spying on nelson and anna-lisa.w about it, sort of. >> to me it was like i'm helping my friend spy on a cheating boyfriend. that sounds fine, go ahead, do it. i even had these night vision binoculars i had from high school. i said take these, you can see in the dark pretty well. >> so if sheila was spying on anna-lisa by night, the next question was where was she on the day of the murder? police contacted purdue pharma, sheila had checked out of the office that very morning. next they got a search warrant for sheila's apartment. >> we recovered packaging and receipts for two stun guns. >> two stun guns? >> she had a lock pick set and she had night vision goggles. >> and recording devices. >> reporter: police now had a theory. sheila davalloo was so obsessed with nelson sessler, that she stalked his girlfriend and went to her home to kill her. she may not have even needed the lock pick set. anna-lisa probably would have opened the door for her. >> this was not a spontaneous crime. this took a tremendous amount of pla

that's the nelson's. >> it's nelson's. that's what is before us. commissioners, if he disclosed his history, and that was a legitimate basis for the department to deny it because of the conviction, i'm not understanding -- >> the department has indicated two things in their denial process. one is that he hid his conviction record as part of the reason why he was denied. >> and it's legitimately applicable to the application. then it seems they properly denied his permit. i'm missing something here. >> well, in my opinion there is no proof of conviction so there is no basis before and we're reviewing de novo there was no basis. in other words, we have no proof before us there was a conviction as defined by the statute. we have nothing and the department admitted that they haven't presented proof of this conviction. we don't know if this man was convicted of anything or if it's within the statute. >> i understand that. so would it be appropriate to continue it . ask the department to stub stageiate their position. >> we asked the department and it wa

will h willie nelson is back on the road. how many girls has he loved before? >> the reason divorces are so expensive is they're worth it. >> the hits am keep on coming for willie nelson and i don't mean his songs. >> i he probably did, i he probably did. >> a very entertaining interview. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. the big story tonight teetering on the edge of the fiscal cliff about 36 days to go until fax increases kick in. the white house and congress are playing a high stakes game of let's make a deal. president obama spoke with john boehner this weekend and expressed confidence the deal can't be reached before the deadline. that's what most americans want. in the the latest poll. >> when you're $16 trillion in debt, the only pledge we should make to each other is to avoid. >> you signed it 20 years ago, 18 years ago is for that congress. the world has changed. >> joining me now is the man in the middle of this storm, grover norquist. grover, welcome to you. >> good to be with you. >> you can't comply on the bounty the mutiny has begun: >>

he will create a portrait of coach don nelson during the halftime ceremony. the man finally referred to as nelson. >>> new title about a.l. manager of the year. melvin won the award yesterday regarding 16 of 28 first police votes by the baseball writers association of america. he led the a's to the first playoff berth since 2006. today's media conference will air live on comcast sportsnet california. >> congratulations to bob melvin. right now we congratulate mike for his spectacular job on the roads. we will work on one. >> thank you, thank you. appreciate that. you know, even if i -- >> oakland, home of bob melvin. outstanding season. not so bad across the bay either. looking at 880 past the coliseum, easy, light drive now. construction that just cleared from high street. out of the freeway. i marked your commute direction with arrow here. in between basically 16th and 980 construction in both directions, not a major problem warriors play mitt against the hawks. 24 still at earlier car fire. will end with a map and all lanes getting clear. still activity th

admiral lord nelson of the royal navy.ritten by lord nelson to his mistress emma hamilton was sold at auction for almost $32,000. the letter which historians say was written sometime between november 1801 and january 1802 marked the birth of their illegitimate daughter soon after the affair had become public. in the letter lord nelson is unabashed about his affections. my dear lady, i will never retract one syllable i uttered or one thought i fell. never will i sate tamely and see you, my dear friend, neglected or insulted. he then signs the letter, your most sincere and affectionate nelson. lord nelson, who was wounded several times in combat losing an arm and the sight in one eye, provoked further displeasure when upon returning from sea he refused to give up his mistress. he would go on to lead britain's greatest ever naval victory, the battle of trafalgar in 1805 during which lord nelson was shot and killed by a french sniper. such was the gratitude of the nation that in 1840 at the very center of london nelson's colum

