perdue. we believe in a better chicken. imported chicken's been in the news a lot lately. for chicken that hasn't crossed an ocean look for perdue. we're the first company to have the usda verify that our chickens are raised in the usa. to bring your family a fresh-tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. >>> now more on the breaking news story from drexel hill, chopper 6 hd still over the police involved shooting happened at 4:30 at shade road. they were trying to apprehend a suspect and the suspect was then shot and killed by police we don't know if the suspect was armed or why they were wanted by authorities, police officers have swarmed the scene and there are dozens of them. we have an "action news" team on the way. >>> meantime a pregnant woman walking in philadelphia had no idea she would be the target of a thief who police say was just looking for someone to rob. this surveillance video shows the 41-year-old victim carrying groceries and in the matter of seconds, the s

at perdue, we pride ourselves on the freshness of our chicken. well, not that kind of fresh. but i can guarantee the freshness of our chicken because we go beyond what the usda requires... with extra inspections in american family owned farms, refrigerated trucks that deliver daily and everywhere in between. that's what it takes to bring your family a fresh tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. >> a flight returns to philadelphia international airport. a passenger shows flames from one of the engines. on its way to manchester, new hampshire yesterday the pilot had to turn around, land safely back if philadelphia. let's hear from the man who took this cell phone video. >> suddenly like allowed bang, just bang. and flames shot by my window. and about five seconds later the same thing, boom. flames shot by my window. pi point like people on the plane thought that we were going to die. >> oh, that had to be terrifying. no injuries reported among the 75 passengers on board. >> protesters briefly blocked a freeway last night in los angeles, they are angry about t

for chicken that hasn't crossed an ocean look for perdue. to have the usda verify that our chickens are raised in the usa. to bring your family a fresh-tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. >> ♪♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rodgers meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪♪ >> monday night jim's off i'm monica malpass. a driver fleeing police in delaware county dies in a crash. >>> and new jersey drivers line up to fill their tanks with gas priced under two dollars a gallon. >>> but the big story on "action news" is the tragic death of a little 10-year-old boy in gloucester county. a police officer responding to a call struck and killed matt mccloskey. the boy was leded to a sleepover in his franklin township neighborhood. "action news" david henry is live at the scene on delsea drive and david you have the full story for us. >> reporter: yeah, monica, it had been a happy holiday time for matthew and his friends. they had gone to a neighbor's house to see the christmas displa

perdue. we believe in a better chicken.t will clear out. >> aim looking forward to that. >> in a few minutes. >> okay. so watching the wheel of fortune. they turn letters around. you have to guess the phrase. >> yes good well this within dude turns around 1e, even letter the board and he guesses this. >> another toss up this one is worth $2,000. and the category is character. >> wow matt. >> the lone ranger. >> yes. >> yes. >> all right. >> i think there is still a connection with you and vanna. >> apparently. >> how did he do it. >> just a guess. then it got better for this guy, mark desanta, he broke a wheel of fortune record winning nearly $92,000 in the main game round, sweeping every puts will. >> my gosh. >> man. >> that is just luck. >> yes. >> pure, pure luck. >> e pops up, lone ranger. >> of all of the things to guess. >> i'm starting to block up we didn't get to this. it is national pep are pot day. this is a very spicy hot soup, with historical ties and is there the man hi walter staib, good to he sigh from city

. >> here's a 1996 promotional video from the fine folks at perdue pharmaceuticals.hem to prescribe the latest, newest, most wonderful drug for long-term pain management, oxycontin. >> some patients may be afraid of taking opiods because they're perceived as too strong or addictive. but that is far from actual fact. less than 1% of patients taking opioids actually become addicted. >> sales initially and falsely proclaimed as not addictive, absolutely skyrocketed from $45 million in 1996 to 3.1 billion in 2010. that same year, perdue tweaked the way that we're making oxy in an attempt to, they said, limit its addictive qualities. finally the government and law enforcement took a harsh look at the drug and it became much harder to get legally which sucked for the thousands and thousands who by now had a serious habit. >> i am ruth, a family physician in greenfield, massachusetts, and i grew up here. my dad was actually a small town doctor out here. i'm a total generalist, but for the last four, four and a half years, a larger part of my practice has been focused on add

