wilson talked about having common council, but if you disagree with wilson, you were out. in the spring of 1919, taft sent wilson changes in the wording of the treaty of versailles that would meet potential republican objections. the proposed alteration included a time limit of 10 years for how long the league would exist and safeguard the monroe doctrine so sacred to americans. sought totant, taft water down article 10 of the treaty that bound future league members to join down to punish an aggressor whether congress approved or not. wilson would not accept that the got thehe president other changes made. however, these alterations did not placate wilson's enemies and they illustrated the limits of taft's political influence within his party. republicans hated wilson so much that they were determined to defeat the treaty of versailles at all cost. in 1916 and 1918, there is much that echoes contemporary attitudes toward the president. taft could not be an honest broker between the two sides. both taft and wilson advocated accepting the treaty of versailles without any of

>> jesse: it's a nice job by travis wilson being patient. whenever you're setting up the screen you have to hold on to the ball till the last possible second. aw those defenders into you as much as you can and negotiate the throw. that's not always easy to do en you've got bronson kaufusi at 8"ight in your face, a little sidearm delivery to get that out to his running back was nice by wilson. >> brent: huge first down here. scott moves in motion for the utes. just acrososs midfield. that's hannemann off a corner blz, and he destroyed the quarterback. back at t the 35 yard line. wilson is forced to hang on to that football. >> jesse: gutsy call by utah. seven minutes to go and you're throwing the football on first down. coming right off the edge. a change-up. talked about how byu is so multiple. they bring pressures from all over the yard. linebacker, safeties, cornerbacks and hannemann has been picked on in the passing game today making a great play coming off the blitz. >> brent: now 6:48 left. byu, their defense lines up. utah facing a sec

. >> jesse: it's a nice job by travis wilson being patient. whenever you're setting up the screen you have to hold on to the ball till the last possible second. draw those defenders into you as much as you can and negotiate the throw. that's not always easy to do when you've got bronson kaufusi at 6'8" right in your face, a little sidearm delivery to get that out to his running back was nice by wilson. >> brent: huge first down here. scott moves in motion for the utes. just across midfield. that's hannemann off a corner blitz, and he destroyed the quarterback. back at the 35 yard line. wilson is forced to hang on to that football. >> jesse: gutsy call by utah. up two touchdowns. seven minutes to go and you're throwing the football on first down. coming right off the edge. a change-up. talked about how byu is so multiple. they bring pressures from all over the yard. linebacker, safeties, cornerbacks and hannemann has been picked on in the passing game today making a great play coming off the blitz. >> brent: now 6:48 left. byu, their defense li

. >> jesse: it's a nice job by travis wilson being patient. whenever you're setting up the screen you have to hold on to the ball till the last possible second. draw those defenders into you as much as you can and negotiate the throw. that's not always easy to do when you've got bronson kaufusi at 6'8" right in your face, a little sidearm delivery to get that out to his running back was nice by wilson. >> brent: huge first down here. scott moves in motion for the utes. just across midfield. that's hannemann off a corner quarterback. back at the 35 yard line. wilson is forced to hang on to that football. >> jesse: gutsy call by utah. up two touchdowns. seven minutes to go and you're throwing the football on first down. coming right off the edge. a change-up. talked about how byu is so multiple. they bring pressures from all over the yard. linebacker, safeties, cornerbacks and hannemann has been picked on in the passing game today making a great play coming off the blitz. >> brent: now 6:48 left. byu, their defense lines up. utah facing a second

mayor freeman-wilson: absolutely. you do hear that dichotomy between police and the community and the fact there is a lack of trust. but not everybody in the community feels that way about the police. not everyone in my community feels that way about the police. to the extent where we have different types of expectations, different types of relationships, that is why i really refer to public safety as community restoration, so that we can have a healthy dialogue about what it means to have police as a part of a community solution, but the solution is about education, job opportunities, it is about neighborhood watch. and other block clubs, other things that have historically happened in communities to allow communities to really police themselves. ellen: but how do you mediate that conversation when you have folks that say let the police go at it, and other folks saying that they are being harassed or unfairly treated? mayor freeman-wilson: in my experience, there are only a handful of folks wreaking havoc on the rest

