he handle me rough, man. i'm just happy he ain't aggressive. >> jones' reputation on the streets might have made him a celebrity among inmates, but it could also be his undoing. one of the prosecution's key witnesses is a convicted felon named james mallory. >> james mallory. he's a rat. he's one of louisville's biggest -- he might be the biggest rat of all times. >> mallory, who knew jones when both men were housed together at louisville metro years earlier, was recently released from prison while serving a nine-year sentence for armed robbery. he was given probation after writing a letter to prosecutors claiming to have bombshell evidence in jones's case as well as some others. but jones says after mallory was released from prison he came to visit jones in jail and told him a different story. >> so he come visit me, what's going on, man? i ain't telling on you, whoo, whoo, whoo. but i'm like [ bleep ]. if you ain't telling on me, you need to go to court and tell, you know, the judge that the prosecutor and

best man for the job.t did i say? yes, job. [ laughter ] sorry about that. >> steve: i'm bushed. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] tired, tired. i'm tired. i'm tired. not bushed. this isn't good. during a recent speech, massachusetts senator elizabeth warren said that big banks have helped rig the economy against working people. banks are like, that's not true, we also screwed a lot of unemployed people too. [ laughter ] i mean, fair is fair. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: we even charged them a getting screwed fee. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: this is a crazy story. i saw that a woman in montana gave birth to extremely rare identical triplets last month. identical triplets. yeah. then god said, my fault, still learning how to use this printer. i'm sorry, it's new. it's a new printer so i've just got to figure it out. you know when you press print and it doesn't happen, so you do it again? [ laughter ] that's right, a woman in montana gave birth to identical triplets named milo, cade, and ian. or otherwise known in sch

and the man with the sheet covering him is the same man in that picture. they wanted to find and talk to the man, he was in the area of 11th and mission a few days before, a suitcase was found outside the goodwill store with a dismembered body outside. after circulating the photo in a few hours, they got a call on the anonymous tip line, someone said the man they were looking for for questioning lived at 434th street. >> we got a call from anonymous tip line, nothing, but a quick blush, i don't know who that person is, i want to say thank you to that person for going ahead and giving us a call and letting us know that person was there. >> now, police don't know if a man in the photo, the man with the white sheet was brought into the patrol car had anything to do with the crime. at that point they wanted to talk to him in connection with this case. police got a second man from that residence in for questioning. at this point we're waiting to hear if that led to any arrests or if that person of interest, the man with the white sheet was released. back to you

and they're like "oh, man, when you were laughing about "the elephant man!lon!" i was like "oh, thank you." you just saw the play? "yeah, yeah, but jimmy fallon." >> jimmy: it was, honestly, yeah. but, i mean, you're getting crazy good reviews. congratulations on this. >> oh, thanks. >> jimmy: how long are you going to do this? >> we're gonna do it until february 22nd, and then i think we're going to take it to london, bring it back home for the summer for 12 weeks. they're working on it now, but i think it's gonna work out. >> jimmy: that would be fantastic. >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] take the whole company, too. >> jimmy: oh really? everyone? >> yeah, everybody. yeah. >> jimmy: that's fantastic. i gotta to say, you're shattering box office records for this play. >> yeah, but, i gotta say -- by the way, it was, i'm not even kidding. i'm not even kidding. yeah, it skyrocketed. so thank you. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yeah, i swear to god. yeah, it was awesome. [ cheers and applause ] yeah, i'm not even kidding you. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> honestly, that

that's just a gift, man. god, we were -- we were crying when we read that this morning, man.news for you guys. yesterday, kentucky senator rand paul reflected on mitt romney's potential 2016 campaign and said, quote, "it's sort of what einstein said, that the definition of insanity is to do the same thing over and over again and expect a different result." yeah. and then someone told him einstein didn't actually say that. he said, "well, in the words of gandhi, 'my bad.'" [ laughter and applause ] not sure i understand this. although texas senator ted cruz said there's not enough data to support global warming and has often been criticized for understanding space and science, he was just named the new head of the senate subcommittee on space and science. [ light laughter ] and i don't know. he may not be an expert. i don't know about this. take a look at some of the things on his agenda here. first there's, find out why the sun wears sunglasses on the raisin bran box, but not in real life. [ laughter ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: next there's, investigate what nasa stands for. t

