john hamilton, was an obstetrician. susan ran his medical clinic. >> susan hamilton was the proverbial trophy wife. by all accounts, she was a star, and he was indeed a very fortunate man to have her. >> but susan never left the house that day. dr. hamilton was performing surgery all morning. when he finished, he stopped home on his way from his office to give susan some flowers for valentine's day. once there, he found the back door wide open. upstairs in the master bathroom was his wife, unconscious. >> i think that my wife is dead. please hurry. my wife is bleeding all over the place. >> dr. hamilton tried to revive her, but it was too late. >> in this case, the attacker was in complete control. it's unfortunate, but i don't think mrs. hamilton really stood a chance. >> the killer apparently escaped through the hamiltons' back door. none of the neighbors saw anyone leaving the home. >> we were suspicious of the fact that maybe a burglar could have came in, and possibly attacked this woman, and tried to steal some jew

hamilton. that woman somehow reportedly got separated from her husband during a hike last night. he called the search and rescue after he last saw her at 7:30 last night. reported her missing at 2:20 this morning. we have a crew headed to the scene. we'll bring you details on the search and rescue. >>> already big leaguered san jose police department could do away with motorcycle cops. they are planning to cut the motorcycle traffic unit. part of the plan would be to move them to patrol cars. spokesperson for san jose police department says this will give the department a better way to respond to 911 calls. a final decision is expected soon. >>> while it might cut motorcycles, they are adding a drone to the force. they used federal grant money to bite $7,000 drone which will only be used, they say, by the bomb squad to better assess threats. since it was bought with federal fund, bomb squads in san francisco, oakland, and other bay area agencies can use it as well. >>> well let's check your for

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.

so madison and hamilton respected one another until hamilton became secretary of the treasury under georgen and began to make his financial planning career. so madison was troubled from the beginning but he eventually won the establishment of a national bank came up, he was deeply concerned that he didn't think the bank would be a bad idea. but at the constitutional convention he thought it was such a good idea that he had proposed giving the congress the power to grant charters which is what you needed need if you want to establish a bank. however, they turned that opportunity down and congress didn't have that power and that was madison's problem. hamilton was simply running roughshod over the strip number of powers of congress have been given and there was no power charters and therefore madison thought that he should not doubtless a bank. he lost the fight but he went on to win the war, agassi would say and he established the first opposition political party. parties didn't have any better reputation than than they do now and again it was counterintuitive and a against the conventional

obviously trout, pujols, hamilton, that gets your attention. but man, they don't need to turn it over to hurt you. >> joe: batter now is cowgill. when we talked about ron washington, the manager of the rangers who got to the world series in 2010, 2011, and asked him to size up the american league west and what he liked about the top three teams -- here's a bunt that may have come back and hit cowgill in the face. and it did. oh, wow. wow. >> harold: one of those heat seekers. i don't know if he fouled that off or not. >> joe: applying pressure on that wound as that looked like skin on the nose just opened up. >> harold: that was ugly. >> joe: you could hear the home plate umpire say first base, so they're saying the ball did not hit the bat. >> harold: now he's saying it went off the bat. that's a tough one to argue if you're the opposing manager. >> joe: sounded like he said first base. but then i heard that too. >> harold: yeah. >> joe: that's just hard to watch. and just pouring out. so cowgirl, they've called it strike one. so that hit off

connie hamilton is proud of her home.ton says she picks up trash along her home every single day. she comes out of the house to get her paper. as she sweeps up on a daily basis. she cannot believe that she was just fine in the mail, claiming city inspectors found trash on her property six weeks earlier, about 8:30 in the morning. >> it seems to be very early morning but even so, if i thought it was legitimate i would not mind paying it if i have to, i'll pay it. it is not legitimate because as i said, i clean it up every morning. >> hamilton says she plans to fight the fine, meanwhile, these pictures, e mailed to fox, may explain some things. take a look the photos show the trash, but the the house in the photo, it doesn't look like hamilton's house so the city says it is now investigating the the matter. we will keep you posted. >>> well, first it was a california convict whose mug shot became an on line sensation and now it is an ohio woman's mug shot the that is getting an attention. it is unclear as to why. thirty-fou

