but robert? robert had a far different experience in the interview room and a different detective. >> and there sitting across from you was randy snead. >> randy snead, yeah. >> you knew him. >> i knew him since i was 12 or he 13. so i was on a first-name basis with him. >> kind of a friend. >> yes, because i've known him for so long. >> why don't you tell me what took place that night. >> that night? i was at my house. >> at first, robert swore he was innocent. but six hours later, he had confessed to murder. >> i stabbed her. >> you stabbed her, didn't you? >> one or two times. >> everything you told me is true, correct? >> true. >> everything you've done and been part of is true. >> true. >> later that day, officer snead allowed robert to call his mother. >> i said, robert, what did you say? he said, since they wanted to hear that, i told them fine. >> what did it feel like in here when you heard that from your son? >> i felt like i was going to have a heart attack and die. >> around the neigh

roberts. coming from the national world and memorial in kansas city, we have enjoyed many partnerships to the churchill center and are looking forward to the next partnership at the symposium this weekend. i have been excited to be working with the churchill a new, young professional group that will be event nexturchill saturday, so hopefully, we have more new wave joining the conference in the future. --t is not completely sold that is completely sold out, so exciting news. as some of the works and social media 20 47, i cannot help but wonder what winston churchill would have done had he had access to twitter, especially at 3:00 a.m. [laughter] i encourage everyone here to #churchill2016. the social media team has been doing a wonderful job. roberts is on twitter, as well, so it is absolutely ok. i e-mailed andrew roberts a few times as i was constructing this introduction and i asked him to give the highlights to it she replied, a non-direct quote, i have written 13 books. i do have the imme

the honorable robert asher. the honorable mary burket. the honorable robert bazudo. the honorable michael downing. the honorable margaret tomorrow. -- ferraro. the honorable christopher gleeson. the honorable ash carrick. the honorable james mackerlane. the honorable else stena pickett . pauper.rable patricia the honorable andrew riley. the honorable carol sides. the honorable gloria lee snover. the honorable richard stewart. the honorable christine turreti. the honorable carolyn bunnywealth. the honorable theodore christian. >> the chair directs the tellers to count the ballots. once the count is completed, the tellers prepare the written report and they will advise the college of the result. i want to thank our electors for being here today. the chair recognizes loretto llano, cody harbaugh, mike earp, luke bernstein, and joel dukas. >> the chair recognizes the head teller. [applause] [chanting] >> the chair directs the secretary to record that in the open meeting of this electoral college in the commonwealth of pennsylvania, the honorable david urban certified on

robert: robert: welcome back. .6-15, the redskins fall two games left, do they make the playoffs?y need to much to happen. it's over. they: toothache does -- do deserve playoff consideration? it's all next year for me. robert: that will do it for us tonight. a special think to erin hawksworth and john booty out on the lamont jordan. we will now join "jimmy kimmel" in progress. thanks for watching. >> dicky: "the jimmy kimmel live concert series" is brought to you by the dick's sporting goods foundation. sportsmatter.org to help save youth sports. >> jimmy: i'd like to thank the cast of "rogue one" and the director of world one, apologize to matt damon we ran out of time. this is the album called "we got it from here, thank you for your service." here with the song "dis generation" and "we the people," a tribe called quest! ♪ ♪ youth generation youth generation youth generation you'd generation ♪ ♪ it's a new generation ♪ youth generation ♪ it's a new generation ♪ youth generation ♪ one hitting reading pages of poe telly is low cuddle bunny ready to go day of the dead ♪ ♪ bury all

and robert has continued that. and i have known robert through the years and has been a man of deep personal conviction. robert is a lover of life, but he is also one that never backs away from an issue that he feels passionately about. i watched robert give up and give speeches and doesn't make the hair stand up on the back of your neck. he is an effective standard bearer for issues that are important to the issues of virginia and been a real leader where he knows the issues backwards and forwards. but it's that background that he brings from local and state government that makes him extraordinarily an effective legislator here. but his next step in his career there with his wife kathy and three sons is where he will enjoy in the small town of chatham and will get back to the important elements of what makes atham special and virginia special. but i know he will be special. now to scott rigell. i will never forget the rm conversation i had and how passionate about how the nation was going and what was happening to

