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more from abc's david wright. >> save yourself.embodying an american icon. >> i like how jameson is now. >> reporter: according to the experts, daniel day-lewis nailed it. >> for this moment now, now, now! >> i've seen a lot of performances, and i've never seen anyone delve as deeply into lincoln's soul. >> reporter: daniel day-lewis famously immerses himself into his roles. while filming "my left foot" he plays a character with cerebral palsy, he remained in a wheelchair during takes. while filming in the last of the mow heek mohicans, he lived in the wilderness. and he got in just as deeply as the 16th president. >> i had a feeling for him in a way for a man i've never met. >> reporter: on set, steven spielberg addressed him as mr. president. >> i try not to dismember a character and then the components. work on one area and then another. >> reporter: spielberg purposely waited until after the election to release this movie, recognizing that lincoln is still politically relevant. ♪ lincoln, lincoln, lincoln >> reporter: from linc

abc's david wright with a lesson for everyone who has been there. >> reporter: it's long been said thatitive gold is a sport played on a 5 1/2-inch course, the space between your ears. >> unfortunate bogey. >> reporter: case in point, charlie beijan. on friday in florida, he staggered through 18 holes on live tv appearing to be in the middle of a medical emergency. >> i thought i was having a heart attack. i felt from the first tee to the 18th. i felt like i was going to pass out but i didn't have a choice. >> reporter: the stakes were huge. his future on the pga tour, his livelihood on the line. >> i told caddy, i said, we're not leaving here until we get carted off from the middle of the fairway or somewhere. >> reporter: no sooner did he finish the round, but the ambulance whisked him away. doctors determined his heart seems to be healthy. this was a panic attack. the sudden onset of extreme anxiety, causing the body to pump out adrenaline as the body's "fight or flight" response kicks in. heart palpitations, sweating, shortness of breath. 6 million american adults suffer from panic

abc's david wright. >> and mayhem in the late laps. >> reporter: an intentional accident at more than an hour. a move so controversial it all ended up in a brawl. >> somewhere in the middle of all that is jeff door gone. >> reporter: take a look again. watch the number 24 car, jeff gordon, slowing down, and deliberately pushing the number 15 car, driven by clint bowyer, into the wall, wrecking bowyer's car and his chances. other drivers are outraged. >> the retaliation is out of control in this sport and it's going to get somebody hurt. >> reporter: fans are debating on twitter. respect for jeff gordon? that doesn't exist anymore, said one. another said, jeff, we're behind you 100%. for these two drivers, a bitter end to a season-long feud. >> run into me numerous times. i had it. >> it's pretty embarrassing for a four-time champion. >> jeff gordon! >> reporter: the man at the center of this incident is one of the sport's most popular stars. the only nascar driver ever to host "saturday night live." >> every time i get in a car, there's a chance i could crash and burn in front of mill

here's abc's david wright. >> slavery, sir?ne. >> reporter: he's a british actor embodying an american icon. >> i like our chances now. >> reporter: according to the experts, daniel day lewis nailed it. >> blood's been spilled to afford us this moment. now, now, now. >> i've seen a lot of performances, and i've never seen anyone delve as deeply into lincoln's soul. >> reporter: daniel dale lewis famously immermss himself in his roles. why filming "my left foot," where he plays a character with cerebral palsy, he remained in a wheelchair between takes. while playing hawkeye in "last of the mow here cans," he reportedly lived in the wilderness. >> stay alive, no matter what occurs. >> reporter:s the actor recently told "time" magazine, he got just as deeply into the 16th president. >> i had a feeling for him like i've never been able to feel for a man that i never met. >> reporter: on set, steven spielberg addressed him as mr. president. day lewis did send text messages to other cast members, but signed them "a" for abe lincoln.

david wright, abc news, denver. >> thanks for watching. for some of you we'll say good night.tay with us for more of our one-hour broadcast, election 2012, our powerhouse team standing by to tell you surprising x factors they think could decide this race. it's coming up right after a short break. for those of you leaving us, good night. >>> tonight a missing cross found along a roadway, hundreds of miles from where it belonged because of a tip to abc 7 news. >> the fiery assault on a san francisco muni bus. a world series reveler now facing charges and tab the city is now facing. >> one last campaign swing for supporters of prop 30 making a final appeal to raise taxes and rescue schools. >> michael finney taking a trip to paris tonight explaining how you can, too. >> just moments ago, the national park service verified this cross stood over mojave desert in southern california missing two years now. the subject of a battle. we found it today on the peninsula. good evening. >> we sent a camera to the scene after getting a tip and found that missing cross on skyline boulevard in

