tate went out to dinner with friends in l.a. and his girlfriend, and celebrity hairstylist jay sebring. they all returned to tate's home at 10:00 p.m. >> abigail spoke to her mother about flying out to san francisco for her birthday. wojciech frykowski spoke to a friend at midnight. >> those would be the last calls ever. sometime after midnight, intruders cut the telephone lines to the house. killed one man in the driveway. then ambushed the four people inside. tate begged for the life of her unborn baby. just let me have my baby. then you can kill me any way you want. just let me have my baby. >> they didn't. tate was stabbed 16 times. three time to the heart. they hanged her before they killed her. the others were butchered too. 86 stab wounds in total. >> it is incomprehensible, the savagery that night. >> as the sun rose and the neighborhood came to life, the maid arrived to discover carnage. the police arrived soon after. and so did the press. >> 8:30 this morning -- an employee came to work at 10050 cielo and found several

and i asked her how did she know chiquita tate.d, "well, chiquita tate used to be married to my brother." >> reporter: this was greg harris' sister. >> yes, that's correct. greg harris' sister. >> reporter: so the tip that sent detectives off to texas had led them right back to greg, the husband. was greg or maybe his sister trying to plant a false lead? prem burns added that to her list of concerns about greg harris. she was also discovering that greg had a bad history with some of the women in his life. her investigators found greg had control issues and a temper according to chiquita's family members and some old girlfriends. >> he just wanted them within his eyesight and within his control. >> reporter: she also learned that chiquita had taken out a lease on an apartment. she hadn't yet moved into her new place, but prem burns believes chiquita was indeed going to divorce greg. which meant he had lost control of her. >> and i believe that's what happened with chiquita is that he was not going to let her. >> reporter: nobody lea

the shining starlight of chiquita tate had been cruelly extinguished. by whom? and for what reason? >> when we come back, the first clues. >> no blood in the elevator, no blood on the lobby. her left hand was opened. there was a piece of hair in it. i was like, "oh, my lord." (gasps) can we keep him? -please? mom, can we keep him? ahh! (both) pleaaaase? new pet? get scrubbing bubbles. kill 99.9% of germs, and destroy dirt and grime. you only need scrubbing bubbles disinfecting cleaners for 100% problem solved. we work hard, so you don't have to. sc johnson - a family company. want to survive a crazy busy day? sfx: cell phone chimes start with a positive attitude... and positively radiant skin. aveeno positively radiantmoisturizer... with active naturals soy. aveeno naturally beautiful results . to feel this special......you need to eat this special. i love it start your day... ...with 150 nourishing calories in a bowl of special k. eat special, feel special. the beast was as long as the boat. for seven hours, we did battle. until i said... you will not beat... meeeeee!!! greg. what

but she gets her taste of that at tate's. >> my family is far away.s is my family. >> aren't you so lucky you have this place. >> yes. >> you make that feeling for everyone else. >> i think i do. i hope i do. >> do you. >> the sign a s right. this is a nice place for breakfast and lunch specials. because of the people like lisa. >> brotherly love. sisterly affection. >> will you go. >> thank you so much lisa for sharing tate's with us and of course thank to you her children who serve in the military. by the way, the restaurant is open for lunch. it's fantastic. it is fun. it is warm. and don't forget to tell me about your favorite places on facebook. send me a message facebook.com facebook.com/have you torah wo woodill. another homerun. >> i mean and for the waitress to say we're going to serve you great food, i know you'll have so much fun, it really touches my heart that the viewers are embracing that and i had a great time there just amazing people. >> i love the sign. friends gather here. >> yes. good food, good people. a nice place to be. >> vitt

and i asked her how did she know chiquita tate. and she said, "well, chiquita tate used to be married to my brother." >> reporter: this was greg harris' sister. >> yes, that's correct. greg harris' sister. >> reporter: so the tip that sent detectives off to texas had led them right back to greg, the husband. was greg or maybe his sister trying to plant a false lead? prem burns added that to her list of concerns about greg harris. she was also discovering that greg had a bad history with some of the women in his life. her investigators found greg had control issues and a temper according to chiquita's family members and some old girlfriends. >> he just wanted them within his eyesight and within his control. >> reporter: she also learned that chiquita had taken out a lease on an apartment. she hadn't yet moved into her new place, but prem burns believes chiquita was indeed going to divorce greg. which meant he had lost control of her. >> and i believe that's what happened with chiquita is that he was not going to let her. >> reporter

