hamilton. >> and both dr. hamilton and his wife were unapologetic about their work. >> that is something that goes on in the bible belt, but to be openly doing something like that and have a clinic that does those kind of procedures didn't sit well with a lot of people. >> at the police station, dr. hamilton was grief-stricken. >> please, please -- >> investigators hoped forensic evidence at the scene could tell them more. introducing... a pm pain reliever that dares to work all the way until... the am. new aleve pm the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour strength of aleve. ♪ if you want a paint with no harsh fumes. if you want a paint without harmful chemicals. if you want a paint that's safer for your family, and the environment... only this can. natura from benjamin moore. paint like no other. i forgot a map. so i got out my phone. i have verizon. i don't. so i found us on the trail map, and took the only easy way down. it wouldn't load. so i made a left turn, into a double black diamond

then hamilton writes 20 in a row. you have this partnership that begins with them working together and then and in these extended solos. it is a very interesting process. brian lamb: when did you get the idea of separating your book into founders. i will ask you to give us a little bit about each one of them and how they relate to madison. starting with george washington. david stewart: with washington, you know that he was the man. he was the great american hero the great american leader. without him, there is no country. and so, when i discovered madison's connection with washington, he was always going to be in a second position. washington was the out the mail --the alpha male. others in that generation had problems. madison came to terms with it but always they felt uncomfortable. madison was able to say i accept that george washington is a great man the leader americans looks you, and i can achieve so much if i am working with them. brian lamb: what did the 20 year difference in their age have on their relations

then hamilton writes 20 in a row. you have this partnership that begins with them working together and then and in these extended solos. it is a very interesting process. brian lamb: when did you get the idea of separating your book into founders. i will ask you to give us a little bit about each one of them and how they relate to madison. starting with george washington. david stewart: with washington you know that he was the man. he was the great american hero the great american leader. without him, there is no country. and so, when i discovered madison's connection with washington, he was always going to be in a second position. washington was the out the mail --the alpha male. others in that generation had problems. madison came to terms with it but always they felt uncomfortable. madison was able to say i accept that george washington is a great man, the leader americans looks you, and i can achieve so much if i am working with them. brian lamb: what did the 20 year difference in their age have on their relations

alexander hamilton? david stewart: hamilton was a much more conventional christian. with dolly, we don't have a lot of attention to that. she did not write about it here we don't have records of that. for the others, washington and james monroe, i'm not aware of reflection on that. i think it was something they viewed as very personal. not something to share with the world. i love that moment when aaron burr is on his deathbed a year before madison dies, and some minister comes over and says, it is not too late. you can embrace god. do you believe? and he said on that, i remain coy. i think he spoke for his generation. they thought that was their business. it wasn't our business. brian lamb: if you had, three people you could name that had an impact on these men in history -- like a philosopher, somebody from europe that wrote, who had the most impact on them in the creation of our country? david stewart: you know, they were very influenced by the ferment of the 18th century, and even 17th century people like john locke. people like montesquieu. people like john lock

mo rocca has a front row seat for the new show "hamilton." >> alexander hamilton was the only immigrant among the seven key founding fathers. came from nothing and helped forge a nation. ♪ now his story is a musical that has revolutionary as the man himself. >> that hip-hop music is the music of the revolution. >> from the page to the stage with alexander hamilton. ahead on "sunday morning." spoiler alert he dies. >> osgood: joe sartore photographs monarch butterflies taking flight. steve mart man watches a special delivery. seth doane marks the first anniversary of the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight 370. and more, first the headlines for this sunday morning the 8th of march, 2015. it's called bloody sunday, the day 50 years ago when civil rights protesters clashed with police in selma alabama. yesterday selma saw very different gathering on the edmund pettus bridge bill plante reported from selma 50 years ago and he was there for us to cover yesterday's events as well. >> with a perfect sky above, civil rights icons, members of congress former president and mrs. bush and t

