>> well, the loss of my son, danny. danny iii, one of the top stunt coordinators in the business, the healthiest, most beautiful young man you've ever seen in your life and pancreatic cancer caught him and once diagnosed passed away eleven months later. >> charlie: how old? 53 years old. beautiful kid who looked 20-something. >> charlie: yeah. it was a devastating thing to occur. so what happens when something like that does occur in your life, you look for distractions. a good distraction. good distractions have been my ability to go out and get jobs and act. >> charlie: your father wasn't there when you were born. >> my father was loved by us immensely. this was not a favter dearest book. it's one of the reasons i didn't want to bring a book in the beginning is because i thought people could ask me, well, your father wasn't there, he was nomadic, he showed up once a year. i loved my phat and the entire family did because my mother never bad mouthed him. we didn't know him enough to dislike him. he wasn't home that oft

no danny wu. but anxiety? oh, yes. >> you didn't leave garages unlocked.ars -- >> you do, you feel kinda like there's a serial killer in town! >> reporter: and then? a call from the local convention center. two catering company employees told the dispatcher they'd gone in through a side door to the kitchen. >> and here sits this person who they readily recognized as this danny wu that we had disseminated the images of, and he was sitting there drinking a coke. and he basically picked up his stuff and disappeared into the facility. >> so, he's in the building somewhere. it's a big building. >> it's a big building! >> reporter: within minutes, the police surrounded the convention center. a search dog trained to bite joined in. they set up a command post outside one of the center's windows. >> the dog's just woof, woof, woofin' at the door. and the oregon state trooper behind us says, "i can see a leg hanging out of the ceiling." and there was this. >> looking through a window? >> i take about two steps back from where i'm standing and i can see it. so, i giv

danny's mother. he began working for an a knoxville electrical company but moved to lowe's hardware chain where he got a job as a manager in crossville, tennessee. while in crossville he enlisted in the u.s. army, a move that took all of us by surprise, says frances. we packed up the house and off went to fort bennett. he's the only person i heard say he loved basic training. enlisting in the u.s. army in october, 2007, danny complete ed basic training at fort bennett, his first assignment was with the second squadron at fort lewis, washington. while serving in with the first cavalry regiment danny deployed to iraq in support of operation iraqi freedom in 2009. daniel's service in iraq compelled him to join the elite ranks of some of the finest fighters in our armed services. responsible his return from iraq he became a man with a mission, says danny's mother. that mission was to become a special forces green beret. he began his special forces training in march, 2011 and ultimately earned his green p

when danny passed away, we were at the funeral home. sitting down front where my son was lying. my wife was near me, a couple of my sons. just about every actor was there in the back. i had no idea who was there. i was told later that this person kept walking down, stopping, walking back. it was spike lee. finally, he reaches the front, kneels, says, i have to say something. i said, of course. he did a little eulogy for my son danny, relating to all three being in the same room and doing the right thing. i thought it was a precious thing that he did for my son. it meant a lot to me. if i had any fault with him before, that was all forgotten. >> and this is? >> that is fort apache in the bronx. one of the great people of all time. he is a giver. that is paul newman. off camera, there is flirting with. she must have been 19 years old. that was on the street in the bronx. the only time i ever worked with him. i got involved with his children's charitable -- up in connecticut, which was an amazing thing. >> the last picture? >> that is robe

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i want to bring in paul callan and danny cevallos.what is fascinating, when we see those images of those players coming through the tunnel in the fog and mist with their hands up, to me it reminded me of the iconic 1968 summer olympic shots of the two runners on the olympic podium. it reminds me almost as powerful as this with the protest sign. do you think the players were right to do that or do you think they should have saved it for a different form and a different venue. >> well, the african-american players in '68, this is going to be enormously controversial. a lot of players thought it was unamerican to have that done at the olympics and i can assure you that a lot of the americans will think it's inappropriate to inject your personal, political opinions into a sporting event in the united states. it's going to be a big controversy. >> danny, do you think it was right? do you think it was wrong? do you think it was just players exercising free speech? >> right or wrong is above my pay grade. but when it comes to the first amend