robert: i'm robert burton. coming up in sports a surge from otto porter last night and what scott brooks has to say. and the cowboys say merry christmas to the redskins after beating the lions. how did you jonathan: d.c. police looking for a car on your screen that was involved in a hit-and-run crash that killed a deaf woman. i happened this morning. police say jacqueline cole struckwhile crossing 14th street near parkwood place. she was in a crosswalk at the time she was hit. the vehicle here hit her and should have serious front end damage. if you know the vehicle or see a vehicle with serious front end damage police want to hear from family, friends and fans are remembering their princess. best known for princess leia in the "star wars" franchise, carrie fisher died today. she suffered a heart attack on a plane on the way from london to l.a. on friday. now we have on what the fans say about the beloved actress tonight. she did pass too young. mike: jonathan, we moved across the street in downtown silver spri

bono, julia roberts are here. our next special friend is a major movie star with the "21 jump street" and "magic mike." please say hello to channing tatum! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: channing, first of all -- [ cheers and applause ] i feel like i speak on behalf of all of us when i say, you are adorable when you sleep. [ cheers and applause ] >> i feel adorable, i do. i feel really adorable. >> jimmy: have you ever slept on television before? >> all the time. >> jimmy: you have an omaze experience that could potentially kill a woman. you will take a person to las vegas to see the "magic mike" show. what is the show? this is not like "siegfried and roy" type magic? >> it might be. there's magic involved. sorry, bad joke. >> ha ha ha! i just got that. ha ha! >> it is going to completely change anything that you might think you know about male entertainment. >> jimmy: in what way? >> there will be no firemen, no -- >> jimmy: no firemen! what if there's a fire? >> no irish people? >> jimmy: it's discriminator

robert, we appreciate you coming. you will hear from robert and the other two i introduced soon. we've got members of the korean-american community. part of the purpose here is to encourage all americans, but the

you have robert e. lee riding with you into action. then they realize, robert e.ind of shames them and says, you can go in action and wall street goes up and see you can lead them into action, this is 8 pretty warm spot that we're in and he would rather not be here. he said i got this. i can tax care of this. he stepsp aside and longstreet starts to launch counter p attacks. and they're going to go straightforward into two brigades from the second and fifth quarter. the four recommended 800 men are going the same horrific casualties. 800 m" go into action, 250 of them come out out later that afternoon. they were the first ones to go in and they went in by themselves. they÷ú sacrificial lamb. to me, this is the last for them and last hoorah as they're broken multiple times on the battlefield. . the men are back through them from will cox and heat. this has to be one of the toughest jobs to try to get on the line asd8 they go into acti, charles lead staff starts looking and he said it was -- my heartbeats quicker than to think about the moment, even at this distant

robert: oh yes. happened athat wilderness, if there are any other better relationships between gouverneur k. warren and sheridan. undisputed will. .t is almost never the recorded there are five instances during the overland campaign where gouverneur k. warren was complaining that sheridan's calvary is not doing what it should do. instead of going out and screening the army and finding the enemy, he is left to do the calvary work with his infantry and at the church, the pennsylvania reserves who are going home in a few days my going out to do calvary recall and they are taken off the field . and gouverneur k. warren is almost overrun. but with the artillery, they were able to cut off the confederates. and the disastrous attacks. but i will point gouverneur k. warren has only a little bit of calvary with him, and he says my would rather have no calvary at all, because they are not doing what they're supposed to be doing. the criticism of sheridan and his calvary are not allowed at headquarters. -- mead

>> julia roberts is irish. either, that's a shocker. >> mcroberts. >> jimmy: you met how many years ago, do you remember? >> i would say -- half my life ago. >> jimmy: half your life ago, wow. >> right? >> jimmy: bono's looking at you in a suggestive way. >> there was the boring part of my life then the bono part of my life. >> jimmy: bono's having his own omaze experience right now. >> you're not wrong, i shot a scene with roberts for the omaze commercial. i have known i have known julia a long time but -- i still feel wobbly sitting beside her. >> jimmy: oh, nice. >> it's a strange feeling when bono gives you credit for craft because frankly i feel like i'm napping compared to his accomplishments. he was like, wait a minute. >> jimmy: he makes everyone feel good, he really does. >> kid's a star. >> jimmy: you are offering an omaze experience together. >> we are. >> jimmy: which is interesting, it's a tea? party i guess? >> i thought we were massaging people's feet. [ cheers and applause ] >> tea so is much be