that motor bike belongs to this man who is believed to be on the run. this man is interesting.s a lengthy criminal record. we are also hearing another layer to this part of the investigation. on the day of the "charlie hebdo" attack we heard a man was shot and wounded in a park nearby while going for a run. this is important because the ballistics of the attack match the ballistics from the attack at the kosher store. authorities searching on the tail of really the weapons. they are also closing in on painstaking odds on the money. the money trail. that is important because in december -- on december 4th coulibaly took out a loan of $7,000. he also wanted it in eight days. he also was covered by life insurance. he asked for life insurance for that loan. why would authorities asking what that loan was for? it wasn't that big of an amount to warrant any sort of questioning. we learned from documents he did lie about his employment. all of this coming in the last 24 hours when we heard from al qaeda arabian peninsula claiming responsibility for the attacks and it chose the targets

. >> back in the days the bell man of the hotel would hire his friends to work as bell man but he would get a percentage of their tips. >> his exhibit tells the story of sara spencer, she made millions on her apex hair care company. >> one of her warehouse hired 100 p.m. >> they had a thing called a breakfast show at the club harlem that started at 6:00 in the morning when all the either people from sammy davis junior to dean martin atlantic city was a 24 hour town that never slept. >> to share the history hunter brings his exhibits to schools and opens to students and scholars and tourists if you go to 6abc.com/art of aging you'll find more inspiring stories. >>> the "action news" news team is out working on news stories beginning at 4:00 beginning with the first freebie friday of the year and if losing weight is one of your resolutions you may be tempted to turn to a diet supplement. do any of them work? consumer reports has more on that at 4:00. >>> and a man is hit with mind blowing news part of a car was inside of his body all of this time. what they found later on "action news." a

man. you know, donations, man, you know. that's a d-boy's life. >> carlton wright says he takes the rage he learned on the streets in plainfield, new jersey, and pours it into rap. now he's one of more than 2,000 inmates at the wabash valley correctional facility in southwestern indiana. >> yeah, i had a great home, a great mother. you know what i mean? but by the same token, when i step outside my front door, it's the jungle. coming home from school, you may get into a fight, you may get jumped, you may get shot, you know what i mean, may get harassed by the police, but when you grow up around that, it becomes normal. you get accustomed to it, and some may make it out of the neighborhood, if you can see an alternative lifestyle. but so many get consumed in a lifestyle that leads to prison or death. the street don't give you too many bright endings, man. i ran the streets, man. i did the street life. i'm in here washing clothes by hand and eating bull [ bleep ] chicks like that on the stre

man, just rock and roll, man.like, "do you want a a cigarette?" and i was like, "-- yeah, sure." [ laughter ] "sure. i don't smoke anymore, but now i do again. thanks." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're johnny depp. absoultely, it's like yeah -- [ british accent ] "i'm going to blow my own glass to make glasses we can drink out of first." [ laughter ] no, but they have glasses here. "no, i like to make it myself." [ laughter ] >> and in your world he has a a british accent just all the time. >> jimmy: he kind of does. he slips in and out. he slides in and out for me. it's like he's peter pan, isn't he? [ laughter ] he just like slides around. he's not real. but in this film can you explain the film at all? should we set it up? >> yeah. it's basically johnny plays this amazing -- i love it when he plays these characters. >> jimmy: he always plays characters. it's the best. >> and in this one he plays this amazing, super british aristocrat whose wife, who's played by me, goes away to visit a friend and she comes back, h

brother, man. >> all right.just verify. he says his brother is staying at the motel. let me verify that. if so, i'll just cut him loose. all right, thanks. >> but the officer never checks, and instead, seems to take a casual attitude. >> you know the bad thing about it? you're matching up to him. >> that sucks, doesn't it? >> yeah. >> the officer notices the man's legs are scraped. >> did you go through a brier patch or something? >> yeah, roofing. i always roof in shorts. got my scratches up on the roof. >> that's why your knees are all cut up? >> yeah. >> that's why your knees are cut up? y'all wear pads? >> it's too hot. the pads rub the back of your legs. >> it seems mcnair has an answer for everything. but when the officer asks him his name a second time, mcnair gives a different response. >> what's your name again? >> jimmy jones. >> he says his name is jimmy jones. but the first time, he said it was robert jones. >> what's your name? >> robert jones. >> but the police officer doesn't pick up on it and alm

