trotter and four others were seriously injured. perhaps one of the most remarkable stories of survival in niagara falls is one of a 7- year-old. he was with his sister and a family friend, they were in aluminum vote. the boat capsized and all three were thrown into the water. rescuers were able to get to the teenage girl just a few feet before she hit the brink. the family friend went over and died. but listen to this, roger with nothing else to protect him but a life jacket managed to go over niagara falls and survive with only a minor head wound. as an adult, he credited jesus with his survival saying it was his miracle that saved him. >>> and that's it for this week's second look. i'm frank somerville. we'll see you again next week. oç'c'cz<;<;<>xxó1?1?÷x÷x÷x÷x÷x (train horn honking) - prague, czech-republic is a must-stop for travelers the world over. we went by overnight train. the whole crew crammed into one small cabin. yeah, it was tight, but it was cheap, and i'm paying, so there you go. this train may not have been the be

>> after witnesses discussed the evidence detective trotter approached him privately. he said, i just want you to know that the way they investigated this case 20 years ago, we're not like that anymore. i said, somebody should reinvestigate this case. i think it can be solved now. technology has improved. that's how we left it. >> in fact, trotter had been assigned by the sheriff's office to review cold cases. >> we had well over 100 unsolved cases at this time. as i went through it, the docket, i realized that they had a vaginal swab. that was taken from miss eastburn during the autopsy. it had never been sent out for testing. when the murder happened, dna was in its infancy. so the obvious thing to do was send it off for testing. >> for over two decades gary eastburn had lived without closure of the devastating murder of his wife and two daughters. >> we've done a great injustice for this man. had how he stood up, or withstood, i don't know. you just want to do something for him. you want to make sure you get this solved. >> in may 2006 the state crime lab contacted

trotter hated booker t. much washington so much until he would follow washington around, wherever washington was going to wher speak, trotter would find where and that was going to be and make sit arrangements so he could sit right in the front. and everything went fine. the singing and other kinds of things, until they introduced booker t. washington, and the minute they introduced washington, he got up and got ready to speak, trotter got up and start shouting him down. i mean he had -- washington had great opposition from significant people of african descent. although he and w.b. dubois never had a public argument. this is a misnomer, this is a s fallacy.have all you have all this stuff going on. people writing stuff about all th dubois and washington at each other's throats, et cetera and all that. dubois only made two public statements about booker t. washington. one was a chapter in "the souls of black folk," that you will be reading in the next few weeks. a very balanced critique of mr. washington. an

trotter hated booker t. washington so much until he would follow washington around wherever washington was going to speak, trotter would find where that was going to be and make arrangements so he could sit right in the front. and everything went fine. the singing and other kinds of things, until they introduced booker t. washington, and the minute they introduced washington, he got up and got ready to speak, trotted got up and start shouting him down. i mean he had -- washington had great opposition from significant people of african descent. although he and w.b. dubois never had a one lick argument. this is a misnomer, this is a fallacy. you have all this stuff going on. people writing stuff about dubois and washington at each other's throats, et cetera and all that. dubois only made two public statements about booker t. washington. one was a chapter in "the souls of black folk," a very balanced critique of mr. washington. and the second one was after washington died, w.e.b. dubois wrote a eulogy for booke

marcus trotter jumped on top of his back and brought him down.he defense, tonight, they've done everything right. no points allowed. only 240 yards in total offense. three sacks, as well. >> charles: at the end of the season last year, michigan state wore them down in the second half. watching that game, we had a couple shots of ohio state players, bent over. hands on knees. not tonight. they've been a physical force right from the beginning. >> gus: the handoff to dunn. and the bigger question surrounding ohio state and the quarterback position. braxton miller, injured. shoulder. couldn't play this season. j.t. barrett comes in. has an incredible year. breaks his ankle against michigan. now, cardale jones comes in. and looks like johnny unitas off the bench. there were rumors that braxton miller could be headed to oregon. he has graduated and has an additional year. and marcus mariota, they say he will be headed to the nfl. >> charles: nobody will confirm anything like that because oregon can't be accused of tampering if it's there. >> gus: they

