tony clark has the report. >> reporter: to the cheers and applause of hundreds of volunteers here in midland texas and millions around the world, 18 month old jessica mcclure was lifted to the surface friday night. there were bandages on her head and perhaps a brace on her leg. but after more than 50 hours, 22 feet below ground, this baby looked great. >> she was quickly rushed to the hospital to be checked out. but for the past three days and nights, this little doll has surprised and impressed everyone. she has cried, hummed and sung her way into the hearts of the volunteers who have come from all around to help. >> she had no -- whatever she could twist her body some what. her hands were next to her head. both doubled up like this with the right foot next to the right side of her head. and she just, she didn't like the pulling. she told me no once. and she was griping at me, once we got close she just took out and she's out. >> reporter: it was also three days of emotional ups and downs as rescuers appeared to get close and then spent hours inching their way near her. all of that

it is a lobster new year at the valley forge casino resort where tony clark knows the demands of therty of the year. >> it's the number one show of the year. we have to be the best you know. all eyes are on us. we have to make sure every guest is happy. >> going in our third year i think we have everything perfected. we have so many different parties going on whether it's this convention party, the biggest we've ever done. >> reporter: whether mushroom or lobster you have one upped your neighbor on new year's eve. of the most unusual drops in the usa. there you go. >> five four -- >> rich nichols told us because of the slight timing glitch a year ago that kennett square was 15 seconds ahead of everybody else for all of 2014. live in king of prussia, doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >> thanks, doug. >>> septa's accommodating partygoers. there will be all-night subway service on new year's eve. it's one of the number of scheduled changes septa is making for the festivities. >>> if you haven't made your new year's plans, not too late. we have a gallery of events going on around our area. find

>> on behalf of tony clark, he cooperate attend because he is chairing the board meeting and it will not surprise to you hear that one of the major topics at that meeting under discussion is domestic violence and the work the association has been doing this fall to address. >> proceed with your testimony and the time. >> i will attempt to be brief. >> you don't need to be. that time is mine. you have your full five minutes. >> this fall the player's association has been working with major league baseball to examine our current program addressing domestic violence which only covers players in light of recent events. we have been considering how it needs to be modified and folded for the entire baseball family based on accountability and consequences and fairness. in 2011, the major league baseball negotiate and implemented a policy that addresses violent conduct in two ways. it provides for both therapeutic intervention and cases of inappropriate and unlawful conduct. we utilized medical professionals to design therapeutic treatments for players changed with domestic violence-related

i am tony clark from the carter presidential library. i'm really glad you guys are here. i have really been looking forward to this because this book, "houses of civil war america" is really fascinating. anybody i think who likes to travel, one of the things i know but i enjoyed is going to places where people lived that have been so tied to history. i think of going to abraham lincoln's home and i can, you almost walk in and some of the dark wallpaper and assigns of the time, just kind of seems to take you back into the time and you kind of get a sense of the people from the places they have lived. for more than two decades hugh howard has been writing about the past and what is really neat is how he took on architecture. his first book, preservationists progress was a collection of essays and profiles but then when he went right for right he started with frank lloyd wright taking a look at the architectural biography of frank loyd wright and he partnered with roger straus to take the photographs. and what followed was a series of books that are just not only stunning to

>> i'm testifying on behalf of the association's executive director, tony clark. he couldn't attend today because he is right now chairing mlbpa's annual executive board meeting. it will not surprise you to hear that one of the major topics at that meeting that's under discussion today and tomorrow is, in fact, domestic violence and the work the association's been doing this fall to address this. >> please proceed with your testimony. >> i will attempt to be brief. >> you don't need to be. that time is mine. you have your full five minutes. >> this fall, the players association has been working with major league baseball to examine our current program addressing domestic violence, which only covers players in light of recent events. we've been considering how it needs to be modified and perhaps folded into a program for the entire baseball family that's based on accountability, consequences and fairness. back in 2011, the players association and major league baseball negotiated and implemented a policy that addresses off field violent conduct including domestic vi

. >> i'm testifying on behalf of the executive director tony clark.e could attend today because he is chairing mlbpa annual board meeting and it would not surprise you to do one of the major topics at the meeting under discussion today and tomorrow is the fact that domestic violence and the work association has been doing will address. >> please proceed with your testimony. >> i will attempt to be brief. >> you don't need to be. that time is mine. you have your full five minutes. >> this fall the players association is working with mater league baseball to examine our current program addressing domestic violence which only covers players in light of recent events. we have been considering how needs to be modified and perhaps open to program for the entire baseball family based on accountability consequences and fairness. back in 2011 the players association and major league baseball negotiated and implemented a policy that addresses off field violent conduct including domestic violence in two ways. provides for both therapeutic intervention and discip

. >> well, i'm testifying on behalf of the executive director tony clark. he couldn't attend because he is right now chairing the annual executive board meeting and it will not surprise you to hear that one of the major topics under discussion today and tomorrow is in fact domestic violence and the work the association has been doing this fall. >> please proceed with your testimony. and the testimony -- >> i will attempt to be brief. >> you don't need to be. that time is mine. you have your full five minutes. >> this fall the players association has been working with major league baseball to examine our current program addressing domestic violence which covers players in light of recent events. we have ben considering how it needs to be modified for the entire baseball family based on accountability, consequences, and fairness. back in 2011 the players association and major league baseball negotiated and implemented a policy that addresses offfield violent conduct including domestic violence both therapeutic and discipline. with respect to the first, under

tony romo. the flyers, can they pull out the win sfwh that is next. . >>> hey, i'm john clark. the flyers finishing up their road trip tonight in columbus. guess who? former flyers scott hartnel. flyers are down 2-1. deflengts it in. the ref says no goal at first, but you can clearly see the puck crosses right there. we are tied and headed to overtime. but in o.t., columbus is on the rush. flyers lose and they're 1 and 4 on their road trip. but bs h but, hey, they got points in their last three games. >> we could do a lot better. obviously, we're short a couple points, but we're a bet other team than that. >> the eagles have won nine of their last ten games in december. tony romo was not nims e himself. he e he was playing with fracturing in his back and a cracked rib. he only had three days rest for that game. he's got ten days rest this time around. >> tony romo looked kmeetly different against us. he looked a lot healthier in chicago. and ten more days of recovery, i think we're going to get more of the healthy tony romo. >> the phillies met with the orioles today. phillies

clark, some trade talk? >> yeah, could the phillies be ready to trade cole ha mrksz mel srksz? and the eagles getting ready for tony. why they may be a lot better this time against the birds chlts that is next. what's possible today? wi-fi access in more places then ever before. all your favorites in the cloud and on every device. a home you control with the touch of a finger. news and entertainment that informs and delights in ways you never thought possible. comcast nbcuniversal bringing media and technology together for you. >>> hey, i'm john clark. nick foles will not be back this sunday night, but he'll have a second exam on his fractured clavicle next week. >>> the birds, they were dominated by seattle. they only had 139 yards. their fewest at home in 31 years, the fewest in chip kelly's career. over their last 21 games, they haven't lost two in a row. and only the pay trots and broncos can say that. >> if you're going to pack your bags after that, take your ball and go home? i don't think we have a group like that. this team has a good resolve. i expect them to be flying high when they get in there tomorrow