david wright, abc news, los the panic attack upstairs. ♪ ♪ ♪ all right ♪ all right sunday night wherer the game red, white, and blue ♪ >> everybody knows that song. >> everybody knows faith hill. she looks good when she sings that song. >>> finally, if you were born to be wild, being mild is just not going to cut it. >> that's why more and more bikers are becoming trikers. nick watt joined one gang and went for a spin. >> reporter: beards, chrome, leather vests, more beards, and that noise. but these fellows aren't bikers. they're trikers, saddling up on an easier rider. >> life without your bike is just life. and that's never been enough for us. >> reporter: when old bones just can't handle two wheels anymore -- >> i wanted to get a harley, but i have a bad leg. >> different reasons. different hip replacements. we go to a trike. >> reporter: as the baby boomers are aging, trike sales are through the roof, up 45% last year. harley davidson is making a three-wheeled model. and many of the beasts are custom made. >> most of us just want to keep ourselves in the wind. >> reporter: the br

abc's david wright explains how. >> it's done. >> reporter: a british actor embodying an american iconour chances now. >> reporter: according to the experts. daniel day-lewis nailed it. >> now, now, now! >> i have seen a lot of performances. i have never seen any one delve as deeply. >> reporter: daniel day-lewis immerses himself in his roles. in fill temperatuming my left f remand in a wheelchair between takes. in playing hawk eye in last of the mohicans he lived in the wilderness, killing and skinning his own din ter. as the actor recently told time mag zazine he got just as deepl into the president. >> i had a feeling for him i have never been able to feel from him i never met. >> reporter: on set, steven spielberg addressed him as mr. president. day lewis did send text messages to other cast members but signed them a for abe lincoln. >> i try not to dismember a character, a life into its component parts and work on one area and then another. >> reporter: spielberg purposely waited until after the election to release this movie. recognizing that lincoln is still politically relevant

david wright, abc news.> there is the old eyebrow factor. >> you ever check out spencer christian -- >> neater -- neater than al roker. >> oh, brother. >> today's high. we had several record highs today. a day of amazing warmth for november 5. tomorrow, we expect another warm day. but first, let's talk about the big storm, tomorrow, moving up along the atlantic coast, a nor'easter that by wednesday, the day after the election day, could batter portions of the already battered coast, hit hard last week by super orm sandy. tell contain strong, gusty winds and heavy rainfall. here's our seven-day forecast. another warm day, possibly a couple more record highs and we cool down on wednesday. further cooling on thursday and friday and showers likely, and then cold mornings, as temperatures plummet. that's a big change. >> i just hope this lasts. >> let's do a quick eyebrow inspection. very nice. >> well groomed. >> yes. you know, not well mannered, but well groomed. >> i never claimed that, though. mabeline is the

many david wright abc news los angeles. >> come on she's having fun.ght let's go back and check the weather. experience is here one last time. >> turkey leg made me hungry. really hungry. time lapse view of the high definition emeryville camera. 4:59 official sunset time in beautiful sunset it was as was the post sunset sky. tomorrow state wide sunny mild conditions. lovely day all across the state. cooler weather up to north of eureka a. south to l.a. or palm springs for warm weather. in the middle bay area is the place to be. sunny skies. mild from coast to inland high low 70's on the coast low 70's around the bay. low 70's inland. can't get much more beautiful than. that 7 day forecast mild weather tomorrow and thursday. cloud arrive thursday night rain arrives friday. we have periods of rain friday saturday sunday and monday maybe even isolated thunderstorm or 2 on saturday. so definitely going to be a period of wet weather for about 4 days now. >> please anti-indoor activity. >> thanks very much. >> hormone may able to keep men from straying. scie

david wright has the story. >> reporter: a general and biographer, washington sex scandal juicy enough down america's spymaster. oopz the humor and criticism came main low at the woman's expense. powerful men do pay a price for sex sandals. in petraeus' case, it cost him his job and possibly a bright political future. powerful men can hope for redemption. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman. >> reporter: bill clinton's scandal may have wrecked his presidency. ultimately the elder statesman. whereas monica lewinsky will always be "that woman." >> i understand that she now has a $12 million book deal to write about that. but nonetheless, that is the brand that she now has. she's been branded. >> reporter: attorney gloria allred specializes in helping women cash in on rich and powerful cheaters. men like tiger woods or herman cane. she insists these men can restore their good names in part by accepting financial responsibility. feminist naomi wolf who publish aid new book on women and sexuality says she doesn't condone adultery. >> i don't think it is up to me to give any b