we could see showers around mount hamilton into the night. in the meantime, off to the east we have the big action. 400-plus lightning strikes up and down the sierra. and too much rain falling right over yosemite with a flash flood warning this afternoon through 7:00 tonight. this affects the rem fire burn area and all of yosemite national park. this is a dangerous time whe campers and hikers are up there and local flash flooding is possible into thooechbl. now some of the thunderstorms are trying to drift off to the west. you can see how some of the moisture is pulling away from the sierra heading into sacramento and napa county and fairfield. i do think it will be napa county, solano county and parts of northern contra costa county and sonoma county tonight that have the best bet of seeing the remnant moisture spilling back over to the bay area. and we still, as long as the sun is up, have the power to fire up these convective showers off to the east of san jose. we may see that creeping north near morgan hill before 7:00 tonight. scattered

i wasn't surprised by any of the other votes because i had been inting -- had met with recent, hamilton fish, tom and congressman flowers. >> did the system work? did the constitution work? balances --ks and between executive and legislative, did all that work in the summer of 1974? i thinknk it did, and the country felt it did. you have to remember what the country was going through. a decade, we had the assassination of president kennedy, the assassination of bobby kennedy, the assassination of dr. king, the war in vietnam. trying to extract ourselves from vietnam. quite a heavy load the american people were being asked to bear at that time, and it showed in the voices and expressions of the members. railsback was under enormous stress because he was a strong supporter of president nixon. he lost his voice during the course of those proceedings and never regained it. hamilton fish under tremendous pressure from his father, who had served previously, and a leader of the conservative movement and those who would come to closed sessions in , he would come rabbi from new york. i made it v

that's what a girl named jennifer hamilton did for her husband on his 32nd birthday. gary hamilton.he doesn't even have any social media account. she created this flyer. hung this flyer up all around new york city. and it just siaid, he's the bes. his adorable smile is what i love about him. i told him all 32 of his teeth can be seen when he smiles. it would be amazing if those of you reading this could take a picture of this flyer and post it to his instagram or twitter and tag him. how many people could see this? hundreds. gary posted this on his instagram. it has more than 17,000 likes. but not only that. check it out. people taking pictures of that flyer from all across new york city. happy birthday from penn station. happy birthday from the barclays center. happy birthday from 135th street. and it's not like gary is some lonely guy who doesn't have any friends to wish him happy birthday. gary is a friend of mine. i was at his wedding in brooklyn when he marri the beautiful jennifer. birthday boy gary hamilton and his lovely creative wife jennifer joining us "right this minute"

we just learned a hiker m is on point hamilton has -- hiker missing on mount hamilton has been found alive. janine de la vega is headed to the area right now. she'll have a live report coming up. >>> a search for a gas thief in one bay area city. the bold crimes that have left a trail of destruction an possibly a very dangerous situation. >>> a new local may be coming to new trash cans. i will tell you about the new company awarded a contract. >>> and a dog named champ is living up to its name after rescuing a family from an overnight fire in hayward. "mornings on 2" begins right now. >>> we're following breaking news in the south bay this morning where sheriff's opportunities are reporting that a missing woman has been found alive. there had been a frantic search for her on mount hamilton after her husband reported her missing early this morning. coming up in minutes, we'll have more on the breaking news. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm claudine wong. tori campbell is off today. >> and good morning. i'm dave clark. we're also talking about your weather and traffic. ste