. >> jesse: travis wilson trying to take a shot to kenneth scott running a go route here. got his head turned back and both hands in on the body and can't locate the football and there's -- >> brent: no reason to run into him like that. >> jesse: definite contact and play that cleaner and on a second and long situation they help out utah. >> brent: first down and ten for the utes, play action. wilson has his underneath man and for a good gain on first down, you could see that play coming from a mile away. >> jesse: travis wilson is a situation, the game he's got to be on, only four-year starter in utah history. i think his career would be defined as one where he's shown tremendous toughness and resiliency. he's been through it all. a serious head injury in his sophomore career almost ended his career and overcame that but because of inconsistent play he's been criticized often. every off-season he's had to rewin his job and here he is in his final holy war up two touchdowns, he'll have to play "w". >> brent: second down and five. first down is critical for utah. williams d

wilson wilson's in motion. sirk going to run it. he's into the end zone! and the blue devils are within one. so, what will cutcliffe do? and the kicker is running out there. david didn't think about it for a second. he's going to tie it up. 41-40. well, we need 41s on the board everywhere. 41 seconds left. and now so does duke. and the final game of nate sudfeld's career, as the indiana quarterback, and he has a chance to lead a most memorable drive. but it was thomas sirk. >> danny: watch the adjustment. linebackers bump over. there's only one linebacker left to pick up. once they bump out of the box. and they pick him up easily. that's the easy walk-in touchdown right there. >> joey: that's a mistake. there was no reason to pumpck bump out. and someone should have, whoever your leader is on your defense, should have been able to stop a guy and say, we're still fine even know they went in motion. >> danny: that's an easy read for sirk, too. as soon as he saw that motion, he's thinking, i got this. >> rece: i hate to even bring this up but -- >> danny: you

wilson wilson's in motion. sirk going to run it. he's into the end zone! and the blue devils are within one. so, what will cutcliffe do? and the kicker is running out there. david didn't think about it for a second. he's going to tie it up. 41-40. well, we need 41s on the board everywhere. indiana's got 41. and now so does duke. and the final game of nate sudfeld's career, as the indiana quarterback, and he has a chance to lead a most memorable drive. but it was thomas sirk. >> danny: watch the adjustment. linebackers bump over. there's only one linebacker left to pick up. once they bump out of the box. and they pick him up easily. that's the easy walk-in touchdown right there. >> joey: that's a mistake. there was no reason to pump ck bump out. and someone should have, whoever your leader is on your defense, should have been able to stop a guy and say, we're still fine even know they went in motion. >> danny: that's an easy read for sirk, too. as soon as he saw that motion, he's thinking, i got this. >> rece: i hate to even bring >> danny: you'll do it any

wilson wilson's in motion. sirk going to run it. and the blue devils are within one. so, what will cutcliffe do? and the kicker is running out there. david didn't think about it for a second. he's going to tie it up. 41-40. 41 seconds left. indiana's got 41. and now so does duke. and the final game of nate sudfeld's career, as the indiana quarterback, and he has a chance to lead a most memorable drive. but it was thomas sirk. >> danny: watch the adjustment. linebackers bump over. there's only one linebacker left to pick up. once they bump out of the box. and they pick him up easily. that's the easy walk-in touchdown right there. >> joey: that's a mistake. there was no reason to pump ck bump out. and someone should have, whoever your leader is on your defense, should have been able to stop a guy and say, we're still fine even know they went in motion. >> danny: that's an easy read for sirk, too. as soon as he saw that motion, he's thinking, i got this. >> rece: i hate to even bring >> danny: you'll do it anyway. >> rece: duke had the squibb kick against miami, which ce