danny from comcast sports net. the weekend is officially upon us.and that means we're getting closer around closer to eagles cowboys at the linc. everyone gets fired up for eagles nfc supremacy. a lucky fan won the tickets to the game. they are embracing the pressure. >> this is, okay, you know, throwing the pitch and it's 1-1 in the id million of the second inning. no one says that.6#% everyone says bottom of the nooi ninth, full count. that's when you want the ball there your hands. i'm just, you know, excited about getting that opportunity. >> elsewhere around the nfl, an arbitrator has upheld the indefinite suspension of adrian peterson. last month, he pled no contest to a clarj of misdemeanor reckless assault. let's go to the hardwood, sixzers visiting the nets. a ally oops are back board of michael williams. doing it himself this time. ties the game at 56. the nets were too tough for this one: ally oop for their own, 2-20 on the season. >>> the flyers off until a 1:00 p.m. matinee here. we'll have the game for you on comcast sports net. archb

. >> the sixers, any hope for them, danny pommells?> yes, the sixers trying to avoid taking other steps toward history. ed schneider is not happy and he's naming name. and chip kelly comes to town looking to silence the crowd at the link this weekend. that's next in sports. >>> good evening to you. live and in your living room, i'm danny pommells. the seahawks have won five of six coming in. that's thanks in large part to their big three. the quarterback russel will season, marchand lynch and according to chip kelly, you can't simulate the talents of these players in practice. >> it's difficult because we don't have anybody as athletic. but that's no different than any quarterback you face. we don't have anybody to simulate cam newton. we don't have a 6'5", 250 pound -- unless we go over to the sixers. that's just the deal whoever it is. we don't have a marchand lynch we can simulate. you get used to what their scheme is and how they run their operation. you're never going to be able to simulate players of that calendar. >> speaking of

danny,loss of my son, one of the top stunt coordinators in the business.ost you to fall young man you've ever seen in your life. thank the attic cancer caught cancer caughttic him. he was 53 years old. a devastating thing to occur. when something like that does occur in your life? you look for distractions. good distractions have been my ability to go out and get jobs and act. >> your father wasn't there when you were born. >> this was not a father dearest book. it is one of the reasons i didn't want to write a book in the beginning. i thought people would ask me, your father wasn't there, he showed up once a year. i loved my father. the entire family did. we didn't know him well enough to dislike him. he wasn't home that often. but he was a good man. i didn't realize the difficulty of marriage. maybe that was the case. maybe he wasn't ready to marry. when i married my wife, god knows, i thought it was going to be easy. before i knew it, i had four kids. the pressure was so great. i ended up in the veterans hospital with a mental disorder. >> this picture?

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i'm danny pommel from comcast sports net. stick around.ll be right back. >>> have that umbrella tonight, this weekend, right? it's going to fall. >> yes, but not on çsunday. we have one dry day with sunshine. it will be windy and chilly. tomorrow will be the warmest day but the wettest part of the weekend is going to come tomorrow afternoon and into tomorrow evening. some of that could be heavy and then we've got that nor easter to contend with next week. >> i see that wednesday. >> once we get past the weekend we'll get more specific on it but those storms out there this time of the year can be tricky, you know, rain versus snow questions. >>> thank you for watching. the news continues with "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. have a great night. ncht on our broadcast tonight, boiling over. cities are again tonight bracing for big protests. there are new revelations about the officer involved in that chokehold death. and now a new grand jury looking into another controversial case. >>> a bombshell turn of events raising doubts about a

it's not worst. >> reporter: but danny said he wouldn't trade this for the world and he won't have tohanks to two new hearts that are now off and racing. ( applause ) steve hartman "on the road" in rochester, new york. >> dubois: and that is the cbs evening news. scott will be back on monday. i'm maurice dubois in new york. thanks for joining us. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by >>> there is plenty of news to cover. >> here's what's unfolding tonight. >> mark wahlberg pleads to erase his decades old prison record. >> i kind of hit my all-time low, you know, when i was incarcerated. >> we'll tell you why mark says he should be pardoned and show you how bad stars turn good. >> plus, we're with today's grammy nominees and miley smoking something with patrick schwarzenegger. >> and "peter pan live" the day after. >> i wish people could see what we saw backstage. >> and also we're talking about j. lo hooking up with a much younger man. >> he's actually 19. >> so are younger guys better? >> you'll have to judge for yourself. >> and then see clooney as caesar as we go ins