download it today. >>> developing news in the murder case of robert durst. is happening in an l.a. courtroom. legal teams are expected to face off over a critical piece of evidence, this very revealing jailhouse interview with robert durst who is charged with capital murder in the death of his friend susan burman. gadi, as we look now live at robert durst the hearing started about 40 minutes ago. what can you tell us? >> reporter: yeah. we are panning over to robert durst right there. he's sitting in a wheelchair. earlier we saw him wheeled into the courtroom. we also see a very large scar on the side of his head. we understand that may have been from a surgery to relieve swelling of the brain. that corresponds with what he told investigators and a prosecutor last year. he told them at the time he basically only had five years to live. then you start to see the prosecutor and durst engage in what almost looked like the beginnings of possible bargaining. it was very odd to see robert durst seemed to waive his attorney privilege to have council in the room. he

robert: i'm robert burton coming up in sports. it won't be easy for the caps as they play the flyers. that's when "abc7 news at 6:00" continues. jonathan: during the holidays, memories are made at the dinner table. help us set a place at the table for those who sacrifice so much for all of us by nominating a veteran to win a dining room set worth $3,000. go to wjla.com/7salutes. nominate a deserving veteran. tell us why. you can do it today. nominations are accepted through december jonathan: you talk about a bold burglary at a target store in georgia. they cut a hole in roof and lowered themselves inside, through the women's restroom where they came in and they made off with thousands of dollars of electronics and cash. clearly not the first time. investigators believe they have been targeting stores in two other states. maureen: the salvation army red kettles are a common sight this time of year. donations, volunteers in frederick county, maryland, are changing things. [trumpet music] maureen: james michels traded in the signatu

robert reich?randi trump's modus seems to be communicate directly with followers and with the public through tweets and through rallies, and signaled that he wants to continue to use rallies even after january 20 when he becomes president. the problem for the free press is that the more you have a president who is communicating directly through tweets and rallies, the less able are the press or the media to be able to intermediate. the word "media" comes from the term "intermedediation," whichcs speaking truth to power. intermediate inin between the powerful and the public so that the powerful can be held accountable, so they can be asked questions on behalf of the public, so there can be wherem voiced individual members of the public do not have the power to do that. they are just sort of a very, very large group of individuals none of whom has the power to talk back. that is why the intermediaries, the media, are so important. but if you have a president who is communicating absolutely directly w

here's diane roberts with more. diane: the bill of rights, housed here in the national archives in washington, d.c., lays out the most important personal rights for all americans. robert cottrol: i think people know specific parts more than we call the bill of rights. diane: robert cottrol is a professor at the george washington university law school in washington and says the country owes a debt to founding father james madison, who authored the bill of rights, though skeptical about its value. robert cottrol: james madison believed they were surplus, and that the real protection was in federalism and separation of powers and not in a specific set of rights. i think history has proven him wrong. diane: the first 10 amendments limit the power of the federal government to interfere in citizen's private lives. something unique to america. robert cottrol: lots of nations have grand statements on human rights, but they don't have the mechanisms for enforcement. diane: democracy comes with imperf cottrol says sometimes c

please welcome back to our show, robert de niro!se ] >> jimmy: they love you. come on. new york city. yeah, they gotta give a a standing ovation for you, buddy. thank you for coming back to the show. [ cheers ] i know. we love you, man. [ cheers and applause ] we have a lot to talk about. i want to talk about the broadway play. you have the movie. but also, congratulations, you just got the presidential medal of freedom. >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: which is the highest honor you can get as a civilian from the president. congratulations. >> yeah, thank you. >> jimmy: how was -- what was that like? >> it was great. it was very emotional, too. it was the last time that obama would be doing that. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and he really enjoys it. and you can see that in what he was saying and how he -- the whole -- the whole ceremony was emotional. >> jimmy: yeah, i would bet it was emotional. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i mean, i loved -- what a great class you were in. you were with springsteen and tom hanks and ellen degeneres and lor

