that's pretty much it for me. >> hamilton was sent back to the hole.later, we heard of an alarming new development in his case. he had assaulted an officer. >> sometimes you anticipate your moves as far as what inmates are going do and their capability, and sometimes you are just surprised. i didn't think he was going to take it to this level where he would assault staff. >> the officer was not badly injured, but it landed hamilton back in administrative segregation, with a high probability of being sent to the shu, a place most inmates dread. >> to me it's prison. it's still prison. it's not going to change. i wake up each morning and i thank god with a smile. i'm a survivor >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> msnbc takes you behind the walls of america's most notorious prisons, into a world of chaos and danger. now, the scenes you've never seen, "lockup: raw." >>> when you come to prison you have to join a gang.

but says tyler hamilton, not without help.says that after finishing a stage, he, armstrong, and their teammate ken livingston would inject themselves with epo in the team's camper. just meters from the excited fans outside. >> that was nerve-racking, because you were right there in the heart of the tour de france. you know, thousands and thousands of people around your -- hovering around the team camper. and we had this performance enhancing drug. i remember just trying to get rid of it as quickly as possible. there was one for lance, one for kevin, and one for myself. you quickly just stuck it in, got rid of it. then it was quickly hidden away typically in like a coke can. all three viles would go into a coke can, crush it, give it to a team doctor to dispose. >> but it didn't all go to plan. lance armstrong was tested for drugs during the tour. and one of his samples revealed a significant level of a banned cortico steroid. emma's duties included to giving armstrong a massage after his rides. during one of these massages, sh

lewis hamilton no puntea hoy.13 carreras >>el rv9 el carro más rápido por mucho. >>es todo en gran premio de japón. vettel de nuevo campeon, cinco veces consecutivas. ya muy cerca de ser cuarto, de s su cuarto campeonato del mundo muchas gracias por su compañía, nos vemos en la siguiente carrera ♪. (mÚsica). ♪ >> el agente cody banks >> seattle, 6:59. ♪ ♪ >> buen dÍa. >> buenos dÍas. >> papÁ, ¿podemos hablar de mi mesada? necesito un aumento. >> alex, no te ganarÁs a tu novia comprÁndole mas dulces. >> sÍ, como si supieras! >> alex! >> mamÁ, cody tiene casi diecisÉis aÑos y yo he tenido el doble de citas que Él. >> sentarse en la casita del Árbol no es exactamente una cita. >> lo es cuando juegas al doctor. >> adiÓs. >> oye, oye. ♪ >> hum, hueles bien, ¿te afeitaste? no olvides tus deberes. >> las harÉ despues. >> cody, esos pobres cobayos llevan dÍas sentados en excremento. >> alex, tÚ juegas mÁs con ellos, intercambiemos tareas, podarÉ el cesped tres veces. >> sueÑas, que tenga diez aÑos no es que sea un idiota,

. >> i want to make an impact on people. >> reporter: coach hamilton works at parks in georgia. two years ago, he decided to pick at least one player of the day for every home game, each of them with special needs. what do you think it does for the kids? >> it gives them a chance to be part of something they can't do normally. >> reporter: this time he surprised two, austin biel and levi bishop. how much do you like coach over here? >> i like him because he is good to me and the players. >> reporter: they get to wear jerseys to the pep rally, to the workout, to the pre-game bus. just like the other players. >> i want to show these boys how to be men. you can be a tough guy and still have a compassionate side. >> he opened these players' eyes to the fact -- >> for our boys, it is these kids. >> honestly, i don't even think coach hamilton realizes what it does for them. and us. >> and us. >> reporter: because while levi and austin stand on the sidelines, they are now part of a team. >> it is really the highlight of my day every day to you know watch them come out and run through t

write things for him and he came to trust in hamilton's political judgment.lthough i don't know that there will ever be a moment in which washington will put himself quite into hamiltons hands as some of his later critics have said. and some differences, there was a huge gap in ages and position between washington and hamilton. seward and lincoln are on par. if anything, seward is better known and more experienced with washington in the world then lincoln was when lincoln arrived in washington as president-elect. i think it was more of a personal friendship than washington had with hamilton. i'm not sure that anyone was ever a friend of george washington, but i think he was already sort of on a pedestal that made that different. >> fascinating stuff. i will have to read the book. would you care to speculate on what a seward presidency would've looked like had he gotten the nomination in 1860? >> the question is what would seward have been like if he would've gotten the nomination. i'm not sure that he would have been elected. i originally thought that he woul

