she had a husband, sumner jackson, and a 15-year-old son, philip jackson. by deciding to use 11 avenue foch as a place where the resistance can meet, she was risking not only her life, but her husband and her son's life. but she was still prepared to do so. august 1944, this is a photograph taken at number 72 avenue foch. it was taken by the great french photographer, one of the founding members of magnum. he was in paris on the 25th of august, 1944 when it was liberated by french second armored division and americans. let's not forget that, the fourth infantry division that fought in the heart of paris on the 25th of august, 1944. armored --ue, what where armored tanks rolled, he went into the offices of the gestapo and he took a shot of the polished boots of the senior ss officials. and it shows the papers been discarded, the haste with which the gestapo had left paris after 150 days and nights of occupation. in late may of 1944, literally just a couple weeks before d-day, there is a knock on the front door. the knock on the front door from -- finally cam

she had a husband, sumner jackson, and a 15-year-old son, phil jackson. avenue foche as a place where the resistance can meet, she was risking not only her life, but her husband and her son's life. but she was still prepared to do so. august 1944, this is a photograph taken at number 72 avenue foche. he was in paris on the 25th of august, 1944 when it was liberated by french second armored division and americans. they fought right to the heart of paris on the 25th of august, 1944. and on avenue foche, where , he wentanks rolled into the offices of the gestapo of thetook a shot polished boots of the senior ss officials. and it shows the papers been discarded, the haste with which the gestapo had left paris after 1500 days and nights of occupation. in late may of 1944, literally just a couple weeks before d-day, there is a knock on the fourth door -- the front door. the knock on the front door from the came on 11 avenue foche. and the police arrived and they sumnerd toquette, jackson and phil jackson. toquette found herself in ravens book -- ravens broke. i

his first impression was supported when he looked at jackson's paperwork. >> inmate jackson has got a sheet of everything from insolence toward staff members, you know, verbally, sometimes physically. to, your, kicking on the door, violent behavior. if you add all that up, 15, 16 pages worth, it literally spells out lockdown for his duration of his time of his stay here at hillsborough county. >> in the meantime jackson can only write to his new pen pal. >> it says, what's up, my true love? babe, you have me [ bleep ] about you. i would be willing to try to kill any and everyone who tries to talk to you or looks at you. anyways, why don't you tell me you loved me before you left? if it was a crime to be in love then i'm guilty because i'm in love with you. so don't play with my heart, okay? >> scary's not the word but gives you the creeps. >>> coming up -- >> first i make the barbecued chicken. >> esteban merchan whips up a snack. >> it's the pickle juice that's going to give you the juice of the hot sauce. >> and kenneth jackson turns his attention from women to men. >> treat them li

so he was no jackson. the opportunity he acted upon it, he marshalled his troops with as great command as he could. in other words, he tried as hard as he could and, thereby, despite the absence of success, on july 22nd, john bell hood earned his spurs that day, ladies and gentlemen. i'll close with this. i'm a big fan of broken arrow from john woo in 1996. if you remember when deacons tells pritchett, battle is a highly fluid situation. ask john bell hood about that. he took atlanta july 22nd, y'all. that's the story of the war. see you around. >> time for a couple of questions. anybody have something for dr. edge? >> see how i get this nickname, chris? >> i think we discussed this a bit this morning that it would seem one of the other big differences, too, was i think by this time, a lot of sherman's men had repeaters. >> good point. >> how much of an impact do you think that had? >> i don't know how many of those guys had repeating rifles. i know some of sprague's guys at decatur had repeaters. i don't

this is rachel jackson. she is andrew jackson's wife. jackson's election was really tough on her because she was previously married and her divorce was not final by the time she married andrew. so opponents of andrew jackson painted her as an adulterer, a bigamist. it was so stressful to her that just days after andrew jackson won the election, she promptly died. when andrew jackson went to the white house he named his niece as first lady of the united states. she served as the white house hostess. this reporting that donald trump's daughter ivanka is getting an office in the same space reserved for first lady in the white house according to a transition source. nbc news is pushing back on this. a source familiar with ivanka trump's planning has told the news that the cnn report is, quote, not true. but there are two things i will say. one, the idea of the first lady not being the wife of the president might seem really odd, but it's not new. there have been other instances where this has happened. thomas jefferson had his daughter. jame

