. >> i'm in dewitt, where investigators are searching for clues into those young women held in an undergroundunker. >> within days of john jamelske's arrest, the nation knew that a gaunt, gray dungeon master had been living in central new york, kidnapping local girls and keeping them as sex slaves. >> i'm a pretty nice guy. >> in a network television exclusive, jamelske agreed to speak with nbc news from his temporary home in a syracuse jail along with his lawyer, robert earl. >> i was taking viagra. >> in a rambling 3 1/2-hour interview, we saw many different sides to the man who's been dubbed the dungeon master. animated. >> she is there like this with the music and she has her joint and -- >> angry. emotional. >> very, very much. >> even before his house became snared in a tangle of yellow police tape, jamelske was well known in his suburban syracuse hometown of dewitt but not exactly beloved. his upscale neighbors put up a fence to prevent his junk-strewn yard from spoiling their view. though many knew that jamelske, a retired grocer, collected returnable bottles for the deposits, few cou

dewitt stuckey made a nice play by not seeing the ball. it's fortunate it hit him between the five and the two but you never interfere with the receiver going after the ball. >> we will shortly have the announcement of the first-ever mvp of the pac-12 championship. the incomplete pass. joseph fauria had it knocked out of his hands. >> charles: best friend and best friend. those two met in the eighth grade. you know where they met? at the movies. prince was at the movie sitting in front of fauria. fauria made a lot of noise and prince tapped him kindly to be quiet, but i don't think it was as kind as they said and that's how they became friends and remain that way today. third down and ten at the 34. prince over the middle. incomplete, fauria the intended receiver. a late flag thrown. >> charles: that was thrown to the middle of the field by the back judge who had a view from the inside-out of that play >> referee: pass interference on the defense, number 11. 15-yard penalty. first down. >> charles: coaches often get upset and say the side

dewitt least point out to them whether the building their purchasing -- to at least point out to them whether the building their purchasing is in a potential hazard zone. it not only has liquefaction, but it also has a hillside stability issues. while it may be stable sporadically, when the earthquake comes, the slopes may fail. as a minimum, they should retain the services of a geotechnical and structural engineer, and there are well qualified people who come out. i am not just talking about and inspection service, i'm talking that licensed engineer, geotechnical, to look around, look at the maps available, and write an opinion letter as to the adequacy of the structure or the soil. there is another thing to consider when you are buying and building to the east of the van ness ave. a third map. this map depicts the area of the fire that followed the 1906 earthquake. the blue is where all the buildings were destroyed or badly damaged by the fire. as a result, the ashes from those fires remained on site. in those days, lead paint was used to paint the sides of buildings. it is a known

dewitt stuckey made a nice play by not seeing the ball. it's fortunate it hit him between the five and the two but you never interfere with the receiver going after the ball. >> we will shortly have the announcement of the first-ever mvp of the pac-12 championship. the incomplete pass. joseph fauria had it knocked out of his hands. >> charles: best friend and best friend. those two met in the eighth grade. you know where they met? at the movies. prince was at the movie sitting in front of fauria. fauria made a lot of noise and prince tapped him kindly to be quiet, but i don't think it was as kind as they said and that's how they became friends and remain that way today. third down and ten at the 34. prince over the middle. incomplete, fauria the intended receiver. a late flag thrown. >> charles: that was thrown to the middle of the field by the back judge who had a view from the inside-out of that play >> referee: pass interference on the defense, number 11. 15-yard penalty. first down. >> charles: coaches often get upset and say the side

reception downstairs that was sponsored by david's family foundation we certainly think him for that dewitt should be interesting moment because the larger interesting things tonight from our guest and we can carry on those conversations downstairs so please join me now in welcoming the gentleman, dr. chopra, mlodinow and tim shriver. thank you very much. [applause] >> good evening. i would like to ask [inaudible] i have been in many distinguished and fireman's in my life but i have never been as out of my league as i am tonight have any of you read the book? be honest. okay, good. so that means the fact that it took me three times reading it to understand it doesn't make me feel bad because none of you have anything over me at least i have tried. it's actually an extraordinary book and i hope he will all get copies of it tonight or in the near future. it is titled as you all know "war of the worlds" and my only gripe is the word war. and i don't think, frankly i to have a war or at least i hope not. i think we are going to have an extraordinarily rich discussion with two people who have ar

