reminds many philadelphia basketball of a young sid perry. the lottery pick who helped the owls to a number one ranking. allen has the skills to dominate but not all the disposition. >> we need another drum stick. don't go anywhere. virginia tech comes to come. calling. honey... the credit fairy... doesn't exist. what? it's make-believe. nobody left anything under your pillow. if there's no credit fairy then who will make our credit score go up? we will. by doing things like paying our bills on time. announcer: there's no magic to improving your credit. but there's help and it's free. go to creditfairy.org what? . >>> coverage of college hoops brought to you by: >> michael: let's look at the starting lineup. delaney the outstanding guard and jeff allen have paced offense in leading virginia tech. they will be be joined by hudson, and victor davila. and green burg, of course. led the club to the ncaa tournament in 2006 >> 2007. look at the owls. a defensive minded club, they will look to get the balance from ryan brooks and la voy allen a doub

still moving through the philadelphia area. we expect the frontal boundary to drive through and then we expect a little bit of drier air to move into the area for the series. tonight for the series, we expect temperatures right into the 40s with scattered clouds wind from the north around three to six with the first pitch around 8:20. for the rest of the nation we expect the frontal boundary to make it to the eastern seaboard. high pressure in the ohio and tennessee valleys giving you sunshine. showers in the ohio valley and back to texas. we expect temperatures on the cool side in the great lakes with highs mainly in the 50s in spots. memphis with 63. 73 in dallas. 86 in phoenix. 63 and dry in san francisco. 55 in minneapolis. that is a look at the forecast. i'm reynolds wolf for hln. >>> its rider got slapped with a d.w.i. and now his recliner is on ebay. >>> a robbery suspect is in critical condition after a group of people reportedly beat him up. phoenix police say justin pear broke into an apartment late friday night and t

still we see them moving through the philadelphia area. what we expect is for the frontal boundary to drive on through. when it does, we expect a little bit of drier air to move into the area for the series. tonight for the series itself, we expect temperatures right into the 40s, a few scattered clouds, first pitch around 8:20. meanwhile, for the rest of the nation, what we can expect is for the frontal boundary to make its way to the eastern seaboard, high pressure building into the ohio and tennessee valleys, pretty nice conditions. a lot of sunshine popping up in a few plays like the ohio valley, even back towards texas. something else we can expect is cool temperatures in the great lakes with highs in into the 50s in most spots, memphis, 53, 86 in phoenix, 52 in billings, and 55 in minneapolis. that is a look at your forecast. i'm reynolds wolf for hln. >>> what a stunning turnaround last night in game three of the world series. after a long rain delay, it looked like the hometown philadelphia phillies were on their way to a big win.

what a season it was for the philadelphia phillies. one of the things that always feeds the philadelphia phillies is their fan support, which is always off the chart. by the way, they had more than 50 sellouts at sipsens bank park this past season, but this next story takes fan support you might say to a whole new level. as sportsnet philadelphia reports, one couple's love of the phillies truly became a matter of life and death. >> reporter: don has seen hundreds of phillies games, but it's the one he didn't see that he'll always remember. don and his wife sandy had tickets to see the phillies play the angels last june in what turned out to be a forgettable 7-1 loss. the events that drains spired that night, however, they will never forget. >> i went upstairs to get ready, and i got a splitting headache like i've never had before. i mean, this was the most intense pain i've ever had. he came upstairs and found me rolled into a fetal position on our bed, and all he could decipher from what i was saying was bad pain, hurts bad. >> i was

still we see them moving through the philadelphia area. what we expect is for the frontal boundary to drive on through. when it does, what we expect is for a little bit of the drier air to be moving into the area for the series. now, tonight for the series itself, we expect temperatures right into the 40s, a few scattered clouds, wind from the north around three to six, first pitch, 8:20. for the rest of the nation, we can expect the frontal boundary to make its way to the eastern seaboard, high pressure into the ohio and tennessee valleys, pretty nice conditions, a lot of sunshine popping up in the ohio valley and even back towards texas. something else we can expect will be temperatures to be a little bit on the cool side into the great lakes with highs that are going to be mainly into the 50s, memphis, 63, 73 in dallas, 86 in phoenix, 68 and dry in san francisco, 52 in billings and 55 in minneapolis. that is a look at your forecast. i'm reynolds wolf for hln. >>> fishing no longer means the same thing as fishing with a rod and reel. the