perdue.eve in a better chicken. >> something we do for the kids over the please touch museum, they have a ball drop during the middle of the day. >> she is hanging out with a lot of kids this morning. >> you guys, i have to tell you, the best kept secret in the city, we're here account actual mad hatter himself. he's here at the please touch museum throwing new year's eve party. it is new years eve day doing countdown to noon. and we're going to have a big set up, and music dancing then we launch confetti in the air and all yell happy new year. >> happy new year, guys. happy new year! >> and you'll have all of your friends out, who will be here? >> the white rabbit will be here, we will have the ten playing cards will be here, so we can do our countdown from ten to 1:00. yes. >> what a great way to learn how to count too. >> this isn't actually a ball drop. this is actually a cat drop. you guys see it? >> all the way up there. >> now shall we had to talk about tomorrow, and it starts at noon.

perdue. we believe in a better chicken. >>> welcome back. it goodies day philadelphia ball tropical. we have put all of the things we want to let go on the ball mummers, are you ready for this. we have a camera run by george. we have a mass cam across the street to cover this we have our executive producer tom loudon up there i can see my elsa dress is still stuck to the top. >> yes. >> tom, go head and start about 45 seconds to get it down here. >> let's let it go everybody. >> let it go let it go. >> happy new year. >> faster tomorrow. >> faster, tom. we're running out of time. this is the worst ball drop ever. drop your balls. >> so long 2014. i'm ready for 2015. >> let it go. >> come on. >> five, four three, two, one... . >> announcer: live from new york city it's the "wendy" williams show. today donald trump is here with juicy stories from the new season of "celebrity apprentice." beat the cold with this season's hottest coat trend plus wendy has you covered with all of today's juiciest hot topics. now, here's wendy. [ cheers and applau

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in 1973 powell and elizabeth perdue published a study of him. the first major study in a must 70 years. -- almost 70 years. today, patrick cleburne is just as famous for a proposal he made on 1864 as he is for his january fighting prowess. a situation perhaps is reflected -- reflective of changing attitudes of the conflict. that this proposal was made it all is known because of a chance discovery of the only surviving 1880 copy, as during the war it was ordered suppressed. in it, cleburne suggested arming slaves to fight for the confederacy in return for their freedom. he posited that, as between the independence and the lot of slavery, we assume every patriot would freely give up the latter, rather than be a slave himself. given the outraged reaction to the proposal by some generals, this was clearly not the case. cleburne made his proposal based purely under practicality. seatedthan any deep desire to see emancipation. more than anything else, the proposal tells us that it is a reminder that cleburne had spent the first 21 years of his life in

in 1973 powell and elizabeth perdue published a study of him. the first major one in 70 years. today, patrick cleburne is just as famous for a proposal he made in 1864 as he is for his fighting prowess. a situation perhaps is reflected of changing attitudes of the conflict. that this proposal was made it all is known because of a chance discovery of the only surviving copy and was during the war ordered suppressed. he suggested arming slaves to fight for the confederacy in turn for their freedom. he posited that as between the last of independence in the last of slavery we assume every patriot will freely give up the ladder, the negro slave, rather than be a slave him self. given the reaction to the proposal by some generals, this was clearly not the case. cleburne made his proposal purely under practicality. it was rooted in a deep desire to see massive patient. -- what the proposal tells us is that it is a reminder that cleburne had spent the first 21 years of his life in ireland and the by 1864 he still had a ways to go before he understood the south. it's been debated wheth

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. >> here is another one. 30 seconds of david perdue, who ran in georgia against michelle nunn. >> michelle nunn's own plans have funded organizations linked to terrorists. she is for amnesty, while terrorism experts say our border breakdown could provide an entry for groups like isis. >> if our country cannot protect its borders, what can it protect? to me, the answer is crystal clear. secure our borders, enforce our laws, and once and for all forget amnesty. i am david purdue, i approve this message. >> what was wrong with that? >> the main aspect i fact checked was the thing at the very beginning, which talked about, her own campaign plan said she funded terrorists. what was bizarre about that, is that her campaign plan, which was somehow leaked -- ordinarily, a campaign plan does not come out. it has a section there that said, these are the bogus attacks that republicans will launch against you. one of the things they listed as a bogus attack was that she financed terror groups. it is kind of strange to say her plans say she funded terrorist groups, when her plans said, this will be a b