>> it means hamilton is so much smarter than me that i need to -- this is the song where hamilton like comes into the room and blows everyone away with the strength of his oratory and so every couplet has to be, you know, amazing. ♪ i'm not throwing away my shot ♪ >> "hamilton," which is headed to broadway this summer not only reinvents the musical genre but america's founding father and the country's first treasury secretary as wreaking of new money. hamilton and his contemporaries are depicted as over the top braggards full of swagger and wit. ♪ take a shot ♪ >> new money. >> new money, yes. >> in fact, jefferson says smelling like new money in the second act. >> yeah, yeah, and people made fun of him because he also like overdressed like crazy. he designed his own uniforms for his own like group of soldiers. he was like, well, my soldiers are wearing this. >> really? >> it's very kanye. it's very like -- it's very like -- like my guys have to be dressed tight, like it's really quite mad. >> the story of alexander hamilton is a story of an ambitious 18th century immigrant fro

hamilton, "hamilton." it is the single hottest ticket anywhere off or on broad way winning rave reviews from andrew lloyd web story rupert murdoch. recently i had the opportunity to talk about the genius behind hammond. lin-manuel miranda who has been working on this project for years. >> i'm thrilled the white house called me tonight because i'm actually working on a hip-hop album that's a concept album about the life of someone i think embodies hip-hop, treasury secretary alexander hamilton. ♪ ♪ how does the bastard orphan son of a whore and a scotsman ♪ ♪ dropped in the middle of a forgotten spot in the caribbean by providence improverished to squalor grow up to be a hero and a scholar ♪ ♪ the ten dollar founding father harder ♪ >> they're probably weren't expecting a hip-hop performance as told by his nemesis aaron burr but that's what they got from actor and composer lin-manuel miranda. ♪ inside he was longing for something to be a part of the brother was begging steal ♪ >> what they

hamilton "hamilton." it is the single hottest ticket anywhere off or on broad way winning rave reviews from andrew lloyd web story rupert murdoch. recently i had the opportunity to talk about the genius behind hammond. lin-manuel miranda who has been working on this project for years. >> i'm thrilled the white house called me tonight because i'm actually working on a hip-hop album that's a concept album about the life of someone i think embodies hip-hop, treasury secretary alexander hamilton. ♪ ♪ how does a bastar son of the whore" in the caribbean by providence impoifrner squalor grow up to a hero and scholar ♪ >> they're probably weren't expecting a hip-hop performance as told by his nemesis aaron burr but that's what they got from actor and composer lin-manuel miranda. ♪ inside he was longing for something to be a part of the brother was begging steal ♪ >> what they also got was a very early sneak preview of the biggest hottest ticket currently off broad way. so i started write fwhg 2008. i w

so hamilton facilitated the compromise of 1790. the residence act provided for up to 100 square miles of federal government on the potomac river between the anacostia river and conococheague creek up the river about 80 miles. hagerstown, yes. washington was give the authority to appoint the first presidential commission in american history, meaning no senate confirmation necessary, in order to locate the seat of government so that it would be ready in 1800 when the federal government was going to move to the potomac. washington appointed cronies his son-in-law, one of the maryland congressmen who had switched his vote on assumption. probably with assurances that the seat of government was not going to be located near hagerstown. washington knew where he wanted it. even though he appointed cronies, he did not trust them enough. he went and made the decision himself. he made a token trip up to hagerstown to look at the various sites but knew exactly where he wanted it. he proposed congress locate it where it is today, but it had to b

police say hamilton shot and killed an overbrook man last week. hamilton and another teenage remember charged as adult. >> also, breaking, police shoot at man who they say would not drop a shotgun in north philadelphia. the man was not hit and was arrested a short time later. this all happened just blocks from where officer robert wilson was killed on march 5th. >> and investigators say the origin of this deadly south philadelphia fire is suspicious. the fire started on south warn okay street around 11:00. the victim has not been identified. we'll be rigight back. >> we have our eye on this rather late winter storm. snow is on the way. we should start seeing first flakes in the next hour. katie will have tracking coming up on the 3's. >> and, new this morning, a cafe in sydney reopens, three month after a gunman took 18 people hostage. two people died in that siege. hundreds of people wait in the line to enter lint cafe this morning, december stand-off ended after police stormed that shop in a birrage every gunfire killing gunman man moan as. lack

officers say hamilton watt the gunman who shot and killed a man in overbrook last week. hamilton and another teenage remember charged as adults. >> police open fire on man caring a shotgun near 22nd and indianna about 1:00 this morning. that man was apprehended a short time later. now the confrontation took place just blocks from where officer robert wilson was gunned down on march 5th. >> and investigators say that this deadly fire on warn okay street south philadelphia is suspicious. the victim has not yet been identified. >> 5:17 right now. somebody in our area is a multi-millionaire. and they might not even know it yet. can you imagine waking to up that news? >> some fantastic news. >> we'll let you know where the winning lottery ticket was sold. >> also, march madness lives up to the hype and then some. the history just made in the ncaa tournament after several thrilling finishes. the latest on this, coming up. >> one in our area is holding onto a lottery particular worth $2 million. the ticket match all five white balls, just not the powerball. here are the winning

