the letters between randolph and thomas jefferson, let me tell you there was no thomas jefferson. which is not to say he was not necessarily the father these children but we cannot establish the was there when the babies were conceived. really jefferson mail that was definitely and certainly the was around was thomas jefferson borough he was gone all lot and stop conceding at the age of 38 and then jefferson is 63 she stops at that point* pratt 38, patsy randolph who was one year older and was her half niece, continued to have four or five more babies after that. you have to look. it is a little complicated. they like to have people marry their cousin. one genealogists refers to it that looks like a tangle of fish stocks. that is a wonderful metaphor. so stop conceiving about the time maybe he would stop being a part also with moving patsy into the house along with the dna evidence evidence, it seems like a powerful historical case. we do not demand proof of things that we mostly sense to be true. >> a lot of history work is detective work and you have done a lot of detective work

>> reporter: while you're a student. >> thomas college. okay. >> reporter: dans parents are very enthusiastic about all of this, but it takes two anxious months and white house intervention to get him a visa. finally, on march 2nd, 2007, dan arrives at new york's kennedy airport. you all right? welcome. how do you feel? >> very happy. very excited. at the same time, very scared. >> may i help you? >> i need a whapper. >> reporter: whopper. >> very good. >> reporter: that night, we fly up to maine, and the next morning, we drive to thomas college. >> how was the trip? >> very fine. good to see you. >> what do you think of the snow? >> yeah, i couldn't believe it. >> this wing and the wing above us are primarily where all the classrooms are held. >> reporter: it feels a little surreal and makes me feel a little bit giddy to watch this kid, fresh out of baghdad, touring the safe, sterile halls of an american college. >> this is your room. >> this is going to be my home. >> reporter: he's overwhelmed by the abundance. >> cool. >> reporter: and

[applause] thomas, please join us on stage.'m going to start reading my script so you know about thomas's incredible leadership. i know we have done great work with the community youth center and many community-based organizations. thomas has participated in at least two service projects per week since 2007. carly estop more pursuing a degree in marketing, he has also been active in the community from a very young age and has volunteered for callous area nonprofit organizations. graphic and by design has always been his passion. he has always volunteered he's design skills for countless organizations, which include building web sites for the chinatown neighborhood center, north beach neighborhood associations, american or in performing arts, and the asian american pageant. he was also a project coordinator ad a community youth center where he spearheaded community clubhouses after school programs. i even visited a program that he created, and he has taught asian youth graphics and web design, so we are honored to announce his l

chris: or jimmy thomas, like supreme court justice harry thomas, who had the bright idea to leave a voice message for anita hill, suggesting she apologize to thomas over the testimony she gave way back when? or actor mel gibson, who had this to say to his girlfriend and the mother of his children -- chris: that was a calvacade of hate. what do you think of that one? >> it's the mel gibson. it's just appalling. and it reveals, it's another instance it reveals something about this guy you had suspected but wow, this is for wse. and he has been hounded out of hollywood because of that case. >> this has not been a good year for australians. >> i have -- chris: i still like them generally. >> wouldn't mel gibson play julianna -- >> i have to give the trophy to jeannie thomas for really ripping the scab on an old wound out of nowhere. chris: motivated for loyalty to your spouse but leaving a voicemail for someone -- >> and then came back and said she wished she hadn't done it. >> and then had to step down from her association from the tea party group, which is he said was not related to that. c

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. >> april thomas was shopping at the dollar tree store and heard screaming from a woman clutching a child and saw a man trying to run away. >> he came my way. i just tackled and tried to tackle him. fighting with him. nobody did anything. >> thomas kond hold on but slowed the suspect for two men to bring him down outside of the store. >> i feel like i had to do it. i'm young. you know? why not. my grandmother tells me you're young. use your legs. >> police identified a man as a 26-year-old eugene ramos a registered sex offender detectives say raped a 2-year-old in the aisle of a crowded dollar tree. the girl was shopping with her aunt and grandmother. >> the child was out of her line of sight 30 seconds. >> investigators say the toddler had gone to return a ribbon in the christmas section. >> the grandmother came around the aisle and she could see an unknown male had the child pinned against the floor. the child's pants and diaper had been removed. male's pants and under wear were down. >> ramos has a prior conviction for an attempted rape of a 7-year-old hayward girl in 2003. >> i

