his own father pulled him off on the sidelines and said 'adrian are you ok?' didn't even recognize him. he was still ready to go back in and play. >> were the coaches going to put you back in the game? >> mm-hm, they were going to put me back in the game and my dad had to come from the bleachers they say and tell them not to put me back in the game. >> that's how impaired he was. and that happened a few too many times. >> when arrington played, the ncaa had no specific "return to play" rule requiring schools to keep players with concussions on the sidelines. >> it takes at least 3-4 hours it's said, for the symptoms of a concussion to heal, and often times much more than that. the interesting thing about that is last time i checked a football game is 3-4 hours. so what that alone means, is that there are really no circumstances that someone who has sustained a concussion can ever go back during a game. >> did eastern illinois had a protocol or requirements in place? >> it couldn't have been a protocol if i get a concussion in the game, and you put me right bac

adrian, thank you so much for coming by. good to see you in person. adrian mawat. tim seymour, how are you trading china? >> adrian is talking about the backs and the insurance companies. we talked about this on tuesday. we talked about the local market. adrian makes a key distinction. the fxi, trading the hong kong shares, is not the pek, which we talked about on tuesday, the local market. i think you can stay in the trade. i would not chase it tomorrow. i think after a 10% move this week, let's wait for a pullback. everything adrian said i totally agree to that this is a market that has a lot of liquidity chasing it. if you chase the broader adr market, i kind of like china mobile. this is a big slot, state owned company. they pay a decent dividend yield. >> you don't have the stomach to invest in adrs directly or even etf in china. where would you go? >> las vegas sands. they have been beaten up. the casino traffic has been down month after month. and this is me just sort of fishing for the bottom. they're down 28%, las vegas sands down 28%, year to date, win is

minnesota vikings running back adrian peterson will of. in court today -- will appear in court today. the issue of domestic violence also takes center stage on l. >> star running back adrian peterson taking on the nfl. the former m.v.p. was sidelined indefinitely after his arrest for hitting his son with a tree branch, now trying to get that punishment overturned. to a plea he agreed deal was no jail time and argues the case should no longer affect his career. this hearing comes a day after former baltimore raven ray ,ice's penalty was thrown out an indefinite suspension after attacking his wife and an elevator, saying he can time with any nfl team. >> the nfl cannot be arbitrary. it cannot have abuse of discretion. >> another boost to adrian peterson's case? nfl --a recording of it of an nfl officials saying that he would not be punished under new policies. those policies will be the topic of a senate committee hearing this afternoon. .arci gonzalez, abc 7 news >> brave actions that may have saved many lives. a highschooler saw another st

adrian thinks he has control of the situation. when one of his employees yells that the man is reaching for a gun, the tide quickly turns. >> i kind of stayed on my hands and knees there. he stood up and cocked the gun, pointed it at me and got back in the pickup and drove off. >> adrian is frustrated the man gets away with the saws. but because he was grappling on the ground, he wasn't able to see a keen moment in the incident. watch again. this time paying attention to the right side of the screen. as you can see, when the thief pulls the gun, another man gets out of the truck with his hands up. apparently trying to remove himself from the situation. the truck pulls away without that other man in it. police arrive within minutes and interview him. >> he was white as i was, i guess, and shaken. the police came and everything. they started filling me in and they were getting more information from him. and he was very helpful, i guess in apprehending this guy. >> the suspect is arrested that same day and charged with robbery. he ha

former vikings player, adrian peterson, petitions to get back on the field as professional sports experts weigh in on domestic violence on capitol hill. >>> and authorities are looking for a thief that targeting a woman getting cash. >>> now the details. former player, adrian peterson, says he has a right to be back on the playing field especially in the light of ray rice's case. he pled no contest to child abuse charges against the his on. marcy gonzales has more. >> domestic violence was something weigh auto growing up in our home. >> personal testimony. >> i relate to the 20 million victims, survivors of domestic violence. >> a senate committee addressing domestic violence in professal sports, hearing from representatives of the mlb, the nfl and the nba. >> will you effectively punish players in what we -- >>> one player says his punishment goes too far. after agreeing to a plea deal after hitting his son with a free branch, vikings star adrian peterson is in new york appealing a decision for the nfl to suspend him indefinately. this after raven's star, ray rice, was thrown out. >> tha

