this is not going to be good. >> reporter: dupont was finally lured out.e was found to be mentally ill but competent to stand trial despite what prosecutors considered an elaborate act at faking insanity. >> he to me was a total participant in setting up and insanity defense by parading him looking crazier and crazier, more unkept with each court hearing. >> reporter: heart broken nancy schultz followed the proceedings intensely. her tragedy now transformed into a hollywood movie with steve carell portraying dupont, mark ruffalo as her husband dave schultz and chaning tatum portraying david's brother mark. nancy told our ukee washington on talk philly about the big screen transformation of her darkest day. >> john dupont was a very controlling person. he want to do have the attention of -- actually have the the quality that other people gave like mark and dave and he couldn't have that. so it was a strange dynamics and in the film, dave, you know, tries to get in between mark and john are having a lot of difficulty working with each other. so dave gets in

we've got dupont decides to at least have a foray against fort sumter. >> what scares dupont the most and scares the men on the monitors -- and these are top officers. one thing dupont had was top officers in the united states navy. the draiton family of charleston. one is bankhead, who took over the monitor after the commander of the monitor was wounded in the action against the virginia. but they're scared to death because these monitors have very little buoyancy. and they know the confederates -- the general comes and takes over in charleston in september of 1862. he's willing to try anything. one thing they do is place lace in the harbor and out in the main channel. mines, floating -- what they then called torpedoes. if these torpedoes hit and detonated against a monitor, you probably had less than a minute to get out. they would flip over and sink. late in the war, one hit a mine in charleston harbor, went down with 64 of her men. i mean, it went over. it wasn't even a minute. they just flip and go down. the buoyancy is so bad. so they're very brave men. well, wait an minute. so

port royal,eized information or directives came at thatadmiral dupont, time captain dupont, saying a're going to be sending you stone fleet. these were old whalers that the united states government had loaded them up with granite from new england. they were to come down and supposed to sink them in the channels off of charleston. dupont hated the idea. he called them white elephants. they didn't know really what to do with them. followed orders. went ahead and sank them in the main ship channel. then another group came down a later and sank them off of sullivans island. dupont could tell, the sinking of these vessels, granite helped scour out the channels to make them even deeper. [laughter] -- blockade runners could get them a little easier. them into machine shops which he thought was a them.etter purpose for >> you mentioned captain admiral dupont. 1863, he made a stab at fort sumter. >> yes. fascinating individual. he was sort of the aristocrat of the united states navy. he was on that blockade board. he's one of the ones who helped design the blockade. given command of the expediti

dupont fortune.i think he was a very lonely, sad guy. he was-- he's someone who grew up, essentially by himself, with his mother. who by all accounts was pretty chilly. and his parents were divorced when he was two years old. so he grew up with just her in this house. and was isolated, i think, because of his wealth. and it's documented he had mental issues. you know, who was he? it's our best guess as to who he was. but i interviewed people. i read books that he had written. books about him. i don't know. i just-- ultimately i think he was a tortured, very tragic individual. >> rose: seeking something. >> seeking, well, yeah, i think part of the reason he became involved with wrestling, why he started this wrestling facility, and sports in general, he had cate an extensive sports program on his estate. he wanted that greatness, i think, to rub off on him. he embraced it. he just-- he loved the idea of being a leader of men. and he wasn't, naturally. but the character that mark rufallo plays, dave sc

. >> actor of dupont. and he died in prison years ago but he is brought back to life in the dissent to madness and finally murder. killing dave schultz and his brother. he and his brother mark lived on the states with dozens of wrestlers training for the olympics. it is a film that bennett miller is trying to make for eight years. >> i just knew that it was something i wanted to do i knew it was so bizarre, these characters were so bizarre. >> not sure he wants to see the film is dupont's lawyer and confident who often spoke with him three times a way. and his wife broke the news of the shooting at fox catcher. >> i stayed is john ok? and she said no, they're saying that he shot dave. i said what? >> a two-day standoff at fox catcher followed with dupont barricaded inside. the police tackled him as he finally emerged to check on furnas they shut off. and they witnessed his bizarre behavior the years leading up to the murder. >> ungrateful ape. >> they tried to get themselves psychiatric help but they never

