james allen thomas? >> but your first name is your middle name. >> timothy james. >> reporter: and a keepsake only a parent would cherish. >> this here i used to give you both of you almost drowned a couple times. >> reporter: but the old photos bring up hard family feelings for the mother. >> your mom looks kind of glamorous in that photo. >> yes, she does. >> and you do look a lot like your mother. >> every time i look at her, i just get frustrated. >> me too. >> and forgive me for saying that. there is some hatred in me, of which i should never have that, but you are kind of mad, you know? >> reporter: it's a terrible way to remember your mother. but their half brother, jame, and his wife in korea say there's another side to the story. >> my mother-in-law thought that allen had left her and the kids because he met someone while he was in vietnam. >> reporter: so why were the children sent to the u.s.? >> it meant huge success at that time to be going to america. equivalent to paradise. everyone would

allen abandoned them. when you first contacted jaem, he wanted nothing to do with you. >> he said no. >> reporter: joohee goes to visit jame and his wife in person. jame remembers the day his little half brother and sister vanished. >> translator: i came home after school and they were gone. i asked my mother about the somewhere, so i just accepted that. >> reporter: joohee shares some insight about why connie may have given up the twins for adoption. what would it have been like for these children in, growing up in south korea, these g.i. babies? >> impossible for the mothers to raise them because they would've been disowned by their family if they -- >> reporter: if they brought home a mixed-race baby? it was considered that bad. >> it was, yes. >> reporter: still reluctant, jame is finally persuaded by his wife to give permission for the adoption agency to release the records. pam slaton is in the u.s. ready to receive them. >> i woke up. and i could see that i got an e-mail from korea. and i can't even

allen: thank you for having me. c-span, created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. coming up next, our series landmark cases concludes with the supreme court's 1973 decision in roe versus rate. -- row versus wade. later, the mayor of gary, indiana, suggests -- discusses gun violence. persons having business before the honorable supreme court of the united states is invited to draw near and get their attention. >> produced incorporation with the national constitution center . exploring the human story and constitutional dramas behind 12 his stork supreme court decisions. number 759. >> we hear arguments of number 18. >> and many of our most famous decisions are once the court took the unpopular. cases's go through a few that illustrate very dramatically and visually what ofmeans to live in a society 310 million different people who helped stick together because they believe in a rule of law. and welcome to c-span's landmark cases

jerry allen- ""i panicked. i went back there to wake her up. i rolled her over and i seen her face was covered in blood. it scared me, i screamed. i jumped backwards. i said what the freak is going on." it's a question he's still asking today...the worst was yet to come....his infant son naked and lifeless in the next room... jerry allen- "i went out to the living room, rolled him over on his back just hoping for the best, even though i knew it was too late." he was right...the infant child...bearing his own name...jerry allen junior...was dead... jerry allen- "he was just a fun-loving baby. he loved to be held. he loved to laugh, smile." there were no smiles in the lincoln county courtroom this morning.... it still remains unclear what happened....jerry allen showed me his hands to prove he had no scrapes, bruises or involvement in the situation.... his girlfriend and mother of his children stephanie tillman taken to the hospital, then jail facing abuse and neglect charges.... jerry allen- "i don't want to ever see her again, ever speak to her

allen also received something new from the district attorney.time in prison if he were found guilty in trial. >> though allen is holding out for a better deal, he is anxious to leave the jail because of yet another piece of news. he just got word that his mother is gravely ill and fears he will never see her again because she lives far from san antonio. >> show's on oxygen, breathing machines. even though people think i'm cold-hearted, and, in a way, i am. i want to be able to see my mom before she does pass on, you know? >> if allen quickly accepts a plea deal, he could accept a prison closer to his home. >> i almost died, so, you know, just asked good for forgiveness. he'll help you. and one of the letter she wrote in there, she said i'll never forget you. >> if he doesn't accept a deal, he might have to be acquitted to see her. and even he feels that's a long shot. >> i've seen people go through hard times and bad times and take beatings. i say just to see her one more time, and i'd take five years. i might even take the ten piece, i don't kn

