john kelly, who served as the top marine commander in iraq, penned a letter to friends and family. our robert was killed in action protecting our country, its people and its values from a terrible and relentless enemy. robert, seen in these facebook photos, was a 29-year-old lieutenant killed on patrol. he went quickly, his father wrote. thank god he did not suffer. in combat, that is as good as it gets, and we are thankful. we have a broken hearted, but proud family. he was a wonderful and precious boy, living a meaningful life. he was in exactly the place he wanted to be, doing exactly what he wanted to do, surrounded by the best men on this earth. the body will be met at dover air force base by his other son, a marine captain, and brought to arlington national cemetery. lieutenant john kelly is the highest ranking officer to lose a child in the wars in afghanistan and iraq. >>> prince william was in afghanistan today meeting troops. this was remembrance sunday in britain. >>> and still ahead on "world news" this sunday, tales of survival. the capsized fishermen who braved enormo

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his father lieutenant john kelly is now the highest ranking officer to lose a child in wars in iraq and afghanistan. the general said his son's body will be met at dover air force base by his other son, a marine captain and brought to arlington national cemetery. >>> and britain's prince william paid a trip to troops. william says he's still hopeful of one day serving in afghanistan like his brother did, but that is considered highly unlikely. >>> back here at home, maybe you saw it. a lighting problem caused delays in the cowboys/giants game. the lights went out causing a momentary stoppage. the venue will host the super bowl come february 2014. by the way, the cowboys turned out the giants' lights 33-20. >>> and weather around the country on the gulf coast drenching houston, mobile. and lighter in nashville and the carolinas. rain and mountain snow in consider consider, montana, snow in the cascades. showers meanwhile in spokane and sacramento. >> fargo and minneapolis hover around 50 degrees. 60s from kansas city. high of 60 here in new york. 55 in boston and 80 in miami. >>> and whe

john kelly, associate professor in psychiatry, massachusetts general hospital, harvard medical schoolston, massachusetts. lureen mcneil, director, bureau of recovery services, new york state office of alcoholism and substance abuse services, new york, new york. carlos hardy, director of public affairs, baltimore substance abuse systems, incorporated, baltimore, maryland. john, what role does language play in forming public opinion on addiction and mental health issues? i think language plays a critical role in the way that, after all, it's the, it conveys the meaning of, of what we're trying to express. and so i think it plays a very important role and we should think carefully about the terms that we use because of that. so, why does some language impede the understanding, lureen, of, of our field and the way we refer to people? well i think particularly now that we have this new recovery framework, people are holding on to the old language. and the new language really holds the fullness of the framework, it really shows the validity of the framework, it shows the reality of recovery

. >> reporter: i spoke with john kelly the attorney for beth twitty, natalee holloway's mother overall the years. he received the statement within the past hour, so perhaps the comment from beth twitty is forthcoming. her dad, dave holloway add been quoted he really believed this was going to be id as his daughter's jawbone with one tooth in it. according to dutch investigators this is in fact the jawbone of a young adult. we don't know the race, or the age. according to the dutch forensic experts over in the haig they say it's definitely not natalee holloway. they compared the jaw bones with the dental records of the then 18-year-old girl in 2005 when she disappeared here on vacation with all of her high school graduates coming in from alabama having a big, fun weekend. she was last seen partying and leading with of course some suspects in a car. the prime suspect here of course is joran van der sloot who remains in prison awaiting murder trial for stephanie flores, the 21-year-ol 21-year-f he'21-year-oldperuvian, on the r anniversary of natalee holloway's disappearance. the solicitor

. >>> john travolta and kelly preston welcomed an eight pound, three ounce baby boy named benjamin. this comes nearly two years after the tragic death of their 16-year-old son, jett, from a seizure. >>> two months after announcing their split, the wife of george lopez has filed for divorce citing irreconcilable differences. >>> angelina jolie is reportedly boycotting thanksgiving. a friend says the actress refuses to celebrate the domination of white settlers and wants no part in rewriting history. >>> and finally, cookie monster has posted an online video on youtube saying me want snl. the sesame street muppet wants to branch out beyond cookie eating. the video includes a monologue, sketches, weekend update jokes and a performance by munste munster gaga. must-see tv. >> i wonder if they have ever done anything like that. they have had skits with things like that, but an actual host? >> i don't think so. that sounds like a dare. >> it would be really challenging technically. >>> this comes from wlwt news 5 in cincinnati, ohio, where folks have a different way of celebrating thanksgi