they bring nelson over, the dying man identifies nelson as the one who stabbed him. later in the police station, nelson confesses to the crime. a mostly black jury acquits him to have the crime, and the "new york times" editorial was we will never know who killed nelson. [laughter] this is the sort of thing we went through in the 70s and 80s, and the arc of my book, the exciting middle part is when it all changed overnight with the oj verdict at 10:03, october 3rd, 1995, when white america thought a majority black jury acquit a black celebrity, and blacks across america cheered that verdict. americans said, that's it, the white guilt bank shut down. it just happened overnight. [applause] it was not only a wonderful thing that happened to discourse in america and to race relations in america, but it was a wonderful thing that happened to black people. suddenly sharpson and jackson were not the sole black spokesman. republican policies that have been being pushed by republicans for years, welfare reform, law and order policies, demagogued as racist, racist, racist, and

willie and full nelson. yeah, full nelson is what we need. [ applause ] how that.ing? hi, there.e you? would have been nice if i could have kept that, but... i know. i know. i took your $10,000. that's like a wrestling hold, kind of, right? a -- yeah. i won't do one on you because i'm legally prevented from doing that. i appreciate that. but you did get $1,000. congratulations on that. and... and that's all i got. we'll -- we'll see you in a bit. come on back. goodbye. got to go. [ laughs ] i took your 10 grand. [ cheers and applause ] vanna: can you solve this puzzle from 2005? e category is "thing." we'll give you the answer when we come back right after this. getthloveded for of movies, music, games, and even vip experiences. join sony rewards. rewarding you for what you already love to do. lear your at sonyrewards.com. here's the correct puzzle solution. did you solve it? and lindsay said, "bull nelson," but when reggie heard it, thought she said "full nelson," which is why he didn't repeat it again. you were just not coming up, inventing your own stuff. right. did that help?

this florida senate, i apologize, bill nelson favored to win, this is close,y week say bill nelson would win, connie mack had been trying to get backseat his dad had, a lot said, he did not have the charm his dad had. bill nelson reelected. okay, that is what we have thus far. peter barnes is keeping track of how all of this is affecting earliy on the balance of power. peter, republicans need to pick up 4 seats, three if mitt romney were to win, how about thousand far. >> stay on senate, we called that race for bill nelson in florida. still early. in the evening, we have a lot of other senate races to call, polls have closed in several states but 33 senate seats up for grabs, including bill nelson, at this hour, democrats, now have 36 seats in their control. compared to 39 for republicans. neither party near close to getting the 51 seats to take control of the senate. we're watching a couple of races in new england in particular, possible changes here. these are critical battles between the two parties, to in one in state of connecticut, start there. to succeed joe lieberman, retiring in

a recent miami herald tampa times poll shows nelson with an edge there. talk about in those races and the presidential election. voters going to the polls in three minutes. we'll be talking about that on "morning joe" in a moment. still ahead, what are you doing up? i know why you're up. it's election day. your tweets, texts and e-mails next in morning joe live from democracy plaza moments away. try running four.ning a restaurant is hard, fortunately we've got ink. it gives us 5x the rewards on our internet, phone charges and cable, plus at office supply stores. rewards we put right back into our business. this is the only thing we've ever wanted to do and ink helps us do it. make your mark with ink from chase. but, dad, you've got... [ voice of dennis ] allstate. with accident forgiveness, they guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart kid. [ voice of dennis ] indeed. are you in good hands?