one young family who we spoke with at that toy drive and the food drive, mary and dean dewitt, they tellir first christmas in two years. dean, who is only 27 years old, was diagnosed with thyroid cancer, reminding us that military families face everyday struggles like civilians while serving our country. in fact, this is the first time they've even had a christmas tree since he was diagnosed. here is what his wife had to say. >> i think the biggest misconception is that you're basically taking care of in every way and we live paycheck to paycheck just like everybody else does right now. >> in another family we spoke with, gregg, said they've been donating to the program for years. they have four children. this year, times got too tough and they actually had to take from the program. >> gregg: we wish them all well and merry christmas. elizabeth, thanks very much. >> merry christmas. >> gregg: speaking of which, nor ad is tracking santa claus. not only is he bringing gifts to kids all over the world this christmas eve, he is breaking records along the way. the north american aero space co

it is a dewittful december day. 46 degrees out there. mild for this time of the year. storm 4 moot meet veronica johnson joins us with the first forecast now. she's in for tom kierein. we cannot complain about this kind of weather. we loift. >> not at all. you have kids. i have kids. they stayed inside all day yesterday. now we have nice weather for them to get out. they need exercise, those kids. the bundle of energy. this is a great for getting them outdoors. we have sunshine overhead. just a few scattered high clouds. the temperatures 46 degrees right now. here's the thing. it is breezy and that will take just a few degrees off the current temperature. chilled out there, northwest wind at 24 miles per hour. we have had some higher gusts through outthe area today, too. especially early this morning. currently we are at 46 degrees in adams morgan. 46 in hyattsville. good afternoon to you folks. in indianapolis, maryland, you are currently at 48 degrees. and it is 47 to-to-the south. 50 degrees in warrenton. you are likely going to see higher temperatures down to the s

quoting, the flyer said it was paid for by iowans for life, but we spoke to maggie dewitt, executivefe and she told us her group had nothing to do with the flyer. and she said, "i don't believe the accusations on this flyer. we believe that newt gingrich is pro-life." >>> number three, new video of bradly manning, the officer accused of leaking classified documents to wikileaks. manning had a pre-trial hearing, where his attorney wanted the investigating officer of the case removed due to conflicting interesting. the officer has a civilian job with the justice department, which is investigating wikileaks founder, julian assange. our experts believe if manning is convicted of this crime, he could spend life in prison. >>> number four, internet's microsoft explorer 8 no longer the most popular web browser. the top spot now belongs to google chrome, which now has about 25% of the market. now, we looked at the numbers, and when you go in, it's a little more complicated. when you combine all different versions of internet explorer, microsoft still leads with nearly 40% of the market. ther

quoting, the flyer said it was paid for by iowans for life, but we spoke to maggie dewitt, executivelife and she told us her group had nothing to do with the flyer. and she said, "i don't believe the accusations on this flyer. we believe that newt gingrich is pro-life." >>> number three, new video of bradly manning, the officer accused of leaking classified documents to wikileaks. manning had a pre-trial hearing, where his attorney wanted the investigating officer of the case removed due to conflicting interesting. the officer has a civilian job with the justice department, which is investigating wikileaks founder, julian assange. our experts believe if manning is convicted of this crime, he could spend life in prison. >>> number four, internet's microsoft explorer 8 no longer the most popular web browser. the top spot now belongs to google chrome, which now has about 25% of the market. now, we looked at the numbers, and when you go in, it's a little more complicated. when you combine all different versions of internet explorer, microsoft still leads with nearly 40% of the market. th

