, both ellen wilson and edith wilson.it is important when you are considering figures in history to remember that they had childhoods and experiences that led them to the places that they were. >> so what are we looking at here? >> this is a painting painted by ellen wilson who was a painter of considerable talent. even as a young girl she knew that she was a good painter and enjoyed it. it is interesting that when president wilson proposed marriage to her she said yes, but i'd like to go to the art students league in new york, which is where she went to school for a year before they were wed. it is interesting that president wilson at that point in his life accepted that and married this woman who was independent and really laid the groundwork for and understand during of the role of women in society. his last wishes included the wish that this painting hang over his casket before he was laid to rest at the national cemetery. >> we are about a mile from the white house. we will show you some more a little bit later. >> t

wilson comes in. she, and handful of doctors, engaged in which i consider the greatest white house conspiracy in history. because three or four people decided they would never tell anybody the president had suffered a stroke. and so for the last year and a half of the wilson administration, for all intents and purposes, edith became the first female president of the united states. [laughter] yes, yes. [laughter] bring it on. she was making no decisions on her own, she insisted. she said she was merely a steward but nobody saw the president of the thousand of people who want to see him, nobody saw him. the handful only of that without passing through miss wilson. all the documents and things that required signatures, commissions, whatever memorandum. nothing appeared before the president of the united states' eyes until mrs. wilson decided what and when the president would act upon it. so she became a pretty supportive wife. >> i guess so. if i can underscore something scott said which i said earlier b

wilson." >> thank you for that great introduction and welcome to this great book fair now in its 30th year. let's hear it for at wardrobe and mitchell caplan. [applause] doris kearns goodwin and scott heard it's wonderful to have you here and welcome to miami. this is our premier annual cultural events so it's great to have you here. you both have written books about presidents who are part of the progressive era. really, it was really started by eva roosevelt. of course he was affectionately known as teddy so doris kearns goodwin how did he start the progressive era and what propelled him to act? and what were his successes that are still with us today? >> i may indeed call him teddy even though he didn't like to be called teddy that but i think he has lost that data with history so teddy roosevelt came into power at a time when really the aspects of the industrial age had not been dealt with since the civil war. there was no real worker's compensation. women and children were exploited in t

wilson was one of them. i say now at the end of the century, whether you like him or not, you have to know about him. tavis: the new book from the pulitzer prize-winning author is called "wilson." of the inanniversary agar ration of woodrow wilson. it is good to have you on the -- inauguration of woodrow wilson. it is good to have you on the program. as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with the wonderful angela lans bury an honoraryived oscar. we will see you then. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. pbs. >>> next on kqed newsroom, the latest plan for two massive tunnels to take water from the delta makes waves up and down the state. >>> as he's named top archbishop, a state of the catholic church. >>> another school shooting this week. can hackathon reduce gun violence? >> we're trying to get products that affect things such as

wilson comes in.she and a handful of doctors engaged in what i consider the greatest white house conspiracy in history because three or four people decided they would never tell anybody the president had suffered a stroke. and so for the last year and a half of the wilson administration, for all intensive purposes, edith bolen golfs wilson became the first female president of the united states. [laughter] yes, yes, bring it on. she was making no decisions on her own chances but she said she was merely a steward, but nobody saw the president of the thousands of people who wanted to see him. nobody saw him. it a handful if that without passing through mrs. wilson all the documents and the things that required signatures, commissions memorandums. nothing appeared before the president of the united states eyes until mrs. wilson decided what and when the president would act upon it. so she became a pretty supportive wife. >> i guess so. if i could just underscore something that scott said which i said earl

and wilson was intransigent. i think for a couple of reasons, one of which he was a stubborn guy as a rule. when he was over in paris, and he was there for six months, the president of the united states left the country for six months to negotiate in treaty. during that time, especially toward the end month five and six saying agree, i have a country to get home too. he began to make some comprises. one or two big ones in the end. he came back, and i think when he found this senate that was going to be completely unwilling to accept the treaty with its league, that is the moment, i think, the curtain came down for wilson and he said i'm not giving away another thing. and indeed this congressional battle went on for weeks which is what prompted his tour of the country. even after his stroke, after he had come home. the battle went on in the senate. and wilson even though comprises were presented would not buy them. at the very end his rival in the senate, the dean of the republican party and the head of the foreig