there are dig differences between senator nelson and myself. he was the deciding vote for obamacare. i voted against obamacare. [applause] senator nelson has voted for higher taxes 272 times. i voted to cut taxes. [applause] senator nelson voted to gut our military. i voted to strengthen our 34il8 tear. military [applause] a couple of things happen when i beat senator nelson. the second thing that happens is harry reid will no longer control the agenda. [applause] so florida, we're counting on you, we're counting on you to get out there and vote for mitt romney. i'm counting on you to go out and vote for me. together we'll make sure that mitt romney is the next president, that i'm the next senator, we'll get this country moving again. we'll go in the right direction. we'll put people first over government any day of the week, right? i have the honor tonight to introduce someone to you that you know very well. someone who has been a great leader for the state of florida as governor of the state of florida. [applause] and he continues to be a gre

nelson can win and jazz. moment. $y we have a big call to make izstate. he t pennsylvania is president obama. described as sylvania was too early to call but it wabama or that president obama had there. now we're looking at the dynamics in terms of what just closed at states that we have anr for the pres michigan going to the president. but wisconsin also has 9shotly-watched senate s a y-watched senate race. these states mial, but they are senate battlegrounds. let's go to alex for more that. n inin north dak heidi heitkamp in a tight race. retirement. if the republicans pick it up it dynamics happens at the top of the ticket.y to call with 1% of the votes in. oud tininrich. on to wisconsin, as mentioned, a really interesting race there. the machine tpmhat scott on to texas, ted cruz goes e to r. will bedu a interesting to see how th np iz-n gill brand is the projected winner. michigan debbi stabenow holds on. on to minness the project ed incumbent. asso. heds winner.avoriteis season thi close too close to winona. it it will be because l in that sta

for more of the inside story, visit shinglesinfo.com >>> rob nelson has the latest. >> reporter: in atwist to the david petraeus sex scandal. pentgon says the top american commander in afghanistan general john allen is under investigation for sending improper emails to kelly. kelly is the florida woman who triggered the investigation that ultimately forced petraeus to resign. pentagon is reviewing between 20-30,000 documents involved. allen denies wrong doing. monday, agents spent nearly five hours at the home of petraeus' former mistress, broadwell after the fbi told abc news, they discovered thousands of emails between broadwell and petraeus detailing the affair. in his universe, this moral failing is unacceptable and renders him unworthy of continuing the position of responsibility for the nation. >> the affair came to light over the summer as part of an fbi investigation that began after kelly received threatening emails she believed were from broadwell. >> they call ate preliminary investigation. officials say broadwell had classified material on her computer, which is illegal, f

and from the hall-of-famer nelson to zaza pachulia. part of the atlanta hawks who are in town tonight. he needed stitches and lived to tell about it. harrison barnes, a rookie, his best effort to date, 19 points and 13 rebounds. seth curry floated one up with the offhand. when it counted he came through. and the warriors win tonight, 4-4, 92-88 they defeat the hawks of atlanta. >>> santa clara's kevin roster broke kirk ram ise >>> two years ago, he was cut by the new york mets. tonight, r.a. dickey is the cy young award winner in the national league for the new york mets! 38 years of age, he's the first knuckleballer in history to win the award. clayton kershaw, the dodgers second. washington gio gonzalez finished third. and price of tampa bay won the american league cy young award. david price winning the al cy. >>> all signs point toward alex smith starting versus chicago on monday night. he was on the field today wearing a "don't touch me" jersey. he passed all his concussion tests. and he says i'm feeling pretty good. >> just going

. >> reporter: in new jersey, nelson burgos bought this new nissan jute today. he had no choice. sandy's floodwaters destroyed both cars sitting in his parking lot. >> it's all full of water. there's still water in the glove department. >> reporter: burgos got a deal-- $1500 below dealer invoice. sansone auto mall alone today will sell 50 new cars to storm victims. they're eligible for special discounts from nissan and other auto its makers. >> $1500 comes in handy, yes, and in the time of need where we're at right now. >> reporter: in queens, new york, jerry aliberti bought two nissans to replace the two he lost during the hurricane. >> the seats are all soaked. they're inundated with this muck, this dirty water that infiltrated the car. >> reporter: across the northeast, sandy dnld or destroyed at least 100,000 cars and trucks. full replacement value, at least $3 billion. koppel nissan, where alverty bought his new cars, lost 150 vehiclevehicles to sandy. at the port of newark, north america's major entry point for fish of finish cars, flooforts ruined 11,000 new ones. hasn't h

