a. kid alan sets a personal arrest record the council housing area where rent is love. for these folks down here they won't. they won't tell you tony the way that you because somebody so you can do it they don't think that. they're what they call a sneak. talk to him and rant people out. in them when you come in here we're used to bring several officers that were coming to work something. first better crime reported or hears this a lot of disturbances. people fight. years with drug related they are going over the. suspects and then taken to with sheets of prison. and when they get there they're rented to the sheriff. you don't want to go make a tour go see what it's like round and sail the well don't warms i guess is it would ok you really great and it will show you around a bit. one thousand one hundred fifty prisoners are living in very basic conditions this is the way all over set up here you know all are whole like the above fifty in each one. and i did have a. brief race and then put it back to you. ok so they don't go anywhere i mean they are there here twenty fou

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kids. i love it. >> we donated the stuff we didn't need. >> alan helped deliver the equipment to beacon house, a placeides after school programs for d.c. kids in need. those young athletes appreciate it. >> the kids that don't have much, they get to thank you very much. >> i play for the redskins. >> it is not every day that we have athletes like this who visit us to give our kids encouragement and support and to basically reinforce to them that they're on a good path. >> diane roberts, wusa 9 sports. >> the athletes say the used sports equipment has been held the kids back from winning championship after championship as evidenced by the trophies that you saw there. >>> ricky slayed junior signed to play for penn state university in front of his peers at hilton high school. the all american running back chose penn state because they've got it all. great academics, athletics and people. he says his drive to be the best starts with his parents. >> of course i do it with my family, especially my mom. because she has sacrificed for me. she has done a lo back. but football, get that nfl check, it's going a

a second over the past week. fedex says in spite of bad weather near it's memphis hub saturday, it expects to complete all deliveries today. as for alan kid, he's bought alternate presents, but still hoping tonight, delivers a christmas miracle. >> if it got here for him, i could see his face lighting up already. >> reporter: now ups says it is still working to try and get that package there tonight. unless you think the shipper's relax after this rush, they say they are expecting record returns starting tuesday, so peter, no rest for the weary. >> all right, thank you very much. good holiday to you. >>> now to the answer to the question everybody's asking, who's going to get a white christmas? want to get a check on the forecast, dave price that has. how tees looking tonight. >> much of the country blanketed in snow. we're talking about in the rockies through the cascades and the olympic mountains ranges. and the midwest had a good dose of snow now is it rolls into new england and these applications are not going to end as far as travel trouble rolling into christmas day itself. heavy snow expected through sections of new hampshire and m

a 14—15—year—old kid. he went from strength to strength to become the goalscoring expert he is. to break the alanust an unbelievable achievement. did you spot it early? were the signs there? he showed glimpses. one of the biggest compliments i could give him is he wasjust a fantastic learner. it is just a small part the coaches have played along the way. the head of the academy, john mcdermot, he deserves a lot of credit as well. we were patient with him. mauricio pochettino has allowed him to blossom since coming to the club. can you explain what it is he does so well? strength? speed? skill? what makes him so good? any idea he was given, he would be prepared to work on those aspects of his game and more, you know? i think he's a player of frank lampard's attitude. frank lampard really got the maximum amount of the ability that he had. and the same with young harry. you know? he comes from a tremendously stable and very supportive family. he's just a lovely and humble young man. he is a real credit to himself and the people around him. how big is his future career, potentially, do you think? wel

a 14—15—year—old kid. he went from strength to strength to become the goalscoring expert he is. to break the alanhievement. did you spot it early? were the signs there? he showed glimpses. one of the biggest compliments i could give him is he wasjust a fantastic learner. it is just a small part the coaches have played along the way. the head of the academy, john mcdermot, he deserves a lot of credit as well. we were patient with him. mauricio pochettino has allowed him to blossom since coming to the club. can you explain what it is he does so well? strength? speed? skill? what makes him so good? any idea he was given, he would be prepared to work on those aspects of his game and more, you know? i think he's a player of frank lampard's attitude. frank lampard really got the maximum amount of the ability that he had. and the same with young harry. you know? he comes from a tremendously stable and very supportive family. he's just a lovely and humble young man. he is a real credit to himself and the people around him. how big is his future career, potentially, do you think? well, this achievement is

a second over the past week. fed ex says in spite of bad weather near its memphis hub saturday it expects to complete all deliveries. as for alan kid, he's bought some alternate presents. >> it got here for him, i could see his face lighting up already. >>> that was kristen dahlgren reporting. >>> bonnie shchneider is back with a look at the weather. >>> bitter lir cold conditions. cooler temperatures through parts of the south. comfort abable in texas with hi in the 50s. looking at this polar air plunging southward, it's going to impact so many people through the final days ofere yesterday. now temperatures above freezing at 37. a comfortable day in san francisco with sunshine and highs right at 60 degrees. >>> watching for this cold air that we're seeing persist and push eastward on tuesday. so it's definitely going to be a chilly end of the year. philip? >> bonnie, thank you. u.s. troops are making the best of the thousands of miles away from their families in christ s christmas. troops stationed at a u.s. military base were served a traditional christmas dinner with all the fixings. >> just ahead, how christmas is being celebra

wars over jerusalem a place where plans were made and no time stand still alan fischer al-jazeera in occupied east jerusalem. the economy and the fight against corruption will be kids' shoes when liberians vote in a presidential runoff on tuesday former football star george weah is taking on the country's vice president joseph block i the winner will replace president ellen johnson sirleaf who can't run again due to term limits. reports from monrovia. in the contest for the liberian presidency this month former international footballer do it well and start saying he received thirty eight percent of the votes cast in the foster round held in october he's opponent in the runoff current liberian vice president just a walk i got twenty eight percent of the vote it's here in the car. that where grew up he's been hyping his humble upbringing and style himself as the pro of pork and to date a man who knows exactly what liberians want from their government protection of politics we have it traditional voting along ethnic religious and regional lines where you were born and grew up is important is a hope here that's when he becomes president he will help his community where

a house and some kids and a family like us. i think that helped a whole lot. i am glad it happened, but i think all of those had something to do with it. >> really interesting. dr. alan. >> i assume you mean the same question. >> a good assumption. >> i can't embrace the assumption. i think the country is fundamentally a country of people committed to the equal administration of the laws. that doesn't mean there isn't a diversity of sentiment about what that calls for. there is. it doesn't mean there isn't some degree of, i suppose the best word i could choose his failure -- choose is failure with regard to upholding that standard. but i don't think we ought to regard it as something novel that something -- that people believe in the equal administration of the laws and justice. what they have difficulty with, what they struggle with is knowing how to make that a practical reality. so that cherry picking the issues as you are does not bring clarity to that fundamental question, to be honest with you. in fact, it sows confusion. it leads us to think, we have a problem x to solve today and problem and ask to solve tomorrow. x to solvelem tomorrow. caneed foundations th