jackson tries it on his first and second line. even at first manassas. by the end of the war, could you really have good replacement without giving up ground? >> the -- essentially the problem you're talking about is described as passage of lines. actually, i do think that certain armies are much better at it than others. i think the army of the cumberland, because they use this casey's formation and regularly drild in the formation of regiments in and out of formations was very good at it. they did it all the time in the battles at stone's river, chickamauga. they do it very frequently. and almost never have tactical problems. never fall into disarray or lose ground. there are exceptions. if they get hit right in the middle of a passage of lines, get flarchg nked, it's a proble. then it would be a problem anyway. other armies, it all depends on the drill and the real -- how realistic

washington has deshawn jackson and odell beckham junior.there is talk about coming back next season. would you reach out to him? >> if the price is right. don't want to overpay for deshawn jackson, 30 years old. >> what are you looking for in the last few games? >> the kind of fight we saw today against the washington redskins. to me, that's key. doug pederson set the tone by saying they didn't have a full effort against the bengals. that caught the nerve for the football team. they have to fight the last three games. >> i'm ducis rodgers. thanks for watching. see you all back here next week. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [vo] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the season of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models. sales event ends january 3rd. >> it's beginning to look a lot like gift giving season! >> philly centric ideas. >> and we've got one of a kind finds for you! >> no one else will have it. >> from artisan made offerings. >> what a great holiday gift. >> to hand crafted made spirits. >> i've nev

jackson lee, is opposed to the bill. ms. jackson lee: i support the ill. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas will control 20 minutes in opposition to the bill. the gentleman from virginia is recognized for 20 minutes. mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days within which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials on h.r. 4919, currently under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, it's estimated that 60% of the 5.3 million individuals with alzheimer's disease and 49% of children with autism are susceptible to wandering or leaving safe areas and the protection of a responsible caregiver. results of wanledsering can be devastating to the -- wandsering can be devastate to get individuals -- wandering can be devastating to the individuals with the disease and children

lee and stonewall jackson. a response to the decision to remove pictures of confederate flags from those windows. we talk about the flags' history to slavery as well as modern day racism. is about an hour and 50 minutes. >>> welcome, everyone. thank you for being here tonight. my name is randy hollerith, i'm the dean of the washington national cathedral. it is an honor and pleasure to have you here with us. and to begin the first of a series of conversations that we hope will be a blessing to many. our goal for this evening is to create a space in which we can begin to have some conversation about the lee jackson windows here in the cathedral and the larger issues of race and the legacy of slavery in our nation. if you do not know the recent history of events regarding these windows, i invite you to read about that history in the information we provided for you within your program -- in your program for tonight's conversation. tonight, please know is the first in an ongoing series of conversations over the next

jackson: mrs. comstock, i believe we have a difference of opinion on how this transit system and our binding arbitration should be handled. mrs. comstock: let me tell you. we have worked -- last year we worked together on metro. we got the money restored that we tried to -- some on my own side tried to take out. i worked to do that. i have been working with my colleagues in the region to serve on the transportation committee. when you have that type of mentality, we've been working with mr. wiedefeld, their staff has been very cooperative. and it would be helpful, mr. meadows just pointed out a reason to fire people and i think mr. connolly pointed out too, here's a headline, metro union sues to get fired worker back on the job after the deadly smoke incident. this was another incident where falsified reports happened. so, you're still pursuing keeping that employee who falsified records, you're keeping -- want to keep him employed. mr. jackson: mrs. comstock, what you have to understand is that we