i felt for many years that george washington and alexander hamilton just left me out by mistake. but through the process of amendment, interpretation, and court decision, i have finally been included in "we, the people." today, i am an inquisitor. hyperbole would not be fictional and would not overstate the solomon as i feel right now. my faith in the constitution is whole. it is complete. it is total. i am not going to sit here and be an idle spectator to the diminution, the subversion, the destruction of the constitution. who can so properly be the inquisitor for the nation as the representatives of the nation themselves? the subjects of its jurisdiction are those offenses which proceed from the misconduct of public men. that is what we are talking about. in other words, from the abuse or violation of some public trust. it is wrong, i suggest, it is a misreading of the constitution, for any member here to assert that for a member to vote for an article of impeachment means that member must be convinced the president should be removed from office. the constitution does not say t

example that lee hamilton raised yesterday.he 9/11 commission's recommendations centered on how to protect this country from terrorism. we have highlighted another major threat to the country. that is the relentless cyberattacks from foreign countries and criminal elements. the vulnerability of our cyber systems and the most fast stealing of intellectual property over the internet pose a huge national security challenge. our cyber defenses and strategies lagged behind the threat we face. on tuesday.milton here are the numbers to call. sammy is on the republican line in georgia. caller: thank you for taking my call. we are not safer under this resident. he gathered the military. -- gutted the military. he has done with the defense shield. putin has taken advantage of that. by our enemiesed anymore. people is coming through the border. obama is just letting them come. thing is these kids. to southng to go america. do these things make you feel less safe? caller: look at all the things that have happened under obama. host: he ment

tom cain and lee hamilton. ten years ago, the 9/11 commission came together on a bipartisan basis to help american people understand one of the darkest days in our history. and to provide recommendations about how to keep our country safe. the power of your report, your commitment to trains parn si and your dedication to preventing future attacks, brought our country together. from leadership of the director of national intelligence and the analysis of the national counterterrorism center and coordination of federal, state and local agencies i rely on your recommendations every day. none of that would have been possible without the leadership provided by tom and lee. they come from different parts of our great country. tom is a proud citizen of the garden state. and lee is a quintessential hoosier who made hit name on the basketball court. both of you embody what americans want in their public servants. integrity, humility, intelligence and a commitment to put the interest of our country before any partisan or

hamilton fish under tremendous pressure from his father, who had served previously, and a leader of the conservative movement and those who would come to closed sessions in public sessions, he would come with a rabbi from new york. they made it very clear that they were fundamentally opposed to what ham fish was saying and doing and where the committee was going. so there were a lot of personal things that were taking place in the lives of individuals that perhaps were never known to the public but for -- but were felt in the committee. >> did you have a sense of how riveting these moments were and how many americans were washed into proceedings on television? >> until we opened up to the public, the answer was no. we had a meeting day after day in private sessions and of course the press was always trying to get information about what's going on, what can you tell us. it was pretty close. i would brief of the press from time to time on context or were moving in the right direction in terms of getting evidence or something, but there was never any breaches of confidentiality in terms of

suma 190 puntos, 14 mÁs que hamilton.go a la luna. ests imagenes muestran a los astronautas estadounidenses, neil armstrong y edwin aldrin poner sus pies sobre el unico satelite natural de la tierra. el 20 de julio de 1969 la capsula eagle, en la undecima mision del programa apolo, se poso en la luna, siendo uno de los mayores logros de la ciencia. llegamos al final!! gracias por su atencion!!maqanalos esperamos en la

fox 29's thalia perez is live in hamilton township. what is going on, thalia?> reporter: lucy, police say the suspects are targeting sheds, garages and, yes, people's homes and now police are asking neighbors in all of these developments to be vigilant. >> are you kidding me? oh, my gosh. it doesn't me feel comfortable at all. >> reporter: colleen, is stunned hearing about the recent rash of burglaries in her hometown. police are warning neighbors in laureldale and weymouth to look out for any suspicious vehicles that could be transporting the stolen goods. >> left our shed open. now i think we'll put a lock on it. >> reporter: that's probably a good idea. since police say they're targeting sheds and garages. so far, more than half a dozen victims have come forward. >> police also tell us the burglaries usually take place at night while the homeowner is sleeping. the thieves have gotten away with high priced valuables such as lawnmowers, generators and dirt bikes. >> our garage is usually open when we're home. but it is what it is. you know, you can't -- i don'

suma 190 puntos, 14 mÁs que hamilton. sus pies sobre el unico satelite natural de la tierra. el 20 de julio de 1969 la capsula eagle, en la undecima mision del programa apolo, se poso en la luna, siendo uno de los mayores logros de la ciencia. llegamos al final!! gracias por su atencion!!maqanalos esperamos en la >> feliz de estar aquÍ con ustedes. >> me da un gusto saludar a toda la gente que nos acompaÑa esta maÑana. nos mandaron un abrazo.