and i do not like to see you being low. >> tell me who john dupont was. >> he was the heir to the dupont fortune. i think he was a very lonely guy. he grew up essentially by himself with his mother who was pretty chilly. his parents were divorced when he was two years old. he grew up with just her in his house and was isolated, i think because of his wealth. it is documented that he had a mental issues. who was he? it is our best guess as to who he was, but i interviewed people and read books that he had written, books about him. i think ultimately he was a tortured and tragic individual. >> seeking something? >> well, yeah. i think the reason that he started the wrestling facility and sports in general -- he had extensive sports programs on his estate. he wanted that greatness to rub off on him. he embraced it. he just loved the idea of being a leader of men. and he was not, naturally it the character that mark rufflo plays was a leader of men, one of the greatest wrestlers of all time. and dupont zeroed in on people like that and wanted to be -- it was a conflict because he wanted to b

he's one of the original heirs of the original dupont founders.e wrote big checks for the delaware museum of natural history. and oh yeah, he was a killer. john dupont loved the olympics, and in his enormous property, he started foxcatcher farms, the headquarters for the u.s. national wrestling team. we later learned dupont was mentally ill and very eccentric. he drove his cars into ponds. lots of people helped him spend his money. he was a generous friend to area law enforcement, but he was also paranoid and jealous with his wrestlers, and he snapped. >> january 26th, 1996. >> i remember the police scanner blairing in our newsroom, and my editor saying to me, there's something going on at foxcatcher. >> reporter: jeff blumenthal was a young newspaper reporter at the time. he went to foxcatcher where he learned dupont shot and killed champion wrestler john schultz. he held police at bay until they captured him two days later. blumenthal is now a reporter. he remembers the international coverage of the shooting, the trial, and all the bizarre behav

. >> reporter: dupont circle is one of the most happening spots in the area, but you might be surprisedunderneath, what it's become and what it may become. >> it's going to be cold this weekend. sunday we're looking at cloud rolling in leading to rain monday. we'll -- clouds rolling in leading to rain monday. we'll talk about your morning commute on monday. >>> we begin with breaking news tonight, the beltway back open after a man bailed out of a moving car, was hit by one, possibly two cars and it shut down several lanes of traffic. >> mdot and montgomery county fire tell us the 28-year-old was struck as he ran across the lanes of the inner loop, hopped the center divider and kept running to the outer loop. he was taken to the hospital with serious injuries but not life threatening. >>> we are in the grips of the arctic air we've been tracking all week. i'm jan jeffcoat. >> i'm derek mcginty. tonight we are facing some bone chilling temperatures, hard to believe we're still five weeks away from winter. >> these are some of the coldest temps so far this season. the high today just got t

dupont left 80% of his vast estate to bulgarian wrestler. the lawyer and others control the other 20% they say they will set up a mental health foundation. dave shultz family sued dupont estate and lives in california david henry, channel 6 "action news." >>> a study shows one age group isn't saving enough money. we'll explain how bad it is. >>> plus, how to get the best deals if you're heading to the outlets for holiday shopping. >> reporter: it will be a cold weekend around the delaware valley with a reinforcing shot of cold air with january-like temperatures and icy windchills arriving next week. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back snow may be a good luck charm for the notre dame fighting irishs. they are digging out snow at the stadium. more snow may fall during the game against northwestern. north dame is -- notre dame is 1-1-3 where it snowed. >>> it was the second annual nearly naked mile. here some of the folks who took off most of their clothes for a good cause, they donated