." >> reporter: when danny pszczolkowski and his sweetheart esther fitz-randolph walked down the aislest weekend, they did so in the usual way but in a most unusual place-- a hospital chapel. >> in sickness and in health. it just seemed like the obvious place to be married-- >> in sickness and in health. >> --when our love started here. >> reporter: as we first reported a couple of months ago, esther, who was divorced, and danny, a lifelong bachelor, met at the university of rochester strong memorial hospital in rochester, new york. they were both here for follow-up appointments after their heart transplant surgeries. they were both having complications, and they were both depressed. >> oh. i-- i didn't want to do anything. i would just sit around. >> i kind of refused the exercises and all that at times. >> reporter: but after they started dating, they started improving, so quickly, their doctors couldn't believe it. >> sounds great. >> reporter: cardiologist dr. leway chen said he and his staff didn't know about the romance. >> we talked and said, "yeah, she's doing better now. i won

so, when we go back, we can notate that 114 final, aka, danny boy.e up with any type of hit list or anything or any type of gang activity with that game, we'll know exactly who it is. i've had lieutenants come in here and ask me certain nicknames, do i know who it is? i keep a note pad on me and i can flip it up, look over at danny boy, write his cc number down, his actual name and where he was housed at. points past, they could go through control, look up a cc number and find his proper housing, and we do that all the time. so, just something small like this is vital for us. that's a kite right here, everything written on this side, but right there is "danny boy," 4 donner 44. what's your stance on it, are you affiliated? >> well, yeah. >> you are affiliated? >> yeah. >> and who are you affiliated with? >> well, to be honest with you, just about any white in here that will stand with me. >> okay. >> all right? >> all right. so, when you go to your cell, you're going to find some paperwork. we went through everything and we found those kites. it wasn

. >> danny amiello is next on "morning joe". the ford c-max hybrid.ated range of 540 miles on a tank of gas. and all the room you need to enjoy the trip. go stretch out. go further. millions of real traveler's reviews and opinions, but checks hundreds of websites, so people can get the best hotel prices. to plan, compare & book the perfect trip, visit tripadvisor.com today. >> will you marry me? >> what? >> huh? >> will you marry me? >> i take that as an insult. >> michael says hello. >> agh! agh! >> i can't hear myself think. you're disturbing me. you are disturbing my customers. you come in to sal's there's no music, no rap, no music, no music, no music, capesh? >> that was a very brief glimpse of danny aiello's incredible 40 year film career, thes on near nominated actor is out with his memoir "i only know who i am when i'm someone else." >> danny, i love the title. talk about it. i only know who i am when i'm playing somebody else. >> that's true. playing a character you know exactly what you're going to say at any given moment. you know who the c

also with us, cnn analyst danny. josh, let's start with you. i know you have gone through really thousands of pages of documen documents. >> they have what we call data dumps where you suddenly get thousands of pages of documents and what we wanted to do here at cnn is lael to take the time to go through them and say what can we learn from this, and so in the coming days we're going to be rolling out a series of stories, and the first one that you can see today on cnn.com is kind of a stunning look at people who came before the grand jury but were in no way at all helpful to the grand jurors if they were trying to figure out what may have happened. a grand juror said all of your statements before this is that you saw that police officer shoot him at point-blank range. yes. all right. that's one example. here's another one. this witness number 40 that gave the testimony that was so strange ask changed so often that a prosecutor actually said to her, is it possible do you think that you dreamed about this after it happened, and it feels real to y

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danny? >> no doubt about it, keith. danny pommells from comcast sportsnet.ee days away from the birds and boys for the nfc crown here in south philly, lincoln field. chip kelly discusses his feelings toward the cowboys coming up. >>> then all new at 6:00, a surprise from frank rizzo jr. he's not running for majyor aftr all but doesn't mean he's finished with politics. the new plans he revealed to nbc 10. >>> here's some good news. the cost of commuting will stay the same if you use bridges operated by the delaware river port authority. the drpa approved an $89 million budget yesterday that holds the line on tolls on its four bridges. the authority says it will delay raising the $5 round trip toll for at least another two years. >>> excitement is building for sunday night football on nbc 10. the eagles will go head to head with the dallas cowboys here at the linc. both teams are tied for first place in the division. sunday night's game has huge playoff imply kap llicationsimp. comcast sportsnet's danny pommells is live. >> the eagles and cowboys meet for the