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i'm thomas roberts. we'll have those stories coming up, but first staggering numbers for you. 68,000 americans currently deployed in afghanistan right now. more than 1,200 people in the u.s. military there have lost their lives. it's a war this country waged for almost a decade. and today president obama announced the results of a review on the u.s. strategy in that area, and it's getting a lot of attention. you know, the white house report reveals some critical gains in breaking the taliban's momentum. but says the progress is both fragile and reversible. president obama today cited progress, but said the mission ahead will not be easy. >> progress comes slowly. and at a very high price in the lives of our men and women in uniform. in many places the gains we've made are still fragile and reversible. but there is no question we are clearing more areas from taliban control and more afghans are reclaiming their communities. >> the white house review of the war comes on the heels of our nbc news "wall stre

happy new year from the coldest region in the world i'm sean thomas. and coming up we'll tell you about all of the celebrations and impressing the icy cold frigid temperatures feeling incredibly mild weather. as we. celebrate. the atmosphere filled as people begin to the. red square preparing. the new year join us in just a few moments. and old a name with a new we bring you the highs and lows of twenty ten years it will be remembered in russia. has been a turbulent twelve months in western countries with a wave of simple raging across some say. coming to take a look at. hello this is a t it's nine pm friday the thirty first of december here in moscow and welcome to the program and in just a few moments we'll be taking a look back at the biggest events of twenty ten but before that some places are already celebrating new year and most parts of russia are among them the party's indeed in full swing in the far eastern siberia and will sweep through all nine times of the country's western most borders our correspondents gave us a snapshot of what's going

and continuing with team coverage on that same topic i'm sean thomas at the courthouse where the suspected shooter is being here to tell you to go you have all the details coming up. on our to torture of poverty and police brutality the u.s. is tainted human rights record clashes with its own promises. and as nick tension looms over the first parliamentary elections of the self-proclaimed republic of kosovo the serve minority says this vote is pointless as long as people live divided. the lead. prime minister vladimir putin puts his singing skills to the test in front of a star studded audience all in the name of charity. here with r t live from moscow where it's seven pm and russian special police forces have detained dozens of football fans who turned a commemoration into riots here in the capital and in st petersburg thousands have gathered in the two cities to mark the death of a fan. one of the football team spartak moscow killed in a brawl on monday let's cross live now to our three nazario and sean thomas for the details first to you covering what you are in the heart of moscow wher

defferson and bnjn ranklin thomas jefferson and benjamin franklin and alexander hamilton. the leadingon expert on jayf tr. decided that jay didn't need m that kind of treatment or perhaps more precisely decided he didn't want to spend the rest of his life doing that. soh he suggested an accepted ths the previously unpublished letters would be published.tth wnd even that was not completed it only got 31784. n so that today, if you want to write a new biography of alexander hamilton, your firstss step is to buy the 27 volumes f the collected papers ofve alexander hamilton that have been announced with systems fron people you're at theal national archives. if you want to write a back seag of johon jay, you go back and from the 19th century stuff in c 20th century stuff and spent a lot of time in tquhe archives. and the question is also partly one of personality.ust jay is just not as colorful as exander his friends what alexander hamilton who died in a dual or thomas jefferson who we know police look with one of his slaves. and so, he doesn't grab people as the likely subject

we on have stone bridge playing at thomas jefferson and thomas jefferson decided to hire a new head coach and his name is mark gray mendez, he took over and is a thomas jefferson alum and is going to join us now. how are you doing? >> doing all right, yourself? >> very good, thank you. >> is there optimism that can be done here in the first season to turn things around? >> reporter: absolutely, we have great kid -- . >> absolutely, we have great kids playing for us and getting more up tempo and we have -- we really are starting to take to it and i'm excited about what we're going to accomplish this year and it starts tonight, the first district ball game. >> and absolutely, stonebridge got off to a slow start and they're 0-5 this season. from what i understand, that could be deceiving. a couple of players that played for their football team which, played in the states, are back and how does that make them tougher tonight? >> and absolutely. they are a strong club and they're starting to get their sea legs under them and i expect them to come and to give us 32 minutes tonight. >> does it h