. >> wilson. >> kendra wilson is now louisville metro's is now the newest member. >> do you have any like who. >> james mallory. >> wilson is charged with the attempted murder of mallory. >> mallory if i had a gun right now, i would kill him. it is because you are saying i tried to and i really didn't. let me be hurt for something i did do. don't lock me of up for something i didn't do. >> the alleged attack on mallory happened just hours after her son was killed. >> me finding him was just the worst that could ever happen to somebody. and then now this. >> wilson also denies even knowing john jones much less ordering a hit on his behalf. >> i don't know him at all. i don't know nothing about him. >> wilson, come on, come with me, yeah. wilson, i'm going to direct her out and take her up to a single cell on j 2 dew to the profile of the case and safety issues. initially when you come in on high profile cases you go to a single cell for safety issues and until the administration can decide where they will house you. it may be forever, it could be just for a couple days. okay. you are

russell wilson and colin capper kaepernick going head-to-head. things should open up with crabtree back in the line up. wilson playing at an mvp level leading seattle to an 11 and 1 record. a passer rating over 100. lots to love, right coach? >> skills and arm talent and mobility and great field a awareness. . >> pretty high praise from jim harbaugh. thursday night football not what you expect. that is one of the uglier -- watch his break tackle. 14 carries. that is set up two plays later. a 21-yard touchdown jags hang on. 11 straight losss for texans. >> now if you thought today was good, expect tomorrow to be even better, because you don't have to come in tomorrow. [ cheering and applause ] winston will not face charges. he was facing sexual assault charges. we will not go into detail, but winston probably locked up the heisman trophy. brian wilson not returning to the giants. it is always about money. they are going back to l.a. a one-year, $10 million deal. he had a .66 e.r.a. great for brian wilson. 10million to go to l.a. >>> a magnitude 3.

scott wilson of "the washington post"? much.s, thank you very there's only one thing that i can say about what's been said this morning. it's nonsense. man was to if this he for office tomorrow, would be elected. saying on tv is today is very, very negative. how you got your job is beyond me. marie, let's not attack our guest here. everything he can, everything to -- to get the health care through. not the head of the you can smileyes, there. it's really funny. but our president is the best and we have had obstructionists and everything he's done in the middle east e's trying to bring peace and that's more than i can say for a lot of the republicans. war.uld have been at >> scott wilson, marie says that the president were to run today, today, he an election could win. do you think that's possible? >> i think it's possible. runs ends on who he against, obviously. he's a good campaigner. he's still popular. i think marie is sort of rystallizing a lot of the frustration out there. hat if you are dealing with an obstructionist

certainly woodrow wilson did.d great, great fights with two or three of the closest people in his life over the years, going back to his professorial days at princeton. he had a very close friend who succeeded him as president at princeton they had a rift. so it was with colonel house, with joseph tummilty his leading guy in the white house. it was inevitable with wilson. >> dickerson: you try to get at the mystery of the relationship when bush and cheney what's discussed. >> the upshot that we of course over simplify this relationship. it's complicated. not as ''as "saturday night live" cartoon figure although that's a -- cheney had power it was because bush authorized him to, enabled him, wanted him to, leaned on him in the beginning but that changed drastically over time. much more than most of us realize. over the eight years moving further apart on policy, foreign policy, domestic policy, economic policy, by the end they are really on opposite sides to almost every major decision coming before them. until fin

former ambassador was introduced by jane harman, president of the woodrow wilson center. >> good morning. good morning too many good friends in the audience. i see ambassador, my different. i see caroline and others. i'm jane harman, president and ceo of the wilson center and delighted to welcome you to this just before the christmas holiday, important event. the wilson center knows a lot about brazil, and so does our keynote speaker and good friend, ambassador tom shannon. our brazil institute is the premier place in washington for dialogue on u.s. brazil policy. we were first to honor dilma rousseff and sponsored the brazil economic conference. we regularly hosted brazilian government and legislative in our interest a platform to air the good, the bad and the ugly in our relationship.

but wilson had a stroke just after the war ended. in fact, he had a series that disable him to make it impossible to campaign actively for the of the conditions that was the most important part of the peace treaty and he had very little to do with the election of 1920 for someone to replace him. kim was assumed no democrat could win by then he had become very difficult he was not empowered to do anything the democrats were sure to lose a and day nominated the innocuous politician for president in 1920 they wanted to find somebody who was better known on the ticket so they dominated franklin roosevelt who was only 38 years old as vice president because he had the magic name so they became candidates gave roosevelt the opportunity to travel he had to resign but he traveled around the country and became well known as a feisty speaker and it was thought he would have a tremendous political future and unfortunately they lost. that is where my book had to end because that was the end of "young mr. roosevelt." no locker young where in polit

seahawks get another touchdown wilson to wilson. before the half this 8-yard pass from cap to davis. the 9ers get the lead going into the half. no scoring in the 3rd. 4th quarter. the seahawks get another fieldgoal. seattle takes the lead 17-16. 9ers need a big play and get it from frank gore. 51 yards setting up the fieldgoal from dawson again. all of this very much to coach harbaugh. >> there was little talk, little motivational talk. they didn't need to hear anything about how to play. >> i loved it. i loved it. >> greatest game. >> love you mom. bucket list. >> reporter: it's the next to last regular season game at the stick. it didn't disappoint the fans. next they will take on the buccaneers. scott rates, kron4news. >> we will have more in sports. >>> it was cold at the stick. >> reporter: we inspector were cold in the 40s. mid-to upper 20s in napa. temperatures are below freezing for pleasanton and san jose. the coldest temperatures will be in the upper teens. tomorrow night another cold night into tuesday morning. upper teen

