but not davis. he was still trying to get away, escape and hope to get across the mississippi to texas maybe to kirby smith and his army was the last confederate army to surrender and continue to the war from there. the war wasn't really over until davis was captured and implies. >> host: davis wasn't fleeing for his life trying to escape the country or find refuge. he wanted to fight off and formed the danville proclamation. >> guest: and another time he said i will lead the cause if there is one man who will follow me. >> host: at one point during the retreat when the soldiers split off and he was left with his wife and several children, there was a war conference and davis said what is wrong? why don't you want to fight on and they said the war is over mr. president and with disdain he said why are you with me? and they said all of us will die to save you, your wife and children but it is over. >> guest: we cannot be sure what we thought privately but he would not admit it publically. >> host: do

jefferson davis is the leader of that challenge, but if we grant that then davis is somebody that we need to know more about because if we are to understand the successful survival of that challenge by the united states we have to look at the other side of the story. the leader of the party that challenge that survival. >> host: thank you jim. our guest is dan james macpherson author of "embattled rebel" jefferson davis as commander in chief. now on booktv hugh howard examines the homes of civil war era figures which includes the residences of jefferson davis, robert e. lee, claire and bearish clara barton and frederick douglass. this is about an hour. >> good evening. i am tony clark from the carter presidential library. i'm really glad you guys are here. i have really been looking forward to this because this book, "houses of civil war america" is really fascinating. anybody i think who likes to travel, one of the things i know but i enjoyed is going to places where people lived that have been so tied to history. i think of going to abraham lincoln's home and i can, you almost walk

george davis then turns his gun on michael carroll. >> george davis was in front of me, he raised the gun up and looked at me with almost like black, piercing eyes, seemed to look right through me. i started to turn around and was kind of hunched over and he shot me. the bullet had gone into right above my belly button. >> luckily, somebody pulls carroll back inside the bar before davis can shoot him again. but carroll's girlfriend at the time is still outside, and davis shoots her in the hip. soon after, he goes back to his car and drives off. davis drives through the montana night. the next morning, deputy bernie alstad pulls him over for speeding but before the deputy can get out of the car, davis attacks, shooting up his vehicle. alstad is wounded and davis is also hit but he gets away. that's when deputy conway gets the call that an officer is down, and he's nearly run off the road. montana trooper jason hildenstab joins conway in the chase. he's working an extra shift and just clocked in, so he's low on gas. >> that was going to be my first order of business, to go get my car fi

along comes wendy davis and they decide they are going to latch onto the davis campaign from about july 2013 on on. they become almost an affiliate of the davis campaign. they moved their headquarters from the state capitol of boston to fort worth which was her home base and became the field operation for the wendy davis campaign. one of their big mistakes as a matter fact was latching onto one candidate rather than taking a long-term approach. so given that background davis runs for governor and there were certain early signs that may be battleground texas wasn't doing quite as well as everybody was hyping them up in the media. the first one was when filing deadlines for candidates for 2014 november election law and the hold there were a whole slew of offices in texas were neither battleground nor anyone else from the democratic party could find anyone to run for office. if you can believe it, of the 254 counties in texas and we have a slew of counties. some of them are very small and some of them have 5 million people like eric's county and some have less than 100 but of those 254 cou

or -- well, along comes wendy davis. they decide that they're going to latch onto the davis campaign and, indeed, from about july of 2013 on they become almost an affiliate of the davis campaign. they move their headquarters from the state capital of austin to fort worth which was her home base and become kind of the field operation for the wendy davis campaign. one of their big mistakes, matter of fact, i think was latching onto one candidate rather than taking the long-term approach. so anyway, given that background davis runs for governor, and there were certain early signs that maybe battleground texas wasn't doing quite as well as everybody was hyping them up in the media. and the first one was when filing deadline came for candidates for 2014, november's election, lo and behold, there were a whole slew of offices in texas where neither battleground, nor anyone else in the democratic party could find anyone to run for office. if you can believe it, of the 254 counties in texas -- and we have a slew of counties, some