rob nelson? mick jagger? >> no one's in mick's league. >>> but first, retailers will have an eye on computer hard drives today in addition to those cash registers. >> cyber monday has already begun with online vendors posting holiday bargains. shoppers expect to spend $1.5 billion online, which sup 20% from last year's cyber monday. analysts predict today will be the biggest online shopping day of the year for the third straight year. abc's john schifrin reports on a retail season already in hyper drive. >> reporter: from georgia to oklahoma to california. the deep discounts this holiday weekend brought out the worst in some shoppers across the country. but for retailers who jump-started the shopping season early on thanksgiving day, a huge success, raking in $59 billion, up almost $7 billion from last year. black friday, good or bad, isn't the indication of how retail will fair for the year, but it's a good sign the consumer has shown up. >> reporter: according to national retail federation, shoppers are mor

she looks gorge nelson in a george clooney movie.gger than any guy. >> that's the crazy connie brothers. to this day baby face nelson holds what dubious distinction american history? what did baby face nelson do that stands in the record books? the answer is, correct. kill the most fbi agents. three a questions, three correct answers. i don't think that has ever happened before. ladies and gentlemen. should we quit while we are ahead? >> good night, everybody. >> what a good idea. >> this is an easy one. this is the easiest question coming up. >> al capone, one of the mostngn american history. >> did i ask you what you are trying to do? did i ask you what you are trying to do? i wanted you to get [bleep] where he breathes. i want you to find this boy. i want him dead. >> bill: sounds like a factor meeting. [ laughter ] >> just kidding. for you media matters people. get that right up on your web site. all right, now, capone was eventually busted for tax evasion and became one of the earliest inmates at what famous prison? where can d.

also receiver jordy nelson came into the game with a hamstring injury and left early with a sprained ankle. for the steelers, receiver antonio brown left the game with an ankle injury and afterward said it's high ankle sprain. i'm told it's not and he can play next monday night against the kansas city chiefs. redskins quarterback robert griffin iii had x-rays after today's loss to the panthers on his ribs. x-rays are negative. he says he is fine but i'm told he is very, very sore. >> mike, thanks. folks, a reminder tune into the all-new pro football talk every weekend at 5:00 p.m. on the nbc sports network. another programming note. "the dan patrick show" can be seen every weekend morning from 9:00 to noon starting tomorrow on the nbc sports network. al and cris to wrap things up after this. . leave ordinary behind with wendy's new bacon portabella melt. applewood smoked bacon, rich portabellas in a melty cheddar sauce. unleashing the power of the melt. that's wendy's way. now that's better. [ male announcer ] can a car be built around a state of mind? ♪ announcing the all-new 2013 m

rob nelson has more. >> reporter: by plane, trains and highways, millions of americans are gearing up for what aaa has declared the busiest travel day of the year. fierce weather system will make for tough travel in the northwest and northern california. any flight delays aren't likely to ripple across the country. >> if there were to be a storm in chicago or northeast could you count on mass chaos that does not look like the case. >> reporter: in los angeles, a major airport worker protest will delay travelers there. passengers at l.a.x. are advised to give themselves a three hour cushion and extra 90 anyone's to get there. not everyone will be traveling by air, 39 million are expected to drive. millions of people will be riding the rails today, amtrak adding extra trains on its most crowded corridors borrowing some from canada to handle the holiday crush. problems linger from hurricane sandy including a shortage of rental cars in the northeast the few left are going for hundreds of dollars a day. rob nelson, abc news, new york. >>> 26-year-old murder suspect scheduled to be in court

she looks gorge nelson in a george clooney movie.nfire] i'm bigger than any guy. >> that's the crazy connie brothers. to this day baby face nelson holds what dubious distinction american history? what did baby face nelson do that stands in the record books? the answer is, correct. kill the most fbi agents. three a questions, three correct answers. i don't think that has ever happened before. ladies and gentlemen. should we quit while we are ahead? >> good night, everybody. >> what a good idea. >> this is an easy one. this is the easiest question coming up. >> al capone, one of the most notorious gang members in american history. >> did i ask you what you are trying to do? did i ask you what you are trying to do? i wanted you to get [bleep] where he breathes. i want you to find this boy. i want him dead. >> bill: sounds like a factor meeting. [ laughter ] >> just kidding. for you media matters people. get that right up on your web site. all right, now, capone was eventually busted for tax evasion and became one of the earliest inmates

