rogers will be on the ballot. the expectation is the wife would serve out this term and then she would retire and the party leaders would find a suitable male candidate to succeed her. rogers had different ideas. she actually ends up staying in the house for 35 years. she is still the longest-serving woman in the house. she was for a very long time the longest-serving woman in congress. she was recently surpassed by barbara mikulski of maryland. she not only had longevity. she was very influential in terms of veterans affairs. prior to her experience in the house, she also had volunteered for the red cross. she had become an advocate for servicemen returning from world war i. when republicans in the 1940's briefly regained the majority in the 80th congress, she becomes one of the very first women to chair a major congressional committee. she chairs the veteran affairs committee in the 80th congress and again in the 83rd congress when the control flip-flopped back and forth. she was a republican. her experience, an

if you do the math, roger's doors are open 361 days a year. because he never knows when a customer will come by. >> i talk to so many small business own ners our area and they're only open certain days of the week. they say well it's because i need a day off and i know that day's going to be slow. it's just not true. it's just not. you never, ever know when there's going to be a day, a busy day and if you want to be successful you better be there when your customer wants to come. >> staff member linda says customers take advantage of the store's daily schedule. >> when we say that we're open every day, you know, they know that we are and they just can come here. i'm always delighted that they say they've been here before and that they will be back? >> once the customers are shopping, roger prides himself on his team's ability to share the stories behind the products. >> i work with very small companies, primarily a lot of it mom and pop operations. most of the people we deal with are in what was east germany and we get a big kick out of tellin

the winds of change may be blowing. >> roger goodell can ignore all of the screams and protests.will not stop watching. the fact is, i am angry with the nfl, but i am as guilty as everybody else. because like the rest of you, it is sunday night, and i am at a bar and i am ready for some football. >> that is the great will leit ch. we will be right back with a special holiday message. ♪ >> day 19 of the advent calendar, it is none other than bill o'reilly with an important message. >> i have been doing this about 10 years. this is the only year we have not had a store that commanded its employees not to say "merry christmas." it is over. we have won. >> war is over, if you wanted. >> he has been called the king of the tech world, peter thiel made his name founding paypal and funding facebook, and now is backing rocket ships and starting islands off the coast. he skipped college and started companies instead. i know there will be flying cars along the way, joining me is the bold and controversial venture capitalist and

roger goodell suspended him only two games, half of what the league mandates for marijuana use. in september, more graphic video surfaced, showing him punching jenee and knocking her out. this time roger goodell suspended him indefinitely saying he and not seen the video. >> i got it wrong in the handling of the ray rice matter, and i am sorry for that. i got it wrong on a number of levels, from the process that i led to the decision i reached. >> as the controversy escalated viking star adrian peterson was charged with beating his son with a switch repeatedly. another example that gave the impression of a leak out of control. the games went on and more people watched than ever. ratings are up 3% this season across the board. the nfl had 36 of the top 40 telecasts. the eagles-cowboys game one thanksgiving -- one thanksgiving was the most-watched show, the highest rating since 1998. where the rate's concussions, child abuse, or a midseason drug ring locker rate, nothing can derail the league. >> ray rice came in with a standing ovation. it is quick to see -- it is amazing to see

rogers: mr. speaker, i yield three minutes to the very distinguished and hardworking chairman of the appropriations defense subcommittee, mr. frelinghuysen. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized for three minutes. mr. frelinghuysen: i thank the chairman for yielding and i thank him for his leadership and i thank ranking member lowey as well. they both deserve credit for moving this bill. as we begin consideration of this important legislation this afternoon, i want to pay tribute to the men and women of our armed forces, all volunteers. they deserve our heart felt thanks to their dedicated service and sacrifice. that is also extended to the professionals in our intelligence community. these men and women, whether in uniform or not, deserve greater certainty, stability and predictability in their lives. it's nothing -- it's something they've often lacked because of a flawed congressional budget process over the past several years which we seek to re-establish today a

