daniel callaway stopped to help another driver. nbc 10 has now learned that callaway is a volunteer firefighter. nbc 10's monique braxton is live where the victim is being treated tonight. what is the latest on his condition? >> reporter: hi, denise. everybody we talked to today told us it was just like him to stop and offer assistance. he's an emt, a firefighter, and tonight he's listed in stable condition. >> we believe that he's going to be fine. 100% recovery. >> reporter: we spoke to raymond callaway sr. while his son daniel was in surgery. callaway shares how his 31-year-old son, a firefighter and emergency medical technician, ended up in the hospital. >> he was on his way to work, and happened to see somebody in need of some assistance on the road, and while he was out of his car, another car came along and hit the car that was disabled and he was injured. >> reporter: fire chief chad ingram recently hired callaway as a full-time or career firefighter here at wilmington manner fire company. chief ingram says callaway actuall

of suv crashed into the disabled car, pushing the vehicle into callaway. chief says willness to she always been a hallmark of his personality. >> they is not a great -- >> when i received the call i was in the a bit surprised that he would would have stopped to help anybody in need. >> he was a long term volunteer and schedule to be promoted second assistant chief next weekend. we're told the department will hole that position for him until released from the hospital. >> we now know the name of person called on i-95 in delaware last night. investigators say 37-year-old laura grant from oxford, pennsylvania, was killed as she was walking along the southbound lanes near route 1. grant was struck by two vehicles and pronounced dead at the scene. both drivers stopped. >> americans paused today to remember the 73rd anniversary of the attack open pearl harbor ♪ oh, say can you see ♪ >> about 100 pearl harbor and world war 2 survivors attended sir moanyes uss arizona memorial in hawaii. many are quite frail and in 90 uz now and they said it would be important to

callaway also works for urgent ambulance. that's what he do. it doesn't matter who you are. you know, if you need help, he's going to stop and help you. he's trained to do that. that's in his head. that's what he loves to do. >> reporter: callaway is in critical but stable condition. his father told nbc 10 that he's expected to make a full recovery. >>> a tough night for eagles fans as the seahawks handed them a loss at the linc. john clark is live at comcast sportsnet. this comes as they gear up for the dallas cowboys. >> today boom and gloom for the eagles. they were man handled by the seahawks. 139 yards of offense. the fewest in any game chip kelly coached with the eagles or in college. the fewest yards at home for the eagles in 31 years. chip kelly had the most points. carol holds him to the fewest yards as coach. little revenge. ryan botches the snap. zach will recover the fumble. eagles special teams again and they turn it to a touchdown. the quick pass coming up here, too. jeremy maclin one yard touch down. that's his

the originals are there in the kingdom of callaway inventory. i know you cannot see it here, but toward the bottom here is the inventory of slaves in the household. there is one negro man, george, valued at $900. so, george had not disappeared at all. when it comes time to inventory the estate, we find george, and when we continue through the record, we find george was sold. he was sold to a slaveholder in for moreline county than he was valued, $1190. he had not disappeared at all. here, for me, this changes a lot how i read the testimony that comes from the local farmers. they might have said george ran off, but it appears george had not disappeared at all, and george is ultimately as caught up in his own way by the aftermath of newsom's killing as is celia. he is not charged or convicted of newsom's murder, but he is subject to what we come to understand is another of slavery's most harsh practices. he is sold away. he is sold away. from the community he knows, from the household that he knows, from the people he knew best, george now is sold

callaway also works for urgent ambulance. 10 spoke with his boss who said being a good samaritan is something daniel does every day. >> that's what he do. you know, it doesn't matter who you are, you know. if you need help, he's going to stop and help you. he's trained to do that, and that's in his head. that's what he loves to do. >> callaway is in critical but stable condition at crozer-chester hospital. his father told nbc 10 that he's expected to make a full recovery. >>> today people in montgomery county will come together to remember the victim of a deadly hit and run there. two different vehicles struck tom daily in bridgeport over the weekend. neither stopped. he later died. police are looking for two vehicles, a black ford explorer like this one here, and a green cadillac or lincoln suv. now, investigators have questioned a person of interest in this case. tonight a vigil will be held in daily's honor. >>> rapper beanie sigel is in critical condition after he was shot outside his home in pleasantville on friday. poli

she's a slave woman and she is purchased by robert newsom, a small farmer in the county of callaway, the town of full in lton in missouri. and almosts celia, from the very moment of that encounter, our story is framed is verywe learn celia , someexually assaulted say even in the journey back to lton, but certainly very quickly after they arrived at his farm. what is this place to which celia had come? we know that he is a recent widow were. -- widower. his children are in his household. a small farmer. this is not a plantation setting. this is not a large scale enterprise. at most, he owned five people in addition to celia. by 1860, he will own just celia and one other, a man named george we will meet later. he is typical in missouri. he makes his way as a subsistence farmer, raising crops and foodstuffs for his family, but also livestock. he isis some suggesttion also a producer -- there is some suggestion he is also a producer of whiskey. she came to do domestic labor in the house, but part of what we know it's over the next five years she will become regularly and frequently the t

sonny boy williamson too, and elmore james all played here and the likes of duke ellington, cab callawaytrong all took the stage at places like the crystal palace ballroom and the alamo on farish street. what happened? where did it all go? >> what killed farrish street was integration. once we were able to break out of our own indigenous black-run businesses, the black-owned businesses died. great for the black race but terrible for the black business. in fact, the only reason you're coming to farrish street right now is you have two churches, two funeral homes and the big apple inn. so you're going to either die, worship, or come to my place to eat. and that's the only -- >> or all three. >> right. >> not in that order. >> how you doing today? >> well, hi. >> how y'all doing today? >> back when things were hopping, geno lee's great grandfather, juan "big john" mora, moved to mississippi from mexico city, started a family with an african american woman in jackson. he sold hot tamales out of a steel drum on the corner. in 1939, he moved the operation inside, right here. now, the last rest

one of the places we visited was the kingdom of callaway historical society where they don't have theial record. they had the state records. why is this interesting? after he dies and we all know he is killed in june of 1855. it will be necessary for his heirs and the legal representatives of the estate to take an inventory tow accumulate all of his assets and debts and distribute his outside of the prosecution of sealia for murder, those court records have survived. they are there with the state records. while i know you can't see it here towards the bottom here is the inventory of the slaves in the household and one neg reman george valued at $900. george had not disappeared at all. when it comes time to inventory the estate, there was george and if we continue what we find george himself will be sold to a clave holder for $1190. that he hadn't disappeared at all. so here for me, this changes a lot at how i read that testimony that that comes from the local farmers. he is ultimately as caught up in his own way in the aftermath of the killing and not ever changed or convicted of the

projected widening deficits, which even given congressman cooper's evaluation strikes me as verging on callaway, something that they would not do. i appreciate if you would comment on both of those elements of the projection. >> so it is common, as you say, for people to the first to an alternative fiscal solaria -- scenario has more realistic. we don't refer to it that way. alternative scenario has shown that it is skyrocketing, ultimately. that is not a realistic a realistic projection. for our purposes the baseline scenario is meant to correspond roughly to current law, and we think about the alternative fiscal scenario corresponding more closely current policy. the difference was particularly stark when the 2001 2001 tax cuts were scheduled to expire because members followed current law incorporating those explorations. many members of congress and their own mind started from a benchmark. they they wanted to understand the effects of policies relative to that. that continuation of the current tax rates. i don't think it is meant to be realistic. peter's concerns don't worry me because i thi