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the nfl players association filed a lawsuit today on adrian peterson's behalf.t is asking thedurate vacate a decision last friday which upheld the league's suspension of adrian peterson over child abuse charges. the players association says the suspension is longer than what is allowed by the collective-bargaining agreement with the league. adrian peterson pleaded no contest to mistled assault charges for using a switch to discipline his son. >>> the death of a rhinoceros brought it closer to extinction. the typical life span is 45 years. this one lived to be 44. the zoo says he died of natural causes. there are only 5 left in the world. the san diego zoo has one other rhinoceros. >>> a frustrated police officer in san jose takes to twitter and now he is off the job. what he wrote using #cops lives matter and why it is creating controversy. >> keeping the bay clear of hazards after storms. 1500 tons of debris every year. >> and this storm is headed to the sierra. how much more snow they could see in the mountains. q . >>> complete bay area news coverage continue

. >>> former minnesota vikings quarterback, adrian peterson is taking on the nfl today fighting for his right to play. he was sidelined indefinitely after his arrest for hitting his son with a switch. today he hopes to overturn that decision. an arbitrator threw out another suspense, ray rice's for hitting his wife in an elevator. ♪ music ♪ it's so important to make someone happy ♪ ♪ make just one heart to heart you ♪ ♪ music ♪ you sing to one smile that cheers you ♪ ♪ one face that lights when it nears you ♪ [ male announcer ] play the monopoly millionaires' club lottery game. making more and more millionaires. >>> the early numbers for cyber monday sales show they are up from last year. the average prize was $166 last year, but the number of transactions were up and people were buying more items per order and online sales rose 8.1%. >>> a new forever stamp is unveiled by the u.s. postal service in time for the holidays, this year it honors the longest running tv special, rudolph the red nosed reindeer, they were created from stills of the holiday special that premiered 50 years ago. p

as for troy vincent, he insists he never promised adrian peterson anything.peterson appealed his suspension and lost. and today, the nfl player's association filed a federal lawsuit, asking that peter zorn be allowed to play again, david. >> ryan smith again tonight. ryan, thank you. >>> now, to the severe storms we're follow egg, after a weekend of wild weather. just take a look and listen to this. that is the rumble, a tornado in kansas. and it comes on the heels of that freak tornado in los angeles. the images over the weekend after a hit on friday. and tonight, the midwest getting a blast of winter. the west bracing for even more drenching rain. hard to believe. let's get right to ginger tonight, who has the track on it all. >> let's start in the west. already rockslides and mudslides with this latest rain coming through. one to even five inches. that's just the first system. a bit of a parade coming through. you could seal two to three inches right along the coast, inland, even, one to two. much needed rain, but sometimes that causes issues. i wanted to

. >> adrian you are the philly connection. >> definitely. >> bruce met adrian at temple. >> can we expandphiladelphia. >> we are going to try. >> there say surprise around every corner. >> a reminder of christmass past. >> the memories of childhood wrapped up in the toys we love. >> yes, we baby boomers are proud of our holiday trains. well, i guess bruce's is a tad more sew sophisticates than my one square foot layout. >>> ducis here with sports, we are learning more about the jimmy rollins situation. >> it's sinking in a little bit. we are in a holding pattern and neither the phillies or dodgers announced the trade but it appears that rollins leaving town. they traded ramirez to boston and phillies is looking to get young pitching in between, and jaime moyer played parts of five seasons with j-roll, in one regard it's sad but in another regard that is the way the game is today. if you are a fan of the game and follow the game you come to accept that, there are sentimental feelings i'm sure by many people and many fans who are probably very heart broken. >> after all the phillies talk th