marcus trotter jumped on top of his back and brought him down.he defense, tonight, they've done everything right. no points allowed. only 240 yards in total offense. three sacks, as well. >> charles: at the end of the season last year, michigan state wore them down in the second half. watching that game, we had a couple shots of ohio state players, bent over. hands on knees. not tonight. they've been a physical force right from the beginning. >> gus: the handoff to dunn. and the bigger question surrounding ohio state and the quarterback position. braxton miller, injured. shoulder. couldn't play this season. j.t. barrett comes in. has an incredible year. breaks his ankle against michigan. now, cardale jones comes in. and looks like johnny unitas off the bench. there were rumors that braxton miller could be headed to oregon. he has graduated and has an additional year. and marcus mariota, they say he will be headed to the nfl. >> charles: nobody will confirm anything like that because oregon can't be accused of tampering if it's there. >> gus: they

. >>> former eagles linebacker jeremiah trotter will be helping the price rite of camden with a toy giveawayrting at 4:00 this afternoon. the first 500 customers will get a free toy and maybe a free autograph, right? >> mm-hmm, i bet. >>> you're watching nbc 10 news. "nbc 10 news today" at 6:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> someone comes up and just murders you. i mean, yeah, that's enough to make you angry. >> philadelphia's top cop is speaking out on the murder of two new york police officers and shares with us what he's telling his officers to do. >>> vigils have been held for the victims and money raised for the sole survivor of a montgomery county killing spree, but what about the rest of the community? emotional turmoil hits lansdale. now police are reaching out to help them heal. >>> and get ready for a wet day. we're tracking rain from now all the way through christmas eve. timing is critical. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm rosemary connors. it sounds like we're going to need those umbrellas over the next few days. let's check in with first ale

former eagles star jeremiah trotter was there to play the role of santa's little helper. maybe santa's big little helper. >> those are cute little pictures there. >>> you're watching nbc 10 news at 5:00 a cl5:00 a.m. starts ri. >>> heading out for the holidays, the busy christmas travel season kicks off today. you can count on nbc 10 to help you get where you're going. >>> it will be a messy journey for many of you. first alert radar showing some showers move across the area this morning and heavier rain in store for christmas eve. rudolph will need his windshield wipers tomorrow night. >>> good morning, welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm chris cato. >> we'i'm tracy davidson. michelle? >> bad, bad timing. we're going to see scattered showers today, not too bad today but tomorrow we're expecting the heavy rain. such a busy day tomorrow. we're going to time all that out for you. tomorrow gloomy skies and gray skies from our adventure aquarium camera. looking at light rain and drizzle falling across the area, especially north and west of the city. that trend will continue ove

jeremiah trotter teamed up with santa claus for an early delivery at the price right market.ple in line got to pick out a toy of their choice. kids were eagler to tell santa claus their last minute lists and snap a picture with one of their favorite players. >> christmas week accuweather forecast, melissa magee. >> and jim we are tracking some light rain right now. a heavier batch moves into as we get into christmas eve. storm tracker 6 live double scan radar you can see the light rain showers scattered about the delaware and lehigh valleys. we'll go in tighter to a pocket north and west of town. so, some light rain showers for jenkintown, norristown, green lane along route 100 even pressing into berks county in reading. keep that in mind if you're out early this evening. another pocket across south jersey from seaside heights down to surf city on westward to medford lakes down into mays landing. a bit of a travel concern for you on this monday evening. now down across areas in delaware along route 1 from smyrna southward into dover and milford. we have light precipitation on

happening today, former philadelphia eagles linebacker jeremiah trotter will be in camden today helping price rite with a toy giveaway. the first 500 customers will get a free toy. >>> and this weekend, thousands of families got to see why philadelphia is the city of brotherly love. groups from across the city organized operation brotherly love at the wells fargo center yesterday. 5,000 families in need got to enjoy carnival games and every child got a new winter coat and a personalized gift for christmas. >>> and kids got to experience hanukkah wonderland at the hamilton mall in atlantic county yesterday. chabad and the jersey shore children's museum organized the event, which included face painting, crafts and the lighting of the menorah. the eight days of hanukkah will end on wednesday. >>> you're watching nbc 10 news. "nbc 10 news today" at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> this is a time for thoughtful discussion. and i don't want to lose that. >> time for talk. philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey responds to the deadly shooting of the two new york city police officers an