. >> jesse: it's a nice job by travis wilson being patient. whenever you're setting up the screen you have to hold on to the ball till the last possible second. draw those defenders into you as much as you can and negotiate the throw. that's not always easy to do when you've got bronson kaufusi at 6'8" right in your face, a little sidearm delivery to get that out to his running back was nice by wilson. >> brent: huge first down here. utes. just across midfield. that's hannemann off a corner quarterback. back at the 35 yard line. that football. >> jesse: gutsy call by utah. up two touchdowns. seven minutes to go and you're throwing the football on first down. coming right off the edge. a change-up. talked aut how byu is so multiple. they bring pressures from all over the yard. linebacker, safeties, cornerbacks and hannemann has been picked on in the passing game today making a great play coming off the blitz. >> brent: now 6:48 left. byu, their defense lines up. utah facing a second and 19. now they come back with williams and he gets back to m

wils wilson's in motion. sirk going to run it. he's into the end zone! and the blue devils are within one. so, what will cutcliffe do? and the kicker is running out there. david didn't think about it for a second. he's going to tie it up. 41-40. well, we need 41s on the board everywhere. 41 seconds left. indiana's got 41. and now so does duke. and the final game of nate sudfeld's career, as the indiana quarterback, and he has a chance to lead a most memorable drive. but it was thomas sirk. >> danny: watch the adjustment. linebackers bump over. there's only one linebacker left to pick up. once they bump out of the box. and they pick him up easily. that's the easy walk-in touchdown right there. >> joey: that's a mistake. there was no reason to puck bum. and someone should have, whoever your leader is on your defense, should have been able to stop a guy and say, we're still fine even know they went in motion. >> danny: that's an easy read for sirk, too. as soon as he saw that motion, he's thinking, i got this. >> rece: i hate to even bring this up but -- >>

not just wilson, but the run by sirk. the special teams plays. wilson had a terrific game. >> danny: sirk is there, he's hurt, he gets to celebrate with his team tonight. >> rece: he played with a lot of passion and energy and resilience. toughness and the blue devils can dance for the first time in more than half a century. and for the first time ever, they've won eight of more games in three straight years. final score, duke, 44, indiana, 41. you can catch the trophy ceremony, presented by capital one, on espn3. so long from yankee stadium in and now, back to the studio. >> all right, rece, thank you. john saunders alongside of mark may, and, well, mark may, strangely enough, this never happens. you have a very strong opinion about what just happened there. >> just that one shot an that look where the ball is going through the uprights underneath the goal post, it looks like it's inside the goal post. i don't know. take another look. it looks luke, well, it could be close, it would be over, because if it's over, doesn't matter. but i want to se

wilson to death. here's more now from homicide captain james clark. >> i mean they knew she had a large amount of money in the house. they got in under the premise of cleaning her house. once inside, they demanded her money. she had it hidden and they repeatedly beat her until she told them where it was at. it was really sad and very senseless murder. >> reporter: homicide investigators spent the day here at the crime scene looking for clues as neighbors learned of wilson's death. as homicide detectives began their work here at 1347 earl street in fishtown, word spread that 54-year-old kathy wilson had been murdered. >> she's a wonderful lady to get along with but i didn't know she was killed until just now. >> reporter: this morning a woman who is now in police custody showed up at the nearby police district and told officers she thought wilson might be dead. officers went to the house and entered through a second floor bedroom window. they found all the gas burners on the stove had been left on. the

not just wilson, but the run by sirk. the special teams plays. wilson had a terrific game. >> danny: sirk is there, he's hurt, he gets to celebrate with his team tonight. >> rece: he played with a lot of passion and energy and resilience. can dance for the first time in more than half a century. and for the first time ever, they've won eight of more games in three straight years. final score, duke, 44, indiana, 41. you can catch the trophy ceremony, presented by capital one, on espn3. so long from yankee stadium in new york. and now, back to the studio. >> all right, rece, thank you. john saunders alongside of mark may, and, well, mark may, strangely enough, this never happens. you have a very strong opinion about what just happened there. >> just that one shot an that look where the ball is going through the uprights underneath the goal post, it looks like it's inside the goal post. i don't know. take another look. it looks luke, well, it could be close, it would be over, because if it's over, doesn't matter. but i wan to see this camera angle f