adrian that diaz has the results of a new study. >> reporter: when this 18-year-old is on twitter, shepressing tweet. >> it can go viral in seconds. >> reporter: she's thinking about college, applied to ten schools and know they can see what she puts online. and they do look. 35% said they look at applicants social media pages, that's up from 9% six years ago. >> more and more folks are looking. interestingly, only 16% said they found something that might impact that student's application negatively. >> reporter: more colleges are watching students online, but seeing less than troubles them. >> students are aware what they post on social media has an impact on something that is important to them. >> have there been cases where you see something on someone's social media page and you think well, they are not the best fit? >> yes. >> reporter: she's not taking chances. >> you can never be too careful when it comes to college and the rest of your life. >> reporter: adrian that diaz, dallas. >>> in sports, the grizzlies bring the second best record. the spurs leading when they sink a three

aid adrian bn has more from beijing. >> chose midnight on friday. jo young kang, home of the vast domestic security apparatus he had files on anyone that wanted. now he's the most high ranking communist party official to be prosecuted in 30 years. xi jinping clearly is a new letter, came in power in 2012. and jo yung kong was the most powerful of his opponents, sends a message to everyone else that xi jinping is powerful. >> the polit bureau, head, in theory he was untouchable but he was placed under house arrest and hasn't been seen of since. jo is accused of a widespread abuse of power, accepting bribes, leaking state secrets and if that wasn't bad enough committing adultery with a number of women. >>> coming to power two years ago, almost immediately, he began an anticorruption campaign, that has so far ensnared thousands of party officials including generals in the people's liberation army, i'll go after tigers and flies he said referring to low ranking and high ranking officials and they don't get much higher than jo. >> translator: xi jinping

former player, adrian peterson, says he has a right to be back on the playing field especially in the case. he pled no contest to child abuse charges against the his on. marcy gonzales has more. >> domestic violence was something weigh auto growing up in our home. >> personal testimony. >> i relate to the 20 million

adrian arst, leading arts philanthropist who is a major funder of the adrian arst musical theater fund at the center and a guest of our speaker. jerry zerimski, buffalo news washington chief chairman of the speak are's committee and former president of the national press club. skipping over our speaker for a moment, amy henderson, historical emeritus at the national portrait gallery and co-organizer of this luncheon. helen lee, henderson. important philanthropist who serves on the board of the kennedy center national orchestra, she too is a guest of our speaker. maria resio. ken melgren, chairman of the board of governors of the national press club, former chair of the broadcast committee and a retired staffer from the associated press broadcast division and michael phelps, former publisher of the washington examiner and news media executives. please, a round of applause. a year before his death, president john f. kennedy spoke on behalf of the national cultural center that would ultimately bear his name. quote, after the dust of centuries has passed, he said, we too will be remembered

let's go to adrian brown. he is joining us from the capital.hat can you tell us, adrian brown. >> well, this verdict was not expected. people in china are no longer surprised by the sight of former government officials standing trial. since january 5, '25 government officials have been arrested on corruption charges, so as i say, this is not really making news in china. now, leo was the first ministerial official to be expelled, the deputy head of an agency which plays a key role in helping to steer the vast economy. at the trial in september, he was found guilty of accepting millions of dollars in prescribes, money paid through his son. at his trial he broke down and wept several times saying he brought great shame to the communist party, and also to his family. >> last week, chinese authorities announced a top official would be tried for corruption. is this part of hundreds of arrests. president xi jinping wanting to be seen as fighting corruption? >> that's right. several months ago when the president launched the anticorruption crusade, he

