the detectives said chris jones talked to them voluntarily and could have ended the interview at any tained legal custody of heather and chris' two children. and heather's gym friends, they find comfort in knowing that before her death, heather achieved that remarkable journey, becoming the person she was always meant to be. >> she got to experience that before she left this earth. she got to experience what it was like to be as beautiful as she wanted to be, inside and out. i'm glad she did. >> reporter: that dance class where heather spread her wings still keeps a place for her, a heart with heather's name on it. a reminder of a woman whose transformation continues to inspire all who knew and loved heather jones. is she dancing? >> absolutely. >> we believe that. if you believe in angels, there is one dancing up there, i promise you. and every time we have class, she's dancing. >>> that's all for this edition of "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. thanks for watching. >>> he was definitely charismatic. he lived every single day. he knew that it was dangerous but no one ever that he w

the detectives said chris jones talked to them voluntarily and could have ended the interview at any e has obtained legal custody of heather and chris' two children. and heather's gym friends, they find comfort in knowing that before her death, heather achieved that remarkable journey, becoming the person she was always meant to be. >> she got to experience that before she left this earth. she got to experience what it was like to be as beautiful as she wanted to be, inside and out. i'm glad she did. >> reporter: that dance class where heather spread her wings still keeps a place for her, a heart with heather's name on it. a reminder of a woman whose transformation continues to inspire all who knew and loved heather jones. is she dancing? >> absolutely. >> oh yes. >> we believe that. if you believe in angels, there is one dancing up there, i promise you. and every time we have class she's dancing. >>> that's all for now. i'm lester holt. thanks for joining us. >>> this sunday, after a post truth election, do the president-elect's words matter? donald trump's first campaign manager say

. >> cris: you would probably flinch if you had chris jones over you, too. >> al: third false start of stephenson tonight. third down and eight. from the 41. siemian fires. the open man is there. loses the ball. booker. and it's juggled away by the offensive linemen. donald sorensen created it. at the bottom of the pile. schofield had a chance. kansas city recovers. schofield had his hands on it. he couldn't corral it. and the chiefs line up with the football. >> a >> cris: just got it out by daniel sorensen. and looked like schofield was going to run for the first down for a minute. and he lost it. and here we go. that will be a little tighter with the football than that. >> al: flag down after the play. >> cris: nicely done by daniel sorensen. >> referee: after the conclusion of the play, unsportsmanlike conduct. denver, 71. 15-yard penalty and a first down. >> al: we don't want to mention his name because it's christmas. poor donald. second denver turnover tonight. >> cris: it will get ugly from here. >> al: the reigning champs will it will not mean anything. >> cris: it will mean t

. >> cris: you would probably flinch if you had chris jones over you, too. >> al: third false start of stephenson tonight. third down and eight. from the 41. siemian fires. the open man is there. loses the ball. booker. and it's juggled away by the offensive linemen. donald sorensen created it. at the bottom of the pile. schofield had a chance. kansas city recovers. schofield had his hands on it. he couldn't corral it. and the chiefs line up with the football. >> a >> cris: just got it out by daniel sorensen. and lookedike schofield was going to run for the first down for a minute. and he lost it. and here we go. that will be a little tighter with the football than that. >> al: flag down after the play. >> cris: nicely done by daniel sorensen. >> referee: after the conclusion of the play, unsportsmanlike conduct. denver, 71. 15-yard penalty and a first down. >> al: we don't want to mention his name because it's christmas. poor donald. second denver turnover tonight. >> cris: it will get ugly from here. >> al: the reigning champs will it will not mean anything. >> cris: it will mean to

members that bipartisan committee principally done by the principle architect of the plan delegate chris jones by talking to members of the public and members of particularly the african-american offices and they told delegate johnson then they reinforce this on the floor in the floor debates in the house of delegates something on the cd in the joint appendix, volume one of the joint appendix and it's worth a look because the african-american members of the house of delegates testified based on their knowledge of their districts african-american voters did not vote in the same numbers as white voters therefore to simply have 50%. >> mr. clemens said 55% was based on a single district, 75 and they said okay we have looked at 75 and unique 55% there and then it was applied across-the-board to every other majority minority district without any granular analysis. >> i don't think the record would support that characterization of the evidence just as kagan. i think it was, leon ht 75 but it was also based on the testimony of delegates from district 63 patient testified as well that it has to be nor

