, hamilton, adams, and the madison joining with jefferson and others. and then the secretary of state and leaving. i don't know whether it was a temporary perspective that jefferson had during the administration, washington is from virginia and i was very surprised to see after reading your books how jefferson turned out to be evil. am i crazy. >> did you just say evil? >> evil, because he was against the washingtons approach. >> , he times have you seen hamilton? >> i have the cd. >> know and also miranda spoken know, but the fact is looking at the book he takes a certain perspective. >> can i start on an answer? and annette will set me. first of all, the idea political opposition is absolutely illegitimate. party, factions, no good. we've been talking about love at nausea. it's that people do recognize, values and commitments, and they don't. of course love always makes, failed love makes things worse as freud would tell you about love, hate, and the second thing is to get back to the real world there is no guarantee that the american union will survi

[laughter] >> i suppose the biggest was jefferson's christianity. peter calls himself of lap uniti unitarian and i was always how could you tell? i grew up in the unitedan methodist tradition but i was not convinced. >> i was reduced to prayer at that point laugh laugh. >> perhaps i was being too judgmental with that idea because what he did not believe in the divinity of christ and that you shouldd live according to jesus but the life and morals of the jesus of nazareth of the h parts of the bible that our magical thinking. but i had to narrow a view of all of this. and there were other small disputes. . . there are two microphones by the way if anybody has questions, feel free to come forward.first. >> i'm so excited to be first. i loved your book. it's bad a huge inspiration for me. i'm writing a book and interested in a question for yd you. the biggest obstacle is actually putting it all together trying to find the right way to crack the narrative to know what to go in and out. that's the biggest thing. there was a lost their but we don't have a

he has jefferson as his informant. jefferson draws a picture, it a floor plan of the room. but jefferson is already forgetting or scrambling, what does it look like in their exactly? what happened that day? this is june 20 8, 1776. jefferson does not exactly remember that day. already this is not accurate. try as he might. here you see the committee of five, including adams, jefferson, franklin, turning in the document to john hancock. it never happened quite that way. the document was on the desk but you don't get up and turn it in, use it down like everybody else -- you it down like everybody else and then when the time comes it is read out loud. it must've taken about 12-14 minutes to read the declaration of a defense out loud and then they say, next order of business to see whether they would be willing to raise enough money to buy some more nails. they needed nails. can we buy some more nails? or maybe improve the chesapeake. it had its moments, but this looks like the grand moment. and everybody in the room at that time, they are all talking to each other, bickering,

jefferson -- jefferson draws th8 picture of the floor plan.crambling. looks what it looks like in s!= walk over from so already, this is not accurate. f five, including adams and jefferson and franklin turning in the document to john hancock. well, that never happened quite that way. the document was on the desk, but youç don't get up and turnt in, you sit down like everybody else and then it is when the time comes, it's read out loud. it murd have taken about 12 or 14 minutes to read the declaration of independence out loud. then they go next order of business. it was tozv see whether they wod be willing to raise enough money to buy some more nails, they needed nails, can we buy some more÷ú nails. or maybe improve on the chesapeake. it had its momentsç but this looks like the grand moment. everybody in the room at that time, they're all talking to each other, they'reç bickering they can't get order in here at all, but in the painting, they all politely sit in rows, observing the ÷úevents, the gre event of the sacred document, nobody though

>> jefferson: ♪ i've been in paris meeting lots of different ♪ ladies.s. and i also believe that form is uniquely suited to tell hamilton's story. because it has more words per measure than any other musical genre. it has rhythm and it has density. and if hamilton had anything in his writings, it was this density. >> angelica schyuler: ♪ i'm a girl in a world in which ♪ my only job is to marry rich ♪ my father has no sons, so i'm the one who has to social climb ♪ for one, so i'm the oldest and the wittiest ♪ and the gossip in new york city is insidious... >> rose: miranda wrote this for hamilton's sister-in-law, angelica schyuler, played by renee-elise goldsberry. >> schyuler: and we just happen to be in the greatest city in the world! >> rose: in "hamilton," women get equal time. >> schuyler sisters: ♪ work! work! ♪ angelica! work! ♪ work! eliza! ♪ work! work! the schuyler sisters! >> hamilton: ♪ just you wait. alexander hamilton. >> rose: the idea to cast black and latino actors to play the founders was deliberate. miranda wanted to connect america the

sheriff's office, jefferson county there in louisiana. jacob, talk about the facts as we know them. what's been reported about this inner action between mcnight kn and gasser. >> i think we lost jacob. we'll work on getting him back in. there is been different details from witnesses ari, about how this all went down. there are certain ones that would put gasser in a criminal light or potentially puts mcknight in a different light than what we have been able to see so far. they're not there yet. >> right, they obviously have a desire here to set the records straight at this hour which means either they reach a conclusion or charges they want to explain or support for the reasons you were asking about earlier. people say well, if it was clearly of a killing or a deceased individual or another person on the gun, it does not seem that much less to know. either way, they want to give an update. these investigations take time to get all the evidence. there were reports from some by standers alleging that gassers w gassers -- was the alleger tha

