>>reporter: the deal they hugh jackson was fired?saw on espn, i think it was a really bad moves. he barely missed the playoffs this year with the raiders. he was working with an injured team pretty much, they did not have daren't fat in their best offensive weapons. >>reporter: but they did not make the playoffs. >> but it was not the coach, he was doing everything that he could do. >>reporter: they are the most penalized team in the history of the nfl under hugh jackson. >> that is not necessarily his fault though. i think the players, i think they, i think the raiders administration needs to look more at their players. they fire staff year after year and it is not working out. obviously you have to change something else besides the staff. maybe you need to look into the players we are getting in the draft, who you are picking up as a free agent, when you are picking people up every year. >>reporter: you sound like you should be the next general manager. >> maybe, i don't know. >>reporter: if he was, one thing is for sure coach hugh

jackson, andrew jackson, the jackson that used to live next door in salisbury? if andrew jackson can be president, anybody can. such was the power of the enduring fame of the battle of new orleans. so what did the war accomplish? why did it matter? in the dismal december of the war's second year, president madison addressed congress and tried to put the best possible light on the trials and tribulations the nation had endured on the battlefields. the war, with its fositudes, is illustrated the capacity of the united states, to be a great, a flourishing and a powerful nation. now, for whatever madison's shortcomings as a charismatic leader, he had been proven correct and could justly don the cloak of victor. there was to be no better evidence than that than in james monroe's election to the presidency as madison's monroe's re-election without opposition. james monroe presided over a national coalition that was tested and fired. in the summer of 1823, scarcely 11 years after he waited for peace commissioners to appear, john quincy adams, now monroe's secretary of

hugh jackson gone in this one season. be the seventh head coach for the raiders in 10 years. >> we're moving into a new era, no disrespect to coach jackson but it is something i want to do, starting new. i go with my gut a lot, okay. so when it's time to make the final call, my gut is going to tell me one thing. >> i have a lot of respect for hugh jackson. he brought a lot to this organization. but as reggie said it is time to move forward and that's what we're going to do. >> reporter: i don't know this kind of sound like an exaggeration. but tonight's warriors-heat game nothing short of widely entertainment. you pay a pretty penny to see lebron james and you get your money's worth. wade and lebron combined for 60 points. however the warriors come back. wright with his three will tie it with about 30 second left and they wind up going to overtime. nate robinson newcomer. he was 14 from 14 from the free throw line. he stole it on to darrelle wright. the gimme and the rain. >>> once you catch up, you get nothing left for c

hugh jackson gone in this one season.e seventh head coach for the raiders in 10 years. >> we're moving into a new era, no disrespect to coach jackson but it is something i want to do, starting new. i go with my gut a lot, okay. so when it's time to make the final call, my gut is going to tell me one thing. >> i have a lot of respect for hugh jackson. he brought a lot to this organization. but as reggie said it is time to move forward and that's what we're going to do. >> reporter: i don't know this kind of sound like an exaggeration. but tonight's warriors-heat game nothing short of widely entertainment. you pay a pretty penny to see lebron james and you get your money's worth. wade and lebron combined for 60 points. however the warriors come back. wright with his three will tie it with about 30 second left and they wind up going to overtime. nate robinson newcomer. he was 14 from 14 from the free throw line. he stole it on to darrelle wright. the gimme and the rain. >>> once you catch up, you get nothing left for crunch

up next for us here tonight, do you know percy jackson? chances are your kids do. he's the fictional hero that has captivated young readers to the tunes of tens of millions of books and counting. >>> welcome back. if you have young kids then you may know very well the percy jackson books have caught fire with young readers. the books are a kind of narrative mash-up of classical mythology with current life today. they're popularity is at near harry potter levels in some quarters with reluctant readers as a category. as kate snow reports, percy's creator is also a father and the books are the gift he has given to his own son. >> for readers of certain age, rick is a rock star. >> how are you doing today, democrat? he invented percy jackson, the hero of the lightning thief his first kid's novel made into a movie. he's a modern day kid that fights ancient battles. the percy jackson novels are the reason kids like these know so much about mythology. who are your favorite greek gods? >> aphrodite. >> the goddess of agriculture. >> with the lightning thief, he launched an