--t quickly here -- dewpoint dupont.ook like in the end the activists will get what they want anyway, a couple of directors on the board? dupont'ssome of investors, and from what i hear, there may be a breakup of dupont . there may be more activist voices on the board. i think maybe the company will hold together or they will

this happened in january of 1996 on dupont's estate. dee pont ho dupont hosted an olympic wrestling facility. the story is coming to the big screen in the new movie "fox catcher." >> what do you hope to achieve, mark? >> steve carell plays john dupont. the movie stars mark ruffalo and channing tatum. and dave sha resulchultz's wido will attend the premiere. you were a consultant for this movie, nancy. tell me what that was like. it must have been difficult for to you sort of reopen an old wound like this. >> i think i'm always there. you know what happened in '96 is still with me every day, but this was a nice opportunity also to help ruffalo show what kind of person dave was. bennett miller took an extreme amount of time making this scene real. it's real wrestling in the film and mark ruffalo took on everything the way dave picked up a cup, the way he walked. it was nice to be able to share my husband's memory. >> how does ruffalo learn how your late husband picked up the cup? >> i was on the set three or four times during the shooting

dupont, i mean, maybe there's more to split off there. i think dupont's done a pretty good job.as nelson peltz said. he's a rigorous thinker who wants more. you know what? everybody deserves more. i also think that coleman did not do that bad a job. >> there are some people who feel home builders have gone up too far, too fast. i like this group very much. >> as you've said for a while. >> i think this group has got terrific momentum. beazer, it's amazing they made a comeback. i thought horton, the ceo, very bullish. three to five-year run. stewart miller at lennar. i do not want to go against the home builders. short timers, you want to take profits, fine. but this most recent decline in interest rates is playing well. >> smuckers cutting on folgers. >> yeah, prices come and go. it's not the first rodeo for folgers. last night at the veterans concert -- >> that was amazing. did you see bruce springsteen with dave grohl? >> the boss. starbucks has hedged a huge amount of coffee. obviously folgers may not have done that. but that's a very fine company. i'm not anxious to dump it.

now would you see a guy like john dupont use sports in the same way. i know that you grew up in boston, you're a red sox fan, can u you describe just what it was like in boston that the red sox were after the boston marathon bombings in how they experienced the city, because you experienced that, right? >> there was that boston strong that permeated the city, i think that happened in new orleans, i think it happens in cities that have had tough times and when a sports team can give people something to rally around and focus on and enjoy, it kind of lightens the load. >> you have no boston accent, but can you do an impression of a boston sports fan? >> not so much. >> we have seen your impressions, you did a good impression of herm edwards. you did that speech. >> you play the win the game. >> and then we had your version of it. >> you play to win the game. >> how long did it take you to study that? >> that took about 13 seconds. they said which one do you want to do and i said i'll do that one. i watched it for 13 seconds and we filmed it. >> and you a

in toxic substances including pesticides. dupont officials say it's unclear what caused the leak. duponttors. >>> well, brazen robbery and at a check cashing place has philadelphia police turning to you for help. here is rick williams with tonight's crime fighter's report. >> on wednesday, september 10 an employee was closing up at don's check cashing on the 1200 block of east hunting park avenue in philadelphia juniata section ever the time was after 7 p.m.. surveillance captured a hooded man outside the store. >> you could see on the video perpetrator was pacing up and do w

he didn't want anyone obvious to play dupont. he was looking for someone benign and non-threatening who had never shot anyone in a movie before. when carell's name came up, miller booked a lunch. >> bennett miller: to be totally honest with you, right after our first lunch, something inside of me just clicked. you know, the coin dropped and i thought, "oh, i could see that. i want that." >> kroft: what happened at the lunch? what did he do during the lunch? what did he say during the lunch that made you think that he was right? >> miller: deadly serious. deadly, deadly serious. somebody who had read the script and had done some research. and part of it is a commitment, knowing that you're both feet in. and that it might not necessarily be easy, but that, "i get it. and whatever it takes."

. >> steve correll is johnny dupont.s to the world by way of academy award nominated direct or bennett mill here brought you the film's money ball and capote. bennett miller joins thus morning to preview his latest project, foxcatcher. niles to see you. >> women come. >> i remember thinking back in 96, while working here, that one day this film will probably be on the big screen. that day has come. what were your immediate thoughts when you first heard the storey? >> well, i didn't learn about the story until about eight years ago. and i was curious, i was fascinated, it just seemed bizarre, and it is the casino every thing that could have been a comedy if it hadn't ended horribly. >> dave schultz being shot. >> and i was curious about the transaction, like what -- what did one of the wealthiest men in the world want with his wrestling team, and, you know, what was the understanding between them? >> was it difficult to bring to the big screen? >> yes. it took, you know, eight years, for it to happen, mostly because the s