it took jackson's ÷úsurprise. have survived. mrs. phillips from the summer of 1945, he didn't know that his mother had ÷úlived. philip found himself on may 4, 1945. near -- and they contained under 12,000 concentration camp survivors around 10,000 men have been taken work camp. on the fourth of may, it was a float and that's exactly what we did.v: askym st. >> one of 200 people over 2,000 and his father drowned. he was liberated by thezv briti and for the summer of 1945, he worked with the commissions and french and÷ú this is a photogra that was taken of him in the summer of 1945. and. >> where are you, please come back to paris. he told me it was÷ú)eptember 195 when he came on the metro in paris and across paris. and he got out, this is after 3 and he walked along it and he walked back to his house and his mother was recently at the front door. he said i went back into myy-d bedroom, which i left a year and a half before and everything was the same. my mother had not moved he was 17 years old. thank god, he told

look at where jackson's line is, this is a line of roughly 450 yards. this line, the first ohioan fifth kentucky is approximately 200 yards. if you're baldwin, you're supposed to be right where that red dot is, right in the middle of your brigade or perhaps back here. but mostly here, and that way, if one of your regiments gets engaged, you have a distance of no more than 100 yards to go. suppose you're jackson. suppose you're in the center of your brigade, you get engaged out here. you come over here to see what you're going to do, it will be almost 400 yards to the other end of your line. it's beyond voice control. and it's beyond immediate sight. so this is the primary reason why the union army adopts casey's tactics, it gives the brigade commander greater control and flexibility. he can respond more quickly to a crisis. he doesn't have to fight with those four brigades or four ridge emts in this formation, he can bring the 33rd ohio up here, he can bring the 6th indiana up here, he could even turn those two regiments and form a flank if he needs to.

i love the fact that they push jackson's hand at one point.is is a guy that couldn't draw a sword, he's going to ride down the road with pistol on his hand. this is what it's going to look like. look at all of these sketches. it's a÷ú lot about the way ackson.÷ú you have it riding up behind. this was the second in command. this is the man who came in and saved the army. whenever they go forward towardv the courthouse. lee doesn't have a second in command chair. it's going to be a terrible blow to the confederate. then here we have one sign wherú longstreet fell by friendly fire. we had the eyes of march and men. we wrote an article about ÷úthi. -- then you have jackson and now we look here.ym when you don't and jackson when he goes down to chancellor, there's a battle, to battle end a few days later. then lee has it in a periodu! where he can plan, reorganize and he takes strategic niche ty and he marches north. when wall streetcmçuju down it' through the midst of battle but it's taking on different opponent. and decision next day with anderso

>> jackson and his team also wanted to investigate the dark marks that appeared to be bloodstains. >>at we did is take micro samples from these bloodstain areas, which were taken back to the united states for micro chemical analyses. the result was these features are, in fact, blood. >> with no explanation for how the image was made, and the apparent presence of blood on the cloth, jackson looked to the gospels to see whether there was a connection between the last day of jesus' life and the shroud. according to the gospel of john, then pilate took jesus and had him flogged. >> what i think stands out the most are the many marks that are all over the cloth. to me, this looks like blood residues of a person who was whipped or scourged. >> everything about the passion narrative speaks about the pain, the humiliation of jesus' death. it begins with the most appalling flogging. flogging that will have brought jesus to within an inch of his life. it's a really appalling spectacle, when you think about it. >> he was spat upon, laughed at, anything to just crush his spirit as much as possibl

thank you. >>> louisville's lamar jackson has been a heisman favorite since august.lemson's deshaun watson, the only finalist in the playoffs. no one was more important to the team than michigan's jabrill peppers. and oklahoma quarterback baker mayfield and wide receiver dede westbrook, a rare pair of teammates up for the award. these were the nominees for the 2016 heisman trophy, and the winner is -- >> lamar jackson of university of louisville. [ applause ] >> lamar jackson, the youngest ever to win the heisman at 19 years old. he had 30 passing touchdowns along with 20 rushing tds. leading his loufl cardinaisvills to the 9-3 record. he becomes the first from the university of louisville to win and was look at the watch all season. he did more for his team than perhaps anyone in the nation, thus the award. the man of few words gives thanks. >> i wasn't nervous at first, you guys, because i didn't know who was going to win in award. but to be up here, it's crazy, man. these guys are great. i'm just happy right now. i told my teammates, i wasn't going cry by the way.

