you know, i love duke. know, college basketball has been my life, and-- but when you w a gold medal, world championship or the olympic gold medal, it's the whole world. and we respect the world. basketball around the world is unbelievable. and to have those guys with medals around their necks and your national anthem being played and-- there's nothing better than that. initially, you were an assistant coach to the 1992 so-called dream team. dream team, yeah. now, for those who don't follow basketball, college basketball players were the ones who played in the olympics before because of the rules of the olympics. 1992 was the first time there were professionals who played. and those who played were michael jordan, magic johnson, larry bird, among others. what was it like to have coached that team? it was literally a dream. and it really set off an explosion worldwide for basketball. international pro players played anyway. and now manu ginobili, marc-- paul and marc gasol, when they were 7- or 8-year-old, ar

duke, if you will. sec. duke: i will check on the inquiries, i will check in with governor abbott's office in texas. the $44 billion is the current supplemental. we expect we will need additional supplementals. for now, we have adequate resources to do all of the recovery efforts. ms. jackson lee: i vigorously disagree with you. we do not have adequate resources and this will be on the verge of a government shutdown texas and all of the other victims of these hurricanes do not have a compromise where we can work together. i would encourage you to tell the president it is not enough, it simply is not. youi also just leave with the name of a united airlines of supervisor who has not been able to determine why she has been backgroundfficial check. i would like to speak with you on that. thank you. director wray. dir. wray: if i can take your questions and rapidfire. the first one, i think we try very hard at the fbi and will continue to try very hard to learn the trust and confidence of every community we serve

westminster abbey and the duke and duchess of cambridge and prince harryjoined duke and duchess of cambridges duke and duchess of cambridge and prince harryjoined members of the emergency services and relatives of those who were killed. the message from the service was one of hope, but that proved to be short lived. in manchester, just a few weeks later, 22 people, including children, were killed and many more injured as they left a concert by the pop singer ariana grande. you had enjoyed the concert? it was really good. they got to meet before the concert. e.g.? she won a competition with her friend to meet backstage. the queen met some of those recovering in the city's children's hospital. it is very interesting how everybody has united here? it has been amazing. really amazing. good. no one should have to suffer the losses you have enjoyed yet know one could have ensured them with greater fortitude. even amid the unimaginable horror of that attack, with the killing of innocent children, we saw outstanding examples of the incredible courage. earlyjune and nell and all—too—familiar scene. p

over the years, the duke has completed more than 22,000 solo engagements. of young people in more than 60 countries to challenge themselves through the duke of edinburgh's award. where did you do your expedition? i did it in the north... did you get lost? a bit. archive: and he had time to discuss with indian officials the problems of conserving... and been an early advocate of environmental issues through his presidency of the world wildlife fund. but it'll be his unwavering support for the queen in this, the year of their platinum wedding anniversary, which will be seen as his greatest achievement. they were married in 1947. in the gloom of post—war britain, their wedding was described by sir winston churchill as a flash of colour. she, the future queen, and he the dashing naval officer. in the years since he has travelled the world with her and been her companion both in public and private. injune it was illness rather than retirement which prevented the duke from being at the queen's side at the state opening of parliament. prince charles took his place

miss duke, if you would please, secretary duke. >> i will check into the specific inquiries and work with governor abbott's office to make sure we're keeping in texas the $44 billion is the current supplemental. we do expect there will be needed additional supplementals. but for now, we do have adequate resources to do all the recovery efforts. >> i vigorously disagree with you. we do not have the adequate resources and this is going to be on the verge of a government shutdown if texas and all the other victims of these hurricanes do not have a compromise but we can work together. i would encourage you to tell the president it is not enough. it simply is not. may i also leave with you miss jimoh who is a united airlines supervisor has not been able to determine why she has been denied official background check. she's filed two appeals. i'd like to speak with your leg affairs on that. director wray, thank you. >> thank you, congresswoman. on the, if i can take your questions in rapid fire fashion here. >> thank you. >> the first one, i think we try very hard at the fbi and will contin