roger goodell is under fire. that's part of the battle.roader cultural issue about domestic violence and national sports is getting a look. usually when congress gets involved in sports, it's grandstanding. tomorrow, jay rockefeller's swan song, as he leaves this institution, is going to really examine this. they have all the major sports associations there, the players association is the only one for the nfl that has refused to come and testify -- >> what would you like to see? some new judgment that if there's a judgment of domestic violence, you don't play for five years or whatever. >> jay rockefeller is saying he wants to see some consistency from the mlb to the nfl to the nba -- >> is anybody good at this? >> not necessarily. every sports league is basically a world unto itself, where they protect their own and they write their own narratives to suit themselves. >> here he is, by the way. >> write their own narratives to suit themselves. >> matt lauer asked ray rice about his prospects of signing with other teams. talk about the comm

rogers: mr. speaker, i yield three minutes to the very distinguished and hardworking chairman of the appropriations defense subcommittee, mr. frelinghuysen. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized for three minutes. mr. frelinghuysen: i thank the chairman for yielding and i thank him for his leadership and i thank ranking member lowey as well. they both deserve credit for moving this bill. as we begin consideration of this important legislation this afternoon, i want to pay tribute to the men and women of our armed forces, all volunteers. they deserve our heart felt thanks to their dedicated service and sacrifice. that is also extended to the professionals in our intelligence community. these men and women, whether in uniform or not, deserve greater certainty, stability and predictability in their lives. it's nothing -- it's something they've often lacked because of a flawed congressional budget process over the past several years which we seek to re-establish today a

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what he didn't know for the past 18 years his neighbor was roger watson.s backyard on franklin street in berkeley is cattycorner from roger's backyard. just before halloween dave's wife peggy was walking the dog around the block. >> she walked around the block and saw my vietnam veteran hat on the back of my car the car said ninth infantry division. >> it was amazing to find -- to find out that we were so close. our lives parallelled each other almost exactly, you know. i mean we moved into the same neighborhood. >> reporter: in fact their christmas trees soar close you can see roger's here then clearly see dave's from the same vantage point. their kin ship rekindled. how do they in the know for the past 18 years? >> when i tell my friends the story they say don't you talk to your neighbors? i say no, we know our neighbors. as a matter of fact everybody on the street we have block parties and those kind of things and but hyped you and katie corner an little over grown in the summertime and with the trees and the bushes you really don't get to know that sid

i want to read the nfl statement and ask you about roger goodell's role in this.d understand the concern of all individuals who have expressed views on this tragic situation, brian mccarthy, vp of communications. what kind of position is the league in at this point? there are so many metastasizing things going on. how would it have looked for the league to turn around and discipline these players? >> the legal right now has three long sticks spinning plates on them and only two arms. they are losing it. right now roger goodell is in no position to make any sort of controversial statement about anything. i mean, he's basic kaelically -- he's living in dick cheney's bunker right now. no one has heard from this guy except friday where a federal judge effectively said he wasn't a believable witness in his own case. so, they are not in a place -- i knew they wouldn't punish the players because the nfl right now, they really are like the groundhog that doesn't want to stick its head above ground. >> speaking of roger goodell, there's been a lot have criticism over the h

meteorologist karen rogers joins us with the latest from accuweather. future huh? >> reporter: we do, don't mind being out here today, don't need the jacket with the temperatures. i want to show you sat satellite and radar, the clouds are starting to fill in. we started off with bright sunshine and a few clouds mix b mixing in. there you see the showers associated with the cold front they are falling apart as they reach the area. we're expecting a spotty shower around later this afternoon and into this evening. let's look at the temperatures. that's the big story of the day! 55 degrees in martins creek. 61 in quakertown. 67 in coatsville and 65 in ken net square and chester. center city in the mid 60s. 68 in hammonton. temperatures near 70 degrees, this time of year we see a high of 50 and we're well past that. 69 in dover, delaware as you head out later on, expect a mild evening commute, 4:00 p.m., 61. 5:30. 58. 7:00 p.m., 49. as we talk about temperatures so far above average we're considering a winter weather advisory national weather service issued