>> brady: oh, i thought i'd grab some lunch here, maybe take tate out for a while. do you you wanna come? >> theresa: uh, nope. you can go on ahead without me. >> brady: what's wrong? >> theresa: nothing. >> brady: theresa. what happened to us being open and honest with each other? >> theresa: okay, fine. victor kicked me out. >> brady: what? >> theresa: what, you-- you're surprised? brady, you know he hates me. he only let me stay here because of tate, but i guess something changed, and now he wants me out. >> brady: oh, man. >> theresa: what does that mean? >> brady: it was me. >> rafe: chad, abigail is with her fianc\. >> chad: so what? >> rafe: so why are you saying she's running out of time? >> chad: for one thing, ben's trying to cut out everyone in her life that cares about her. >> rafe: okay, listen. listen to me. after your little meltdown in the police station, i went and spoke with jennifer. >> chad: and? >> rafe: and she just heard from abigail, and abigail said that things are great between her and ben, and she's actually gonna stay a little while longe

on july 3rd, 2013, authorities say tate shot and killed joe, a you u.s. army veteran. >> you you're reliving your whole nightmare. we're reliving a nightmare. you never thought that that could happen to a family. >> reporter: the murder happened in stoneham inside the home of one joe's friends. police say joe was an nrnt party who happened to be at the wrong place at the wrong time during a drug deal gone >> he got shot through the hand his wrist right through the top of his heart that went into his left lung hit a bone went out to his right lung. two holes in his lungs a hole in his heart and a hole going. >> reporter: they expect as many as 40 family members and friends to attend the trial. you all will be given t-shirts that say justice for joe. my son. >> reporter: the jury has already been selected for ugain tate's trial. if a judge allows it the family plans to wear those shirts tomorrow in the courtroom and throughout the trial. reporting live in woburn tonight, ted daniel, fox 25 news. >>> new at 10:00 an infant taken to the hospital after a crash

to preserve art by committing it to memory. >> reporter: modern dancer interpreting modern art at tate liverpool. the dance was inspired by a picture in the show. the show of 60 works is called an imagined museum and asks viewers to suspend disbelief and picture a time in the future where all art has been destroyed. the only pictures left are in the viewers mind. we asked two dance students to pick their favourites and pick them to memory. a piece here was chosen. >> it is quite memorable in the way that it sways so much. it makes me think of a windy day. radio >> reporter: this one opted for a photograph by the german artist. >> the idea of escaping or something seeping out of the doorway. it stuck with me, yeah. >> reporter: the post war works have come from across europe, many from the tate's own collection and other from a center in paris and the mmk in frontfurt. it's an eclectic show. you have the big block busters and a lot of conceptual art like this one where the viewer comes in, looks at the video, there's a mirrored room, but the viewer isn't there. it's delayed. it makes th

imagine a future with no museums, that is the central concept of a new exhibit opening at the tate art liverpool asking to look at modern art in a completely different way and jessica baldwin went to a preview of the show which encourages the audience to preview the art by committing it to memory. >> reporter: modern dancers interpreting modern art in live pool and inspired by a picture in the show and the raw canvas explore the idea of space. the show of 60 works is called a magnificent imagined museum and picture a time in the future where all art has been destroyed, the only pictures left are in the viewers' minds. we asked two of the dance students to pick two of their favorites and commit it to memory and she chose one by bridgett riley. >> it's memorable in the way it sways so much and makes me think of a windy day. >> reporter: and she opted for a photograph by the german artist german sander. >> escaping on a fence and escaping out the doorway stuck with me, yeah. >> reporter: the post war works come from across europe, many from the tate own collection and other from the cente