. >> jesse: travis wilson trying to take a shot to kenneth scott running a go route here. got his head turned back and both hands in on the body and can't locate the football and there's -- him like that. >> jesse: definite contact and hannemann has to know better to play that cleaner and on a second and long situation they help out utah. >> brent: first down and ten for the utes, play action. wilson has his underneath man and for a good gain on first down, you could see that play coming from a mile away. >> jesse: travis wilson is a situation, the game he's got to be on, only four-year starter in utah history. i think his career would be defined as one where he's shown tremendous toughness and resiliency. he's been through it all. a serious head injury in his sophomore career almost ended his career and overcame that but because of inconsistent play he's been criticized often. every off-season he's had to rewin his job and here he is in his final holy war up two touchdowns, he'll have to play well to close it out and get the "w". >> brent: second down and five. first down

not just wilson, but the run by sirk. the special teams plays. wilson had a terrific game. >> danny: sirk is there, he's hurt, he gets to celebrate with his team tonight. >> rece: he played with a l lotf passion and energy and resilience. toughness and the blue devils can dance for the first time in more than half a century. they've won eight of more games in three straight years. final score, duke, 44, indiana, 41. you can catch the trophy ceremony, presented by capital one, on espn3. so long from yankee stadium in new york. and now, back to the studio. >> all right, rece, thank you. john saunders alongside of mark may, and, well, mark may, strangely enough, thiss never happens. you have a very strong opinion about what just happened there. >> just that one shot an that look where the ball is going through the uprights underneath the goa post, it looks like it's inside the goal post. i don't know. take another look. it looks luke, well, it could be close, it would be over, because if it's over, doesn't matter. but i want to see this camera angle

. >> jesse: travis wilson trying to take a shot to kenneth scott running a go route here. got his head turned back and both hands in on the body and there's -- >> brent: no reason to run into him like that. >> jesse: definite contact and hannemann has to know better to play that cleaner and on a second and long situation they help out utah. >> brent: first down and ten for the utes, play action. wilson has his underneath man and for a good gain on first down, you could see that play coming from a mile away. >> jesse: travis wilson is a situation, the game he's got to be on, only four-year starter in utah history. i think his career would be defined as one where he's shown tremendous toughness and resiliency. he's been through it all. a serious head injury in his sophomore career almost ended his career and overcame that but because of inconsistent play he's been criticized often. every off-season he's had to rewin his job and here he is in his final holy war up two touchdowns, he'll have to play well to close it out and get the "w". >> brent: second down and five. williams

rece: now kevin wilson is going to use his final time-out. figure outut what the hoosisis are going to do. although, figure to be pretty obvious here. going throw it to theh end zone. i can't imagine you would do anything more exotic than that with five seconds to go. >> danny: he just wants to talk to the guys, make sure the offensive lin is solid with protection, what receivers are going to go, which one's going to jump,hich one is going to be the deflector. all those things you can go through in this scenario. >> rece: nate sudfeld has played a ton of football, no strip sack giveup, you know, fumble return. no, actually - - >> joey: i think the kicker is on the field. >> rece: how about that? griffin oakes is on the field. let's check in quickly with pau carcaterra. and oakes, t the wiwi, dead. the flakes bare sflags are barely moving. this one over 60. buckle up. >> rece: griffin oakes is going to try from midfield too 60 yards for ththwin. and now duke calls a time-out right before. you know, a lot of times -- >> joey: i got myy returnuy

deputies say wilson has posted bail... but he could face up to two years in jail and a fine of more than six thousand dollars. two people are dead after two separate crashes on iowa roads... the first happened along highway one- 46... north of grinnell... around 4 yesterday afternoon. troopers say 45 year old james harris... of tama... was driving struck an oncoming semi. harris died at the scene. the crash remains under investigation. the same goes for another crash... in rural walcott... around five-30 last night. officials say the driver went into a ditch off of 220th street... near the "iowa 80 truck stop." the vehicle rolled several times. the driver died at the hospital. no names have been released. one of the six soldiers killed in an afghanistan suicide bombing has ties to iowa... 45 year old joseph lemm was killed on monday... near "bagram air base." lemm grew up in bernard... and his father still lives in new vienna. lemm was a 15 year veteran of the new york city police department. this red, white, and blue bunt