it's been a consistent theme with roger goodell.hat's why if i have to really be honest with you, i don't think ray rice plays this season. you have to understand, if roger goodell says he's only going to be responsible for appeals, doesn't that create a situation that he's not the leader that he once was. he's operating under a lens where he's acting and not pro acting and his responsibility is minimized. >>> coming up, republicans are looking for ways to edit what the president did with his executive action on immigration. we'll see if they're able to do that. and next, the faa is going to start regulating about those drones that are flying too close to airports. they need to do so much more than they've been doing. [ narrator ] mama sherman and the legion of super fans. wow! [ narrator ] on a mission to get richard to his campbell's chunky soup. it's new chunky beer-n-cheese with beef and bacon soup. i love it. and mama loves you. ♪ i'i like to think of myself as and mmore of a control... enthusiast. mmm, a perfect 177-degrees. a

i fell in love with roger. he fell in love with me.d him to be you know open and transparent about racial issues because there were some members of his family who didn't -- he was afraid they wouldn't accept me at first. he would say, well it's because you're not catholic. >> you were like oh, i mites be more than that roger. >> he eventually owned up to it we all became one big happy family and i loved his family and adored his family and he still has family members who i'm in touch with and we get along very well. it was a good match all around. >> what a cool lady. you can catch the acclaimed new cnn film about the life of film critic roger ebert, this sunday at 9:00 eastern. >>> top of the hour. thanks for rolling with us. this is cnn's special live coverage of the deadly airasia plane disaster and while search crews may not have found a fuselage yet, they have recovered some bodies. seven of them so far. local reports say a teenage boy and a woman believed to be wearing a flight attendant uniform are among the first of the 162 peo

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with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪rds, karen rogers >> we havebacking news on this wednesday december 17th. police take to the roof to surround burglars who were loading up on goods inside a northeast philadelphia target and police say it was not the first time the burglars targeted target stores. a live report is next. >> also a marine accused of a killing spree against a family, his own family in montgomery county takes his life. now the community is rallying behind the survivors. >> the sony hackers are threatening violence against american moviegoers and one theater in our area is not taking any chances. >> good morning out there, 4:30 now on this wednesday december 17. let's get right over to meteorologist, david murphy and to karen rogers to take a look at your accuweather and at your traffic. good morning. >> good morning, everybody. satellite shows you that the rain from yesterday is gone thanks to radar showing that you technically, can kids and then cloud cover behind it still fairly pronounced but we are seeing some breaks a

plus ducis rogers with sports. all that when "action news" plus ducis rogers with sports. all that when "action news" continues in a the sleepless night. (cough). (baby crying). sorry. robitussin dm max nighttime's dual action liquid instantly soothes your throat and delivers fast, powerful cough relief. robitussin. don't suffer the coughequences. before the first sneeze, help whenprotect with a spray. ead. before the first tissue, help defend with a wipe. and help prevent with lysol. to get ten times more protection and kill 99.9% of germs around the house. this season, help protect your family with lysol. start healthing. fast-acting advil is designed with an ultra-thin coating and fast absorbing advil ion core technology stopping headaches and other tough pain. fast. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. >> a well known 340d model is adding her voice. beverly johnson was the first black mod toala pier on vogue. she coming forward it disturbing allegings in 1986 she was invited to rehearse at cosby's new york home there he insisted of making her a cup of cappuc

dr rogers research is early. she'd be the first to tell you we need to replicate the works. >> it's promising and important works that she and others in the u.s. and england are working on similar approaches. >> ahead in our final segment, the story behind the bear. who does not love him. winnie the poo's canadian connection next. [ ♪ music ] >>> finally from us this hour - a bedtime story. generations of us all around the world know and love pooh bear. he is among the most popular children's book. it turns out that he or she has a secret and a past. the bear's tale from al jazeera's daniel lak in toronto. [ singing ] >> reporter: one of the best-known most-loved characters in children's literature was inspired by a real bear, acquired a century ago in canada. >> august 19, 2014, left by train. >> the pet was called winnie, after winnepeg. he took her to britain, where she became a regimental mascot. later it was housed at the london zoo, where she came to the attention of author aa milne and young son christophe

dr rogers research is early.he'd be the first to tell you we need to replicate the works. >> it's promising and important works that she and others in the u.s. and england are working on similar approaches. >> ahead in our final segment, the story behind the bear. who does not love him. winnie the poo's canadian connection next. >> changes need to be made so that more women can stay in the pool and rise to the top >> political scientist anne-marie slaughter shares her provocative viewpoints about women >> we need to rethink the arc of careers... >> and international issues >> the united states has to use force in a way that has lots of partners... >> every saturday, join us for exclusive... revealing... and surprising talks with the most interesting people of our time... talk to al jazeera, only on al jazeera america [ ♪ music ] >>> finally from us this hour - a bedtime story. generations of us all around the world know and love pooh bear. he is among the most popular children's book. it turns out that he or she