. >> i'm justice robin davis. >> reporter: something justice davis had never disclosed. >> and i'm askingou, sir, why should i? >> reporter: and it all takes place in a state whose supreme court has become for some a symbol of justice gone wrong. west virginia. >> well, the west virginia supreme court is a circus masquerading as a court. >> reporter: the story begins with a lawsuit against the manor care nursing home in west virginia over the death of an elderly woman. >> she came out of the facility with multiple bruises, wounds, bed bound, almost in a comatose state. >> reporter: michael fuller has made millions of dollars as a lawyer, suing nursing homes that are part of big national chains like manor care. >> bed sores, bruises, broken bones. >> reporter: he uses television ads like this one to recruit his clients. is that a kind of ambulance chasing, to do that? >> no, it's a form of educating the public. we have a talent with these cases. we do. we've been doing it for years and years. >> reporter: fuller is based in hattiesburg, mississippi. but he and his associates fly in and out

arthur davis was not all that close. he did not have the ready access for the punch in washington that a general would have with the pentagon. that weekend the state department because ambassador davis could throw the weight around in washington a four-star general running the southern command based in panama could. >> one last thing. of the presson efforts. they were even more of said he couldn't control his daughter. susan, new first lady who had become one of the obligations most boisterous backers. embassy and to the banged on pots and pans. she often promoted the anti-noriega cause. >> it is true. lot. is a susan davis was a woman who was very emotionally involved in the opposition cause. >> who is the opposition? civic crusade. the businessman who were against noriega. who really started the strong demonstrations in june of 1987. went the family when he underground. the family lived with the davis is in the residence. gabrielle lewis, the leader of the political opposition used to be the ambassador to washington du

did davis approve it? >> well, i'll start with my answer in terms of you're asking, in essence, about the jefferson-davis hood relationship. davis-hoodn relationship. one of the things we didn't get into, when i was talking about john bell hood, was his surreptitious correspondence with the davis administration, particularly hood ingratiated himself very much with the davis administration, and particularly jefferson davis during his convalescence period. prior to being assigned as a core commander in the west. and if you go to the western reserve historical society, the braxton-bragg papers, and bragg at the time was, of course, jefferson davis's special military advisor, giving davis all the advice about the commanders who he knew in the west and you find that john bell hood was keeping a secretive correspondence with the administration through bragg and a lot of others that was, in effect, spying on joe johnson in terms of his conduct of the army of tennessee during the initial atlanta campaign. so you f

davis doesn't really bite on this. lincoln's idea was that if davis would just make this announcement, maybe the northern public would blame davis instead of lincoln as being the person who was blocking a path to peace. that, however, doesn't happen. instead, northerners become increasingly sour over the course of the summer. on august 22nd -- and i don't normally pay, you know, a lot of attention to dates, but in this case i think the dates are quite fascinating, because a lot companies here in a really, really short period of time. on august 22nd, henry raymond, who is the editor of "the new york times" and the chairman of the republican party, writes a letter to lincoln, telling lincoln that he is going to lose the election. that he's going to be really lucky to carry two or three states, and that among the states that he is going to lose is illinois, his own home state. he won't carry it. he suggests to lincoln that lincoln send a delegation south to meet with jefferson davis and to propose peace terms on the idea

. >> but jamal davis has been a breath of fresh air. a friend washington knows from local clubs. >> talk about your outfit. that was the kicker. >> bitch, my outfit was i have super, like, disco booty shoes on, and a lime green tank top with white go-go boots. >> we're both gay, and that makes me feel more comfortable around him, other than everybody else on the unit who it straight. he just makes my time go by a lot faster. >> i did the whole catwalk and a pose and i killed the stage. i killed it. >> i just bet you did. >> davis' good times have been frequently interrupted by stays at kent county. he has prior convictions for larceny and break-in and arrested various times on parole violations. he pled guilty to two new charges of larceny sand awaiting sentencing. >> i can't wait to get out of here. >> you got less days than i do. >> because you're a criminal. >> you're a habitual offender . >> no. that was last year. this is this year. >> new year, new you? >> that's what they say. >> coming up. >> a wrist block, basically. >> jamal s

civil war figures which includes the residences of jefferson davis, robert e. lee, clara barton and frederick douglass. this is about an hour. >> good evening. i'm from the presidential library. i'm really glad you guys are here. i have been looking forward to this because this book, houses of civil war america is freely fascinating. anyone who likes to travel is going to places where people live that have been so tied to history. i think just going to abraham lincoln's home. almost you walk in and some of the dark wallpaper and defiance of the time just kinds of things to take you back into the time that you've kind of got in a sense of the people from the places they've lived. what is really neat is how he took on architecture. his first book, the preservation was a collection of profiles. that was taking a look at the architectural biography and he partnered with roger straus to take the photograph and was followed is a series of books that are not only stunning to look at but fascinating to read. we had the houses of the founding fathers as one of the thing