okay. >> the parole hearing for robert was interesting in that robert believed every time he might have a chance. he felt very hopeful. he'd been turned down many times before, so he obviously carried that realism with him, but i think there was a piece of him that thought maybe this could be the time i get set free. well, what are your thoughts, feelings about the whole thing? >> well, the way he was talking, he may give a good report. so things may go my way this time. >> what's your main goal right now, robert? >> getting back on the street. going back to work. let my wife sit back for a while. >> i'm hoping this time it will go through. because things are going a little bit different than it has in the past times. i done got everything prepared where we can have a little time together and everything. we've got a lot of time to make up for. >> the wait would continue. teter was once again denied parole. he will most likely not leave holman until his 30-year sentence is complete. >> i have two daughters. i like at it from that perspective. do i want these people around my family? no.

>> i think robert's got his finger on it through his reporting that it's a battle to come. everybody is kumbaya around this or that appointment which in the long and short run doesn't mean that much. is so if you throw a trillion dollars on infrastructure, will paul ryan sign that? paul ryan says we want to address medicare and medicaid and the president doesn't, does the west wing balk at that? that's where the battle lines will be draw and whether it's the previous camp or bannon camp, however you want to identify them, the reality is the president will have to make some really tough early decisions and the question then becomes yes you have this team of rivals sort of milieu you've created around you, that may work in business. in government i'm really curious to see if that works because it's so personal, it's so much about turf and so much about a lot of things businessmen don't waste their time on that politicians do that you wonder if this administration starts hemorrhaging early or do they find that smooth slick space that they can then move through some big pieces

robert. chicago, robert: as long as it's sunny, i'm cool. steve: so much energy.ert: this nfl christmas sunday, the playoff picture became more clear, including the winner of the in d.c. north. sports is coming up. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: ravens-steelers, the winner of this game takes complete control of the nfc north. -- afc north. go, takes the handoff, breaks the tackle. dives for the goal line, touchdown ravens. talk about effort, the ravens gave big ben too much time. brown, to antonio stretch, game-winning touchdown. hopesavens' playoff by their arch rivals. nba on christmas, warriors-cavaliers. this is tied at 105-105. steph curry launches from way out, his second three of the game. the warriors up after that. closing seconds of the game, kyrie irving in the lane, the rainbow jumper, game-winner. cleveland wins in dramatic fashion, 109-108. and the redskins-giants game next sunday has been switched from 1 p.m. to 4:25. stay tuned to abc 7 "sports sunday," right after the news. craig kaufman joi

. >> i'm robert burton. in sports how will the redskins be without the best receiver? maybe they find themselves in a bowl. but they have to win tomorrow. he gets a lot of compliments. he wears his army hat, walks around with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community by the end of 2017. i'm very proud of him. male vo: comcast. but they are not military or police. they are flight attendants. this is latest to go through the training program. among those training a flight attendant who lost friends aboard the flight that hit the south tower of the world trade center on 9/11. 11 of the 12 flight attendants at the class were working on 9/11. the training is crucial they voluntary. maureen: the federal regulators want every train operator tested for sleep apnea. the medical exams after the crash found the eng near had undiagnosed sleep apnea. it can lead to the frequent waking up at night. one woman was killed and more than a 100 were injured in

>> jimmy: robert de niro. oh my gosh. he's the best. plus, he has a new movie coming out that he produced. it's called "hidden figures." pharrell williams is here, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] he produced it. we're going to talk to pharrell and then he's going to perform a song with kim burrell off the "hidden figures" soundtrack later in the show. so thank you. [ cheers and applause ] i had fun last night after the show. went to the garden, it's right down the street. madison square garden, they always treat me great. they're very nice over there. and they're playing the cavs. [ cheers ] yeah, and it was a close game. they only lost by like 45 points. [ laughter ] >> steve: pretty good. >> jimmy: so yeah, i mean lebron, yeah. it was really good. nail biter, if you have really long nails. [ light laughter ] anyways, i'm there and i -- they sit me courtside, which is wild. that's amazing. right there, you see how just giant these athletes are. it's amazing sitting there. i go, "wow, this is so good." jumbotron, you know, if you're s