in a missions called the dupont machine. dupont is made up of three deserter volunteers. the oss goes through the camps of italy to calm out the soldiers that are part of the german armies that had allied leanings. many of them are communists or socialists of these men were recruited to become asian in the oss. dealer forms a theme of three of these individuals and they are put together and they drop on friday the 13th, kind of an ominous day for many ways for the mission because they are dropped out by a polish crew that drops them off for the drop zone in austria and their mission is to gather intelligence on sort of the local german manufacturing, jet manufactured in the area as well as something called the southwest wall, which the germans are building in austria. here, taylor and his team dropping to gather intelligence and from the start, sort of everything goes wrong. their mission radio is the lifeline. if you don't have a radio behind the lines, you are as good as dead. sadly, the radio they think dropped into a lake. sudanese men were behind the lines of the mos

dupont manufactures the chemical at that plant.the leak happened and four people died in quick succession, when the supervisor called 911, the plant supervisor sounded like he had no idea what was going on. what chemical might be involved or, crucially, what first responders might be in for when they responded. what you'll hear here is the 911 operator doing a pretty solid job here trying to figure out what's going on. but the plant supervisor just has no idea. >> a plant shift supervisor was not completely clear about the nature of the emergency on its hands. >> how did this happen? is it chemical related. >> i'm not certain. >> sir, i need to know what's going on. >> we have some injured people. i'm not sure if there's any chemical involved or not. >> curiously, though, while lacking a full understanding of the situation at hand, including the type of poison gas that had escaped. >> you really don't know what kind of chemical it is? >> no, ma'am. as soon as i find that out, i will let you know. >> the shift supervisor was still c

dupont died in prison in 2010. reporting live in pallo, nbc bay area news. >>> new tonight at 11:00, one person is dead and the search is on in san francisco for who did it. police say the victim was found before 8:30 near the intersection of larkin and o'ferrell. the man has been stabbed. he later died at san francisco general. investigators have no suspect description and they are asking anyone about information to come forward. >>> 43 students in mexico are missing and feared dead. and hundreds are calling for answers. the group demonstrated in the mission district today dhanding the truth. the students disappeared on october 26th after a violent clash with police. >> right to express themselves. the schools are a stave place. when these students expressed themselves you saw that a dissident voice is going to be crushed. >> the government says the students were killed by gangs and their bodies burned. parents aren't so sure that is the truth. >> niners aldon smith back on the roster. finished his nine game suspe

she says it happened in a bathroom of the level one restaurant in dupont circle. we talked to the people there in charge. they said the store wasn't open yet and only a few managers were inside. >>> d.c. police are looking for a second suspect in a thanksgiving sex assault. this is near a middle school. police say paul xavier williams and another man stun gunned, kidnapped and sexually assaulted a woman thursday near kelly miller middle school northeast. williams had been arrested two days before the alleged assault for an unrelated assault. a judge let him go before his court date. so far this year, there have been more than 80 crimes within a few blocks of this school. >>> ray rice, a major trending topic across the country right now, now that his suspension over, he could play again as soon as next week, if he signs with a team. nbc's chris palone tells us how everyone is reacting, including rice's wife. >> reporter: he already has a super bowl baltimo raven ray ri just got one of the biggest wins of his career. friday, a former judge, serving as an arbitrator,

in 1996 dupont gunned down dave, killing him.restling high school coach is a former stanford wrestling coach who worked with dave and mark. he said dave treated his opponents like they were his best friends. >> dave on the wrestling side was like a savant. >> reporter: he says he's dispidi disappointed the movie didn't stick with the real story. >> they didn't stick with the facts because the facts are pretty dramatic and pretty interesting, i would think. they kind of did the hollywood thing and when they say based dn a true story, it's loosely based. >> reporter: he said dave talked him about leaving fox catcher because of dupont's irrational behavior. channing tatum plays mark in the film. as a list actors bring the story to life it's forced mark to relive some of his darkest days. >>> more news and weather on today in the bay. oprah dazzled in the south bay. it's aimed at helping fans figure out what they want out of life and how to make their dreams a reality. >>> this morning our reality is a few clouds streaming across the