has booz allen hamilton taken enough responsibility in this? >> the snowdon case has been getting headlines and rightly so, but i think it highlights a couple of failures in the way that the system is set pup while he's identified as a booz allen hamilton employee, he had just recently switched over from another government contractor where he had been working on the project. it's common fo employees to swih badges and from my understanding he had gone through a lot of security clearance processes previously. a firm like booz allen while we have an enough of cleared or while the number has a number of cleared staff with secret and top-secret clearances. those are clearances that are issued by the federal government. so any of the staff, snowdon included, would have gone through that vetting process. >> have they become so reliant on contractors that it's hard to keep control of all of this, whether its checking backgrounds, credentials and make sure they have the appropriate background t to work on the project they're tasked with? >> so often th

with stan stovall, donna hamilton, chief meteorologist tom tasslemyer, and sky team 11, covering the news where you live.-->> now your 11 insta- weather plus forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasslemyer. nearly a week of cloudy skies, we finally have sunshine this afternoon and it looks like we will at least be able to enjoy a little bit of dry weather before the next threat of rain arrives. you can see the satellite composite shows central maryland has closed out nicely. we are still holding onto cloud cover in the western part of the state and coastal areas. remainedareas have rain free today. temperatures have been able to respond. got it back into the upper 60s

hamilton. just a slight shower there. your day planner for the next 12 hours, with that cool start all across the bay, we will see mostly sunshine as we head into lunchtime and the afternoon hours. then more gusty, breezy conditions will greet us in the evening hours. i'll have your full accuweather seven day forecast in a bit. first, traffic where we've got a serious problem. amy hollyfield is on the scene in richmond. a sig alert due to a fatal crash that took place during a chase, a high speed chase. right now we have central avenue onramp that is shut down to westbound 80. do use 580 to get on to 80 as your alternate. also construction northbound side of 680. as you head between 242 and -- that's where we have at least four lanes shut down. not causing any delays. not just yet. but as you head away from pleasant dale into walnut creek, in great shape there. out to berkeley to take a look at westbound 80. berkeley out of albany, looking at clear conditions there despite the sig alert as you head through richmond and to

that's really the defining factor. >> but we didn't have that much trouble locating hamilton. he seems to be holed up at his home in las vegas behind the security gates of an exclusive golfing community. hi, is russ there? we called his house and were told by a woman that answered the phone that he would be back in a little while. we left a message, but he hasn't returned the call. if you hadn't investigated this on your own, you think it would still be going on? >> i'm sure it would be going on. the people who did this were very greedy and very blatant. but the scary thing is, there may be other accounts out there like this, maybe even on other sites that are not being done with the same sort of recklessness. and maybe this has been going on on more than just absolute poker and ultimate bet. maybe it's going on in several other places, and maybe it's even still going on on these sites. >> i'm sure there are people out there right now figuring out, "here's a way we can do it again." >> since this report first aired, the kahnawake gaming commission issued a report and concluded

hamilton. dry for everyone else with a warmup come tomorrow.rough of low pressure coming in on friday. but then a beautiful weekend awaits us. kristen, eric, over to you. >> leyla, thank you. 5:21. >> ahead, seven things to know as you start your day. >>> happily married. i'm serious, we compare our direct rates side by side to find you a great deal, even if it's not with us. [ ding ] oh, that's helpful! well, our company does that, too. actually, we invented that. it's like a sauna in here. helping you save, even if it's not with us -- now, that's progressive! call or click today. no mas pantalones! hey -- little m&m's! wow! great costumes. what are you guys -- like four or five? forty-six. alright, yeah ok. here you go. you don't understand, slick. we're here for the party. whoo! yeah, that's cute! [ laughi put your hand down. to those who've encountered welcome to covered california. new, affordable health plans so you can be ready for whatever comes your way. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> 5:24. whether you're just joining us or heading

when i die i don't want it on my tomb stone, scott hamilton, a football coach.it to be more. >> reporter: for this coach, the only measure is not just a victory. >> and that is our broadcast on a tuesday night, thank you for joining us. i'm brian williams and we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night.