, quickly, roger. is the cia -- has the central intelligence agency been scapegoated here? >> i don't think so. i don't think it's been absolved of blame. i think the report said we're not going prosecute them criminally. the central point to me is 9/11 did not destroy us as a nation. what is going to destroy us as a nation is giving up our democratic principles. to quote ronald reagan, america is supposed to be a shining city on a hill with liberty and justice for all. it's not supposed to be a nation of rectal hydration. if we become our enemies then our enemies have defeated us. i think that is the thrust of this report. >> roger, we'll leave it there. thank you. aki, thank you. ayman, thank you. >>> developing now it is being called the historic storm. it's bearing down on the entire west coast. meanwhile, parts of the northeast are expecting up to 2 feet of snow. a live forecast next. >>> as always we invite you to join our conversation online. we're all over the interwebs. there we are! and for m

edwards, karen rogers and >> good morning.e're on a developing story on this wednesday december 3rd. >> coast guard is still searching for a worker who fell into the christina river last night. >> bill cosby is now facing a lawsuit amid mounting sex assault allegations against him. >> we're taking a live look at atlantic city new jersey. we're up on top of one of those buildings and it's hard to see stuff because we had some low lying cloud cover and also a little bit of rain here and there. >> let's find out more about what's going on. dave murphy is off. let's go over to karen rogers and we've got matt pelman with flashing lights here at 4:30. good morning. >> and that's never good. let's start off with storm tracker 6 live double scan and we're not entirely dry through the region. we've got some light showers for the most part and i don't know if you can detect this but just a light area of blue popping up near pottsville. i wouldn't be surprised to see a sleet pellet mixing in north and west but this is really just rain at

. >>> roger b. taney served as chief justice at the supreme court and delivered the majority opinion in the controversial dred scott case. next, rhodes college professor tim huebner discusses public opinion of chief justice taney and how it was shaped. the supreme court historical society hosted this event. it's a little under an hour. [ applause ] >> thank you very much, mr. goldman. i -- historians like me because, you know, every faculty, every respectable law faculty has a legal historian on it. but how important they are depends on how much you think the history behind the constitution or any other statute depends upon what was the understanding at the time. which is what historians can tell us. so i use his toirns more than more people. and they like me more than most people, i think. well, i'm happy to welcome all of you to this -- i guess it's the third in our series of lectures named after the former president of the supreme court historical society. and this lecture is as you have heard on

let's go to karen rogers filling in for david and matt pelman with traffic.r weather. yesterday we had near record-high temperatures and today we're talking about a winter weather advisory and lancaster and your northwest suburbs including berks, lehigh, northampton counties where we're going to see a period of snow and sleet changing over to rain. i want to show you storm tracker 6 live 3-d looks a

but in march of '68 roger watson earned a purple heart. fire. >> i lost a kidney and 3-foot of intestine and was, you know, med vac out by chopper. >> didn't know how bad 'cause nobody knows. they pick you up and get you out of there so nobody has any idea what kind of shape you're in and for 40, whatever six years or whatever it is i wondered what happened to him. >> reporter: from the chaos of war to the chaos of life, dave brown returned to michigan after vietnam and eventually settled into this home on dorothea in berkeley what he didn't know for past 18 years his neighbor was roger watson much this is dave's living room, backyard on franklin street in berk still cattycorner from roger's backyard. just before halloween dave's weiss peggy was walking the dog around the block. >> she walked around the block and saw my vietnam veteran hat on the back of my car. >> it was amazing to find -- to find out that we were so close. our lives particle led each other almost exactly. i mean we moved into the same neighborhood. >> reporter: in fact t