paula faris is on assignment. >> and i'm rob nelson. the candidates are heading today and their closing arguments as they look, of course, to the big day, tuesday. finally we're here. >>> and then boiling point. the frustration just keeps building in the hurricane zone from the endless lines for gas to the long, cold nights in the dark. temperatures are taking a dip, and that puts a lot of folks, understandably, on edge who are still without power. >> especially for the elderly and, i think, children. >> absolutely. >> but there are some hopeful signs, and we'll take a look at the help that's on the way. power crews and volunteers en route, ready to help get things back to normal. >>> and later a good luck story. how a lottery player discovered she had a ticket worth a fortune. she found it just in the nick of time. lucky, lucky lady there. you won't believe that story. >> that never happens to me. >> no, we all -- we all want it, but, no, she's the lucky one. >>> but first the final dash to the presidential campaign finish line. presid

nelson mandela. archbishop tutu people with high bar of authority they work is that as a as a as a group to try to resolve conflicts and then sometimes the individual elders i would like to bring him has been asked by the united nations to try to. you know work with the various countries involved with syria to try to to try to get this problem result and. so since you asked am i happy with the well obviously syria is a miserable place and it needs to be resolved and it should be a top priority i think of every caring politician to get to get this problem resolved was about the time when you were editing the magazine and you started up a magazine trying to stop the war in vietnam from what i understand do you think journalism can actually change the world and the course of things that has happened oh i think journalists can certainly change the world the internet can change the world i mean it was through the internet. prove journalism in the public that they are happen on twitter and google plus and

willie nelson, good morning.s, election day, a couple weeks ago, a couple of states colorado and washington approved the legalization of recreational use of marijuana. >> we don't have to fly to amsterdam anymore. >> do you think you're going to be alive? you're closing in on 80, keeping in mind it's still against federal law to smoke pot. do you think you'll be alive when it's legal in all 50 states? >> oh, i don't know. i would hope so. you never know about those things. that's a tricky situation. >> you don't like to predict the future? >> no, no. kink y friedman in the prologue to this book, and i'm paraphrasing, he said basically one of the reasons you didn't fit in so well in nashville was your pot-smoking. did you ever consider giving it up? >> oh, i gave it up a bunch of times. >> did you ever consider giving it up for good? >> not really because i haven't seen any side effects that really are harmful to me, you know. i'm the canary in the mine. i'm 80 years old. check me out, you know. >> you said someth

i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm sunny hostin. paula faris is on assignment.ly they are surreal from staten island in just a moment. >>> and also this half hour, running on empty. lines are getting longer and tempers, of course, getting shorter as people wait hour after hour trying to buy soline. >> the tough part, not just because people have longer commutes because the traffic is crazy, but they need it for generators back at home because they have no power. gas, a lifeline, waiting forever to get the fill-up. it's crazy. >>> also this half hour, we will turn our focus to the final four days in the race for the white house and how the candidates will make the most of their last big push on the campaign trail. it is almost verdict day. >> yes, four days. >>> and later, star power coming together to help the survivors of sandy. the singers, the celebrities and a big donation very close to all of us here. in tragedy you sometimes do get to see just the best in people. >> you do, and it's a shame it takes tragedy to bring folks together, but so often that's the

i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm paula faris. we're going to bring you up to date on all the overnight developments from the mid east and our top story. >>> then we will preview the annual retail rush taking place this week. how stores are preparing for the black friday bargain hunters. and find out if it's really worth your while to stand in line for the deals. we made a prediction how many of the stories on friday will actually be pertaining to black friday. 80%? take over/under. >> it is thanksgiving week, the media does nothing but black friday stories. and all those people stampeding each other at the best buy. >>> also this morning, what agony. a man in maine has had the hiccups for two weeks, and he's running out of remedies as well as out of patience. turns out he is not the only one rushed to the hospital looking for that hiccup cure. >> hiccup hangover, right. >>> later, last night's amas, american music awards, who's taking home big honors, captured attention on stage and red carpet. we'll take you live to los angeles