my name is jeff kazinski, i'm with the hamilton family center. i'm here to speak on behalf of the hespa budget request. when i started doing this work it took a family about a week to get into a temporary shelter with case management services. less than a week actually. today it takes over 7 months for families to get into a homeless shelter with case management services. back when i started doing this work there were less than 500 children in the san francisco unified school district that were classified as homeless or marginally housed. today there's over 2200 students in the san francisco unified school district that are homeless or marginally housed. we can do better than this, supervisors. we should do better than this and the hespa proposal is definitely a road map for how we can improve the lives of homeless children in san francisco. i also want to speak briefly on behalf of the 1-1/2% cost of doing business increase. organizations like hamilton are expected and do provide us a critical social safety net services to the city of san franci

. >> coming up we will update breaking news, a search for a missing hiker on mount hamilton. >> targetsnces the future as i tries to move beyond the massive data >>> abc7 news begins with breaking news. >>> at 6:43 we have breaking news in santa clara county, a search effort underway on mount hamilton to find this woman, christina puckett missing since last night. she is 5' 8" and weighs 135 pounds with brown eyes and gray curliy. the sheriffs are coordinating the effort to find her. her husband for some reason did not report her missing until a few hours ago although she vanished last night while the couple was hiveing together in the county -- hiking together in the county park. >> a small plane crashed in a san diego paing lot killing one and injuring another. though were practicing landings and it bounced. it then struck the top of a target store and a light pole before craning near a costco. an 80-year-old passenger died and a good samaritan suffered minor injuries to get the pilot out of the wrecked aircraft. >>> around the clock work continues as crews try to repair such set birt

but then he decided to found the alexander hamilton society and to hire me to run it for him, and hehasn't had a moment of peace in four and a half years. but aaron continues to serve as the president of our board of directors. finally, michael duran is the roger hertog fellow at the brookings institution, earned his bachelors at stanford, masters and doctorate here at princeton, and he serves on the national board of advisors of the hamilton society. michael is, as jane austen might have said, a man of information. and he tweets prolifically. and has 7500 followers is the most popular member of our advisory board, apart from john bolton. each of your panelists will speak for 15 to 20 minutes and then we may have some discussion among themselves, after which we'll open it up for questions. dr. pierce. >> i contend that we are forgetting lessons learned the hard way. lessons we thought we had learned that american presidents and secretaries of state seemed to have learned after hitler's meteoric rise and his near success in creating a totalitarian world order. today's unprincipled, un

suma 190 puntos, 14 mÁs que hamilton.oner sus pies sobre el unico satelite natural de la tierra. el 20 de julio de 1969 la capsula eagle, en la undecima mision del programa apolo, se poso en la luna, siendo uno de los mayores logros de la ciencia. llegamos al final!! gracias por su atencion!!maqanalos esperamos en la [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> hola, hola. ¿quÉ tal? feliz comienzo de semana. >> buenos dÍas. >> bienvenidos a tda. tenemos hoy una invitada muy especial. >> gracias. feliz de estar aquÍ, en tda finalmente, pero hoy es lunes. >> caramba, arranca la semana, no me quiero levantar. >> aviento la cobija, no me quiero levantar. >> enciendo la tele, comienza tda. >> es mÚsica y video y muchas cosas mÁs. q