hamilton... ¿ hamilton ? a ver... chócala... chóca. ahora sí; este... ¿ podríamos entrar ?e. como verá, nosotros vivimos aquí los tres solos. tengo atros años con esta enfermedad. no puedo moverme. el me ayuda en todo. me viste. me hace todo. ¿ su esposo la abandonó ? ( aguacero cayendo ) si, apenas me vio ferma y se fue. meejó con los bebes chiquito el quedó de siete años y hamilton de cuatro años. y nos abandonó. ( julio ) mientras hablábamos, se hizo aparente que todo lo que ella quería para jhon era que él pudiera ser un niño otra vez. me da tristeza qumuchos niños juegan. el no lo hace. muchos niños van a la escuela. el no lo hace. el me dice que cuando sea grande quiere ser médico. para ayudarle a personas como yo. a veces le pido perdón a él porque-- por no darle lo que él se merece. yo tengo dos hijos. no sé qué haría yo si les tuviera que decir cada noche que me perdonaran porque no puedo cuidarlos. esta situación de jhon tiene una solución. y eso es el apadrinamiento con children international. ( lio ) después pude pasar un rato con jhon. me alegré de ver que... a

they are defiling the legacy of hamilton and lincoln who cared so much about our nation's full faith and credit. why ignore the legacy of our great nation and why on earth don't they find another way to get their point across? isn't there another way to moderate behavior rather than trashing good old american capitalism? i don't want higher taxes. i want to cut taxes. i want to reduce spending big time. i want entitlements curtailed dramatically. what does that have to do with wrecking capitalism? just as i can't stand it when the left tries to socialize capitalism out of existence, i don't like it when the insurgents try to destroy it because the government is spending too much money. why not let it collapse under its own weight? see you later. you favor lower stock prices short and long term, and repudiation of the government's guarantee, you want to default. as someone who is trying to help you make money, both short and long term, i can't for the life of me believe we're on the verge of defaulting our own debts even if they had never been rung up in the first place, and i do. bot

hamilton. but snow will whiten the sierra. that is going to be at the 6,000 foot level starting at 9:00 a.m. this morning. more on that to come in swrus a little bit. kristen and eric, over to you. >>> to the b.a.r.t. strike threat. the scenario bay area commuters fear could happen as early as midnight tomorrow. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live in the fremontb.a.r.t. station. >> a lot of nervous rider. cooling off period is less than 48 hours away as many people are thinking how are they going to get to work if there is a strike. last night about 200 union members and their supporters marched from oakland city hall to the cal trans building where negotiations are taking place. both sides ended talks last night around 10:00. the unions did not issue a 72 hour strike notice monday night. but that's more of a courtesy for b.a.r.t. riders than a requirement. workers could still strike friday as b.a.r.t. riders prepare for the worst. does it make you nervous thinking there could be a strike? >> oh, yeah. most definitely. i w

that is near hamilton and baskum avenue. matt keller on the scene, so far no word on the cause of the fire but we're following it close lie learning this hour president obama will nominate bay area economist as chairman of the central bank, the first woman to lead the fed. >> well tonight the water supply for millions of people probably you is now closer to being protected from a major earthquake. workers connected two ends of a massive tunnel today and only abc 7 news was there but it happened. >> sth video shows the moment when minors drilling from fremont and another crew are are. >> most came together miles behind us. >> the project part of a plan to secure water supply in four counties. this will replace a pipeline built in 19 30s. mining here tough back then and it still is, today. workers ran into pockets of ground water. >> every foot of the tunnel was different. presenting many challenges in how to approach the ground and mine the ground. >> we mined through with over several million thousand. >> voter as proved a b