andrew wilson. he stays with us.coming up, how these artists are turning technology to boost live performances. keep it right here. we are "on the move." ♪ >> i am francine lacqua. " on is "on the move, bloomberg.com. andrew wilson is the ceo of asset management. thank you for sticking around. we talked about the macro environment as we go into 2014. we talked about the you as a europe -- the u.s. and europe and u.k. they tell you about how markets are reacting? >> we are fortunate. we have seen inflows into certain bonds. from bloomberg is talking about the strategic and, font. that category has seen significant inflows. around $100 billion across was up inflows into bonds. it has flowed into bond funds. that number was higher in the middle of the year. tapering, it comes from emerging markets. big inflows into the equity bonds. the inflows, the other extreme dynamic is we have seen outflows from emergent markets. we are seeing inflows into emerging markets equities. not as large, but the mining going into equities.

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the signing of this act by president woodrow wilson wilson was the culmination of decades of discussion and debate on myriad proposals from banking and currency reform. upon enactment our nation began the process of organizing and opening the board in the reserve banks across the country. on november 16, 1914 the federal reserve system began full-fledged operations. i want to specifically welcome our ward chairman both current and past, current and former board members and reserve tank presidents and distinguished members of our centennial of eyes or a council i welcome as well the board and reserve bank employees watching the ceremony throughout the federal reserve system today. with approximately 80 of us assembled in the boardroom this is the largest single gathering of current and former federal reserve senior officials in a history. we will begin our centennial commemoration by providing each of our chairman opportunity to share with us their thoughts and reflections on the history and perhaps also some noteworthy moments from the terms as chairman as the board of governors. first

president wilson gave this pen to carter glass.commemorating the 100th anniversary of the signing of the federal reserve act, we are grateful to the woodrow wilson library in stanton, virginia, for lending the pen that was used for this momentous occasion and to be on display at today's centennial ceremony. >> the signing of the federal reserve act established the federal reserve as our nation's first true central bank, holding a large share of the nation's banking reserves and power to act as lender of last resort. the act established the federal reserve board in washington guided by seven board members, it also provided for up to 12 reserve banks, and there was a 20-year sunset provision on those banks to represent the regional economic interests and to coordinate oil with the board. the federal reserve bank organization committee was formed this january 1914 at select reserve bank locations, it was composed of the secretary of the treasury, john skelton williams, secretary of agriculture, david houston. on april 2, 1914, after r

russell wilson, it's wilson to wilson. luke wilson scoring.epernick to vernon davis. 9ers led. 4th quarter fieldgoal. get it from the line, gore made a move. it is a 51-yarder for frank gore. dawson has his 4th fieldgoal of the game. san francisco beets beats seattle at home. the 9 and 4 9ers led the nfc  best by 2 games. the rams were roughed up in arizona. clemens back 23 yards. they are 8 and 5 and have to face san francisco in 3 weeks. to say the raiders don't travel well would be an under statement. the 13th straight game played in the eastern time zone. matt is the guy who played in the metlife stadium. 3 3 defenders, 2 receivers, 1 touchdown. new york led 20-3. it is marcel. 20-10 in the 3rd. rod streeter and the 48-yard play. jets reach their highest point total since week one of last year. 15 yards. raiders try to strip the ball. jets win 47-27. oakland is 4 and 9 and home to host the chiefs sunday. week 14 is a day of new records, bad weather and finishes. the broncos coach returned to work. 14 degrees when the kicker has a fieldgo

woodrow wilson, after he was elected, wilson had jesus of very small strokes when he was president. you want to see a urologist here in philadelphia. this man was the most distinguished neurologist in the country at the time, 1912, and he told doctor grayson it was wilson's white house physician, admiral grayson, that he didn't think wilson would live out his term. he had some kind of terrible stroke but, of course, wilson made it through almost seven years of the presidency before he had a terrible stroke. all sorts of people said cheney would never get through eight years because of his heart condition. so i would be reluctant to predict anything about anyone's health, -- about kennedy's health. >> here's a great question with a constitutional test. with the current environment of their partisan politics, what past presidents would be most successful and with adjectives do they need a cerebral doesn't seem to work. [laughter] >> well, i think it would have been a hell of a lot more difficult for people like fdr, theodore roosevelt in this current media environment, because it's 24

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scott berg recounts the life and career of woodrow wilson in "wilson." in "hitler's furies: german women in the nazi killing fields," wendy lower, history professor, recalls the roles german women played in the holocaust. neil irwin, economics editor of the washington post wonk blog, reports the leaders of three central

