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as i recall sherman said no. seems like they could have prohibited a lot of the whole tennessee campaign from even happening at that point but it already seemed also sherman never liked the army of the cumberland. he was more the army of the tennessee man. so i'm just interested on your thoughts at what happened at jonesboro with general thomas and how that impacted the tennessee campaign. thank you. >> i'll be honest with you. jonesboro is a battle that i don't really know a lot about, partly because frank cheatham was absent. but it was hardy's corps. that belonged to him who went down there. it was a battle where the confederates were badly outnumbered and the goal really for the federals was to sever the last rail line into atlanta which by winning at jonesboro they did. i really didn't know that thomas had wanted to continue on and really follow up the victory more than he did. i think -- my guess is that sherman felt that he had gotten his objective which was the railroad and so that atlanta could not be re

sherman captured savannah, completing the march to the sea. a military campaign devised to destroy the confederacy's ability to wage war, and break the will of its people to resist. after destroying atlanta's industrial and business, but not residential districts, sherman's 62,500 men left that city in mid november, and marched over 250 miles, reaching savannah by mid december. contrary to popular myth, sherman's troops primarily destroyed only property used for waging war. food, railroads, train depots, factories, cotton gins and warehouses. abandoning their supply base, they lived off the land, destroying food they could not consume. they also liberated thousands of enslaved african-americans. sherman's hard hand of war demoralized confederates, hastening the end of slavery, and the reunification of the nation. erected for the civil war 150 commemoration by the georgia historical society, and georgia battlefields association. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> good job, as always. >> thank you. >> well, that concludes the ceremony. thank you all

as i recall, sherman said no. it seems like they could have prohibited a lot of the tennessee campaign from even happening at that point. it always seemed also that sherman never really liked the army of the cumberland. he was an army of the tennessee guy. i am interested on your thoughts of what happened it jonesboro, how that impacted the tennessee campaign. thank you. >> jonesboro is a battle that i don't really know a lot about. partly because frank cheatham was absent. it was part of the core that belonged to him. it was a battle with the confederates badly outnumbered. the goal for the federals was to sever the last rail line into atlanta. which they did. i did not know that tomas wanted to continue on and follow-up the victory. sherman thought he had gotten the objective, the railroad. for him that was good enough. , a difference of philosophy, i would say. >> i would add, i think by that stage of the war, through the entire atlantic campaign, sherman increasingly saw the benefits of the maneuver, and he wa

as i recall, sherman said no. seems like they could have prohibited a lot of the whole tennessee campaign from even happening at that point, but it already seemed also sherman never liked the army of the cumberland. he was more the army of the tennessee guy -- man. so i'm just interested on your thoughts at what happened at jonesboro with general thomas and how that impacted the tennessee campaign. thank you. >> i'll be honest with you. jonesboro is a battle that i don't really know a lot about, partly because frank cheatham was absent. but it was hardy's corps. that belonged to him who went down there. it was a battle where the confederates were badly outnumbered and the goal really for the federals was to sever the last rail line into atlanta which by winning at jonesboro they did. you know, i really didn't know that thomas had wanted to continue on and really follow up the victory more than he did. ewing my guess is that sherman felt that he had gotten his objective which was the railroad and so atlanta could n

sherman is not backing down. >> hurry up offense and hurry up defense, they are not less human than we are, they get tired and fatigues. >> but richard sherman and all of their players are some of the best we'll face and the secondary especially, but he is just one of their great players. >> mark sanchez can't wait for another shot at sherman and the legend of doom. he had one of his worst games of his career against seattle back when playing for the jets. >> mike quick has a one-on-one interview with coach kelly. >>> it was bound to happen eventually and thankfully it happened before they went down in history. the lose can streak is over, the sixers beat the timberwolves last night. it wasn't pretty, they shot 39% from the floor and a win is a win and because it's their first sixers will take it. >> there is a human side to it, you walk in the locker room and you are proud of them for standing together and they are overjoyed. they feel and we feel like we have been pretty close. >> for me it's a relief, and the rest of the guys feel more relaxed now that they got a win and we can buil