thomas moore, i went to san francisco state university. i have spent my life in this community and neighborhood. there is a reason. i might leave parkmerced and travel. i come right back because i left my heart in parkmerced and needed to be back. [applause] i have heard a lot of good points to tonight. i can reiterate a lot of those. i probably will right now. some of those are the fact that there is already a lot of crime in parkmerced. you pick up the phone and call security. what do you get? you get an answering machine. you definitely do not get a person. you do not get the help they need. you are paying higher rent, whether it is rent-controlled or not. this is hard earned money that we have paid month after month, year after year. that is a lot of money. what we getting out of that? what am i getting out of that now? now you want to displease me. now you want me to have to experience a level of high discomfort because developers want to make money? this is about green. but this is not about the green where we're talking about the ea

highway 1 in the town of thomas has a lot of standing water.onoma county, the town of bloomfield has to contend with flooded streets. the office of emergency service says it has crews on alert. >> that was thomas rahman reporting. the storm will be a test on the work done on a sewage pipe that spilled millions of gallons of raw sewage in marin county. emergency repair has some wondering just how long the repairs will last. the district replaced more than 1800 feet of faulty underground pipe, however, some employees who don't want to be identified say it's a mistake the district installed a pipe that is nor narrow than the original one. the emergency piping is functioning. >> the rain and wind caused problems in the east bay. a fallen tree closed down our freeway onremain last night. it closed down an exit in san pablo and cause a driver to lose control. >> when i braked, it was too late. i missed and ran into the tree. >> in walnut creek a driver lost control of his vehicle causing this accident. it was a night for spinouts and sand bags. there

thomas at the center of it all coming up we'll give you the details. the council of europe points the finger of blame at the incident silkie need to see the failing to properly investigate the actions of the calls of the neighbor a tsunami both during and after the war join me in just a few moments from all from pristina. new protests against austerity measures with greece already by strikes and riots public servants say they're being used to pay for the mistakes of corrupt politicians. lie from moscow this is artsy securities have been tightened in the center of moscow possible clashes between russian nationals. groups of people from the north caucuses hundreds of people have so far been arrested some of them were armed today's trouble comes after saturday's violent clashes which followed the murder of a football fan for more on this let's not cross life you want to use it sean thomas was waiting for us at the scene tell me how with the situation unfolding where you are right now. well rory it certainly is a tense situation here out here sky of ugs al

it was echoed by clarence thomas when they said it was a silly law. those are examples of times when the policy choice and the constitutional choices were clearly the opposite. that is the model i am throwing out there. >> i like that model. i would suggest those are anomalies. >> please come and join me in thanking them for a stimulating discussion. our time is up. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> at the bill of rights institute we end on time. >> come january, there will be three new members in the u.s. apples from the state of arizona. one of them represents the first district along the eastern and northeastern parts of arizona. he defeated the democratic first term incumbent 50% to 43%. republican dan quayle will represent the northern phoenix metro area. -- republican ben quayle. the third represents the fifth district, covering the northeastern phoenix metro area. he defeated the three term incumbent democrat, harry mitchell. the new congress will conve

thomas will host the web cast coverage starting at 10:00 a.m. on abc7news.com. >>> and tomorrow governor schwarzenegger is going to call an emergency session of the legislature to address the budget deficit. he says the state cannot wait until the next governor jerry brown takes office .'s -- takes office. the plan includes some ugly cuts. >> as governor it is my responsibility to take action. i took an oath to serve california and that's until january 2011 and not until december. why would i stop working until december? you cannot solve problems by waiting and let's be honest. that's not my style anyway. >> the state is facing a possible $6 billion deficit. the governor says the bottom line is they will have to cut more state programs. >>> injured hiker who spent six freezing nights with no food in the mountains will be released tomorrow. deborah collins was found yesterday by a man and his son. she was walking on an unmarked trail when she fell into a ravine and hurt her ankle. the man who found her is a neighbor. his wife encouraged him to se