[laughter] >> woodrow wilson never sees it. brian: i want to thank you for joining us on back story today. [applause] brian: what do you make of that? peter: that was a wonderful interview. the notion of galvanizing white consolidating the emerging reality, this is not something dw griffith invented. leads to a big change for the worse. it makes things different. we have a dialogue, a growing danger. danger ofgrowing being oppressed. we talked about the emergence of scientific racism and jim crow segregation. this is twitter, instagram, economics. this is the cutting-edge science and technology of the day. peter: think of segregation is a new technology, just as the film is a new way of communicating. this is a perfect storm for african-americans. we need to talk a little bit more. speaking of the perfect storm, i think we have you talking to annette. peter: i will store right over there. anett annette is a historian at harvard. what can i say, she's my co-author. [laughter] [applause] peter: thanks for being here. this is a po

. >> protesters want the name woodrow wilson removed. past. >> all our forefounders are flawed, products of their time. >> if wilson is removed. where does it end. >> joe watkins is a republican strategist and aid to george h.w. bush. richard wolf a "new york times" best-selling author. his latest book "the message, the reselling of president obama", and britney cooper, an assistant professor. this is complicated. when he was princeton president. black students were not allowed at princeton. >> clearly not. >> are we burying history in an attempt to get rid of wilson's name or correcting it. >> students are right to be outraged and angry about whether or not we know about wilson. that's what universities are about. i don't think you change the name of the school or get rid of a message. you will keep that. you have to say he was governor of new jersey. president of the united states, and started the league of nations, a forerunner to the united nations. you have to say that he was a racist. someone who didn't believe blacks were equals a

deputies say wilson has posted bail... but he could face up to two years in jail and a fine of more than six thousand dollars. the madrid community will gather to remember a legendary football coach... randy hinkel died of a heart attack over the weekend. he's been a fixture on the madrid sidelines for the past 26 years... making the playoffs nearly all of them. a visitation will take place in the high school gym.. from four to seven tonight. hinkel's family is asking everyone to dress in tiger orange and black. a boone native is notching another ultra - running pete kostelnick finished first in the "desert solstice invitational track meet" over the weekend. the race requires runners to cover as many miles as possible in a day... kostelnick racked up more than 160 miles... with the runner up falling more than 10 miles behind. it was his first time competing. kostelnick is a graduate of both boone high school and iowa state university. he now lives in lincoln, nebraska. a bright red, big mouthed creation is helping keep a p

deputies say wilson has posted bail... but he could face up to two years in jail and a fine of more than six thousand dollars. separate crashes on iowa roads... the first happened along highway one- 46... north of grinnell... around 4 yesterday afternoon. troopers say 45 year old james harris... of tama... was driving when his truck crossed the center line and struck an oncoming semi. harris died at the scene. the crash remains under investigation. the same goes for another crash... in rural walcott... around five-30 last night. officials say the driver went into a ditch off of 220th street... near the "iowa 80 truck stop." the vehicle rolled several times. the driver died at the hospital. no names have been released. the man accused of vandalizing a courthouse is about to return to the crime scene... 30 year old daniel swick is charged with "felony burglary" and "criminal mischief." the case will be tried in webster county court... where police say he sprayed extinguishers throughout the second and third floors. officers

woodrow wilson was dealt with in some ways uncritically at princeton.we are right here in debating his legacy. there are arguments about whether this symbol represents our best national collective aspirations. in there is the argument that if we pull up that route, we will have to pull up so much. we cannot redact the ugliness of our history. john: what do you think the best response to that is? woodrow wilson may have been a racist but many historical figures were also racist. if we do this, where does it stop? a distinctionake between two different kinds of claims. one would be for example taking n-word out of huckleberry finn. be aneems to me to untenable position, because we are who we are. if we don't take honestly, take seriously and confront honestly who we are, we can never imagine ourselves honestly differently in some ways, right? i don't want to say that removing woodrow wilson's name from the building of our public policy school is equivalent to pupcting the n-word from fin. what i want to say is that the symbols we choose are important nn.f