hamilton maintains he was in connect. the eyewitness later rewithdraws her testimony. >> people laughing at you whether you say you're innocent. they think you're crazy. >> attorneys for scarcella, to date, no finding by a judge or by a prosecutor, that detective scarcella contributed to anybody's wrongful prosecution. 18 of the scarcella's cases stand. they have a long way to go. they have been reviewing convictions relating to the 1980s and 90s and hundreds are linked to scarcella. hamilton is now helping others to clear their names as he get used to life out of a prison cell. he is determined to make the city state and federal government pay for the years he was kept from his family. >> the fact that i went to no graduations, no funerals, i was able to mourn my family to raise my children, you can't get that back. >> marry snow joins us now. derrick hamilton is asking for $100 million. there have been settlements, the settlements are a lot higher than the year before. he's not going to get 100 million will he? >> no. i

the 15-year-old is tyfine hamilton. police say they were in tyfine's neighborhood this morning preparing to pick him up. they saw his father. he helped facilitate the arrest at a different location. investigators tell us hamilton and his friend 15-year-old brandon smith, chose to rob stuhlman because he appeared old and his dog appeared weak. police spent the past week reviewing individual tape. sources tell us they spotted the teens in the area yesterday and arrested them. 14-year-old who witnessed the murder is cooperating with police and also faces charges. stuhlman was found shot in the chest, his dog molly by his side near 64 and woodcrest thursday night. nothing was taken from him. now we're also talking to investigators about where they are now in the investigation as far as identifying the handgun used. we'll have that for you in 25 minutes. live for now outside police headquarters monique braxton, nbc 10 fuse. >> thank you, monique. this other breaking news from overnight, a man police say was roaming the stree

police say hamilton was the trigger nan last week's deadly shooting in overbrook. investigators say he along with 15 year old brandon smith and a 14 year old were all playing basketball before they decided to rob someone. their victim police say, 51 year old james stole man out wacking his dog molly on woodcrest avenue. after he was shot once in the chest, the teens made off with nothing. now investigators say the 14 year old is cooperating, being charged with robbery as a juvenile. smith, 15, being charged as an adult with murder and robbery and again hamilton's family tells us he turned himself in overnight. they say he was off his medication at the time and needs help and they had this to say to the family. >> you have my deepest condolances, and this is never meant to happen. and i can't imagine how you guys feel, we apologize for everything. >> now both hamilton and smith were freshmen, or are freshmen at overbrook high school. both have priors for robbery and police say the teens chose the 51 year old because his dog looked, quote weak or soft. we'll have muc

hamilton similarly hamilton is certainly within the republican spectrum, and if you look at his proposal to the constitutional convention you will see is very close to the project system. because the republic, but meanwhile, though, madison's first choice was not as close to monarchy on the spectrum in the final product of the constitutional convention was very far off. i think the range of opinions in the constitutional convention, those who signed the document on the most monarch will side with the hamilton and those who also rejected the document who rejected the document doctor who refused assignment i would say they're all with the republican spectrum because it's not about the process per se. it's about the end result. my understanding of the way i would define is that a republic is a system of government whatever the eventual design may be, that governs for the sake of the people as a w whole interest. madison specify that a littleand he adds a condition called the republican principle which i think was heard widely accepted that opening majority rules have to play an essential ro

. >> tyfine hamilton. this is his picture. he should be considered armed and extremely dangerous. >> the teenage suspect on the run tonight is accused of botching a robbery and shooting the victim. police say tyfine hamilton and a group of friends were playing basketball last week when they decided to rob somebody. >> they were playing basketball to committing murder. >> they chose their victim 51-year-old james stuhlman because he looked old and his dog looked weak. >> at one point he pled for his life and said please don't shoot me, please don't shoot me. nothing was taken. nothing was taken at all and he lost his life. >> detectives found surveillance video showing the teens near the overbrook crime scene. using that video they tracked

hamilton maintains he was in connect. the eyewitness later rewithdraws her testimony. >> people laughing at you whether you say you're innocent. they think you're crazy. >> attorneys for scarcella to date, no finding by a judge or by a prosecutor, that detective scarcella contributed to anybody's wrongful prosecution. 18 of the scarcella's cases stand. they have a long way to go. they have been reviewing convictions relating to the 1980s and 90s and hundreds are linked to scarcella. hamilton is now helping others to clear their names as he get used to life out of a prison cell. he is determined to make the city state and federal government pay for the years he was kept from his family. >> the fact that i went to no graduations, no funerals, i was able to mourn my family to raise my children, you can't get that back. >> marry snow joins us now. derrick hamilton is asking for $100 million. there have been settlements the settlements are a lot higher than the year before. he's not going to get 100 million will he? >> no. it'