jackson?> yes, sir. >> officer jackson, was inmate antonio easter present when you confiscated -- conducted the shakedown of his living area? >> no. >> officer jackson, were you aware that you were conducting the shakedown of the living area of antonio easter? >> yes. >> officer jackson, do you know the s.o.p. states that an inmate, if can be made available, must be present when that inmate's property is being shaken -- shook down? >> no, i didn't need him there. i suspected there was something in the area. i continued on with it. i already found some contraband in the area. that's why i decided to check his bed. before the knife, i found a glass bottle, a dice, gang paraphernalia. cassette tape. >> all right. antonio, you are correct inasmuch as you can't get a criminal charge for this. but, however, this is an administrative hearing. you can be held responsible for that weapon being in your living area. it was in your assigned living area. therefore, i'm going to find you guilty of the charg

hugh jackson said he was not the man he wanted as his head coach. they failed to make the play of yos, and jackson is out after one season as the head coach. >> and i felt there is a need for change at the head coaching position from the top. we are moving into a new era. no disrespect to coach jackson, but it is something i want to do start a new. >> my feeling always has been that if my father wasn't here, we needed somebody to run the football side of the building. i needed to find the right person. i truly believe that reggie mckenzie is the right man for this job, and i think you will all see that as we go along. >> mckenzie played for the raiders in the late 80s. he said he felt like it was coming home, and he spent the last 18 years in the green bay organization. first order of business is picking a new head coach. we will have more on that later in sports. now on the subject of the stadium, mark davis did say the raiders need a new one. he would prefer to stay in oakland. he would consider sharing with the 9ers in santa clara, and he says he

michael jackson.qui sequinned glove over there, his footprints and the hand prints of his three children, who took steps to ensure their father's immortality. >> i speak for him as well. this right here is his lifetime achievement award. >> reporter: in his lifetime, michael jackson had been celebrated with gold records and grammys, but this was a recognition like none other. for the first time ever, a celebrity was honored by grauman's chinese theater after their death. michael jackson's children took their father's shoe and famous sequinned glove and left an impression that will never be erased. >> it's only fitting that michael be enshrined here today in front of grauman's chinese theater alongside -- >> reporter: jackson's long time producer quincy jones joined thousands of fans to pay tribute. >> i think he deserves this. and so much more. >> it's a very good celebration. i know if michael was here, he would agree. >> mike the meant so much to me. >> reporter: singer justin bieber said he drew in

>> i'm kai jackson. >> and i'm mary bubala. here's what people are talking about. >> three months in captivity. an american aid worker rescued by navy seals in somalia is expected to be reunited with her family soon. anna matranga reports for wjz. talking about the process to help her deal with her trauma. >> this is where american aid worker jessica buchanan is undergoing a process the u.s. military calls phase 2 reintegration. doctors are treating the 32- year-old, helping her transition back to a life of freedom. it was early wednesday when the same navy seals who killed osama bin laden, parachuted into somalia, where pirates were holding buchanan. the seals killed all nine captors and rescued buchanan and her danish colleague, paul fisted, after six months in captist. today, their families issued a statement saying, we are grateful for all of the efforts that have been put into getting them safely back to us and for the fact that a very difficult chapter in our lives is over. buchanan is reported to have suffered kidney pro

hugh jackson said he was not the man he wanted as his head coach. they failed to make the play of yos, and jackson is out after one season as the head coach. >> and i felt there is a need for change at the head coaching position from the top. we are moving into a new era. no disrespect to coach jackson, but it is something i want to do start a new. >> my feeling always has been that if my father wasn't here, we needed somebody to run the football side of the building. i needed to find the right person. i truly believe that reggie mckenzie is the right man for this job, and i think you will all see that as we go along. >> mckenzie played for the raiders in the late 80s. he said he felt like it was coming home, and he spent the last 18 years in the green bay organization. first order of business is picking a new head coach. we will have more on that later in sports. now on the subject of the stadium, mark davis did say the raiders need a new one. he would prefer to stay in oakland. he would consider sharing with the 9ers in santa clara, and he says he