then give up the explosive play, i rotate down three, touchdowns, desean jackson jackson, 80 yard touchdownris thompson 25 yard rushing touchdown that sealed the game. why the explosive plays >> that's something that you have to put a stop to. i believe it comes down to discipline again and being focused and understanding what your responsibility is. at the end of the day those explosive place really hurt you. you can have a team playing bad and then all of a sudden they get one big play and they look like heros >> desean jackson >> desean jackson has made a career of that. he's had games where he's been a nonfactor and all of a sudden, boom, he blows the top off of defense scores he does it all the time. this is what he does. and that's what we don't have, by the way, is a receiver who can blow the top off. when you can do that, you keep the defense on the heels because at the end of the day, he's so fast and so impactful on the game that you cannot ignore him. you have to make sure that you can take him. >> the appears to be feast or if a monday. i thought that fletcher cox played pretty

thank you. >>> louisville's lamar jackson has been a heisman favorite since august.mson's deshaun watson, the only finalist in the playoffs. no one was more important to the team than michigan's jabrill peppers. and oklahoma quarterback baker mayfield and wide receiver dede westbrook, a rare pair of teammates up for the award. these were the nominees for the 2016 heisman trophy, and the winner is -- >> lamar jackson of university of louisville. [ applause ] >> lamar jackson, the youngest ever to win the heisman at 19 years old. he had 30 passing touchdowns along with 20 rushing tds. leading his loufl cardinaisvills to the 9-3 record. he becomes the first from the university of louisville to win and was look at the watch all season. he did more for his team than perhaps anyone in the nation, thus the award. the man of few words gives thanks. >> i wasn't nervous at first, you guys, because i didn't know who was going to win in award. but to be up here, it's crazy, man. these guys are great. i'm just happy right now. i told my teammates, i wasn't going cry by the way. b

next. >>> still ahead jackson and the red skins fly by the birds. we head out to philadelphia next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we have your fingerprints soon the safe., a photo of you opening the safe. a post using the hashtag "#justrobbedthesafe" so, what are we supposed to think? switching to geico could save you a bunch of money on car insurance. excellent point. case dismissed. geico. because saving fifteen percent or more on car insurance woo! because saving fifteen percent or more on car insurance is always a great answer. >>> we're talking sports. big win for red skins tonight. >> great win for red skins. really banked up in this game. a lot of guys left because of injury. they came together and got the win. >> that's all that matters. >> when healthy, jackson has made plenty of plays throughout his time with red skins. jackson will show up each and ever time they play the old squad philadelphia eagles. averaging nearly 90 reception yards a game against philadelphia. every game becoming a must win in the season

jackson? i want you to come back with four recommendations on what we could be doing differently. and one of those recommendations needs to be with what the union could be doing differently to actually fix this problem. are you willing to do that mr. jackson? >> i am most definitely willing to do that. >> my doors open to you where you can meet with me at any particular time if you believe your union workers are not being heard. i'm willing to listen because we are going to fix this problem. mr. wiedefeld i want to say this. you are making a lot of difficult decisions that will make a lot of people angry and i told you earlier before this that this is not a good career move for you because anything that you do to fix the problem is going to be criticized by somebody. here's what you do. you do have had bipartisan support with i and others on this committee. if you won't make the top decisions we will ask the tough questions and hold people accountable and make sure we do that. so i want to tha

kurt cousins today sean jackson, 80-yards. what a catch. you want him back? you never know.ake the lead. sellic comes in, botches the snap. redskins taking down johnny jones midfield. end of the third, seven seconds left. 14 unanswered points, eagles down 21-13 all over the last 20. fourth quarter down eight. it could get ugly. cousins picked off. how about stepping in front of jackson making up for the touchdown, eagles within two, fighting for the win in more ways than one. sproals back with the punt. >> everett: rent drills sproals. jason peters calls it a cheap shot. sproals slow to get up and to the locker room. sellic is hurt. trey burton, get in there. high snap, 41-yarder, gets in there. eagles take the lead, 22-21. two to gom. tompson, 25-yarder, eagles down five but they have the ball, 1:50 left. eagles drive down field. they could come from behind and win, in the red zone, 21 seconds left, tobin beat by kerrigan, loses the ball, eagles lose the game, worst stretch in four years. eagle scoring issues are adding up. they have lost eight of ten. they have 0-5 in game