i'm danny pommells. we'll be right back. >>> in new castle county tonight,reads made its way through middle town. they make their way from maine to arlington national cemetery. township officials shut down a few blocks, but we're told police and drivers handled the detours well. if not me, then who? that's the name w2mmdwifen to gala at the union league hosting the gathering. marine first lieutenant was from doilstown, when he was killed before leaving for iraq. he spoke the words if not me, then who, hence the name of tonight's gala. honoring people for their dedication to selfless service. >> you want to be careful out there in the morning. >> we've seen the wet roads. so untreated woeds put in some icy spots. now, a few lingering snow showers tonight. by tomorrow, they're just breezy and cold. around 40 degrees and into the weekend. looks pretty good. 50 on sunday. sounds warm. >> move that nor'easter out of here. that's nbc 10 news at 11. thanks for watching. good night. >> steve: from studio 6b in

i'm going to go to danny cevallos. >> winner has got to be uber.ago if you said that to me, i would have said what is uber? now i can't live without it. i want it in all parts of my life. i want a well-dressed gentleman to hand me a small water bottle every time they open the door for me. if you haven't had it, it's amazing but raises tons of legal issues. liability. whether or not it overcomes taxiing libery and whether or not they will be able to stay. but when it comes to losers, it's got to be donald sterling. people forget how -- >> that was fishing a bit there, isn't it? >> people forget how this dominated the news cycles just a few months ago and brought up so many legal issues. can you record people on the phone and, if you do, what can you use that for and also if you have a contractual agreement with something like the nba, can they take away your multimillion dollar business just because they don't like what you said? and so even though donald sterling may be a big loser, you know, on the other hand, he lost and retired, basically, with

i don't want to say it, danny, tell them what i'm feeling. >> danny, i need your number. >> he's goodt, too. sometimes too good. there's a question i want to ask as a follow up. the first question, how long were you filming this? >> approximately two months. >> i ask that because, what kind of toll does it take on you, the person, hilary swank, when you are embedding yourself in this character for eight weeks? >> let me preface by saying it's hard, in a way, to answer that. it was very difficult. i ultimately step out every day and am able to use my body and i'm not paralyzed. the hardest thing is to understand people are living with this disease right now. they are dying of this disease right now. so, more than anything, that affected me greatly. take it a step further, losing the weight to make it believable, not moving, the emotions that you go to when you are dealing with the stuff that's happening between the husband and death and all the questions that brings up. you can't -- you can say to yourself, this isn't really happening. i'm acting. yet your body is going through those e

the officers shot 35-year-old danny gonzalez in april of 2012 2 1/2 years ago. the miss say he fired first but as our reporter shows, new video and internal reports show gonzalez never fired a shot. >> we were starting our new life with a new baby and home. >> the woman was led to believe her barber died because he fired at them first. >> this didn't feel true, and i needed answers. >> she hired an attorney would obtained this police helicopter video of 35-year-old danny gonzalez walking out of his home holding a handgun and he was surrounded by squad officers. it is not clear what startled him but police believe he fired first. they returned fire with 60 rounds that killed gonzalez. he was shot twice in the back. >> one officer was overexcited and fired a shot when he came out and they could see a gun. that led other officers to believe shots were being fired. >> attorneys say the video shows that he never fired a shot. analysis found the gun was still on safety. >> we concluded that this was a scruffed shooting. >> deputy assistant d.a. admits this video was n

that's sports, i'm danny pommels from comcast sports net. >>> bogus sighting.triggered an expanded police search. find out the punish mement a ma faces after he reported spotting a man accused in a killing spree. that it's given me time toabout reflect on some of life'seen biggest questions. like, if you could save hundreds on car insurance by making one simple call, why wouldn't you make that call? see, the only thing i can think of is that you can't get any... bars. ah, that's better. it's a beautiful view. i wonder if i can see mt. rushmore from here. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> it really has been a bitter sweet day here at nbc 10. our lu ann cahn moving on. after 27 years of reporting and anchoring for nbc 10, lu ann is taking on several new challenges. first, she's hitting the road, literally. in a car to drive to 30 cities in 30 days doing 30 different dares. the dares spring from lu ann's book called "i dare me" based on a year where lu ann did something new every day and blogged about it. well with