but northerners are buoyant after sherman takes atlanta. mcclellan understands that his own party, specifically the copperheads, have put a millstone around his neck. he tries to disavow that infamous plank. he tries to put distance between himself and it. he tries to talk about his loyalty to his men, and how he will do right by them. but nothing works. certainly not in the wake of atlanta. his efforts are pathetic, and unconvincing, and sway nobody. mcclellan cannot get around his own platform. and so instead you see lincoln re-elected. in a landslide. he wins by something like 10 percentage points, if memory serves. and considerably more in the electoral vote. and there you have it. the election that lincoln was supposed to lose. the day after sherman leaves atlanta, nobody knows where he's going, but he's embarking on his march across georgia. his march to the sea. lincoln's cabinet opens that memo. lincoln reads it to them. they all have a great laugh. but lincoln and his vision for the country and his vision for the war have been vind

we have heard talk about general sherman. he marches to georgia under the lieber code and there are times when he orders the execution of his own troops for violating the lieber code. there are northern troops, for instance -- sherman's office was finding a covered wagon full of things american soldiers had taken from southern homes to read sherman orders the trial of everyone connected with this wagon and he simply burned the entire wagon. he does not know who they belong to, but they are not going to belong to american soldiers. and as we learned earlier today, the lieber code protects scientific instruments, books, etc. after the american revolution, americans complained about the way the british treated american pow's. after the war, americans, particularly southerners, complained about the way a -- the british treated americans captured during the war of 1812. at andersonville, as at any of these camps, you could be certain there was a reasonably high death toll because of disease, because of the not very well understood

sherman captured savannah, completing the march to the sea. a military campaign devised to destroy the confederacy's ability to wage war, and break the will of its people to resist. after destroying atlanta's industrial and business but not residential districts, sherman's 62,500 men left that city in mid november and marched over 250 miles, reaching savannah by mid december. contrary to popular myth sherman's troops primarily destroyed only property used for waging war. food railroads, train depots factories, cotton gins and warehouses. abandoning their supply base, they lived off the land destroying food they could not consume. they also liberated thousands of enslaved african-americans. sherman's hard hand of war demoralized confederates hastening the end of slavery and the reunification of the nation. erected for the civil war 150 commemoration by the georgia historical society, and georgia battlefields association. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> good job, as always. >> thank you. >> well, that concludes the ceremony. thank you all for comi

she finished the conversation. >> after calling bill starns, sherman moore continued to contact him.n asked me to get in contact with the warden and ask for his release. but i just feel like if you commit the crime, you should do the time. i just can't bring myself to go about that procedure. it was a bad day in mine and my family's life. i'm sorry he has to stay in prison for what he did, but that's just the way it is. >>> next, on "lockup: extended stay." >> it happened eight years ago on february 24th, 1999. >> sherman moore comes face to face with the mother of someone else's victim. >> i can't say i understand how you feel, but i can understand your loss. it really shook me up. there's no justifiable reason to take a life. >>> for inmates living in the honor dorm, there are many programs available. professor swanson at the university of west florida teaches and empathy class to inmates to help them better understand the devastating impact of their violent crimes. >> it's right for every human being no matter where they are or where they're destined that they have the opportunity

and one week to the day, after the reelection of lincoln, general sherman cuts loose from atlanta for his march to the sea, which devastates much of the interior of georgia. and with these two fundamental blows to the psyche of the confederate war effort, desertion by the gray coats greatly increases over defections from the union lines. so, joe, thank you for that question. please. please. >> we have time for one more. >> i won't promise a quick answer, though. [laughter] >> good evening. you talked about the strategic leadership. can you talk about the nature of the relations between the presidents of the union and their military officers? so between lee and davis and lincoln and grant. thank you. >> thank you, chuck. this was extremely important, these relations. by constitutional prescription -- we all know it's in the u.s. constitution. it was the same wording verbatim in the confederate's constitution. the president shall be commander in chief of the army, navy, of the united states, and of the militia of the several states when called into the actual service of the united state

sherman's question, do you speak arabic? i'm sorry i can't hear without the microphone. >> do you have any expertise in the arab world. >> i've traveled with secretary christopher extensively -- >> you were never assigned to the region. >> no. >> so, is it not true that most of the foreign fighters recruited by or attracted to isil in syria come roughly from a handful of countries mostly arab countries, is that not true? >> many of the foreign fighters come from north africa, from arab countries that's correct. >> maybe you do or don't subscribe toy think the premise behind mr. sherman's questions but as the united states moves forward it stems me that the state department needs be promoting leadership from within that has particular focus on this region since that's what we're dealing with. and i mean that without, with no disrespect because sometimes somebody can function very well without any expertise in a particular subject matter because their organizational skills, presumably, that's true about you. but i do think, mr