. >> robert weiner followed by pete wilson and john billow. >> herbert weiner, resident of richmond. i thought the viking invasion was bad. in sea crest there's a prohibition on busses that are too big. that prohibition is in effect already, why doesn't it apply to neighborhoods throughout the city? this should be a protocol. the other thing is if busses want to tour the neighborhoods, why can't they have small scale busses doing this? i mean, what's wrong with the small bus? and i think that basically what the tour busses do, they are in there and they are out of there and they get a bird's eye view and the neighborhood is virtually in a fish bowl and people are on display and what i really don't like is you buy a house in these residential areas and then you have a high noise level, you are virtually trapped with the tour bus it's the same load, if you don't like it, move. and i don't think that's fair. so this dilemma applies to apartment house dwellers as well. i think there has to be a restriction on the busses, i don't think they should have free swing of the neighborhood and i

quarterbacks colin kaepernick and russell wilson, how big is wilson in seattle? his teammate michael bennett dropped his name in public! >> hey, russ, man, i went and called his place after the game and made a reservation and they said, man, 45 hour and a half waiting. so i said, man, it's actually for -- this is russell wilson calling. i want to make a reservation. is there any way, you know, if we could get, you know, seating and get a vip or anything like that or whatever? he gets to the restaurant and it's all roped off and got sparkling water and everything set for him and she gets there and she's like, sir, your name? he says the reservation is russell wilson and she looks at him and goes like you're not russell wilson and she got all mad. >> that's great. >>> deer valley high school product taiwan jones returns to the raiders backfield from special teams and defensive back. raiders a little thin there. darren mcfadden and stewart are hurt. jennings has been battling concussion so jones is the next man up. >> back home, man, back home where he should have n

first up in the 49ers things to be concerned about is russell wilson.sell wilson played a perfect game in monday night's game. 3 touchdowns. over 300 yards and not independent cepted. 49ers lost two -- intercepted. 49ers lost two to the seahawks. a win on sunday would give san francisco a different outlook. and justin smith knows it starts with the quarterback. >> all the different things he brings to the table, throws the ball with accuracy. extends plays. moves the pocket. you see it all the time. he is running backwards. 20 yards. you know, he is quicker than d- lineman, i guess. i am one of them. >> day for the warriors to bask in the crazy come back last night. what better place for the coach than st. anthony foundation in san francisco. warriors girls and other volunteers preparing 2500 gift bags. he has to be buzzing about the way they over came the deaf have it last night against -- deficit last night against toronto. warriors outscored the raptors 42-15 in the quarter. making the coach proud. >> tremendous will, determination and no quit spirit

dennis wilson created the popular yoga gear line in 1998, but he fights a lot of criticism. when facing complaints that lumulemon's black stretchy material was just too sheer, wilson said that some women's bodies just don't actually fit the skin-tight clothing. wilson plans to vacate the chairman post next year, but he is going to retain a board seat. >>> the top job at general motors going to a woman. the company promoted its product development chief, 51- year-old, mary mara to ceo. mara began her career as an intern. she's the first woman to lead an automaker. less than a day after the u.s. treasury sold its remaining shares and got out of the auto business. >> today's bad weather didn't prevent members from spreading holiday cheer. several visited young people fighting illnesses at georgetown university hospital. today, celebration was part of the national's week of giving, which runs through saturday. kids with cancer and other illnesses built a gingerbread baseball stadium and made ornaments and took pictures of the players. >> speaking of ergingbread houses, the white

another field goal from niners and the hawks quarterback russell wilson connects with luke wilson. 14 seahawks. 49ers then again a nine-play, 72-yard run. 16-14 niners at the half. fourth quarter, field goal puts seattle up 15-16. niners rely on the legs of frank gore. 51-yard gain into hawks territory. scored. and sets up the fourth field goal of the day. 22 yards, 19-1749ers. leaves enough time for wilson to throw one more desperation hail mary, and eric wright takes care of that. niners win, ending the seahawks seven-game win streak. >> tough to -- told them to -- 17 points, is really a great accomplishment. a greet team accomplishment also. i thought everybody played well. special teams, defense, and offense, great team win. >> you think we have cold weather? check out philly, a blizzard. cooperate see the lines much less the football. things cleared up late in the game, and mccoy took over. this is an offense advantage kind of die. 217 yards for mccoy. 57 on this touchdown run. eagles beat the lions 34-20 and take over first place in the nfc east as the cowboys play on monday nig