. >> reporter: danny his family are picking up the pieces after a suspicious fire ripped through theront of their germantown home. he led our cameras inside to show the damage. it happened on east coulter street early sunday morning. firefighters rescued at least six people including a four month old infant. the fire was quickly placed under control. fire officials are investigating claims that someone may have thrown a fire bomb. on december 1st, another fire bomb may have been thrown next door. arson investigators are looking into both incidents. danny believes someone is trying to harm one of the women in the house. >> this is the second time my window got broke, now the fire bomb. we've been getting threats and everything. >> at least two people were taken to einstein hospital including the infant. officials will continue to investigate. in germantown, syma chowdhury, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> well, "eyewitness news" was there as a firefighter exited a home in chester, delaware county, through the window. fire was reported in the basement of that home on the 200 block of west 22

i'm danny pommells from comcast sportsnet.e weekend is upon us. that means one thing. we're getting oh, so close to eagles and cowboys sunday at the link. everybody is getting fired up for nfc east supreme si. ♪ yesterday comcast sports helped sponsor the pep band and eagles alumni. a lucky fan won a pair of tickets to the game. as for the birds, they're embracing the pressure. >> just don't talk about, okay, this is throw me a pitch and it's 1-1 in the middle of the second inning. nobody says that. nobody practices that. everybody says bottom of the ninth, full count, two outs, bases loaded, that kind of thing. so that's when you want the ball in your hands. and i'm just, you know, blessed and excited about getting that opportunity. >> and, oh, baby, if your not going to the game, you can't see it anywhere else but here. nbc10, your place for comprehensive eagles/cowboys coverage. football night in america starts at 7:00. wap our special live postgame report with player interviews and reaction. it's all sunday night where els

i'm danny pommells. >>> it not every day you see a bam boon on a golf course but it happened. take a look. here's the video from a golf tournament in south africa yesterday. pga star luke donald was lining up the shot when the big monkey went on the fairway. get off my turf. after being startled donald jumped out of the way. look like the bam boon just wanted to play through or get in on the action. the time right now is 5:27. it is day ten in the search for missing college student shane mcdon'try. this morning monique braxton is to we loing the case. >> reporter: we go along with the search party to a new area of the city. we'll have that after the break. >>> tracking some rain, drizzle, fog elbacross the area. we're going to take a look at this in a few minutes. looking at clouds right now to the south and east of philadelphia. pretty shot along boathouse row. grab the umbrellas. big changes for sunday. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> breaking news, american photo journalist being held hostage by

joining me now to discuss this, joey jackson, legal analyst and cnn's danny cevallos.ng through this temporary restraining order issued by the judge. it says that there's evidence that the police used smoke canisters and tear gas to disperse crowds not engaged in criminal or violent activity. therefore, their ability to engage in lawful speech is incumbered by law enforcement. my question to you, danny, is how do police figure out who is a danger and who is not before they use tear gas? how do you really control that? >> you hit right on the issue. the supreme court has said, which i think would surprise a lot of people, if you're in a group of protesters and there are a couple of bad apples who engage in unlawful activity, the other protesters do not automatically lose their first amendment rights as a result. in essence, guilt by association requires showing that those lawful first amendment protesters are doing something to contribute to the unlawfulless. the supreme court has put a duty on the police to prove that you are the committing a crime and you are allowed

. >>> hey, good evening, i'm danny pommells from comcast sportsnet. coming up in sports we get you ready for the birds and boys sunday at the linc. hear from chip kelly and quarterback romo. that's coming up next. i'm m-a-r-y and i have copd. i'm j-e-f-f and i have copd. i'm l-i-s-a and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way of hosting my book club. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from the lungs for a full 24 hours. and breo helps reduce symptom flare-ups that last several days and require oral steroids, antibiotics, or hospital stay. breo is not for asthma. breo contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. it is not known if this risk is increased in copd. breo won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden copd symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. breo may increase your risk of pneumonia, thrush, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking

paul callan, danny cevallos is joining us now.here are employees who are looking to sue sony because they are saying that sony did not do enough to protect their personal information. could they argue negligence, for example? >> they could absolutely argue negligence. negligence requires that someone's standard -- they cut below the standard of care in securing this information. one way to show that someone's behavior was negligent was showing that before this happened the company was aware that this was a problem. in lawsuits we've already seen filed, there is documented evidence that sony had prior attacks and that possibly sony didn't do enough to fix it the first time around. >> but let's be clear, i want you to follow up on this issue and that is, you're assuming, danny, that sony did not have security in place. but if they did have security in place through some big company that's charged with either defending the perimeter or looking for bugs inside the company, couldn't sony argue that we did what we could do but a determi

