was all washed up. as hot as he has been at plate this is the only thing to cool him off. that is the early look at sports on "early today" i'm fred roggin. >>> rihanna in the raw, britney is a go, sophia is single. early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, she is sharp as attack and serving her state, at 92 years young. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." i want to share with you an amazing photograph from the gulf. mobile bay, not one, not two, not three, four waterspouts at one time. the coast guard said at most there was six at one time over the open water impressive stuff. one of those came on shore, a waterspout once it moves on land becomes a tornado. as far as today, rain exits the areas of new england. thunderstorms possible in florida, big story the next couple days heavy rain in south texas. that will continue as

and we caught up with hamilton today. is not dwelling on his big night, with another game still to play tonight. >> you don't take the moment to the next day. the moment, you know, 99.9% of the time, it is going to have to be 100% of the time in cases like this. but don't live there. just come in and prepare for it. >> reporter: and even though hamilton made history as a visiting play are, he appreciates that orioles fans cheered his achievement, not something that usually happens for a visitor. >> pretty special. it means that when they recognize a player has done something good, they are true baseball fans and they come to enjoy the game. not only root for their team. >> lost in the hailstorm of hamilton home runs, the orioles hit two more out of the park. birds have 45 home runs. that's the third most in the major leagues. trailing only texas and the yankees. game 3 of the series tonight. o's lefty, we chen gets the job. now scored 24 runs in the two wins over the o's. cody louis. first pitch scheduled for 50 minutes f

hamilton was killed and burr was not disgraced by the dual per se.it was really the machinations of thomas jefferson that made very clear that burr had no political future. so burr decided what is he going to do? he? he was an ambitious man and what generations and generations of ambitious young men have been doing and that was he went to the west. what was he going to do in the west? well, it almost certainly included either in citing or exploiting a war between the united states and spain. spain was then in control of florida and then in control of mexico and spain was bottling up the united states from territorial expansion, which burr, like most everybody else in the united states including thomas jefferson, believed was inevitable and a good thing. i live in texas. i wasn't born in texas. i grew up on the west coast but i've been living in texas since 1980 and i can tell you that what burr was accused of doing was what one of the founding fathers of texas, sam houston, actually did 30 years later. namely, go off into mexican territory and by the

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the game in baltimore rained out, that didn't stop hamilton from making a big splash. took to the field with teammates, sprinted toward the tarp, dove head-first and like that, the rangers slugger was all washed up. as hot as he has been at plate, this is the only thing to cool him off. that's your "early look" at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> rihanna in the raw, britney is a go, and sophia is single. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, she is sharp as a tack and serving her state, at 92 years young. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." the good news continues as far as the weather forecast for areas of the west. 63 in portland. 60 in seattle. sunny and very hot in vegas down to phoenix and palm springs. continuing near 100 degree heat tomorrow on your friday in phoenix. the northwest warms up, 74 in portland, 83 in medford. so, it looks like we're heading in the right direction. if you're watching us on kttu tv channel 2 in alaska, explore e water water everywhere at the class museum of

what a night for george hamilton. let's talk about the capitals.n facing elimination. there are 3-0 in games following overtimes. they're still very confident. they know what they have to do. they will need some breaks. they have been in this situation before and they have succeeded. >> we have to refocus and make sure you put it behind you. last time we lost in overtime there became now harder. we have to do the same thing. >> tiger woods is getting ready for the tournament they call the fifth major. he does not seem worried. some of the experts are calling him irrelevant with the new swing. >> i have done this before. i have been through this. some of you have lived there with me. i have gone through periods where i was not quite where i wanted to be. i had some pretty good runs after that. this is no different. >> congratulations to the washington d.c. golden gloves. jerry odom, the light heavyweight was virtually untouchable. washington, d.c. when is it all. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... amer

hamilton. i understand you have a video? >> yes. >> how long is the video? >> i think it's just a minute or two. >> can we show that now before we have -- yes. >> it comes from bbc panorama. >> the largest animal on earth is under threat. some herds have been decimated at an alarming rate. >> i'm truly worried about the future of elephants. some places have lost almost all their elephants. >> they're still being hunted for their ivory, despite a trade ban in place for more than 20 years. >> here it is. >> ask him why the elephant was killed? >> these people are armed, and very well armed, they carry ak-47s. >> even the youngest in the firing line. >> and seizures of illegal ivory are at a new high. >> what is at the heart of the illegal killing of elephants in africa can be summarized in one word, money. >> we go under cover to find the ivory dealers. >> $10,000 for one. >> we see the new technology being used to track down the criminals. >> these poachers are hammering the same area over and over and over again. >> we go on the trail of the poachers, smuggl