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. >> it's a blunt message for iraqi dissention accused of being corrupt globe trotters. >> lying politicians robbing our loved ones. the people chanting would like to be protesting in baghdad's tahrir square but the government has banned those demonstrations. protests are allowed only here near el curbla square. cushla square. after renovating the historic clock tower two years ago the iraqi square is open to the public. that square goes back to the very beginnings of iraq's history as a country. it was abandoned for years but now it's come back to life. here within the safety of the old walls you'll find politicians, poets dreamers, all of them daring to imagine a different iraq. here at least for now there's the freedom to say what you want dress what you wants and do what you want. during the week yassir and his friends hold down jobs while trying to finish high school. >> this is the only place for you to breathe. some listen to poetry, some to read books but this friday we changed our routine. >> reporter: this friday he has puts a cigarette pack on astick in a pair owe did parody ever

. >> it is a blunt message to globe trotters. lying politicians robbing our loved ones. one day in aman, the next in tehran about the people chanting would like to be protesting in baghdad answer tahrir square. but the government has banned those demonstrations. protests are plowed only here nearal cushla square. after renovating the historic clock tower two years ago iraqi authorities opened the area tot public. are this square goes back to the very beginnings of iraq's history as a country. it was abandoned for years but now it's come back to life. here in the safety of these old walls you can find politicians protestors dreamers. for now there's the freedom to dress what you want and do what you want. during the week, yassir and his friends hold down jobs while trying to finish high school. >> this is the only place for us to breathe. some people come to listen to poetry, some to read books but this friday we changed our routine pfn. >> thisroutine. >> we don't have money for a camera he says. across the square, amateur poetry is a spectator sport. gray hair, recites

dana a red and former philadelphia eagles jeremiah trotter will be there as well. >>> almost a dozenple rush to the hospital, have after they were struck by lightening, what one person saw when a flash of lightening hit. >>> is the holiday forecast anything to rejoyce about? we will find out when we bring you the all the waste through the the whole week in the seven day >>> we're back live, with a look down at the stadiums. how are we feeling about that stadium right now. >> that is the wells fargo center, okay, both sixers and flyers won. i don't know if they showed the link, not so much. >> well, we will keep the link out of that shot right now. >>> a terrifying scene following a football game in florida. >> as we stayed with the stadium theme. a dozen people were struck by lightening following the bucks/packers game in tam pennsylvania witnesses said they heard a boom and then they he saw smoke over their cars. >> it was a flash bag, that fast, you know what i mean. it just took you tour knees. you looked around to see who got hit. you know it was close. >> wow. >> at least one pe

a look for the headlines here's liz trotter. >> reporter: the enemies of christmas and christianity itselfis time of year. somehow in the land of the free, we've buckled under the weight of a very public campaign to erase any semblance of religious faith. the uneasy call it political correctness, realists know it's the line with censorship. we can wonder about what happened to merry christmas or a nativity scene in the town's square and yet it is pale in justice next to the ruthless attacks on christianity and its symbols associated with the life of jesus christ. the invasion of isis, the so-called islamic state in northern syria in iraq is still under way. the american bombing seems ineffective and general charge of the advisory mission say it will take at least three years until the iraqi army can defend it. as we wait isis binges on destruction. the tomb of jonah, cruseder castles, churches, convents and traces of st. thomas the apostle who it is believed brought christianity to these lands. isis is financed by black market oil sales, kidnappings and in large part by the looting and exp

the globe trotters the generals go up by a point and then the globe trotters are supposed to score anut the room is completely silent. the generals run back to their locker room. they don't have champagne so they shoot orange soda on his head. >> is it safe to say that's the greatest upset in sports history ever? >> probably. >> one of the things about this issue and sadly it's something that i think, just my opinion that newspapers in particular are too far away if. people love to read about people. you devour the issue. >> that's what readers all make a connection to. individual stories and particular moments in people's lives. another person that really stands out to me is a pianist in the concentration camp during world war ii and she played it in the concentration camp and she described it as her food. >> documentary. >> years and years later she would practice for hours a day. and she would practice for hours a day. >> she protected her son all through that and he became a renowned cellist in his own right. >> what's the inspiration behind the cover? >> we also lost the great de