laviacas, and sharon tate. >> all of you know how beautiful she was.few of you know -- know how good she was. >> and you had charles manson himself. the charismatic leader of a family who didn't show any remorse or any respect for the system. >> are you all happy with yourselves? >> yes. >> good. >> are you happy? >> in i happy? it's your court. i wouldn't accept it. >> the problem was he did not physically participate in the murders but only manson had a motive to commit these murders and that motive was helter skelter. >> manson envisioned white people would turn against the black man if they thought black men committed these seven murders and ultimately there would be a civil war between blacks and whites. manson foresaw the black man would win this war but he said the black man because of inexperience would not be able to handle the reins of power. so you would have to look around at those white people who had survived, who had escaped from helter skelter. in other words, turn over the reins of power to charles manson and his family. >> when the wo

this man, eugene tate son trial for the murder. prosecutors allege puopolo was fiume, when tate and another man who tried to buy a bound of marijuana from mario returned. tate's lawyer urged jurors to keep an open mind and to remember key witnesses in the >> the evidence will show in this case, the believable evidence, that he's not guilty of the these charges that have been lodged against him. >> the night before the trial, joseph puopolo hoped he and his supporters could wear the justice for joe t-shirts in court. the judge said no, it might prejudice the jury and hurt the trial. joseph agrees, he knows this is going to be a long road. she said it would not be a good thing with the jurors right next to you and who knows how people can slip through the cracks, like hey, that had an effect on the jury. we should throw the case out, i wouldn't want that. >> in the morning, the jury will travel to stoneham to see for themselves the murder scene in this case. after that trial system will resume. >> mark: lawmakers are fighting to get

tate of malden. -- 21-year-old eugene tate of malden. our crew spoke to the family members and they say the last two years have been the worst of their lives. every single day since july 2013 is a huge struggle, but right now they are preparing themselves for what is going to be a difficult next couple of weeks in court here. >> you are reliving your whole nightmare. you are reliving a nightmare. happen to a family. >> reporter: and puopolo expected more than 40 family members and friends to be here for the duration of this trial. all of them wearing those shirts that say "justice for joe." the puopolo said he survived hundreds of firefights during his time in afghanistan and they tell our crews he was work they tell our crews he was working to be a police officer and just gotten engaged when he was killed. coming up in the next half hour, we are hearing from joe's father and how he is getting ready for what he is going to be seeing hearing inside of the court court room in the next couple of weeks.

. >> this man, eugene tate, is on trial for pop love's murder. in opening statements, the prosecutor told the jury, the >> the d.a. alleges pop low was in the wrong place at the wrong time, he simply dropped if on his old friend, mario at mario's home in stoneham the night it all went down. the state alleges eugene tate and jesse williams tried to buy a pound of marijuana for mario earlier that night when joseph went there and the deal fell through but the two returned and bad dealings spiraled into sudden violence. tate's lawyer advised the jury to keep an open mind, saying, the government's key witnesses all have cut deals to avoid their own legal problems. >> the evidence will show in this case, the believable evidence, that he's not guilty of these charges that have been lodged against him. >> joe pop low still grieves for his son, but also feels sorry for the man accused of killing him. >> he threw his life away. so stupid. >> very difficult day for that father, and not only was he here and having to sit in a courtroom for the first time see