saying i didn't promise adrian anything. the appeals officer appointed by roger goodell agreed, saying vincent wasn't speaking for the nfl but trying to help mr. peterson put this issue behind him and get back to his life, his family, and football. we reached out to the nfl for comment. it sent us to the appeal's officer's decision in which he said he did not have enough evidence to conclude it was retaliation against peterson. >> and ryan, from a legal standpoint, what is your take on all this? >> reporter: i think the federal lawsuit will have a tough time. they have to prove serious misconduct on behalf of the appeals officer. gnat that's a little bit far afield. this is the last chance to get him back this year. >> thank you, ryan. >>> now amy has the other top stories. >>> good morning, everyone. we begin with breaking news. overnight, the last of three dangerous inmates who escaped from an alabama jail has been capture papd call on a tip line helped u.s. marshals track demarcus woodard to an apartment building 100 mile

all right, the vikings adrian peterson will not be back any time soon.ppeal to be reinstated to the nfl was denied. he was convicted of misdemeanor assault for striking his son with a wood switch. >>> first quarter, rad, one of the top prospects in the country considering cal possibly got the dunk. they had 22 early. later in the quarter, ben simmons. >>> strap yourself in. it is type for the top five. in at number five. lakers against the spurs. shot clock winding down, no problem for colby. as he gets that down. he needs nine more points to pass jordon third all time. number four, bishop odell's iran. as i mentioned earlier, denver on the ice. big teddy stole the show. they finally get on there. it is a teddy toss for charity. lakers up against the clock and the clutch from nick young. put la ahead for good in overtime. lakers getting that rare win in san antonio. and rookie andre robberson of the thunder with the jam. he gets a standing o from his teammate kd. there is another look there. and that is your top five. >> nice. [ laughter ] >> we'll be ri

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before finding the repository, adrian and david ramm tried for years to conceive naturally but with no success. >> at what point did you realize there was something wrong? >> we visited the doctor's and she turned out to be exceptionally fertile and i was exceptionally infertile. >> adrian wanted the experience of birth, so adoption was out of the question. after hearing about the repository on tv, they decided to check it out. >> so what did you actually read about the repository that struck you? >> really, the basic thing was the research into the donor's past, their genetics and their health history, number one. but, number two would be what they had accomplished. >> donors? >> the donors, yeah. >> the ramms applied and their application was quickly accepted. >> i can't believe you still have this brochure. the repository for choice not only enables the wives to become mothers but increases the chances of giving their children a genetically advantaged start in life. and these are donor profiles? >> uh-huh. >> you still have these as well? >> each donor was given a color-coded i.d. t

adrian brown, al jazerra, in northeast china. >>> now, a multi million dollars cyber heist worthy ofwood thriller. last month hackers broke in to sony pictures security system revealing sensitive information. it's not known who did it. but as rob reynolds reports, there is no shortage of suspects. >> reporter: the hack attack stole enormous amounts of sony's confidential information. and brought the studio giant to its knees overnight. data made publically available on the internet, included financial documents, e-mailed transcripts, unreleased movies, and the salaries, tax identification numbers and personnel files of 3,800 sony employees. including ceo michael linton and all of the company's senior management. sony has asked the fbi to investigate. the hackers, who call themselves guardians of peace, have not been identified. but some cyber security experts and u.s. officials suspect north korea. the regime in pyongyang is furious over sony's soon to be released comedy the interview in which stars seth rogan and james franco obtain an interview with north keyon leader kim jong un o

adrian brown takes a closer look at china's international portfolio starting with a major waterway rogua. >> reporter: the businessman behind this high-profile deal tends to keep a lee public profile. he made his fortunate in mining and telecommunications but has no experience with such large infrastructure projects. he insists he doesn't have a political background, yet the company's website boasts of his links to government leaders. whatever the true nature of the relationship, the deal is very strategic for china. >> this project is not just a canal, it's about roads, airports, and also tourist resorts. and it will create a lot of jobs for the local people. the local people will definitely benefit from it. >> reporter: this week china signed another contract that it says will create jobs and help one more small economy. this time in europe, the project to funds and build the new highway in montenegro. the cost just over a billion dollars. small change compared to china's investments elsewhere in the world. only last month a state-owned company signed off on a $12 billion contract to