philadelphia? looks pretty good.louds all morning, but i don't think it's going to be a washout. the only game to watch, 90-minute delay, not going to happen today. full details coming up in about an hour. >>> politics makes strange bedfellows. why a defiant republican is now supporting a former democratic rival. >>> plus, elton john in the hospital and he's fighting two illnesses. >>> specialist shane story gets a shoutout from his mama. he's in afghanistan and was home for a few days last month for the birth of his son. this is dana. >> good morning, afghanistan. this salute goes out to my son, specialist shane story. son, your family and friends miss you tons and i know that the beer industry misses your money. we're so proud of your service for our country. the pride we have for you tempers your absence. everything is squared away here at home and i think that the georgia bulldogs are going to win it for you this year. love you, buddy. >> if you have somebody you want to salute, i just love that message today, go

find themselves behind the eagles and coubs who are going to meet tonight just down the way in philadelphia. such a big game for the giants' side going into their bye week trying to end this losing streak of three. meanwhile out west, chargers behind the broncos. they will be hosting pittsburgh tomorrow night. san diego, we're so used to them getting off to a slow start. last week they were 4-8. norv in his two years there winning the division there each year going to the a.f.c. title game the first year then the divisional round last year, knocking out the wild card round. peyton manning and the colts.

. >>> philadelphia's mass transit strike is over. the transit system and its largest union agreed to a new contract overnight, ending the six-day strike. about 5,000 workers walked off the job last tuesday over a dispute about pension benefits. the strike affected philly's subways, buss and trolleys. >>> 11 women were found dead at a house in cleveland. people marched with candles to the house where the women were found. anthony sowell lives there. he is accused of murder and rape. one of seven bodies identified so far is talisha fordson. her mom was there last night. >> as we stand here in front of this home where they found your daughter, what is that like for you? >> it's hard, because i want to

and philadelphia losing andre miller this year. an injury that will keep him down. >> joe: and seems to be day to day every day. gentleman yeah, yeah. eddy jordan. all of you and midatlantic. and from the days with the wiz art. ards and the sixers. still playing hard trying to extend the defense and there is the young dileo. and a factor and last 9 minutes and temple made this game theirs. hudson. and free and virginia tech. and could not save. another turnover. the hokies. mack them pay. >> michael: the late game sloppiness. and 3s. yes they do. 14- it has not been a type of production. fouled out and all three in the second half; you runs over fernandez. and 13 a game. and 55%. and 8 rebound as game. and the inside offensive force. and 6 points does have 9 rebounds. and the 29 inins of work. >> joe: just six points. >> michael: it was 6 pointss after half time. >> michael: delaney and second highest point ad the coast guard conference. and. >> joe: if this score holds and we have no reason to believe that it won't. another win fo

ironically, his last start came in 2003 against the philadelphia eagles.n ashburn, kelli johnson. >> thank you, kelli. >>> join chick hernandez, trevor maddox and antonio free man tomorrow for the redskins kickoff. plus how rock cartwright prepares for game. redskins kickoff, sunday at 11:30. >>> last night in miami the wizards broke their losing streak against the heat thanks to antawn jamison, leading the wizards with 22 points as part of a record-setting performance and washington gets the victory 94-84. jamison has been lights out since coming back from a shoulder injury. in five games four double- doubles while scoring 20 points in four of those games and the fifth active player to score 16,000 points and grab 6000 rebounds. >>> down to verizon center where the wizards are hosting the bobcats tonight. that's where we find one of our co-captains chris miller. and chris, breaking that long streak against the heat was huge for this team. >> it really was, michael. you talkedded about antawn jamison. in the last two games his partner has been one nick you

philadelphia light scattered showers. the rainfall is shy of long island in new york, can you see it there. the wind will be up and the day lays will be there because of this. and we will see an additional, four maybe five inches of rain in the next 24 to 48 hours. full details coming up on that in a bit. out west, more snow. we will get to that shortly as well. >> thank you. >>> there is some good news for the housing market. the number of foreclosures are dropping again, and there is still a risk things could get worse. >>> check this out, a hockey coach loses it! >>> time now to salute our troops. today's salute is for larry walker johnson from his fiancee. larry's in the navy and is now home. they have five kids between them and they're glad that he's home. >> hi, robin. my name is sawrese. i am larry walker johnson's fiancee sharisse and i wanted to send this salute out to my wonderful, loving fiance. i really am very, very grateful for all you have done for your country and for us. we are just so, so proud of you fo

they're stretching in to philadelphia, too. watch for delays at the airports in d.c., baltimore, into philadelphia this morning. later on this afternoon that rain will work in to the new york metro area. heaviest downpour action right around buffalo, back in towards jamestown all stretching to ontar ontario. here is your big line of storms just blowing in the clouds. the wind, the rain and the snow. it has been extremely heavy at times over the last couple of days. look at the rain right now. that's all the blue, all the white is snow. snow levels right around 2,500 feet rise to about 4,000 feet today. we're going to get as much as three feet of snow across the cascades and parts of the olympics. more on that in a bit. let me show you some video. this is right around the oregon coastline. video of cannon beach. winds gusting to about 40 as a high-wind warning in the area for today. winds gusting this afternoon to 60 and above. so the wind is back, the rain is back as promised. a better look at that coming up, robin -- robin? >>