. >> reporter: brigitte perdue was right back to where she was six months ago, but this time she's much. >> as soon as i woke up this morning, he's actually going to be here today! i got so excited. >> reporter: her husband is coming home today. this homecoming is a little more special than the rest. >> her dad is coming home too. >> reporter: at just after 10:00, sky fox is overhead for the homecoming, spotted as she pulls into san diego harbor returning from her very last voyage. >> this is the last of the class of amphibious assault ships. this was the first in class. this is the last remaining one. >> reporter: for its final deployment, they spent their last few months in the western pacific and it almost became an extended mission. >> i explained to them there was a supertyphoon bearing down on the philippines and immediately the crew asked what can we do? >> reporter: but help wasn't needed. instead, they got an early christmas message, come home soon. >> it was really hard, especially having to get everything at home set up and it was hard. >> reporter: little laramie was only bo

you will find interviews of howard university president wayne frederick, michelle r hee, and perdue university president mitch daniels. tomorrow, s.e. cupp. it is christmas night. coming up, samuel alito and jeb bush discussed the bill of rights. discussinglebrities health and social issues. [applause] >> i am so glad to welcome you tonight. bush,e alito, governor governor and mrs. corbett. david rubenstein, honored guests.

the home of perdue university in west lafayette.d we are going to be looking at their historical and literary sites. is a little bit from that visit that we made to lafayette in west lafayette. [video clip] is a midsize city in what we would call central indiana or north-central indiana. we are an industrial town with a lot of advanced manufacturing. it is surrounded by soybean fields in cornfields, so we are kind of that typical midwestern that has grown up around transportation. think that transportation history of the wabash and erie went , the chains that through west lafayette, the spirit of creating the town and we found a d that way to take that -- that spirit it into, you know, a great place for people to live with great paying jobs. i think that is what has been lafayette's history. of hink folks take a lot pride in that, and the fact that we build things that help help move world and world commerce. i think will continue to do that. on west lafayette is located the wabash river. we are sister cities with lafayette, but we

. >> brigitte perdue was right back where she was six months ago but this time she is much happier. >oon as i woke up this morning he will actually be here today. i got so excited. >> her husband is coming home on the uss pella lou. this comb come something a little more special than the rest. >> her dad is coming home today. >> just after 10:00 skyfox is overhead for the homecoming. the peleliu is spotted as she pulled into san diego harbor returning from its very last voyage. >> this is the last of the amphibious assault ships. this is the last remaining one. >> for its final deployment they spent six months conducting exercises in the western pacific and it almost became an extended mission. >> i explained to them there was a super typhoon bearing down in the philippines. immediately my crew asked, what can we do, captain. >> help wasn't needed. instead the crew got an early christmas gift, the message to come home. >> it has been really hard. we missed him a lot. >> part of that was preparing for her daughter's arrival on her own. >> it was really hard, especially getting everythi

in 1973 howard and elizabeth perdue published the first major published study of him in almost 70 years. today, patrick cleburne is just as famous for a proposal he made on the second of january 1864 as he is for his fighting prowess. a situation that's perhaps reflective of changing attitudes to the conflict. this proposal was made at all is only known because of a chance 1880s discovery of the only surviving copy as during the war it was ordered suppressed. in it, cleburne suggested arming slaves to fight for the confederacy in return for their freedom. he posited that between the loss of independence and the loss of slavery we assumed every patriot would give up the negro slaves rather than be a slai himself. given the outraged reaction to the proposal by some generals like william b. bass, william h.t. walker and patton anderson this was clearly not the case. cleburne made his proposal based purely on the practicalities of the north's numerical advantages, rather tan a deep seated desire to seek emancipation. perhaps more than anything else, what the proposal tells us is it is a rem

and thanks to some great generosity here, perdue farms generated 111,000 pounds of chicken and pork.re just under 700,000 right now. the goal is a million. so what we're doing is extending the deadline. now we have a few extra days. we'll go past christmas until the end of the year. that means more time for our city challenge. the meteorologist from the city who donates the most will come to the studio and do the weather with al. still sitting at the top of the list, detroit, st. louis, and baltimore. so keep those donations coming. you can head to today.com to help and thanks in advance. let's go over to matt and hoda. >> getting to the heart of christmas is brought to you by walmart, where you'll find low prices on this year's top gifts. >> and now to our special series, getting to the heart of christmas. as we work with walmart to spread some holiday cheer -- >> today contributing correspondent, jenna bush hager is here to tell us about a fifth grader from chicago who embodies the true meaning of the holidays. >> good morning! samuel love has a heart of gold. a little boy whose ea