>> davis: yes. >> pelley: you'd like to leave them? >> davis: can we say that?e would love to leave them. yes, we would love to leave them. >> pelley: but the united states treasury will not let you. >> ingram: well, yeah. no, they told us we can't do that. and the cuban government says you can't do that. they can't make extra copies of the sheet music either. >> davis: unfortunately we could not xerox the music because there is no xerox machine. >> pelley: at a university. >> ingram: at a university. >> davis: a university, right. >> ingram: no copy machine. can't afford one. >> pelley: and they can't email it. only five percent of cubans are connected to the world wide web, it's about the lowest percentage on earth. in the new agreement, america added an exception to the embargo, u.s. internet technology. >> james delaurentis: this could be a game changer down the line. >> pelley: jeff delaurentis is america's top diplomat in havana. >> delaurentis: the government here did its best to restrict the flow of information. and they have committed to providing more

and the crowd erupts. . >> strikeout number six for monet davis. >> monet davis and her philadelphiaam made it to the little league world series this year where monet became the first female ever to earn a win in the little league world series. she did it pitching a shutout using her dazzling curveball and a fastball that tops out at 70 miles an hour. faster than any pitch i ever saw in little league. monet then became the first little leaguer ever to make the cover of "sports illustrated." this month, "sports illustrated" kids named her their sports kid of the year which earned her this tweet from the first lady. congrats to mone davis on becoming the si kids 2014 sports kid of the year. you knocked it out of the park for girls everywhere. mone was invited to the national christmas tree lighting where she met the first family and tom hanks while she was at it. and she got to read "the night before christmas" with michelle obama. >> i heard him exclaim as he drove out of sight. merry christmas to all and to all a good night. >> and now mone davis has been named the associated press f

really was jefferson davis's man, so to speak, in the west. president's watch dog, as i termed in one of my chapters. giveot that he couldn't hood advice, because he did give hood advice during the atlanta that he was losing perhaps too many men and he'd terms be circumspect in of the casualty figures that he was enacting, because of his offensive concepts, so i think, in my estimation, there was a favoritism on the part of jefferson davis to the command situation of general hood in the west. made a coupleavis of trips over from richmond to thetheater, one was after battle of chicag chickamauga. other one was after the fall of atlanta. by that time, the confederate palmetto.oved out of and i think he comes basically to see for himself what's going on. he says to the confederate troops there that essentially they're going to go into they will make moscow.a perfect and northern newspapers got wind of it. to say that jefferson davis did not approve hood's tennessee campaign is incredibly do you duplicity, if that's the case, did and hecertainly t

>> so this must have been president davis' chair. >> jefferson davis will soon be captured in georgia24 years later at the age of 81. >> this is whence mr. jefferson davis has conducted his war. >> but abraham lincoln has less than 11 days to live. >> might i have a glass of water? >> ironically on this day ted's 12th birthday, the immediate danger to the president is not enrichment. it's on its way to washington. sergeant thomas harny, an explosives expert with the confederate torpedo bureau, has already been dispatched on a secret mission to blow up the white house and lincoln in it. and there is sound evidence that john wilkes booth learns of the plot while in new york at the same time that abraham lincoln is walking the streets of richmond. >> sergeant harny is with colonel mowsby in virginia as we speak, seeking to infiltrate washington at the earliest convenience. >> and jefferson davis has sanctioned this hair brained insend eary scheme? i see. and it is true that president davis escaped intact from richmond? >> yes, thank heaven, he's safely bound for danville. you seem troubl