he had not one but two home runs in the game to lead philadelphia to the win. utley now has five home runs for the entire series, which is amazing. it ties a record for the most in the fall classic. game six is in new york on wednesday. >>> meanwhile, in other baseball news, a milestone has been reached in professional sports with the chicago cubs. according to multiple media sources, the cubs have the first openly gay owner. laura ricketts of the ricketts family who bought the team recently is an open lesbian. she came out in her 30s and says her family supports her 100%. >>> and a woman battling multiple sclerosis finished the new york city marathon a day after it started. z zoe kopploowitz is truly an inspiration. and ginobli had to get a rabies shot. he got multiple shots and after this you shall her took it, he took it out, and flew away presumably to the theme song of "born free." >> that is the bat seen around the world. that bat got some serious tv time. >> we're glad it's okay. >> rafer, thanks for that update. >>> some people from rabies shot to h1n1

when you think of sports, you think of philadelphia fans. all fans should be like philly fans.far as their dedication and how they feel about their sport -- they love their sport and stick with their team till the end. >> you coach two number one picks in the draft, two guys that were multiall- stars in that league. that has to make you proud. >> well, it makes me real proud because i think a lot of the thicks you do are segmented. you want people to graduate and be good students and decent human beings but successful in the profession they're in. >> the people that play in philadelphia should cherish that, man, and should really feel good about the sport they have. it's definitely thick in that gym. i had my ups and downs towards the end. i really think after all those years, you know, some of the ones that loved me to death were getting fed up with all the bull that was going on involving me, you know. i think some my fall. >> i have been through too much to let somebody with a pen and paperer and a microphone and a camera kill me or dry allen iverson crazy. >> some people in

. >>> it will be a tough day tomorrow for commuters in philadelphia. talks aimed at ending a transit strike broke down last night. bus drivers and trolley and drivers walked off the job yesterday. an independent audit to make sure pension funds are secure and it says it will not start talk fs a national health care plan is passed. ed rendell urged members to vote on a contract proposal. no new talks are scheduled. >> a shooting at a bar near a resort town killed one man and left three others injured near vale, colorado, last night. a man was being escorted out of the bar when he pull a gun and started shooting. he went back inside the bar, fired several more shots. a 63-year-old man was arrested in the case. >>> we are getting new information now about the people who were wounded in the ft. hood massacre. a texas sergeant says more of them are doing better. 42 people were injured in a shooting at the army post in texas thursday. army official says 16 of them and the suspected gunman are still hospitalized. >> all evidence at this point indicates that t

almost a million people are having to find a new way around philadelphia right now. the city's largest transit union went on strike overnight, and that means no buses, subways or trolleys in the city. talks broke down over the rules. talks were competitive. >>> a 15-year-old girl was gang raped at the school, and the district put up automated lights in the area where they say it happened. today they're taking bids for security cameras. the superintendent assured people at a rally yesterday that the school is safe. church leaders called for 100 volunteers to help. >> we believe that if we can have a presence on campus during the lunch hour, in the classroom, that that would help curb some of the negative behavior. >> what i would say to parents is that i've got two daughters myself, and i would have my daughters going to richmond high. >> police have five people in custody and they say that more arrests are likely. meanwhile, support is pouring in for the victim. another rally scheduled for this afternoon, and police say people from around the world are sending donati

philadelphia, 80-minute delay. those are current.rlotte with a half hour delay with the wind and new york, philly, d.c. the longest. boston, seattle rain and wind and then more snow towards the west. denver metros, charlotte and orlando, winds, 30 minutes to an hour. talking about in a half hour. >> all right. >>> a baby seal got lost so he gist plopped right down there in the middle of the road. he was tired. >> so he got confused. >> and there he sat. and he waited. oh. and this morning, a mother of five kids reportedly having money problems. the fbi says that she came up with a desperate solution. robbing banks. >>> all right. the new york stock exchange open for business. and traders may be getting kisses this friday. that's the president of the hershey ringing the bell. 100 years ago this weekend the company's founder started the hershey industrial school to help low income children. >>> police say new video of a missing girl shows her with a man at a motel shortly after she disappeared from her home. police identified the man a

when you think of sports, you think of philadelphia fans. all fans should be like philly fans.far as their dedication and how they feel about their sport -- they love their sport and stick with their team till the end. >> you coach two number one picks in the draft, two guys that were multiall- stars in that league. that has to make you proud. >> well, it makes me real proud because i think a lot of the thicks you do are segmented. you want people to graduate and be good students and decent human beings but successful in the profession they're in. >> the people that play in philadelphia should cherish that, man, and should really feel good about the sport they have. it's definitely thick in that gym. i had my ups and downs towards the end. i really think after all those years, you know, some of the ones that loved me to death were getting fed up with all the bull that was going on involving me, you know. i think some my fall. >> i have been through too much to let somebody with a pen and paperer and a microphone and a camera kill me or dry allen iverson crazy. >> some people in