. >> reporter: days later she says, joran sends this e-mail to her lawyer, john kelly.want to do something good. this is a hurtful situation for all of us. and it will stay that way until it's over. i will bring you to natalee, but the information that comes from me has to remain a secret. in return, i want $250,000. if you're interested, i'll give you details. >> i'm thinking, okay. if this is the way i can get her remains, then i'm in. >> reporter: but kelly is convinced it's a scam. he asks your ton fedex him a bone fragment to be tested for dna. joran refuses. beth twitty, still desperate to find her daughter's body. she says she pays joran $25,000. but he gives her no information. and instead, takes off to peru, where a few weeks later, joran becomes a suspect in another murder. that of stephany flores. in peru, he has nothing to say to us. >> joran, abc news, in the u.s., do you have anything to say? >> reporter: joran is still in this jail cell, waiting for his trial, telling reporters he'll talk about the murders but only if he's paid for it. john quinones, abc

you know, i have spoken with john kelly, from the family, the attorney and they have been down -- they has been down so many blind alleys, they are reluctant to pin their hopes on getting some kind of solution to what happened to her. either way, it is bad news for the family. but, what will also be important is that the aruba people would have been able to determine whether the bone came from the water, that she was put in the water, or, buried on the island. and dug up, perhaps, by an animal or something. and, if it is buried on the island, they certainly have to find the other bones, and to see if they can determine the cause of death, even after five years. because this doesn't tell you the cause of death. one of the things, martha, the new technology now, the dental pulp, of the tooth, can be tested toxicologically for drugs and the possibility of them looking for date rape drug or something exists. martha: fascinating. we will see, we'll find out, just less than a day from now. if indeed that jawbone is natalee holloways and would begin the next stage of answering a lot of quest

. >>> it is an especially joyous thanksgiving for john travolta and kelly preston.new baby boy named benjamin. the boy was born in florida on tuesday. this is the third child for travolta and preston. their eldest son died last year. >> good news for that couple. >>> coming up next, we'll update the extreme tensions in korea, as the u.s. military gets even more involved. as the u.s. military gets even male announcer ] imagine the possibilities with stelara® for adults. stelara® helps control moderate or severe plaque psoriasis with 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. in a medical study, 7 out of 10 stelara® patients saw at least 75% clearer skin at 12 weeks. and 6 out of 10 patients had their plaque psoriasis rated as cleared or minimal at 12 weeks. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and increase your risk of infections. some serious infections, like tuberculosis, require hospitalization. before starting stelara®, your doctor should test for tuberculosis. stelara® may increase your risk of cancer. always tell your doctor if you have any sign of i

john kelly was the deputy mission commander for the first marine division during the first battle ofwith firefights. his son john was also a marine and was in iraq. if family, generation's going to war. we have been reluctant to tell our soldiers not thanks for serving can and you are good people, but when they win, thanks of winning. this book's as banks or winning. >> a call on the republican line from aidala. >> how are you? host: fine. caller: can't you consider the chemicals that used as weapons of mass destruction? guest: yes, we've knowledge saddam hussein used weapons of mass destruction, chemical poison gas, to kill the kurdish people in large numbers in northern iraq. that was chemical ali, that was the name of his deputy who was tried and executed. just as we executed people after the november trial after the second world war for gassing jewish people. the question was did he still have supplies of sports and gas. we did not find supplies of prison guess when we arrived in iraq. we did not find weapons of mass destruction. that's true. from my position, the things that's a

john kelly was the deputy mission commander for the first marine division during the first battle of fallujah. his son robert was a pfc going door-to-door with firefights. his son john was also a marine and was in iraq. if family, generation's going to war. we have been reluctant to tell our soldiers not thanks for serving can and you are good people, but when they win, thanks of winning. this book's as banks or winning. >> a call on the republican line from aidala. >> how are you? host: fine. caller: can't you consider the chemicals that used as weapons of mass destruction? guest: yes, we've knowledge saddam hussein used weapons of mass destruction, chemical poison gas, to kill the kurdish people in large numbers in northern iraq. that was chemical ali, that was the name of his deputy who was tried and executed. just as we executed people after the november trial after the second world war for gassing jewish people. the question was did he still have supplies of sports and gas. we did not find supplies of prison guess when we arrived in iraq. we did not find weapons of mass destruct

while general john kelly was the deputy division commander for the first machine division, during the first battle of fallujah, his son, one of his sons, robert, was a pfc and rifle squad fighting door to door. his other son, john, was a captain also in the machines and also in iraq. you have american families, which for generations answer the call when we have a war. one mistake that america has made as a people is that since world war ii, we've been very reluctant to tell our soldiers, not just thanks for serving. but when they win, thanks for winning. this book says thanks for winning. next call for duncan hunter. boise, idaho, paul, republican line. >> caller: hi. >> host: how are you doing? >> caller: good. the question is can't you really consider the chemicals that he used as weapons of mass destruction? and -- >> guest: yes. is that -- yes. the facts are we all acknowledge that saddam hussein used weapons of mass destruction, that is the chemical poison gas to kill those kurds in huge numbers in northern iraq. that was chemical ali, who was tried and executed for gassing jewis