did davis approve it, or didn't he? thank you. >> well, i'll start with my answer in terms of you're asking, in essence, about the jefferson davis/hood relationship. one of the things we didn't get into, when i was talking about john bell hood, was his surreptitious correspondence with the davis administration, particularly hood ingratiated himself very much with the davis administration, and particularly jefferson davis during his convalescence period. prior to being assigned as a core commander in the west. and if you go to the western reserve historical society, the braxton-bragg papers, and bragg at the time was, of course, jefferson davis's special military advisor, giving davis all the advice about the commanders who he knew in the west and you find that john bell hood was keeping a secretive correspondence with the administration through bragg and a lot of others that was, in effect, spying on joe johnson in terms of his conduct of the army of tennessee during the initial atlanta campaign. so you find, i think, t

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nowadays, davis is still a care giver for bentley. but in the 23578ly's kitchen on this night, we could see bently already feels a much deeper bond. >> everything is like a family. >> family, you know. >> and, as the d.a.'s new program gets started, davis hopes other families will sign up and help live out her christmas message. >> we all have something to offer. it's one hand helping another. we all have something to offr >> becoming a medical foster home care giver is obviously quite a commitment. and care givers here in delaware are required to have a license. the d.a. says the need is only growing. reporting in wilmington, george spencer, nbc 10 news. >> today, coast guard recruits at the jersey shore found a home away from home. families welcomed more than 300 recruits from christmas celebrations. the recruits got timeoff from their eight week boot camp. nelson served up food to four recruits. today, one found out some particularly exciting news. >> the program is called operation fire side, coordinated by the american red cross.

mo'ne davis making history again again.he latest honor for this philly phenom. ♪ heart stopping video showing firefighters working their way through a smoke filled home and rescuing one of their home. take a look at this helmet cam video from maryland. it rolled as members of the wheaton volunteer fire squad went in to rescue russell who hit miss may day signal. he if you christmas lights during the holidays and his physical low firefighters say that helped spot him -- helped them spot him through all that smoke. >> you can see the flame coming up around him and from above we assumed he was completely engulf. >> despite what happened russell was not seriously injured. he is already back the job. >>> the first female bishop at the episcopal church of maryland accused of of leaving the scene of an accident that left a man from our area dead. the diocese says that bishop heather cook returned to the scene 20 minutes after the saturday crash to take responsibility. tom pa layer mow a father and husband was hit while riding his

mo'ne davis just ninth person to earn the honor since 2007. >> big congratulations to mo'ne davis.ox 29 weather authority right now. i'm not sure that i want to congratulate caitlin on this particular forecast but it was great earlier. >> great earlier. >> cats from the tee good for december 1st. 65 degrees was the high temperature certainly felt nice earlier today. a brief fling with the warm weather before we see the big changes starting all right. cold front moving through right now scattered showers temperatures are falling very quickly already in the low 50s here. by tomorrow morning, it's dry and cloudy but we are looking at a big return of the cold air. temperatures don't get out of the 30s tomorrow, and then even a mix of some snow and sleet that's pretty likely especially towards our northwestern suburbs tomorrow before changing back to rain. let's start off with ultimate doppler here's the cold front showers stretching from new york all the way back down through the ohio valley there's a little bit of pink and purple in the northern edge of this into northern kentucky sou

and sampson davis an emergency room physician. dr. davis, what do you see in that video? it appears once the emt arrives, checks pulse with her two fingers, talks to him as if he's conscious, but to me, certainly doesn't look conscious and doesn't look like any other -- anything is undertaken. >> the whole situation wasn't truly evaluated. had no history what was unfolded, why was he unconscious. when checked his pulse, they didn't check to see if he was really breathing or how adequate his breathing was. a simple way to do that is put her ear to his mouth and see if there's breath sounds or see if his chest is rising or going down. i'm noticing he wasn't really responsive at all. he was unconscious and if it was a pulse, was it a weak pulse? that all goes into evaluating the scenario. >> if somebody is breathing, you don't do cpr on them. but two passer byes, we need to give this person air but couldn't the emt given oxygen or something? what might she have done? >> the most basic emt are trained to have given oxygen. when you're advanced emt, can intu bait. given his hi