peter in philadelphia does not read a paper. not happy with the philadelphia papers?aller: it is so slanted that you cannot really get the news out of it, sir. if they gave it to me i would not read it. host: where you get your newspaper, -- your news from? caller: i go to c-span, rush limbaugh, fox, the internet. i google loved a particular subject -- i google up a particular subject. i get the real story. host: thanks for your calls this half hour. next year will turn our attention to food borne illnesses. this is erik olsen from the pew charitable trusts. we will talk about that right after this. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2009] >> thinks giving week on c-span, a look at politics in america from the bipartisan policy center. topics include next year's midterm elections and a look ahead to 2012. what is fair and politics? of the role of the media, and assessing the obama presidency. also tuesday night, a state dinner as president obama wokas the indian prime minister singh. >> tonight, a

almost a million people will have to find a new way around philadelphia today. the city's largest transit union went on strike overnight and that means no buses, no subways or trolleys in the city. transit officials say their offer was competitive. new security measures are in place at the california high school where police say a 15-year-old girl was gang raped. the district put up automated lights in the area where they said this whole thing happened and today it's taking bids for security cameras. the superintendent assured people at a rally yesterday that the school is safe. church leaders called for 100 volunteers to help. >> we believe that if we can have a presence on campus during the lunch hour, in the classroom, that that will help curb some of the negative behavior. >> what i would say to parents is that i've got two daughters myse myself, and i would have my daughters going to richmond high. >> police have five people in custody, and they say more arrests are likely. meanwhile, support is pouring in for the victim. another rally is scheduled this aft

top side of that, light rain across central jersey, back to philadelphia, spreading to new york city in the form of light showers, giving you a delay at the airplanes there, too. that's something we're watching. frost advisory, all the areas shaded in blue. nashville, temperature in the mid 30s. outside of the heat island, it's colder. temperatures around 32. light rain is, right now, across chicago. we'll talk about that, robin, in about half an hour. >> a bad morning rush for them. >> when it comes to it, yeah. >>> treasury secretary says, sure, the deficit is high. this is not time to worry about it. also ahead, if you have one of those tax-free spending accounts for doctor and dentist bills, the health care proposal could hit you hard. more on that. >>> former vice president dick cheney reportedly told the fbi i don't recall when asked how cia valerie plame was outed. remember plame's husband was critical of the bush administration. scooter libby was convicted of lying about the leak. president bush commuted his sentence. >>> about 300,000 people converged on atlanta over the wee

philadelphia, same thing, washington, d.c. a better chance of rain this morning and coming back in this afternoon. we'll have full details on that and i'll keep looking into this whole thing with the faa in just a little bit. >> again, bob, that's atlanta, and so many planes come and go through that airport. >> and that's exactly where the problem is located, so we'll look into it, richard. >> think you're pretty good at rock, paper, scissors? are you good enough, though, to be a world champion? michigan's tim conrad, he's god enough. he clinched the championship after five hours of shaking his fists like that. his final play? want to know what it was? it was paper. 512 people competed in that. >>> it's funny, larry smith is here. larry and my producer talked about that story. do you want it? it's normally fun stories is what i mean to say. let's talk about this. the south african runner whose gender was in question. we have a new update on this story. >> just in this morning, richard. her name -- she will keep her gold medal.

what a season it was for the philadelphia phillies. one of the things that always feeds the philadelphia phillies is their fan support, which is always off the chart. by the way, they had more than 50 sellouts at sipsens bank park this past season, but this next story takes fan support you might say to a whole new level. as sportsnet philadelphia reports, one couple's love of the phillies truly became a matter of life and death. >> reporter: don has seen hundreds of phillies games, but it's the one he didn't see that he'll always remember. don and his wife sandy had tickets to see the phillies play the angels last june in what turned out to be a forgettable 7-1 loss. the events that drains spired that night, however, they will never forget. >> i went upstairs to get ready, and i got a splitting headache like i've never had before. i mean, this was the most intense pain i've ever had. he came upstairs and found me rolled into a fetal position on our bed, and all he could decipher from what i was saying was bad pain, hurts bad. >> i was