you william jefferson clinton. , william] -- thank you jefferson clinton. [applause] >> the chair recognizes the honorable christine quinn of new york county for the purpose of making a motion. >> thank you. i moved the 2016 electoral oflege of the great state new york be adjourned. mr. cuomo: thank you. the chair now recognizes the representative from queens county. >> on behalf of all transgender new yorkers, i second the motion that the electoral college of the great state of new york be adjourned. mr. cuomo: thank you. [applause] it hasmo: thank you, been moved and seconded that the electoral college of the state of new york he adjourn. all those in favor signify by saying "aye." opposed? the motion is carried. please welcome the reverent who will offering benediction -- please welcome the reverend who will offer a benediction. god, ithty and eternal upon yourhat we call name. we thank you, almighty god, for this wonderful privilege to have gathered in our state capitol into this building. as you have been with us in the past, i'm sure you will guide us

this is jefferson and hamilton squabbling. >> george washington: the issue on the table!create. ♪ you just want to move our money around. ♪ this financial plan is an outrageous demand and it's too ♪ many damn pages for any man to understand ♪ stand with me in the land of the free ♪ pray to god we never see hamilton's candidacy ♪ look! when britain taxed our tea, ♪ we got frisky imagine what's gonna happen when ♪ you try to tax our whiskey >> washington: thank you, secretary jefferson! >> alexander hamilton: ♪ thomas, that was a real nice ♪ declaration welcome to the present, ♪ we're running a real nation would you like to join us, ♪ or stay mellow, doing whatever the hell it is ♪ you do in monticello a civics lesson from a slaver, ♪ hey neighbor your debts are paid because you ♪ don't pay for labor'i we plant seeds in the south ♪ we create!' keep ranting ♪ we know who's really doing the planting!! >> rose: hamilton's combative nature made him monumental enemies including presidents adams, jefferson, madison and monroe. all downplayed hamilton's achiements and diminished h

santa jefferson will be at the mall of america through sunday. after that, he heads home but not to the north pole. reena, this santa lives in irving, texas. >> ninan: i love it. a little bit warmener texas than the north pole. >> reporter: definitely. >> ninan: marley, thank you. new drone footage reveals the damage done by isis to ancient relics in iraq. weeks, nearly 400 people have been killed in the battle for aleppo, syria's largest city. tens of thousands have fled neighborods in eastern aleo, held pie antigovernment rebels since 2012. russian troops are helping syrian forces retake the city. across the border in iraq, new technology is revealing the damage done by isis. in the ancient city of nimrud, the terror group wiped out historic relics going back thousands of years before it was finally forced out. jonathan vigliotti has the story. >> reporter: new thrown footage shows what little remains of the ancient iraqi city of nimrud. the archaeological site once stood as a relic of the country's proof prosperous past but a place in iraqi cu

thank you, william jefferson clinton. [applause] >> the chair recognizes the honorable christine quinn for the purposes of making a motion. >> i move that the 2016 electoral college of the great state of new york be adjourned. >> thank you. the chair now recognizes melissa sclaress of queens county. >> on behalf of all transgender new yorkers, i second the motion that the 2016 electoral college of the great state of new york be adjourned. >> thank you. >> thank you. it has been moved and seconded that the 58th meeting of the electoral college of the state of new york be adjourned. all those in favor signify by saying aye. opposed. the motion is carried. please welcome the reverend sedgwick eastley of union baptist church who will now offer a benediction. >> might we pray. almighty god it is with reverence and joy that we call upon your name. we thank you, almighty god, for this wonderful privilege to have gathered in our state's capitol and in this majestic building. as you have been with us in the past, we are sure that

the jefferson memorial on the title basin. -- tidal basin. in 1943, fdr is concerned about american morale. at war for 16, 17 months. he thinks the dedication of the jefferson memorial and the display of the original declaration of independence will really help boost american spirits. so the document is taken over fort knox, no one knew where it came from, and put on display at the jefferson memorial for one week under 24 hour marine guard. thousands of americans come to see it. it is that symbol, again. then it goes back to fort knox. one other point. another part of the story i need to get to before your questions, and that is in 1952. december 13, 1952, a huge day. a huge parade down pennsylvania avenue, an avenue that sees many parades. military bands, military vehicles, military personnel, a company, the original declaration and constitution from the library of congress to here. -- here, the national archives. after many years of wrangling and infighting and turf battles between the library of congress and the national archives, the deci