here's david wright. >> reporter: a tv star denounces his own popular show and all but quits on camerad familiar? >> i am on a drug. it is called charlie sheen. um, it's not available. if you try it once, you will die. >> no, not charlie sheen this time. now it is the half men of "two and a half men." angus t. jones who plays jake. >> i can't take all the credit. the cookie was loaded with pot. >> it has nothing to do with drugs or tiger blood for that matter. >> you cannot be a true god-fearing person and be on a television show like that. i know i can't. >> he's talking about god. and jones' conviction that god is not a fan of the show. >> if you watch "two and a half men," please to that watching "two and a half men." i'm on "two and a half men" and i don't want to be on it. please stop watching it. please stop filling your head with filth. please. >> tbs and warn he brothers aren't commenting but today charlie sheen weighed in, saying with the hale-bopp like meltdown, it is radically clear to me the show is cursed. it appeared to be partly recorded in his trailer at the sitcom. >>

i'm david wright in hollywood. >> he has said that he wants off of the show, but he's under contract.der who could replace him. you? >> there we go. that looks just about right. >> you look good in a tux. snoop wow, that is -- that is -- that is crazy. i mean, again, you wonder what the fallout will be and how cbs responds to it or not. clearly a case he is drinking some interesting kool-aid, that's for sure the we will be back with more right after this. new pink lemonade 5-hour energy? 5-hour energy supports the avon foundation for women breast cancer crusade. so i can get the energized feeling i need and support a great cause? i'm sold. pink lemonade 5-hour energy? yeah and a portion of every sale goes to the avon foundation for women breast cancer crusade. i'm sold. new pink lemonade 5-hour energy. get the alert, energized feeling you need and support breast cancer research and access to care. ♪ christmas christmas time is near time for toys and time for cheer >> chipmunks. >> who doesn't love that? it's beautifully annoying. >>> well, christmas is supposed to be all about giving,

>> reporter: david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> i can't wait. >> i smell oscar. >> oh, no questionw if you've read "team of rivals" by doris kearns goodwin. many people have. it's based loosely on that. of course, tons of oscar buzz. >> you know it's going to be good. opens nationwide this coming friday. go check it out. more from abc coming up next. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. p next. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. @ññc?

bottom line is i can't wait to get my hands on the details of that david wright deal.there is more bonus money than he had yesterday. let's be honest here. 100% of major league baseball is in the 1%. league minimum is $480,000 a year. if you go from 35% to nearly 40% in taxes, which could happen as we all know, that makes just about every agent take notice. in fact, they are trying to find ways to get more money before the end of the year. people tell me it's not priority one in contract negotiations, mainly because the concept has a few limitations. >> teams are only going to be able to do so much. you're not going to see players who are signing multi-year contracts be able to get $40 million, $50 million, $60 million in signing bonuses you may have seen in the past in professional football. so will this higher tax rate coming down the pike have an impact on some of the players and the agents and the deals that they get? yes. but i don't think it is going to be as out of control as what some people are speculating. >> even though a lot of people are telling me it is n

david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> i didn't realize it was that common a problem. 6 million folksat. >> deep breaths, rob. >> that's it. kind of crazy. we know what producers and directors think when we start ad-libbing. the panic attack upstairs. >> ah, deep breaths everybody. and me... discovering once-daily levemir® flexpen. flexpen® is prefilled. doesn't need refrigeration for up to 42 days. no drawing from a vial. dial the exact dose. inject by pushing a button. flexpen® is insulin delivery... my way. levemir® (insulin detemir [rdna origin] injection) is a long-acting insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults and children with diabetes and is not recommended to treat diabetic ketoacidosis. do not use levemir® if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. the most common side effect is low blood sugar, which may cause symptoms such as sweating, shakiness, confusion, and headache. severe low blood sugar can be serious and life threatening. ask your healthcare provider about alcohol use, operating machinery, or driving. other possible side effects include injection sit