hated him so much until he fould follow washington around, wherever washington was going to speak, trotterwould find where they were going to be and make arrangements so he could sit right in the front and everything went fine. singing and other kinds of nings until they introduced booker t. washington. the minute they introduced washington and got ready to speak, they started shouting them down. i mean, washington had great opposition from significant people of african descent. although he and dubois never had a public argument. this was a misnomer, a fallacy. people writing stuff about dubois and washington at each other's throats. one was the chapter you'll be reading in the next few weeks, that's a very balanced critique of washington. and then the second was after washington died dubois wrote a jewel ji and published it in major newspaper. that was the only two public statements that dubois ever made about booker t. washington and washington only mentioned dubois a couple times. once he mentioned him up from slavery where he's in boston and says there's a young man with an interesting

then when i moved there, charlie trotter had his restaurant and there were a number of other really really is now, and so it seemed like it made good sense. rick bayless was there already and a number of oar people doing great work. >> you went to culinary school here in new york so i'm just curious, when you were making that transition were you a little nervous? even though the evolution was happening, were you thinking, gosh, i'm leaving a city that's known for some good food. >> on a certain level, yes. on another level i thought the dining scene and restaurant scene in new york is so hypercompetitive that moving to chicago, which i shouldn't really undersell it the dining scene in chicago is very very competitive too but not maybe in the same way so i thought there might be some good opportunities for me there and that's what we did. >> when you took over in 2009 and you immediately put your stamp on it what was your goal there? >> what i wanted to do was i thought that we had a really really beautifully designed restaurant that my business partner had put together. lovely lovely room

great conversation involved in the discussion in madison and jefferson and john adams as part of a trotter -- broader debate between accolades of, spain, who advocated a national rights view of the constitution, and those more sympathetic to edmund burke , and favorite evolution and contrary and tradition. author of a us the fascinating and important new book. the conscience of the constitution, the declaration of independence and the right to liberty. the tradition of thomas payne that we heard about in the last was the core of jefferson's conversation and in his view, it should be the core thehe constitution and judges today should construe the constitution in light of the declarations resumption of liberty and should strike down laws that arbitrarily interfere with people's freedom, as long as the freedom does not harm others. he criticizes the court for being too deferential and in particular, he criticizes the tradition of traditional restraint, recognized by the supreme court and justices on the left, and justices on the right, and represented in the pfizer roosevelt at the universit

this is the harlem glebe trotters with some goats, a alpaca and llama. >> in the past we have told youe time it was my birthday, my wife would buy me a cow that would be donated to people in another country. they've got a similar program, in fact, we've been keeping one of the cows here in the studio -- they've got a program where you can actually donate an alpaca and goats and fresh water. it's a wonderful program. >> it's a great program. on this giving tuesday, it's great way to share -- >> i could see how a cow could help. how about an alpaca? >> for the wool. >> it gives it up willingly. >> the alpaca is now offended. >> i want to make sure we weren't having alpaca for lunch. >> no. >> he's going to alpaca punch you. >> all right. we mentioned this a moment ago. the cost of amnesty, president obama now saying he is willing to shut down the federal government if republicans won't pass funding for his immigration policy. doug luzader has a calculator in washington, d.c., figuring out how much all that is going to cost. >> reporter: good morning. i need my green gadget this morning.

. >> harlem globe trotters.old friends. >> wow! >> milt came it was the first time he hfr worked with haley. >> of course the iconic theme song. do you know the words to the theme song? >> some of them. >> hold on a second. jackie we've got -- maybe we could sing this together. >> you sing the lead. we'll back you up. >> we've got some words here. >> right after you, al. get going. >> all right. >> well okay. all right. three, two -- ♪ love exciting and new come aboard we're expecting you ♪ ♪ love life's sweetest reward let it flow it flows back to you ♪ everybody ♪ the love boat soon it will be making another run ♪ just the guys ♪ the love boat promises something for everyone ♪ just the girls ♪ set a course for adventure ♪ give us the low part ♪ and love will -- ♪ that's all right. fantastic! all right. that's what's going on aroun >>> good morning. i am meteorologist bill henley. a cloudy colder start this morning. clouds to start with some breaks of sunshine this afternoon. but temperatures stay in the 30s la