duke, please? secretary duke? >> i'll check into specific inquiries and i'll look into the office to make sure that wooe keeping in texas the 44 billion is the current supplemental. we do expect that there will be needed additional supplementals, but for now we do have adequate resources to do all of the recovery efforts. >> i vigorously disagree with you. we do not have the adequate resources and this is going to be on the verge of a government shutdown and if texas and all of the other victims of the hurricanes do not have a compromise where we can work together, and i would encourage you to tell the president that it is not enough. and they also leave with you jimoh, j-i-m-o-h was the united airlines representative who has not been told why she has been denied official background checks and she's filed appeals and i would like to speak with affairs on that. thank you. director wray? thank you. >> thank you, congresswoman. if i can take your questions in rapid fire-fashion here. >> thank you. >> the first one, i

the duke's decision was not health—related but, at 96, he felt he had done his bit.ious day... you are seeing the world's most experienced plaque unveiler. laughter. it was a surprise, but not really a surprise. although having for many years heard it is a job from which you cannot retire. he has just proved that actually it might be possible to retire, which is quite good for the rest of us. wherever he's been, wherever in the world, people will still remember him and will continue to remember him, and you can't really get a better accolade than that. over the years, the duke has completed more than 22,000 solo engagements, encouraged millions of young people in more than 60 countries to challenge themselves through the duke of edinburgh's award. where did you do your expedition? i did it in the north, the dales... did you get lost? a bit. archive: and he had time to discuss with indian officials the problems of conserving... and an early advocate of environmental issues through his presidency of the world wildlife fund. but it'll be his unwavering support for the q

the duke will continue to support the queen at events of his choosing.final official public engagement. fittingly for a former royal navy officer, it was a parade for the royal marines in front of the palace which has been his london home for so many decades. the band's rousing sendoff could not have been more appropriate. # for he's a jolly good fellow. the uk's exit from the european union edges ever closer and new relationships need to be formed in europe and beyond, and, as this year has shown, the royal family is uniquely placed to carry out soft diplomacy, spreading a little stardust while reinforcing those old bonds of friendship. applause. in the united kingdom, irish people make such an extraordinary and essential contribution to so many parts of our society and our economy. polish is now the second most spoken language in the uk, with a generation of young people growing up who feel both british and polish. applause. september, and some high—profile bilateral meetings for prince harry in canada. but this trip was not at the behest of the foreig

opponent king who was destined by the strangest turn of fate to become duke of lorraine he had to flee from poland in seven hundred thirty five disguised as a peasant and with the russian army at his heels after the wars of succession had cost him the polish throne. he was penniless and defenseless a king without a country but happily he had had the foresight to marry his daughter marie to the king of. rounds with the help of his father and no he secured the duchy of lorraine but at a high price hughie the fifteenth restricted the responsibilities of the new duke to outward representation and the patronage of the odds. it was also made clear that the reign of the skis over the rain was to end with his death. when stanislav entered his capital for the first time he found a divided city an old under new nazi separated by a moat and wolves he looked for a way of joining the two halves of the town together and invited a young local architect emmanuel to his court. he later described their collaboration in a letter to a friend i told mysteriously about my dream and he spent the evening thin

their relationship grew to much more now duke is a top-sniffing police dog. >> we're cheering for duke conditions which is dangerous for parts of the bay area. >> especially for hills 1,000 feet. winds could gust to 50. if you're doing any kind of road trip, it's going to be gusty the whole way, so both hands on the steering wheel. only a spotty chance of showers next wednesday. we need some rainfall, and it's not coming right enjoy. >> enjoy the weekend and get the christmas shopping done tomorrow and sunday. >> be safe out there, bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- benicio del toro, ruby rose, tariq trotter,