who's davis? >> arthur davis is the ambassador to panama during this crisis. a very kind-hearted man. a man who cared a great deal about human rights and the man who is very emotional in his support for the opposition in panama and in his -- and in his opposition to general noriega. >> this is in the same chapter as we talked about in chapter 17? the embassy section wants to keep the ambassador out of the public limelight, inarticulate shoot from the hip approach for diplomatic matters. >> i took some strain to get my interviews with ambassador davis, simply because the press section of the embassy. ambassador davis is not a trained diplomat. he's not a person who talks in diplomatic niceties. he was a supermarket developer from colorado whose main claim to the reagan administration was the fact that he was the friend of joseph and coors in colorado. and he was very effective at times as an ambassador but beca i think that i -- i think i -- i already had it in junior high school and high school. i just so much enjoyed writing about things that i saw. >> where

davis spoke at the fit girl summit this afternoon at the dreaming building in northern liberties. other young women to talk about health, positive body image and self-esteem. the weekend is part of a weekend it's a sunday night showdown in south philadelphia. here's a live look at lincoln financial field to take on the rival cowboys tomorrow night. the winner walks away with sole possession in the first division and nbc10 is the only place to see the game. well, fans are ready for the match-up but got a taste of the action on the nbc sunday night football bus. it was at the boys and girls club on bridge street saturday afternoon. santa was on board and so was the super bowl troe f. fans were excited about both. >> what's the best part? >> when i got to stand next to and take a selfie with the super bowl trophy. >> you can catch the sunday night bus tomorrow at xfinity live in south philadelphia. nbc10 is your place for the the birds versus the boys live at the link. football night in america starts at 7:00. gamedó time is at 8:20 and afte the game, watch the live report with playe

to you, there are 12 applicants that you can consider for these vacancy and we would like to thank davis for the services on the cac and he has been a member since 2009 and a chair since 2010. >> and with that i can take any questions. >> questions, colleagues? >> thank you so much, and i believe that we have one public comment, crig wall? >> sorry, if i may, excuse me. so, for the district nine, appointment, as the applications that we are considering at this point? >> yes. >> katherine orland from district nine and santiago. >> thank you. that was my understanding but there are two individuals that are seeking appointment to that seat. >> thank you. >> so before it comes forward let's have any of the applicants that are here to come forward to make a statement. >> good morning, my name is chris, and i am the district ten representative on the cac, and i just wanted to speak to you, with a couple of things that i have been doing over the last couple of years and as in the last, year, on the vice chair and early on in the term, i was, and i organized a community meeting to get us in for

davis, this is matt gutman from "20/20." i can hear you talking to the dogs behind the door.e packages, and why did you take the wreath? maybe the dogs know. davis has returned the ruth family's packages, and they're now wrapped up safely under the tree. and best of all for marti ruth, her wreath is back where it belongs. don't mess with this lady's wreath. >> exactly. >> that's right. >>> next, the bah humbug award goes to this guy. when they didn't like his lights, he declared war with a nightmare christmas. but it's no silent night when we go after him. when "20/20" returns. ♪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. what if you could give her diamonds... in her favorite color? diamonds that capture her look, her style...perfectly. kay jewelers presents the artistry diamonds collection. genuine diamonds, in vivid blues, greens, blacks, yellows and purples. and right now save up to 30% off select artistry diamonds in a palette of colors, at

but tonight mo'ne davis traded baseball glove for basketball. we'll show you. what holiday parade would be complete without dancers and meteorologist adam joseph. we'll take you to west chester cecily. >> adam could not keep the rain away tonight we have pretty solid area of rain. more on the way tomorrow. clearing conditions on sunday and nor'easter next week in the accuweather forecast. >> and jeff skversky has sixers thunder highlights and eagles news. thunder highlights and eagles news. that and more when "action news" in tax credits to headquarters. it would put it at the site of the now closed sears. camden's campbell soup company is developing office park there. subaru commitment means more jobs for city. until energy governor chris christie is cleared in the bridgegate scandal. democratic led investigation finds no evidence christie was aware of closures aernl george washington bridge would causal that gridlock. the governor denied wrong doing two aids were fired for orchestrating traffic jam. owners of atlantic city trump taj mahal pushed back closing