and karen rogers has your exclusive accuweather forecast. and take 6 abc with you wherever you go, the smart design changes the layout to fit their device including tablets and your smart phone no matter how small or large your screen, visit 6abc.com any time anywhere. we'll bow right back. >>> it has been ten years since the massive earthquake in indonesia, more than a quarter million people were killed in 14 countries although indonesia had the highest toll and most damage, the hardest hit area, special prayer services were held for the victims and the effort to rebuild is far from over and has already cost $13 billion. >>> the ebola outbreak in west africa has taken a turn for the better the doctors in sierra leone reports a higher survival rate, 70% of those are now expected to recover, ebola took some far 7500 lives. >>> the father of a missing 2-year-old child in north carolina is now charged with murder. tristin blue was missing wednesday morning after family members say he wandered away from home. his father is charged with murder an

. >>> roger b. taney served as chief justice at the supreme court and delivered the majority opinion in the controversial dred scott case. next, rhodes college professor tim huebner discusses public opinion of chief justice taney and how it was shaped. the supreme court historical society hosted this event. it's a little under an hour. [ applause ] >> thank you very much, mr. goldman. i -- historians like me because, you know, every faculty, every respectable law faculty has a legal historian on it. but how important they are depends on how much you think the history behind the constitution or any other statute depends upon what was the understanding at the time. which is what historians can tell us. so i use historians more than more people. and they like me more than most people, i think. well, i'm happy to welcome all of you to this -- i guess it's the third in our series of lectures named after the former president of the supreme court historical society. and this lecture is as you have heard on

roger taney died on the evening of october 12th. next day voters in taney's home state of maryland approved an amendment to the state constitution abolishing slavery. it was a fitting event to occur the day after the death of the pro-slavery chief justice. a few days later, a group of family members, friends, dignitaries, and onlookers gathered at taney's residence to pay their last respects. cabinet members were there. afterward, a train took taney's body and family members to maryland where the funeral service actually took place. during the next three months in late 1864, in early 1865, lincoln won re-election as president. the union forces under the command of general william t. sherman in georgia continued their march to the sea and eventually northward into south carolina. and congress debated and passed a 13th amendment to the constitution, ending slavery and, in effect, overturning the slavery portion of the dred scott decision.tek&z meanwhile, the public debate over taney's legacy and the meaning of emancipation had begun.

roger mcame. jon as well. >>> let's move to oil.he price of crude in the green right now after touching a low. it hadn't seen since july of 2009, below $68 a barrel. that happened earlier this morning. but it has since bounced back. michelle caruso cabrera is back at hk to tell us what's going on in this reversal, mcc. >> citi's technical research team has called a bottom in the near term and possibly in the medium term when it comes to the price of oil. they have a note out this morning saying are we there yet? we suspect yes. it's a technical note. i can't possibly do justice to it on cable tv at this int po. but suffice it to say they've gone back and looked at the big sell-offs from 1998nd 2009. they say the key level is $62.91 per barrel if you compare the sell-offs back then and assume it's going to be roughly the same now and they say, look, we got to $63.72 this morning. so they think we're pretty much there. they also say that monthly momentum is completely oversold just as it was back in those two key time periods as well.

rogers, once more. perhaps i can get a -- >> happy to, yes. >> the deficit is off the entire budget. it's not off one piece or the other. what we are trying -- what they are trying to suggest the budget, 40% being discretionary. it comes off the buckets that contribute and example is social security. there's 10,000 people or were 10,000 people a day retiring that were then taking money out rather than putting money in. i do have those figures. i don't have them at the ready, but i would be glad to give them to you. i think they are good and appropriate questions. i'm simply saying, that's not a baring for this. >> thank you. i look forward to getting the answers to the questions. i think the american people want to know how much of this is deficit spending. i don't believe social security is at all contributing in a meaningful way to the deficit. it might be in the surplus. it's been a surplus. perhaps we were in the crossing point where it's a slight deficit. it's not -- it's not -- the bigger piece is