thomas moore, i went to san francisco state university. i have spent my life in this community and neighborhood. there is a reason. i might leave parkmerced and travel. i come right back because i left my heart in parkmerced and needed to be back. [applause] i have heard a lot of good points to tonight. i can reiterate a lot of those. i probably will right now. some of those are the fact that there is already a lot of crime in parkmerced. you pick up the phone and call security. what do you get? you get an answering machine. you get an answering machine. you definitely do not get

. >> i'm eric thomas.

if you are bobbie thomas, you can.rspray actually the best way to make the glitter stick. >> oh, really? >> really cool and you can even use -- >> go ahead. what do i do? rubber cement? on an old pair of shoes, scuffs. >> anything it is great and then you can just add the sequence or glitter but for some of these to get the designs, just use masking tape that is how i got the cap toe on this shoe, this shoe i created a design with the masking tape, then i have so much fun, over the top, glitter and sequins, look at that. >> look at that. >> so much fun. >> beautiful. don't have to worry about sequence falling off now and again? not a shoe that is going to last. >> to keep the glit and sequins on, find at your local craft store, a clear finish by chyron or something like that keep it on, a couple dollars go to michael's, very easy to find. >> great. i'm continuing my shoe here. probably a good idea to get a shoe color that is sort of close to it? >> that is what makes it look sophistica sophisticated, stick with neutral

and veteran thomas will see more minutes. as of today nine game also be against teams with winning records. >>> and kerry wood signed a one- year deal with the cubs for $1.5 million. wood turned down more money from the white sox to return to the north side. he'll be the set-up man for carlos mall moll. and bobby jenks signed a two-year, $12 million deal with the boston red sox. >>> the blackhawks take on the detroit red wings tonight at 7:30, and that is a look at your sports. your live illinois lottery drawing the next.

commission president thomas mazzucco? president mazzucco: present. >> commissioner dejesus? >> en route. >> commissioner carol kingsley? >> present. >> commission president, you have a quorum. president mazzucco: thank you. welcome to the december 12, -- the december 1, 2010 session. we have a light calendar, but we will have several hearings in closed session. we always move to be transparent, but these officers have rights and these matters are not for public consumption. with that in mind, please call line item number one, public comment. >> item 1, public comment. members of the public may address the police commission for a time determined by the chair, not to exceed three minutes, on items that are within the subject matter of jurisdiction of the commission but do not appear on the agenda. president mazzucco: i would like to note that with the commission tonight is the assistant chief and director from the office of civil complaints. any public comment on matters that pertain to the san francisco police department? good evening, how are you? >> good evening. my pleasur

thomas, you were up front. we're going to address this quick. this is a tough call. i am glad to see the commission is ahead of the power curve on this. on december 8, you people make the call, thank you. president mazzucco: thank you, clyde. any further comments? seeing none, item three, please? >> item 3, routine administrative business3. ita is commission announcements. president mazzucco: and the commission announcements? >> december 15 meeting will be the medal of valor ceremony at 5:00 p.m. at the ucsf auditorium. that starts at 5:00 p.m. president mazzucco: of it like the public to in physics at. -- i would like the public to visit that. it as the police commission we deal with all sorts of issues. i invite the public to attend on the 15th because you'll be able to witness the heroic effort of our men and women in the police department who have risked their lives to protect citizens. it is quite an event for the officers and their families and it is something to be very proud of. i invite the public if they have time to be present at the new ucsf campus to wit