michael jackson. i leave your mind when i was gone. that is one of lyrics. i want to be where you are is the title. thank you, calvin, for making that happen. >> this is where you want to be right now. our temperatures will be well into the 60s. we'll be enjoying just a beautiful afternoon, bright sunshine. light wind. we should be dry today. so this is going to be, as tony likes to say, the best day of the week weatherwise. >> enjoy it get outside. >> it might be the best day of the next month. >> whoa, whoa. >> got to be honest with you. still wintertime. >> still got another month. >> i'm just doing this because otherwise, radar goes to waste. we pay a lot of money but there is nothing to show you. >> this is great. >> there is your hd radar. nothing to show you today. very, very quiet conditions across the area. right now at reagan national, 41 degrees. dulles is 37. these temperatures about 10 degrees warmer than they were 24 hours ago and that gives you a sense of the direction we're headed toda

michael jackson never left his hand and footprint at the famous chinese theater.th, his children did it for him. >> some famous fans were there to see it done. ben tracy is in hollywood this morning. good morning. ben. >> good morning from hollywood. you know, here at the famous grauman's chinese theater, they have hand prints and footprints, and this is the latest. michael jackson, the imprint of his sequined glove over there and his footprints and the hand prints of his three children who hours ago took steps to ensure their father's hollywood immortality. >> i think i speak for him as well. this right here is his lifetime achievement award. >> in his lifetime, michael jackson was celebrated with gold records and grammys. informs a recognition like none other. for the first time ever, a celebrity was honored by grauman's chinese theater after his death. michael jackson's children, prince shall paris and blanket took their father's shoes an the famous sequined glove protected with a thin piece of plastic and left an impression that will never be erased. >> michae

now, how did andrew jackson feel about this child?>> that's a very -- i use that same anecdote to make a point i think is the most persuasive one. i don't know what that writer had in mind, but this was his adopted son who he, it is fair to say that he protected him and treated him kindly. but i think if you look at the way he was treated in the house, it was exactly like a pet. a loved and honored pet, but a pet nonetheless. and tourists would come by and look at him. it probably suggests that -- i'm getting too psychoanalytic here, that jackson had some mixed feelings, he considered indian people not bad people, but clearly not developed enough, and they needed somebody to sort of watch over there them, a paternalistic kind of presence which is, of course, what he did for the entire end peoples -- indian people in the country. the paternalism that all the southeast indians had to undergo could have been seen in microcosm in the way he treated that little boy. he kept talking about, oh, when you go out west, white culture, people in

hue jackson was fired after one season with the team.esterday raiders owner mark davis announced the hiring of reggie mckenzie as the new general manager. in his first move he decided jackson was not the man he wanted to coach the silver and black after the team faded down the stretch to finish 8-8 last season. mckenzie played for the raiders in the late 80s and spent the past a teen years working in the green bay packers' front office. raiders' firing of jackson is getting a lot of reaction on our facebook page. peggy: how many coaches in this last decade? unbelievable. i like jackson's attitude and presentation of himself, sad, i feel the raiders didn't give him a chance. jose: he talked his way out of the job when they lost -- they loss the last game. >>> so hard when playoff team -- [ unintelligible ] the 49ers are playing this week against the saints playoff game, no chance of rain. >> no, everybody is hoping for rain to slow down the saints, it going towÑ[ñ be dry, sunny my even get sun burn if you are at the game for too long that

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which begs the question, your favorite michael jackson song? >> it will have to be thriller. >> i just love the whole story of thriller. >> great video. >> uh-huh. >>> we've got serious weather out there. >> we do. it's starting to move in now. we are seeing a little bit of that freezing rain around the area. a lot of areas so far this evening have been spared. that's because our temperatures right now are still hovering around that freezing mark. we're sitting at 32 degrees at reagan national airport right now. we dipped down a little bit into the early 30s earlier in the evening. right now the winds are fairly calm. our view from the michael and son weather camera is not too bad at the capitol building. we have cloudy skies. those are sticking around well into the afternoon tomorrow as the rain continues moving on through most of the forecast for tomorrow. we will see the opportunity though with our freezing rain advisory of getting some of that wintery mix in here early hours in the morning. it looks like the currenttemperatures have been ho