davis and curry both in the mvp conversation early in the year. first quarter. seth pull up 3 is curry season high 11 assess. minute later davis going to the glass. against green. finishes with this beast insid inside. barns and he is throwing it down. warriors are down 6 after the first quarter. second quarter holiday. the with davis look out below. 30 points 15 board. outlet. the play transition. thompson has 23 points. the behind the back to himself and then to clay open jumper bottom. warriors win 112-85. 11 in a row. now league best 16 and 2. to the shark pwovrnging heads and pwovrnging the bruins. power my. the shot deflected by wing el. he had 2 tonight. 3-2 shark. bruins answer 5 minutes later. if if in the third. fresh off the injured list. also with two guess in the gam game. shark roll 7-4 and won 3 in a row. of 49ers going to need some help to make the play offs. cowboy lost tonight need some help to make the play offs. cowboy lost tonight certainly help. bear sf. >> well may not be one big happy family but the 49ers know if you have any chance of ma

kaep to vernon davis. vintage vernon here will not be denied. 63 yards for the score. but hold everything.

davis and curry both in the mvp conversation early in the year. first quarter. seth pull up 3 is curry season high 11 assess. minute later davis going to the glass. against green. finishes with this beast insid inside. barns and he is throwing it down. warriors are down 6 after the first quarter. second quarter holiday. the with davis look out below. 30 points 15 board. outlet. the play transition. thompson has 23 points. the behind the back to himself and then to clay open jumper bottom. warriors win 112-85. 11 in a row. now league best 16 and 2. to the shark pwovrnging heads and pwovrnging the bruins. power my. the shot deflected by wing el. he had 2 tonight. 3-2 shark. bruins answer 5 minutes later. if if in the third. fresh off the injured list. also with two guess in the gam game. shark roll 7-4 and won 3 in a row. of 49ers going to need some help to make the play offs. cowboy lost tonight certainly help. bears make did you get chips for the party? nope. (ding) cheese plate? cheese plate. no, i made something better. you used the oven? boom. pillsbury cresc

davis and curry both in the mvp conversation early in the year. first quarter.eth pull up 3 is curry season high 11 assess. minute later davis going to the glass. against green. finishes with this beast insid inside. barns and he is throwing it down. warriors are down 6 after the first quarter. second quarter holiday. the with davis look out below. 30 points 15 board. outlet. the play transition. thompson has 23 points. the behind the back to himself and then to clay open jumper bottom. warriors win 112-85. 11 in a row. now league best 16 and 2. to the shark pwovrnging heads and pwovrnging the bruins. power my. the shot deflected by wing el. he had 2 tonight. 3-2 shark. bruins answer 5 minutes later. if if in the third. fresh off the injured list. also with two guess in the gam game. shark roll 7-4 and won 3 in a row. of 49ers going to need some help to make the play offs. cowboy lost tonight certainly help. bears make that happen sf. >> well may not be one big happy family but the 49ers know if you have any chance of making the play off put all the issues aside

american editors and news directors selected davis for the honor. she is the young best winner in history. >> we were no stranger to scandal this year. from omar gonzales to bill cosby cosby. both familiar and unfamiliar names this year. all tied up in nasty scandals during 2014. coming up a look at the year in scandal. imagine never calling in sick to work for their years. this guy just pulled it off. the septa drivers big send off as he eases into retirement. >> howard? >> eagles season as we know is done. it's hurting a lot of people. that includes the owner. jeffrey lurie spoke after the game and did talk about the quarterback and what his expectations will be going into next year. that's coming up in sports. >>> and it will be dry around here but getting very cold over the next several days. your forecast is coming up. ♪ >> one local septa driver has got a lot to celebrate. if you've ever taken a ride on the 29 or 111 bus you might recognize this guy. eugene smith or as his riders call him smitty. smith retired from septa today after 36 years o

i'm dara brown with domenica davis. thank you for watching "early today."njoy your holi this" >> good wednesday morning. it's 4:30, i'm sam brock, i'm vicki nguyen. first a check of the forecast with anthony. >> another morning, dense, dangerous fog. this time to the north bay, we've been playing pass the fog around, like hot potato all week. it's been over in oakland. then the south bay yesterday. now it's in the north bay, where we're looking at the most dangerous, thick fog. we have a storm system on the way. that's expected to arrive today. we'll time out this entire system coming up in a few minutes. i want to show you highs today. going to be