duke ellington school of the arts show choir, voices in motion.group of young singers who enjoy the aspects of singing, dancing and acting simultaneously. >> the holiday show includes performances in two very different vocal styles. giving students ape chance chaw off their versatility. ♪ ♪ the detroit sound like that of the jackson 5. >> let's have the beginning of santa claus is coming to town. ♪ ♪ >> a motown christmas is oldies but goodies. the temptations. ♪ ♪ >> you'll get to is he sinsee t turner. ♪ ♪ >> all singing classic holiday tunes we love and adore. >> on the classical side the show choir will perform the christmas opera, amal and the night visitors. ♪ ♪ >> this particular production is special to us because it's a revival of sorts of a tradition that we had a long time ago and because we're in this new building we wanted to visitors back to our home space. ♪ ♪ >> duke ellington school of the arts will showcase the many talents of its students through this event. ♪ ♪ >> this is something they choose to participate in, and it's a lot

of course, led by the queen and the duke of edinburgh.nk you are going to find that the person that many people here today want to see is meghan markle, prince harry's fiance. she will be here for the first time. a slight break with royal protocol. normally, you have to be married before you get invited to christmas at sandringham, but an exception has been made for meghan markle this year, and she will be here. a bit earlier, i talked to people here. a lot of them are americans who live locally, who say that they want to see meghan. very excited to see meghan, of course, and curious as well. it'sjust been a tradition, really. this is my fourth year here, so. what about meghan markle today? oh, yes, that will be special, won't it? are you looking forward to seeing her? oh, yes! definitely! do you think she will be a good addition to the royal family? yes, i'm sure she will. they look lovely together. this is my first time coming here, i'm very excited to see the queen, the duke and duchess, the prince. this is our way of celebrating chris

actually seen her in public with the wider royal family, alongside the queen, the prince of wales, the duke it was the first time we had seen her in that context, and it was a break withdrawal protocol, because normally partners of members of the royal family don't get the invitation here to sandringham until they are married. but this year, an exception was made for meghan markle, i think largely because her immediate family is based in the united states. prince harry asked the queen, and she was allowed to take part in the full traditional royal festival to see on the sandringham estate. daniela relph reporting from sandringham. christmas celebrations in bethlehem have been quieter than usual after the violence which followed president trump's decision to move the us embassy tojerusalem. in rome, pope francis called for an end to the suffering of children, and for peace in the middle east. our religion editor, martin bashir, has more. bright sunshine lit up the basilica in st peter's square. but pope francis chose to focus his christmas day message on how conflict and oppression are casti

duke ellington show choir.singers who enjoy singing, dancing and acting simultaneously. >> reporter: the holiday show includes performances in two different vocal styles, giving students a chance to show off their versatility. there will be jackson 5. >> let's have the beginning of "santa claus is coming to town." ♪ santa claus is coming to town ♪ >> it's a lot of oldies but goodies. you'll see the temp-tations. ♪ >> reporter: you'll get to see tina turner. ♪ merry christmas >> reporter: all singing classic holiday tunes we all love and adore. on the classic side, the show choir will perform the classic christmas opera, "the night visitors." ♪ >> this particular production is special to us because it is a revival of sorts of a tradition we had a long time ago. because we're in this new building, we wanted to take the opportunity to bring it back to our home space. ♪ >> reporter: duke ellington school of the arts will foe sshe the many talents of its students throughout this event. this is something they choose

i mean he gets a high five from david duke right after. so maybe part of what he's doing is his response to the united front resistance that has taken place all across this country. i mean even the demonstrations that happened over the weekend, many of the demonstrators were white, which i think is wonderful because it shows that racism is not just an issue that impacts people of color, it impacts our country as a whole. so it was pretty devastating to hear him essentially give approval to nazis and to the klan. but maybe we need to understand that this is now a new strategy to essentially give a green light to the alt-right to go ahead and organize. and you have my full blessing a and the blessing of the department of justice to do that. i think that's the message from today. >> the green light where you just described as essentially him giving them license, i think the thing that i'm trying to wrap my head around is what they can do with that license, as you described it from the president, that they wouldn't otherwise do. that they coul

faculty sh she felt they shared a professorship at the vice president for disciplinary studies at duke university. serving on the corporation the developer as you probably know on the firefox web browser and the underwriter of a community of open source developers appointed by president obama through the national council on the humanities and was the 2016 recipient of the award for significant contributions to higher education. all of that you probably know it in any case you can read it in the program should you wish to refresh your memory. it's important to understand as the grange and its measure, its consequence. it has been emptied of meaning by frequent misuse speaking to my grandson about the robust trucks to turn to dinosaurs or when i'm refusing to take him to a michael bay movie come as close to religion as i get. [laughter] i note this bias to underscore the intensity of my admiration for the work when i described it as transformative. here i use the term in its literal sense writing the change is the way we think, ce and believe. work that alters the perception of the subje