in the end that is what caps off the gestapo to the dupont team. they moved around for over two months behind the lines and gather really good intelligence. and they gestapo surrounds a barn that the men are staying in. they come in with mp 40 machine pistols and jam it in the ribs of the team members and ask who taylor is. he says he is the captain. and then they start to beat him. as this is going on in italy there is an interesting dynamic occurring. as i mentioned earlier, this unit, the italian navy, it's one of the most successful units. units. i think to british battleships in alexandria, they conduct a number of operations that are highly successful, sink a large portion of allied tonnage of chips. italy in 1943 changes sides, and the oss is out of the box and dynamic thinkers they say, why not not take these assets and bring them into the fold? and that is exactly what they did. and these men, taylor was initially part of organizing and negotiating. they conduct special operations missions behind the lines and conduct these missions by gat

. >>> fox catcher stars steve correll as delaware millionaire john dupont. >> i have a deep love forhe sport of wrestling, i wanted to speak with you about your future about what you hope to achieve. what do you hope to achieve mark. >> reporter: the film is an autobiography by winning olympic wrestler mark shultz who tells of his rip with dupont. they train for the 1988 games in seoul. both men feel infurrer to mark's brother dave who is killed by dupont on a sprawling estate. >>> this movie marks the final role for comedian robin williams before he took his life in august. >> what a jackass. >> what are we going to do? >> reporter: a merry friggen christmas the family must spend christmas with his family, but when he realizes he left all the gifts at home, 0 boyd and his father hit the road in and attempt to make the 8 hour round trip before sunrise. >> you just threw a flower pot through your window there. >> reporter: jim daniel -- jim carey and jeff daniels are in dumb and dumber to. >> you guys are serious, you would help me out? >> of course we'll help you out. >> i will need

this morning the chemical leaked from the dupont plant in laport. four workers died. plant officials contained the leak. dupont has extended condolences and is worked with the authorities. >>> president obama met with two important pacific leaders, australia prime minister and japanese prime minister. among the topics increased security and military operations. joint military operations and reducing tension with china and giving $3 billion to the green fund. >>> a third ebola patient at nebraska. the u.s. state department asked the nebraska hospital to treat him. he is the only confirmed case of ebola on u.s. soil. he is extremely ill but was stable enough to make the flight to the u.s. >>> a major decision in the michael brown case is expected any day. new audio recordings shed light on what happened the day he shot the teen. schools and law enforcement in missouri is raring -- preparing for the decision. a small crowd of people gathered to support michael brown's parents. michael brown senior and leslie mcfadden testified against torture at the u.n. >> had a chance

it happened on saturday at this dupont plant in la porte. two brothers were killed and the father writing on facebook, my sons were hard-working men and they lost their lives trying to help others. they will be missed but never forgotten. >> the whole neighborhood is so sad. we found out yesterday we lost someone we loved. >> a fifth worker was rushed to the hospital. the chemical is methyl mercaptan and has a strong rotten egg smell. it spread across the houston, metropolitan area, some 40 miles away. >> we thought something died in the house and started to burn candles, but it didn't go away. >> the company insists there was never a danger. >> there was never a hazard to our neighbors, but there was a strong odor and we deeply apologize for that. >> previously the u.s. chemical safety board found four accidents at dupont facilities, including fatal ones in belle, west virginia and one in new york. >> one accident like this are one too much and that is why there are strict regulations on the books regulating methyl mercaptan and other chemi

and you know, it all kind of, it all goes wrong. >> jimmy: everyone knows the dupont name.r the olympics, and has the money to do it. >> he has no business, like, actually doing that. >> jimmy: no. he has nothing. but gosh, he plays a creepy, awesome human being. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it is insane the acting job on the whole cast. >> thanks. >> jimmy: and then great job directing. i want to show a clip. this is where channing tatum meets steve carell's character, john dupont in the movie, "foxcatcher." it's in theaters this friday, check it out. >> some rich guy calls you on the phone. i want mark schultz to come visit me. i'm a wrestling coach. and i have a deep love for the sport of wrestling. and i want to speak with you about your future. about what you hope to achieve. what do you hope to achieve, mark? >> i want to be the best in the world. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: dude, you went for it, man. i'm like -- i don't know, that's crazy. you also, i love it, because you like i know you hurt your knee, you got that thing in your ear. it was not fun. the set didn't soun