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to me he'll always be major nelson. >> major nelson. >> i knew him more from "i dream of jeannie." that was my thing as a kid. >> yeah, well, "dallas" apparently coming back, second season, the reboot and he'll be making some appearances. they'll have to figure out a way to respect j.r. in the second season. but apparently it's done really well for tnt, so we'll see how they do. >> interesting to see how that's worked out. >> he'll be missed. >> thanks, thomas. >> absolutely. >>> we want to turn now to the black friday shopping rush. crowds turning out, looking for their bargains. did it all live up to the hype? michelle franzen is new york's herald square outside macy's flagship store. >> good morning. it's a little quiet here this morning, but we've made it through that initial wave of black friday that actually began early on thanksgiving this year. so how did we fare? retail analysts say the number of shoppers didn't necessarily go up, but you see that rush of shoppers going into those doors, just spread out a little earlier over that thanksgiving and black friday morning. now,

nelson gave one answer. >> it's a concern is that someone is making a dry run.tly. >> mcgan has another answer, with the adage art is in the eyes of the beholder, he told investigators he was an artist and with a what he was carrying was art work. we did find a web site for jeffrey mcgan. if he is, he's an artist, a photographer. being held in santa rita jail charged with possession of materials to make a destructive device. >> thank you. >> the impending national shut down of hostess is creating a mad rush of people looking to stock up before the tweets are -- sweets are gone for good. >> was an amazing site to see people flocking to get their last taste of the hostess products? >> are you cry something. >> it's sad. it is. i've been coming here all my live. >> a table of hoho, cleared. >> good stuff is gg to be gone. in this economy that is the last thing we need. >> in oakland, employees still reeling from the bad news. >> they're taking way paychecks for -- it's not going to be no different if they liquid or close, no jobs.. >> some shoppers have been eating

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. >>> el problema era por un guardia de seguridad, marvin palencia, que según nelson, no le cayó bienarlo. >>> me fui y dijo, ahorita vas a ver y agarró el radio y llamó a los demás me di la vuelta y me regresé, porque dije, acá, y él vino y me duio en las rodillas. >>> el video lo estaba grabando emanuel, pero al ver que golpeaban a su primo salió a encararlos. >>> me caen con la electricidad encima. >>> te dieron con la pistola eléctrica. >>> más, como 3 veces, entonces, las horóscopos de durango dicen déjenlo, suéltenlo, pero no me dejan, sigue, siguen y no me dejan. >>>s u primo terminó con un hueso de la muñeca fracturado. >>> el papel de arresto de nelson indica que es agresión leve o menor, en el caso de manuel ni siquiera hay cargos, en total fueron 6 personas que pernoctaron en prisión. >>> entre ellas marisol y vicky de horóscopos de durango, uno de los músicos y otro seguidor por lanzar latas de cerveza, ricardo arambarri, primer impacto. >>> muchas gracias, ricardo arambarri, y por su parte las vocalistas de horóscopos de durango, vicky y marisol terrazas dijeron que vivie

mandela and there every single pole in the world was to be seen with nelson mandela because it looks so sexy and progressive so are things can change the fact is that these young kids are not in the park this forevermore they're not going to have a lot of time on the dole and what we really see is all the gains that was made since world war two in this country a national service comprehensive education a social studies that's all be that massively eroded and therefore the only option we've got or is to offer give our children a worser saw a all i care fathers and grandfathers and grandmothers and mothers gave us a bit as are you more of you in life is to make things better for people not worse you talk about the practicalities of a general strike i think people would like to know. what you look out before you endorse that i dare well number one is surely a legal restriction in this country. there's been a doctrine produced boy professor. john hendy q.c. leading barristers who are signing but you can have a political strike it's movie an international law where scientists have a look