jim is the vice president of intitutional development at allen. unityoint health - allen hospital, wheaton franciscan healthcare - iowa (covenant medical ceceter and sartori memorial hospital) and black are working together on this initiative. all replies will be gathered, analyzed and published as community health needs assessment reports to improve local health carservices. surveys are done every three years. to find out more regarding the survey and to take it yourself, visit https: or the kwwl homepage for more information. three health care systems headquartered in black hawk county are coming together to ask residents across thh cedar valley to assess the health needs of their communities. community health needs assessments let individuals and organizations identify and prioritize health needs in their communities. joining us today to discuss the survey and collaborative efforts is jim waterbury of unitypoint health allen hospital waterloo. jim is the vice president of intitutionnl developmenn at allen. unitypoint health - allen hospital, wh

but because of allens religious call to action. 'for those who may watch this who are not christians, i invite you to prince of peace.' 'its just inappropriate.' annie laurie gaylor, co-president of the madison-based freedom from religion foundation, says her office has already received a complaint from one of allens constituents. in a letter sent out christmas eve, her group is also calling on assembly speaker robin vos to investigate the issue further. 'theyre not supposed to tell us what to believe and what church to go to and how to be saved.' laurie gaylor also criticizes allen for recording and emailing the message using state equipment. 'do you see this at all as an issue of separation between church and state.' 'well, im not quite sure. my church wasnt involved at all in the production of that video.' allen says the reaction hes received from constituents has been positive. fellow republicans like assembly majority leader jim steineke of kaukauna backed allen on social media. allen didn't directly answer if his remarks are

>> reporter: when the time came, september 10th, 1967, allen rushed connie to the hpital in seoul and got another surprise. and when did you find out it was twins? >> oh,e didn't find out it was twins till she had them. >> reporter: are you kidding? >> no. wow, i remember that day, yeah. >> repter: what was it like setting eyes for the first time on these two little babies? i got a family right now. i was really super proud. >> reporter: connie and the proud father named the twins sandra and james. about a year later, as soon as the military would allow it, allen married connie and adopted her older son, jame.

county jailer danny allen got the idea to collect toys and books from the jailer in oldham county. name: danny allen, hardin county jailer"we just decided we don't want those children to have to be the ones suffering at christmas time" his plan is to put together about 50 holiday gift bags to says sometimes money can be tight with a parent in prison. name: danny allen"it just breaks your heart when you walk out in that lobby and see a little child out there crying and you walk up and say, 'hey whats wrong?' 'i want my mommy or daddy to come home with me.' i thought we could make it easier for them" today is the first day for donations -- already dozens of toys have been dropped off. name: danny allen"i knew it was gonna be a good thing, but i think it's gonna be overwhelming with how much it'll be"a gesture inmate brian smith knows his kids will love.name: brian smith"i think it's a real good thing he's doing, especially for us inmates and our kids. because at least we can give our kids something for christmas" jailer danny allen, says sometimes kids can get the impression police a

, allen. lovely to see you. thank you so much. first things first, you're theater people, right? >> ish, yes. >> stephen: is that macbeth thing really? do people actually say-- ( laughter ) one down. one down. two to go. ( laughter ) >> stephen: wait, what is that? what did you do? >> there's something about you have to leave the room, spit,t, swear, and turn three things or something like that and then it's okay. so, macbeth. unsanitary, frankly. it's the sixth season, starts broadcasting here in the states january 3. you guys finished shooting it last summer. >> yup. >> stephen: it's already been broadcast in england. no spoilers, please. it's not only a big hit in the u.k., an enormous hit in the united states, but it's been called the most popular show in the world. do different people enjoy it fferently? like, do you getifferent reactions from different fans around the world? >> it's been fairly universal, actually. i mean, in all the territories around the world that it's played, it seem

mÁs al norte congelaciÓn,con 39 en allen town.l lunes regresa la lluvia. ♪ julio: haremos un resumen de nuestro contacto deportivo. ali: hola, amigos. excelente miÉrcoles. el estadio universitario lucirÁ lleno completo en la ida de la final del torneo clausura entre tigres y pumas. segÚn anunciÓ el equipo su cuenta de twitter, los abonados se hicieron de todas las localidades. Éste encuentro lo podrÁn ver sÓlo por univisión deportes y la aplicaciÓn de univisión deportes. com con cobertura desde las 9 de la noche, este. en amÉrica llegÓ a osaka, japÓn para participar en el mundial de clubes 2015. las Águilas chocarán el domingo contra el equipo de china, buscando sus pases a semifinales para enfrentar al barcelona. alan pulido podrÍa ser el prÓximo refuerzo de chivas para el torneo clausura, donde el equipo tiene como municipal objetivo permanecer en el mÁximo circuito. un directivo del rebaÑo estuvo en precio para -grecia para negociar con el delantero. el argentino josÉ luÍs mencer, ex-secretario general de la conmebol se entregÓ