hawks' quarterback russell wilson connects with luke wilson, no relation. 39 yards and 14-9 seahawks. and seattle is up one. niners go to frank gore and a great cut back. 51-yard gain and he had 110 yards and 17 carries and that sets up phil dawson, fourth field goal of the day and 22 yards and you can count it. only points scored in the second half. enough time for one last hay mary from russell wilson and it is picked off. niners win it 19-17. a must win and improving to 9-4 and ending the seahawks' seven seven-game win streak. >> tough to contain. 17 points is a great accomplishment. it was a great team accomplishment. i thought everyone played well. special teams, defense and offense, great team win. >> the offense plays together. it takes all of the play makers to do something in this game. that get to that nextke are level. >> raiders in new york to face the jets. rookie quarterback geno smith, last td past october 27th. 25 yeerdz here to jeremy curly. third quarter and down 17. threads the needle. he threw for 245 yards and two td's and a pick and raiders down 10. they couldn't

he was very disappointed, when wilson was reelected. he had come to hate wilson. they were repudiated in 1920 and harding becomes president on new year's eve -- christmas eve of 1920. taft is in., ohio and he goes to see the harding's. arding says, would you like to be on the supreme court? says i can only be chief justice. harding says we can work it out. chief justice edward douglas white dies and taft said he would make way for a public in any way. white did the honorable thing and expired at the right time and taft is appointed chief in 1921.bout july 1 >> and served for how long rest of our >> until his within early 1930. givingas responsible for the supreme court its own home. until that time it met in the capital building. how to get that done. he never lived to see the court work in the supreme court building that he is the one that really got that underway and give the court its own place in washington, d.c.. like being first lady more than william taft liked being president? what was her lifelike -- life like after he became chief justice rustem or >> ve

russell wilson connects with another wilson. 72 yard drive. ends with colin kaepernick finding vernon davis who makes a great catch. 16-14, niners, at the half. the fourth. a field goal puts seattle up, 17-16. niners give it to the workhorse, frank gore. great cutback. 51 yard game. that sets up phil dawson's fourth field goal. 22 yards. the niners' only points in the second half. 19-17 game. leaving enough time for wilson to throw one more desperation hail mary. eric wright made sure that prayer was not answered. niners win it, 19-17. ending the seahawks' seven-game win streak. >> hold them to 17 points is really a great accomplishment. i think it was a great team accomplishment also. i thought everybody played well. special teams, defense and offense. great team win. >> the o offense, we played together. you know, it took all the play makers to do something in this game. that's what it going to take for us to, you know, get to that next level. >> all right. stick around. we'll have another edition of vernon's view tonight at 11:00 p.m. when

hawks' quarterback russell wilson connects with luke wilson, no relation. 39 yards and 14-9 seahawks. nick's only -- kaepernick's only td of the day. fourth quarter and seattle is up one. niners go to frank gore and a great cut back. 51-yard gain and he had 110 yards and 17 carries and that sets up phil dawson, fourth field goal of the day and 22 yards and you can count it. only points scored in the second half. enough time for one last hay mary from russell wilson and it is picked off. niners win it 19-17. a must win and improving to 9-4 and ending the seahawks' seven seven-game win streak. >> tough to contain. 17 points is a great accomplishment. it was a great team accomplishment. i thought everyone played well. special teams, defense and offense, great team win. >> the offense plays together. it takes all of the play makers to do something in this game. that's what it will take are to us to get to that next level. >> raiders in new york to face the jets. rookie quarterback geno smith, last td past october 27th. 25 yeerdz here to jeremy curly. third quarter and down 17. threads the

russell wilson, to zach miller. wilson, threw for 310 yards. three touchdowns.hawks have won 14 in a row at home. and have a two-game lead on everybody else in the nfc now. >>> let's keep it in the great northwest because the northwest is great. portland hosting paul george and the pacers. and paul george put on a show for those folks at the arena formerly known as the rose garden. he had a career-high 43. the pacers are down three. and george. by george. two-point game. the ensuing possession. damian lillard. hey, man, the pacers are 16-2 now. blazers 106-102. >> wow. what a game. >> yeah. it was pretty good "gma." >> have a great tuesday. >> guys, thanks. >>> something that the boys there left out from "monday night football" was so good. we made it our "play of the day." >> russell wilson's pass bounces off its intended receiver, only to be caught by derrick coleman, who stays in bounds and falls into the end zone. yep. it was that kind of night for the seahawks. >> that kind of season for the seahawks. everything's going their way. >> there it is again. >> h

but i think the woodrow wilson center, the brazil institute have done spectacular work. and the fact he of institutes like the atlantic council and the german marshall fund expressing interest in the region trying to establish their own focus i think is tribute to the richness of this field and the importance of it. so i personally am very grateful for the tremendous work that's done you. so thank you. and thank you, tony and paula. this was billed as a conversation with me so i would like to make it a conversation as quickly as possible. and open this up to address your interests and your concerns. but before you do that i wanted to say a few things. share a few thoughts. as many of you know i've spent nearly four years in brazil, leaving in september and coming back here to washington. added that the good fortune of being asked by secretary kerry to work with them on broader issues. i am being globalized. but my interest in brazil has not waned. quite the contrary. as brazil inserts itself even deeper into the world, it will not let me go. and so i will continue to hav