was talking about. >> on the leading edge of new technology. >> yep. >> and isn't that the irony, dannyu know, the company's a step or two behind, the company should be a step or two ahead of everybody. >> should be, but isn't necessarily the case. and you know what, i have oprah winfrey's voice in my head. she talked to don lemon and said, i e-mail as when i'm e-mailing someone could show up on the front page of the "new york times." joey jackson and danny savalos, thank you so much. >> thank you, brooke. >>> coming up, a young man shot and killed by police inside of a walmart after he was spotted carrying an air rifle. so now not only is his family suing after a grand jury didn't indict the officers, we are now seeing video, here it is, of his girlfriend getting a harsh interrogation, you will see it. we'll talk about it next. ♪you better pledge ♪ your allegiance♪ ♪you're not the only one ♪listen up forefathers ♪i'm not your son ♪you better help the children ♪let them have some fun ♪some fun ♪some fun. >>> from school shootings to mall attacks, we have seen the devastation and chaos t

so, danny, welcome back to brookings, and thanks for giving us the view from washington and the view from track one diplomacy. >>> well, thank you very much for the introduction. i have had the honor of working for you at the state department. in fact, i vividly remember as a young officer getting the bad news that after ten years serving overseas i had to come back to washington. but the good news that i was being brought back to work for the then-undersecretary of state, peter tarnoff, then later tom pickering. so thank you very much for all you've done as a diplomat, as a journalist and as a thinker, particularly in this great institution. it's an honor to be at brookings, an iconic forum in the u.s. foreign policy arena, development. and thanks to jonathan pollack and others. i see richard bush and a lot of very familiar faces here. i also want to say thank you to ambassador park, whom i know well, and underscore the importance that we place and the administration places on the role of think tanks, of scholars. you are very important contributors to the policy dialogue, to our fo

joining me to talk about this, texas christmas law, cnn legal analyst danny savalless and joey jacksoning spectacular. >> merry christmas! >> happy holidays, joey jackson, take it easy he, don't get carried away. >> we're getting carted off to jail. >> here's the thing. apparently in texas, a child came home and told his dad, look we had a holiday tree at school. well, dad was upset. it turns out that dad was also a legislature and so he passed a bill, got a bill passed, that essentially protects state employees like teachers at school, from any legal reprisal if they wish each students or each other merry christmas as opposed to happy holidays which is really already coextensive with constitutional law on the subject. the supreme court has already said that christmas can be secular. it has history, traditions in america, an we can -- state employees can discuss christmas without advancing or entangling themselves. >> the law is not necessary, but the legislature passed it anyway because when your son comes home and tells you anything you have to take steps against it and about it. >>

this is part of danny myers union square hospitality group.onsumers around the world have been introduced to the burgerings, crinkle fries. we'll be looking through the s1 to bring you the news. >> first five or six pages of the s1 are photos of their various locations and even photos of just a couple burgers. if you're not in new york you probably can't appreciate the cult. >> that has investors salivating. >> danny myers, one of the most well-known executive chefs in the country and the chain that has spawned cop py cats. >> i'm sure they'll put them in supermarkets and bottled beverages and shakes as well. >> shake shack, five guys, these are among the various threats to mcdonald's business model. people want to go to the boutique burger chains than the bigger box fast food restaurants. >> shake shack is a modern day roadside burger stand serving a classic american menu. first few lines of the s1. finally gmail blocked in china and many are pointing fingers at the chinese government, almost all of google services have been disrupted since t

i'm very grateful to danny as a mental health advocate, but especially as a mom. i cannot tell you how much it means to have a celebrity who is a real role model. battling the prejudices that it takes to speak out. she brings help and hope to all those who were affected by mental illness. [applause] >> thank you so much. the introduction was really overwhelming -- in the most positive way. so, thank you. hi, everyone. my people. it is an honor and a privilege today at nami's national day of action. looking out at tall view is so inspiring. it is great to see so many people dedicated to improving mental health and the lives of others. seeing people of all ages from all the country come together gives me so much hope that change is possible. those of us here today and know that mental illness has no prejudice. every ects people of race, gender, economic status. not discriminate between republicans or democrats. [applause] that is why we are here today. we need to send a simple message to our nation's leaders mental health matters and it must be taken seriously. [app