and lee hamilton had a mantra. we would get into some pretty heated discussions about particularly the language of the report and the recommendations, and then there would be a hesitation and you would hear lee say, let's come back and look at the facts. and you got out of -- and then gradually we started removing the adjectives from the report. and just stating the facts. if you look at that report, there are not a lot of adjectives in a. it's just the report with plain writing, and clear writing because we got rid of the adjective. the adjectives were what people got excited about. and i think you were the one, every time, let's look at the facts. that was an enormous contribution. wants we got rid of the adjectives, you know, we found agreement. >> that was a key point. i'm sitting here looking at the washington monument, and -- outside the window, and it brings back a memory of mine. i drive home two, 3:00 in the morning sometimes across the 14th street bridge into northern virginia, and on several occasions i

we just learned a hiker m is on point hamilton has -- hiker missing on mount hamilton has been foundlive. janine de la vega is headed to the area right now. she'll have a live report coming up. >>> a search for a gas thief in one bay area city. the bold crimes that have left a trail of destruction an possibly a

. >>> now the details, a hamilton township family is fast asleep when a burglar crept into their home. it happened on the unit block of tally road, the criminal knew what he wanted and went to extra lengths to cover his track buzz still left a clue behind. nora muchanic is live with more. >> reporter: the clue is pretty good finger prints that the police are working on now, they want to catch this thief after he entered the home while the parents and children slept. >> it's very violating and unsettlings. >> linda kelly and their three kids were sleeping in the hamilton heights section early saturday morning when unbeknownst to them a burglar broke in and was lurking through the house. >> they cut a hole in each corner and put their fingers in and lifted the screen like that, and climbed right in. once inside the thieves headed to the electronics, taking an xbox and

so madison and hamilton respected one another until hamilton became secretary of the treasury under georgeashington and began to make his financial plans clear. madison was jewel from the beginning but he eventually particularly when the issue of establishing a national bank came up, he was deeply concern concerned. he didn't think that bank was a bad idea but at the constitutional convention in fact he thought it was such a good idea but at the constitutional convention he had proposed giving the congress the power to grant charters which is what you needed if you wanted to establish a bank. however the constitutional convention it turned out turned it down. congress didn't have that power and that was madison's problem. hamilton was simply running roughshod over the strict number of powers that congress had been given. there was no power to grant charters and therefore madison thought you should not establish a bank. he lost the fight that he went on to kind of when the war i guess you would say. he established the first opposition political party. parties didn't have any better reputati

hamilton at third. stop bottas. rosberg opens up at the lead of the top of the chipping chip standings. hamilton second and still very much in contention. ricciardo finished sixth in germany. produced a display on his 12-year-old codex one in his first grand prix. a conductor -- a new live contender for the grand slam of show jumping. the 39 euros was struck off the germany even eat list of riders in the 2008 politics, one of just five riders to go through, qualifying for the jumpoff. round, leaving pressure on the others. riders stumbled. american challenges, two of them , were quicker. the first major of the year, now looking forward to the spruce meadows masters in september. mcelroy won his third major title at royal liverpool. inviting two strokes at 17 a depaul. withr finished at 15 under garcia. the spaniard got within two of the leader one stage. gg99Ññwçça7gucgg99Ññwçça7guc >> this is a production of china central television america. >> he is one of the world's most acclaimed musicians. a man comfortable

after a pit stop, ricardo took second from hamilton just like he did in canada. the red bull driver went past alonso to take the lead with three lapse to go. rosburg was unable to get past hamilton for third, ricardo claims his second victory of the season and his career. >> it feels as good as the first. it really does. i don't know. the safety car at the beginning was an advantage. when the second one came out, it didn't help us. we managed to pull it off at the end. >> while hamilton has cut rosburg's champion lead to 11 points. richard parr, al jazeera. >>> he's setting high standards for the players with united pt ro romo. he said the team's performance was not good played in the heat of denver in the united states. he was able to make his famous clear during some mid-game water bray breaks. the moment of the game was provided by romo wasn't even filled there. another moment of individual brilliance here from real madrid garrett balord from california. penalty in the second half did see in milan leveling the scores and keeping the american fans happy. the wi