nbc's halle jackson nbc's hallie jackson has details. >> tonight, a new twist in the ever-evolving relationship between the current president and the next one. donald trump tweeting, doing my best to disregard the many inflammatory president o statements and roadblocks. thought it was going to be a smooth transition. not. >> can you elaborate on that a little bit, is it going smoothly? >> i think it's going very smoothly. >> those contradictory statements aside, trump has spent three days tweeting about president obama. after the president said he would have won if he had run again. >> if i had run again and articulated it, i think i could have mobilized a majority of the american people to rally behind it. >> he should say that, but i say no way. trump tweeted about the hypothetical scenario. the next day, adding, president obama campaigned hard and personally, in the very important swing states. and lost. it's a change in tone for trump. >> i think president obama has been terrific. >> i found him to be very smart and very nice. >> he's really doing great. he's been so nice. >> for seven week

louisville's lamar jackson has been the favorite since august.mson's deshaun watson is the only finalist in the playoffs. no one was more important to their team that's jabrill peppers and baker mayfield and didi west brook a rare pair of teammates up for the award. these with the five nominees for the 2016 heisman trophy and the winner is -- >> lamar jackson of the university of louisville. >> -- lamar jackson, the youngest ever to win the heisman at 19, he he had 30 passing touchdowns this season along with 21 rushing tds. leading his louisville cardinals to a 9-3 record. he becomes the first player from the university of louisville to win the awardor over 3300 yards in over 1500 yards rushing. he did more for his team than perhaps anyone in the nation, thus the award and the man of few words gives thanks. >> i wasn't nervous at first you guys because i didn't know who was going to win this award. but to be up here it is crazy, man. these guys are great. i'm just happy right noy. i told my teammates i wasn't going to cry. >> all right, 117th ar

desean jackson is the focus of rumors.ys furniture helps your heven when life isn't nice pick. pops, your pick. art monk! retired. i'll take him over these fools playing today. aw come on, man. that's not how this game works. art monk! i want to change my name to hot mamma! lame. you're lame. baby, i'm changing my name to hot momma. that's not how this works... the holiday sale is on now at havertys. life looks good. erin: 30 looks pretty good on the redskins receiver desean jackson. he hit the big 30 on december 1. he has recorded three straight 100-yard games. that is the longest stretch of his nine-year career. jackson has an opportunity to the something special on sunday against the giants if second 1,000-yard season with the skins. all anyone seems to be talking about this week is where he plans to return to philly when he hits the free agency market. >> you can't worry about the speculation or entertaining offense or anything. i am under a contract here for the redskins. finish to mak

jackson township were torres got of george gilmore's powerbase.or. during the four years he was there he made 125,000 other salary plus $400 a month for the wear and tear on his personal vehicle driving between patterson and jackson. he kept the job until he regained the mayor's seat and the 2014 election. what happened in 2015 with him back in patterson city hall question gilmore and monahan, george gilmore's firm received 100,000 dollars $100,000 legal contract with the city. after spokesperson said that he has no personal relationship with gilmore. >> no personal relationship? is there anything wrong about any of this? know but it's another example of how influence, money, and politics go hand-in-hand in new jersey and throughout the country. so we will keep investigating this connection on the aurora project. if you have any ideas of what you have any ideas of what you think we should be looking into tweet me and check out all of our stories said chasingnews.com/aurora. >> i've never seen any of the star wars movies at all. so a better way to

michael jackson?front of the tv. you couldn't believe what you were seeing. >> i would say the moonwalk was really one of the first viral moments that affected rock history. the next week "thriller" started selling a million copies a week. >> i like michael jackson because he's bad, he knows how to dance. >> he's so sexy and so gorgeous. >> he's exciting! >> michael jackson is the man of the '80s. >> mtv starts to get pressure from cbs records, which was michael jackson's label. >> rock and roll in itself was really the thing that broke a lot of rules. when you're very successful, you try to make your own rules occasionally. >> as the story goes, cbs essentially said we will pull every other artist we have on mtv if you don't play this. they had to be essentially blackmailed into doing it. ♪ it doesn't matter who's wrong or right ♪ ♪ just beat it >> he was the artist that mtv really needed. they didn't know they needed him, but boy, when we started to see those michael jackson videos, it was just unbe