jefferson davis probably could have been hanging by military commission. the attorney general of the united states says, where do you hold a trial in civil court when you have a crime? where the crime is committed, right? so the jury of peers comes from where? richmond, virginia in this case. and that was the ruling by the attorney general, that we have to create a jury of his peers. if not just richmond proper, but within the state of virginia. what is your guess? emple at the time knew that aneling a jury would be a problem. judge john c. underwood, who is the man who presided over the overly was asked to testify. he told the congress there was -- lee orthat we or davis would be convicted in a court trial held in virginia. he added this, unless you can pack the jury. when he asked him if he could do such a thing, he said it might be difficult, but it could be done. "i could pack a jury to convict him. i know very honest, ardent union men in virginia. and here are some of those ardent men." it is a panel assembled from which you would then choose the jury

county and north jefferson walworth county. all ofalworth county seeing moderate snow taking place espeally either side of 83. and then eastward we go. that's where that more moderate snow is moving into racine and so right around burlington, around twin lakes you'r arting to see more of that modewfalno what this all means is that we'll see shovable snow across the entire badger land. there are winter weather advisories, or winter storm warnings bnking wisconsin toward the u.p. down into illinois and mic ahigan indiana and offo the west, as well, in southern minnesota and northernowa. for us acrossouthstern wisconsi our viewing area, most of us under the more which means we'll see more snow accumulating here between now and tomorrow at 8:00 in the evening. up to the north, and sheboygan counties, toward the fox river valley and green bay, lesser amounts but still a winter weher advisory that extends all the way until midnight tomorrow night. here's the way i see the snow totals shaping up, anywhere between 4 and a half foof sno

learned that the teacher did bond out of the jefferson county jail on a $25,000 bond. the victim, a teenaged girl, we are told, according to arrest paperwork, did run away from home and called the teacher for help. 47-year-old michael bueno, a long time teacher and coach is facing serious charges. arrested tuesday night for contributing to a minor and sexual assault on a child. >> these charges immediately on leave. >> reporter: diana wilson is a spokesperson for jefferson county schools where he has been employed since 2011. he worked as a gym teacher at west jefferson middle school and coached girl's track at stanley lake high school and football in conifer. >> it is disappointing when we hear about situations like this. we really try our best to deal with it responsibly and fairly. students because it is just ... overwhelming to them when they hear something about this. when somebody is in a position of trust in these accusations being made. >> reporter: according to court documents, the alleged victim, a 17-year-old girl, was at one point a student where he worked.

durant gets bumped by jefferson. no foul played on the play as the calfs win. >> we had control of the game and we did not execute it at all in the 4th quarter and it is -- it is a great, great team to look at. it will be quite vital for us to look at that. >> what is it like for the guys in there? sthao it is christmas. what do you think? we lost the game. going home, everyone is happy. but, of course we are upset that we lost. we wish we -- we should of won that game. we had that game in our hands. nobody is -- nobody is, you know, sobbing in the locker room. >> to football, carr was exebgted to spend christmas in the hospital but his surgery was delayed due to the holiday and now take place some time this week. the offense needs to keep rolling. carr's back up. but, to start 6 games as a rook thein 2013 and upon help secure the win yesterday with a critical 3rd down completion for cooper. >> the quarterback. i like him. i am excited to see what he is going to do. i am excited to see how he prepares. i am excited t

>> reporter: well, jim, we just learned that the teacher did bond out of the jefferson county jail on a $25,000 bond. the victim, a teenaged gi, are told, according to arrest paperwork, did run away from home and called the teacher for help. 47-year-old michael bueno, a long time teacher and coach is facing serious charges. arrested tuesday night for contributing to a minor and sexual assault on a child. >> these charges and accusations, the person is put immediately on leave. >> reporter: diana wilson is a spokesperson for jefferson employed since 2011. he worked as a gym teacher at west jefferson middle school and coached girl's track at stanley lake high school and football in conifer. >> it is disappointing when we hear about situations like this. we really try our best to deal with it responsibly and fairly. but our hearts go out to our schools and our parents and our students because it is just ... overwhelming to them when they hear something about this. when somebody is in a posi being made. >> reporter: according to court documents, the alleged victim, a 17-year-old girl, was

there is dense fog advisory covering dodge and jefferson county. you can see juneau 3/10s of a mile. foggiest in the southwest corner of the state. but this dense fog advisory in low beams and low speeds. the concern is the slippery stretches. the temperatures are in the low 30s across dodge and jefferson and frost formation getting the slippery spots going. take it easy. mostly cloudy skies. the snow is moving out of most popular posts -- of of minnesota and iowa. look at te 36 mequon. it is 30 at this hour in waukesha. 32 watertown. 34 west bend. 37 racine. today at lunchtime, the ribbon of the snow associated with the cool front. into the afternoon hours a few flurries. the air mass in the wake of the cold front is chilly and dry. we boot the clouds to the east sunshine. very cold air for wednesday, thursday and friday. today we hold 30s this morning. a few flurries in the afternoon. 26 tomorrow. 24 thursday. windy and chilly for thursday and friday. matt? >> we have a crash off of the freeway, border of west allis and greenfield. it is a semi a