jackson's shoeprints needed a do-over, but eventually the shoes went down, and the three jackson kidsy going to rock it tonight ♪ ♪ yeah >> -- took the stage to honor jackson. >> he was more than an entertainer. he was an inspiration. >> he was just a great person. not only he was the biggest star in the world and changed the world and there will never be another one like him. he was the kindest man in the world. >> reporter: jackson's mother, katharine, and brothers tito and jackie joined music producer quincy jones and motown great smokey robinson in honoring the king of pop. >> i'm here to pay tribute to my little brother. and his legacy and his talent will live on and on and on and on and on forever and ever. >> for me, and i think i speak for him as well, this is his lifetime achievement award. this is what he strived to get. and this is what we are giving and thisoda what we are giving

michael jackson, one of the world's greatest entertainers. on thursday, a tribute. his family joined by a host of stars at this hollywood landmark, where generations of celebrities have left their hand and foot print. >> my dad won the lifetime achievement award. he worked his hardest to get it. for me, i speak for him as well, this is his lifetime achievement award. this is what he's tried to get it. this is what we are giving him out today. >> his son pressed his father's shoes into the cement. ♪ also there, some of today's biggest stars, including justin beiber. >> people have to remember him for being the man that he was. >> michael jackson's mother said the star would have loved the ceremony. >> it is a very good celebration and i know michael were here, he would agree. to see all the friends and loved ones and especially his fans to celebrate this with him. ♪ >> afterwards, the tributes continued. this is a chance to celebrate his achievements after all the controversy about his death. >> you have been watching "newsday." thank you for watching. >> make sense

moves and if anything seems like a michael jackson move service not our intention.ntention. reporter: in hollywood william lajeunesse, fox news. >> can't wait for that one. >>> the news k

jackson was one season as head coach.th time in 8 seasons the raiders have changed coaches. >>> and tonight east bay recycler is promising to work with federal officials to stop polluting san francisco bay. sims metal management of redwood city accused of dumping 10,000 times of suspected level of p cb in the water primarily from a conveyor belt. >> extraordinary debate supreme court today. justices tackle a question that many of us argue in our living rooms. what language. what nudity should be banned from network television. we are in washington. >> from bono f bomb. >> really, really bleep brilliant. >> to the infamous wardrobe malfunction. supreme court is debating dirty words and images in prime time. right now profanityxd and wardrobe malfunction can get broadcasters slapped with 6 figure fine. network including abc argue in this day and age that's just not fair. justice samuel asked what it would mean for young eye and ears. are they going to be seeing a lot of people parading in the nude and stream of expletive he

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they fired hugh jackson. newly hired general manager, reggie jackson broke the news. >> this decision centered around my wanting to bring my own guy in. >> i don't know what my dad knew. he knew talent. he knew all these things. and there's a big void to fill. that's why reggie is going to be taking over because i believe he's the man. >> miami has the big three, but the warriors answered with the fab four. montae, david lee, and robinson had 20 or more points. making their only visit to the bay area this year. second quarter, lebron throws down, he finished with 26-11. miami led by 4 at the half. you would have never known dwayne wade missed the last four games. he had 34. the heat opened with a 17 point lead. the warriors fought back in the fourth. nate robinson drills the three. he led the warriors with 24 points off the bench. it was to overtime. terrell gives golden state the lead with one of his six three's. he only made five all season before tonight. final chance for the heat, but lebron's three is wa

daniel reports. >> michael jackson. one of the world's greatest sbainers. -- entertainers. and on thursday a tribute to his rare talent. his family joined by a host of stars at this hollywood landmark where generations of celebrities have left their hand and foot prints. >> my dad won the lifetime achievement award. it was an award he striveed his hardest to get. for me, and i speak for him, this is his life-time achievement award. this is what he striveed to get and this is what we are giving him now today. >> his sons prince and blanket pressed his father's shoes in then daughter paris with those famous gloves. >> ♪ >> also there, some of today's biggest stars including justin bieber. >> people are going to remember him for his dancing and singing. people have to remember him for being the man that he was. >> michael jackson's mother, katherine said the star would have loved the ceremony. >> it's a very good celebration, and i know if michael was here, he would agree to see all the families and loved ones and especially his fans here to celebrate this with him. ♪ >> after