with allen and i and other chefs in hawaii. getting the state involved.ople involved and having this great event that benefits the people of hawaii. we can invite a lot of great chefs coming to hawaii and become our culinary ambassadors and spread what we're doing here in hawaii to the rest of the world. one of our missions from the very beginning was to incorporate all of the industries. >> reporter: now 25 years later, roy and allen's physician of the hawaii wine and food festival reflects the original of what hawaiian cuisine is all about. >> now, the consult father movement for the state of high high not only did we get farmers and chefs to come together for the hawaii regional chefs movement. now, we have the visitor industry. we have the hospitality industry. we're getting ranchers and farmers and fishermen. the restaurant industry, everybody, to come together and give back to the community. >> reporter: hawaii food and wine festival supports the hawaii cuisine. not just with roy and allen, they lead a new generation of local chefs along with culina

i actually think an interesting case here is an example -- the example of allen bloom, who -- the per section his fame now book "the closing of the american mind," blockbuster books, allen bloom says what's wrong with higher education? it's killing the soul of our children, they're getting all this pluralism and multiculturalism but they're not getting great ideas and they're not getting the challenges of those great ideas. so it's how higher education is impoverishing the souls of our children, and nietzsche is right there all along, even talks bet the nietzscheanizeation of american intellectual life and according to bloom, he thinks that so much of what is wrong in late -- late 20th center intellectual us that's electric to to all -- that's intellectuals are reading nietzsche and they're tired of universal truth, tired of someone else residents power, tired of authority, and so he says all the counterculture of the '6's sis nurses on the nietzsche authoritarianity. it's one thing to have protests in the streets and another thing to bring them into the academy and make a ruckus. he'

. >> for 22 years this is the place allen has called home. a property he owned with his wife until they divorced in 2007. >> i offered to buy the house which she accepted and in 2007 i refinanced and bought the home and transferred it to myself. >> this year allen decided it was time for some renovations including work in the kitchen and on the siding outside. that's why he applied for a home equity loan. two weeks after applying he found out there's a problem. >> there's a lean on your home from hsbc. there's no satisfaction of mortgage mortgage document filed with the county indicating the mortgage is paid off. >> he was shocked. >> right now, i can't sell my home. i can't take a home equity loan out. there's a lean on my house with the county because they never filed the paperwork. i spoke to various people and they said this could take three months to a year to clear up. >> when he heart that, allen immediately reached out to news 4. >> really, you're my best hope and i can't thank you enough for being here. i would like to get my satisfa

. >> did john allen muhammad have a motive for the killings we haven't heard? >> he told me, you have become my enemy and as my enemy, i will kill you. >> beyond the headlines and frantic 911 calls, journalists, law enforcement, and victims who lived through the terror and those who know the snipers best reveal the true story of the beltway snipers. >> until then, just follow the body bags. >> fire and ambulance. >> a man just fell in the parking lot. there was a loud noise. we're not sure if he was shot. >> october 2nd, 2002. montgomery county, maryland. just outside washington, d.c., a man is shot dead at a bustling suburban grocery store. >> an unusual thing to be happening right around dinner, broad daylight, really, and it seemed like it possibly came from a rifle. the police had no idea what the motive was. and they could not tell from the crime scene where the shot had come from. >> what appears to be a random crime in this washington, d.c., suburb is only the beginning. the next day, terror takes hold. >> 911 emergency. >> this guy's lawn mower did some

very thankful..there is no way without the grace of god that we would come through"adrian on camthe allens say investigators believe a plug in candle is to blame for the fire...but say its still under investigation....meanwhile if you would like to help this family out you can find information on the as seen on section of xcarolina.comin the newsroom adrian acosta foxcarolina news tonight 3 turning to fox carolina sports- 3 the clemson tigers are in south beach as they get ready for thursdays orange bowl matchup.sports director aaron cheslock joins us live from south florida- florida-and aaron there's not a lot of concern with clemson's offense... but the defense has slacked a little 3 yeah the tigers defense keeping fans on their toes of late...but keep in mind this is a top ten defense in several categories including total defense... but late struggles have some fans concerned... 3 the worries come from late in the season... clemson having to win shoo touts against both the gamecocks in the rivalry game, and north carolina in the acc championship... both games the tigers defense gave up