right in front of the north entrance to the dupont metro station. here is what we are getting from witnesses. inside the metro station, there was some kind of altercation between a man and woman. aey believe a woman stabbed man in the metro station and she came running out of the station. police took a woman into custody. you don't know if this is the actual mom and involved in the stabbing. the actual woman involved in the stabbing. we saw the ambulance take off and we believe the victim was placed in that ambulance. witnesses say he was in a wheelchair but he did appear conscious. his injuries did not appear to be life-threatening. returned toute has normal. a lot of questions still to be probably will be directed to the woman who was taken into custody a short while ago. >> keep us posted out there. coming up at 5:00, dcu voters have picked muriel bowser as their next mayor. ahead, our plans for the city. >> g.m.'s new incentive to get a potentially life-threatening defect fixed in millions of cars. >> cries for justice permit woman whose daughte

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and one of the businesses you will find there is this dupont chemical plantd. >> my son called me and dad, there's been an accident at the plant. >> a horrifying phone call. two of his sons killed during a chemical leak at the dupont facility. >> gilbert soon lesh e learned that the leak killed four people and later a fifth. >> two of that man's three sons were killed. what killed and injured these people was a leak of a chemical that's used mostly in pesticide, but it's also used in jet fuel and plastzices. due pont manufacture rs the chemical at that plant. but when the leak happened and four people died in quick succession, when the supervisor called 9-1-1, the plant supervisor sounded like he had no idea what was going on. what chemical might be involved or, crucially, what first responders might be in for when they responded. what you'll hear here is the 9-1-1 operator doing a pretty solid job here trying to figure out what's going on. but the plant supervisor just has no idea. >> a plant shift supervisor was not completely clear about the nature of the emergency on its hands. >>

and they have boxes in the lobby on north dupont highway. they are urged to drove off coats and along with a canned good. the food drive erupts through december 11. >>> here in university city bundled up eighth graders went to college today. it's part of an annual event. the grade students are getting a taste of high school life. the early exposures wilmot elevatwillmotivate students to a college degree. distillery. >>> time for a check on the accuweather forecast. and cecily tynan is at the "action news" big board. it's not bad. >>> it's friday. i am forecasting a warmup. it puts you in a good mood. the morning low 28. 10 below normal. the afternoon high i like to point it out 37. the high today didn't even reach our normal low for this time of year. this is definitely more like middle of january weather than november. things will be changing. 35 in philadelphia. wilmington 32. trenton 32. sea isle is 34 degrees. you factor in the breeze. the wind is not that the strong now. there is enough of a breeze to drop the temperatures in the 20s. y

s sex crime unit is investigating a reported attack in dupont circle, a transgender female says she was sexually assaulted. >> the report said she told police she was attacked in this bar but management says they were closed at that time. >> the victim a 29-year-old transgender woman said she was sexual assaulted in the back room, the report indicates a white man in his 20s, 6'1" to 6'3", blue jeans with gray, black and red and a college ring on his index finger. the incident took place 6:30 and 7:00 on thanksgiving day. but the bar was not alleged of the crime until we told them and said the bar didn't open until 7:00 p.m. and that two managers were inside alone preparing to open from 5:30 to 7:00. the d.c. trans coalition released this statement. >> obviously the investigation is in it's very early stages. anyone with ngs information is asked to call d.c. police. >>> hours after the reinstated ray rice, his wife sat down and talked about the since deincide got him suspended. >> can you describe your emotions. >> i was furious. we came home. we didn't talk -- i didn't speak to him the