i want to say some things about you and danny.i'll do that when we get to amuf to sort of ease things before we begin that process. on this, look, there is concern by some of our members relative to one of the nominees. i personally feel that we are better off getting mr. blanken out of this committee and on the floor. i'm going to vote to do that today. i don't know what i'm going to do after he gets to the floor, but i think with us going through a period of time where we won't be in session, without us having someone in that position, i think we're much with better off taking this first step. my guess is there may be some members that want to vote on him individually. other than that, i think what you're proposing to do is type with me. >> so let me -- is there objection to considering the nominees in block? >> do if any of our members want to vote individually on lincoln himself this? >> all right. so with that consent agreed to, are there any members wishing to speak on these nominees? if there are no members wishing to speak

assistant secretary danny russell mentioned that the u.s. is willing to have these talks. he also mentioned that the u.s. should not be the exclusive interlocutor with the, with the north and i completely agree with that. others have a stake and need to be processed in any process of denuclearization. but it is very important i think that the u.s. do engage with the north. but i think so far so far it has been the north that is reluctant. ambassador park, you talk about the strategic patience. if there was patience i think it has worn off a long time ago. the u.s. has been ready to engage with the north but it has been the north of late that has been very reluctant to have this dialogue. i think it is very important for the major powers of the world and, including north korea's neighbors to make very clear to the north that unless it is prepared to engauge in these kinds of exploratory talks leading to a recommitment to denuclearization that it will only face additional pressure. thank you. >> thank you, bob. next speaker on my list is professor jong minute. she is profess

. >> next, shake shack this morning, founded in 2004 by danny meier, it features 63 across the globe. he seemed to have a few concerns last year about going public. >> well, i'll tell you what, when i hear stories like yours earlier on activists investors, i can't think of anything i'd less rather do. we want to spend our time working on making burgers, fries and shakes taste better. >> unless, you need money to expand, brian kelly. >> there has been some chatter and some of the changes they've made over the last couple of months, that they would be doing this. this, i think, is just the first wave. we have a five guys burger, smash burger. all of these guys who have been competition, mcdonald's, so i think that's the way you trade this. all these companies becoming public. mcdond's potentially has activists involved in that. i think there's more upside in mcdonald's that there is in a shake shack ipo. >> we're upside for macdonald's being in shake shack. >> the tightness of the shares when they come out as we both know, this is be a tight and highly sought ipo and there won't be acti

one of the casualties was danny down planting the colors on the works and taken prisoner. his countrymen was leading the third fifth missouri into the maelstrom on horseback. he took a bullet to the right shoulder. before he could get off a second projectile ripped through the top of his head. his body was found the next morning lying near his horse. today patrick is one of those who rests in the cemetery. he shares the cemetery with a number of other irish and irish-americans, men like thomas sixth tennessee. he was a tennessee born son of an irish immigrant. in some respects, they were the lucky ones. for many fallen confederate en, there would be no known grave. one of the regiments that charged that day felt a particular affinity to the general. many of its number shared his country of birth. the fifth confederate infantry consisted largely of memphis by then, formed amalgamation of the second and tennessee infantry. 21st their particular claim to corporalthat it was robert coleman credited with shooting general james mcpherson in atlanta, the same day that their color

allegations of torture and execution made against british soldiers around a battle called battle of dannyjority of allegations made against the british military including all most serious allegations were wholly and entirely without merit or justification. have many allegations were deliberate and calculated lies on part of iraqis who made them. while it did find some ill treatment by the british of iraqi detainees that involved sight and sound depravation, use of goggles on detainees, shouting at them, blowing on the back of the neck of one of them as he was blind folded to intimidated and some food depravation, it did not amount to torture which was alleged. it's important for british government and british military. these were the most serious allegations made against the british over conduct in iraq. they were accused of torturing detainee, taking captive prisoners on the battlefield and executing and torturing and mutilating them in their custody. these were extremely damming allegations. this report is notable in the way it completely exonerates the military. >> thanks very much ind