espn reports the mets have offered david wright a contract extension that would keep him in queens throughhe 2020 season and potentially give him the largest contract in franchise history. wright is already due $16 million at the end ever the 2013 season and according to his agent, the third baseman is not close to agreeing to the extension. sources say a dispute over the amount of so-called deferred money in the contract is holding up negotiations. wright would be 37 years old, the same age a-rod is now, at the end of this proposed go extension. >>> and marvin miller who paved the way for free agency died yesterday after a battle with cancer. miller served as executive director of the major league players association for 16 years starting in 1966 and led a series of strikes and legal battles that ultimately resulted in winning free agency for players in 1975. when miller became the head of the player association, the minimum salary for player was $7,000. today the major league minimum is $480,000. despite leaving and indelible mark on the game, miller has not been voted into the baseball

here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: when the washington redskins win the last big game before a presidentialally good news for the incumbent. well, the redskins lost. ergo romney will win tomorrow. not so fast, sports fans! more often than not, when the national league team wins the world series, the democrats win, too. the giants swept. ergo, obama wins. the quirky indicators are all over the map. for instance, the taller of the two candidates tends to win. obama, at 6'1", is an inch shorter than romney. ever since michael dukakis, people have also noticed something called the eyebrow index -- the guy with the neatest brows tends to win. in this case, obama. at abc, we have "your voice, your vote." here at 7-eleven, there's "your coffee, your decision." red for romney or blue for obama. here in denver and across the country apparently obama is comfortably ahead. according to one study voters can correctly predict the winner 81% of the time even if they strongly support the other guy, which chia candidate is more popular? which candidate's cookies more appetizing? doesn't matter. chances are

. >> reporter: i'm david wright at the 4 sons market in fountain hills, arizona. an ordinary gas and go market, today, the focus of a national obsession. >> i've never seen anything like this in my entire life. so, hat's off to the winner. >> this is crazy. hat's off is right. i'm jealous. >> reporter: the arizona winner bought the ticket yesterday, but lottery officials won't pinpoint the time just yet. otherwise, we might be able to spot them on the store's time-stamped surveillance tapes. i wonder if you'll recognize the winner. >> i'm hoping i do because a lot of people tell us that if we sell them the winner, they're going to, you know, send some money our way. well -- it's time to step up. >> reporter: there are plenty of consolation prizes, including 66 new millionaires today. folks who got five out of six numbers. among them, 34-year-old larry chandler. >> i kept looking at the ticket, looking at the newspaper, looking at the ticket, looking at the newspaper. pretty cool, man. >> reporter: tonight, he's taking his girlfriend to celebrate at red lobster. to

david wright has our story. ♪ it's thanksgiving >> reporter: she's 12. she's got a turkey leg.ful. ♪ hey >> reporter: nicole westbrook has a hit. ♪ thank you, thank you >> reporter: this pint-sized martha stewart serves up her video wednesday, "it's thanksgiving" wracked up 4 million views. more than 9,000 thumbs up. ♪ i have to give thanks to you >> reporter: and more than 70,000 thumbs down. ♪ give them thanks >> reporter: a lot of people seem to think this song's a turkey. some are even calling it the worst song ever. as thanksgiving dinners go, this one is kind of bizarre. where are the grown-ups for one thing? >> i don't know why they weren't there. but i'm kind of glad they weren't. >> reporter: instead of a family feast, this is more like a tween dance party. and who is that guy? the guy that wrote the song and produced the video, that's who, patrice wilson. the same guy responsible for last year's teen sensation, 13-year-old rebecca black. this time, he's showing not the friday. but rather the third thursday in november. >> there's no recipe for viral success. you can't

more on the road rage at nascar tonight from david wright. >> mayhem in the late lap.ter: intentional accident at more than 100 miles an hour. move so controversial it all ended up in a brawl. >> somewhere in the middle of that is jeff gordon. >>reporter: look again. watch the no. 24 car jeff gordon slowing down and deliberately pushing the no. 15 car driven by clint boyer into the wall. wrecking boy's car and his chances. other drivers are outraged. >> retaliation is out of control in this sport. it's going to get somebody hurt. >>reporter: fans are debating on twitter. respect for gordon thatsn't exist any more said one. another said jeff we are behind you 100 percent. these two drivers a bitter end to season long feud. >> run into me numerous times. i have had it. pretty embarrassing. 4 time champion. the. >>reporter: man at the center of the incidents one of the sports most popular stars. the only nascar driver ever to host "saturday night live". >> every time i get in the car there's a chance could i crash and burn in front of millions of people. i guess i am prep