.>> coach k and number 1 duke getting a huge test. the blue devils up 1 with under 90 seconds to play. the eagles sharon robinson, berries one from deep to give dc the lead. the eagles make 53 in the game and upset duke 89-84. it's their first when in nearly 4 years.>> college football, army, navy playing through a blizzard in philadelphia. a little over 5 minutes ago in the black knights quarterback scores to give army 814-13 lead. 3 seconds ago, bennett mori with a 48 yard field goal for the win. but he misses it wide left. army wins, 14-13. for the second straight year.>> the warriors are back home after finishing off their 6-0 road trip with a win in detroit. golden state became just 11 in nba history of the perfect unbeaten on a road trip. it was even more impressive that they did it without jeff curry for the final 2 games.>> it's a hell of a trip no matter what. but especially with jeff out the last two mac games. with him being out, actually, probably, helped us focus because we knew we had to play sharper. we did not have eno

chapel or building in venice and in 1482 a big delegation that goes from florence to milan to the duke of milan led by a playwright and a poet, an architect, artist, engineer. of all things, leonardo goes as a musician because he loves peter so invented musical instruments including one -- like a violin. but made it in the shape of a horse and brings it as a gift as part of the cultural delegation but wants to stay there, needs a new horizon and is tired of being a painter, blocked on the last couple of paintings he has done so he writes one of the coolest job application letters in history to the duke of milan. 11 paragraphs long, the first ten paragraphs are all about engineering and science. he says i can make great weapons of war, something he hadn't done but he sketched out a lot of them. the large crossbow. i can build great buildings, divergent rivers, only in the 11th paragraph almost as an afterthought when he says and i can also paint as any person. he could but he revels in the fact when he gets to milan he eventually earns a position as engineer and painter to the duke of m

after 70 years of public service, the duke of edinburgh, britain's longest—serving royal consort, hungom royal duties.

there is a more fundamental point, i understand artistic license, implying that the duke of edinburgh's father blamed him for the death of his sister in a plane crash is not an inaccuracy or playing with history or received wisdom, that is just a playing with history or received wisdom, that isjust a lie playing with history or received wisdom, that is just a lie and that is wrong and someone of the... it is not true and any amount of artistic license does not change the fact that this is notjust on true but deeply hurtful to the duke of edinburgh. who will not watch this and when asked, don't be ridiculous will be the answer! he is immune to sensory will be the answer! he is immune to sensory branding! it is a version of history that is demonstrably not true. we will leave it there for the moment. that's it for the papers this hour. thank you, tony and caroline. you'll both be back at 11.30pm for another look at the stories making the news tomorrow. coming up next, it's meet the author. writer and historian norman davies talks about his new book beneath another sky: a globaljourney int

carmen de lavallade broke barriers in dance and brought tears to the eyes of band leaders like duke ellingtonmichelle miller so lucky she joined de lavallade. i so agree with meryl streep. i love everything about this woman. >> you instantly fall in love with this woman. thank you for giving me this point in my career. i simply adored carmen de lavallade. we met up with her at the baryshnikov arts center in new york city where she demonstrated

duke also has quite the personality and followers on instagram. we put together a gallery of our favorites up on nbcbayarea.com, including the one where the sergeant finds out that duke is afraid of spiders. it is so cute. he jumps on them, right? i posted that one on my twitter feed so you can look for it there. they finally made it to florida. it's just such a -- only five in the nation. >> that's cool. let's check in with kari and get a check of your weekend. >> it is looking really good. taking the dog out for the walk, hopefully no spiders in the way. seeing some very hazy conditions. take a live look outside in dublin right now. we've also had some very unhealthy air quality. big heads up about that. also taking a live look outside in san jose. in the distance, hard to see the hills with all of this sunshine. we will see the temperatures starting to rebound, starting to warm up after a cool morning start. it's still pretty chilly, though, in santa rosa, 49 degrees. mostly some low to mid-50s elsewhere across the bay area. the seven-day forec