after a pit stop on lap 54 daniel retook second from hamilton just like he did when he won this canadawent past loronzo to take the lead with three laps to go and unable to get past hamilton for third as he claimed the second victory of the season and his career. >> felt as good as the first, it really does, i don't know, the safety car at the beginning played to our advantage and thought when the second one came out it didn't really us but we managed to pull it off at the end. >> so ricardo and now the championship lead is 11 points, i'm with al jazeera. >>> they are running out of time in efforts to run the second test of south africa and in the final session and hanging on 118 to 6 is the latest score and looking to level the series after south africa's win in the test and aiming for day two and gary has an unbeaten century there. kenya to win the men's 5,000 meters in glasco and the champion was out due to illness and roberterson and jake led for the indoor 3,000 meter champion took charge to lead 10-1-2. men's marathon michael shelly is the first non-african to win the event in 20

he'd lost his lead, and hamilton caught up. they saw the german driver slipped to number four.with just three laps remaining, he grabbed his second win of the season. that left alonso in second. meanwhile, b to the podium. that left no mercedes in the top of the first time all year, but hamilton disobeyed a team order to let another pass. a slim chance of victory in budapest. >> two weeks after the football world cup, the world governing fa saidisa, --f fi it earned over one billion euros from the spectacle. they will pay no income tax, where they spent 8 billion euros. in the semit finals. turnout ins the best years and were wowed by hospitality. and last season, one of germany's biggest clubs narrowly avoided relegation. hamburg needed a playoff, the only club played every season in the top, and now, there is a new man in charge, and he is looking to stir things up. >> already a player and sporting director at hamburg. and he knows that will not be easy. >> i always thought it would come back some time, and if i did, the situation would not be good. >> they are in need of ser

his teammate hamilton finished third after starting down in 20th on the grid. andy richardson reports. >> a week after the world cup victory and with rossberg on pole, they hoped for more home success at the grand prix. there was drama at the first corner as the mc layer ren filmed. unfortunately he wasn't hurt. a crashing qualifying and a gearbox change penalty and hamilton was in 20th place. he quickly made his way through the field. the mercedes driver clipped jenson bupt ton, though, when he attempted to overtaken and was apologizing to his former teammate when he went past him a week later. his race ended when he caught fire, and the russian got out of his car safely. the rate didn't go as planned, and the driver spun out on lap 50. hamilton had worked his way up to third when he was held over by three quarters by williams at the second. this mercedes first germ an gp win in 60 years. >> definitely will be celebrating a little bit tonight, and i hope you will do. great to continue the soccer world championship today a little bit. i look forward to the next

lewis hamilton has won. he closed the gap between himself and the overall leader and teammate, nico prospered -- nico rosberg. it was his second season when. -- win. the third went to daniel. rosberg dropped out because of gearbox problems. team crashed. the resumption was delayed for an hour. one suffered a bruised hip while another escaped uninjured. there is a battle going on at the top of the standings. it is all within the same team. rosberg is now only four points ahead of his teammate, lewis hamilton, after nine races this season. third place goes to daniel ricciardo of red bel -- bull. sebastian vettel moves down to s ixth spot. to the tour de france. he outraced the pack over 200 kilometers. kittel only marcel wore the yellow jersey for one day after taking saturday's sprint. he had no chance in day two. a number of riders tried to break away from the pack, but the one who succeeded was it only's vincenzo nibali. in made his move just for the finish line, winning by 2 seconds. it is the italian's fi

on the other side are those who like alexander hamilton believe that the preservation of civil lib irt and economic prosperity at home requires the constitutes lead in the defense of a world order hospitable to freedom. given the many unknown unknowns in international affairs, even when we agree on principles, there's a need for debate and for wisdom from the past and applying those principles to difficult circumstances and that is the subject of our panel this morning. we'll proceed more or less in chronological order of global totalitarian movement and you'll find detailed introductions of your speakers in the programs. i'll introduce them at the beginning in the order in which they will speak. first is ann rice-pierce. she is author, scholar and commentator on the american presidency and american foreign policy. she's the author of "woodrow wilson and harry truman: mission and power in american foreign policy" and the perilous path of obama's foreign policy much she holds her bachelor's degree from corn he will and doctorate from the university of chicago. next, aaron freeburg is pr