adrian peterson will remain suspended because of a child abuse case.what peterson is planning to do with his career now. >>> a sheriff's deputy credited with saving lives in a colorado high school shooting one year ago today is now speaking out. according to investigators deputy james was on duty at aho high school. he heard shots and ran toward the gunfire. the sheriff says his deputy's actions played a role in the shooter committing suicide instead of hurting more people. he broke his silence on the tragedy yesterday explaining what was going through his mind. >> it's not going to happen in my building. it's not going to happen in this school. it's a friday afternoon. big deal. you know, right before christmas. it's not -- you know, is it fireworks. you're going through all of this stuff in your brain. i heard stories of students running into rooms. i was more angry at what he did inside that building or inside my -- my building, inside my school. did that to one of my kids. i don't know if that anger will ever go away. >> a ceremony honoring the fal

matt. >> all right, matt, thanks so much. >>> happening today, nfl star adrian peterson will try to getion lifted. the nfl suspended peterson without pay to give him time to resolve a case where he's accused of beating his son with a tree branch. the viking contends the league suspended him under new regulations approved in august even though his offense took place in may. peterson pleaded no contest to the assault charges and was fined $4,000 and ordered to do community service. he will attend a hearing today hoping for reinstatement and it comes on the heels of ray rice winning his appeal of an indefinite suspensiony pension for assaulting his now wife. >> an accused car thief in california didn't get very far thanks in part to a reality tv actor. police say it start where'd they tried to pull over the driver avenue stolen bmw. he led them on a short chase and crashed the car. you city there. at one point he takes off and rides a skateboard to try to get away and then that's when the driver of a pickup steps in. he manages to corner the suspect with his vehicle letting police nab him.

next here at 11:00 o'clock, adrian peterson learns whether he'll be allowed to play after facing chargesf child abuse. >> plus, rather than fighting each other, some nnl players are battling a contagious illness. find out what side lined somebody what act the flyers are taking right now. >> kathy? >> we are looking ahead to clearing skies and believe it or not this weekend we will have the first sunny day of the entire month. soak it in. i'll have details coming up with the seven day. >> it's about time. >>> and we'll tell you what's behind this rare incredible sight at the grand canyon when "eyewitness news" continues. >> this afternoon arbitrator denied adrian peterson's appeal for immediate reinstatement to the nfl. he was suspended without pay for violating the league's personal conduct policy. peterson was charged with child abuse in texas several months ago. he eventually pleaded no conte contest. the league labeled the incident a case of abusive discipline involving his four-year-old son. >> well, a league wide outbreak of the mump social security forcing nearly a dozen players in

story is all new at 6:00 a.m. >> ♪ >> happening today, nfl star adrian peterson will try to >> happeninghe nfl suspended peterson without pay to give him time to resolve a case where he was accused of beating his son with a tree branch. the viking contends the league suspended him under new regulations approved in august even though his offense took place in may. peterson pleaded no contest to the assault charges and was fined $4,000 and ordered to do community service. he'll attend a hearing today hoping for reinstatement. it come on the heels of ray rice winning his appeal of an indefinite is you pension for assaulting his then wife. >> 5:57 now. still ahead here in the next half hour of "action news" disturbing new details are coming out about the murder of "action news" will be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> hey everyone, it's 6 o'clock on this tuesday, >> hey everyone, it's 6 happening. >> accuweather is tracking rain and perhaps even some snow

adrian brown, al jazerra, beijing. >>> the government is peru has threatened legal action against greenthat'because accur. archeologists a foot presents left by the activists could remain in the desert ground for decades. david mercer has more. they are one of peru's famous monuments, giant images scratched in the desert more than a thousand years ago. when activists used the line for a publicity stunts an action that was meant to draw attention to climate change backfired. on friday, an angry crowd hurled insults at green peace's executive director as he arrived at a pa rule vinnie courthouse . >> the people are angry. the people are saying we want justice. >> reporter: peru has accused greenpeace of causing irreparable damage to the world heritage site after activists went in to the desert to place their sign, around 20 activists are accused of leaving footprints and overturning stones in the ecologically sensitive area. the stunt coincided with a major climate change conference that took place in peru's capital lima earlier this month. >> translator: i am saddened that this happened