jermaine jackson is a public works employee who died on the job yesterday morning. melanie woodrow spoke with the suspect's family and talked about his criminal past. >> reporter: outside san francisco's city hall, flags are at half-staff for public works employee jermaine jackson jr. he was painting over graffiti at 25th and vermont streets when he was shot and killed yesterday morning. jackson was a father of two. >> he was a young man and had a lot to live for. >> reporter: the same day jackson was shot and killed, san francisco along with vallejo police arrested another man and booked him for murder. >> it's surprising to me. >> reporter: marie white is the suspect's girlfriend's grandmother. he has a 6-month-old child. >> this just doesn't make sense. i don't understand it. >> reporter: he's had previous run-ins with the law. in 2010, he pleaded guilty and served time for assault on a federal officer with a deadly weapon. he attempted to rob an irs agent. in march of 2015, san francisco police arrested meantime, back at this growing memorial for jackson, there

jackson totaled 51 touchdowns and one him season leading louisville to a 9-3 record.emed overwhelmed by the moment.>> i am sorry. this is crazy for me. snap. i am shaking right now. let me get my speech out. and mom, i love you so much. this is crazy. >>> we got army navy football for the 117th time. early fourth quarter, look at this tough run from zach abbey. 41 yards historic play gave him a 17-14 lead on their service academy rivals. army had lost 14 straight times to navy but not today. bradshaw, biggest 8 yard run of his life. army defeated navy 21-17 for the first time since 2001.>>> basketball, martin and cal hosted and slapped around uc davis. early on, burns, baseline number, reverse layup. final seconds of the first half, here's charlie moore. half-court, it goes. he scored 22. the cal rolled 86-61 for their 28 straight home win. we will be back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> did we tell you about the fact that juliet is an author as? how many children stories?>> we hope you have a great evening. rain tomorrow or no? we will see you tomorrow. ,, ,, i like to k

you orrmichael jackson? who leans in? >> well, i did if you want to know the truth because he was a little bit shy, however, he was a willing accomplice. >> the 14-minute segment took two hours to shoot and can we say madge is 58, people. >> strike a pose! there's nothing to it, vogue! >> what struck you most about her? >> how interesting she is. >> we were talking about what book she's reading and what book i'm reading. >> rarely in carpool karaoke does a star sing a capella and our own history with madonna goes back to 1984. she was just 25. >> when i want to do ?? >> madonna seemed to be flirting with james, but then she just had to make a dig. >> all that's missing is a good -- >> no! >> what, i mean, it's very seattle 1990. >> oh, no. i really like this shirt. >> it's all right. >> james, have you seen some of the things that madonna's worn? don't even worry. >> meanwhile, let's talk about "e.t." spoke with sources on "keeping up on the kardashians" that they've talked about his hospitalization. it's unclear as if ki

at today under the laws of the jackson jr. with the blast at half staff. -- with flags >> reporter: on thursday afternoon i spoke with the private investigator in campbell. he says he is glad that she returned but is troubled by the circumstances surrounding her disappearance. >> >> reporter: in hopes of this investigation being drafted soon. --being wrapped up soon. >> came out >> reporter: police's there was no obvious signs of covers the reason for that. --for death >> reporter: shot of this was taken into custody-- chavez was taken into custody. >> reporter: along with laron campbell,and three women have been charged--or arrested in harboring a fugitive. >> reporter: drivers are on a rich corporate--drivers are on edge >> i turned around and look at my surroundings more often. >> reporter: the latest shooting happened enrichment creek on interstate 580. the chp closed at the canaille rep. investigators discovered the shell but so far no witnesses have come aboard. --have come forth >> reporter: this is video from our helic