in october sherman led police on a chase that ended in a crash in easton. officers opened fire at some point during the incident. ex sherman's death. >>> and the justice department has released federal autopsy results in the ferguson shooting. the autopsy reached conclusions similar to those hired by michael brown's family. the justice department report found that brown died from multiple gunshot wounds and had severe head and chest injuries. the autopsy found a minor gunshot wound is evidence of a close range discharge of a firearm. officer darren wilson told the officer that his gun went off with a tussle through his police car moments before he fatally shot the teen. >>> hundreds of people protesting that grand jury decision not to indilt officer wilson and a similar decision by a grand jury in new york caused traffic problems again in california overnight. this is new video we got in just about an hour ago from berkeley, california. protesters blocked traffic on both sides of interstate 80 while another group stood on train tracks forcing an amtrak trai

it became "general sherman's christmas." they changed the cover after the to "generallished sherman's christmas." according to my wife, no books were sold in the south as a result because general sherman was hated. nevertheless, that was book number three about christmas. writing about christmas, in each case accidentally. i wrote a book about generals eisenhower, marshall, and macarthur, taking them from their beginnings to their ends. a tripartite biography. 15 stars, each one with a five-star general. it was called "15 stars." no one objected to it, although it got a dreadful subtitle awarded by the publisher. 11, i got to chapter realized the book was getting terribly long. i had to take out much of what i had written about the battle of the bulge because the book had to be shortened. i don't like to waste words. i reuse them. i recycled chapter 11 into a book called "11 days in december," which was about the battle of the bulge and how the battle of the bulge ended on christmas day, 1944. it ended on christmas day tly b

officers fired shots at sherman. the coroner has to rule on the exact cause and manner of his death. >>> this morning, police are looking for a man who they say tried to sexually assault a woman in south philadelphia. it happened last night at 47th and chestnut streets. the woman was able to break free and get away. police are now looking at surveillance video to try and identify the attacker. >>> 5:08 a.m. we're learning more about the plane that crashed in a maryland neighborhood. a woman from our area and her two young sons are among the six people killed. this is a picture of 36-year-old marie gemmell and her two boys. she was living in gaithersburg, maryland, a suburb of washington, d.c. >>> yesterday a small private jet crashed in the subdivision near an air park. parts of the plane hit three homes, including gemmell's which caught fire. firefighters found the mother's body lying on top of her sons in an apparent effort to shield them from the smoke and fire. all three people aboard the private jet were killed.

in october, sherman led officers on a chase that ended with a crash in easton. officers opened fire during that incident. at this point, it's still not clear exactly how sherman died. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> a cold start this morning. temperatures running 15 degrees colder than yesterday, and they're still falling. 20s right now, and with the wind blowing, it feels like it's in the teens. but the temperatures will be rising during the day, and we'll be well above freezing as rain moves into the area. expect that rain tonight. but there could be a few sprinkles in areas south and east during the day today, sprinkles, not the heavy rain that we're looking at tomorrow with the coming nor'easter that may also bring us some snow showers, especially north and west, that come wednesday and into thursday. it is a storm system that is going to be staying with us for days, lingering just offshore. right now, 24 degrees. we're watching temperatures fall. 20s in the allentown area, northeast philadelphia is 27 degrees, and

so the joy is richard sherman and russell wilson and marshawn lynch will kick your butt to kingdom come. the carry over was once again terrible, before people realized when they are weak, we are can be strong. not initially, but by the end of the day. it's the way the individual players that didn't execute well that really wrangles me today. let's pick on stocks that missed assignments and got pummeled for it. we've grown used to the idea that verizon delivers. it's a good dividend that never moves in good increments, like a bomb with a big wireless kicker. like missing a field goal from 20 yards out and the stock took more than two points off the guard. we thought verizon was avoiding the fray. this is one quarter with anecdotally i should have seen it coming. two of my closest friends just this weekend switched to sprint to save what they think maybe $1,000. they confessed to the price war and the market is down giving it the business for a 4.05% lost. we're not used to seeing this happen. the analysts haven't had a chance to process it yet. we may expect nor downgrades tomorrow which