well, it's currently sitting on savings of more than $4 trillion, adrian brown, al jazerra, beijing.ernment in peru has threatened legal action against greenpeace activists, it's accusing of causin causing irrer rabble damage to a world there are taj site. archeologists say food prints left by the activists could remain on the desert ground for decades. >> reporter: they are one of peru's most fame unmonuments. giant images scratched in to the desert more than a thousand years ago. but when activists for the environmental group green peace used the lines for a publicity stunt. an action that was meant to draw attention to climate change, backfired. on friday, an angry crowd hurled intent at greenpeace's executive director as he arrived at a peruvian courthouse to testify about the incident. >> the people are totally angry. as you can see here the people are saying justice, we want justice. >> reporter: peru has accused greenpeace of dawessing irreparable damage to the world heritage site after active sreufrts went in the dez to the place their sign. around 20 activists are accused of

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because health is everything. >> pelley: adrian peterson's appeal has been rejected.spension without pay will stand. the minnesota vikings star was arrested in september after admitting he whipped his four-year-old son with a tree branch. the players' union says that it may file suit. a rare weather phenomenon made one of the wonders of the world even more wonderous. what's known as total cloud inversion filled the grand canyon this week with thick fog. it happens when cool, moist air in the canyon meets the warmer air from above. pope francis has just given hope to every kid whoever lost a beloved pet. he told a young boy, sad because his boy had died, "one day, we will see our animals again. paradise is open to all creatures." francis, living up to his namesake, the patron saint of animals, and his prayer, where there is sadness, let me so joy. steve hartman "on the road "is next hey, how you doin'? it hurts. this is what it can be like to have shingles. a painful blistering rash. if you had chicken pox, the shingles virus is already inside you. as you get older you

so, it was just such a relief. >> reporter: adrian a diaz for "eyewitness news" at cw philly. >>> youreather together in a bit but first here's katie. >> oh, hello. >> let get outside to the eyewitness weather watcher network where we will show you a couple pictures sent in starting off from douglassville, 422, a total stand still. this is why we put traffic and weather to go, we will get to the blue skies but you no one moving here at ground level. it is bright and sunny which is funny because in philadelphia i'm in the sure who sent this in because we don't have the name here but he aid what is this yellow thing? the sun, we have in the seen new a while. nice change of pace here. in blue bell it looks as though the top of the pool is almost ready for skating. if you look closely it is starting to ice over here. over the next few days we will be find something pretty seasonal weather i would say, overall, we will flirt with typical temperatures. as we take a look out there, we will see if we can get temperatures in the mid 30's, out through southeastern, pennsylvania and similar story

so far no charges have >>> adrian peterson is not playing because of charges of allegation abuse. the steps he's taking now to get him back on the field. >>> and are holiday traditions making you miserable? making you miserable? how down the chimney?it wait, how does he fit up the chimney? how does he keep down all that milk? how much does 7 billion presents weigh? i just don't get it. why don't you ask him yourself? santa! join us at busch gardens christmas town, where christmas shines brightest. celebrate beneath the glow of 8 million twinkling lights. get up-close to penguins, and experience spectacular shows, all at busch gardens. for the best ticket offers, visit christmastown.com today. >>> adrian peterson is arguing now he should be allowed to play football again. the minnesota vikings running back is at a hearing with the nfl labor relations expert in new york city. he was sus pepded without pay for the rest of the season after he was charged with child abuse after disciplining his son with a switch. peterson believes the league's punishment is too harsh. >>> in just a cou