. >>> it'll be a tough day tomorrow for commuters in philadelphia. talks aimed at ending a transit strike broke down last night. bus and trolley operators walked off the job last tuesday. the union is demanding an independent audit to make sure pension funds are secure. governor ed rendell is negotiating these talks. he urged union members to vote on a contract proposal. no new talks are scheduled. >>> passengers on one delta plane found their flight was over before it even began in atlanta yesterday. smoke started spewing from an engine while the plane was on the taxiway. no one was hurt as the passengers evacuated that plane. the engine fire is under investigation. >>> a late-season hurricane has prompted a watch all along the gulf coast from grand isle, louisiana, to the mississippi/alabama border. right now ida is about 70 miles northeast of cozumel, mexico. it's forecast to skirt the yucatan peninsula and then move through the gulf coast over the next couple days before finally making landfall somewhere between mississippi and alabama. but forec

he was in philadelphia on 8 of 16 shootings, caron butler. flip saunders now in his 14th year as head coach in the nba. he has combined 15 winning seasons. miami 6-about at home, won three in a row. chalmers with wade, jermaine o'neill. richardsrichardson missing his third straight game with lower back pain. eric spoelstra taking on the duty. a little too much younger than lawrence prank of the nets. our toyota ones to watch, they don't get much better than that. >> well, bill gert arenas, he has done a much better job pro teblghtding the ball in the last game since the 12-turnover game. he has a better than 2-1 ratio. dwyane wade has been struggling with his shot. we talked about the last two games with 40 and 41. he likes to play against the wizards. against orlando, he had only four points at the half. then he caught fire >> phil: i was going to say, he was 11-for-11 at the free throw line. that helped his team. they were struggling >> steve: as you mentioned in the pre-game show, they won that game virtually at the buzzer. wade took a sho

then up to the north the leading edge is right around the philadelphia metro. to new york, i don't think you'll get a lot of rain out of this but the wind is really going to be affecting you basically for the next couple of days. also the rain heavy at times. we have flash flood warnings for a good chunk of north carolina, virginia and for georgia through alabama from the rain from yesterday. we'll have full details in just a bit. a big weather system that's going to be there through the week. >> okay. through the weekend. thanks. >>> there is good news for the housing market. the number of foreclosures is dropping again. okay, there's still a risk things could get worse. we'll talk about that. check this out. a hockey coach loses it. rafer's going to tell you what got him so fired up. >>> time now to salute our troops. today's salute is for larry walker johnson from his fiancee. larry's in the navy and is now home. they have five kids between them and they're glad that he's home. >> hi, robin. i am larry walker johnson's fiancee sharisse and i wanted to send t

a new york city metro, philadelphia, cincinnati looking at wind today. 30-minute to one-hour delays.., orlando, low clouds, rain, thunderstorms for you around orlando and tampa. the same with miami, seattle, san francisco, low clouds. 30-minute to one-hour delays. so far it's still early. we have more on those in about a half hour. >> thank you. what in the world was going on? it there was a major blackout for two hours affecting millions. one of the world's largest hydroelectric dams had problems in brazil. the power was out in paraguay and rio de janeiro came to a virtual standstill. some people there are concerned because you know the olympics and the world cup are coming there. >>> it was an incident that caused major diplomatic problems between the united states and iraq. a shoot-out that killed 17 iraqi civilians. now startling new reports about what an american company alleged ly did after the shootings. >>> the nation is honoring its military members past and present on veterans day today. president obama will take part in the wreath laying ceremony at arlington national ceme

congress returned to philadelphia and abandoned thoughts of surrendering. and when monroe was well enough he rejoined washington's army, fought heroically and he won where lafayette was wounded and monreal helped save the frenchman's life. monroe went on to survive the winter at valley forge and then served heroically at the battle of monmouth. like george washington, monroe grew up in a modest virginia farm but after the war he decided against full-time farming. he went back to finish his education at the college of william and mary and studied law under thomas jefferson. lonrho then chose public service as a full-time career. the first american leader ever to do so. by the time he died, he had held more offices than any public figure in history. state legislator, congressman, ambassador to france, to britain, minister to spain, fourth term governor of his home state of virginia, u.s. secretary of state, secretary of war, and finally, to term president of the united states, the fifth president. as governor of virginia he became the second most powerful fig

. >>> it's going to be a tough day tomorrow for commuters in philadelphia. talks aimed at ending a transit strike broke done last night. bus drivers and subway and trolley operators just walked off the job last tuesday p. the union is demanding an audit to make sure pension fnds are secure and it says it will not start talks if a national health care overhaul plan is paed. ed rendell had been negotiating the talks, had urged union members to vote on a contract proposal. no new talks a s are scheduled. >>> a shooting at a bar near a resort town killed one and left three injured. it happened nair vail, colorado. witnesses say a man was being escorted out of a bar when he pulled a gun and just started shooting. he went back inside the bar, fired several more shots. police arrested a 63-year-old man in the case. >>> we are getting new information now about the people who were wounded in the ft. hood massacre. a texas surgeon says more of them are doing better. 42 people were injured in the shooting at the army post in texas thursday. an official says 16 of them