. >>> john travolta and kelly press ton welcomed a new baby boy this week.enjamin was born at a florida hospital weighing in at 8 pounds, 3 ounces. his birth brings joy to the family nearly two years after the accidental death of their 16-year-old son, jett. benjamin has a 10 year-old sister, ella, he can static about her brother. >> very thankful for them. >>> so laura behnke, what's up? >> we have a big hockey game going on. i know we haven't been talking about the sharks, but this is a big one. the most anticipated match of the early hockey season is here, but tonight a rematch of the sharks and black hawks, but neither team has been tearing it up so far. what's going on? and the raiders have a new linebacker who could make an immediate impact. first he has to figure out where to line up. and a world title on the line in oakland. we'll hear from andre ward in sports. >>> families across the bay area will sit down to a traditional turkey dinner tomorrow. of course, not everyone's version of traditional is exactly the same. nbc bay area's joe risetto jr. sh

military training academy dubbed by critics their school of assassins a cameraman john conway and a correspondent kelly ford have been taken into custody in the state of georgia along with a number of activists r.t. is going to check and has the latest from washington. we had the chance to talk to carol in one of our correspondents she and one of our cameraman john conway are now we jailed in columbus georgia they were covering an annual demonstration outside fort benning which holds a training center for latin american soldiers and policemen air every year thousands of people gather at the gates of that institution with demands to shut it down among its graduates are many of the continent's most and poorest torturers mass murderers dictators and state terrorists some call for banning america's terrorist training camps kayleen our correspondent said there was no be severely as to the police on their part they stayed away from the gate as they were asked to but what followed by all standards nonviolent rally were dozens of arrests even one ninety year old priest was arrested r t merica crew were arreste

just got off the phone with the family's attorney for the hol wee -- for the holloway family, john q. kelly, quote, we have been through this so many times, harris, we don't have a statement about this but we knew about it two days ago and we're waiting to see what this will bring as well. so they've known about this, they've gotten natalie's dental records, he says it shouldn't take too long to determine if this jawbone which he says they're being told is that of a young caucasian woman, has anything to do with natalee holloway, her disappearance, what happened with her in may of 2005. so that's according to the family's attorney that i've just gotten off the phone w as i learn more, i've got calls out to the police department in aruba, have pretty good contacts with them, so hopefully we'll hear something soon, but really, this is in the hands of those forensic specialists. her doctor, michael baden, on the program saying this could take a few days, this could take less than that. it's in their hands now. we've just got to wait and see if this is again one of those things that has come up

i had talked with and have continued to keep contact with the family's attorney, john q. kelly, throughout this whole jawbone find. they have not officially made a statement because they wanted to wait and see, just simply as jenna brought out, they've been down this road so many different times with different types of so- called evidence and findings and so on and so forth, and as they are hanging on this morning, you know, they have known about this, they knew that the jawbone belonged to a caucasian female, but the odds of it washing on shore, even though local islanders told me the storm system brought up so much old debris on the beaches that they weren't shocked that something would watch up, the family knew all along they would sit by the phone and not make a whole lot of public statements until they really knew the details of this. very sad for them because they are so desperate to find closure. back to you guys. jenna: joining us is dr. michael bauden, a fox news contributor that has joined us several times to talk about this case and interesting talking to you ahead o

. >>> finally, it will be a very special thanksgiving for john travolta and kelly preston.d child. we send our best to mom, dad, baby and big sister. >>> time for a look at the weather. sam, good morning again. >> good morning, juju. john travolta, one of the nicest guys that's come on this show. a really nice guy. i don't think we can squeeze another person in here. we can't do dancing. we don't have room. everybody, we don't have room for anything more, right? oh no. i don't know how we're going to pull it off. texas, this is like the whole -- half of the studio got here from texas. don't ask me how. i don't know. let's get to the boards. one or two things going on we want to talk about. all of your twitter and facebook pictures. we're throwing these up if we can. we have snow pictures. we have beach pictures. they're on our twitter and facebook page. here's the travel trouble spots during the day today. it's right in the middle of the country where the rain will be. there's a hit of ice and snow.od robin, george, this is going to get a little nasty. everybody has teams h