and abc's david wright is on the scene in phoenix. od morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, george. from outside arizona lottery headquarters, where, just a few hours from now, they're going to hold a press conference. not clear, yet, if they're going to be handing out that massive check just yet. you know, some states do give you the option of collecting your winnings anonymously. not arizona. here, even if you don't do the press conference, they do publish your name and your hometown. but that is the price you pay for all that money. >> take a look at tonight's numbers. first five -- 5, 23, 16, 22, 29. the powerball number, 6. >> reporter: six numbers that will change lives for at least two people, maybe more. $587 million worth of change. or if the two winning ticketholders take the cash option, they take home a cool $192 million. here in arizona, ticket sales spiked 500% because of an influx of players from california and arizona, states that don't sell powerball tickets. anybody come over from san diego? >> yes, they came fro

this doesn't look good, of course, for the mets in signing david wright. anything. >> steve: you're review on the new ball yard in brooklyn? >> better than the garden. unbelievably nice and i went to a net game where the knicks were there and there was more net fans than knicks fans. they have an identity. jay-z and i made eye contact a few times. i said, all right. hang in there. and he, well -- >> gretchen: he invited you down? >> brian: not exactly. i looked at him. >> steve: but you could see him? >> brian: yep. i went yep. keep it up. and beyonce was there. >> gretchen: now you know why you're so on your game today. >> brian: richard gere was on my left. >> gretchen: when you sleep, you always have a better show. >> brian: not only that, i saw geraldo rivera there with arthur idala. >> steve: are you kidding me? >> gretchen: name dropper! >> brian: name dropper? they're on my show. i felt like it's cool. i was able to go in the train and he told me to get on the t train and in 20 minutes i was there. >> gretchen: thanks for inviting steve and myself.

. >> david wright. >> in that case, never mind. >> world historical figure. >> he's going to be back.ing is wonderful. so let's talk about mr. marvin miller. now the late marvin miller died a couple of nights ago on tuesday actually. he was a legendary figure not just in baseball but in the history of sports. revolutionized the games with free agency. yes, that comes from marvin miller. died yesterday after a battle with cancer and served as the executive director of the major league players association for 16 years starting in 1966. led a series of strikes, legal battles that resulted in free agency for players in 1975. let's explain this a little bit. i think people who follow sports now assume professional athletes are multimillionaires and can get money from the highest bidder. before marvin miller came along, that wasn't the case. there was the reserve clause where a team could keep a player for as long as they wanted. >> for real like property. chattel. >> you were an indentured servant of the organization you played for and they tried and marvin miller tipped it over the reserv

wright. you can watch "the highlight express." >> sorry about the bears. >>> david beckham says the final gamehis current team, the los angeles galaxy, will be next saturday's championship match. >> becks and his famious family have been in l.a. for six seasons. he's not retiring from soccer. but he's not saying where he's taking it next. >>> coming up next in "the pulse," when a guy has a midlife crisis, gets a porsche or a bad toupee. but what does an ape do? >> are you going to answer that? >>> and the legendary story, now set to song. yes, i'm a jewelry store. and yes, i'm talking to you. mike here needs a necklace. but not just any necklace. he needs a "honey, i love you even more than the day we got married" necklace. well, i don't want to brag, but my selection is larger than ordinary jewelry stores, with truly unique pieces you won't find just anywhere, making it easy for mike to find the necklace that tells his wife exactly how he feels. there. that's why he went to jared. there. ♪♪ you can help othersnk along the way. ♪ ♪ a portion of every bottle that they sell goes to fight ♪ ♪ bre

wright. whether it makes her unfit to serve as secretary of state. hearings, brought david petraeus out of seclusion. he wasn't talking about the sex scandal that is sending shock waves through the capital. for the president, post election trip, but no vocation after a busy week. brian mohr, nbc news, washington. >> in the bay area, a storm headed our way. right now. for the latest. we want to check in with rob. >> we are watching the rain. flig ma flying mainly to the north of the golden gate bridge. north bay. marin. along highway 101. seeing the rain there. back out to the coast. out towards bodega bay. and moderate rain coming in. not quite down to the golden gate or downtown san francisco. within the next hour. we'll see the cyst,000 tell moving on. fairly fast moving. until it gets to the south bay. hour by hour. 6:00 right now. sure enough. rain in north bay. by 7:00. starting to spill into san francisco. and oakland. later or in the evening. heading into san jose. for san jose, state spartans game. byu. increasing rain as the game goes on. and you can see the rain l