police arrested hamilton back in january. hamilton can be heard on dash cam video asking the officers to call the mayor of woolwitch township because they're friends. during a hearing today hamilton was granted 30 days to prove prescription drugs interfered with the mayor's ability to drive. >>> new at 11:00, some say it will be a boon for community in bucks county but others say it will ruin the small town charm. the controversy is over a new cell tower by the fire department. nbc 10's keith jones heard from both sides at a hearing tonight. >> reporter: perspective for you at the center of the debate plans for a cell phone tower about three times as tall as the building here. residents filling every seat. verizon wanting to fill a signal dead zone. the cell phone tower would bring in 21,000 a year to the release agreement. they're for it. firefighters tell me it will improve their communications and in turn improve their response times. >> it's not going to fool anybody. >> reporter: against it, the historical society and re

life in this hamilton county justice center i guess. >> the charge like this is bogus. i ain't even worried about this. i'm so 100% sure i ain't did nothing. but the outside charges like i'm worried about my case. know what i mean? >> if convicted of the assault lackey could be sentenced to an additional six months in jail. kyle stein will soon learn how much longer he'll be locked up. >> a big day coming up tomorrow. i have sentencing. >> stein pled guilty to two count of aggravated vehicular homicide due to reckless driving. he faces up to 10 years in prison. >> there is a lot of unknown. there is a lot of unknown. i expect something of the higher amount. i don't want to be sitting here thinking i'm just going to get one or two years and then walk in in and get 10 years. >> while stein says he's ready to receive his sentence, he isn't looking forward to the process. >> the victim's families will be in there. the two people in the car were best friends. one of them was the boy in the car. and he was always, you know, energetic, up for anything. he was a good friend to

my understanding he's telling us where the gun is. >> reporter: hamilton's parents convinced the high school freshman to surrender early friday morning after police released his photo and charged him with murder. they say he was the trigger man had shot stuhlman to death while he was out walking his dog on woodcrest avenue. >> he looks like a little kid that should be playing play station with his friends not someone spending the rest of his life in jail for murder. >> reporter: no one answered door at his home friday but police say he didn't spend much time there lately. investigators say he hung out at this home on girard avenue where investigators found five weapons wednesday night. >> he was never going to school from what we heard. he was hanging out with bad kids and ultimately now you the dee mice. >> reporter: look at his face bock page turned up the nickname tie nasty. there were photos of him flashing hand gestures along with several photos of hand guns and an assault rifle. >> goes to show you mentality want he thinks and the people he hangs around how they think and ultima

hamilton is certainly within the republican spectrum. if you look at his proposal to the constitutional convention you'll see it's very close to the british system. because the republic, but meanwhile, though, madison's first choice was not as close to a monarchy on the spectrum and the final product. i think the range of opinions the diversity of opinion in the constitutional convention, those who signed the document, on the most monarch of all side would be hamilton, and those also rejected the document he refused to sign, i would say they're all within the republican sector. it's not about the process per se. it's about the end result. my understanding, the way i define is that a republic is a system of government, whatever the eventual design may be that deference for the sake of the people as a whole rather than individual interest. madison specified that a bit. he called at the republican principle which was pretty widely accepted that ultimately the majority rule has deployed an essential role in the republic somehow. but again th

hamilton similarly i mean, hamilton is certainly within the republican spectrum, and if you look at his proposal to the constitutional convention, you'll see it's very close to the british system. because a republic, you know -- meanwhile, though, you know, madison's first choice was not as close to a monarchy on the spectrum in the final product of the constitutional convention was very far off, and i think that the range of opinions, the diversity of opinion in the constitutional convention, those who signed the document and so are on the most monarchical side would be hamilton and those who also rejected the document refused to sign it, and i would say they are all within the republican spectrum. it's not about the process, per se, it's about the end result. and my understanding and the way i define it is a republic is a system of government whatever the eventual design may be that governs for the people as a whole rather than the individual interests. madison specifies that a little bit, he has a condition he called the republican principle that i think was widely accepted that ulti