little piece of paper and glue it on, some pine. >> thanks, danny. all great ideas. danny seo.oliday cheer. >> today we have a special guest, bb woo, vice president of fabric conditioning and visual branding for one of our generous contributors with her 9-year-old son becket. >> isn't it great when all your teeth come in? i love it. >> tell us about what you guys are donating. >> we're donating high quality laundry products like all detergent, and for the kids we're donating $25,000 adorable snuggle bears. >> fantastic. >> we don't think about this sort of thing that people need and how much difference it makes in their lives. >> that's righting. by donating all and snuggle, it frees up money so people can buy food and gifts. >> how do you like being on tv? how is this going? >> good. >> 9 years old, adorable. >> thank you very much. >> your third year as a sponsor. thank you very much. >> for details on how to donate, go to klgandhoda.com. you have until december 19th, or stop by our plaza or nbc experience here in new york. also donate online at amazon.com/todayshow. >> what

danny is in alabama. are you with us? caller: yes. i want to give the cia my support. i want to for wars. , if it and the fbi wasn't for what they did, we would have a bunch of soldiers killed and a lot of civilians in the united states. i think the investigation that they did was completely out of the water. i think they should be continued so we can get information that we need to protect this country. a little bit more from director brennan yesterday. uncharted territory for the cia. we had little experience housing detainees and precious few of our officers were trained interrogators. the president authorized the effort six days after 9/11. it was our job to carry it out. over time, enhanced interrogation techniques which the department of justice determined to be lawful and was authorized by the bush of ministration were introduced as a method of interrogation. endured, a variety of these techniques were used on several dozen detainees over time until they ended in a 2007. the legal status has been revoked. host: steve is in oklahoma. just kind ofnk i'm amazed tha

danny being danny. you have to know dan greenhouse. thank you very much. james, thank you. appreciate it. >>> so it looks like we now have a gain changer in hollywood. how the movie "t"the interview" might have forever ended the way studios pump out movies. has college football coach's pay just hit stupid. you won't believe the latest contract talks. >> this is the single best performing stock in the s&p 500 this year. the answer is coming your way ahead. some of the smartest minds on wall street told us what they hope for the new year. throughout the program you will be hearing their 2015 wishes and kicking it off a familiar face to all of you loyal "street signs" viewers. >> my 2015 wish for the economy is that republicans and democrats come together and initiate an investment program, infrastructure related, capital intensive related. this country needs to invest in things as opposed to invest in consumption. to the effect that we can come together and have economic growth is now 2% or 3% or 4%. >>> today is what they call black monday in the nfl when teams that didn't m

danny, we can't wait. >> you covered it all. i'll toss it right back to you.cowboys meet for the second time in three weeks, but the birds are expecting a much different tony romo than they saw on thanksgiving. romo was sacked four times, but it seemed like he sacked himself. with lingering back issue, he didn't look quite like himself, but that will surely clapg this time around. >> whether he that had time to recuperate or not, he was still out there playing. and as players, that's the name of the game. we have to do that. so he had ten days to recuperate now. and we'll be expecting his best game. >> we have to get focused. we have to be prepared for a whole different team. a team who is ready to get revenge. >> much more still to come on this big game. we'll hear from dez pry aunt br says the eagles were kind of cheap on thanksgiving. we'll see if he sticks to those words. keith, back to you. >>> nbc 10 is your place for the sunday night showdown. football night in america starts at 7:00. kickoff at 8:20. and after the game, stay with us for football night

. >>> police dog danny has passed away.immerman, won jerusalem rouse awards and competitions over the years. the canine recently retired after serving on the force since 2004. >> information about an accused sexual predator who allegedly targeted college students at penn and drexel. james barrett was arrested earlier after! )(q)s they saw caught him assaulting a penn student on the street. >>> from our jersey shore bureau, watch the tram car, please. it's official. the popular trains are coming to atlantic city offering visitors a new way to travel up and down the boardwalk. service is set to start on february 1st. it's not good news for everyone. trams may cause the iconic rolling chairs on the boardwalk to lose business. >>> right now they're a convenient place to grab a bite and stretch your legs. new jersey is considering a plan to turn rest stops into shopping destinations. a bill would require operators of the new jersey turnpike garden state parkway and ac expressway would investigate new revenue opportunities for re