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hamilton... ¿ hamilton ? a ver... ahora sí; este... ¿ podríamos entrar ? posupuesto. ¿í ?ivimos aquí los tres solos. pero stengo cuatros años con enesta enfermedad. no puedo moverme. el me ayuda enodo. me viste. meace todo. ¿ sesposola abandonó ? aguace cayen ) si, apenas mme dejó con los bebes chiquitos; el quedó de siete años y mion de cuatro años. y nos abandonó. ( julio ) mientras hablábamos, se hizo aparente qudo lo que ella quería para jhon era que él pudiera ser un niño otra vez. me dtristeza que chos niños jgan. era que él puel no lo hace. un niño otra vez. muchos niños van a la escuela. el no lo hace. el me dice que cuando sea grande quiere ser médico. para ayudarle a personas como yo. a veces le pido peón a él porque-- por no darle lo que él se merece. yo tengo dos hijos. no sé qué harí yo si les tuvia que decir cada nhe que me perdonaran porque no puo cuidarlos. ese es una forma de vivir. esta situación de jhon tienuna solución. y eso es el adrinamiento con childr international. ( julio ) después pudeasar un ratcon jhon. me alegré de ver que... aunque él evabel

>>mira esa belleza, es el arma exacta que linda hamilton usÓ para matar a terminator.ien. disculpe, ¿cuÁnto cuesta esa arma? >>499 dÓres mÁs impuestos y una licencia para armas. >>bien, ah... ¿y cuÁnto cuesta aquella? ¿tambiÉn necesito licencia? >>una belleza, sÍ. puedes probarla, nena. >>quiero flechas de plata. >>aquÍ tienes, ross, feliz cacerÍa. gracias r venir. [♪] >>¿un ciego comprando armas? eso si da miedo, en serio. redd: gracias por venir. >>ese es jared. vÁmonos. >>¿no crees que exages un poco con ese tipo? >>no quiero que me mate o me coma. >>ahi estÁ mi competencia. ve, come. [gruñido [quejidos] >>mira la mano de ese hombre. >>shh... [quejidos] cÁllate. yo saldrÉ por atrÁs, asÍ que ve por ayuda. [ladridos] [golpe [♪] [ladridos] hombre: por aquÍ, vÁmonos. >>ayudarÉ a loren... [gruñidos] ¿por quÉ? no... [ladridos] [disparos] [aullido] [♪] [aplausos] [aclamaciones] >>bien, todo terminÓ. >>ah... ¿tÚ eres ese hombre? >>asÍ es, hijo, soy redd tucker. >>gracias. buen tiro. >>quÉdate atrÁs, podrÍa ser un caso de raa. [gruñidos] >>no, por favor. no puede ser, esto e

it is located at a strip mall on west hamilton avenue not far from rosemary elementary school, a woman working at the spa reportedly offered an undercover officer sex for money, the woman was arrested and the owner cited. >>> last week the owner of that salon lost her business permit after being accused in a prostitution sting as well, a sar jernt says he was offered sex for money at the spa in june, the owner plans to appeal there later. >>> san francisco police are asking for help to find a missing man. jack stockton was reported missing yesterday. police say he suffers from dementia and is extremely frail, take a look at his photo there, described as a white man, 5'6," about 140 pounds, he has brown eyes and balding gray hair, if you have any information police are asking you to call them. >> 5:08. the group occupy oakland planning something this afternoon on this the second anniversary of this encampment there. organizers are declaring solidarity with a state prison inmate hunger strike against solitary confinement, participants include sarah shourd, you vehicle she is the cal grad

hamilton and lincoln regardless of how they were incurred, they weren't fools. they were worried about america's standing in the world. i think the history stands with them in the righteousness of their position. michael in florida, please, michael. >> caller: jim, a big boo-yah to you. how are you? >> good. how about you? >> caller: doing great. my question is regarding jc penneys. down 60% year to date. they appear to be stagnant in their approach. macy's just came out that they're going to be open for thanksgiving for the first time which is new and unique. my question is what can jcpenney do to change their perception and get their stock price moving in the right direction? >> i don't think it matters. i think the economy is slowing because of what happens in washington. jcpenney needs washington to recon seen and pass the debt ceiling limit to go up and needs washington to get off our back ands and jcpenney will survive. everyone feels so awful approximate. michael in pennsylvania. >> caller: boo-yah, jim cramer. i was calling about dollar tree. heck of a r