snore, yet another innovation, only at a sleepnumber store. >>> back with me now chris arnade, j.d. vance and van jones. chris, you mentioned addiction earlier, didn't you? when i spoke with you. you talked to voters about that. >> that's correct. >> okay. this is a question i have to ask to the entire panel. we're talking about the sort of differences and the similarities between people who feel like they're forgotten. and i understand that the comparison though is so simple to me because the people in the rust belt, many trump supports, many of them white feel like their voices have not been heard, that they are underrepresented in this government. they have problems with addiction as chris said. but many people of color feel the same way. they're underrepresented. they had a problem with crack addiction in the '80s and '90s and no one listened to them. why aren't these twos groups talking, van? what's the holdup for -- why can't they get together and discuss this? >> that's part of the tragedy of trump is that really, you have underdogs in red states and in blue states who have very similar problems

bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> back with me now chris arnade, j.d. vance and van jones. you talked to voters about that. this is a question i have to ask to the entire panel. we're talking about the sort of differences and the similarities between people who feel like they're forgotten. and i understand that the comparison though is so simple to me because the people in the rust belt, many trump supports, many of them white feel like their voices have not been heard, that they are underrepresented in this government. they have problems with addiction as chris said. but many people of color feel the same way. they're underrepresented. they had a problem with crack addiction in the '80s and '90s and no one listened to them. why aren't these twos groups talking, van? what's the holdup for -- why can't they get together and discuss this? >> that's part of the tragedy of trump is that really, you have underdogs in red states and in blue states who have very similar problems. democrats have let down the urban poor. republicans have let down the rural poor. there's problems with

was principally done by the principal architect of the plan delegate chris jones by talking to membersof the african-american caucus and they told delegate jones and reinforced this on the floor. the floor debates in house of delegates are something on the cd in the joint appendix and it is worth a look because the african-american members of the house of delegates testified that based on their knowledge of their districts that afghan american voters did not vote in the same numbers as white voters. therefore, too simply have 50%. >> i thought the 55% was based on a single district, 75 and they said okay, we've looked at 75, you need 55% there and that was applied across the board to every other majority minority district without any analysis. >> i don't think it would support that characteristic of the evidence. i think it would based predominantly on hd 75 and also based on the testimony from the district 63 who testified but it has to be north of 50%. it was also done from district 77. also it was based on the characterization of the district and the voting tendency. >> isn't there

((chris maathuis)) so a nice win by the rebels... even without jones, who's still nursing that injury. rebels are busing home and will then prepare for saturday's game at arizona state. each year nascar rolls into las vegas for its champions week... but that week is slowly being whittled down to just a few days. but some kids enjoyed a little fan fest with nascar's champion jimmie johnson. the 7 time nascar champ visited doral academy today and as you can imagine, the kids were wide-eyed and clinging to every word. they even made him feel welcome with their own cars... made from scratch. jimmie johnson/nascar champ: "it is a different feeling in way you feel responsible to comment perfectly i can only imagine some of these kids are huge race fans and to have us talking to them, they're taking us word for word... right spot." now while the drivers' commitments are becoming less and less during champions week.. one thing that's still a big highlight is the las vegas strip 'burnout. all the drivers parade up and down the strip and then give fans a little

jones. >>> reports say new jersey governor chris christie is working with lawmakers from both parties to tweak new jersey state law which bars sitting governors from accepting law other than their salaries. christie had been expected to get a job in the trump administration which now seems unlikely. >>> a final farewell in atlantic city to trooper frankie williams. he died a week ago when a wrong way driver crashed into his cruiser in cumberland county. nbc 10's ted greenberg joins us live from atlantic city. ted? >> reporter: jim, trooper frankie williams was remembered here today as a passionate man who made a huge positive impact on people both on and off the force. under gray skies and falling rain, a sea of blue along atlantic city's boardwalk, bidding farewell to a former brother, friend, and family member. >> he went out as he lived his life, with an explosion, with admiration, with love. that's who he was and that's how he lived. >> reporter: more than a thousand members of law enforcement came to boardwalk hall to pay their respects to rookie new jersey state trooper frankie williams,