general sherman tells them to do something, what is he supposed to do?i don't know, general sherman, because if we live in peace and harmony it would be much better. it would be budget the enemy and you are ordered to go fight them so that's what he did. what i would say is with respect to this issue, keep it in perspective. bad things happen, no doubt. bad things happening everywhere but custer wasn't some kind of crazy genocidal killer. he was a soldier and he did what he did. so spent a lot of time on the front typically spent several years in kentucky. dignified a lot of battled it was like they were out there ranging around fighting all the time. it and and float. sometimes the seventh calvary wasn't even involved. he went on a the yellowstone expedition, 1873, which was to charter a route for a railroad, northern pacific. there was some fighting there. he fought some of sitting bowls guys, a couple of battles. he did a good job in them. he learned there is lessons about the indians in those battles, things that probably informed them when he was fi

so it became general sherman's christmas. they changed the cover after the book was already published and changed it to general sherman's christmas. according to my wife, no books would have been sold in the south as a result of it, because general sherman was so hated. nevertheless, that was book number three about christmas. and i continued writing about christmas but doing so in each case accidentally. i wrote a book about generals eisenhower, marshall and mcarthur, taking them from their beginnings to their ends. in effect, a tri-part hide -- apartheid, and i want totd call it 15 stars. the stars between them all. but it got a terrible sub title by the publisher. in any case, when i got to chapter 1e6 15 -- chapter 11 of 15 stars, i realized i had to take out much of what i had written about the battle of the bulge because of the length. i don't like to let things go. and recycled chapter 11 called three days in december and about how the battle of the bulge ended on christmas day, 1944. it ended on christmas dayco -- coi

so it became general sherman's christmas. they changed the cover after the book was already accomplished and changed it to general sherman's christmas. according to my wife, no books would have been sold in the south as a result of it because general sherman was so hated. nevertheless, that was book number three about christmas. and i continued writing about christmas but doing so in each case accidentally. i wrote a book about generals eisenhower, marshall, and mcarthur. taking them from their beginnings to their ends. in effect, a tripartheid biography if i. i wanted to call it 15 stars. each one was a five-star general. and it was called 15 stars. nobody objected to that although it got a dreadful sub title worded by the publisher. in any case, when i got to chapter 11, of 15 stars, i realized the book was getting terribly long. i had to take out much of what i had written about the battle of the bulge because the book had to be shortened. but i don't like to waste words. i reuse them. and so i recycled chapter 11 into a b

there's richard sherman after the game talking a little trash.s and he said the birds really miss desean. >> i think they miss him tremendously. he was an incredible threat. still a threat in this league. you can tell by the things he's doing out in washington. i think he might lead the league or be up there in explosive plays and 40 plus and things like that. a player like that a defense has to account for. you have to worry where he is all the time. right now we can stand across the board and play. >> seahawks talking a lot of trash. michael bennett said afterwards that mark sanchez was trying to impore son nate a good qb, unquote, wow. the birds say they have to flush the loss quickly and get ready for the cowboys. the center kelsey said they didn't compete offensively. >> obviously they are a really good team. but we are focused on ourselves and we didn't do a good job up front or offense today. try not to get caught up in measuring yourself against other teams. there's plenty of time to improve and get better and if anything it is humbling.

again led sherman had run court martial. with civil military reaction -- relations they had a good relationship that was the head of the court and it seemed like every time something went wrong in their division but something went right custer got the credit. and ultimately tried to sideline custer and sent on a suicide mission and not really caring but as it turned out the main forces that he was involved in turned into a tragedy. from the secretary of navy. so that was of big fiasco. but custer did a brilliant maneuver and captured prisoners and came swooping about -- back so he got to meet with the president so it is beautiful for him. and around the same time we have another reorganization where grain is comes in from the west with an unfortunate casualty of the raid that he closed and now sheridan will be the head of the calgary and they hit it off well. koesterer became his right-hand man and a fight the war the wanted to fight. they were fighting the kind of for that linkedin wanted aggressive land offensive to get it