. >>> how a toor tv news crew was able to turn the tate. >> what is affected and hue bad the slow downs are. the slow downs are. >> first how it's [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or recharging, do business travel on your terms. acela. take off. >>> he threatened to, quote, shoot every black person i see. that college student will appear in court on charges of making a terrorist threat. police say his comments were trekted at university of missouri students. as a result, the president and chancellor resigned. >>> students at ithaca college walked off yesterday. they say he hasn't acted soon enough. the student body sent out an e-mail. the same thing at howard university. they made it clear where they stood on protests at the university of missouri. many people are from the midwest and wanted to show solidarity. they held hands at the flag polyon the yard and bowed their heads in pray. >>> coming up on 6:30. we had such a beautiful day. >> and then we're back. chu

cap pi tated. incident happened around 3 a.m.. >> the vick reported the assault about three hours after it happened. >>> in texas, the family of a muslim teenager arrested after his teacher thought his homemade clock was as bomb. he's demanding $15 million. he was arrested but never charged and the school also suspended him. noi, turns out the boy was misstreeted >> they also want written apology and they are threatening a lawsuit if the school and the district don't pay up. >>> the ucla civil right project, the number of suspension held from about 709, 000 to 503, 000. higher students' achievement was related to the lower suspension rateses and fewer suspensions for disruptive. it is kind of a catch all category used to describe non violent behavior. another award for the warriors. steph curry as they get in to some practice time before the lakers come into town. >> the warriors could make history. >> our chief meteorologist, bill march ton march ton is tracking tomorrow's weather and how it may a

. >> in london, a new exhibit is celebrating the tate glories. jessica baldwin went to take a look. >> queen victoria giving a medal to the prince. >> he's in a supplicant position, he's bowing. this is how britain likes to think of its colonial subjects. >> many would argue not much has changed. >> to be honest, underneath the surface in british culture, there is an assumption of superiority. that britain has a natural place in the world. >> the british empire was the largest in history, the show reflects the enormous reach from canada to afghanistan. and the continuing controversy of empire. as a benign force for development or a brutal conqueror. each photograph or painting adds to the ongoing story. a trophy for king i don't remembegeorge iii.the anc angl y british artists like hugh locke are reinterpreinterpreting el pr heroes. much of the show is devoted to the new more informed insight on empire. >> it's such a complex messy subject. there are so many different takes that damned if you do damned if you don't, see microsoft put the bloody s

>> brady: oh, i thought i'd grab some lunch here, maybe take tate out for a while.you you wanna come? >> theresa: uh, nope. you can go on ahead without me. >> brady: what's wrong? >> theresa: nothing. >> brady: theresa. what happened to us being open and honest with each other? >> theresa: okay, fine. victor kicked me out. >> brady: what? >> theresa: what, you-- you're surprised? brady, you know he hates me. he only let me stay here because of tate, but i guess something changed, and now he wants me out. >> brady: oh, man. >> theresa: what does that mean? >> brady: it was me. >> rafe: chad, abigail is

th home and tate are part of a rich history that helped shape the eastern iowa we live in today. and on this black friday, the christmas decorations are up - and you are invited to spend the holidays at brucemore. brucememe. ((nat pop))the only thing richer than the tapestries and woodwork at brucemore((nat pop))is the rich history that you'll find, when you step ininde this historic home. 12.53.53 today is a very special day for us, it's part of an ongoing tradition. we open up the mansion for holiday tours on black friday 12.54.00.07for more than 25 years, while some head to crowded malls to shop or deals, others come here, and learn about deal the home's owners got when they asked grant wood (before he was famous) to plaster their daughter's sleeping porch for a fee of 182 dollars. nat pop -( sleeping porch grant wood) 12.56.50 i think what's most interesting about the tour, what people may learn that they don't expect to learn, some of the ideas and the themes, about how our community was built, run through the stories of brucemore. there's some fascinating stories about thth

tate wind went through a arduous approval process. what killed it was the cost. tears in massachusetts were being asked to take on a huge financial expense. when the utilities in the state had an opportunity to walk away, they did. if this new proposal can a dress questions related to cost and citing, sure. >> the environment is better and the people behind this project are used to getting through the bureaucracy. janet: new york' s and massachusetts laws aren' t very different when it comes to sports games. is this because of the coakley' s influence or philosophy? eric: when it comes to fantasy sports games, i think we get hung up on technicalities of whether it' s a game of skill or chance. bottom line, you pay a fee and have a chance to win a big prize. i think there is opportunity for the state to put down regulation. i' m all in favor of people spending money on whatever they want to. if we regulate church bingo we should regulate fantasy sports gaming. janet: what is pushing this toward regulation? coakley, or pro-business? the lottery once and, -- once w