that is jefferson's iconic second paragraph of the declaration of independence. has i said, our concept of freedom, of liberty, of the quality rests on that second paragraph -- of the quality rests -- equality -- rests on that second paragraph. think about when he does this in 1776. this is an era of warlords, dictators, and monarchs. that is what we are talking to. by fiat, andd everyone who did who as they were told. equality, off governments deriving their power from the people, it completely was forward, a daring, 1776.tionary concept in 11 years later in 1787, gouverneur morris writes his preamble to the constitution. that is an unusual -- it is governor morris. abigail adams wrote it that way, that is the best we have. to pronounce his name. he writes "we the people of the united states," again, he is representing the codification of all of those principles in the declaration. when he says "we can secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and our prosperity -- posterity," he is talking about the current generation and for future generations. thelater on

many of you know jefferson davis later became the president of the confederacy. i start with that very small story to say that to a certain extent that was indicative of the long and lingering history of racist ideas, that you essentially over the course of american history had racist policies put in place, or you had individuals who did not want antiracist policies to be put in place like a bill that would provide education to black children in washington dc, in the same manner that educational funds were being provided to white children. then you had individuals like jefferson davis produce, reproduce racist ideas to challenge those antiracist bills or to defend existing racist bills, to defend existing racist policies. what i am saying in a nutshell is typically we have been taught in history that ignorance and hate have led to racist ideas and individuals who have these racist ideas are the ones who essentially have created these viciously racist policies that have impacted the lives of people over the course of american history and what i found from studying

i'm not jefferson. i have all the big ideas and he helped me whip it together.there's thing you look back and say, i forgot to put that in there. the hardest part you have a ton of knowledge and you want to pump it in there into two hundred pages. [laughter] >> that's the way i did it. i'm not a 5:00 a.m. and get up and write a few pages, you can start cranking stuff and get out the computer and carve it together. >> that's great. >> i wanted to go back to one more thing in terms of teaching, you had mentioned in here, i don't think by name, but at the -- i think it was in your graduate school, three teachers who were mentors that really had an impact with you. can you share what those are and how they had impact. >> hope college in holand, michigan. >> i won't name them in philosophy and my preacher in dutch reform church was a scott itch reform presbyterian preacher. but he had carl barton and coming and going, great systematic thinkers in our tradition and he could preach and had me over as college kid and when you were in college you had act altogether. i sa

ch . >> help the group and to nominate your own local hero for a jefferson award go to cbssf.com/herowe'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, we've got some tips to help you out with consumer reporter julie watts.. that story and more at five. >>> are you having trouble returning your recalled samsung smartphone? we have tips to help you out with consumer reporter julie watts at 5:00. hose stories and more tonight at 5:00. so tune in at 5:00. >> please tune in at 5:00. [ laughter ] >> i visited someone in barstow and it was a rotary phone. >> works too. >> look at that. beautiful shot. have a great day. ♪ >> bill: the jet's waiting, and it won't be long before we're in st. bart's. we'll be married by tomorrow. i have to believe that you want that. look at me. tell me you still want to be my wife. >> r.j.: well, if she wasn't into you before, she is now. >> ridge: i don't know about that, r.j. >> r.j.: you drew a giant heart in the sand, re-created one of her favorite memories, and you showed that you love and care for her.

sharon chin introduces us to this week's jefferson award winner. >> ready?e're doing deck the halls. [ music ] [ singing ] >> reporter: jenny chea-vaing volunteers to deck the halls of the senior living facility with song. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: and gifts. >> you give people happiness. you put a smile on their face. and you feel good. ♪[ music ] [ singing ] >> reporter: jenny has given the gift of service for the last 16 years through her charity jcv "artz and kraftz." she donated thousands of dollars from selling scarves, blankets and hats she crocheted or knitted herself. mobilized volunteers to serve with her in some two dozen causes from aids and breast cancer walks to disaster drills and homeless programs. >> there you go. >> reporter: recently she helped coordinate to organize a community open house for the oakland police eastmont substation. >> she is our little energizer bunny that always goes and goes and goes. >> reporter: she says she gives in different areas of the community because she is grateful for her life in america. >> every time when i g

mostly in the eastern part of jefferson county and wet pavement east and west on 94. a little damp outside in the milwaukee area. we continue to track the rain what to expect for the weekend coming up. >> thank you, jeremy. to traffic watch 12, everything is looking good. drive times are in the green too. melinda: new this morning, a quick thief gets away with diamond rings. ben: the man posed as a customer at a zales jewelry store. when the clerk pulled out rings to show him, he grabbed them and took off running. he made it out the door before anyone could stop him and got into a car. this happened a few weeks ago in plantation, florida. we're just now getting a look at the video. police are searching for the suspect this morning. ben: also new this morning, a crash in california leads to a flood. melinda: the driver hit a fire hydrant which started shooting water into the air. police say the driver lost control of his car, hit several cars at a dealership and then the fire hydrant. no one was hurt. the driver and passenger ran from the scene. police tracked them dow