. >> adrian peterson had a chance to make it back on field this week. atstill ahead on abc 7 news 4:00. an accident. >> a mother takes action. >> and how steve jobs will take the stand in a major trial. council now, the d.c. look atnow with a live the u.s. capitol. did you know that on this day, the statue of freedom was placed at the top of that dumb? that was back in 1863, 151 years ago today. >> that actually looks like it is in london. >> it does, so foggy there. and closer to reality today. >> a city council approved a plan to build a soccer stadium just down from nationals park. stephen tschida has the details on it. >> the whole city council is debating this proposal about this stadium for d.c.. on at the is going very moment, and we did have the preliminary vote, and here is where we stand so far. the issue is that the council an item out of the deal, so now the city has to come up with the funding. >> we are not going to build anything today, and there is no more sales tax rate for the team, which is a shame. >> that sales tax break would have

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. >> adrian peterson denied.ut it is not over yet. >> and the case of a contractor accused of stealing millions from >> four young people were hit by gunfire outside a high school in port land, oregon in what is likely gang-rement add tack. the victims are students at the alternative school. a 16-year-old girl was in critical condition and two young men 17 and 20 were in serious condition and fourth person was grazed by a bullet. witnesses told police it started with a dispute. no arrests have been made. >> a medical examiner today confirmed shooting of tamir rice in cleveland was a homicide. tamir rice was shot once in the abdomen. that bullet was fired by a rookie police officer within two seconds of stopping the young man own a playground. rice was carrying a fake gun. head of cleveland police unit says officers were not told by a dispatcher that the gun may not be real or even that at suspect was a child. >>> a small fire forced evacuation of one of new york city's most popular museums shortly before 3:30 fir

adrian brown reports. [ air raid sirens ] >> reporter: a deeply symbolic moment. the decision to upgrade was made this year when relations with tokyo was still at a low end. also present are some of the dwindling numbers of survivors. president xi jinping said that the crimes committed here could never be forgiven but there was a conciliatory note. >> we shouldn't hate a nation just because it has a few militaries. we should look to the future and work together to contribute to peace. >> reporter: 77 years ago this was a broken and brutalized city as invading japanese troops began a six-week killing spree. this is one of the last remaining eyewitnesses. now 97, he was a soldier in the nationalist army depending the then capitol. their contribution largely air brushed from official accounts. he was paraded before the local cameras but officials would not allow us to talk with hill. staring up at these 300,000 people that china said were killed here. japan said it's half that number, but either way it's still a large atrocity. it's the events here 77 years ago that

. >> adrian peterson hoping to get back on the football field with a pivotal hearing. the star suspended without pay after hitting his son with a tree branch says the punishment is wrong. his offense happened back in may. >> the jets, miami trying to stay in the post season hunt. they tied things up in the 4th quarter and then a late field goal put the them on top. the jets dropping to 2 in 10 on the season. >>> federal regulators now investigating the company behind the largest child seat recall in u.s. history. lor lauren simonetti is here to explain this. >> graco is in hot water. federal safety regulators are investigating why the delays on putting a safety defect that led to the biggest recall of children's car seat in u.s. history. the buckle can get stuck and it can be hard to remove the child. they resisted the recall blaming it on spilled food or drinks. by law once a manufacturer is aware of a problem it it must within five business days foirnl the government or face a fine of 30,000 dollars. they say they are working with regulators. >> you can pick your per

. >>> and now to adrian peterson, fighting back against the season-long suspension.he former mvp will try to get it overturned after the plea deal in the child abuse case. ryan smith has the story. >> reporter: it's a familiar spot for the nfl star, fighting an indefinite suspension. but in adrian peterson's appeal today, possibly damning evidence and the ray rice decision could cause the nfl to get sacked again. this morning, minnesota viking's star running back, adrian peterson, taking on the nfl off the field to get back on it. the former league mvp sidelined with pay since being arrested for beating his 4-year-old son with a switch. last month he agreed to a plea deal with no jail time. >> i stand here and take full responsibility for my actions. >> reporter: but now in football's version of deja vu, demanding his nfl penalty be overturned. just as ray rice when an arbitrator ruled friday that his indefinite suspension was arbitrary. he told nbc -- >> i took full responsibility for everything i did. i can hope and wish for a second chance. >> reporter: some say t