today, the u-s s tate departmeme issued a rare worldwide travel alert for americans. the reason? the ongoing threat of terrorism. the travel alert is the result o the recent terrorist attacks in pariri that killed 30 people aad injured hundreds more. the state department says isis and other terrorist groups continue to plan attacks in multiple regions. it also says the likelihood of terrorist attacks will cocoinue as memberr of isis return to their home countries from syria and iraq. who was part of the paris attacks posed as a refugee from syria. the fear of other terrorists mixing with refugee groups prompted the u-s house to pass a bill last wek that would require mre extensive background checks for any syyian or iraqi refugee who applies to come into the u-s. iowa congressman rod blum supported the bill. kcrg t-v nine's dubuque bureau chief katie wiedemann talked with the first district republican today, and she joins us live tonight. katie, why did he say he voted for the bill? he says he recently attended a highly clalasified securrty briefing hosted by the secretary of hom

jonathan tate chose to ask this question is carson running for president? it's kinds of hard to tell in certain ways because "the mere fact carson calls himself a presidential candidate does not problem he's actually running for president rather than taking advantage of the opportunity to bid his brand." about three weeks ago, it was reported carson was putting his campaign on hold to promote his book "a more perfect union." his deputy communications director characterized it is true he has been appear in interviews about his new book but even during the interviews he's talking about his campaign and his vision for america. his entire campaign seems to be essentially oriented around spending money to raise money. "wall street journal" reported last month, republican ben carson's campaign send more than two-thirds of what it raised in the third quarter with the bulk of its money spend on fund-raising and digital marketing. erick erickson notes carson's actual expenditure list reads like a wealthy republican getting played by consultants. since he's been out

emergency,tate of french security forces have rated more than 1000 homes without the approval of a judgeided more thana 1000 homes without the approval of a judge. many are worried that this could breach human rights. reporter: a revised version of the law was overwhelmingly voted in by the parliament on november 19. optthe country might out of certain aspects of the human rights convention in the wake of that to vote. challenged at the european court of human rights. what is unique on the european continent is that citizens can bring cases to the european court of human rights when all of her instances have otherxhausted -- all instances have been exhausted. it is the court of last instance. i have to underline that we don't yet have a concrete case citizen isre a claiming that france is violating fundamental human rights. reporter: meanwhile, there are concerns that france may trample newl freedoms as part of security measures. certain mosques and prayer rooms have been raided. a authorities have frequented -- places authorities say are frequented by so-called radical islamists. some h

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. >> reporter: an attorney is representing the family of brandon tate brown, a 26-year-old, who was shot and killed by philadelphia police during a traffic stop last december. the family had to go to court to get the names of the officers released. >> we could not investigate the police officers. we could not learn if they had a history of prior violence. >> reporter: as public servants, public scrutiny comes with the job. the concern is this bill will lessen the amount of transparency and trust within communities. this bill has plenty of support from both sides of the aisle. today it passed the judiciary committee and it is headed to the full house for a vote. >>> tonight, we hear from the mother of a philadelphia man shot and killed inside a store full of customers. the victim maurice mcdonald was killed as he waited for an order around 8:30 this morning. a gunman just ran in and shot him. mcdonald's mother is fed up with the violence. >> i love my son. i know he in god's hands. it is what it is. i'm just tired of these kids dying for nothing. >> family members tell us the gunman, who

fafarfield high school teacher scott slecca named the tate's top teacher by governor terry branstad. he's worked at the high school since 1984 and grew up on an iowa farm. governor branstad saying slechta "exemplifies the great teacing that is taking place in many iowa classrooms." coming up on kwwl... new details now say a officer's death once regarded as a homicide -- was not the case. plus.. a state trooper tries to heal the pain of four kids after a tragic halloween accident. here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radarr...storm track sevee's chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has your full forecast, coming up... "you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered. with ron news at ten" 7 weather team. see the screen "now your storm track 7 forecast on kwwl." from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: the sky will be mostly cloudy to cloudy through early friday morning. we are tracking a cold front foreeast to move ttrough the statt thurs