of the president sorry ok i'm sorry but among those arrested were r t correspondent kelly i'm sure an r.t. cameramen john conway both there on assignment covering the protests that brought together thousands of people like you may think and i asked the officer to please remove the handcuffs these plastic handcuffs and at least put one on that was a little bit looser he took out a hunting knife to remove my handcuffs and that's actually part of the reason that i have the cuts on my wrist for our worst killing had no clue what the charges against her were we asked on the bus what are we being charged with and one of the sheriff said don't worry no charge the ride is free we're taken to the county jail and we ended up spending thirty two hours there student tommy ramirez who was there as an activist tells a similar story i kept asking them what did i do to tell you my rise tell me why i'm getting a wrist i kept asking them and i never got an answer from them every year thousands of people gather at the gates of the training camp dubbed the school of assassins calling for its closure officially there to trai

what are critics saying today. >> reporter: kelly, congressman john mica, probably had the quote of theoesn't remove the threat. critics in congress saying we should focus on improved intelligence, better checking of documents, and, using body scanning machines that reveal less of your figure, here's congressman petrie. >> the europeans have been coming up with a better scanning technology that uses an outline and highlights if something is unusual, a box will show up on the screen, instead of all of this personal in the trugs, and, we can do a better job, than this and protect people without destroying the values we are trying to protect. >> reporter: congressman petrie and house majority leader steny hoyer said today there will be hearings about this, and is not the end of the debate. >> all right, hearings. okay. more congressional input, thanks! lawmakers and the flying public struggle with the new procedures, al qaeda in yemen is issuing a new threat. expect more small scale attempts to bomb u.s. cargo planes, and that was the message posted on the english language web site of the

john. >>> and fox news host, megan kelly, totally lost it.ng about a man who was saved from a heart attack with a cold blanket. >> isn't that incredible? don't you want to know about that, it gives you a little hope you keel over from a heart attack and get the frozen blanket and maybe you have your spouse and stuff you in the freezer. not really. you need a big freezer. and really, you know, your spouse isn't going to want to do that. that won't -- >> all right, moving on. >> moving on. >> megan, if you really want to get a good laugh, you should watch some of the other shifts on your very own network. coming up, glenn beck, well, he can't help but bat crazy bachmann get power orand paul is stomping into steal her thunder. more on the power plays with this new group. trouble getting around, i >>> any finally tonight, congresswoman michele bachmann is out of the running for the number four leadership position in the house. she dropped her bid for republican conference chair, it turns out that she needed, i guess, more than glenn beck and a co

we'll bring you have the verdict and show you have the tape in "kelly's court." john choked up on election tonight. wait until you heart jab he just took from outgoing speaker nancy pelosi over it. alan colmes on the shot just ahead. calls for another troop surge. this one on american soil. >> reporter: they want 25,000 troops dunn there as soon as possible. i want to show you the areas they focused on. maricopa county in phoenix and cochise county. cochise is a major corridor for drugs and human smuggling. from falcon lake where david hartley was allegedly shot and killed on his jet ski up to ciudad juarez. the two big takeaways in this report are that mexican border states have degenerated into near anarchy with a tells and drug lords flooding north. this is that video taken by jennifer griffin and her team. they are saying there is a huge threat from opms. other than mexicans. including al qaeda affiliates are crossing the border at will. carter says they should focus less on groping grandma at the airport and focus more on border security. >> let's take the tsa ag

. >>> feliz john travolta, bien se convirtió en el padre de un varoncito, benjamín, su esposa kelly prestonde dar gracias en "la gran manzana" el torito, le hizo un regalo especial a cientos de personas para que puedan celebrar este día en familia, veamos los detalles al rededor de 200 familias de escaso recursos podrán degustar el tradicional pavo, gracias a héctor acoacosta el torito que tercer año regaló pavos. >>> es la forma de devolver lo que la gente le da a uno, uch/p >>> pero te comes tu pavo. > >>>. >>> aún así sacará tiempo, en nueva york r univision gracias. >>> los premios tv y novela se transmiten este domingo por univision, nuestro portal quiere saber quien es la reina de la telenovela . >>> las farro its son lucero, maite perroni, jackie bracamonte itatí cantolacantoral entre otro conéctese a tv y novela.com >>> esta niña salió de un sueño sin esperar la pesadilla que le sesperaba en la frontera. también mucho cuidado con los monitores de bebés porque son un arma de doble filo ya le con tamgs contamos al regreso. . >>> en un albergue para menores en tamaulipas espera una ado