the year before, an associate of thomas edison invented electric christmas tree lights. >> we're not used to this kind of weather. >> reporter: in north carolina, 5 inches of snow piling up in raleigh. asheville broke its christmas record with 6 1/2 inches. another 2 1/2 today. and all of this on one of the busiest travel days of the year. with 1 in 10 travelers taking to the roadways. >> if you can avoid being on the road, then don't travel. if you're flying, then try to book the next flight out. >> reporter: thousands of flyers have been forced to rebook. this family, trying to get to north dakota, slept in washington's airport overnight, for an 8:00 a.m. flight. >> we went to get our boarding passes and it was canceled. next one out was 8:00 p.m. we weren't so happy. >> reporter: airport boards are filled with cancellations. delta airlines cancelled 850 flights. continental, 250. and believe it or not, that means that some of those americans stuck at london's heathrow airport because of bad weather there still can't fly home. this classic nor'easter did veer a bit, just grazing wa

i'm sean thomas in central moscow coming up we'll have the latest details on all of those possible riots we'll give you all the details coming up on our team . in the heart of the capital a lot injured even more detained as football fans take their aggression out on to the city streets. also on r t torture poverty and police brutality the u.s. is tainted human rights record clashes with its own promise of. ethnic tensions looms over the first parliamentary elections of the self-proclaimed republic of kosovo the serb minority says this vote is pointless as long as people live divided from each other. the. prime minister vladimir putin puts his singing skills to the test in front of a star studded audience all in the name of charity. live from moscow this is r t how can you say no way with breaking news this hour russian special police forces have detained dozens of football fans who turned a commemoration march into a riot in the very heart of moscow thousands have gathered in the capital and st petersburg. the death of a fan of a football team spartak moscow where both gatherings got vio

malcolm thomas the acrobatic move in the lane.n. >>> derek anderson had one of the great post game meltdowns against the 49ers. now, he has impersoniateors. seen laughing on the sidelines while his cardinals were getting pummeled. we have a few seconds of anderson's rant and then the spoof by orlando to follow. >> i'm serious. i put my heart and soul into this [ bleep ] every single week. >> so what. i can smile. i can have fun. this is a game that i love and you gorgeous tell me that i can't have fun, huh? you know what i'm done. >> classic exit there just like anderson. i'm out of here. >> he will love to see that. >> he is hearing a lot about this. >> thanks very much, larry. that is this edition of abc 7 news at 9:00. stay connected 24/7 on abc7.com. for spencer christian, larry beil, no more justin bieber, i'm dan ashley. thanks for watching. see you again at 11:00 over on channel 7. captioned by closed captioning services, inc.

i'm eric thomas. >> i'm jenelle wang for kristen sze.he forecast today, a little wet but not going to linger all day. >> we'll focus in on live doppler 7 hd. good morning. notice the radar returns are few and far between but it's very damp this morning. that westerly flow continues to inject moisture into the air and it can't hold it all. it's forming as fog. more radar returns offshore so we may get a sprinkle or two in the north bay over the next couple hours but the big story is the slick streets and how the visibilities are much lower than they have been. the reporting stations seem to be okay but when i came across the bay bridge it was pretty tough to see. novato 3 miles, santa rosa 1. half moon bay to half a mile. that reporting station we see the lowest visibility. it's causing problems as far as the commute. here's frances with the details. >> starting with an overturn crash in vallejo. it's going to be blocking the wilson avenue on-ramp for at least the next half hour until about 5:30. apparently five people injured, two critic

we are joined by commissioner president thomas does it go, dr.ssioner james slaughter, commissioner petra dejesus. we are also joined by chief of police george gascoign. also with us are the it assistant chief. this isn't she said of the operation pirro. assistant chief denise schmitt. deputy chief john murphy, enforcement and security at the mta. commander sandra tong of the airport bureau. commander james dudley of the airport operations bureau. commander daniel mahoney, chief of the operations staff. commander daniel lazard, chief of investigations. this is a time when we stop and offer special members of the police department. these are members who have distinguished themselves through their bravery and dangerous situations. it is important to note one of the criteria for the medal of honor this one failed to -- failure to take such action would lead to center. these are actions above and beyond call of duty. at this time, i would like to invite the chief of police, cheif gascon, to come up here and speak. >> thank you, everyone, for being he