davis originally went to twitter to vent his feelings.aying congress roman to me when i was 21, you know we can get someone off the street to do what you do. since the deleted tweet davis added, the irony? #life comes at you fast. odd considering davis has been inactive for nine games. today he was asked if he respects roman. >> as a person, i respect everybody as a person. >> as a professional? >> did you voice this to him this week? >> i spoke to him. >> that did not look comfortable. >>> one member of the niners' offensive line who will not be playing sunday, that's alex boone. san francisco's starting right guard has been placed on season-ending injured reserve due to knee problem. boone made 14 starts this year and was named as a pro bowl alternate. >>> niners won't have their starting safety for the season finale either. eric reid left saturday against the chargers with the third concussion of his two-year career. the 2013 first-round pick will finish the season with 42 combined tackles and three interceptions. >>> as the niners see

say they want to be like mo'ne davis. >> and lauren hill giving back through cancer research. >>> coming up some of the fun >>> good morning i'm ukee washington. in the news arson investigators are working to find out what caused an early morning house fire in bridgeton cumberland county. flames broke out on fairton millville road earlier this morning. fire fighters got it under control in about an hour an a half but as you you can see the home was completely destroyed no injuries were reported but we do know arson investigators are on the scene. >>> lets get your new years eve forecast with katie. the she's in the weather center, good morning. >> pretty nice one overall. we have bright blue skies, to kick start your new users eve and once the sun goes down pretty great condition. so to use fire works. it is chilly. we will talk about temperatures in a second.

he was shocked to see it hanging on a wall behind geena davis and hugh laurie, he had only seen a black and white photo of the missi in ing painting. a set designer said she got it cheap in california. >> another example tonight of what many consider a double standard from the main stream media, it involves the contrast in coverage of two political aides who talked or typed their way into trouble. there is fox news media analyst and host of fox news's media buzz, howard kurtz. >>> there is no question that elizabeth lawton made a mistake after president obama's acted bored at the annual turkey pardon. try showing a little class, dress like u you deserve respect, not a spot at a bar. lawton apologized hours later, but as she resigned as the communications director, the story kept mushrooming from the

here's linsey davis. >> tonight, a stunning statement from "rolling stone" about the young woman at theenter of their story. >> reporter: tonight, a campus was rocked again, holes appearing in a victim's story. it was a little over two weeks ago when this "rolling stone" sent shock waves through the university of virginia campus. a uva student recounting the devastating story of her alleged gang rape when she was a freshman. fraternity brothers egging each other on, saying, don't you want to be a brother? one of the first people she shared her story with was this specialist at uva. >> we didn't talk too much about the details of that night. that's common for people coming out of trauma for the first time. >> reporter: in "rolling stone," she said it happened in 2012, and stumbled out in shock. >> i believe she's experienced a trauma and needs help working through it. >> reporter: according to the article, jackie didn't report it to the police. >> women who are raped are very often in a traumatic state. sometimes they have most traumatic stress syndrome. they don't want to be touched, qu

here's abc's linsey davis. ♪ >> reporter: no mistletoe here.ed with something just as synonymous with the season -- chocolate. consider this santa's worksh workshop -- don't mind if i do. only the elf es are working for jacques or the ris. the star french pastry chef. he's turned into it a chocolate empire. >> everyone loves chocolate. any gender, any age. i mean, this is great product to two work with. >> reporter: he opened this 39,500-square-factory in brooklyn. you can smell the chocolate. this kind of year, torres and his elves work practically around the clock for good reason -- americans spend more than $20 billion on chocolate, eat more than 11 pounds every year. i tried my hand at one test. getting these candy orange peels covered in chocolate. in an onhomage to "i love lucy." >> not fast enough. fa faster, linsey. >> reporter: the cost of sinking your teeth into this deck dance -- it will set you back $ $66. a statue of the men of the season in chocolate is a bit more -- >> 120. >> reporter: the chocolate is crafted by hand with choco

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