however, we spoke to maggie dewitt, executive director and she told us her group has nothing to do witho told us, "i don't believe the accusations on this flier. we feel that newt gingrich is pro-life." >>> new video of bradley manning, the army private accused of leaking classified documents to wikileaks. he had a pretrial hearing where his attorney was denied the request to have the investigating officer of the case removed due to conflict of interest. the officer has a civilian job at the justice department, which is investigating wikileaks founder julian assange. our experts believe if manning is convicted of this crime, he could spend life in prison. >>> number four, microsoft internet explorer 8 no longer the most popular web browser. the top spot belongs to google chrome, which has now about 25% of the market according to internet tracker. we look at the numbers. when you go in, it's a little bit more complicated. when you combine the different versions, microsoft still leads with nearly 40% of the market. there's the good news, microsoft. the bad news, of course, your market sha

say the owner dewitt. >> well, he's the owner.ld have been happy to have albert pujols be a cardinal the rest of his life but i didn't know if it was a good deal. i thought they made a good play. if a guy can't be satisfied in a town that adores him that wins all the time and where he has a chance to go down in history as an icon for a region for $22 million for a year. if you've got to make $25 million a year playing next to the 57 freeway in a made-up ballpark, then go ahead. have it. >> and the highways. >> the mixing bowl or whatever you call it. you tune into the radio in los angeles somewhere. and the 22 and the 50 -- you don't even know where that is. they're talking about things you don't know. that's where he went. he went to the place where you don't know where that is. 57. he's the first baseman for apple bees. have a great time at the mall. >> i would like to point out -- >> official food of anaheim. and it's delicious. >> if deidra pujols auditions -- >> that's his wife. >> if she ever puts her hat into the ring to be

. >> thank you dewitt let me conclude with russia. let me follow up more to expand upon that. since the unrest in syria began i think you would agree that russia has proven remarkably on the counterproductive. not only has moscow outrageously thwarted efforts at the united nations to ramp up pressure against the regime, but it has gone so far as to deliver the regime as i mentioned before the christmas falls and in his testimony before the senate foreign relations subcommittee on the near eastern and south central asian affairs assistant secretary testified that this is a matter that the u.n. security council should be dealing with and we would hope that russia and china and looking at health the clich has refused all attempts of mediation from others will now realize it is time for the security council to act. is their anything that you believe could persuade russia or is it simply a hopeless case, and if we are not able to get the russians and the chinese on board, doesn't this really rule out the u.n. as a realistic option? and if so, what are the administration's the foots

it's just not the kind of work that seems edify being that a free news organization with dewitt and theprocess of gathering news. it doesn't matter if you are a television company or a tabloid. >> are you saying that you didn't hear them mention people who tap people's phones? >> if you listen to the tape back you can see i didn't hear it. >> the transcript says people who tap people's phones and take secret photographs, and then you say i know, but -- and then to be fair she interrupt you again. >> i've already tried to answer the first point before she mentioned it. i didn't hear her say phone tapping. she rattles off a list of stuff and listen in real time fighting that you would see that. >> okay. and then another interview which is in gq magazine and should be under tavis seven team i hope, mr. morgan. >> yes. >> the fourth of february, 2011. >> it is not. >> it is a reprint of an article which was published in april of 2007. that's right. we are looking at is later. the same sort of phenomenon that we saw with steve and it was reprinted. unfortunately the way this is printed off a

father and out on the street and look towards pearl harbor coming and you could sees black puffs, dewittaircraftou shells, and then you knew what suddenly while watching these black puffs of explosions yout could hear the rumble overhead and there were three aircraft they were pearl gray in color with red dots on the wing i knew what was happening and i felt the world had come to an end. at just about 2400 american sailord and soldiers and noncombatants died that morning. of i was a young man of 17 at thata time, but i was also a volunteer medical aid man and we had a middle-aged station like the elementary school and so i rushe rushed there to call, respond to the call of duty, and i stayed there for about a week takingand care of the wounded and the dear in the school promise. i became familiar to cost of was full of the world was much more than just blood and guts, we have an extraordinary a constitution.n set we have an extraordinary set of loss, but throughout the histore of mankind, not just the uniteds states but the history of mankid mankind, more has alwayse provided some justif