. >> ahead, will the resident who shot and killed delonte jones here be facing any criminal reporting from culpepper, virginia, chris gordon, news 4. >> breaking news that our mark segraves reported on twitter. there's been an arrest in the murder of a man in a parking lot in a shopping center in manassas. plooes arrested roberta brandern. she's accused in the death in cordray jackson on tuesday. police tell us the victim was involved in a fight with the suspect and another man. out of a job following sex abuse allegations. archbishop carol high school in northwest d.c. said it fired jimmy agustin. d.c. police arrested him yesterday, saying he engaged with sexual contact with a female add the school at least two separate times in recent months. he was listed at head athletic trainer and science teacher on the school's website. in a statement, they said agustin previously background check and after learning of thealigations, they immediately removed him from work and terminated his employment. >> members of congress took aim at the leadership of metro after allegations that metro employees ignored safety problems and

jones is bringing the girl power to "rogue one". >> you kick butt in this, you get physical. >>> plus chris plat and jennifer lawrence's a-list "extraew. she's opening up about working with her director boyfriend. >> i l

long snapper tray burton comes in, high snap, donnie jones save i had, the 41 yarder, eagles take 22-21 lead. redskins come right back. oh, no chriswn by five but they have every shot to win it. final minutes. carson wentz, and, final seconds, drivers down the field, and then he is drilled. matt tobin beat by rice an kerrigan. eagles lose the ball, game, 27 -22. they are licking their wound once again. they have lost eight of ten. lets go live to jamie apody. they have lost four straight for first time since 2012. a lot of questions after this game, is effort one of them. >> no, jeff, not today. six days ago doug pederson called out effort of his team saying his players didn't play hard enough. today, that wasn't the problem it is just a case of them not being good enough. >> this one hurts this one definitely hurt. nfc east game, lost to the redskins twice this year. i mean, it is tough. it is definite the liz tough. >> we finished the game, you know, we have been in situations like this where we got to finish games and we didn't make the plays, to finish them. >> this has been a tough season obviously losing eight games. second

two minutes left, chris, right place, right time on the doorstep. tied at three. go to a shootout. martin jonesfirm for the sharks, and the rookie, he was open. they win 4-3 the final score. abc 7 sports brought to you boy toyota. would you like "jingle bells" next? >> i would. "little drummer boy." >> that's above my skill level. >> thanks, larry. >>> coming up at 11:00. nature meets the suburbs. the incredible video showing a mountain lion on the attack on the porch, and police in the south bay say this man attacked his neighbor with a baseball bat. tonight, investigators reveal what led up to the assault. join us at 11:00 over on channel 7. all right, that's going to do it for this edition of abc 7 news at 9:00. for us here at abc 7 news, thank you so much for joining us. have a a great night. we'll see you again at 11:00 over on channel 7. announcer: this program contains material that may be disturbing to some audience members. viewer discretion is advised. today, old enough to rob a bank, shameless enough to brag about it, a nebraska teen's brazen antics online make her the laughingstock

jones for three. i think he called bang. it does not matter though. the wildcats ranked number one for nothing. nova pulling away. check out to chriss to eric pasco for the flush. 92-48. another score for you. 77-47. duquesne moves 12-0. >> second half is out in berkeley. >>> almost 100 years of nfl football, games on december 25th, it is pretty rare. they have not had 20 of them.tr% it is a special sunday double header this weekend. who does not love a little football for christmas even though you think of more of a grinch are into it.ç:3f >> lets say until the elf finds the shelf. >> belichick cracked a smile today. he may not love christmas as smith. he's spreading that christmas cheer for all to see and hear. the best part is he took serious questions. it is a big game. >> this is a big game on sunday. >> and the fun part is he's got more of those no matter how the markets change... >> and the fun part is he's got more of those at t. rowe price... our disciplined approach remains. global markets may be uncertain... but you can feel confident in our investment experience around the world. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. c