police tell us a man and a woman are in critical condition. another man is in stable condition. this morning we continue to follow new dwpevelopments in the terror in paris. authorities have released five people who were detained in the attacks. france is preparing for a massive anti-terrorism rally. today, hundreds of thousands of people are expected at the demonstration being billed as a cry for freedom. authorities say that they will be on high alert for more violence. plus, their search today continues for another suspect in the deadly attacks that left 17 people and three gunmen dead over three days. here is a picture of that woman. the suspect still at large. she's believed to be linked to two of the men who carried out the violence. her husband was one of those suspects who was killed by police. authorities say she is considered armed and dangerous and may have information on a terrorist cell involving her husband. her husband is accused of killing four people at a kosher market and is also suspected of killing a police officer. last night, as you can see, thousands of pe

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the manic named -- the man nicknamed "the big unit."spent one year as a giant and that was 2009 and won his 300th career game as a giant. world series champion. this was a day he never imagined as a kid. >> i never joined a fraternity in college and now i am among amongst one of the coolest in the world. i am very humbled. >> johnson's new passion in life is photograph -- photography. he spends a lot of time back stage at concerts. he can go eye to eye with the giraffe when's he photographs them. he will be photographed with pedro martinez and john smoltz who also went in on the first ballot. this is the first time in 60 years four members were voted into the hall with astros infielder craig biggio going in. barry bonds pick had up a few more -- picked up a few more votes this year than he did a year ago, but he is a long way from reaching the ball. he is the homerun wing and seven-time mvp, but he is one of the prime faces in the steroid era and because of that received less than 37% of the vote. his supporters say he had a hall of fam

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police found that man he was hiding in a laundry room. yes he was naked, and yes, he was arrested. >>> okay. interesting thing to find in your house. >>> 6:46 is the time. >> in defense of that chat, what would the internet dowithout guys like that? he is providing content for twitter. >>> let's go out and take a look at the commute, traffic moving along relatively well. back to almost normal, some commutes still look a little better. most look normal like they did a couple weeks back before everyone got on holiday vacation, heading out to the high-rise, when you get to 101, ordinary commute, a little bit slow through san mateo. bay bridge toll plaza, backed up for a 20 minute delay, i'll tell you what is not good is 680 out of pleasantonto freemont. all the way out to dublin. 6:47, kind of a nice day. >> 'shocked alcohol was involved with that. it's gambling here, i'm shocked. >>> we have mostly clear skies, the full moon, oh, the wolf moon, yes. the wolf moon. last night 8:53. did you see that? >> what's that? somebody talking to me? ma

[russian man] this is a dangerous man. [woman] who is he?yle with new axe white label. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we are joined right now by the best-selling author of "not that kind of girl," a a very funny and smart memoir. she is also the star, director, and creator of the hit series "girls," which starts its fourth season at 9:00 p.m. this sunday on hbo. please welcome, a good friend of the show. here's lena dunham, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi. you look gorgeous. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> jimmy: thank you for being here. >> i'm so happy to be back with you. you know how i feel about ya. >> jimmy: i know i do. i really do, and i love you. thank you so much. thank you. >> jimmy: congrats on this. >> oh, my god. thank you. >> jimmy: and before we even start the interview, i think you have something you might want to say to questlove? >> i do. i have something i'd like to say to questlove, aka ahmir, which is i screwed up. and i was supposed to let questlove pick the color of one of the credits for

they say to young man's life. west all non the coordinator for walnut creek shows us how this works. he was responsible for installing the device. seven years later, a payoff in a big way. the 14 year-old was plain in an organization mealeague/. then there's determined that the boy was in cardiac arrest, they started chest compressions and cpr. they took the e.d. and out of the cabinet ticket to the court you as did on the youngster and were able to bring his heart back into normal rhythm. you'll have to pay more to park. at many bart stations around the bay area later this month. stations with regularly full lots will be seeing an increase of fifty cents a day. every six month bart acesses parking to determine where the prices would rise. millbrae, hayward, oakland coliseum, concord, and north concord stations will not see an increase. most increases start on or after january 20th. for a full breakdown of dates stations, and increases visit our website at kron4 dot com. search crews recovered four more bodies fro