>> talk with michael jackson's son prince. about his sister pairis. >> we have a funny relationship. >> and the name changg. >> schlameal, schlamazel. >> laverne and shirley 40 years later. >> penny and i see each other all the time. revealing what you never knew about the show. >> we're at home with bachelorette star emily maynard and her three kids. >> the third has been hardest baby. >> first, we teamed up with roku for tonight's "e.t." holiday gift list. ho, ho, ho. the holidays are just around the corner and if you're in need of a gift, check out the roku premiere plus, download thousands of channels and listen with headphones and it's under $100. >>> the palm springs international film festival just >>> i had everything, and i was absolutely broken inside. >> speaking truth to power. selena gomez got very emotional at last month's amas revealing why she took a break from music this fall to focus on her health and now it seems selena is back to work. last night her collaborator posted gomez getting glam in a recording stu

jackson's co-workers have started a memorial at the scene where he was killed. one coworker says he was with jackson just 20 minutes before that shooting. >>> i started to hear this crazy stuff on the radio. talking about shots fired and i had no idea they were talking about my little buddy jackson leaves behind two young children. the mayor offered condolences to jackson's family. >>> police tracked down victor torres and they uncovered a large number of weapons, handguns and illegal high- capacity magazines and boxes of ammunition. police say torres had several felony convictions meaning he is not supposed to own a gun. >>> the winning streak is over thanks to the houston rockets. >>> what a pass to green. >> that was a tight game from start to finish. went to double overtime but the warriors could not put it away. step curry out and draymond green permitted a foul at the end kicking houston star james harden in the face. the warriors lost 122 to 127 but they have the best record in the nba. >> i don't think that was a legitimate or deliberate kick. >> i don't

>> hallie jackson, thank you. >>> senior u.s. officials confirm to nbc news the white house will announce as early as tomorrow or friday, retaliatory steps against russia for its hacking of the democratic targets and attempting to interfere in the u.s. election. the steps to be announced will likely include economic sanctions coordinated by the treasury department. other steps will be covert and will involve cyberoptions. although the u.s. has been very careful to avoid to try to avoid engaging russia in all-out cyberwar. there's breaking news from los angeles tonight, just one day after actress carrie fisher died, there's word of a health scare involving her mother. hollywood icon, debbie reynolds who is in the hospital tonight after having trouble breathing, late details from nbc's gabe gutierrez. >> as mourners gather at carrie fishers's memorial, well wishes mother, debbie reynolds. according to sources, the 84-year-old was at her son's home in beverly hills when someone called 911 around 1:00 p.m. this video shows an ambulan

jackson. >> did you kiss? >> plus, we have the "baywatch" trailer and it's abtastic. >> why isn't kevin hart impressed? >> you know what? it's fine. >> can i get a belly bump? >> there you go. our night out with the stars of "office christmas party" as olivia munn dares cameron to mess with me at our "e.t." holiday bash. >> you say that's from olivia munn, and then walk away. >> bad move, olivia. bad move. >> now for december 8, 26, this is "entertainment tonight?" >>> brad versus angelina. so are they now in major damage control? >> this custody battle isn't just being fought in the court. now it's playing out in the media. we have exclusive new details as the mudslinging gets downright nasty. >> brad's legal move was a, quote, pr scam, and it backfired that's what a source close to angelina told us, adding that pitt is desperate to repair his media image. specially just because he's a movie star. about 20 minutes after we heard that, we got this comeback from another source. angie's team are fueling the fire

why is hugh jackson raining on their parade?failed his high school drama class be this talented. >>> then blake sheldon's late night confessional. >> everything we can say to embarrass blake. >> the three things we learned. >>> and number three, michael phelps' wedding video is pure gold. ♪ the inside details of his island i do's. >>> your insider bonus, nicole kidman opens the door to our national crib. why keith's hometown was love at first sight. >> i so hope he asked me to marry him and i can live here. >>> and is will smith out to topple christmas? >> put it back. i don't like that. >>> now, the insider, tracking hollywood from the inside out. >>> hello, everybody and welcome to the insider, we're track