with stan stovall, donna hamilton, chief meteorologist tom tasslemyer, and sky team 11, covering theews where you live.-->> now your 11 insta- weather plus forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasslemyer. nearly a week of cloudy skies, we finally have sunshine this afternoon and it looks like we will at least be able to enjoy a little bit of dry weather before the next threat of rain arrives. you can see the satellite composite shows central maryland has closed out nicely. we are still holding onto cloud cover in the western part of the state and coastal areas. remainedareas have rain free today. temperatures have been able to respond. got it back into the upper 60s to lower 70s. 50s out and western maryland including oakland in frostburg. 70 in frederick at this hour. lower eastern shore. again, we have some cloud cover down that way. baltimore, i think we will stay was would clear tonight. temperatures will get a little chilly tonight. we have warmer than normal nights and cooler than normal days during this wet spell. 40s returned to the suburbs. 50s downtown. sunset keeps gettin

. >> sí, acá está luis hamilton y la arrancada, se va, superó a su compañero de equipo, arranco mejorel víctima de él fue felipe, ahí viéndose complicado y me parece que sebastián vettel se encontró con una situación inesperada. >> a ver don fernando alonso, vamos a ver como lo hace weber. >> es el momento que se encuentra con él, pero vamos a ver como lo hace, hoy pareciera ser un día más difícil, pero es que se dijeron esto, jugando un poco a los carrtos jóvenes y va a tener que verlo. >> bueno, ya pasó por pit. >> de hecho. >> bueno, dice que parece ser que hay algo más con el vehículo, siente que cuando dobla a la derecha, está más pesado que cuando dobla american a la izquierda y en el equipo le dicen que van a ver, pero entrando, no tan inmediato a los pit, pero bueno, esto es indicativo que sí, lo que se esperaba, para los pilotos que clasificarion a la llanta, no sé que tanto pueda ayudar a los pilotos que se quedaron allá adelante sin problemas, entre ellos checo pérez el hecho de haber entrado con la llanta a media. >> weber dijo que la estrategia ganadora era arrancar con n

. >> adiÓs, andrew jackson, el honesto abraham alexander hamilton, los echarÉ mucho de menos. >> aire una idea, vengan. >> ve por Él! >> sÍ, te vas a resfriar. >> no. ♪ (risas). ♪ >> vamos por rocky. ♪ >> ¿quÉ pasa?! >> no! >> es mi dinero! >> dejen mi dinero! >> esa es mi fortuna! >> alÉjense de mi dinero! ese es mi dinero! >> mi dinero, mi fortuna! ♪ >> es mi dinero! >> sÍ, es tuyo. ♪ (varias voces). >> tÚ vienes conmigo. >> suÉltame, sueltame! >> amanda! amanda! >> rocky, colt! ♪ ♪ >> colt, tum tum, rocky, tienen a amanda. >> niÑos, nÍÑos, por aqui! >> rocky, no hay tiempo, estÁn escapando. ♪ >> vamos. >> cÁllate! >> suÉlteme! >> camina. >> dÉjeme! >> ¿lars, en posiciÓn? >> listo, esperando. >> andando, vamos. >> ¿oigan quÉ hacen? >> tienen a nuestra amiga. >> creo que es tarde para sacarlos de eso, ¿seguro saben lo que hacen? >> respeto, honor. >> confianza. >> valor! >> equipo! >> vamos. ♪ >> ¿adÓnde fueron? >> por allÁ! ♪ >> ¿quÉ harÁs con ella? >> esta niÑa puede ser Útil teniÉndola de rehen. >> suÉlteme! suelteme! >> despuÉs te hare mi esclava personal para que les quites part

australiano y la sÉptima de red bulls pero romÁn con sal mida buena, salta de 4° para primero, y hamiltonma vuelta 29 pierde posiciÓn a manos de webber y skraird pone en prÁctica una estrategia espectacular a favor de vettel el alemÁn para en la vuelta 28 38 y en la 41 con los neumÁticos frescos supera a el piloto y conquista su cuarta victoria y la escuderÍa sauber tierra buena carrera del aÑo y con gutiÉrrez termina en el septiembre lugar, y conquistando sus primeros 6 puntos. >>> y el alemÁn vettel con la novena victoria en la tel blord lan quinta segÚn ada se acerca mÁs a su 4° tÍtulo consecutivo. y ahora con una diferencio de 90 puntos sobre el espaÑol fernando alonso, que estÁ segundo. vettel podrÍa lograr la corona el prÓximo fin de semana en la india. pero esa es esa historia de la cual comenzaremos a hablar maÑana gracias horacio, para pausa en "contacto deportivo" al regresar arranca la cobertura especial a partir de ya, porque la serie mundial estÁ a la vuelta de la esquina. >>> (♪). y ademÁs, tenemos el tradicional monday knight fÚtbol entrenamiento de necesitados. >>> y no se