. >> good morning, everybody, i'm rob nelson.r coverage is up first. >>> also this half-hour, freed after nearly four decade in prison for murders he says he did not commit. the story of a newly freed man also coming up in this half-hour. >>> then, the question -- is the shine off of apple. practically everyone has an i-something. but the company stock is sliding and plenty of people want to know what is wrong with the once mighty tech giant. did you ever think you would hear stock sliding, apple in trouble? >> i think financially they're okay. >> think they are. >> a bunch of guys who knew what they wanted and rode into a mall to get it. real life scene out of a james bond film. have to hear the details on this one. wild video there. >>> first, a new threat for the millions who are still recovering from super storm sandy. a nor'easter bringing rain and wet snow to the coastal areas of new jersey, new york and connecticut. shutting major roadways. and the nation's largest commuter railroad. >>> more than 1,000 flights were cancel

rob nelson fills us in. >> reporter: petraeus' secret affair may have remained secret if not for the threatening e-mails his lover sent to this woman, jill kell low, wife of a tampa surgeon and long time supporter of the military. officials say she's was not romantically involved with petraeus but a family friend. she contacted the fbi after receiving threatening e-mails there were concerns that the e-mails had been hacked. >> the initial complain was harassment, it could have gone to e-mail hacking but there is no substantive information that this had anything to do with national security. >> reporter: those e-mails were linked back to paula broadwell who had access to petraeus in afghanistan as his biographer. the 40-year-old broadwell lives in north carolina with her husband and two kids avid runner and says they ed over their shared mental and physical discipline during her trips to afghanistan to interview him. -- >> it was an opportunity to be interview him on a run i thought i would test him, buts was go to test me >> reporter: despite amount of time they spent together petrae

rob nelson, abc news, new york. >>> we've compiled a list of stores opening thanksgiving day today onr website, abc7news.com. you can browse black friday sale ads look under see it on tv. >>> sewage spill has closed part of the great highway in san francisco, the mix of sewage and rainwater possibly the result of heavy rains and high tides the road is open to vehicle traffic, pedestrian promenade and a portion of ocean beach are off-limits. >>> thousands of skiers will spend thanksgiving hitting the slopes in the sierra. this week's storm brought new snow to the highest of elevations also cold so they've been making slow. this is truckee at north star [ unintelligible ] enough to open several lifts, no complaints from skiers happy to be on the mountain this early in the season. north star plans to open more lifts today. sugar bowl opens today as well. a lot going on in tahoe. >> i didn't see anything in the forecast about addition amounts. let's check in with mike. >>> live doppler zoomed in to lake tahoe, you can see how quiet it is this morning even this area has cleared, temperatur

nelson and arch bishop there's no point in trying to turn them down. particularly archbishop.me he will personally see to it that i won't get in to heaven. [laughter] i think he might have that kind of pull. even if it weren't for them, i think i would have felt the pull to africa, because irish friends there brett and andrea, maybe irish -- [inaudible] has a living memory of fa fan men or coming out under colonialization. africa is the future and she from the future. [laughter] sorry. [laughter] well, you know, we're all interested in the future, and, you know, of the world will look 0 like for the kids. people say china is the future. if you ask the chinese, they're all headed to africa. the largest die -- by 205056 can's population will be twice the size of china. it's going to be big and young. 60% of africans are under 25. can you imagine that? all across the continent people are writing new rules for the game. african entrepreneur, civil society. you can see the impact in many ways. for example, 14 of the poorest countries, which doesn't benefit but debt get -- [inaudibl

[applause] [speaking in native tongue] our nelson island stories.peaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] >> the words of our elders. the true words of our elders. that ring true from the time immemorial. we listen to them. for true guidance. because they, they speak the truth. this is the book that was written by ann riordan, translated by alice riordan. ann riordan came to our region as an anthropologist to study our people. and like she said, she's still learning from our people. see, learning both both ways, and we learn from the people who come to us. let me say a few words from the book as well as from ann. ann wrote to me, and she said, chuna, mark is sending you a copy of the book, so you will know what the fuss is all about. [laughter] and then it would be so cool if you could speak the beautiful language that the real star of the show is. thank you both from the bottom of my heart. ann. and then i'd like to read a few passages from the book itself. this book is the tenth produced by the cec in our efforts to document upic trad