>>> at the hamilton county justice center, it is a big day for kyle stein. the judge will decide how much time he will spend in prison for two counts of aggravated vehicular homicide. due to a plea deal t judge will sentence stein as if he had not been driving under the influence, even though toxicology reports showed he was. but stein could still face anywhere from 1 to 10 years in prison. >> best case scenario -- i don't know. i don't know how to gave best case scenario in this situation. i'm seeing people, i'm seeing people being emotional. that's kind of hard. >> as part of the hearing stein will be allowed to make a statement to the family of the victims. >> i feel, yes, that i do owe it to them to say i'm sorry. we're not sure how the families will take it though. we don't know. saying i'm sorry is part of a process that i have to go through. >> all right. state of ohio versus kyle james stein. >> good morning your honor. my client would like to make a statement to the victims' family in this case, if you please. >> sure. >> you know what you want to s

life in this hamilton county justice center i guess. >> the charge like this is bogus. i ain't even worried about this. i'm so 100% sure i ain't did nothing. but the outside charges like i'm worried about my case. know what i mean? >> if convicted of the assault lackey could be sentenced to an additional six months in jail. kyle stein will soon learn how much longer he'll be locked up. >> a big day coming up tomorrow. i have sentencing. >> stein pled guilty to two counts of aggravated vehicular homicide due to reckless driving. he faces up to 10 years in prison. >> there is a lot of unknown. there is a lot of unknown. i expect something of the higher amount. i don't want to be sitting here thinking i'm just going to get one or two years and then walk in and get 10 years. >> while stein says he's ready to receive his sentence, he isn't looking forward to the process. >> the victim's families will be in there. the two people in the car were best friends. one of them was the boy in the car. and he was always, you know, energetic, up for anything. he was a good friend to ha

they say that hamilton was the trigger man that took the fatal shot he and hamilton and smith approached stuhlman because he looked like an easy target. >> a slight struggle and he was shot in the chest and tragically was pronounced. >> smith and the 14-year-old was picked up by district officers yesterday and all three suspects were captured on surveillance video before and after the killing, police searched this home on the 64 hundred block of west girard where the juvenile lived. >> we have recovered several weapons and ballistics is checking them to see if they are our weapon but we don't believe they are. >> the victim has a daughter who often walks with him at night but not this time. >> just because these kids wanted to rob somebody he lost his life and his daughter will never see her father again and that is really sad. >> hamilton lives on wanna maker if you know his whereabouts call police. >>> word tonight that the police officers involved in the fatal shooting of a man in the may fair section of philadelphia will not be charged. district attorney seth williams called the deat

life in this hamilton county justice center i guess. >> the charge like this is bogus. i ain't even worried about this. i'm so 100% sure i ain't did nothing. but the outside charges like i'm worried about my case. know what i mean? >> if convicted of the assault lackey could be sentenced to an additional six months in jail. kyle stein will soon learn how much longer he'll be locked up. >> a big day coming up tomorrow. i have sentencing. >> stein pled guilty to two counts of aggravated vehicular homicide due to reckless driving. he faces up to 10 years in prison. >> there is a lot of unknown. there is a lot of unknown. i expect something of the higher amount. i don't want to be sitting here thinking i'm just going to get one or two years and then walk in in and get 10 years. >> while stein says he's ready to receive his sentence, he isn't looking forward to the process. >> the victim's families will be in there. the two people in the car were best friends. one of them was the boy in the car. and he was always, you know, energetic, up for anything. he was a good friend to

a woman who answered the door at the home told us she is hamilton's stepmom. she also told us she's sorry. police sources say his father helped bring him in commissioner ramsey reacted to that. >> how much money can you possibly have walking your dog? anybody that has a dog knows at most you got your keys with you. but you're walking your dog. so what are you going to get from something like that? it is just stupid. in addition to being vicious. >> reporter: investigators tell us hamilton and his friend 15-year-old brandon smith chose to rob stuhlman because they thought they could get away with it. a 14-year-old who was with smith and hamilton witnessed the murder and is cooperating with police. now, back out here live now, this is definitely an investigation we're going to be following as soon as they collect more evidence from several of the places they're searching this morning, you'll know it. live for now from overbrook, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> one woman was killed and another injured in the propane explosion in oklahoma. take a look at this. t

live in montgomery county i'm doug shimell. >>> i'm ted greenberg live in hamilton township. we still have heavy snow and maybe not quite as heavy as a half an hour from now, but the black horse pike driving is dangerous here. the snow has been quickly piling up and snowplows have been coming through and they've had a tough time keeping up with the heavy snow falling here in atlanta county. live in hamilton township i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> and i'm tim furlong at route 40 in salem church road. the snow continues to fall. you could end up on the median like this guy. a fire department trying to help him out. all of the slushy mess on the roads will refreeze tonight and be very dangerous. tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >>> hi. i'm harry hairston in harleysville. snow is light and roads are slick and folks are starting to dig out. that's what's happening here in harleysville. harry hairston nbc 10 news. >>> i'm cydney long live in gloucester township where it has been snowing straight for eight and a half hours and tons of accumulation here and a good four inches and take