captive breeding has not been successful. >> karen rogers is back with accuweather.a lot this holiday season. >> reporter: you do. >> we would like sunshine. >> reporter: i can give you very little sunshine. >> i would like a couple of cookies. >> reporter: i got that. let's look at storm tracker 6 live double scan we're dry, so i'm giving you that, let's go outside and see what it looks like, sky6 live hd is taking a live look in penns landing looking at the river rink in penns landing him they've got winter fest going on, temperatures are not too bad, sarah said try the tacos. let's look at the conditions around the region as we go on and check some of the temperatures. the current temperature is 45 degrees, not too bad. the overnight low was 43. we've on risen two degrees from that, the dewpoint 33. the winds out of the west/northwest at 3. it was a northwesterly wind early on and the pressure 30.0 # inches. the lehigh valley low 40s. 43 in trenton. 44 on the boardwalk in sea isle city. let's look at the satellite image, lots of cloud cover through the region. the

and karen rogers is back with a closer look at the accuweather forecast.r a holiday greeting from a member of our military serving overseas. hi this is pfc green and this is my wife britney green, we are here in korea, we want to wish everybody a happy holiday. love you grandma and grandpa, see you soon. ♪this holiday season, my good friend gave to me♪ ♪7 powerball tickets ♪6 match 6 chances ♪5 cash 5s ♪4 big 4s ♪3 daily numbers ♪2 mega millions (joe) happy holidays, rita. (rita) thanks, joe! (man) what a great gift! (announcer) pennsylvania lottery tickets make great gifts, like the new $1 million peppermint payout. (joe) happy holidays! ♪and best wishes from the lottery♪ >>> police in new york city are preparing for unrest in the chokehold death of a man last july. the grand jury is deciding whether to charge the officers in statd enisland and the father of six is stopped by police and charged with selling loose cigarettes and the thing spiralled out of control and the entire thing was caught on tape. several officers took him down and garner was pronoun

we'll explain and karen rogers has the exclusive accuweather forecast. >>> hi i'm pfc ronald cohen, i want to give a happy holidays to my mother back in new jersey i love you. >>> a kentucky man is accused of burning down the house of a woman that rejected him on facebook, 37-year-old james graham tried to gain the attention of joanie yunt and when she rebuffed his advances, he went to her home and let himself in and set a fire in her bedroom. the woman was not home at the time. >>> security experts have a warning for anyone travel ago way from home this holiday, sharing any information online could make you a target for burglars. >> i thought you said they were gone. they were suppose to leave this morning. >> back in the day you would have to peer in someone's bedroom to know they were home alone. but now just rummage through their social media, you think posting wherever you go is fun and you are actually letting people know i'm gone, go over there and take what you want. >> laverne should know her home was cleaned out after her daughter posted her vegas family vacation on her face

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. >> and ducis rogers has reaction from the link when "action news" >> and ducis rogers has reactionm the link when "action news" continues >> american embassies around the world are braeing is for the expected release of explosive report of cia alleged use of torture in interrogations. in the dark days after the 9/11 attacks the agency routinely went beyond the law in hopes of getting information from detainees and cia contained practices even though they did not always work. former cia lead irz deny the charges but many say that won't matt to the screamists they just have to believe it's true. and they'll take advantage of that. we know that isil propaganda this is mother load for them. >> some, including secretary of state john kery want the report to be delayed. >> sours say it was twist of faith that filled attempted rescue of american hostage in yemen. sours say u.s. commandoes were approaching al qaeda eye hideout where luke somers and south african teacher were held with a guard unexpectedly went outdoors and spotted commandoes who opened fires and captives were subsubsequent

and roger gallegly answers to no one but the owners -- roger goodell answers to no one but the ownersuntil the owners turn on him, nothing will change, absolutely nothing. it is disgraceful, but nothing will change. >> i wonder what happens between the owners. all all the owners are men. i wonder any thousands -- spouses are talking to them. they are under incredible pressure, except where it really counts. they have not lost sponsors they have not lost tv deals. some pressure will take it -- and do it. it could come from congress. there are not many entities that could possibly pressure them. this might work. >> in this case we talked about this yesterday goodell is being called a liar implicitly by everyone in the sports world. if this were politics and you are caught in a bowl taste line and the -- boldfaced lie and the question where this controversial you would be in a meltdown mode. and you do not see the nfl scrambling to save roger goodell. they seem pretty calm. >> coming up, house republicans made a big decision. or was it a non-decision? we will discuss that with our guest,