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that was a major miscalculation by adrian and the union several woks ago. that, it's a different kind of story, a different situation and i wouldn't be surprised with the way things are going that he may well win that hearing as well. >> christine brennan, great to have you here. >>> look who is here. i didn't hear you come in. >> i snuck in. >> you're like the pink panther. >> so you're digging further with the crisis of isis? >> yes. and a new bulletin came out this week. we're going to have john kirby joining us. hundreds of thousands of u.s. military personnel are now being told, be very, very careful what you post on social media, whether facebook, twitter, pictures you post. isis is threatening the united states military. and a lot of people are worried, should u.s. military personnel when they are on leave, for example, around the holidays, wear their uniforms and civilian clothes? >> wolf blitzer, in 8 1/2 minutes, we'll be watching. >>> coming up, the obama administration is asking for more money to fight ebola but is the answer to fight the diseas

adrian peterson's appeal of his season long suspension was denied today. now minnesota vikings star says he may take the case to federal court. peterson was deactivated for child abuse for injuring his four-year-old son. he pleaded no contest. >> this week, several former employees of bernie madoff were sentenced to jail. daniel bonventure received the longest sentence, ten years. personal assistant tells her story in the al jazeera documentary, in god we trust. >> you know we're not one of the big guise that lost all that money. we lost our life savings so. >> we have lost everything. i have lost everything. and you have lost everything. >> people have killed themselves. people have lost their health. >> $50 billion. >> $50 billion gone, vanished and there are allegations that this long running business was in fact a giant ponzi scheme. >> thanks to all over the world they all put money with ber berd madoff they thought he was a good man but he wasn't. >> elie weisel, the nobel laureate, he had stolen all his mondays. >> they are juice they're christians,

let's start with this, the ray rice and adrian peterson domestic abuse cases brought the issue front center. the nfl was blamed harshly for gr dragging its feet. do you believe under the leadership of roger goodell the nfl is changing for the better in a material way? >> not really. because i'll tell you something, poppy, those things believe it or not had pretty much zero effect on the nfl. and i say that because, you know, trying to affect the image of the nfl in a negative way totally -- is like trying to get rid of one of those plastic bags you get at a grocery store. you can't destroy it, okay? and this is all you need to know, despite all these discoveries this year, if you look at the tv ratings from the beginning of the nfl season to the end of november, 28 of the top 30 tv shows were nfl games. >> yeah. >> here's the other thing. "forbes" magazine reported that the average worth of an nfl franchise now is $1.4 billion which is up 23% over last year in spite of everything. >> wow. well, i hope it changes things on the domestic violence front at least that people take more act

. >> if you weren't sure what a total idiot looks like, i'm about to show you. 20-year-old adrian, an australian kid put together this compilation of himself falling. he is a self-described amateur/actor/comedian. i don't find anything funny about this kid. this video came out last spring. it goes a ton of attention, attraction. millions of people watching this thing. >> you may recognize him from the pranks. but we are seeing this falling video because he's been banned by the stores. if you thought that was just down right stupid, the kid gets dumber. >> really? >> here is one of his most recent videos. >> are you going to eat that dead mouse? >> yes. >> holy smokes. >> he starts biting it. eats the tail first. goes for the rear end of the mouse. >> this is disgusting. >> i'm not going to gag. >> oh! >> i could have stopped it. i knew that would push you over the edge. >> i thought i was doing so well. >> you with were. >> now i hope he gets banned from the pet store. >> ban him from the internet would be good. >> firefighters attack a building fire. >> see what suddenly goes wrong.

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