in pleasanton and tells us hundreds of people turned out for an opportunity to hear from bethany hamiltonorter: the nonprofit group dedicated to helping children and young people make healthy life choices, held the event at super franks restaurant. >> aloha pleasonton. >> reporter: 23-year-old bethany hamilton made headlines ten years ago when she lost her left arm during a shark attack >> i look in the mirror and i have one arm and to most people that is not the most desired thing. >> reporter: she told this crowd of mostly girls and mothers, she chose not to let the or deal stop her from achieving her dreams of becoming a professional surfer. >> i encourage you guys to find your passions and dive into them rather than looking at what you don't have or what you lack, take the time to find things that you love. >> reporter: she impressed many when she returned to surfing just one month after the shark attack. her journey inspired a movie called soul surfer. >> our kids need good role models. >> reporter: she is a perfect example of what her nonprofit teaches children, decisions you make t

. >>> and hamilton sets the early pace of the grand prix. of the details from the track a bit later. ♪ >>> the woman killed in washington, d.c. after attempting to breach a barrier near the white house has been identified as miriam carey. her mother told u.s. media she was suffering from postpartum depression. kimberly reports. >> reporter: it was this black sedan seen speeding away from the white house that police tried to stop. >> an authorized vehicle attempted to gain access at an outer perimeter check point of the white house. beyond that check point there are multiple other check points that someone would have to go through. >> reporter: no shots were fired at the white house but the car struck a secret service officer as it drove off. with police following closely behind. witnesses say they were terrified when they saw the suspect's vehicle come down the street and stop about 100 meter down there, police ordered her to stop. she didn't stop, instead she rammed into a security barricade and it was then the police opened fire. politicia

in pleasanton and tells us hundreds of people turned out for an opportunity to hear from bethany hamiltonorter: the nonprofit group dedicated to helping children and young people make healthy life choices, held the event at super franks restaurant. >> aloha pleasonton. >> reporter: 23-year-old bethany hamilton made headlines ten years ago when she lost her left arm during a shark attack >> i look in the mirror and i have one arm and to most people that is not the most desired thing. >> reporter: she told this crowd of mostly girls and mothers, she chose not to let the or deal stop her from achieving her dreams of becoming a professional surfer. >> i encourage you guys to find your passions and dive into them rather than looking at what you don't have or what you lack, take the time to find things that you love. >> reporter: she impressed many when she returned to surfing just one month after the shark attack. her journey inspired a movie called soul surfer. >> our kids need good role models. >> reporter: she is a perfect example of what her nonprofit teaches children, decisions you make t

the crash happened about 2:30 am today near hamilton road. johnson and her friends were inside the suv but at some point the friend got out and that's when johnson backed up and pinning the friend against the building. >> i heard of what sounded like a slammed and its gotten my attention and after that i heard a lady's voice and the voice was saying help me and stay with me. >> when officers arrived they say they found beer cans inside the vehicle and a case of beer were found. police plan to release more information about the victims tomorrow. >>> the second stretch would run 60 miles from fresno and current county. today the contractors were invite to the building of that second segment. authorities expecting traffic -- want small businesses to play a major role. contractors have until november 6th. >>> lexus of the luxury division ranked first and volkswagon and audi also did well. the prius hybrid station wagon and audi a4. >>> more than dozen of people died of the land storm in europe to hurricane knocked down trees and left hundreds of