especially the city's jail, the hamilton county justice center. >> the population has gotten a lot more dangerous. we are holding on to the worst of the worst. gun violence in cincinnati is a problem. it is a big problem. the number of people that are incarcerated in here have shown gun violence in some way, shape or form. >> most of the 1300 men in the jail are only charged with crimes and awaiting trial or the resolution of their cases. male inmates charged with murder are housed together in four separate units, known in the jail as murder pods. it is possible some of these inmates will never be on the streets of cincinnati again. but david bell has found a way to bring a little bit of the streets to them. >> this is right here is the cincinnati version of monopoly. >> it's actually the street version. there is some drugs, some drug sales going on. >> these are the chance cards. breaking news. drive-by reported. don't know how many got hid. each one of them came up off $2,000. police on your as, go go go. collect 500. >> bell has been in jail for three years. awaiting trial on charges

especially the city's jail t hamilton county justice center. >> the population has gotten a lot more dangerous. we are holding on to the worst of the worst. gun violence in cincinnati is a problem. it is a big problem. the number of people that are incarcerated in here have shown violence in some way shape or form. >> most of the 1300 men in the jail are only charged with crimes and awaiting trial or the resolution of their cases. male inmates charged with murder are held in four separate units known as murder pods. it is possible some of these inmates will never be on the streets of cincinnati again. but david bell has found a way to bring a little bit of the streets to them. >> this is right here is the cincinnati version of monopoly. >> it's actually the street version. there is some drugs, some drug sales going on. >> knees the chance cards. breaking news. drive by reported. don't know how many got hid. each one of them came up off 2,000 dollars. police on your as, go go go. collect 500. >> bell has been in jail for three years. awaiting charges for attempted murder, aggravated r

police say tyfine hamilton and a group of friends were playing basketball last week when they decided to rob somebody. >> they were playing basketball to committing murder. >> they chose their victim 51-year-old james stuhlman because he looked old and his dog looked weak. >> at one point he pled for his life and said please don't shoot me, please don't shoot me. nothing was taken. nothing was taken at all and he lost his life. >> detectives found surveillance video showing the teens near the overbrook crime scene. using that video they tracked down 15-year-old brandon smith, an accomplice now charged with murder, but police want the triggerman behind bars tyfine hamilton is still on the run and detectives have a message for him. >> to turn himself in to come see us before we come see you. we know who you are. all of the police in the districts will be looking for you. >> in addition to those two teenagers, a 14-year-old boy was also arrested by police and that boy will be facing lesser charges. police say he is cooperating. >> live in philadelphia randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >> po

police believe hamilton pulled the trigger. his aunt spoke exclusively with "eyewitness news". >> they have my deepest condolences and this should have never happened. i cannot imagine how you guys feel. we apologize. he hasn't been taking his medications. it is not right what happened. >> ham ton and 15 year-old brandon smith both face a adult murder charges. a 14 year-old boy faces lesser charges and will be tried as a juvenile. >>> it is an "eyewitness news" exclusive, an unusual disguise along with high tech detective work, land a robbery suspect in jail. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter has this story. >> reporter: police say frightened clerk inside this a plus mini mart in doubt paid more attention to the gun being pointed at him, then to the unusual hat that the suspect wore hoping to shield his identity. >> guy walks in the door and sticks the gun in his face and you can hear on the tape he screamed, he is terrified. >> reporter: police say it was that unusual head gear discarded as the suspect race add way lancas

stall man begged for his life but hamilton shot him anyway. hamilton's aunt spoke exclusively to eye witness news with a message for the victim's family. >> you have my deepest condolences and this was never meant to happen. i can't imagine how you guys feel. we apologize for everything. he hasn't been taking his medication and it's not right you know what happened. hamilton and 15 year old brandon smith both face murder charges and will be tried as adults. a 14 year old boy who was corroborating with police will be tried as a juvenile on lesser charges. > and we're following breaking news tonight shots fired inside new orleans international airport. police say they shot a man after he attacked a guard at a security check point with a machete and also sprayed officers with was p spray. the suspect was taken to an area hospital. police have shutdown the concourse where the incident happened, but the rest of the airport is open. take a look at this an electrical fire on the tracks shutdown the market frankfurt l in center city tonight. those fla