this is a man and his kid pulling up to their building. right behind them, a bmw, and then you see a couple suspects running up to the vehicle. then watch this. see that? that's a big weapon that's being pointed at that man and his children. >> oh god, this is terrifying. >> they end up robbing this man and his kids of about $1,700 u.s. dollars and other electronic equipment they had in the vehicle. you don't really get a clear look at the kid but the man and everyone runs out of the way, and then you do see that one of the suspects gets in the car. they were unable to take the vehicle, but you see the guy in white t-shirt takes some stuff out of there and just flees on foot. >> so they believe that the car behind this car was in on it. just blocked this person in? >> it appears as though it may have been in on the robbery. fortunately, nobody was injured but no arrests have been made in this case yet. >>> now to the uk at this mcdonald's, when four men run into the store wielding a machete and a hammer to intimidate the employees to steal

relation to man. in our capacity for self-government or whether we abandon the american revolution and confess that a little intellectual elite in a far distant capital can plan our lives for us better than we can plan them ourselves. >> mann: the speech was called "a time for choosing," which may be ronald reagan's best speech ever, and that's saying a lot for ronald reagan, 'cause he gave a lot of great speeches. but this speech was a masterpiece. and it probably made the best case for barry goldwater that anybody, including barry goldwater, had made for himself. >> our democratic opponents seem unwilling to debate these issues. they want to make you and i believe that this is a contest between two men -- that we're to choose just between two personalities. well, what of this man that they would destroy? is he the brash and shallow and trigger-happy man they say he is? i knew him long before he ever dreamed of trying for high office, and i can tell you personally, i've never known a man in my life i

the man wanted revenge for an early arrest.created a fake facebook page in the name of the officer and distributed inappropriate terribles under that officer's name. >> in millbrae police are trying to track down a man wearing a burlap sack on his head who assaulted a jogger. the victim was running on monday morning and the man ran up behind her, grab her shorts and he ran off. >> if you rely on east bay mud for water the bill will not increase. a land is now on hold for pumping water from the sacramento river and charging users an extra 14 percent. rake height was scheduled if this month and east bay mud gets. water from the river but officials have been firsts to look elsewhere because of drought. there could be emergency supply use next month. >>> california is far short of the 20 percent goal set by governor brown last year. water use dropped by 9 percent last year in november of last year compared to the previous year. the bay area is doing a better jonathan southern california and we have cut our water use by 18 percent c

the man was white and in his 30s. highway patrol is investigating a crash that killed two people in alameda county. it happened around 6:15 just east of 680. the golden gate bridge will close to traffic next weekend. the closure starts at 12:01 on saturday and crews will be installing a moveable concrete barrier to make the bridge safer. golden gate transit and pedestrians will be allowed next weekend. words of praise and a final farewell at the funeral of a new york city police officer one of two killed in a brutal ambush last month. the law enforcement community turned out in force to pay last respects to liu. here is abc news reporter chuck sievertson. >> for the second time in as many weeks a wall of blue closed around a fallen come -- comrade. shoulder to shoulder as officers made the pilgrimage to new york city for the funeral of liu. the 32-year-old police man was shot execution style on december 20th. bitter feelings run deep between mayor bill de blasio and the police unions who accuse him of taking sides aga

. >> one man's terrorist is another man's artist. >> do you remember this the united states and usually in florida they do these contests where you won a pick up truck? they should do that with art and they say we will show something offensive and then the terrorists come and you kill the terrorists. it is a roach trap. is that brilliant? >> i thought you were going to say arrest them and then trade for people we don't care about anyway. it is a sting, a fake gallery. it is totally made up. that's a great idea. >> sting would be playing? >> sting would be there. >> it is the theme from the sting. >> i am not going to stop. >> you know what. it is a rumor that you started. >> they got a gander at their son's slander. a peruvian tv show, they have them there ought two women a lesson by shooting them in the face. they tracked down their mothers and disguised them and had them walk past their sons. >> mama. >> i saw that bag coming. here is the other one. >> and he has a blurry face too. his mother is mad and his face is blurry. cat calling i'm sure you have been a victim of it. a piece of