and quarterback russell wilson makes the biggest play of the game. patrick wilson loses him.akes it 14-9 seattle. kap to vernon davis gives 49ers a 16-14 lead at the half. seattle kicked the fourth field goal -- fourth quarter field goal and that gives them the lead. the old line gives gore a big hole and he moves outside. goes down. that's a 51-yard gainer. 49ers need to keep the clock running. takes it down to the seahawks 7- yard line. four plays later. dawson kicks his fourth field goal of the game. a 32-yard chip shot to make it 19-17. 49ers take nearly six minutes off the clock. but it's not going to happen. wilson throws long. missed 49ers eric rice. that's an easy pick. 19-17 your final. gore ran 17 times for 110 yards including that huge 51-yard play. seattle falls to 11-2 but they've already clenched the kick off spot. seattle seattle-- san francisco goes into sunday feeling a lot better about themselves. >> i think it sends a statement to the world just to let you know this is still our division until a team takes that from us we will continue to rep. >> i told the

wills wilson was force -- mrs. wilson was forced into it. she was sick, and the local people pushed her into showing no interest at all. she was dying. okay, i'm sorry. yeah. i'll repeat your question. >> are you going to be able to hear me? >> i can. >> well, you have a wonderful picture -- [inaudible] and i didn't want realize -- [inaudible] mrs. townsend who, and -- [inaudible] across z the street in the townsend mansion. and you may or -- i don't know if you've been with over there, but there are really no substantial portraits of mrs. townsend, and i wondered, i wonder where, what this particular -- is this a portrait of her? >> the pictures in the -- >> [inaudible] >> the question is the picture, well, page 136. they -- i see you slipping out. page 136, the picture of mrs. townsend, where'd it come from. because they don't have pictures of her except as an older woman, a much older woman. thereand these young pictures ae around the time that house was finished. and they are the ones i was mentioning, the glass plates, in answer to your

. >> tochdown wilson y el pase y anotación para seattle . >> wilson y seattle 34 a 7 y es primero de. >> a los hombres no nos importa si las mujeres tienen dinero . >> pero mujeres prefieren un hombre con dinero para el matrimonio . >> a las mujeres les importa un poco más las seguridad . >> mi esposa se caso conmigo por el billete entonces no por mi carita . >> nos vamos . >> buenas noches gracias . >> [♪ ♪] . >> >> gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta noche de lunes 2 de diciembre. para aumentar las ventas con respecto al aÑo pasado. tambiÉn aumentÓ el fraude. amazon, el gigante de las compras por internet dijo que utilizarÁ aeronaves no tripuladas para entregar sus mercancÍas. el tren que se descarrilÓ en nueva york iba a exceso de velocidad. 82 misas en una zona de 38 millas por hora. en mÉxico, narcotraficantes amenazan con atentar contra jerarcas de la iglesia. los caballeros templarios tienen en la mira a varios lÍderes religiosos.

wilson is having an mvp-like season, 23-7 as a pro. the question of the day, if you owned an nfl team and had to choose wilson or kaepernick as your quarterback, who would it be? go to our physician page to weigh in. you can send us a tweet or e-mail. you see the addresses. so the day after tomorrow, 9:00 p.m., the reher of our new show called sportsnite live, and curry will be interviewed and we'll read some of your comments. how much would you pay for a photo with tom brady? in the case of these two security guards, the answer is way too much. these two lost their jobs for snapping a photo with the patriot star quarterback. >> they were making 7.50 an hour and one guy was getting his master's degree, so he said, hey, that's okay. >> wow. stay in touch with kron four news! and have a good night, everybody! >>> the paul walker death investigation. was this accident investigator is telling only "inside edition." >> you can see another tire mark here. >> and, could this be one of the most dangerous cars on the road? the day jay leno drov

and quarterback russell wilson makes the biggest play of the game. patrick wilson loses him.uke wilson makes it 14-9 seattle. kap to vernon davis gives 49ers a 16-14 lead at the half. seattle kicked the fourth field goal -- fourth quarter field goal and that gives them the lead. the old line gives gore a big hole and he moves outside. goes down. that's a 51-yard gainer. 49ers need to keep the clock running. takes it down to the seahawks 7- yard line. four plays later. dawson kicks his fourth field