north hamp top county correspond -- hampton county coroner said the bullet that killed sherman was byolice. officers say sherman rammed his truck into a police vehicle twice and hit a utility pole and had self-inflicted knife wounds to his neck and the coroner said that contributed to his death. the district attorney said he may refer to the case to grand jury or state prosecutors to determine if the police should be charged in the man's death. >>> more fallout from the bombshell report that expose the the worse aspects of torture after 9/11. mark udoll said probe is not holding the cia responsible. >> the board of education needs to personal his administration in high-level officials who are instrumental in the development of this program. he needs to force a cultural change at the cia. >> that was cheney and udahl with his disagreement. >> many wrote that it it was a senate report produced by democrats not senate republicans. >> preview of the golden globes is coming up. >> the rat race is over and the rats have won. >> reporter: at least they are kind of cute. >> reporter: storm tr

sanchez had one of the worst games of his career, he has a history with seattle super star richard sherman and he forced the fumble in 2012, one thing is for sure, the eagles quarterback is not getting hiked up about the super bowl champs on sunday and the number one defense in the nfl. >> have you to be able to block that out. you got to. these guys won the super bowl last year and they played with this coach before, but it doesn't affect the size of the field or the rules, everything stays the same and keep your focus the same and your preparation the same and don't make it any bigger or smaller, don't short change it either. >> more with sherman who has silenced opposing teams coming up and speaking of shut down players, connor barwin named the defensive player of november in the nfc. eagles have won their last ten at home including 6-0 at the linc. there is a lot that the eagles have to cheer about and the fans will go nuts on sunday with seattle. ron jaworsky has more. >> reporter: if you can't get fired up for this game, you don't have a pulse, it's the world champions, seattle seaha

so really pat sherman you don't miss desean? >> we have seen big plays down the field, we don't feel that, no we don't. >> carolina panthers, cam newton is expected to spend the night in the hospital after being involved in a car accident this afternoon. newton suffered to fractures in his back and the two vehicle accident occurred not far from the stadium in charlotte, newton's black pickup truck overturned and a picture shows newton smiling while being attended to. >>> the flyers five game road trip comes to an end in columbus, they only have one win in this road trip and the blue jaekts are riding a three game win street. coach berube knows the guys are facing a challenge. >> we have to be ready at the start of the game, they have to come out hard in this building, they are a good team and an aggressive team and they have to be on their toes early in this game. >> if are you a golfer, you have to keep your cool on the course. this golfer has a good reason for doing so. >> yeah -- >> don't kick that ball there junior, or it wi

so i like my chances against anybody. >> sherman is daring quarterbacks to throw his way. even though eagles is one of highest scoring teams in nfl and they snap the ball every 2.8 seconds fastest in nfl cher man is not backing down. >> they have to deal with us as much as we have to deal with them. hurry up offense. hurry up defense. it's not like they're any more or less human than we are. >> they're some of the best and that secondary especially. >> mark sanchez cannot wait for another shot at sherman and legion ever boom two. years ago he had one of the worst games of his career against seattle. jeff skversky for "action news" at 10 on phl17. >> ahead next half hour we'll at 10 on phl17. >> ahead next half hour we'll hear from >> a young entrepreneur worked hard running a lemonade stand to get jordans and only to work hard to get them stolen. someone took them during track practice they were in the west end neighborhood house and today oliver learned his hard work is not going in vein. they ordered him a new pair of jordans and owners of unique image screen printing co

of course seattle star quarterback richard sherman was talking a lot of trash becomiabe eagles. jeremy maclin says that's what sherman does all the time and he's for getting about it. >> we got whooped. it's that simple. we don't doubt ourselves for one minute, we don't gopn't doubt t capability or talent that we have. >> more trash talk, michael bennett said mark sanchez was trying to impersonate a good quarterback. mark omg had 96 yards pass. he's not worried about bennett's comments. >> i never really had any other interaction with him other than the other night. so i guess he just doesn't like me. i don't know. but it's already tuesday. we're moved on and i think we're poised and ready to go for dallas and we need to have a good week of training. >> they are focused. cam newton has two fractures in his lower back just like tony romo, but this is from a car accident. cam got into an accident near the panthers facility. his truck flipped over a few times. really looked like could have been worse. the team says is he in fair condition and could be released tomorrow. there is a