one man was shot several times. no arrests. >> the information is there were multiple shots. i don't know if the victim was running from the suspects at the time of the shooting. >> more than one suspect? >> we have information leads us to believe there is more than one suspect. >>> the victim was taken to the hospital in critical condition but we are told this morning they did stabilize him and he is in critical but stable condition. police had to block off art of the parking lot during the investigation last night so there was a time when people could not get to their cars and this morning everything is become to normal. detectives are looking a surveillance video to see if they can get a look at who did this but they say they don't know the motive and they have not made any arrests. >>> we continue to follow breaking news from paris french police say a dozen people are dead after a shooting at the office of a french satire magazine. the president of france is on the scene right now and calling the shooting "a ter

there was a man with a gun inside. it just looked like total chaos. >> within minutes of arriving, feliciano and the other officers spot the suspect. >> i looked over and i could see he had his arm wrapped around a lady's neck and his other arm in her small of her back. >> basically he kind of came, worked his way through the little courtyard there, then came out towards the parking lot. >> the officers keep a safe distance as the suspect walks the hostage slowly up the street with what appears to be a gun at her back. the victim, 31-year-old dunia gonzales, a consulate employee, is pregnant. and feliciano can see she's terrified. >> you can hear her crying. she kept on reaching up to the suspect's arm because he was choking her, trying to get some air. >> feliciano tries to negotiate with the suspect in both english and spanish. >> he wasn't complying. he immediately just started telling us to put down our guns and to leave, that he would kill her. >> in the meantime, heavily armed s.w.a.t. teams roll in and surround

people here were protesting evictions and you see one man ripped a phone out of another man's hands. the man had been waiting for a housing auction to start right there on the steps. those protests were meant to stop the status quo. >> but we heard from someone who says that those protests are getting in the way. >> reporter: the sound of the commute, today something was different. listen. organizer freeman called a protest against police brutality on communities of color. banging spoons, blocking doors, forcing b.a.r.t. to close stations. freeman says it's all an example of trying to reclaim martin luther king's direct action. but in the end does it work? and when i say it i mean the tactic that is actually used by protesters in trying to achieve their goals. the answer, it just depends who you ask. >> this is all just nonsense. >> reporter: commuters trying to get to work, trying to be on time. trying to be productive. some say the tactics just don't click with the goal been set. >> shutting down freeways i don't think it's good. stopping b.a.r.t. lines i don't think it's good. >>

we have lost this great man.that wasn't entirely true. there were critics, even within the south, that you'd lincoln not as the savior of the union but as the destroyer of the union. that this old union that had existed before he came along had been destroyed by him. there were a couple criticisms that his critics in postwar years, oddly enough some of them were aided i his law partner. there were he couple major criticisms. one, he was the destroyer of the union. another criticism -- and i noticed this in my research -- they called him the great infidel. when we think of infidelity in our era, that means something to do with sex. in that era, the 19th century, that meant lincoln was an atheist, or a free thinker. it was herman who launched the tradition. some said he had been a wonderful christian. herndon did not agree with that and he said so. herndon, then war hill, and a book published in 1873, talked about lincoln as not believing in god. that bothered people. especially, you have just been through this blo

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the man was found shot in the head and four times in the arm. police say the man was shot by somebody in the back seat of that car. investigators are taking a look at the surveillance cameras in the area. >>> an investigation continues this morning into the death of a temple student she fell 8 stories out of the center city highrise and landed on a pedestrian below. "action news" reporter, katherine scott is live at temple she's got the very latest. good morning katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam and temple will have grief counselors on campus today. that 18-year-old was a student here. her name has not been released. police are trying to determine exactly what happened in center city. this all happened around 6:00 p.m. around 16th and chestnut. when police arrive they found two women lying on the sidewalk. police say the temple student fell 8 floors from the window of a building and landed on a 44-year-old woman who was walking below. the teen was rushed to jefferson hospital where she was pronounced dead. the pedestrian was conscious an