. >> in 1963, he is playing for the hamilton tiger cats and his bad boy reputation is about to go fromous to infamous. it's nearing half-time at the cfl championship game, the gray cup. his tiger cats are playing the british columbia lions. the lions number 15, willie fleming has the ball and is on his way down to the ground, when number 68 comes flying in to seal the deal. >> and it was one of those bang-bang plays where i went over the top and caught the back of his head and there was no penalty called on the play. >> fleming takes the pitch up and gets away and knabbs the elusive willie. >> fleming leaves the game with an injury. >> fleming appears injured. >> and maska's team goes on to win the game. >> i played the game the way it was designed to be played and it was just one of those unfortunate plays. just because i did it, just so happened i had a stigma attached to it that it was a dirty play. >> the bc lions exact revenge beating hamilton in the gray cup the following season, which would seemed to have settled the score, but did it? fast forward 48 years. it's november 2011 a

alexander hamilton must be rolling over in his grave right now. to think that you would threaten to default or to say we go over this debt limit, where the constitution says you shouldn't put the public debt in doubt, that they're playing this reckless, irresponsible game, and that they have done it before, it's not the first time, it's as the president said, it's irresponsible. >> if we did breach the debt ceiling, obviously we don't know how long it would last for or how quickly we would be able to respond to any shocks that it created in our economy or around the world. can you give us some sort of layman's terms any sense of the potential magnitude of the impact as compared to say what we went through in 2008 and 2009? >> well the potential is catastrophic. you know, if it goes -- if we go past october 17 for some length of time, it's going to lead to uncertainty about whether our obligations will be met, it will cause a very sharp contraction in the amount of money the money is paying out to private sector contractors or helping the defense t

it's 1600 hamilton place, one woman has been arrested on suspicion of dui, another woman possibly a friend, has been killed after she was crushed by the suv that her friend was allegedly driving. police received a 911 call around 2:30 this morning, the person who lives in the town home heard someone crying. when police arrived they found the driver outside the suv, the other woman lying dead or near death on that driveway. the garage door is seriously damaged. it's hard to see in the dark. but the door is pressed inside and looks like part of the structure, the garage is damaged. police believe the driver in her 20s backed into it and in the process pinned the other woman, a woman they believe could be late 20s, early 30s, killing her. here is what one person heard around 2:30 this morning. >> all of a sudden i could hear voices and it sounded like they were coming a lot closer than they were. i didn't realize it was going on across the street. so it sounded like a lady saying come on, come on, come on. and sounded like she was talking to a child. and it kind of kept going and going. >> re

just east around napa and down into the hills over mount hamilton. and most of us are dry. and partly cloudy skies. perhaps breezy at times. now, into tomorrow morning. still getting that. and maybe waking up with a little bit of drizzle and that's it. >> maybe a slight chance for over the hill today. >> temperatures will remain on the cool side and that's where we will be for the entire day. >> 61 for oaklandle and san francisco. your extended forecast here showing you again. we have got a cool day. breezy for some and the winds are not going to pick back up. nothing like what we saw. and tomorrow morning, with the cool air in place. it is a chilly start. >> wednesday morning may be the coolest. by wednesday afternoon, temperatures will rebound. >> great day in the forecast for halloween on thursday. >> it looks just as nice. >> change is taking place by the second half. we may see a few sprinkles over the north bay. >> it was windy. >> it picked up in some areas. >> rosemary orozco, thanks a lot. >>> this is one of the busy muni lines and advice from doctors about what yo

rain affects mount hamilton. highs today mid to upper 60s to low 70s across much of the bay area.e for us. overnight temperatures cool. chilly especially north bay. here's a look at my seven-day forecast. dry but a warm up come this weekend and 80 degrees temperatures of using toothpaste to clean a denture. but dentures are very different to real teeth. they're about 10 times softer and may have surface pores where bacteria can grow and multiply. polident is specifically designed to clean dentures daily. its unique micro-clean formula kills 99.99% of odor causing bacteria and helps dissolve stains, cleaning in a better way than brushing with toothpaste. that's why dentists recommend polident. [ male announcer ] polident. cleaner, fresher, brighter every day. [ male announcer ] polident. to those who've been waiting welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage, and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> coming up at 4:00 the father of the boy that snuck onto the flight comes on to talk about how