[reads names] >> my name is meredith thomas, i am the executive director of the parks council. i want to commend the department for reaching this point. this portion was something they advocated to have improved because not every park will be involved. we have a nearly $2 billion capital deficit. we can't get to every part. the opportunity fund is a chance for folks to step up and say that we have a project in mind and we will make sure it happens, leveraging through storage shed and volunteerism. we believe it helps enhance the park as a whole. i was on the task force that developed the framework, and my past job was that a foundation. i can tell you that you are always going to learn things. you have seven very worthy projects that are going to make positive changes. i am also committed to helping the department improve the process for route to -- round two. if there is ever an opportunity, we are happy to help. i wanted to thank the department for their hard work had for the selection committee for taking it very seriously. we think it will result in some great improvements.

>> they do now, thomas.lthough this is an extension of the bush tax cuts, this is pushed by the obama administration as well as republicans. the real problem with the bill is so much of the tax cuts go to the very wealthy, and very wealthy people don't spend very much of the extra income they get. that's what it means to be wealthy. you have most of what you need. >> when we talk about president obama and also reflecting on his first two years in office, what has he done right with the economy? what has he done wrong? we can't look over the fact that he inherited the economy in shambles, so to speak. but what has he done right? >> there's a will the of controversy about this. i would say that the bailout of wall street was the right thing to do. but he shouldn't put conditions on that bailout. if you want all this money, then, for example, you have to help homeowners who are behind in mortgage payments. you have to make sure small businesses get the money. you have to put a cap on your bonuses that you're pr

kansas city fed president thomas hoenig voted against the decision, saying the continuing policy -- or saying continuing the policy, rather, amid the recovery may destabilize the economy. >>> china says it will raise export duties on rare earth metals next year. the move could lead to further price increases. the ministry of finance made the announcement on tuesday but did not mention specific rates or products. the chinese government said earlier that it would cut rare earth exports by 40% this year to help conserve the environment and resources. it also said that additional reductions are likely next year. raising export duties from the current range of 15% to 25% would further reduce the outflow of china's rare earth elements. >>> china says it will appeal a ruling by the world trade organization over chinese tire exports to the u.s. a report by the wto was released on monday supporting the u.s. decision in september 2009 to impose extra duties on chinese tires to protect its domestic industry. china took the issue to the dispute panel saying the tariffs are in violation of wto rule

thomas redish earns money as a carpenter and larsen is employed by a meadow working firm. working in the eengs they spend 1,500 hours, more than two months all, creating the figures and their video. >> we started, and we thought it wouldn't be like a long time. but when we had to work for a couple hundred hours, and we haven't get so far that we couldn't quit because then all the work would be for nothing. so we had to keep on going. >> and that's how the 8-bit trip video came about. first a separate leggo video is created for each karate move then the am are is made sure it won't blur and the camera is repositioned for the next shot thenal all the frames are put into consequence to create the final video. >> and this is the final product. leggo animation has other advantages, though for other material. >> like clay animation, it's quite you have to -- like melting together and stuff. but the leggo is quite -- it can build whatever you want. and yeah. it's fast. and you get the colors right or so on. >> redish and larsen built a special table to build their animation. it a

thomas allen presents his book at the library of congress in washington d.c. it's 40 minutes. >> i'm not supposed to have to plug the library of congress, but it's inevitable. a few years ago, i got a call from an historian at the cia, whom i'd met when i've been working on george washington book about intelligence and the revolutionary war. and he says comes the library of congress is something that might be interested, call this number. i thought wow, maybe the cia really does have people who, just like in seven days of people reading books all the time. well, it wasn't quite that. what it happened was the library had got a manuscript that had been written by a tory in connecticut during the revolution, who is under house arrest for his tory thought. and he decided he would write his own history of america, particularly the revolution. and his name was constant tiffani. and in the manuscript, he gives a look at why he was a tory, it's kind of folding into some other almonds and the revolution. well, the point about it was a founder break here. it wasn't that