you or michael jackson? who leans many? >> well i did. he was a little bit >> yes. >> and on december 2nd in miami she raised eyebrows again at a charity auction when she told ex-husband sean penn she is still in love with him. >> our marriage and i am still in love with you. >> you said you would marry sean again. >> i never said that. no, no. he bought the dress for $150 how. that's a long story. we'll talk about that hater. >> now let's talk about this. next week is the voice finale and the whole purpose of that show is that looks don't matter and it's all about theal lebt? that's why the coaches don't face during the audition. >> but once you're picked you have to have a look that says i am a super star. >> you're right. >> so we go behind the scenes to see how that transformation takes place. >> the 8 finalists came title. they sounded great but looking the part is nearly as important. >> i love it. >> and the help of the costume designer. >> a lot of times someone wants to wear something and it's not n

then give up the explosive play, i rotate down three, touchdowns, desean jackson jackson, 80 yard touchdowns thompson 25 yard rushing touchdown that sealed the game. why the explosive plays >> that's something that you have to put a stop to. i believe it comes down to discipline again and being focused and understanding what your responsibility is. at the end of the day those explosive place really hurt you. you can have a team playing bad and then all of a sudden they get one big play and they look like heros >> desean jackson >> desean jackson has made a career of that. he's had games where he's been a nonfactor and all of a sudden, boom, he blows the top off of defense scores he does it all the time. this is what he does. and that's what we don't have, by the way, is a receiver who can blow the top off. when you can do that, you keep the defense on the heels because at the end of the day, he's so fast and so impactful on the game that you cannot ignore him. you have to make sure that you can take him. >> the appears to be feast or if a monday. i thought that fletcher cox played pretty we

jackson 62. and now take a look at the choices. became the youngest artist to sign a recording contract at age 5? that is raven simone. happy birthday, everybody. >> monday on e.t., justin timberlake, kerry washington, ryan reynolds. >> an exclusive here on e.t. >> our night out with hollywood's hottest stars. >> it's crazy. >> wait i'm not ready. now i'm ready. >> our new interview with j. law and chris pratt. they reveal each others indeering and annoying habits. >> jennifer, these are my issues. >> monday on e.t. >> we're almost out of town this weekend but for all the late breaking hollywood news go to e.t..com. >> but check out the new video for bad things from machine gun kelly and fifth harmony. >> it's a cool collaboration climbing the billboard hot 100 charts. top 20. >> enjoy it and the rest of your weekend everybody. bye bye. ♪ kron4.com. >>> rain is making its way out of the bay area but it will be back and it's caused major problems. one of those outages impacted bart leaving passengers stranded on trains. more on that

now, in 1941, when sumner jackson became involved helping downed allied airmen, when he became a resistant, though he didn't join the resistance, even in 1944, on the eve of d-day, there was a very small percentage of french people who were in the resistance. after the war, the mythology, the popular stories are that everybody i knew was in the resistance. it's not true. it's absolutely not true. there is a very large grey area that people occupied during occupation. they did not want to actively support the nazis, especially when things were going in the germans' way at the beginning of the war. but even in the eve of liberation, there were still very few frenchmen and women involved in the resistance. when they were, they were violent and effective to some extent. but they had no weapons. the reason why they had no weapons is, we made damn sure that they had no weapons. the communists were the ones who would walk up behind you, who were german on the metro, take a single pistol and shoot you. you are a communist if you did that. you are ideologically motivated. we didn't want those guys

jackson? >> ms.comstock, i believe we just have a difference of opinion on how the transit system and are binding arbitration should be handled. >> let me tell you we were. no, last year we worked together on metro. we cut the money restored, some on my own to try to take out. i work to do that. i've been working with my colleagues in the region who serve on the transportation committee. when you have that type of mentality, we've been working with mr. wiedefeld. their staff has been very cooperative and it would be helpful, mr. meadows just pointed out, reasons to fire people and i think mr. collet pointed out, here's a headline, metro union sued to get fired worker act on the job after the deadly smoke incident. this was another incident where falsified reports happened. so you are still pursuing keeping that employee who falsified records, you want to keep them employed? >> so, ms. comstock, what you have to understand is that we have with them as binding arbitration. the arbitrator decided that t