. >> and almost instantly, my producing partner david zelerford said this is an extraordinary movie and who is this guy, booker wright sitting in his office, he said he immediately saw a potential for a new film. one that would finish booker's story. >> he mentions his children in the film, and i said to raymond, i said we have to go find out what happened with booker and his children. >> we started doing research on who booker really was. and we found that there was an article written by a historian at ole miss where he mentioned booker wright. >> as luck would have it, it was the same historian that yvette johnson had spoken to a few years earlier. soon after speaking to that historian, zelerford was in touch with yvette in phoenix. >> when i got home i had voice mails and e-mails saying someone says that he had a piece of footage that your grandfather appeared in, so of course i knew what it had to be. >> and did they send you the footage? >> yeah. >> for years the very existence of this footage had been little more than a rumor to yvette. now with her husband videotaping her first viewing of it, yvette realized t

david petraeus. i'm jamie colby, a brand new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> kelly: i'm kelly wright, and president obama accepting petraeus's resignation yesterday after the cia director admitted to carrying on an extramarital affair and reports say he had a relationship with his biographer, paula broadwell. and many are expressing shock and sadness over his resignation and some are questioning the timing of this. because it comes days before he's supposed to speak to lawmakers about the deadly attack on the the u.s. consulate in libya. molly henneberg is live in washington with more details and molly, good afternoon to you. >> hi, jamie, the fbi came upon the affair and really by accident during a part of a bigger investigation of suspicious e-mails sent to general petraeus and perhaps others. now that he's stepped down, general petraeus will not testify this upcoming week at house and intelligence committee hearings investigating the benghazi libya attack and some republicans say that sounds a little close to suspicious. petraeus in charge of the cia since september 2011 has previously

david petraeus. >> officials say allen was e-mailing the woman down in florida who sparked the investigation, jill kelly. kelly wright joins us with the latest developments. >>> no relation at all there. now another sex scandal bombshell against another top commander. this time general john allen as you said. the he is allegedly having communications with jill kelly who went to him fabout broadwell's e-mails. george little was responding to that saying while the matter is under investigation and before the facts are determined he will remain commander of the forces in afghanistan. he's entitled to due process in this matter. now in searching the charlotte north carolina home of broadwell the fbi was lacking for more information relate to go her relationship with cia director david petraeus. the resignation of petraeus over his affair is sending shock waves through out washington. overnight leon pineda who is in australia giving his first public response stating i think he took the right steps and i think it's important when you are director of the cia with all of the challenges that face you in that position. that pe

because they know they won't be punished and donna wright said appropriate sentence because there was no monetary loss resulting from the lie. >>> now to the david petraeus sex scandal, his alleged mistress spotted in d.c. today. we're also learning more about the investigation that includes a bizarre twist with the top u.s. commander in afghanistan. >>> see, what are you working on? >> it's a cold one tonight. we will be falling into the upper 20s. so don't let it surprise you, a chilly start in the morning. will we rebound into anything warmer than we had today? i'll let you know in the full forecast. >> a surprise in the courtroom, the last minute development in the east coast rape trial at 11:00.  >>> the sex scandal that led to cia director david petraeus' resignation is now widening. fox news cameras spotted petraeus' alleged mistress paula broadwell in d.c. today. her brother lives in northwest. meantime a second top general now involved in the investigation. fox 5 will thomas here with a closer look. >> the american commander in afghanistan general john allen is now facing an internal investigation for his commun

in the case of ambassador susan wright, there is a glowing battle of benghazi unsettled and what her role in it was. >> i spoke to davidid that really what it is, they're just trying to look into what happened. it's not so much susan rice per se. it's like was she given information and then did she not report that. i mean, did she even know in the greater context what was happening. is that really the only question that needs to be answered here? >> did she know and did she willfully go out there making those comments knowing that they were not the facts. >> she says no. >> there's that issue out there. to we want our secretary of state being someone with a cloud over here. there's a need for bipartisanship. that needs to come from both sides. should republicans be obstructionists? absolutely not. we need to be a party that goes out and attracts the big spectrum. bipartisanship has to come from the president as well and that's putting forward people who are deserving and who are not those who are overly partisan or who are a lynchpin for negativity from the right or the left. it has to come from both sides. >> joe, let