he's great at it. >> this story, back from the '80s and '90s, john dupont, wealthy heir to the dupontery dark turn. i was just wondering, /* what drew you to the story? >> working with bennett miller. he directed "moneyball" and "capote," and he is particular about the types of things he gets involved in. i figured if he's in, i am all in. >> he said this role was outside of your comfort zone. >> yeah. oh, for sure. i don't think i was on anybody's list for this kind of part. i wasn't campaigning for it. apparently my agent submitted my name and gave him pause and he thought about it. and he sent me the script, and we met, and he offered me the part, so -- >> and you said the chance to work with him is all i need. >> huge. yeah. and the fact -- and i didn't know if i could do it, but the fact he thought i could, was enough. >> it was clear you could do it, and this story has so many different layers to it. i was struck by how much of the story is told without any dialogue at all and the looks and the glances. >> it's very spare. yeah. it's very economical, and in the pauses. there's a

it's happened in what's known as the crop protection unit at this dupont chemical plant. we toward is in chemical. neglectingmer cap tan, is only used in that part of the facility as feed stock for farming insecticides. reports don't know what caused the valve to fail but the employees' preparedness was not enough to save them. listen. >> have to demonstrate you know -- you work with other people so it's not only book training and learning the processes but you have to also demonstrat the knowledge before you can work at a unit. so, the operators were doing the jobs they know how to do. >> again, four people dead, including two brothers. a fifth victim did survive, and remains in the hospital right now, shep. >> casey live in dallas. thanks. >>> there's new study on energy drinks that we had just a second ago. now we have someone here to talk about that because we're doing half a story now and half a story later. the energy drink thing was interesting. energy drinks. right? i'm curious about what you are supposed to do? what are you supposed to do? just not drink them? is

dupont says it is cooperating with the investigation. >>> a surgeon inspecfected with ebola being treated in neb. dr. salia was then to the nebraska medical center in's made that. the hospital says that although he was well enough to travel, he is possibly in worse condition than the other ebola patients successfully treated there. he is 44 years old, a surgeon from maryland. a legal u.s. residents. he contracted the deadly disease while working at the united methodist hospital in sierra leone and has moved back home at his wife's request. >>> join us for sunday house call two hours from now at 12:30 eastern. and for now, i'm eric shawn. back to sunday morning futures oig and maria. >>> thank you, eric. will she or won't she? we may know soon about hillary's plans. the current virginia governor terry mcauliffe telling the hill that secretary clinton plans to announce by mid-january whether she will run in 2016. we kick off our panel with that. ed rollins is former white house str adviser and a long time strategist and fox news political analyst. judith miller from the manhattan institute

reporter: this morning officials are trying to figure out the cause of a deadly chemical leak at a dupontlant in la port, texas. >> we had the incident this morning, that resulted in the exposure of five employees, four of which were fatally exposed. >> the chemical released has a strong rotten egg smell can and can be dead in high concentrations. the fall ordered spread out across la porte and spread over houston. >> there was never a shelter in place issued because there was never a hazard to our neighbors. thereof a strong odor and we deeply apologize for that nuisance. >> federal and local safety issues are investigating. so is dupont. >> we will find the cause at this point. >> the cloud has dissi patd but the sense of unease may hang around much longer. >>> turning now to the record-breaking cold snap has gripping much of the country. it has sent temperatures dipping to levels we usually don't see until the dead of winter. everybody wants to know how long it will last. crystal has both a crystal ball, magic 8 ball and many computer models. >> we are going to see some very cold tempe

newmontnk pepsico and -- and dupont are two of americans best companies.en is one of the top performers. knewu look at one in dread we has done a pepsico, she has created a heck of a strategy with a strong ranch eyes with foods and beverages. they are the fastest grower in the food space in terms of overall volume. great performance the last three years, up 52% and coke is focusing on sugar-based beverages. --y are only growing at a they're not growing. if you look at dupont, that's a good example. 2009koman came in there in and she had a conglomerate, a technical conglomerate and she has focused on the areas of growth and is spinning off her performance coatings and now performance materials and focusing on the big growth areas like ag and nutrition and biomaterials. clear andy well-defined strategy. since she took over, their stock is up 250%. peltz comes inon a monster break it up further. dupont is a 200 12-year-old company, one of america's great legacy companies, and she is building it for the future. we need to support people who are doing that and