. >> but south african art historian professor nicholas allen thinks he knows the answer.'s the world's earliest surviving photograph. >> i looked at the shroud and i said, how were you made? and the shroud tells us that it is acting like a negative photograph. i'm quite aware that that might sound like a crazy idea, to think that somebody was able to make a photograph 600 years ago. but when i started to look at the technology that was available at that time, i realize they had everything already. >> from his study of art history, allen knew that medieval artists already used an optical device called a camera obscura. >> it works exactly like a human eye. what we've here is a box which is sealed. no light can enter through it, except through this big hole over here. like a human eye, there is a lens. whatever is outside this box, it's focused through this lens and forms an image on the back wall of the camera that is inverted. in other words, it's upside down. >> the lens at the front of the camera ensures a sharp image is projected on the back wall. >> we know for a fact

an older guy, and i really appreciate working at allen. people she'd like to thank or acknowledge. >> dr. mary ann roberts: i also want to reiterate that george phillips has been a -- basically his interaction with me and my work with him has been kind of the highlight of my career because he and i sort of grew up together with this idea. >> ron: i see. >> dr. mary ann roberts: and i was willing to take a chance on me. i brought him some research articles and i said, i have this patient, i really would like to see if you would see her, and the young lady with two concussions within a two-week period of time in women's competitive ice hockey, so he read the articles, he called some people and he said, yeah, i'll do it. and from then on, we have been working together in my doing the neuropsychological part of it and him doing the treatment part, the medical treatment part of it. >> ron: so everybody wants to go back in the game. someone has two or three concussions? should they be playing or what's the final result of that observation? >> dr

otras mÁximas esta tarde, 48 allen town, 51 atlanitc city.l paÍs. para nosotros, aumenta la nubosidad, este es el paso del sistema frontal que pudiera tener alguna llovizna o chubasco ligero, esto serÍa mÁs bien en el horario de la noche el miÉrcoles pero, mÁs seguro, madrugada del jueves. no hay lluvia, no hay hielo, no gran cosa. 35 mÍnimo para esta noche. esto es en la ciudad, fuera de la zona urbana, congelaciÓn. cielo mayormente nublado, asÍ que temperaturas aceptables para la Época del aÑo. mÁs al norte, 48 en allen town, 56 de mÁxima para delaware. este es el pronÓstico para los prÓximos dÍas, la verdad que no hay por quÉ quejarse. ♪ ♪ ilia: ahora vamos a la acciÓn deportiva. ♪ ♪ ali: hola, amigos. martes 8 de diciembre, estas son las noticias deportivas. el del antro mexicano javier hernÁndez arrasÓ en la votación de la bundesliga que realizÓ, una encuesta para elegir al hÉroe de la liga entre mÁs de 500.000 seguidores en menos de tres horas, chicharito recibiÓ mÁs de 17.000 votos. el representante del mexicano carlos vela se reuniÓ c

amanecimos con 55 en las primeras horas de la maÑana, 51 allen town y luego la temperatura descendiÓs presiones estarÁn moviendo rápidamente fuera de nuestra Área y se acerca un nuevo sistema frontal asÍ que esto harÁ que las temperaturas comiencen a recuperarse rÁpidamente. afortunadamente tenemos un corto perÍodo de frío. para esta noche nubosidad parcial y la temperatura mÍnima en 32. maÑana en los 43 se queda la temperatura mÁxima. estarÁ bastante soleado el domingo. aÚn mÁs frÍo al amanecer el domingo con 27, tiempo soleado pero a partir de la tarde la temperatura con tendencia a subir por lo menos 1 grado. clases son mÁs marcados será el lunes con la llegada de un nuevo sistema frontal. ♪ ♪ carolina: bienvenidos una vez mÁs a la cartelera. damos inicio con una divertida comedia americana, se trata de "sisters", el encuentro de dos hermanas que deciden revivir sus dÍas de gloria. jane y maura son dos hermanas un poco infantiles. algo contrariadas por el hecho de que sus padres venden su casa, deciden revivir sus momentos de infancia y organizar un gran fiesta con sus amigos de c