reporter: eugene tate will not another defendant, jesse williams will also stand trial. prosecutors are coming a joint venture in this killing. >> more potential jurors in court and say that today in the philip chisholm murder trial. eight jurors have been chosen and another eight are still needed. he' s accused of raping and murdering his math teacher at danvers high school in 2013. prosecutors expect opening statements to get underway on monday. >> a stager is recovering after being hit and a wrong way crash on the cape. it happened on route six just before midnight. policing 80-year-old man with medical issues was driving east on the westbound side. when troopers try to slow traffic to stop them, he hit one of the cruisers. the driver has been issued a summons and may have his license revoked. live fixers of a gloomy boston. more rain pushing in. he will not last long. we' re talking about strong winds cindy: they will bring in colder eventually. you can see the temperature in minneapolis. it' s only about 30 right now. the winds are howling. we' ve been socked the la

. >> 500 new york police officers will be dead tated -- dedicated to the anti-terrorism measures. >> college students pause to remember the victims in paris. >> reggie is live in belmont with the story. reggie? >> they invited catholics and muslims and people of the jewish faith to talk about those affected by terror. but people in paris can't even do that because of the safety restrictions and then it means a little more. the crowd looked for answers for comfort from leaders from all sorts of religions. she looked back with intns tee and she can feel the scrutiny. >> it is uncomfortable. i believe it is a religion of peace. >> a small gathering may seem like it can't possibly make a difference, not to those with faith. >> we are facing the powers of darkness and the only thing that will overcome that is the power of love. >> to make a stand against violence. as it said, violence has no religion. >> 5500 miles from paris. they take a step toward each other. >> it is going a lot farther than we can comprehend. >> a tiny gesture that to these people means a great deal. for them, it fee

. >> we're going to still tate and protect people's first amendment right to free speech, and we're going to be intolerant of criminal behavior. >> mcdonald was suspected of breaking into cars when he was shot last year. one of the other officers opened fire. officer van dyke, seen here, has been charged with murder and is being held without bail. >>> the two men facing murder charges in the death of an indiana pastor's pregnant wife were in court on tuesday. they entered not guilty pleas during a brief hearing. if convicted larry taylor jr. and jalen watson could face additional jail time because amanda blackburn was pregnant. according to court documents, taylor allegedly shot blackburn three times, including once in the head. >>> a startling discovery at a nativity scene in new york city. an hours-old infant. the healthy and full-term baby was found by the church custodian after he heard cries. the parish priest said he could think of no better place to leave a child. a place the mother obviously felt was safe. >> if the baby was wrapped in sort of swaddling clothes for lack of better

we are talking about the so-called hover boards that don't hef tate levitate. they have have made their way on to the sidewalks, but it turns out that they are illegal, because they are are motor vehicles that can't be registered with the dmv and people caught can riding the boards on city streets and sidewalks can be fined as much as $200. >> scratch that one off of the christmas list. >> yes. very pop yu ular. >>> and is it a long lost picasso? the i-team investigation. >>> coming up, a hidden treasure trashed inside of a home in staten island. >> could this be the art find of a lifetime? >> we have more investigations, caring about the things that make each of our clients unique... ...t t's what makes >>> lester holt is joining us from paris with a look ahead on "nbc nightly news." >> i have a riveting exclusive interview with the man who led the police raid at the bataclan theater, the site of the horrible massacre, and hostages in there and he and the team had to the make their way and he describes point by point how he said, and how it ended coming up. we