>>> i'm kai jackson. mary is off. here's what people are talking about. breaking news, a man is trapped under a subway car, near lexington market. let's go to captain mike perry and sky sky eye chopper 13 for the latest. >> reporter: it occurred about 35 minutes ago, in the 300 block of west lexington street. this is right at saratoga at the subway station. can you see fire officials called to the scene of a report of a man trapped under a subway train. now, at this point, we know the man is conscious. they are attempting rescue. these things do take time. so they have to shut the third rail car off. to getac sess under -- to get access under the train. >> looks like most of the folks have been asked to leave the area of the subway, as fire officials continue their rescue. at this point, it is not clear whether mva has established a bus bridge around the subway. and it appears that all the subway tracks, both east and westbound have been shut down here in the 1700 block of saratoga. we'll keep you updated. >> captain mike perry will be live. >>> it is a m

i was trying to find stuff in him that hadn't been exposed to the jackson 5, you know.lized at the oscars one year and he sang ben which is a love song but it is a love song to a rat. i had him turn the song around, she's out of my life. a frnd of mine wrote when his wife left him. i was saving it for sinatra. i said, i'm going to give it to michael. michael sang it and every tape he did, he cried. that was on the record. >> that world included off the wall, thriller and bad, three of the most successful records in music history. could you imagine that? when y'all went in the booth the first time? >> no. i just make music that i like. that's the only thing you can do. naturally, going for the throat, my least favorite records are number 2, 6, and 11. i don't want to be number two. >> right. >> you get success addicted to. you do. >> we will be right back. >> always making up stuff and hiding behind an a/k/a. >> you can't listen to ?Ñ?Ñ >>> there is no word for quincy. it's legacy. i am thankful to be here and i am honored to be here. i am trying to be the next. if i was

now vincent jackson is off and running.ck by the quarterback. >> vincent jackson with the end-around. he has been one of the nfl's top big play receivers. and this a toss. jacob hester, the fullback, getting the call. stopped by mcclain, middle linebacker. five for hester. the crowd beginning to file out here at the coliseum in oakland. a disappointed crowd. the raiders with every opportunity going up against their archrival, the san diego chargers, a team that with a win will finish at 8-8 but that six-game losing streak dashed their hopes -- and there were so many hopes for this team coming into the season. inside handoff for hester and a flag comes flying. >> that's got to be a false start. maybe a neutral zone infraction. thought i had oakland there in the neutral zone. marv, you mentioned it, just a -- >> referee: offsides, defense, number 96. [inaudible] >> yeah, that's lamar houston jumping offsides. that adds on to the raiders' record of penalties set this season. they've got 163 penalties. it's been a big story. ha

the company organized and paid for their homecoming after hearing about jackson's story. she's a single mom taking care of two girls while serving her country. the girls thought they were coming here to kfc to wrap care packages for their mother's platoon in afghanistan. needless to say, it was all a ploy just to get them here for the reunion. >> you tricked us! >> reporter: and there was one more surprise for the twins who were seniors at richard montgomery high school in rockville. >> we are here to award both of you $20,000 college scholarships. >> oh, lord. >> reporter: do either one of you plan to follow in your mom's footsteps and go into the military? >> no. >> no. >> we're going to follow her by doing the medical field, not necessarily the military. >> reporter: jackson has now completed her fourth tour in afghanistan and plans to retire next year. >> words cannot express how excited i am right now. all i can keep saying is i'm so blessed, i'm so thankful to be back. >> reporter: darcy spencer, news 4. >> the girls plan to go to college together. and they say they