allen town 49. hacia el norte 43.r su condiciÓn de local, al conseguir un empate 1 1 contra el levante. los visitantes tomaron ventaja con gol de jefferson, pelo moreno le dio el empate. en la liga premier inglesa, el everton y el crystal palace tambiÉn tuvieron que conformarse con un empate 1 1. pumas y tigres se volverÁn a chocar en una final luego de 37 aÑos, al eliminar al amÉrica y toluca en semifinales. tigres ganÓ con global de 3 1. ferreti dirigida a tiros mientras a su alumno, memo vÁzquez, estará al frente de pumas. la ida se jugarÁ el jueves en el volcÁn y la vuelta el domingo en ciudad universitaria. los rojos de cincinnati acordaron ceder al relevista cubano a los dodgers. hizo los 62 lanzamientos mÁs celosos de la temporada con disparos que oscilaron entre los 102.6 y 106.2 millas por horas. con esto y mucho mÁs informaciÓn deportiva los esperamos en punto de la medianoche en contacto deportivo. tambiÉn los puede seguir en nuestras plataformas digitales. ♪ ♪ ilia: uno de los participantes mÁs queridos le

allen schauffler is san bernardino, allen this changes the investigation now that federal investigators are in charge. >> well that's right. all the information now all the efforts at investigation are going to go through federal hands, through the fbi. they made it very clear today, who's in charge, and what they're looking for. >> 48 hours after the mass murder in san bernardino, the fbi formally takes over the case. leaving no doubt about what direction the investigation is headed. >> as of today, based on the information and the facts as we know them, we are now investigating these horrific acts as an act of terrorism. >> the agency's assistant director for los angeles says that decision was made with good reason. but offered few details beyond what's already known. the thousands of rounds of ammunition found in the suspects' rental property. the dozen or so home made bombs and extensive bomb making materials discovered in their garage. two damaged cell phones have been found in a nearby trash can and are being examined to determine if digital material can be retrieved. investigator

. >> how are you doing, allen? we have rain around the bay area not much. it has been light rain much of the day north of the golden gate bridge. down in the south bay we were in the 70s today. so there was a big contrast. as we pull in the kpix 5 hi-def doppler radar, light rain reported at napa. there's a lot of low level stuff that doesn't get picked up by doppler because would you have to point it at the ground to pick it up but offshore there's a potent system that's winding up that's going to deliver some rain. so far, in venado in sonoma county, .56." mount tam about the same. quarter inch in santa rosa and 02" in napa valley. the front comes in dead on cue in time for the morning commute. a few hours of moderate rain and then after that we are going to scattered showers the potential for a thunderstorm or two. it will be windy as well with 20- to 30-mile-an-hour winds. allen also mentioned another big factor in all of this, that the storm and other storms like it have generated a huge offshore swell and that means big surf at the shoreline. we'll ha

muhammad, also known as john allen williams.considered armed and dangerous. he may be in the company of a juvenile. >> atf knocks on my door, and they said when was the last time you saw john muhammad. my hands began sweating immediately. miss muhammad, we just going to have to tell you, we think your ex-husband is the sniper. my head hit the table, bam. do you think he would do something like this? i was like oh, oh! oh, yeah. >> can you imagine a policeman on federal agent coming to your house and saying your husband, ex-husband, even a friend of yours could be the person who's responsible for killing ten people or eleven people? that's a punch in the face for someone to hear that. >> they said would you like to go to protective custody? i said you have to ask me that? they said yes, ma'am, because everybody don't want to go. i said okay, have you caught him yet? no, ma'am. >> that night, the license plate goes out on the radio, and whitney donahue, a refrigerator repairman from pennsylvania is driving from his job that day in

liz: before we go, we've got about 20 seconds, governor allen. iowa. cruz is leading for the moment. does iowa speak for the rest of the nation? >> my parents were married in sioux city, iowa, i don't think it speaks for the rest of the nation and caucuses. new hampshire, south carolina and nevada will be much more important and winnowing out the crowd, and giving momentum into the next race. in nevada, i did bucker up and run amok and they felt right about the right of self-defense and don't take away the guns, nor in south carolina or virginia as well. governor, i have good memories of the national governor's conference back in 1997. i wish you the best, and i always like coming back to nevada. >> thanks george. liz: great to see both of you, democrat, republican, getting along. wish we could see that in the united states. former governors bob miller and george allen. >>> reminder, fox business second debate, we did so well on the first one, got the nod for the second one, set dvr's for thursday january 14th. the republican presidential debate on fox