. >> i realized when this young lady passed -- >> some of the brains behind single man/married man reveal why brutal honesty is the best policy. >> what sparked so many debates and arguments. we're trying to help. >> a video shot inside a car dealership in indianapolis indiana and it's causing quite >> wow. >> according to reports, this man attempted to steal a car. police have been called and they ar on their way. in this people were trying to make sure they kept the man inside the dealership. >> this guy walks in and tries to steal a brand-new car out of the showroom of a dealership? >> you said it ignited a debate. what's up for a debate about a guy trying to steal a car. >> people started seeing what happened after police arrived. >> oh you hear the officers deploy their taser and hear the man scream. >> help me. help me! >> it's unclear if he's trying to make punching gestures or waving his arms. you see the second officer come in with his night stick and begans hitting the man, continuing to give him orders tell him to get on his stomach. >> roll over on your belly! >> he was under

the man had killed two children, and a woman. the rest of his life. >> like it or not, tim is our client and if he dies, we will live with it. >> in the years that follow, the h hennis case was the textbook case of wrongful prosecution. tim whisnant spoke about the case and it was adapted into a tv movie. >> not everybody sitting in prison is guilty. north carolina now has a commission that actually has released a number of innocent people. >> despite all of the attention to hennis' acquittal, the eastburn's murders would go unsolved for 16 years until 20005 when scott whisnant spoke about the case at a criminology s seminar, and he spoke at a seminar. >> there were potentially other evidence out there. >> well, if he is innocent, who did it? the state of north carolina did not pursue it, and so why didn't they try to find out who it was. >> somebody was stalking that woman for weeks. mrs. eastburn was writing her husband saying somebody is stalking me, and why isn't that being looked at? >> a after the seminar, he was approached

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she thinks she saw the man police killed and witnessed them fighting with another man. it was around 2:00 p.m. he kept saying get away from me and get away from me. he was backing up and the guy was going forward and the other guy was backing up. >> the man was backing away was a young contractor working on an empty house. at one point he called out to her. >> the guy said call the police. he's got a knife. >> allison did not see a knife. it was someone else who called police. that caller reported -- >> there was a subject walking down the street with a large knife. he pulled it out and he was advancing toward a young kid. >> three officers arrived and found a man in the park. one officer fired his taser and another fired his gun and the man described as being in his 40s was killed. >> we know the subject had the knife in his hand at the time of the encounter. as to what exactly happened at that point is still to be determined through the investigation. >> police continue to interview witnesses and they ask anyone who might have surveillance video of the shooting to com

talk it over, man.ly you heard him say that about hitting the girl. and truth to that, or is he just making up stuff? >> no. me and my old lady got in a scuffle. i held her back from hitting me and that's what that's all about. >> after the investigation and another hearing, ratliff and russell both get 30 days in disciplinary segregation. >> 30 days, it will be 80 days i've done this whole entire trip, more than half my time i've been here. >> do you see a pattern developing here, david? >> i got an anger problem, i guess. each fight i have been in, i have not started it. >> walker, daniel, i'm back! >> as ratliff begins his next 30 days in segregation, jail officials allow us to leave him a digital camera to record his thoughts. >> what's up? i swear, they hand out 30 days like [ bleep ]. 30 days. them 30 days hurt. i don't care what anyone says or how hard you try to act. [ bleep ], it just hurts. i'm telling you, man. these walls start to talk to you in your mind, man. god put me in here for a reaso

man in the jacket. he ended up injuring around seven people and had to go to the hospital. this case still under investigation. >> they didn't catch him? >> no you see in the video he runs off down the street. people chase after him. looks like they are keeping an eye on him, but no word on what actually happened. >> this is horrifying. a crazy person out of his mind going after people with a knife for no apparent reason. this person obviously needs some kind of mental help. >> another random attack in melbourne. you see two guys attacking a third guy. they punch him. he falls to the ground. a big group of people. you can't tell what is going on. looks like some are trying to control the attacker of this guy. >> this is one of those instances of egos getting out of control in the street. one person had too much to drink and they have a big chip on their shoulder and suddenly you are a target. >> a target that left him with a broken nose and several facial injuries. that will take him a while to heal. >>