children came forward with claims they were assaulted at the wilson pool in northwest d.c.ast week, a woman told police she was raped for hours at that same pool. police not said if the cases are connected. if you have any information, you're asked to call d.c. supplies and 4:46. investigators are asking if a d.c. officer was running a sex ring with underage girls. they found other girls who were used as prostitutes. >> a teacher accused of dui is currently out on administration leave. he tells us he drank tuesday night, forgot he had alcohol in a bag when he drove to work wednesday. a coworker suspected he was drunk. that led a school research officer to give a field sobriety test. >> i feel completely ashamed and i would like to apologize to all the cedar family members and also apologize to public schools. >> he is charged with dui, driving without a license and possession of alcohol on school property. >> a d.c. man faces merely a dozen charges this what the washington humane society is calling one of the worst cases of animal cruelty it has ever seen. police believes c

wilson meanwhile has taken off in his sophomore season. in fact if it weren't for peyton manning you're probably looking at the nfl's most valuable player this year. the raiders are back east sunday with a winnable game against the 5-and-7 new york jets. the cold weather shouldn't faze rookie quarterback matt mcgloin - he grew up in scranton pennsylvania and played his college ball at penn state. he'll be facing a pretty battered jets team.losers of three straight.none of those games even close. the holiday season is in full swing. and people across the bay area are decorating their homes with lights and displays. these are some photos viewers have sent us. we encourage you to share your holiday lights photos with us on facebook. or you can email us at breaking news at kron-4 dot com. we'd love to share them on the air and on our website. the air and on our website. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable.

this one 39 to luke wilson from russell wilson. seahawks take the lead. then this 8 yard pass capping off a great drive by the niners would give the niners the lead and the momentum going into the half. no scoring in the 3rd quarter. so let's skip it. let's move on to the 4th quarter. 6:26 left to play in the game. the seahawks would get another field goal. santa claus not happy. seattle takes the lead. 17-16. the niners would need a big play and they would get it from frank goer. 51 yards on this one, setting up the field goal from 22 yards from phil dawson again. niners getting it done. they improved 9-4 on the season, all of this to coach harbaugh's delight. >> very little talk, motivational type of talk. they didn't need to hear anything about how to play. >> i loved it. i loved it. >> the greatest game. >> i loved it. >> on the bucket list. >> reporter: huge win for the niners. next to last regular season game here at the stick. it was a good one. didn't disappoint the fans out there. next week the niners will be in tampa bay taking on the buccaneers

dominated.s -- intercepted by wilson.y to the 74 yard touchdown. 41-7 the score. in college roots, george mason loss to iowa state, 79-67. >> iiers decided to play dress-up. they just in costume. they received free lift to get at a resort. great idea. >> it has been one of those days in the area. >> it has been wild. i think today would have been in the middle 70's. we had the rain in the morning. fall fromtemperatures 60's into the 50 degree range. tuesday, we have a slow system. flood watch in effect for the area. 1-3 inches of rain by the time this is all done. >> still at rain event for the next few hours. experienced the worst year of his presidency?

governor wilson deserves our thanks for that kisser age act. annoy in 2013 with the lieutenant governor of california who in the governors presents if you have any bills to talk about. but now we have a chain to cut. >> thank you steve and again, thank you to all the extraordinary men and women what made this possible and this extraordinary folks who made many possible. it's been said that bridges are monuments to progress and as i stand between mayor lee and mayor quan i hope this is more than just connecting two landmasses. i hope that the progress that's been represented to the a moment for a generation to dream big dreams and do big things. it's with that that i now want to ask all of you to participate in a count down and then be partial with me as i do what i was told not what willie brown suggested i do. he suggested i use my teeth to cut the cheney more wisely am listening to other folks and will be pitting on gloves and appropriately putting on those very good looking sin glaze. so together

gonna save me gonna save me tonight ♪ >>> tonight on "nightline" -- from melissa mccarthy to rebel wilsonity being welcomed in hollywood. but this holiday season, many largers americans still feel uncomfortable at the gym. tonight we take you to the plus-sized sanctuary where any one can fit in. right now this ship is stuck with 74 on board. with the clock ticking. rescuers race to the bottom of the world. how did this antarctica adventure turn into a holiday in ice. >> a blizzard. lost all communications, didn't we, girl? >> we sure did. >> and into the fire. a trapped driver unconscious only seconds away from being burned alive. >> is there anybody -- >> the hero who pulled over on christmas day to save a >>> good evening, thank you for joining us. this holiday season, lots of us are already wondering how and when we ate so much. and in just a few days new year's resolutions will send millions back to the gym. will they all feel welcome there? for many overweight americans, the answer is no. tonight, we meet the man behind a special workout facility where it is just the size of your com

after another niner field goal, russell wilson connects with another wilson, luke. 39 yards, 14-9 seahawks the 49ers then go on a drive to end the half. a lone td pass to vernon davis. 16-14 niners. fourth quarter, a field goal put seattle up 17-16. and then frank gary is in beast -- frank gore. beast mode. 41 yards on 17 carries, and the fourth field goal of the game. good. 19-17, 49ers. and niners win 19-17, ending the seahawks seven-game win streak. >> tough to contain. held tome the 17 points. really -- a great team accomplishment also. i thought everybody played well, special teams, defense, and offense, great team win. >> the offense, we play together. take all the playmakers to do something in this game, and going to take it for us to get to the next level. >> we'll have another edition of vernon's view tonight at 11:00 p.m. when vernon sits down with a one-on-one conversation with larry beil. >>> now you think we have cold weather. check out philly, eagles and lions in a blizzard. couldn't see the lines on the field. and mccoy took over late. running for 217 of the eagles' 299 yard