the first -- robert parker robert parker: that has resulted tt race in aant neat and government bondg and that has become an issue in a number of eurozone government bond markets. issue number one is qe has an unintended consequence on capital market liquidity. i think in the case of sweden, the other point is that you know, not just are, but of course other swedish cities, the real estate market has arguably become too strong and actually swedish inflation has started to pick up over the last six months or so. so yes, i think in the thet-term we will see riksbank maintaining a very easy monetary stance but as the ecb progressively and slowly tapers throughout 2017, i think you are probably going to see the same from the riksbank so short term the monetary stance will remain very easy but i think we will be having a very different conversation in the middle of next year. seconds, what happens next with the swedish krona? theuros swedish krone and -- theg innings widening, what is next? robert parker: it is undervalued, oversold. i think the downside risk on the swedish krona are very

robert? >> we're outside the courthouse where the former couple is in the midst of a bitter child custody fight. that fight as well as the video have brought the domestic issues back in the spotlight, with a voice that many people haven't heard before. >> stop! stop! >> the woman who's terrified voice can be held on the cell phone video is coming forward today to talk about what the world is now seeing, kendra, the ex-fiancee of ray mcdonald, seemed reluctant but said she needed to speak out for what she calls ordo meftic violence victims. >> i think as a group if we can all come together somehow. you know, it's more powerful. >> kendra says that 2015 video just released publicly yesterday is a snapshot. >> the video is just part of the night. and it doesn't record the whole thing. it shuts off at a point. but there was a lot of physical abuse and emotional and verbal. >> in 2015, the video was shown at a grand jury hearing, mcdonald was not dwighted. she says his celebrity had an impact in c

robert: basketball news. this just in. wizards announced undergo plasma treatment on both knees and miss six weeks. he enhas played in only one game this season for washington. miss him some more. jonathan: i can't imagine the skins players think about the season being over. robert: they have to play it out. maureen: mr. hill? doug: let's look at things. because you asked we have pleasant weather for next few days. 53 on thursday. it's going to knock us down to upper 40s with more sunshine on friday. steve rudin up to date on the holiday travel outlook. big travel day on friday. we will update the christmas weekend. chance of showers and the timing to break it down. nice weekend. that's at 11:00. maureen: thank you. your christmas gift to us. doug: thank you. big spender. maureen: don't expect . >>> tonight, the manhunt. the christmas terror attack. what we've now learned. authorities believe the driver of the truck was hijacked. he'd be eating in a diner and had just called his wife. tonight, isis now claiming responsibil

kellye: thanks, robert. the army corps of engineers has denied a permit to the dakota access pipeline over the misery reservoir. that is a victory for the sioux tribe that say that the pipeline threatened their water supply and sacred land over the missouri reservoir. >> with my elders and the youth, but we need to be ready to keep. going kellye: protests will continue as the president-elect is expected to reverse the decision when he takes off. until then, the department of the interior is working on an alternate route for the pipeline. new information in the massive warehouse fire in oakland. at this hour, 33 people have died in the flames. seven have been named, but there may be more victims in the building because 70% has yet to be searched. >> she is not answering her phone, he is not answering his phone and nobody can get into contact with them. and i tried calling. it's not like her to not respond to a text. kellye: criminal investigators will look into the case. record site at least three code violat

hey, robert. if a stripper was dorothy from "the wizard of oz," what would she discard during her act? robert: she'd probably get rid of the tin man, st

stay with us for music, news, lewis.mentary by robert -- robert f williams. >> robert f williams, a fugitivetment broadcast weekly revolutionary messages beamed into the united states from cuba. we shall take the source of freedom itself into the streets of america and we shall have the oft great stronghold freedom. for our people. announcer: in a newsletter published in cuba and sent into the united states through canada, the revolutionist williams tells the negroes of this nation, we must he willing to suffer jail. we must be willing to suffered death. we must be willing to kill for freedom. >> the gestapo policemen are on every street corner. it is just like mississippi. i predict things are going to grow worse. in fact, i think policeman are going to be dead before this situation is over. announcer: during the summers of 1964 and 1965, the demonstrations became riots. finally, and aiding in the worst race riot in this nation's history in the watts district of los angeles. across the united states, law enforcement officers were dead and negroes did die in the streets and the situation was