they investigated and hamilton was transferred. but dmrees not learn of the agosation until four months later. >>> there's more to come on eyewitness news this morning including huge summer concert in atlantic city later tonight. >> and annual event of the summer, heading to chink teek island for 89th >> good morning, blake shell ton will be plugged in for a free con as a result. tens of thousands of people will hit the stands before ceasars pier app the st. james place. crews worked to put the type am preparations on place in the beach. mayor done guardian says this is his vision for the future of the boardwalk. >> atlantic city is a jersey shore town. we're the urban town but still jersey shore. all the wonderful activities you get on the ocean is here to enjoy. >> lady aunt bell up will perform a free concert from the same stage sunday. even though the concerts are free people still need tickets to access the beach. >> in one of the great event of the summer tens of thousands visitors watched ponies swim from asataeque to chinco

the first one near the west hyattsville metro station and the other just this week on hamilton street. in both cases, the victims fought off their attackers. thee sturman is live with alert police want you to know about. >> both of those women were walking late at night. by these woods here where he man popped out from behind some trees and surprised both of them. it is not just the m.o. is the description is carbon copy -- a hispanic man between 25 and 35 at approximately five foot eight. commuters coming off the west hyattsville metro don't mind the walk, but at nightfall she would not think about strolling home from here. >> sometimes i catch a cab from the station. >> out of fear or why? hyattsville police are investigating whether an assault here at july 10 is tied to an attempted rape nearby two days ago. >> we're definitely looking into it. says the cases are similar and both said they were approached as they were walking alone most recently, the suspect grabbed a woman walking on hamilton road near the community pool. he grabbed her shirt, threw her to the ground. she kicked h

governor tom kean, representative lee hamilton, welcome to the "newshour". >> thank you. >> woodruff: you say in this report looking back over the ten years that the u.s. government has done a good job at fighting terrorism but you also say, tom kean, you warn the struggle against terrorism has entered a new and dangerous phase. what do you base that on? >> the threat is different but no less. it's not one central al quaida based in afghanistan the way it was, now it's many more countries than there were before, all working at the same time and working in different ways. bomb making techniques coming out of a group, i.s.i.s., a great danger, who are training terrorists who can come over anytime. so a lot going on. the american people can't be complacent. we need to protect oursselves as much now as we did on 9/11. >> woodruff: does that mean we are not safer today, lee hamilton? >> i think we're safer than prior to nine len. not safe enough. we still live in a dangerous worldy where a lot of people want to do us harm, so we must consider the urgency of the threat, keep it in front of

in our report, we made a couple of observations as lee hamilton just said. we talked about the success as we see it of the director of national intelligence structure finally getting to a place where there is cohesion among the agencies. we talk about the importance of the collection of information in a world in which intelligence and intelligence analysis is really our best tool to dealing with a threat. we talk about the national counterterrorism center which brings together that information and which is quite successful. and i think we also talk about the modelling that the president does for his intelligence agencies by personally calling them together on a regular basis to share information with him and with each other. so those are the observations in very brief in our report, and i'm wondering if you could comment on the state of our integration and the robustness of our ability to protect ourselves. >> thanks for having me here today, jamie. let me thank the bipartisan and policy center for holding this. members of the commission, i read their report

was his teammate, hamilton, who charged from 20th position to third.now stretched his championship lead over hamilton to 14 points. now, -- golf now, ry mcilroyberoi -- ro has wo. finished two shots clear, and he has now won three of the four major golf tournaments at just -- ofrs of age are you age. stretch with a dramatic sprint finish in the tour de france. from new zealand, pulling ahead early on, leading the pack right up to the final kilometers. in fact, to the final meters, but it was not enough. just meters to the finish line, they were overtaken by norway, the first to cross the line, claiming his second stage victory of the tour so far. that is all we have got time for on the "journal." >> this is a production of china central television america. >> he is one of the world's most acclaimed musicians. a man comfortable in his mastery of standard classics, american bluegrass, and traditional chinese tunes. and as we'll see, a musician who has inspired a new philosophy of education worldwide. i'm mike walter in los angeles. let's take it "full fr