. >> armstrong: david duke? >> david duke would be one of them. trouble is, armstrong. there aren't as many. >> armstrong: tell me what they are. who are these people. what makes them a white supremacist in your mind? >> using their own whites are superior to others from other parts of the world and they are entitled to different treatment or to you know, a way of life that is superior. again, i think it is just important to put it into context. i don't believe there are that many in america today. when we are told otherwise, it is creating a false narrative detrimental. it is the few that gives them the narrative, whats it about the few that resonate to the point you are effected, frank is >> whart of this is the need for the media to create a narrative, that narrative being we all hate each other in america, nothing has been resolved. we can point at certain people and say see, see, nothing changed from 1865. some people relish in that idea of hate, idea of vision. most of us, particularly my generati generation, i am a millennials, i am 32. i don't think we think abo

and mr duke it is great to talk to you thank you very much for your time. now one of the most common descriptions of you in western media is something along the lines that he sas what putin thinks i'm sure you wouldn't claim to be the case but i wonder to what extent do you believe your ideas about russia and its place in the world its place in history overlap with day d.s. currently prevalent in the kremlin i think that. explaining. because. it. doesn't the whole russian mud so. it's. the liberals who. for being not so much western. specs. western so. well that may be unproductive but i'm not sure that the your interpretation or true of the of what russia is always even with people who don't describe themselves as liberals for example i consider myself a patriot but i take an issue with when you set for example the russians recognition of the universal declaration of human rights was a mistake that in russia we understand human rights as putin's rights or our rulers rights do you think that putting would actually agree with such from not that is not the pr

walking tojudge, the duke and duchess of cambridge, prince harry and meghan markle. karen never dreamt that you would scoop this. a picture that may go down in history, now helped pay her daughter's

and before the duke of cambridge gave his speech to the audience, i managed to grab a quick interview with one of the most talked about couples in the country. so how are you finding the conference so far? because, to be honest, my kids get more about the staff of the furcherster hotel than at the powers that be, behind the scenes. but the discussions taking place here will shape the type of content that children will watch in the future and how content providers will meet the expectations of the next generation of viewers. now, if you want to know what children are up to, why not ask them? kids insight runs anonymous questionnaires for 400 kids every week to gather data about the latest trends, hottest new characters, and online habits. because, of course, it's not all about what kids need — there is a big industry that wants to make money, here, and target those young minds with messages and merchandise. we do find surprising the amount of children that are viewing youtube without any parental guidance or oversight. we find it's probably about a third, maybe less than a third of und

a new portrait of the duke of edinburgh, which will go on public display next year, has been unveiledwn in the imposing setting of windsor castle wearing the sash of the order of the elephant, denmark's highest—ranking honour. the duke has a close association with the nordic country as he was born a prince of denmark, as well of greece, before becoming a naturalised british subject in the 1940s. the portrait will go on public display in both the uk and denmark next year. now new studies have found that single can even help people with hearing impairments communicate more effectively, fee by from the charity creative futures takes them through the various exercises. and with this computer programme, they are able to see what their voices are doing even if they are unable to hear them. professor graham welsh has been studying how it can help them and says single can —— singing can stimulate the brain. they are engaged in singing but they have improved in their measurable singing skills, and at the same time there is some evidence of impact, on the hearing as well. so they are better abl

there is a more fundamental point, i understand artistic license, implying that the duke of edinburgh's death of his sister in a plane crash is not an inaccuracy or playing with history or received wisdom, that is just a playing with history or received wisdom, that isjust a lie playing with history or received wisdom, that is just a lie and that is wrong and someone of the... it is not true and any amount of artistic license does not change the fact that this is notjust on true but deeply hurtful to the duke of edinburgh. who will not watch this and when asked, don't be ridiculous will be the answer! he is immune to sensory branding! it is a version of history that is demonstrably not true. we will leave