we apologize for everything. >> now both smith and hamilton were freshmen at overbrook high school. they both have priors for robbery. in the meantime, police say these teens they targeted another dog walker before stoleman but decided to go after the 51 year old because his dog looked quote weak and soft. much more on this story throughout the morning. for now liver outside philadelphia police headquarters, jan carabeo cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank you. also breaking overnight philadelphia police come face-to-face with a suspect caring a shotgun. this happened just blocks away from where officer robert wilson was murdered earlier this month. investigators tell "eyewitness news", confrontation happened around 1:00 a.m. at 22nd and allegheny, when a woman flagged down officers. police told the man to drop the shotgun and when he didn't, they fired a shot at him. they missed and that suspect we're toll took off and tried to hide in a nearby bar. eventually police caught up with him and placed him in custody. >> and the fire marshall is investigating a fatal fire that officia

and, according to police hamilton lives on the 2100 block of north wannamaker streets. that is just a couple blocks away from where the victim lived. as for the 14 year-old also arrested police tell me he will not be charged as an adult, they say that he is cooperating, and that he will face robbery and other related charges. reporting live tonight from police headquarters in center city, todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> todd, thank you. >>> philadelphia's top prosecutor say faith aal shooting of the motorist by police was in the a crime. the advertise trick attorney is explaining his decision not to file charges in the case that sparked protest in the city. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live in center city with the details tonight walt. >> reporter: in a press conference a short distance from here earlier today the d.a. says from the time the police officers stopped the car because headlights weren't operating properly right through the deadly violence that followed a few minutes later the two philadelphia police officers involve in the fatal

world champion lewis hamilton began on poll alongside team-mate nico rosberg. both made clean starts in melbourne. the statement couldn't be said for pastor maldonado. spinning out after being tagged by felipe massa. team-mates grosjean retired. vergia perez recovered after colliding with jenson button's mclaren. there was the youngest driver a 17-year-old - lasting half the race due to ng failure. former world champion kimmie raikkonen didn't last. longer after travel with the back left wheel. there were no problems for mers completing an it 1-2 finish. lewis hamilton excited with the victory, and a chance to meet arnold schwarzenegger. >> hey, man, how are you doing. >> congratulations. >> arnold schwarzenegger man. how are you doing? >> lewis hamilton what does it feel like having won the world championship, and now winning the first race again sm urksz it's a pleasure. we have the greatest fans thank you so much for coming out. my team did an amazing job today, and it's ain credible feeling to continue on from last year, and to be up here with you. i though

police arrested hamilton in january. hamilton can be heard on dashcam video asking the officers to call the mayor of the township because they're friends. during a hearing on wednesday, a judge gave hamilton's lawyer 30 days to prove prescription drugs interfered with the mayor's ability to drive. >>> police in washington state have arrested a 15-year-old in connection with that attempted kidnapping that was caught on video. you've all seen that video by now. police believe the teen snatched a 22-month-old baby from a stroller at a park on sunday. the toddler's brother and sister chased the suspects yelling for help. several teenagers joined the chase, and police say all that yelling caused the suspect to drop the child and run off. the toddler's dad called those teens heroes. >> i am very proud of not only the teenagers that helped us but i'm also proud of the law enforcement and everybody pulling together to resolve this situation. >> the family says the ordeal has brought them closer together. meantime, the 15-year-ol

especially the city's jail t hamilton county justice center. >> the population has gotten a lot more dangerous. we are holding on to the worst of the worst. gun violence in cincinnati is a problem. it is a big problem. the number of people that are incarcerated in here have shown violence in some way shape or form. >> most of the 1300 men in the jail are only charged with crimes and awaiting trial or the resolution of their cases. male inmates charged with murder are held in four separate units known as murder pods. it is possible some of these inmates will never be on the streets of cincinnati again. but david bell has found a way to bring a little bit of the streets to them. >> this is right here is the cincinnati version of monopoly. >> it's actually the street version. there is some drugs, some drug sales going on. >> these are the chance cards. breaking news. drive by reported. don't know how many got hid. each one of them came up off 2,000 dollars. police on your as, go go go. collect 500. >> bell has been in jail for three years. awaiting charges for attempted murder, aggravat

that's how new it is. [ laughter ] it's called "hamilton." it's about alexander hamilton. yeah, and it was at the public theater. tariq, you saw it too, right? quest, you saw it? >> questlove: yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: how amazing is this play? >> questlove: it's life changing. >> jimmy: i don't understand -- seriously. i don't even understand -- this guy's a genius. >> questlove: yeah, the guy -- >> jimmy: lin miranda. >> questlove: lin, he's amazing. >> jimmy: lin miranda is this guy. he did "in the heights." he wrote all the words, the music. but everybody's great in this play. every single person. the whole cast. i'm in love with the whole cast. >> questlove: yup. >> jimmy: everybody's phenomenal. he's like a rapping, but also it's a musical. it's about -- it's like, alexander hamilton rapping. i don't know how to describe it. >> tariq: it's a musical. it's about alexander hamilton. but all the dialogue is rapped. [ talking over each other ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: isn't that kind of just what i said? i said that, right? >> questlove: you said it. >> jimmy: i said something