a second man was slightly injured. authorities later recovered the truck. knight's attorney said he's arranging for his compliant's surrender. knight cofounded death row records then built it into a rap empire. >>> health officials say a person who showed up at a sacramento hospital today meets the government guidelines for being tested including recent travel to west africa. ktvu's ken pritchett tonight on the precautions the hospital is now taking. >> reporter: this is the scene this morning outside uc davis medical center in sacramento. you can see what appears to be an ambulance medic being scrubbed down. that patient initially walk into the er at merci hospital a few miles away. that er was roped off for decontamination. and the patient was transported to uc davis. uc davis medical center scheduled a press conference for this afternoon but abruptly cancelled it saying it wouldn't speak on any topic until it had more information. in an e-mail to hospital staff he writes, we assure you this patient's presence here poses no risk to you or patients. the is

george washington as i said, is a man of wise judgment. but george washington is a man. like every man he screws up from time to time. he makes bad judgments. he made an horrendous misjudgment, i think, when he decided to take benedict or fold and give him command of the city of philadelphia after general howe's army with drew in 1778. one his tore yan exaggerates but makes the point when he said he could not have treated him more cruelly. to put this man with his grievances and condition in this situation, an ex-tory strong hold sets the stage for trouble. you've got to remember arnold is em bittered by what happens in the aftermath of saratoga where gates gets all the credit when he feels he deserves him. from his perspective he sacrificed virtually his life for the cause. one of many quotes from arnold. having made every sack fees of fortune and blood and become a cripple in the service of my country, i little expected to meet the ungrateful returns i received from hi countrymen. he is frankly disillusioned with republican government. it seems, from his perspective it

we're here with my man, blake shelton.re about to play a a new game. this is called the whisper challenge. okay? [ wind blowing ] >> whisper challenge. >> jimmy: it's a fun thing that we saw people doing on youtube. it works like this. one person puts on their headphones with loud music playing. the other person then picks up a card. there's a stack of cards there. and there's a random phrase on the card. i'll be the first person to go. the person wearing the headphones has to try to guess what i just said. okay? and you guess until you get one right. then we'll switch it up. the other person puts on headphones and tries again. >> it's like you win -- it's a -- >> jimmy: what'd you say? >> like keeping points or something? >> jimmy: what? >> it's just something stupid we're doing or is it like -- you keep score? >> jimmy: it's just -- it's fun. everyone's having a good time. [ laughter ] have fun for once. >> you just want to keep the score or what the heck? [ laughter ] i can't hear anything. >> jimmy: i know. thank god,

george washington, as i said, is a man of wise judgment. but george washington is a man.like every man he screws up from time to time. he makes bad judgments. he made an horrendous misjudgment, i think, when he decided to take benedict or fold and give him command of the city of philadelphia after general howe's army with drew in 1778. one his tore yan exaggerates but makes the point when he said he could not have treated him more cruelly. to put this man with his grievances and condition in this situation, an ex-tory strong hold sets the stage for trouble. you've got to remember arnold is em bittered by what happens in the aftermath of saratoga where gates gets all the credit when he feels he deserves him. from his perspective, he sacrificed virtually his life for the cause. one of many quotes from arnold. having made every sack fees of fortune and blood and become a cripple in the service of my country, i little expected to meet the ungrateful returns i received from hi countrymen. he is frankly disillusioned with republican government. it seems, from his perspective it

the his tea manned for the japanese government, and the prime minister of japan fires right back at him. >>> in the tom tom club, what up gov, pennsylvania is getting ready to welcome its new governor. tom wolf will be sworn in and we are their life. >>> snow tomorrow? this system is moving past rockies is on its way here how fast is sit moving? just how much snow are we go to go get. snow rimes with serio but in the really but sue has the the forecast. >>> terrifying video in new jersey turnpike when a truck comes down the road, skidding on ice and crashing over the median. hear from within man who was actually in this accident. >> i don't understand how the truck, the semi there stayed upright, you know what i mean. >> yes. >> after vaulting over the median. >> yes. >> sound are so scary. >> of course the person in the car, doesn't, can't believe it missed him. >> i know. >> he was good at shooting. we will talk more about that. >> good day, everybody. it is tuesday january 20th 2015. >> it is national coffee break down. send us a picture of you sending a coffee break day. >> at eight