today's speaker, the first speaker is elaine duke. the seventh deputy secretary department of homeland security. they computed a term as acting secretary for the past 4 and a half months and is nearly 3 decades of experience in federal government at the senior position. as the adjuster she was under secretary of management at tsa and various roles of department of defense care she will deliver remarks on the departments new countering weapons of mass destruction office which was created earlier this week. the wemd efforts will prevent terrorist organizations from using weapons of mass destruction against the united states and its partners. also will allow for greater policy core mission and strategic planning and greater visibility for this important mission. after her remarks, we will have questions from john walters, hudson chief operating officer. he will moderate a discussion with secretary duke and james mcdonald capel had the new office here john is both my partner and building hudson institute coo. he is also more importantly o

and the duke of edinburgh retired from his separate programme of engagements. the queen will praise her husband for his support, and, as she puts it, for his unique sense of humour. the queen was absent from last year's church service at sandringham due to a heavy cold. but there is expected to be a full turnout of the family at church this morning. among the group attending church will be prince harry and his fiancee, meghan markle, who are both spending christmas on the sandringham estate. it will be the first time someone who is yet to marry into the royal family will have joined their christmas celebrations. her presence a reminder of one of the events to which the family, can look forward in 2018. joining me now from among the crowds at the sandringham estate in norfolk is our royal correspondent, daniela relph. you can see the crowds, the queue behind as actually stretches out behind as actually stretches out behind the camera, beyond where you can see. i can see it going round the corner on the sandringham estate. a big turnout. many people we re estate.

the duke of edinburgh walked with the younger members of the royalfamily, the with the younger membersroyal family, the queen with the younger members of the royalfamily, the queen being driven to st mary magdalene church. being seen into the church by the duchess of cornwall and we saw other members of cornwall and we saw other members of the royal family led of cornwall and we saw other members of the royalfamily led by of cornwall and we saw other members of the royal family led by the prince of wales and prince andrew, up prince of wales and prince andrew, up from the main house to the church and we did see meghan markle, which is what so many people had wanted to see here, dressed in a creamy brown coat, brown hat, brown boots, linking arms with her fiance prince harry and alongside the duke and duchess of cambridge. we can hear the beginning of the service starting with the national anthem being played from inside the church. speakers outside play the service to the crowd who have been waiting, some since 5am, hoping they'll get the chance to speak to some owners of the royal fam

elaine duke who temporarily served at acting head until just recently. from the hudson institute this is an hour. >> good afternoon and welcome to hudson institute. i'm ken winestein, president and ceo of hudson institute. hudson is a policy research organization dedicated to promoting security freedom, and prosperity through strong and engaged u.s. international leadership. i want to welcome both of our members of the audience and our good friends from c-span as well. one of the most important potential threats facing the united states is that of terrorists using weapons of mass destruction chemical, biological and nuclear agents to harm americans. we had this attacked the other day in new york which -- just imagine how much scarier it would have been had the terrace had weapons of mass destruction. preventing such attacks are obviously critical to the president and his team. in his august 24th speech that outlined a new strategy for overseas. he says we must prevent weapons being used against us and around the world. for that matter. we have done a lot

what are you up the duke of edinburgh award. what are you up to?open and free to all ages to provide realise skills will stop and they can be done anywhere, any time. the pupils here at westminster academy are covering a range of subjects, including creating virtual reality, the importance of colour in photography... it is the different types of carlisle. —— colours. you would reduce the hue and saturation. as well are some of the more serious issues surrounding safety online. what are the main things you feel you have come away from the server having learned? for all my devices use either the same password. if the hackers new one of my passwords they would be able to get anything. so i learned that and i tried to change my password is everything, even the school website. so i am just going to carry on with the badge. are there any negatives you feel from there any negatives you feel from the fact that everything is out there and available? you just have to be careful of false news. there are always these clickbait articles that pop up. i have real