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> and developing right now in atlantic county, thieves have garages and sheds in their sights in hamiltonownship and they're stealing everything from power tools to generators and mountain bikes. fox 29's thalia perez has been canvassing the neighborhoods talking with residents life in hamilton township now. thalia, what are you hearing? >> reporter: well, lucy, surprisingly a number of neighbors we spoke with this evening tell us that they don't lock their sheds or their garages. now this was surprising. but police are asking everyone now to be on high alert for the burglars. >> we're close to our neighbors. wee keep an eye out on our houses and stuff. that's what we do. >> neighbors in misty pines are being vigilant after dozen home break ins recently. >> you can't really trust people to not come into your backyard or break into your home. it's sad. police say the burglars usually sneak in at night while the unsuspecting homeowner is sleeping but some break ins have taken place during the day. they say the thieves have gotten away with cash and jewelry. >> we left our shed open. you kno

a 21 year-old woman walking with a group of people at 69 and hamilton are around 7:00 p.m.proached on a bike and fired into the group. the woman was shot in the back and rushed to the hospital. doctors were not able to save her. it happened not long after the mayor joined community activist and an anti violence a vigil on the south side condemning a deadly holiday weekend of violence in the city that again drew a national spotlight. the activist said he was among those at the vigil, he left to go visit with some reformed gang members on the west side and claims he wound up literally running for his life. i think i he didn't feel any going past but i heard it. this is what i had on. a white shirt. on the one followed. like i said, there were no police anywhere. >> brown is a candidate in the fifth ward but the continuing gun violence follows a holiday weekend that saw 82 people shot. 14 killed, mainly on the south and west side. since yesterday, at least seven more people were shot including a woman killed in inglewood. the mayor called the weekend violence senseless and unw

hamilton says at first she thought it was some kind of scam.o you have problem and need results because we'd love to hear about it? go to myfoxphilly.com and look for the getting results tab and tell us what is going on. >>> your weather authority tracking another round of severe weather. a 14 year old boy from delaware county struck by lightning last night is finally back home. david just got out of the hospital within the hour and is home in pros spec park. he says he was just reaching for his friend's car door handle when he was hit. you can see a small cut and his hand is still swollen. >> reporter: what did it feel like when this happened? >> it just felt like shocking. i was just shaking and i just didn't know what was happening. >> he was struck and, um, the shoes he was wearing, they have real thick rubber soles. that probably helped ground fg. >> david just got those shoes. he says he's not going out in a storm again any time soon. >>> that's probably good advice. i'm back with scott williams. another round of heavy storms in our area,

. >> and this is -- >> connie hamilton is proud of her family and her home. she raised five kids after her husband died 50 years ago. so she knows how to run a tight ship. >> where do you think the trash was? >>> i have no idea. >> connie is frustrated because she comes out here every day to pick up the trash when she gets her paper. every day. plus once a week she sweeps her home is immaculate she keeps everything just so. she couldn't believe it when the city slapped her with this $50 fine for trash. >> i'd like to see it go away. i don't think it's fair. >> reporter: why do you think it's not fair? >> because i clean every day. every morning i clean whatever is out there. >> reporter: connie says she can't sweep every minute of the day. plus she never saw a ticket and certainly never got warning. just this letter in the male saying see inspectors found trash six weeks earlier at 8:30 in the morning. >> it seems to me very early to be up in this area at 8:30 in the morning. even so if it was -- if i thought it was legitimate i wouldn't mind paying it in fac