the hamilton county justice center. >> the population has gotten a lot more dangerous. we are holding on to the worst of the worst. gun violence in cincinnati is a problem. it's a big problem. the number of people that are incars rated in here have shown gun violence in some way, shape, or form. >> most of the 1300 men and women in the jail are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trial for the resolution of their cases. male inmates charged with murder are housed together in four separate units known in the jail as murder pods. it's possible that some of these inmates will never be on the streets of cincinnati again. but david bell has found a way to bring a little bit of the streets to them. >> this is monopoly right here. it's the cincinnati version of mon monopoly. it's actually the street version. drugs. drug sales going on. these are the chance cards. breaking news. drive by reported. don't know how many people got hit. each one of them came up off $2,000. police on youras ass. go, go, go, collect $500. >> bell has been in the jail for three years, awaiting t

while cincinnati, ohio hamilton county justice center is originally built to hold 1200 inmates, it houses 1300 men and women every day. most are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trial or the resolution of their cases. in the female population has grown significantly in recent years. >> females are committing crimes like the men. women are now in on homicides, assaults, using weapons. >> society is changing. our norms are changing. one of the things that has changed is the number of women that come to jail. she came to jail on a case that made headlines following the release of a cell phone video that went viral. >> this cell phone video recorded saturday shows two women stripped naked, beaten and robbed. according to a hamilton county affidavit, 25-year-old kiana mcmeans is charged with participating in the assault. the victim's property was found inside her car. >> starting to punch everything. some people didn't think it was funny. some just thought i was so wrong. don't even know the story for real. >> mcmeans says the night before the incident, she went out to a club with the

hamilton is considered the better driver, the race driver. so it is going to come down to which one can up his game in the aspect of formula one. i think it is probably easier to improve during qualifying so i'm going to go for hamilton. >> what about sebastian? last season he was well off the pace. can he make up that ground? >> most people would say no. the bookmakers are paying -- putting him at 17-1 against. don't forget the great michael schumacher, he needed a couple of seasons. this is a team that has been in turmoil. that think it would be unrealistic to expect him to pull off an upset. if you're looking for a dark horse, danny ricardo, the guy at red bull. he is a good shot to come in third or better. >> ok. jefferson chase. 17-1, that is harsh. you have been watching "journal" on dw. >> if you would like more go to our website. goodbye. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >>> many people lost their homes in the 2011 great east japan

especially the city's jail t hamilton county justice center. >> the population has gotten a lot more dangerous. we are holding on to the worst of the worst. gun violence in cincinnati is a problem. it is a big problem. the number of people that are incarcerated in here have shown violence in some way shape or form. >> most of the 1300 men in the jail are only charged with crimes and awaiting trial or the resolution of their cases. male inmates charged with murder are held in four separate units known as murder pods. it is possible some of these inmates will never be on the streets of cincinnati again. but david bell has found a way to bring a little bit of the streets to them. >> this is right here is the cincinnati version of monopoly. >> it's actually the street version. there is some drugs, some drug sales going on. >> knees the chance cards. breaking news. drive by reported. don't know how many got hid. each one of them came up off 2,000 dollars. police on your as, go go go. collect 500. >> belle has been in jail for three years. awaiting charges for attempted murder, aggravated

if you are arrested in since since, you most likely end up spending some time at the hamilton county justice center. >> be home soon baby. >> most of the 1300 men and women incarcerated here are only accused of crimes, and are awaiting trial and the resolution of their cases. but if any of them break the rules here they will end up in the disciplinary segregation unit, sometimes referred to as the hole. >> this is the hole. we have people for fighting, for stealing. >> inmates here lose all their privilege, including visitation and must spend 23 hours a day in a single person cell with one hour to use the shower a day or use the phone to call their representatives. even so, violence seems to erupt even in there. >> two inmates for fighting. >> somebody got clocked. >> hard to tell you all what happened. i can't believe this, man. i was trying to stay out of trouble because i was about to be on -- out of lockdown. >> the inmates involved are geovany harris and dillon thompson. they were both in the day room during the one hour they are allowed outside of their cells. >> we have 16 on