as sharon chin shows us, it's because of this week's jefferson award winner. >> it's helped. >>> reporter: 19-year-old sarah has a special message for james rivers. >> thank you. because like without him like none of this would have happened for me. >> reporter: james is a probation manager at the contra costa county probation department. he helped put in place in the girl residential family therapy programs that sarah says transformed her life. as a teenager, drug addiction kept her in and out of juvenile hall but now she is clean, has her g.e.d. and a job. >> changed everything since i got out, like, i don't, like, recognize myself, like, i'm a totally new person. >> that could be an arrest for those charges. >> reporter: over two decades he worked as county probation counselor, officer, supervisor and now manager ushering in a new era of reform for young people in trouble with the law. >> we had the same kids that would come back over and over again and we create our own in- house treatment program. >> reporter: sarah, for example, went to girls in motion, the county's first treatment

. >>> police say after tears was shot to death outside of his home on jefferson street. tonight reginald bauman is behind bars and charged with his murder. we are live at the police headquarters. evan, we heard that police found dna evidence. anything else that links the status of the case?> well yes, they took dna evidence as well as to anonymous tips in order to get reginald bowman behind bars. the family of victim coleman says they have spent every day for the last two years now there is still a memorial outside of his home on jefferson street. that is where he was found by his own father on the night of january 5. marshall said early morning of january 5 2015. it was just after midnight. he died of a gunshot wound. hey say that bowman staged a gun sale to laura coleman into a robbery. they say they found a visor at bowman with dna. they also had an anonymous tips from several people who sin bowman was planning a shakedown i suppose it gun sale. coleman's mother says that her son died for nothing. >> we don't leave a human being lying in their front yard in the street

thank god he is okay" laura jefferson is talking about her 32-year-old son who was at home when 4-masked gunmen forced him into their house on cimarron drive in vallejo tuesday night "he got out of his car with the garage door still open and that's when they got him, came up to him with a gun and told him don't move" for the next 20-plus minutes the thieves ransacked their home "my computer is over there, that's the safe, they pried the safe open" "what do you think they were looking for?" "money" but there was no money to be found, so then the maked gunmen asked for something else the jeffersons didn't have "well they kept asking about a charger that is often parked in front of our house" however neither laura nor her son own that vehicle so she says the gunmen made her son take them across the street to their neighbor's house. i went there too and the owner told me he heard some loud noises at the front door. then someone shattered this front window. her neighbor told me the men took off after he turned on his house alarm. so why did the home invasion robbers shift their attention away

. >>> we are learning new details about a middle school gym teacher in jefferson ??county accused of sexually assaulting a child. court documents detail how the alleged ??incident unfolded. here's our karen morfitt. >> reporter: 47-year-old michael ben o a long ??time teacher and coach facing serious charges, arrested for contributing to a minor and sexual assault on a child. >> with these ??types of charge or accusations, the person >> reporter: anna wilson is a ?? spokesperson for jefferson county schools, where he has been employed since 2011. he worked as ??a gym teacher at west jefferson middle school. he's also coached girls track at stanley lake high ??school a football in conifer. >> it's always disappointing and disheart ping when we hear we try to deal with it responsible and fairly. students, because it's overwhelming to them when they hear something about this when somebody is in a position ??of trust and these accusations are made. >> reporter: according to court documents, the alleged victim, point a student where he worked. she ran away from her home ?

you can nominate your local here for a jefferson award online at cbssf.com/hero.e right back. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, mcdonald's ex fiance.. one day after cellphone video shows a tens >>> coming up at 5:00 we are sitting down with ray mcdonald's ex-fiancee one day after cell phone video shows a tense confrontation between her and the former 49er. we'll find out what she has to say about ray and that video tonight at 5:00. >> and that is it for our final kpix 5 news at noon show at noon. >> football tomorrow? >> of the year, yeah. football. >> this is our last show for2016? >> we'll be back tomorrow morning at 4:30. join us. >> liam: so [chuckles] there is a reason for all this, right? >> steffy: does there have to be? maybe i just want a romantic evening with you. >> liam: yeah, or maybe you have something to tell me? what is it, steffy? >> wyatt: you told steffy that she shouldn't be living with liam? >> eric: not while she's still married to you. >> wyatt: wow. uh... thank you for looking out for me. you know she's divorcing me, right? >> eric: i told her that she

jefferson davis has conducted his war, tad. tom hanks: but abraham lincoln has less than 11 days to live. abraham lincoln: might i have a glass of water? tom hanks: ironically, on this day, tad's 12th birthday, april 4th, 1865, the immediate danger to the president is not in richmond. it's on its way to washington. sergeant thomas harney, an explosives expert with the confederate torpedo bureau, has already been dispatched on a secret mission to blow up the white house and lincoln in it. and there is sound evidence that john wilkes booth learns of the plot while in new york, at the same time that abraham lincoln is walking the streets of richmond. southern gentleman: sergeant harney is with colonel mosby in virginia as we speak, seeking to infiltrate washington at the earliest convenience. john wilkes booth: and jefferson davis has sanctioned this harebrained incendiary scheme? i see. and it is true that president davis escaped intact from richmond? southern gentleman: yes. thank heaven he is safely bound for danville. you seem