the north hampton county coroner said a bullet fired by police killed richard sherman iii.ng sherman when they spotted him driving on the wrong side of the road. sherman ran his truck into a police vehicle twice and hit a utility pole and had self-inflicted knife wounds that contributed to his death. the case may be given to state prosecutors to see if the police should be charged for his death. >> there's more fallout from the bombshell report of the cia's torture in the days after 9/11 attack. mark udahl says the cia is not coming clean. the former vice president dick cheney acknowledged that he has not read the entire report, but defends the program. three former directors wrote in the "wall street journal" said it was flat out wrong and partisan attack on the agency. only democrats have signed on to the report. >> 6:37, the search continues this morning for missing college student shane montgomery police have a new clue. that's coming up in less than ten minutes. wish you could give hair moisture without it falling flat? ♪ some moisturizing products can weigh hair down.

madison sherman happened on to santa's lap and bring her daddy home from afghanistan. cher man is in the navy and serving there the past six months. no sooner did madison ask and her father appeared right before her with lots of kisses and the little girl greeted her dad and pretty soon the entire family was crying tears of joy. her mother says it's a christmas miracle. >> i've seen shots like that a million times it still gets me every single time. >> up next on "action news" monday morning quarterbacking on surprised nights. >> eagles suffer loss from the seahawks. what khoch to say about their seahawks. what khoch to say about their performance merry christmas! thanks but this gift, it's kind of half-fast. what's wrong? we still have cable internet, so our uploads are half the speed of our downloads. so i'll be half-fast when i share my photos. and i'll do a half-fast job updating my blog. wait, is everything under this tree half-fast? who wants eggnog? don't settle for half fast cable internet. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch. uploads as fast as downloads.

sherman did his thing. the result 19-3 seahawks.ws that has no bearing on the rematch. >> there's nothing guaranteed any given week. i don't care if you played a team and beat them a bunch of times. the next time, they can beat you bad. that's the way this league is. and that's why you have to be prepared. you have to prepare every week like its it's own individual match up. there's no effect. the scores from last game don't effect this game. >>> all the giants want for christmas is a new baseman. the giants would like cabrera to play third for them but there's a catch. cabrera wants to remain a second baseman. so giants vp of operations evans is thinking this might not be a good fix. cabrera was a two time all star. cespedes traded again. >> and we thank you for joining us tonight. our coverage continues on ktvu.com. >> good night. every day is a new opportunity to help make life better right here in san francisco. whether it's helping local businesses like the fruitguys grow and prosper, supporting nonprofits like juma ventures as

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officers shot at sherman, killing him.the coroner ruled his death a homicide. >> whatever decision is made, it must be made with an independent set of eyes and not at all influenced by past or present relationships with police officers who serve in this community. >> the d.a. had considered convening a grand jury but he said today he doesn't think it's warranted. >> a soggy start to the holiday week. nbc 10 first alert weather track something rain showers in parts of our area tonight. nbc 10 chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking where the rain is right now. glenn? >> jacqueline, it's been mostly in southern sections during the day today. it started to move up through the rest of the area. the visibility is still pretty good in most places but starting to go down a little bit. we'll be seeing more and more fog overnight. you can see the rain spreading to the north, finally getting into southeastern pennsylvania along with delaware and south jersey. it is all light. the icing is pretty much taking place

richard sherman just being richard sherman. cap confidence let's not forget the turkey. turkey episode should we call it. after seattle beat the niners on thanksgiving night nbc invited sheer machine and wilson to chow down sitting on the logo at levi stadium. do i come to your house and eat your food and sit on your couch and go on tv and talk about it. >> i think you have. >> it might have happened. the wilson said but that's beside the point wilson said the seahawks never planned this and meant no disrespect for the niners. >> we have tons of respect for who the 49ers are and what they are about and championships they have won in the past and who they are now and so for us about we just love to play the game. nothing about trying to embarrass nebraska or anything leak. that it's about playing great football. trying to play championship football and trying to play for one another ultimately. >> oh, yes sure. wilson is a baby face. the stanford beats maryland in the bowl on december 30 at levi stadium. high aspiration early in the year about struggle with this record. n