movie director steven -- steven spielberg received the liberty medal in philadelphia. attending the event was former president bill clinton, actress whoopi goldberg, and pennsylvania governor ed rendell. this is just over one hour. >> you have to fight. >> i don't know how to fight. all i know how to do is stay alive. >> i may be ugly but dear god, i am here. i am here. >> i want my people back. >> who are you, moses? >> no, what is one worth to you? >> i did not do enough. >> you did so much. whoever saves one life, saves the world. >> you ended up killing one of your man, you tell yourself, you can save the lives of two or three or 10 others. >> when you found me, i was here and i was with the only brothers i had left. there was no way i was going to desert them. >> these are people, not livestock. this is the most important piece that has come before this court. this is the very nature of man. >[applause] >> these are visions of liberty conceived by steven spielberg, prized by many around the world. good evening, i'm linda johnson, president and chief executive offi

. >>> it's going to be a tough day toerl for commuters in philadelphia. talks aimed at ending a transit strike broke down night. bus drivers walked off the job last tuesday. the union is demanding an independent audit to make sure pension funds are secure and it says it will not start talks if a national health care overhaul plan is passed. governor even rundell had been negotiating the talks, urging union members to vote on a contract proposal. no new talks are scheduled. >>> a shooting at a bar near a resort town killed one man and left three others injured. it happened last night near vail, colorado. witnesses say a man was being escorted out of the bar when he pulled a gun and started shooting. he went back inside the bar, fired several more shots. police arrested a 63-year-old man in the case. >>> we are getting new information now about the people who were wounded in the ft. hood massacre. a texas surgeon says more of them are doing better. 42 people were injured in the shooting at the army post in tex thursday. an army official says 16 of them and

army and the then leader again did the same thing when arnold was appointed military governor philadelphia and wilkinson said, you know, he is a trader, he is a spy. virtually forced him into the hands of the british. so she was quite a dangerous person to have as an enemy, wilkinson, but he was a very early spotting that arnold's loyalties were in the balance. yes, sir. >> thank you for an excellent presentation. you've brought the the general to light. a couple of and related questions. you reside in england, did you do most of your research in europe and spain? how did you put it all together? >> qassam and spain because the of originals are the documents of spain, but a lot here because the library of congress has a wonderful collection of spanish documents relate to the united states but there's a wonderful collection of spanish documents in any case but specifically those and they have in fact as i realized later the have duplicates of all of the archives in madrid to read but i have been writing -- this is my third book of american history and gradually you acquire a lot of informat

she came from a very sophisticated, wealthy philadelphia families, the biddles.he liked that. i think -- i think she just sort of blinked her eyes to it. the terrible thing is she was dying during the burr conspiracy. i think that she had tuberculosis and he's downstairs writing this reports to jefferson saying i will lay down my life to defend you and to defend the united states and whatever -- and whatever i can give in support of democracy. i will. at the same time knowing, of course, that he had been prepared to do exactly the opposite. and so she died fairly soon after the defeat of the burr conspiracy. and then after about 10 years he remarried a young french girl. and i think he was very happy with her. yes, i think -- nancy, is really quite a wonderful woman. so thank you for asking about her. >> three questions. if i may. did he know spanish or did he communicate in english. >> conveniently from my point of view i do read some spanish but conveniently from my point of view, the reports are all decoded in english. i mean, they are written with this spelli

what a season it was for the philadelphia phillies. one of the things that always feeds the philadelphia phillies is their fan support, which is always off the chart. by the way, they had more than 50 sellouts at sipsens bank park this past season, but this next story takes fan support you might say to a whole new level. as sportsnet philadelphia reports, one couple's love of the phillies truly became a matter of life and death. >> reporter: don has seen hundreds of phillies games, but it's the one he didn't see that he'll always remember. don and his wife sandy had tickets to see the phillies play the angels last june in what turned out to be a forgettable 7-1 loss. the events that drains spired that night, however, they will never forget. >> i went upstairs to get ready, and i got a splitting headache like i've never had before. i mean, this was the most intense pain i've ever had. he came upstairs and found me rolled into a fetal position on our bed, and all he could decipher from what i was saying was bad pain, hurts bad. >> i was

joe lawless, veteran trial lawyer, renowned out of the philadelphia jurisdiction. quickly to tonight's salute to the troops. nebraska friend wendy lundeen, saluting her 85-year-old father, a p. omptle w. during ww ii, also a korean war vet. >> we want to leave a message to our dad thanking him for being so brave in world war ii when he was captured at age 20. we want to thank him for his contribution to all the freedoms we enjoy in this great country and we just want to tell him we are so proud of him and that we love him. >>> surveillance cameras from the sam's club in bentonville, arkansas, captures louise bishop and her daughter, christina, finishing their shopping and leaving the store. police stay the pair have been missing ever since and they suspect foul play. >> straight out to karen stark, psychologist. karen, they're right. something renee and joe lawless mentioned. when you're getting your groceries out of your car and you're trying to get them in, you're not paying attention to what's going on behind you. >> excellent point, nancy. they both, if you loo