republican kelly ayotte who won with 60% of the vote. in colorado's governor's race, democrat john hickenlooper repeat the republican opponent. >> take a look at the new members of congress with the c- span video library. find a complete list. every new member is listed with campaign finances and any appearances on c-span. it is all free on your computer any time. it is washington your way. >> now i look at some of the newly elected governors. democrat dan malloy won the democratic election committee is the longest firming -- longest serving mayor. then, in florida's governor's race, republican rick scott won with 49% of the vote and he defeated democratic candidate alex sink. he will take the seat of one -- once held by charlie crist to ran for u.s. senate and lost. studentcam video competition is in full swing. make a video on this year's team, washington dc through marlins. -- brew of my limbs. you can win the grand prize of $5,000. go on line to studentcam.org. >> every man or woman and child in ireland spends each year over 3,000 pounds on british goods and services. i think i

. >> reporter: we reunited with tom mcginley, john loren, jim marin, steve kelly, andy sullen and andy. for their mix of political views on how to get the country back on track. does anyone have a good one-liner on what happened. first up, the 2010 election. obama called it a shellacking, did-d he deserve it? >> yeah, there was a lot of focus on the health care bill which i'm not sure america understands. >> reporter: you were one of the lone obama voters? >> there are a few. >> reporter: there are some steltth ones i think. for them, the election was about who's driving the train in washington. >> gridlock can be a good thing depending on where things are going. >> reporter: we kind of like the idea of tying things up. >> tying things up for a couple years. >> reporter: until 2012 when the president is up for re-election. >> i didn't vote for him, but i don't underestimate his chances for re-election at all. >> reporter: but what are the alternatives. have any of you watched the sarah palin reality show. >> sarah palin and reality together are like -- i don't know. >> reporter: she co

john boehner. found and the rinz have gained a senate seat in indiana. dan coats is claiming victory. rand paul posted to a senate victory and republican candidate kelly ayoff won the senate race in new hampshire. and tea party hopeful christine o'donnell lost the senate race in delaware. >> hope you'll stay with us for up to the minute election results. and and also, toys are about to be ban from kids meals in another bay area city. >> i'm sandhya patel. mild, then we're looking at possibility of rain and showers. showers. and that is comingggggggggggggg ["knock on wood" playing] every five minutes, chase pays for someone's eligible credit or debit card purchase. [beep] chase picks up the tab. it could be you. chase picks up the tab. it's another great reason to bank with chase. chase what matters. sign up at a branch today. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> investigators trying to figure out the motive behind the murder of a san francisco socialite. the 45-year-old dealt in high end italian jewelry. she was a guest on ""the view from the bay" the show that aired here on abc 7. friends say she returned from a trip with he

john kyle is telling the white house he has a list of concerns. half to do with money, half to do with what types of weapons and saying there can't be a rubber stamp for retreat. >> kelly o'donnell, i know you'll follow this for us on capitol hill. >>> there's a split verdict in the case of the first guantanamo bay detannee being tried in a civilian court and it's a message that these cases are going to be hard to prove. he faced charges stemming from the bombings of two u.s. embassies back in '98. 224 people died in all in those attacks. a federal court jury found him guilty of conspiracy to destroy u.s. property. he could spend the rest of his life in prison. but the jury found him not guilty of more serious terrorism charges. >>> now to the u.s. economy. another big step in what's been a big comeback for gm, the company forced into bankruptcy and kept alive really only through that massive government bailout. tonight, gm's long plan stock offering will raise an record amount for an american company, but is this a good deal for taxpayers and investors alive? phil, good evening. >> reporter: good evening. general motors has priced its stock to start trading tomorrow a

kelly o'donnell is live on capitol hill where we are awaiting the new leaders of the republican party and potentially the new speaker of the house, johnns now where we will hear from the top republicans from the senate and the house and across the country. they will talk about what voters did not say to them. expect to talk about being humble in their victory, that this was not a grand sweeping endorsement of republicans in congress. they will try to talk about changes that people around the country is what they want. that's a pledge we will hear from them this morning. they will give them a sense of a transition, an organization of up to 20 members of the house, how they plan to take over leadership in january. there is a shift going on in the leadership, and some of the other positions may still be up for grabs. >> kelly, the interesting thing will be will there be added diversity. mike pence may step down to run for president himself. will they bring in some diversity? i will let you take your seat. here are the three leaders of the republican party. >> good morning, every one. as you heard me say last night, we are humbled by the