richard sherman of the seahawks. next. ♪ >>> good evening. geraud moncure.s starting to warm up. center ice. skating for the fifth straight home win. hosting the minnesota wild. facing his hometown squad tonight. stalock. between the pipes. scoreless. brett burns, lasts one timer past kemper. ninth of the year. 1-0. san jose. 45 minutes after living up the lead. his 15th of season. stalock. 18 saves. sharks capture fifth straight at home. 49ers head to seattle for a dose of richard sherman and company. they will take the field as largest in the jim harbaugh era. handled the red, three of four meetings. expect a big fight come sunday. >> they're the same guys. still got all the pieces still there. you don't see any weaknesses. those guys are big time players in the league. i think any team you hatch them on the field they will play like big time players that have pride in the game. >> 49ers a 18-point underdog looed ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] get your taste of the season, at raley's, bel air, and nob hill. >> breaking new, a mess on 101 in menlo. the freewa

richard sherman just being richard sherman. cap confidence let's not forget the turkey.e should we call it. after seattle beat the niners on thanksgiving night nbc invited sheer machine and wilson to chow down sitting on the logo at levi stadium. do i come to your house and eat your food and sit on your couch and go on tv and talk about it. >> i think you have. >> it might have happened. the wilson said but that's beside the point wilson said the seahawks never planned this and meant no disrespect for the niners. >> we have tons of respect for who the 49ers are and what they are about and championships they have won in the past and who they are now and so for us about we just love to play the game. nothing about trying to embarrass nebraska or anything leak. that it's about playing great football. trying to play championship football and trying to play for one another ultimately. >> oh, yes sure. wilson is a baby face. the stanford beats maryland in the bowl on december 30 at levi stadium. high aspiration early in the year about struggle with this record. nonetheless the

officers shot and killed sherman. his death was ruled a homicide. >> whatever decision is made, it must be made with an independent set of eyes and not at all influenced by past or present relationships with police officers who serve in this community. >> now, the d.a. did consider convening a grand jury, but he says he doesn't think that is warranted in this case. >>> a former schuylkill county police chief who gained national attention over his anti-government pro-gun rant says he it was all an act. mark kessler was the police chief and he was let go after videos like these surfaced on the internet. he used the videos to secretly feed information to the fbi on people who he viewed as threats. the fbi has declined to comment. >>> 4:17 now. the pennsylvania state trooper who was wounded in september's deadly ambush in pike county is getting to spend the holidays at home. alex douglas left a rehab center to spend christmas with his family near scranton. this photo on facebook shows him standing on crutches next to a ch

top corner in the league in richard sherman. 23 picks since 2011.ight more than any other player in the league and there's a reason for. that he's a smart player. intelligent player. he's big much he's physical. got great ball skill. >> they've got player at every single pig on the defensive side of the ball. there's reason they won the super bowl last year and held the last two teams they played to three points. >> after the sea hawk they'll face dallas, washington and the giants. ing see the washington game right here on cbs-3 december the 20th. kick off time at 4:30. the flyers start three game california swing tomorrow night in san had he say orange and black loser of eight of the last nine. >> college hoops villanova wildcats climbing up the polls. moved up to number 10 in the country. yesterday they crushed delaware 78-47. next up for the cats a city series game against lasalle on wednesday. >>> and mo'ne davis is back on the cover of sports illustrated. today she was named sports kid of the year. she led the taney dragons of course to little

richard sherman just being richard sherman. cap confidence let's not forget the turkey.key episode should we call it. after seattle beat the niners on thanksgiving night nbc invited sheer machine and wilson to chow down sitting on the logo at levi stadium. do i come to your house and eat your food and sit on your couch and go on tv and talk about it. >> i think you have. >> it might have happened. the wilson said but that's beside the point wilson said the seahawks never planned this and meant no disrespect for the niners. >> we have tons of respect for who the 49ers are and what they are about and championships they have won in the past and who they are now and so for us about we just love to play the game. nothing about trying to embarrass nebraska or anything leak. that it's about playing great football. trying to play championship football and trying to play for one another ultimately. >> oh, yes sure. wilson is a baby face. the stanford beats maryland in the bowl on december 30 at levi stadium. high aspiration early in the year about struggle with this record. nonet