. >>> almost a million people are having to find a new way around philadelphia today. no buses, subways, trolleys in the city of brotherly love. the largest transit union went on strike at midnight. talks broke down over pay, pensions and work rules. transit officials say their offer was competitive. >>> new jersey and virginia are choosing governors today in a special congressional election in new york has attracted a lot of outside attention to break it all down for us, we're joined by paul steinhauser in washington, deputy political director for our sister network, cnn. it's safe to say the republican party is splintered and nowhere is that more evidence than the new york 23rd congressional district well upstate. how much of a role did sarah palin in this? >> let's look at this district. three candidates in this race. district along the canadian border. there was an open seat. that's why we have an off-year election. republicans nominated dede scozzafava. that upset those on the right. they put their own person there. doug hoffman. that split on the right would allo

now back with the philadelphia eagles. an nfl spokesman says the decision will likely change the way the league writes bonuses into player contracts. >>> shaquille o'neal oes rocky marriage seems to be coming to an end again. shonny o'neal has filed for divorce. the couple was married almost seven years and have four children together. shaq filed for divorce in 2007 but the two apparently had reconciled. until now. >>> guys will never learn. officials read your blogs as well. dwight howard has been fined $15,000 for his disparaging remarks on officiating on his blog. the all-star center and olympic gold medalist was complaining after he fouled out of a game in detroit last week. afterwards he played just 16 minutes in that game and said it just was unfair. now he'll pay a check for his words. >> larry, thanks. >>> some banks are letting their customers spend as much as they want. all right. well, hln money expert clark howard says that it may cost you way more in bank fees than you're willing to pay. >> pay. >> a lot of pe

what a season it was for the philadelphia phillies. one of the things that always feeds the philadelphia phillies is their fan support, which is always off the chart. by the way, they had more than 50 sellouts at sipsens bank park this past season, but this next story takes fan support you might say to a whole new level. as sportsnet philadelphia reports, one couple's love of the phillies truly became a matter of life and death. >> reporter: don has seen hundreds of phillies games, but it's the one he didn't see that he'll always remember. don and his wife sandy had tickets to see the phillies play the angels last june in what turned out to be a forgettable 7-1 loss. the events that drains spired that night, however, they will never forget. >> i went upstairs to get ready, and i got a splitting headache like i've never had before. i mean, this was the most intense pain i've ever had. he came upstairs and found me rolled into a fetal position on our bed, and all he could decipher from what i was saying was bad pain, hurts bad. >> i was

he's the head man in philadelphia as the 76ers will visit the wizards. abe pollin's passing. chris miller joining us -- this is a game that will be paid with heavier hearts. we wanted to talk a little basketball. your thoughts the way this amp is unfolding? >> it's unfolding like you would expect for someone so powerful at mr. pollen and his organization. we're in the house that abe pollin built. let's say that first and foremost as we remember the life and times of him. the players did not hear this news until 3:00. cliff saunders he didn't know about mr. pollen's passing until he was driving in. imagine being the coach of an organization, hearing that the guy who hired you just passed away. >> the players will be able to bounce back quickly. the guys like gilbert arenas, knowing that mr. pollen took a chancen you -- on you. and he was the guy that said come and help us get this back on track, it has to touch him. it will be hard for them to focus. >> we gatherer got some thoughts from some of the players. very tough to talk about. >> he meant everythin

right now in philadelphia, 80 minute delay. boston, seattle, same thing. looking at this all day long, richard. more in just a bit. >> they're worried about listening to guys like me, not you. thanks a lot, bob. >>> if you went to the emergency room with a serious condition, do you have any idea how long it would take before you saw a doctor? the answer might surprise you here.  >>> in just 30 minutes the u.s. attorney general's is expected to announce that five 9/11 suspects will be brought to new york for trial, just a short distance from ground zero. an obama administration official says the alleged mastermind, khalid shaikh mohammed and four others will be tried in civilian court. >>> police say new video of the missing girl shows her with a man at a hotel shortly after she disappeared from her home. police have identified him and charged another man in this case. they will not say how the two men are connected and they still don't know where 5-year-old shaniya davis is. >>> those are some of the stories we're watching for yo