hugh jackson out after a second consecutive season of 8-8 for the raiders.hugh jackson's first as a coach. >> we're moving into a different era. it's no disrespect for coach jackson but this is something i want to do. i go with my gut a lot. so when it's time to make the final call, it's my gut is going to tell me one thing. >> i have a lot of respect for hugh jackson. and he brought a lot to this organization. but, as reggie said it is time to move forward. and that's what we're going to do. >>> meantime the 49ers actually have a play off game to prepare for. of course everybody talking about the new orleans saints and their offense. but the niners have an up and coming that would be michael crabtree. really starting to come into his own in the last five games he has 28 catches, 365 yards worth of yardage and three of his four touchdowns. so he's coming on. niners have a little passing game themselves. >> we've been together for a long time. his locker is right next to me. we talk all the time. it's probably a good thing. just us connecting on game day. we

michael jackson who i worked with. prince.plant, led zeppelin, stevie wonder, marvin -- i can go on and on and on. it's long. >> what do they have that makes them a star? because you can be a great artist without being a star. >> that's true. >> what's the extra dimension that turned those people -- >> it's that thing. >> what is it? >> you can't really name it. >> can you describe it? >> it's just that thing, something special. that spark. >> when did you realize you had it, the whole package, the ability to take the talent and the artistry and be a star? what was the moment for you? >> i don't know if i've even come to that moment yet. >> well, 35 million albums isn't bad. >> i'm very hard on myself. >> you don't think you're a star? >> somehow i'm always still that kid trying to get the record deal. very strange. >> is that insecurity or is it hard work? >> i put myself up against the greatest people, the people i mentioned, the people that influenced me that are amazing. that's what i'm weighing myself against. i think tha

hue jackson was fired yesterday. it was the first major move by the team's new general manager, reggie mckenzie. >> this decision centered around my wanting to bring my own guy in. >> raiders finished with 8 wins, 8 losses this past season, failed to make the play- offs for the ninth straight year. they just had to beat san diego in the final game. the team looking for its sixth head coach in 10 years. >>> ceo michael williams plans to resign from fannie mae mortgage giant. he was appointed ceo after the government was seized by the government in 2009 at the height of the financial crisis. fannie mae is still struggling to get its finances in order. its most recent financial report showed a net quarterly lost of more than $5 billion. its government bailout reached more than $112 billion. >>> hundreds of jobs are going to be up for grabs this week in a bay area city. target needs about 200 people for its new store in fremont. the company will hold a three- day job fair starting tomorrow at its newark location. the new

jackson just 11 for 17 and one interception. he did not play well.er 5 to play, alabama up 15-0. no touchdowns, eight full quarters in the last two games, trent richardson takes care of that. he seals the deal with a 34-yard touchdown. the crimson tide shut out lsu to win the title 21-0. the first time a bcs game of any sort has been a shutout. and nick sabine gets his third national championship second with alabama. >>> talking hockey now. the road woes continue for the capitals for some reason. they just are not a very good team away from verizon center. 7-12-1 away from home. they have lost again on the road out in california last night. the capitals in the city of angels. l.a. dan hunter and the caps hoping to rebound after saturday's loss in san jose. capitals strike early. mike knuble working the two on one with marcus johansson, he fires and beats jonathan bernya. capitals up 1-0 early. late in the first period we're now tied at one. bruce turns the puck over. check out the replay. just pickpocketed by dustin brown. kings take a 2-1 lead. same

jackson's game and player management skills were often questioned this season. in losing four of the last five games that kept them out of play offs didn't help his case either. but mackenzie says he wants his own people. >> we're moving into a new era. no disrespect to coach jackson. but this is something i want to do, starting new. i go with my gut a lot. okay, so when it's time to make the final call, my gut is going to tell me the right thing. >> as he said it is time to move forward and that's what we're going to do. >> reporter: mackenzie says he has a short list of head coaching candidates. winston moss is his top choice. it may take a few weeks to fill the job because moss is busy coaching the packers in the play offs. gasia and frank. >> reporter: most raiders fans were surprised to hear jackson had been fired some of whom had not been heard when we told them. >> oh, wow. you see -- he had a season plagued with injuries. you give a person a half way healthy team and see what his report would have been. >> it's probably a good thing that he's getting a g