. >> 500 new york police officers will be dead tated -- dedicated to the anti-terrorism measures. >> college students pause to remember the victims in paris. >> reggie is live in belmont with the story. reggie? >> they invited catholics and muslims and people of the jewish faith to talk about those affected by terror. but people in paris can't even do that because of the safety restrictions and then it means a little more. the crowd looked for answers for comfort from leaders from all sorts of religions. she looked back with intns tee and she can feel the scrutiny. >> it is uncomfortable. i believe it is a religion of peace. >> a small gathering may seem like it can't possibly make a difference, not to those with faith. >> we are facing the powers of darkness and the only thing that will overcome that is the power of love. >> to make a stand against violence. as it said, violence has no religion. >> 5500 miles from paris. they take a step toward each other. >> it is going a lot farther than we can comprehend. >> a tiny gesture that to these people means a great deal. for them, it fee

the suspects jesse williams and eugene tate were buying drugs and he was afraid of getting robbed. >>> former new hampshire police officer is spending 21 days in jail nor assaulting a suspect on surveillance video. former seabrook officer mark richardson was sentenced this afternoon. last month, he pleaded guilty to slamming a drunk driving suspect into the wall of the seabrook police station. the assault happened in 2009, but this video didn't surface until years later. >>> we have a developing story in the battle between state standardized tests. the education commissioner has now made his pick. paula ebben is here with more on that. paula? >> reporter: david, mitchell chester says he supports the next generation version of the mcas, which adds elements of the park test and that it should be computer based. this has been dubbed mcas 2.0. supporters say it does a good job of measuring kids compared to their national counterparts, but in its current form, it's outdated. supporters have argued that the test does a better job measuring a student's critical thinking skills. a state commi

tate's known for their home fries, covered in what they call dust, a secret blends of seasoning.ook at the crisp on those home fries. >> there go, tore. >> i here we go. >> we have the tower of flurries. >> they named a dish after me? french fries, shot nerd peppers, homemade chilly and cheese. >> okay, seriously? >> tower of tori. >> if anyone is excited as i am? >> bring on the smors pancakes with marshmellows, crumbled gram crackers, chocolate dzhokhar. >> i homemade creeps from scratch, blue berry, strawberry sauce on the outside. >> when we opened it, to make it a real family place. >> our waitresses, you know, became very close to the customers, like family. >> with lisa's own family of five children now grown, her daughter, and son, in the marines, lisa gets emotional. thinking of how much she misses those big family meals but she gets her taste of that at tate. >> my family is far away. this is my family. >> aren't you so lucky that you have this place? and you make that feeling for everyone else. >> i think i do. i hope i do. >> you do! >> the sign is right. this is a ni

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golden tate walks right into the end zone. em bar fg. 14-seven lions. carol rolled up under.e. the eagles best cornerback out for the game and possibly the season. the lions immediately attack his replacement. rookie eric rowe had no business being in this situation. matt stafford bullet to calvin johnson for the touchdown. 24-seven right before the end of the half. third quarter more of the same. i don't know why you keep single covering calvin johnson. his name is megatron for a reason. another touchdown over eric ro rowe31-seven lions at that point. when you're a bad team stuff like this starts to happen. sanchez is sacked. fumbles the ball. lions recover after the play look the a this sanchez and murray start arguing on the side lines. this is the second week in a roseanne chez arguing with a running back. eagles get torched 45-14. yo, chip kelly explain yourself. >> didn't coach well today. didn't real dollar anything well today. so very disappointin disappoint. this wasn't the out come i was looking for. >> that is an embarrassment no question about it. 45 points in two

al jazeera >>> imagine a future with no museums, that's the concept of a new exhibit opening at the tate art gallery in the u.k. city of liverpool, asking visitors to look at modern art in a completely different way. jessica baldwin went to a preview encouraging the audience to preserve great art by committing it to memory. >> modern dancers interpreting modern art. the punched holes explore the idea of space. the show of 60 works is called an imagined museum. and asks viewers to suspend disbelief and picture a time in the future where all art has been destroyed. >> the only pictures left are in the viewers minds. we ask two of the dance opportunities to pick their favourites and commit them to memory. emma chose a piece by british. >> memorable in the way that it flows so much. >> steph opted for a photograph by the german artist. >> the idea of escape or something seeping out of the doorway, it's stuck with me, yes. >> the post war works came from across europe, many from its own collection, and others from a star in paris, and the mmk in frank ford. it's an eclectic show, with a lot o