the med immune facility in philadelphia is up and running this holiday weekend. crews even working on thanksgiving day. the facility produces a nasal mist version of the vaccine and crews hope to have 50 million doses available by february. >>> a west virginia pediatrician has a rare misfortune of contracting the h1n1 virus not once but twice. for months dr. debra parsons has been treating kids possibly sick with the swine flu. but she ended up contracting the virus herself first in august and then again in oober. at first the local health department thought it was an error in testing, but the cdc has confirmed parsons did in fact catch the virus twice. >> initially we were all kind of surprised because there's not -- that's not been heard of as much up till now. however, i did talk to the cdc and they said they are starting to see some cases. they've had cases in tucson an denver and some other bigger cities where people have tested positive twice. >> talk about some bad luck. there are also reports of a similar case in a 2-year-old girl in korea. doctors are co

philadelphia, world series game going on tonight, i think you'll be fine.he rain offshore from the jersey shore, south of long island. that's going to be there and rotate in towards new york city. sunshine, clouds mix and low clouds hanging in an out. watch for airport delays at philly and new york for most of the day. get away from there, that cold front near chicago. but south of the front it's going to be dry with the exception of low level cloudiness across the carolinas and georgia. take you live to atlanta. big airport trying to get in or out. so far, no more delays. you can see those low clouds beginning to break up just a touch. temperatures today in the mid 60s. kind of cool. >> beautiful. leaves changing. i love fall. >> too bad halloween was almost a washout for a lot of folks in the east. >> at least we got a nice sunday out of it. >>> an airline apologizing for booting a toddler and his mom off the plane. you'll hear what the boy screamed on the plane before takeoff. >>> plus, an oil rig has been leaking about 400 barrels of oil into the ocean

>> my father was born in new jersey and my mother was born in new -- philadelphia. my grandparents were also activists. my grandfather was a union organizer at walt disney. he was at animator. he used to draw a donald duck 4 walt disney. -- 4 walt disney. --fo for disney. in the 1940's, he was one of several union organizers and they staged the first animator'' strike and he got fired and blacklisted. because of the history of blacklisting in the family, when my father was drafted to go to vietnam, he did not want to go. he was a pacifist. he also did not want to go through the process of proving his political credentials because of the history of un- american activities and the political resonance in his own family of having been the son of a blacklisted artist. he preferred to leave and came to canada. that is why i am a canadian. i was born a few years later. >> your mother and father were married here? >> in new jersey. i have an older brother. >> where did they move? >> to montreal. >> but they still there? >> no, they are in vancouver for the weather. many ame

three of my high school classmates at a public high school in philadelphia were killed in action before they -- while they were 19 years old. to explain a little further about something i know, when i matriculated at dartmouth in december 1942, there were approximately 24 hundred undergraduates. 18 months later, in march of 1944, the entire civilian enrollment at dartmouth college was 174. 2400 to 174. and of that 174, more than 20 were wounded veterans. this was the lowest enrollment at dartmouth since 1819, when james monroe was president. all of the student body was more than eight times as large in 1942. it was -- it was -- it remained during the war, larger than the mexican war and the civil war than it was in world war ii. that i thought describes what we shared in a way that very few people understand. all veterans of world war ii share something. but few shared as much as bill and i, as an example, justice stevens had a distinguished career in the navy, in a special organization that was involved in cracking codes. now, he was an officer, a naval officer, and distinguished himse

. >>> philadelphia's mass transit strike is over. the transit system and its largest union agreed to a new contract overnight, ending the six-day strike. about 5,000 workers walked off the job last tuesday over a dispute about pension benefits. the strike affected philly's subways, buss and trolleys. >>> 11 women were found dead at a house in cleveland. people marched with candles to the house where the women were found. anthony sowell lives there. he is accused of murder and rape. one of seven bodies identified so far is talisha fordson. her mom was there last night. >> as we stand here in front of this home where they found your daughter, what is that like for you? >> it's hard, because i want to burn it down. i really would like to. it's very hard. that's why i won't look at it. >> reporter: why won't you look at it? >> because i know my baby was in there and she got killed in there, you know. and it's hard. >> indeed. again, the man accused in the case is anthony sowell, a registered sex offender. his dna is being entered into a

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i'm just so moved to be here in philadelphia at the constitution center receiving the liberty medal from one of our greatest presidents and a dear, dear friend of mine and my family. [applause] you know, this is the second best thing you've ever given me. the first was your eight years in office. [applause] i'm very moved. i'm very, very honored. i've always been a pate of thic person. the house i spent five years in h was in haddon heights, new jersey, not far from here. you know haddon heights. wow. i wove red, white and blue crepe paper through the spokes of my bicycle. if you had seen me then and been told that this kid would eventually wind up in the entertainment industry you might have otherwise have guessed i was headed for my own segment on fox cable news. but -- but there was an anger and the patriotism -- this -- there wasn't anger in my parents' patriotism. an indebtedness of giving something back. she would park me under the statue of that great american eagle and ee i had been raised to feel that america was my home. waiting for my mom to pass the time, i daydreamed, which