he told former secretary alexander hamilton in a duel. mr. brands represents a different standard than your politician to a collection of letters between aronberg and his daughter, theodosia. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. >> i am delighted to speak here. i was like to speak in washington with where the audiences are well informed and engaged. having just finished teaching a semester for the year at the university of texas, isolated to speech or not it's the people you don't have to be here. there will be no tests. i say this sincerely. i'm very flattered you took the time in your evening to come listen to me. i think that my students by and large are interested in the subject, but i know perfectly well that if they did not test, it did, academic papers or rather, bo, the sympathies to be empty. none of you have to be here, but she did, and i find that very flattering. i could i supposed to be a test at the end. the title of my talk on which i forgot until jamie just mentioned is the unknown aaron burr. i'm going to tell you what i rea

the game's big story is josh hamilton who hit two-run homers off three different orioles pitchers. he's only the 16th player in major league history to hit four in a game, a list that goes all the way back to 1894. after the game, hamilton said his home run secret is to stay small. >> i wasn't getting too big, do too much. just taking the barrel to the bat to the ball and worked out good. >> yes, it did along with the homers, hamilton hit a double, setting an american league single game record of 18 total bases. >>> now to the nba playoffs. nuggets at lakers. it was a wild fourth quarter. denver's mcgee helping build a lead before lakers' kobe bryant went on a tear, hitting four three-pointers in the last five mights. but the nuggets held on to win 102-99 and stay alive in the series. >>> in chicago, the bulls faced elimination by the 76ers but carlos boozer scored 19 points with 13 rebounds, while deng led the bulls scoring with 24. and chicago won it 77-69. the sixers still lead the series 3-2. >>> in last night's other nba playoff games, indiana eliminated orlando with a 105-87

. >> josh hamilton brought the fireworks to camden yards. keith mills will have that next in sports. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. kind of busy. we have a new problem in baltimore county. we have a downed tree and it is blocking falls road. the harrisburg expressway is shaping up ok down to the beltway. we have an accident at harford road. not tracking any delays on 95. we are looking good in the construction zone of the j.f.x., 51 miles per hour. 12 minutes in the outer loop west side. 10 minutes southbound on 95 from the beltway to 32. this is the fort mchenry. southbound traffic looking good at the moment. no problems at the harbor tunnel. no problems towards the bay bridge. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. it has not been too bad for the morning commute. most of the rain is over at the eastern shore counties. there'll be rain for the next 45 minutes. cloud

what does josh hamilton and willie mays have in common? i'm dennis o'donnell in the cuban missile crisis was grounded tonight so was up to another new face to step up to the plate. the a's rookie slugger was scratched from tonight's lineup against the blue jays after he hurt his wrist in batting practice and there is no word yet from the a's on the severity of that injury. meanwhile the bottom of the nine bases are loaded there is the newcomer. he did it again and walked off grand slam and as rally in the ninth to be the jays. it's a fine young team. >>> greg kirschner was 6 and 1 lifetime against the giants the second in the u.s. over the place for brent pellets not give the giants into the nothing lead. brian boats allowed just one run batted left with the bases loaded in the eighth inning. how lopez got the inning ending double play the giants him on to beat the dodgers to one. nba fined fogel has the base is headed in the right direction indiana eliminated the magic in five games games their first series when since 2005. rangers slugge

. >>> and hammering hamilton. josh hamilton hit four home runs. you know that feeling when you're in that zone? that's what josh hamilton did tonight. rangers' slugger batted four home runs in tonight's game against the baltimore orioles. all of them two-run shots. he's only the 16th player to ever accomplish the feat. he also doubled, finishing five for five on the night. the man was on top of his game, like raj and jessica night. >> we're no brandon inge. what a pickup for the a's. [ man ] hmm. a lot can happen in two hundred thousand miles... are you guys okay? yeah. ♪ [ man ] i had a great time. thank you, it was really fun. ♪ [ crash ] i'm going to write down my number, but don't use it. [ laughing ] ♪ [ engine turns over ] [ male announcer ] the all-new subaru impreza®. experience love that lasts. ♪ >>> some on a florida beach got a surprise when a group of manatees showed up out of nowhere. the manatees showed up there on the shore. among some swimmers. no one seemed to mind. they were jumping on top of each other. they say the manatees wer

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the pedestal makes no reference to hamilton's real estate transactions. it pays tribute instead to his financial genius. that leads to abundant streams of revenue forth. he touched the dead corpse of and sprang upon his feet. >> after 30 years of space flight and 130 missions, the space shuttle program has come to an end. this spring, the shuttle's discovery and enterprise were delivered to their new retirement homes in virginia and new york. atlantis is based at florida's kennedy space center and "endeavor" is scheduled to arrive in los angeles this fall. next on american history tv, we revisit the space program's earliest day as we hear from mercury 7 astronaut alan shepard, and the fifth man to walk on the moon. interviewed as part of the oral history project. this interview was conducted just five months before alan shepard died of leukemia in july of 1998. he's interviewed by roy neil long time nbc news correspondent who covered the american man space program. >> you can't see the magnificent view because we blacked it out. thank you for letting us b