the dissent hubley is, go read by hamilton, madison and jay. madison had attended every day of the philadelphia convention. hamilton got there when the code. he was a busy guy. jay was not a delegate at all. meyer says the authors of the federalist had no time to show each other their essays before handing them to the printer. in fact sometimes they couldn't even read their own work before was put into type. not only that, there's every reason to believe that the authors didn't themselves believe some of the things that they wrote. jefferson wrote madison a letter consoling him for having to read the federalist. he said with regard to the federalist in some part, it is discoverable that the author is only to say what may be best said in defense of opinions in which he does not concur. but by our time, the federalist has become divine, inherent in timeless. in 2010, the scholar anthony peacock in the introduction to a pamphlet entitled how to read the federalist papers wrote, use of a single student in success that the federalist possess the uni

so if you look at there, you might have seen laird hamilton on a surf board doing this.ow we're doing it on a 72 foot carbon fire multihulls and we have a carbon fiber wing, just like the wing off the side of an aircraft and it is insane. racing on that bay it's like nascar on water. >> stephen: i'm used to being on a sailboat on the water but this looks almost like a spaceship with 130-foot sail and just two cruise missile strapped to it. (laughter) how do you control something that is barely in the water like that? how far do you get off the water when you're cooking? >> you go probably about a meter and a half two meters. >> stephen: i don't speak whatever that is. (laughter) a meter, is that 50 feet? two meters? >> i don't know. 10 foot or something. but i don't think you're ever really in control. it's sort of like riding a motorbike. you're in control until you fall off and it's one hell of a ride. >> stephen: what's the festest you go not on the foils? >> not on the foils probably 30 knots. >> stephen: and when the foils kick up how fast do you go? >> then it's li

a clash with lewis hamilton meant he spent most of the race trailing another driver. vettel overtook the frenchman, who was chasing his maiden formula one victory on the 41st lap. he was followed by teammate mark webber, who took second place. >> i had a very poor start, but after that we were patient enough and had incredible pace toward the end. we managed to get past on another strategy. all in all, it is fantastic. >> vettel faces a two week wait until the indian grand prix and another shot at the championship. the deciding battle for the world title is still to come, but sebastian vettel will be hard to catch after extending his lead. his --ur races to go, he has 290 points, 90 ahead of fernando around so -- fernando alonso. racing -- from motor racing to lung power. the ironman championship in hawaii. year domination- has been broken. marathon, bike, and swam, all in just over eight hours and 12 minutes. in second andcame a german came in third. an australian took the women's title for a second time, setting a new world record in the process of eight hours, 52 m

hamilton got there when he could. he was a busy guy. if jay was on a delegate at all. the authors of the federalist had no time to show each other their essays before handing them to the printer. in fact, sometimes they couldn't even reread their own work before it was putting to type. not only that, there's every reason to believe that the authors didn't themselves relieve some of the things they wrote. jefferson wrote my definitive letter consoling him for having to write the federalist. he said with regard to the federalist, in some part it is discoverable that the author means only to say what may be bested in defense of opinions in which he does not occur. but by our time, the federalist has become divine, inerrant and timeless. in 2010, the scholar anthony peacock and an introduction to a pamphlet entitled how to read the federalist papers wrote quote cover use of a single pseudonym, publius, suggest that the federalist possess the uniformity of intent. the federalist was to be read as the work of one mind, not three and was coherent throughout. he adds, the fede

he spent $30 million buying up four neighboring houses, three of those are behind his house on hamilton. he bought one for $14 million. that's half the size of his house for double the price. >> yeah, this is probably an atypical situation. >> james says this probably won't affect the neighborhood's home prices. he says the median palo alto price is heading up already. it's a seller's market and it's true even if you aren't looking to sell. >> if you are interested in a piece of property, maybe isn't on the market, then you know, go and knock on somebody's dare and sigh, what to you want? >> the mercury news report zuckerberg wanted to build a mansion and market it as being near the ceo. he doesn't have a plan to -- >> they did a good job at keeping the wraps on everything. >> it's not uncommon for sellers to have nondisclosure agreements. that was evident when this former homeowner told us he better keep quiet. >> what else would you expect when privacy is at a premium. the realtor added the medium home price is $3 million. so it seems that the sellers got a good deal and they can stay