robert: college football. after finishing 3-9 last season the terps are moving in the right direction this year to make it to a bowl game. the quick lane bowl today against boston college. when start second quarter. 16-0 b.c. johnson gets the hasn't quaff and runs it up -- handoff and runs its up the gut. the terps get on the board. down 16-7 the game. check out the tricky. double reverse. back to the quarterback. the terps finish at 6-7. well, there is still a chance the redskins can make the playoffs. but they need help. from none other than the cowboys. if dallas beats the lions tonight the redskins control their own destiny again. if it doesn't happen, they will still have a chance. the lions beat the packers the redskins will have to beat giants. it has been a wild ride. >> it's been a roller coaster but i like where we are. we have to keep grinding and try to finish better than year at 9-6-1, 4462 in division which would be good. we have a lot to play for. robert: in hoops the wiz need redemption. they l

maybe we'll have robert e. lee and old jefferson davis himself in another box, both of them in chains. john wilkes booth: i thought he was attending grover's tonight. [singing "honor to our soldiers"]. tom hanks: booth goes to pumphrey's stable to reserve a horse, then to write a letter, a confession, an explanation, a manifesto, signed by him on behalf of himself, lewis powell, david herold and george atzerodt. meanwhile, mr. and mrs. lincoln take a carriage ride, alone. according to mary todd lincoln, she has never seen her husband so supremely cheerful. they talk about the past, about the death of their son, willie, three years before, about the future, traveling abroad and lincoln's plan to return to his law practice. lincoln tells mary that on this particular day he feels that the war has come to a close. they end up at the washington navy yard, where lincoln summons a young naval officer, william h. flood. william h. flood: mrs. lincoln. abraham lincoln: mother, the last time we saw young flood here, we w

>>here is stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly: >>stanley roberts: the goal of vision 0 is to significantly reduce fatalities and severe injuries based on similar conversations it is going to be an uphill battle there is a driver would not only ran a red but started driving while the officer was still talking to her. >>stanley roberts: remember the one who had no idea which was supposed to do that red light, another violation where they're using a dedicated line blocking traffic. >>stanley roberts: this come to the $229 ticket including court fees and the find including court phase $469.50. . >>reporter: 0 week air of low pressure on that is the one we're watching closely to we have some core temperatures to speak up a little breezy and 39 in chile in santa rosa 48 and the more 50 degrees in san jose we start with the slight chance of showers. >>reporter: a chance a few scattered light showers to his head into the middle of the day in the afternoon new year's eve looks pretty safe you will see some clear skies in what looks like pretty nice weather and we may see a cou

the honorable robert asher. the honorable mary barket. the honorable robert bozzuto.ichael downing. the honorable margaret ferraro. gleasoorable christopher n. hare.onorable ash k james mcerlane. ickett.orable elstina p the honorable patricia poprik. the honorable andrew reilly. the honorable carol sides. honorable gloria "lee" snover. the honorable richard stewart. ti. honorable christine toret y"e honorable carolyn "bunn welsh. theodoreonorable christian. >> the chair directs the tellers to count the ballots. once the count is completed, the tellers prepare the written report. they will advise the college of the results. i want to thank our electors for being here today. the chair recognizes loretto llano, cody harbaugh, mike earp, google bernstein, and joel dukas. the chair recognizes the head teller. the honorable david urban. [applause] [chanting] >> the chair directs the secretary to require that in the open meeting of this electoral college in the commonwealth of pennsylvania, the honorable david urban certified, on behalf of the tellers, that the vote for pres

the honorable robert asher. the honorable mary burket. the honorable robert judo. the honorable michael downing. the honorable margaret for -- margaret forerrero. the honorable christopher gleeson. the honorable ash carrick. the honorable james macro link. pickett.able elstina the honorable patricia poprik. the honorable andrew reilly. in the honorable carol sides. in the honorable gloria lee snover. the honorable richard stewart. and the honorable christine toretti. in the honorable caroyln bunny welsh. the honorable theodore christian. >> signed documents must now be directed to the appropriate authorities. chair recognizes the honorable carol sides for the purposes of offering a resolution. thank you, mr. president. resolved that the president appoint one dollar store door to take charge and ensure that one package of all legally required documents is directed to the president of the senate of the united states in washington, d.c. by delivering them by registered mail. >> thank you. those in favor of the resolution will get their assent by voting aye. those oppo