he will not bring back hugh jackson. jackson made it a habit of taking responsibility for everything that went wrong this season. >> mark told me, the general manager, we have the power to hire and fire the coach. and recently, i let him know that i would like to move on from coach jackson and begin my zej for a new coach. >> i think reggie deserves a fresh start and put his stamp on this organization. and he's going to do its. and i believe it is best. and i respect coach jackson a lot. i respect and i thank him for everything he's done for the team. but it's a tough business. >> how about this? drama at oracle. lebron and the heat in tampa bay with the warriors. the final seconds, they would come back from 17 down in the third. tie it up with a triple. after a stop on defense, monta for a win. he doesn't get the shot off, so bonus basketball. it was fine. let them play on. lebron's pass intercepted by nate robinson cht he was tremendous. out to durel for the flush. >> i talked about it, you know, all season long. and w

not a pretty finish for the raiders or hugh jackson. again, hugh jackson fired as head coach. you'll be able to see that nbcbayarea.com. >>> it is election day 2012 in new hampshire. polls have been opened for a few hours, and know mitt romney looks certain to win this thing, another candidate surged overnight and that means we could have another eiowa eye-style surprise. tracie potts live at nbc's election headquarters in manchester, new hampshire, live with latest. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. by the end of the day this could be the story of two candidates, mitt romney and perhaps john huntsman. huntsman pegged his chances on new hampshire and based on numbers, the poll numbers it looks like that might have been a smart move. >> reporter: this is bedford, new hampshire's largest polling place, statewide 250,000 people expected to vote in the republican primary. >> i think it was pretty clear who the upfront candidate is. >> reporter: it's mitt romney slipping, but stronger today than yesterday, according to suffolk university's overnight poll. >> i have strong faith an

they took on andrew jackson over what they saw as the cherokee people. what they're fighting about is nothing less than what is meant to be a good charity. removal practice plunged the charity into a profound issue of patriotism. the 1820s un they faced a difficult question for the cherokee people. with irresponsible for charity to be a citizen of the nation and remain connected to tribal positions. and given the obvious hunger to charities who place their hopes on assimilation in their homeland or independence of the cherokee nation. what could a patriotic cherokee do to save his people if the only choices were clinging to a homeland that were overrunning or recreating the nation in a distant land? if you could not save your homeland and your people which one matters most? which one would you risk? what made you the more faithful cherokee? fighting to save your home or to save your people. those are questions i posed in the introduction. the book goes back in time a bit to washington and jefferson's administration and begins on a hopeful measure. washin

. >> 4 días después del gerente general de raders, jackson fue despedido. >> mc kensey, dijo que los orgulloso de estar en este proyecto. >> esta mañana le informé al entrenado hew jackson que quedó libre y fuera del equipo, le deseo lo mejor. >> málaga se enfrentó al real madrid, los merengues ganaron 1 a 0. >> mayorca enfrentó al real sociedad, mayorca marcó 6 goles, . >> cae otra figura de deportes por secuestros, ahora fue el luchadosr adam, que fue detenido es su espectáculo en monterrey. >> este pase no fue legal, el jugador se encontrba detrás de la yarda 29. >> en méxico el chupete suazo está dolido en la forma que lo trató el monterrey, y quiere dejar. >> un nuevo estudio indica

turns out her áentireá family and just when the jackson th.y thought they couldn't possibly shed any more tears... they got ne more reason to cry... two 20- thousand dollar college scholarships... from k-f-c. "it means a lot to not only us but our family. so for thhs to happen, this is really special.""this is the best moment i've had in my life. it's going to be a couple of days until i get off this high. i couldn't ask for better friends, better family and i'm glad to be home." home." the reunion was arranged by k-f-c as part of a campaign to bring military families together.this was captain jackson's fourth deployment to iraq and afghanistan. coming up on the early edition...a son kills his father... then takes off. off. sot 11:42:46 this world got too wicked how he tried to cover up the crime... and how police caught up to theehigh school student... 3 ((break 1)) , schmoopie. no, you're schmoopie. you're schmoopie. i'm going. no, you're schmoopie. you're schmoopie. ((buup in)) ((ad lib meteorologist)) 3 ((traffic reporter ad libs)) 3 3 ad