in rick's defense, presidents back to wood droe wilson has been abusing executive power. this isn't just an obama thing. >> the fact that it's happened before does not excuse it now. >> i might go back further before wilson. this is an enduring part of our nation, a grab for power. >> coming up, stocks so irresistible that people are buying them with their own money. you want to hear these stocks coming up next. p >>> we are back with the stocks our informers are buying. >> i share qualities of etf. good solid blue chip names. >> you like the blue chips, john? >> i think the markets are going to see others rather than the blue chips. >> you like technology. here's a basket of them, go. >> qqq. >> good, like it. slippery watch out. thanks. for it for us. >> exclusive, rand's plan to resuscitate detroit, senator rand paul is here revealing his free market blueprint to get the motor city rolling again. with more cities on the brink, they might learn a thing or two before they go bust, too. plus -- >> there will be no more taxpayer funded bayouilouts, period. >> america is ge

wilson raised more than 23,000 for her part. she has until tomorrow to raise the rest. >>> well, you can soon own a piece of candle stick history and it will go on sale this week. it will cost a lot to get part of the orange and red plastic seats, and it will be run by the recreation and parks department. >> what 4:39 is the time, sap fran is still in the red after hosting the america's cup races and what this could mean for the city's bid to host the next race. >> why parents are now taking measures in to their own hands... >> we are looking apt the bay bridge toll plaza and traffic is looking pretty good, coming through, we will let you another of some other spots where traffic is beginning to slow down. >>> well, it is another cold one out there but there is signs of a warmup, i will have answers to those questions coming up. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels,

after another niner field goal, russell wilson connects with another wilson, luke. 39 yards, 14-9 seahawks. the 49ers then go on a drive to end the half. a lone td pass to vernon davis. 16-14 niners. fourth quarter, a field goal put seattle up 17-16. and then frank gary is in beast -- frank gore. beast mode. 41 yards on 17 carries, and the fourth field goal of the game. good. 19-17, 49ers. and niners win 19-17, ending the seahawks seven-game win streak. >> tough to contain. held tome the 17 points. really -- a great team accomplishment also. i thought everybody played well, special teams, defense, and offense, great team win. >> the offense, we play together. take all the playmakers to do something in this game, and going to take it for us to get to the next level. >> we'll have another edition of vernon's view tonight at 11:00 p.m. when vernon sits down with a one-on-one conversation with larry beil. >>> now you think we have cold weather. check out philly, eagles and lions in a blizzard. couldn't see the lines on the field. and mccoy took over late. running for 217 of the eagles' 299 yar

alleged sexually assaults at the wilson aquatic center in northwest d.c.. abc 7 has been following this since last month. other victims have come forward. john gonzalez has the latest. and twoe by an employee other women claiming they were sexually assaulted, the disturbing allegations that occurred last month at the wilson aquatic center. councilmember mary chait wants cheh wants mary answers. >> i was not satisfied with how the department of parks and recreation still with the issue in terms of the public. >> police investigating a report of a 23-year-old woman who said in the pool's locker room. the young woman went to the full with two male employees who use their keys to get in. police have not made arrests. whirlpool is always dirty. i have said how great the staff is. >> one of the employees told police the woman was intoxicated and had sex with him. cheh said she has been pressing the department of parks and recreation. >> you had an alleged rapist working at the pool for a month, weeks to post notices. >> the incidents happened while the facility w

wilson. dontre wilson finally taken down as he crosses the 30 yard line. 2:08 to be.time-outs left. down by ten. >> charles: look at the total yardage michigan state taking over in this quarter. connor cook a game for the ages. he has come of age as a quarterback. now it's on the hands of their defense. shilique calhoun we haven't called since early in the game. see if we get a pass rush goingÑ on. >> gus: first down at the 34. braxton miller under pressure. miller elects to run it and he gets out of bounds at the 45. >> charles: calhoun ran out of his shoe. he'll have to come off the field.f%[d >> gus: first down and ten at the 46. miller winds up. incomplete. intended for devin smith. >> charles: i had the wrong guy. that wasio)v denicos allen run out of his shoe. rush the passer if you're michigan state and cover down field. good coverage by dennard and going to make it a difficult throw. he has to be perfect to complete that one. >> gus: second down and ten at the 46. braxton miller. with time. miller lets it go. and incomplete. intended for evan spencer. >> char