bueno teaches at west jefferson middle -- and coaches at conifer high. president-elect donald trump and mike pence will head to the v-p elect's old stomping grounds today. the two leaders will travel to indiana -- where pence was the governor -- to make an announcement about the carrier the air conditioning company was planning to shut down the plant and move it to mexico. but after making a deal with the president-elect -- they're keeping about 800 jobs there in indianapolis. there haven't been many other details about the agreement. but it looks like state tax incentives are behind the announcement, but we don't know the details. the green party is now trying to get a recount in michigan. former presidential nominee jill stein has formally filed that request but some republicans are accusing her of illegally coordinating with hillary clinton. wisconsin worked with clinton to raise seven-thousand dollars for recounts in three states. stein's campaign manager says she's not coordinating with any other campaign though. the complaint says clinton is the on

now there is still a memorial outside of his home on jefferson street. that is where he was found by his own father on the night of january 5. marshall said early morning of january 5 2015. it was just after midnight. he died of a gunshot wound. hey say that bowman staged a they say they found a visor at the scene shortly afterwards which they then linked to bowman with dna. they also had an anonymous tips from several people who sin bowman was planning a shakedown i suppose it gun sale. coleman's mother says that her son died for nothing. >> we don't leave a human being lying in their front yard in the street anywhere. just to die. and for what you have done.> our community has been ?for decades.t is important that this discussion continues to be getting a handle on how we can solve these problems. because we cannot afford to continue to lose good young man. >> before this arrest comes bowman had denied anything to do with the murder telling police he had not seen coleman in two years. police say they found text purchase. family is now bracing for of co

i need to photograph thomas jefferson's widow. -- thomas jefferson's will. the guys saying no, no.y father is parading this guy, mentioning this -- my father is berating this guy, mentioning this judge in virginia. he finally gets a guide to bring out the pages of jefferson's will and he photographs them. he frames them in three frames, because i have them in my office. i have this framed jeffersonian will in my office. that is what i want to tell, stories of history. brian: you go back to the rutherford b. hayes home and your wife says 90 minutes. you have been married how long? mr. strauss: 1989, 27 years. brian: what has her attitude been about europe session with presidents? mr. strauss: she is sort of does not mind it, because she had a fellowship at stanford and we drove across the country. there is a hoover institution at stanford and he went there. on the way, we go through iowa. we stopped at herbert hoover's childhood farm. we run to the chicken coop and look at the cats. enjoyments inside my bizarre nature of looking at history. , one is 25 ands one is 21, both went to d

bueno teaches at west jefferson middle school and coaches at conifer high. he's in jail on a 25- president elect donald trump is headed to the midwest on a thank you tour that includes a stop in indiana to fulfill a campaign promise. one thousand jobs at a carrier plant in indiana will not be moving to mexico after all. the company credits president- elect trump's pro business policies. but it's actually millions of dollars in state tax incentives that saved the jobs. of course vice governor of indiana. no word on why the incentives were not offered earlier - when the move to mexico was announced. meanwhile, pense is in washington working on the transition. in new york the parade of potential nominees continues. critics call it a cabinet full of insiders. but so far, there is no word on which of four candidates will be announcements are expected before next week. start for ski season this year-- bookings at the resorts across the state are on pace for a strong year. according to the denver post, aspen skiing company got a lot of calls after it launched a bla

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thank you william jefferson clinton. the chair recognizes the honorable chris tin quinn for the purposes of making a motion. >> i move that the 2016 electoral college of the great state of new york be adjourned. >> thank you. the chair now recognizes melissa sclars of queen county. >> on behalf of all transgender new yorkers, i second the 2016 electoral college of the great state of new york be adjourned. > thank you. >> thank you. it has been moved and seconded that the 58th meeting of the electoral college of the state of new york be adjourned. all those in favor signify by saying aye. opposed the. the motion is carried. please welcome the reverend sedgwick easily of union baptist church who will now offer a benediction. >> might we pray. almighty god it is with reverence and joy that we call upon your name. woe thank you, almighty god, for this wonderful privilege to have gathered in our state's capitol and in this majestic building. as you have been with us in the past, we are sure that you will guide us into the ble

confederate president jefferson davis escapes by train, abandons his white house of the confederacy,am lincoln lands in richmond to view the devastated ruins of this american city. ♪ >> do any of you know the way to general whitesell's headquarters? >> yes, sir, master, lincoln, i know the way. ♪ >> thank god i have lived to see this day. on we go. >> may the good lord bless and keep you safe, master lincoln. >> you are a free citizen of this republic. kneel to god only and thank him for the liberty that is yours. >> it's one of the most unforgettable scenes in american history. an american president walking the streets of a fallen rebel capital in the midst of a civil war. scarcely 36 hours after jefferson davis has fled his capitol, abraham lincoln arrives at the surrendered home of the confederate president. >> i'm informed that general whitesell is on his way, sir. and this is mrs. o'melia, the housekeeper. >> ma'am, might you direct me to president davis' desk? so this must have been president davis' chair. ♪ >> jefferson davis will soon be captured in georgia. he will die 24 ye