talking about the tri tate area in connecticut. new cannon. this is traditional roofly that was for a ham are inship today for the title and it is call the turkey bull and 28-21 so darien won the championship on thanksgiving on the traditional roof friday. a good roof ry. >> you know, what kills me is so many schools are not doing it ann more. my high school used to play every year on thanksgiving. i have so many great memories as as cheerleader and dn away that. it is multitude of reasons. districts aniseed lp and played during the year and not in the same group any more. it is sad to see those rivalries. >> cher shall the ones we have. thanks. >> earlier we asked to you cheer the holiday meal and flooded with responses. here is a few. this is for one person. >> starving. >> what a dern. >> i see turkey, lobster, potato, stuffing, veggies and travie and going to last a long time. andrea the traditional tk can stuffing plus a couple of pies there is a twist on the meal? chicken skewers and the traditional turkey. this is beautiful. her thanksg

matthew stafford to golden tate for the tour. five touchdown passes. three of them go to kelvin johnson and lions roll 45-14. the eagles lose their third straight. >>> the late game at green bay. packers host the bears. 17-13, chicago. 4th quarter. they retired brett favre's number 4 at halftime. >>> halftime today with that concussion. nick mangold did some work. still three games to go till game day. this is a biggy against a division rival. they played together last month. >> i'm not going to call it a must win. i'm looking at it as right now we're 5-5. got six games left and right now we're we're 0-0. >>> big division game after what happened with the cowboys and the eagles. today that game is for 1st place. jason pierre-paul missed the first redskins game after the fireworks accident but he does give thanks today. >> the situation i was in, i could have died, but i'm just i don't but [ laughter ] >>> let's get to the city's oldest high school rivalry. dates back to 1882. 2nd quarter matt bellisi hits the end zone. xavier gets a big score in the 4t

with golden tate, with the megatron with abdullah coming out of the back field with eric ebron a tight think this is a tight challenge for the eagles. >> we've push it too much say they can lose this game or it might be over. we've said that for the last couple of weeks. >> there's also a point you say, this is just what the eagles a are. so to me thursday tells you this is just what the eagles are. are they four-seven team if they throws detroit a team that absolutely believes that they can win the nfc east. i think it's all up here with this football team. >> all right, sean, back to you. >> all right. thanks, guys. we have a special lineup for you on thanksgiving. football, food and a fun "game day live". we'll preview the game at 10:00 a.m. special edition of fox nfl sunday follows us at 10:30. eagles, lions at 1230. afterwards full analysis o hopefully, an eagles victory at 4:00. hopefully because afterwards it's going to be a brutal schedule. >> fans will not tolerate a loss. >> patriots, you have the bills, you got the -- they play -- you got the cardinals. >> they're not winnin

golden tate watches a rock and walks walk into the end zone cal and, cool and collected. 14-seven lions it got really bad. noel carol that's a broken ankle likely out for the season. all right. eric rowe comes in to replace him and things when things get bad. calvin johnson megatron with the catch. why, why is he covering him by hisself? they immediately attack and it's over, and thing get bad, they get worse. sanchez sacked and after the sack, him and demarco murray start to are guy on the side lines. that's what happens when you're an awful team. the eagles lose 45-14. awful performance. a shameful one at that. >> didn't coach well today. didn't really do anything well today. it's very disappointing. not the out come we were looking for. >> that's embarrassing. there's no question for about it. 45 points in two weeks. we got to get it going on the offense, defense, special teams. it doesn't get more embarrassing than the last couple of weeks what we put on tape. i don't really know what to tell everybody except i'm sorry for the fans and everybody this is the way we're playing. eagles