jones live at the white house. what do we know? >> reporter: good morning, chris. the president is going to use this last national major security speech -- last major speech on national security, i should say, to talk about his administration's record on fighting terrorism and to argue for a continuation of the current approach. we expect to hear him talk about why he believes it's still a good idea to close the military prison at guantanamo bay. this is a campaign promise he was never able to fulfill. he'll explain why he believes the ban on torture should remain in case. he'll make the case for a targeted approach to fighting terror groups like isis rather than using a large scale ground war like we've seen in previous campaigns in afghanistan and iraq. we expect he'll defend the iran nuclear deal. this is where president-elect donald trump has said he will take a different approach. during the campaign he talked about filling up the prison with more bad dudes. he talked about bringing backwater boarding which people consider torture. now the white house says thi

chris kelly of ottawa. looks just a little hungrier than the sharks. he will not get past martin jones at the 1:06 mark.vertime. in fact, ottawa adds an empty netter. the senators have now whipped san jose five straight times. one of the most exciting football players in bay area college football history is moving on. next stop, nfl, and the draft. christian mccaffery, who can do everything on a football field, and off it. he's also a two time scholastic all american. he will opt-out of his senior year at stanford, and enter himself in the draft. i tell you, by this time next year, someone will be very happy they picked him. probably in the late first, early second round. >>> meantime, the san francisco giants, as it's winter meetings continue, the trade of christian heston, gone for the dude to be named later. the seattle mariners. the yankees break up $86 million over 5 years for aroldis chapman. most ever for a closer. that eclipses melancon. chapman basically rented out to the cubs to win that world series. $86million. >>> this is a story that makes any sports fan who grew up in the bay area really

. >>> earlier on the show, chris spoke with the union boss who donald trump tweeted about last night, his name is chuck jones and he was not backing down. after questioning the president-elect numbers in that carrier deal. listen to this. >> he overreacted, president-elect trump did, and i would expect if he's going to tweet something he should have come out, and try to justify his numbers. and try to justify when i called him out. >> all right. here is your bottom line on this and so much more. cnn's political analyst david gregory. hi, david. >> good morning. >> so, if the numbers of saved jobs were 800, instead of 1100, does that mean that it was any sort of less note worthy what president-elect trump did in saving some jobs from going to mexico? >> no. i don't think it is. and i think there's a larger issue at work here. it's that here is another example of a incoming president who's much more of a counterpuncher, much more of a street brawler in the wheeling and the dealing. and the way he's going to deal with companies, the way he's going to try to save jobs, the way he's going to deal with company dec

jones, nbc 10 news. >>> if you get your power from atlantic city electronic, you m notice some money back. they joined governor chris christie and other leaders in mays landing to talk about the company's emergency with excelon. the governor says it will lead to financial benefits including a bill credit of about 113 bucks per customer. governor christie praised the merger. >> and i think the partnership will give us more and more benefit as we go into the future, as the company becomes even more aggressive in terms of supporting customers and the community, making it a win/win for everybody in the state. >> a clec announced the merger plans earlier this year. >>> a woman in berks county was grazed by a bullet in a grocery store parking lot in reading. police say the shooting appears to be accidental but they are investigating. >>> new details today about an incident that sent foam flying out of a center city peco substation. peco says there was not an explosion and no fire. the power company says one of two large transformers came offline, similar to how a circuit breaker flips off, and when that happened, a flash

talk about it dagen mcdowell, river front investment group michael jones this morning and author of american wife, widow of navy seal chris kyl e,taya kyle. dagen: i turned off my uber location office. maria: we will talk about it. dagen: stock rally that you saw coming. maria: incredible rally at election night. i was looking at the growth plan and said i would be buying the market with both hands. >> he has done a masterful job since winning election foe using on things that investors are focused about, the tax reform, structural stimulus with deregulation and getting dodd-frank rolled back. all things investors are happy about. the things that investors were little worried about like deporting 141 many people, -- 11 million people. maria: we had had a jpmorgan analyst this week. a cut will raise s&p 500 earnings by 20%. dagen: yet scott minor pointed out that people are worried about the yield and higher interest rates. that's not because of inflation. the protective security tells you it's not an inflation security, it's simply bonds and rates are going up because there's going to be better growth down the road. >> if