. >> trevor: thomas jefferson, this is trevor noah.ve a question. >> okay, i know what you're going to say. yes, chances are, you are descended from me. but all the money's gone. >> trevor: no, no. no, mr. jefferson, it's not about that. it's about the electoral college. why does america need electors to pick a president? why not just trust the popular vote? ( laughing ) >> trust the popular vote! what a good joke. now i see why this show does so well with millennials. you see, trevor, in my day, we didn't tally a popular vote for president. we believed the common people were ill-informed and couldn't be relied on to reject a populist demagogue so we devised electors to guarantee america never elected a dangerous charismatic lunatic. >> trevor: i don't know if that worked out. the electoral college, america's handing the white house, because of them to a racist white guy instead of a more popular, more qualifieded woman. >> sounds like it's working perfectly. what's the problem? >> trevor: well, i guess in your day-- look, the thing, i

. >> trevor: thomas jefferson, this is trevor noah.ave a question. >> okay, i know what you're going to say. yes, chances are, you are descended from me. but all the money's gone. >> trevor: no, no. no, mr. jefferson, it's not about that. it's about the electoral college. why does america need electors to pick a president? why not just trust the popular vote? ( laughing ) >> trust the popular vote! what a good joke. now i see why this show does so well with millennials. you see, trevor, in my day, we didn't tally a popular vote for president. we believed the common people were ill-informed and couldn't be relied on to reject a populist demagogue so we devised electors to guarantee america never elected a dangerous charismatic lunatic. >> trevor: i don't know if that worked out. the electoral college, america's handing the white house, because of them to a racist white guy instead of a more popular, more qualifieded woman. >> sounds like it's working perfectly. what's the problem? >> trevor: well, i guess in your day-- look, the thing,

on april twelfth, 1860 jefferson davis who, at the time was one of the u.s. senators from mississippi stood before his colleagues in the u.s. senate and under the phrase, inequality between the black and white races was stamped from thewh beginning. and so ironically my book came out on the very day that the title was inspired hee t. he read that statement and made that statement because there is a bill on the floor that was considering granting funds to educate black people in d.c. of course he got up and argued against it. many of you know jefferson davis later became the president of the confederacy. i start with that small story to say that was indicative of the long and lingering history of racist ideas.ingeri that you essentially over the course of history have racist policies put in place, or you have individuals who do not want antiracist policies to be put into place. like a bill that would provide education to black children in washington, d.c. in the same manner that educational funds were being provided to white children heard that he had individu

-- madison and jefferson, just to name a few. target holders are being advised to enter through the 17th straight -- 17th street entrance. you will not be able to bring in tablets, ipads, cama sticks, bikes, dashcam rustics, bikes. be allowed in. constitution avenue at this hour -- it is busy. a big show for president obama's final one. james taylor rehearsing. chance the rapper. marc anthony. kelly clarkson. a lot more. remember, there is a capitals game down the street tonight and around the same time. a lot of security, secret or if you're going to be in the area, give yourself plenty of time tonight. reporting live, john gonzalez, abc 7 news. jummy: for a closer look at the traffic impact, we turn to jamie sullivan. jamie: let's talk about some of those closures that will go into place. it is at 2:30 p.m., as johnny g. just said. you have until 2:30 p.m. where they will close street northwest from 18th street to 14 street. traveling up 15th street and 17th street, you will be back -- blocked from constitution avenue to pennsy

grace community church packed the job -- the thomas jefferson community center to put together 150,000 meals. it is called hunger to hope. >> these will go to kid somewhere in the world where maybe is an ongoing need are at unnatural disaster. kellye: about 10000 volunteers worked in two waves to get the meals completed. the church partnered with arlington county police to make the meals happen. coming up, get ready for a drop in the temperature tonight. how cold will it go? ?? ?? ?? ?? kellye: chilly temperatures and rain to contend with chilly. josh: the good news is a lesser commute starts around for the clock in the morning, we know -- we know that pretty well. for most folks the rain going to be long gone for the summer hit the roads. when you might have to deal with it will be tonight if you get to 11:00. let's run through what today looks like him aside from a little bit of sunshine in the morning, cloud for the rule for today. that rain finally starting to get a bit closer. still not coming down. temperatures around 45 degrees. with our light breeze, six miles an hour. it does