i know sally rogers. she is an eminent researcher, clinician, and really a leader, and it's going to cause a great deal of positive interests. what is interesting as i see it what we did with owen and what sally is doing with those kids, they're cousins a bit. it's identifying as early as possible that there is an issue, and then trying to live inside the kid. create ways to pull them out. she has developed a model that seems to be effective. we have to improvise ours over 20 years, but the key is to try to help the self-directed energies of the kid be something that you can tap, grab, hold. that's what they're doing there as well as using where the kid is, the tests that the kid is doing, day-to-day life, and finding ways to connect, and find ways to appreciate interaction with other human beings early as the brain is being shaped, in crucial early days. >> how did you learn that your son owen could be reached through the characters in the disney movies? >> he is a late on-set kid. they feel that they va

rogers was saying, san francisco is different than other places in the state or country. usually the property would be subdivided before all of the other entitlements happen. it's just different in san francisco. it's not uncommon for us to get a map when the project is virtually done. at 10th and market, whatever the building is across from twitter, that building was essentially done when we got the map. >> let's say if this appeal were to be granted, the map were overturned, what would the impact of that be of the project now that we have a demolished site? would they have to not build it? >> in this case they could still build it, they just couldn't subdivide it. sometimes the planning commission will see a development for a number of units and the separately owned condos. in this case the ownership is what you're considering -- are you going to allow the parcel sizes to change position and if reason why it makes sense to do it in san francisco with the commission entitlements upfront is because dcw doesn't have the authority to make the decisions. with these hearings

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rodeo cowboy roger patterson is deep in the woods with his 16-millimeter camera. >> roger was a bigfootf and announced he was going to go out and film bigfoot. >> known as bigfoot in north america, yeti in asia, and sasquatch in canada, the infamous creature has reportedly been spotted all over the world. yet evidence of the beast is scarce until this film becomes a worldwide sensation. >> you're seeing in the patterson film, bigfoot shows up on cue. the creature is walking along a creek bed, making what i think are exaggerated steps, exaggerated gait. turns, looks at the camera, and is gone. the patterson film was put out as here's the proof -- here's proof that bigfoot exists. >> the film awes believers and fascinates nonbelievers. >> the believers were prepared to believe it, no matter what it showed. they were going to believe it. and skeptics would be dubious about it. >> i'm sitting in my living room at home watching television and the announcer comes on telling a story about these two rodeo cowboys who were out in the forest and ran upon a bigfoot. and i'm looking. here's our gor

i think roger really thought he was doing the right thing.lear there was double jeopardy. you don't send a guy to two years and say, oh, by the way, you're bark in for six more. where's the american people -- this is outrageous, but so is how our children are treated in schools. >> well, i think you're making an important point that roger goodell made to me is that the nfl's statistics are not good. i had internal documents showing there's 135 cases or charges brought since 2000, however, there are more cases in other industries. i don't know about schools and others, but here's the point that roger good e made to me. the nfl is held to a higher standard. he accepts that and will work from the high standard. >> and he should be commended for that. >> monica, there was the -- there was the before for all of us, and there was the video, and then there was the after, and i think all of us were, like, woah, you heard about it, but seeing is different. >> by the way, he's done a great job as commissioner, apart from this, a fabulous commissioner.

rogers gets carted off the field with a calf injury. into the game with it too. it wasn't all that unexpected. the lions come back with a pair of touchdown passes from matthew stafford to calvin johnson but rogers makes the big return to the field in third quarter. another touchdown there to cobb and a one yard score himself later in the game. he seals it. mvp at the end of the game for rogers. packers win it 30-20. let's go to atlanta. what a disappointing game this was, wow. the falcons hosting the panthers. this is a playoff game. the winner was going to get in. you thought the falcons were going to show up and it be a close game. the highlights tell the story. huge plays by the panthers defense. that's a nice return there. that's a touchdown. this wasn't even close. the score was 34-3 and the falcons got booed off their own home field at the end of the game. they'll go to the playoffs despite the losing record. the panthers go for the second year in a row. with the regular season over and the playoff team set we head into the wildca