chris collins, thanks for being on "new day." >>> president-elect donald trump slamming a union boss who called him a liar over the carrier jobs deal. we get chuck jones' side of the story when he joins us live next. good morning, mr. jones. i take . healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. why are you checking your credit score? you don't want to drive old blue forever, do you? [brakes squeak] credit karma, huh? yep, it's free. credit karma. give yourself some credit. >>> president-elect donald trump firing back at a local union leader in indiana who called him a liar over the terms of the carrier jobs deal. the union chief says trump's numbers do not add up. here's what trump said in his announcement last week in indiana. >> the united technologies and carrier stepped it up and now they're keeping actually the numbers over 1,100 people. which is so great. which is so great. >> are they keeping jobs? yes. but it's hundreds of jobs. 800, not the number that the president-elect put out. the extra 300 administr

chris jansing in columbus, kasie hunt, kristen welker, appreciate it. >>> coming up, we'll talk more about president-elect trump taking to twitter to attack chuck jones, president of the local steelworkers union representing carrier workers. mr. jones is joining us live next. >>> we'll talk about what it means to see the president-elect against the little guy. world ugly and messy. they are the natural born enemy of the way things are. yes, ideas are scary, and messy and fragile. but under the proper care, they become something beautiful. glad forceflex. extra strong to avoid rips and tears. be happy, it's glad. the search for relief often leads here.s, introducing drug-free aleve direct therapy. a hintensity tens device that uses technology once only in doctors' offices. for deep penetrating relief at the source. new aleve direct therapy. >>> we are back with a live look at americus, georgia. that's the podium where we expect authorities to let us know what happened after that manhunt ended in the hunt for the suspect who killed one police officer, badly hurt another. now confirmed dead. as soon as this begins, we'll bring it to you. we're monitoring

chris stirewalt in d.c. thanks for the analysis. melissa: okay. right now what you see here, this is chuck jones. is president of the united steelworkers local union, local 1999. he is having a press conference right now. you will remember earlier in the week he had quite a spirited back and forth with president-elect donald trump. he has called donald trump a liar saying that he inflated the number of jobs that he saved related to those carrier workers where the jobs would leave the country. donald trump has shot back saying that he did a terrible job as head of the union. that if he was doing a better job, it wouldn't take donald trump to come in to save the jobs of the they have had a real spirited back and forth. maybe looking to put that aside working together going forward? we don't know. we'll monitor the news conference and bring you anything relevant that comes out of it. >>> the nation remembering the life of former astronaut and u.s. senator john glenn who died yesterday at the age of 95. glenn becoming the first american to orbit the earth. that was back in 1962. circling it three tim

chris. he's secretary treasurer for the afl, he heads up the clc, he's been very involved in a lot of different facets -- >> all right, we're going to jump out of this, but that was chuck jones, the president of the united steelworkers, local 1999. as you heard, he was talking about another company located in indianapolis that planned to move 300 jobs to mexico. he says it's because of corporate greed. so i would like to introduce my next guest now. his name is drew greenblatt. he met with the vice president-elect mike pence to talk about goods made in america. his company in baltimore employs skilled workers who make, as you like to tell me, drew, the best damned wire baskets in the world. good morning and thank you for being with me this morning. >> thank you very much, carol. you know, you've toured our factory and we make everything 100% in the usa and export to 39 countries. and yesterday i had the privilege of meeting governor pence, vice president-elect pence and he talked about the explosion of great jobs that are going to be occurring soon in america, manufacturing jobs, and it was really exciting to listen to him. he described a manufacturing renaissance that's abo

jones live at the white house with more. what was that message and what do you think it meant to the president to deliver it at this stage? >> goodern moi morning, chris. it's a complex world and you have to look at fighter counterterrorism and recognize its complexity. this was a speech, a wide-ranging speech the president used to tout his administration's accomplishments in the fight against terror groups. the killing of osama bin laden, weakening of al qaeda. and the promise made so far in the war against isis. while he didn't say president-elect trump's name, the president did press his case for closing the prison at guantanamo bay for maintaining the ban on torture. these are two areas where it's clear he has views at odds with those expressed by president-elect trump. he also talked aboutthe need to live up to american values during this fight against terrorism. upholding the rule of law, protecting several liberties and not making decisions based on fear and not stigmatizing muslims. here's more of what he had to say on that. >> we act like this is a war between the united states and islam. we're not just going to lose more americans to terrori