. >>> boston college hosting number one ranked duke.ference game for the 11-0 blue devils. a triple-double, nine assists. 1:30 left. robinson got it. boston college pulls often the upset. 89-84 the final. duke falls to 11-1. >>> for on so sc taking on seattle. i hope they have breath mints. toronto takes a 1-0 lead. then with time expiring in the game, armando cooper hits the e post. 2-0. they become the first team to complete the mls cup, supporter shield and canadian cup. >>> the jon karl saga is a trade has been agreed to in change for starlon castro. now they have to turn their attention to other players. >>> heisman trophy handed out in new york shortly. mayfield a beirfavorite. we'll have your winner right here on abc 7. >> >>> on abc 7 news at 6:00, a look at how firefighters in southern california are staying ahead of the quickly shifting wildfire flames. >>> and a reason to smile for north bay fire victims who lost everything back in october. >>> you would think snow would be a good thing during a snowball fight. >> but apparen

after graduating from duke law school he clerked for judge williams. he has now been nominated to the package to join. he spints a short time in private practice before entering public service and then -- and then governor george w. bush's administration as a legal policy advisor. when president bush entered the white house, justice willett joined him as a special assistant to the president. in that role he helped shape the domestic legal policy of the bush administration, especially in the president's efforts to increase charitable activities in neighborhoods across the nation. the next year he became deputy assistant attorney general in the justice department's office of legal policy. there he oversaw both civil and criminal policy initiatives, including what became the protect act of 2003 which increased law enforcement's ability to prevent and prosecute violent crimes against children. justice willett returned to texas to serve as the deputy attorney general for legal counsel. as the top legal aide to attorney greg abbott, he advised the office on

once you cross the bridge towards jefferson and duke that's aisenhower, good workaround for you, cutting that commute by more than half southbound 270, all the way out to the split with lanes open, and still a 34 may commute. that is our traffic watch. back in the next 10 minutes with an update on the roads and rails. jerseys, one player. what is next for one of basketball's greatest now that those jerseys have hit the rafters? >> a redskins player says he was recently pulled over here because he is black and has tattoos. he recorded a video from the scene. we will show it to you next year and why police say he' >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. what?on me, i said -- this it calmed down, they started pushing me up against in the put cuffs on my h that is a redskins safety saying that he was profiled by loudoun county police. larry: there are discrepancies between his stories and the official report. john? john: not only is he saying he was the victim of racial profiling, he says he was roughed up by loudoun county police. take a look, this is farm while station

. >>> boston college hosting number one ranked duke. conference game for the 11-0 blue devils. kyle bowman lobs it to jerome robinson. shy of the a triple-double, nine assists. 1:30 left. robinson got it. he had 24. boston college pulls off the huge upset. 89-84 the final. duke falls to 11-1. >>> toronto taking on seattle. i hope they have breath mints. toronto takes a 1-0 lead. then with time expiring in the game, armando cooper hits the post. victor vasquez knocks home the rebound. 2-0. they become the first team to complete the mls cup, supporter shield and canadian cup. >>> the jon karl saga is over. yankees and marlins agreed to a trade for starlon castro. now they have to turn their attention to other players. stay tuned. >>> if bryce love is healthy in the last five games, i think he wins the heisman. congratulations to baker mayfield, nice of him to salute bryce. >> classy move. but also bryson one leg was still better. >> that's what's amazing. heisman trophy winners don't have a great history in the nfl. we'll see how it goes.

oes a gradua he's a graduate of the duke ellington school.ry sanders has more. >> a >> anthony anderson considers himself lucky. >> here's a picture of my father on my mirror. i keep it -- he learned something inside him drew anthony to opera. >> opera? >> yes, opera. >> your friends laughed. >> they did. but not anymore. >> last year, after being among the few in his family to attend college, he was forced out because he couldn't afford tuition. after four years at duke ellington high school for the arts and countless hours working with a tutor, being a college dropout was painful. >> the dream came to an end? >> or so i thought. >> st. luke's choral director had another idea. she invited anthony to perform. >> i felt i had something to sing for. >> it may well be anthony's greatest performance ever. the audience so engaged, they raised next year of college. >> for a young african-american man who has chosen not only higher education but in an area that not too many young african-american males choose. >> opera? >> opera. >> soon several uni