we have live pictures for you out of jefferson parish. we're waiting for the sheriff to officially announce charges in this case. records from the office show ronald gasser was booked yesterday on charge of manslaughter. authorities say he and mcknight got into a traffic altercation last thursday just outside of new orleans. gasser had been taken into custody for questioning at the time but was released hours later without charges. this sparked outrage not only from mcknight's family but from community activists. we'll bring you that news conference as soon as it starts and the devastating fire in oakland, california. back in the building. they continue to search. a recovery effort after spending yesterday stabilizing a huge section of the warehouse. 36 people died in the fast-moving blaze over the weekend. these are some of the faces of those who have been identified. they said this morning they do not expect the number of fatalities to go up. and also spoke about the latest developments in the investigation. >> any update? >> yeah. so d

larry jefferson will play old saint nick this year. when asked about the reactions he receives from kids.. he say they are innocent and just excited to see santa. santa larry is by appointment only at the mall. two other santas will be there to help with the holiday rush. this one is easier because a tree does not move, it does not gobble, you just push a button and it's electrified --which is exactly what you thought that was funny michelle. president obama was in high spirits as he and his family lit the national christmas tree for the final time in his presidency. taking place in president's park- the celebration included a concert with kelly clarkson, marc anthony and garth brooks. the national christmas tree has been a washington tradition for more than 90 years. the first such ceremony occurred unde coolidge back in 19-23. "the process is going slow, slower than i expected it to. and so i think our biggest time." now at 5- the election recount in wisconsin-- off to a slow start in some counties. day two of the recount is just hou

then you have the medicine-jefferson can't -- camp.n-jefferson we need to keep government out of religion. and vice versa. massachusetts, virginia, so they knew, vermont. -- pennsylvania, vermont. is the nation unified yet? some historians argue there is not really a nation until after the civil war. we historians who like to make the smooth places rough. how do you sort that out when you are asking the question? after everything i have just said, the founders were champions of religious freedom. every founding father defended the right of human beings to worship god in the way they saw fit or not worship god at all. here we have the 1786 virginia statute of religious liberty. jefferson.thomas 1790, george washington writes a letter to the jewish congregation in newport, rhode island, the oldest existing synagogue building. says, i will a firm you're right to worship -- you're right to worship freely without persecution from the federal government. religious liberty is celebrated. whatne may ask me later, would the founding fathers believe about our religious debates today? i have no idea

thank god he is okay" >> reporter:laura jefferson is talking about her 32-year-old son who was at homewhen 4- masked gunmen forced him into their house on cimarron drive in vallejo tuesday night "he got out of his car with the garage door still open and that's when they got him, came up to him with a gun and told him don't move" for the next 20-plus minutes the thieves ransacked their home "my computer is over there, that's the safe, they pried the safe open" "what do you think they were looking for?" "money" >> reporter:but there was no money to be found, so then the maked gunmen asked for something else the jeffersons didn't have >>:"well they kept asking about a charger that is often parked in front of our house" >> reporter:however neither laura nor her son own that vehicle so she says the gunmen made her son take them across the street to their neighbor's house. i went there too and the owner told me he heard some loud noises at the front door. then someone shattered this front window. her neighbor told me the men took off after he turned on his house alarm. so why did the home in

week that they are having a little bit of a challenge finding enough people.' ...while others like jefferson county say... they have a waiting list of people willing to help out. clerks have already projected their costs - for overtime, facility rental, transportation, food and paying temporary workers. in our area, costs a half million in milwaukee county. waukesha county broke it down even further, sharing its 279-thouasnd dollar cost for a machine recount... would have ballooned another 78-grand had the recount been done by hand. steins campaign will foot the bill for all these expenses... which now stands at nearly 4-million dollars. the recount results will have to be certified and completed by december 12th. reporting in the newsroom, bl fox6news. dealing with a recount in the presidential election... but first-- one wisconsin conservative group is alleging the recount is illegal angelica joins us from the newsroom with new information. the wisconsin institute for law and liberty says a candidate must claim there is reason a mistake could have happened. 'if there is any real world cons

and adding another lane to jefferson davis highway. the work lasts through next friday. >>> 4:35 and you'll soon be able to update on metro's public wi-fi at all the underground stations. the manager has given the green light to expand the pilot program. and now it's only at six underground stations. come next summer, it will be available at 60% of the stations. the rest will be brought up in 2017. >>> and uber drivers are turning down customers at an area airport. what the ride-sharing service is saying about the trend and what to do if it happens to you. >>> plus, missing in virginia. the search for a grandmother and little girl who disappearing during a road trip along i-95. >>> and still >>> don't try this at home, look at this. it may be getting cold out here, but it hit 7 below in northern china. so a car club there hit the ice spinning and performing all kinds of stunts on the frozen ice. mostly it looks like they did a lot of spinning in circles. they say they were safe because the ice was 2 feet thick. apparently they felt pre