did you marry a serviceman from the -- military person who came to puerto rico. no, the family has been here since the 18th century. and i said, really? so we began tracing -- we still haven't found the actual person, but evidently it was an irish conscript in the irish navy that came to puerto rico. puerto rico was owned by britain, as they liked to do with their colonies, and efficient evidently the sailor came there and said palm trees, warm weather, and look at the girls. and he remained. that's the end of the second part. the third part is in response to the op ed piece that margaret mcpeek wrote in the chronicle and the letters, i don't know if you've read them -- you should pick up -- the letters that a couple of, you know, irish americans wrote in response accusing cousin mcpeek of not having a sense of humor. it has to do with these tee shirts that target has produced for the st. patrick's day parade in which mrs. mcpeek derided the fact that they were making fun of the irish in the united states, you know, things like i survived the kelly murphy family

did you marry a serviceman from the -- military person who came to puerto rico. no, the family has been here since the 18th century. and i said, really? so we began tracing -- we still haven't found the actual person, but evidently it was an irish conscript in the irish navy that came to puerto rico.

yeah, you are very, very good serviceman, and the whole san francisco. thank you. you very much. >> and i think that we are, yes? >> by the way, when you get in there, you have got to see the magic mirror, that is something that is going to blend technology with your fashion. mr. yuni on behalf of the city in a way in which we are so proud, so thankful for this opportunity to welcome the flag ship here, we would like to declare this unico day here in san francisco. [ applause ] >> thank you, very much. mayor lee and thank you very much everyone. i think that we are ready now to spread the unico ribbon for the ribbon-cutting ceremony, yes? if we could have, here we go, just underneath, yes, please. yes

yeah, you are very, very good serviceman, and the whole san francisco. thank you. thank you very much. >> and i think that we are, yes? >> by the way, when you get in there, you have got to see the magic mirror, that is something that is going to blend technology with your fashion. mr. yuni on behalf of the city in a way in which we are so proud, so thankful for this opportunity to welcome the flag ship here, we would like to declare this unico day here in san francisco. [ applause ] >> thank you, very much. mayor lee and thank you very much everyone. i think that we are ready now to spread the unico ribbon for the ribbon-cutting ceremony, yes? if we could have, here we go, just underneath, yes, please. yes, i think that everyone has, yes, thank you very much. so, ladies and gentlemen, we are going to do it on the count of three. we will go, 3, 2, 1 for our guests and for our executives, obviously we have a number of very interested photographers here so please give us your best unico smile possible. ladies and gentlemen, so if we are ready, 3, 2, 1, all right? >>

the honorably discharged serviceman is wearing his uniform while standing guard.ow he is ignoring the order and continues to wear his military uniform. >>> and finally, to norfolk, virginia, where thousands are home for the holidays. friends and family were on hand to celebrate. the service members will have at least a couple of months of good old home cooking before being shipped out again. >>> in sports, we start with college football in the poinsettia bowl. brigham young's defense scored two touchdowns on turnovers and beat san diego state 23-6. >>> in the nba, lebron james scored 24 points against dallas and dwyane wade added 19 more as the heat beat the dallas mavericks, 110-95. >>> the national hockey league announced the cancellation of games through january 14th, 2013. that's over 50% of the nhl season down the tubes over a labor dispute. >>> three-time olympian susie favor hamilton has admitted to working as an escort in las vegas. she told the smoking gun website that in addition to being a mother and real estate agent, she also earned $600 an hour in la

and the front is a secret serviceman, johnson's car is in that motorcade but thousands of books have been written about the assassination they concentrate on what happened to jack kennedy, instant details in what i consider an adequate way, not one went into substantial detail about what happened to lyndon johnson, or his point of view. the assassination had never been told from johnson's point of view that came to me when i was doing this book, we have to that. how the do that? first you interview the people who are still alive. john connolly himself is very helpful to me, had this great ranch in south texas with a stable of quarter horses, he used to come over to the guest house where i would stay very early in the morning, 5:30 or 6:00 and we go and sit on the top railing of a fence watching the quarter horses and he would tell me, he answered almost every question i asked, but took me through the assassination -- among the things he said was everybody thought when they heard the shot that it was a motorcycle backfire or that it was a balloon going on for a firecracker. i knew the

serviceman in this condition held like a dog with a chain to a bed.be reasonable and say there was no intent to transport illegal firearms into mexico. he wasn't smuggling weapons. he stopped and declared it. that's how they caught him. >> it's up to our government and clearly the u.s. ambassador to mexico is a career foreign service officer. he' not going to change protocol and asked for this to be done. he's going to follow all the rules. about it many up to our government to make the case. we respect your laws and understand. but this was a unique situation. he's experiencing ptsd. he would like to blow off some steam and he made a clerical error. it would also be an opportunity to educate mexicans and americans about the improvement to the legal system in mexico and help us understand when there is a problem they are going to be able to be there and say, let's adjust the protocol or use human intelligence here to understand that we don't let an american who made a clerical error sit in a prison clained to a bed while we -- chained to a bed. megyn:

serviceman who died in the valiant rescue. >> officials confirm a member of navy s.e.a.l. team 6 the elite squad, that killed osama bin laden, died in the raid that freed the colorado man being held hostage. abc's muhammed lila has the latest. >> reporter: it happened under the cover of darkness. joint american and afghanistan special forces raid to rescue this man, dr. joseph, an american doctor working for colorado based charity morning star development. >> this is a team that has had lots of training on hostage rescues. until you get in there and do it you never know what you will find. >> reporter: here's how it went down. wednesday, joseph and two afghan colleagues were returning from a medical clinic when kidnapped at a checkpoint along the highway by armed militants. they were taken to a mountainous region, afghan captives were released, but joseph wasn't, spending three terrifying days in captivity. when u.s. intelligence showed joseph's life was in imminent danger, the military made its move. >> a hostage rescue mission is really, really dangerous and carries a hi