vehicle which they believe may be connected to the investigation, shortly after the body of kathy wilson was found around 9:30, police took a man, woman into custody, police sources say they are expected to be charged with her murder within the the next few hours. neighbors and family members, hugged and cried, as they learned, 54 year-old kathy wilson had been murdered inside of the home where she had lived for decades. >> i'm just really in complete shock because she knew everybody in the neighborhood and i don't understand, it is just crazy. >> reporter: known for her sunglasses and sense of humor wilson a community activist was last seen alive on friday. >> everybody loved her. everybody loved her. i mean she was just a comedian. >> reporter: police believe that wilson knew her killer or killers, admitting them into her home. following the discovery of her body, police say, they found gas jets on a oven left open, in an apparent attempt to cause an explosion, and fire that would hide the crime, and could have heavily damaged the entire block. >> wonderful laid toy get along with but

vanessa: chasity wilson says she didn't find out about her dog's burn injuries until she went to pick him up from a person that was watching bob marley. >> i said when did this happen? and he said about three days ago. vanessa: wilson says the man told her he poured hot grease on bob marley and didn't take the dog to a vet. >> bob was injured, but he didn't do anything to help. >> disheartening sight to see the dog with lots of burns around the face and the head area. vanessa: the webster sheriff's office is investigating the injuries as possibly intentional, but haven't intentional or accidental. biggest frustration. >> it's what he didnt do for bob that's such a concern. vanessa: bob marley is on have multiple surgeries. >> if there's every anybody

tonight -- rainn wilson, from "the royals," actress elizabeth hurley, music from seal, featuring the 8g band with arcade fire's jeremy gara. [ chchrs and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! >> seth: i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] very good to hear. now, right off the top, i want to make sure everybody at home watching knows this. the fourth gop debate was tonight. we haven't seen it yet. it has happened in our future and in youpast. a real "back to the future" situation. [ laughter ] so please accept my apologies if some bat[ bleep ] crazy thing happens that i don't know about and i'm not -- i can't tell a joke about it until tomorrow. so please tune back in [ laughter ] if something gnanay went down. and i promise we'll let you know what we thought. [ laughter ] all right. let's get to the news! jeb bush said in a new interview that if he could travel back in time, he w wld kill hitler as a baby, adding, "you gotta step up, man." [ laughter ] and it's comments like those that have a lot of people telling jeb,

wilson taught at the school and got to know the girl in an after school math club. for the next six months they would meet in the stairwell where wilson would kiss and inappropriately touch the girl. today in court, the public defender blamed the client's action on alcohol and marijuana addiction according to the court records was so severe wilson was nearly at a constant state of intoxication. prosecutors say because of the abuse the teenage victim suffers from a loss of appetite, sleepless nights and a moodies order. following the sentencing wilson's family left court quite upset. the judge saw things differently. saying no prison time would send wrong message. robert wilson iii sentenced to 18 months in prison. in rockville, i'm kevin lewis. jonathan: the university of maryland honoring a man that broke the color barrier but in politics as well. they are rename the arknology building after mitchell, the first black person to earn a graduate degree on campus. he was the first to be elected to congress from maryland and one of the congressional black caucus. that c

wilson clashed with the board, stepped back from the company. the board asked him to return to help lululemon through a crisis, see-through yoga pants. and then a six-minute interview two years ago. this edited sound bite rewrote >> some women's bodies just actually don't work for it. it's about the rubbing through the thighs, how much pressure is there. >> wilson's point is that women were buying lululemon leggings too small which compromised the design. later in the same interview, he emphasized all women can wear the pants, but that's not what people heard. >> chip wilson found himself in serious hot water. >> with women across the country calling wilson's comments insensitive and irresponsible. >> your thunder thighs are just not welcome in his pants. >> my words were wrong. >> you can see how women would hear like the clip of that. we're sensitive about our thighs. and be like this is terrible what he's saying. >> certainly. i mean i probably built one of the most successful women's companies in the world. i don't think i could have built t

where a gun was found inside wilson high school. what we just learned about this case. >>> and chicago's police chief fired. it comes after the shooting death of a teenager at the hands of a police officer. the full story coming up. >>> right now, police are trying to figure out how a gun made it into wilson high school in northwest d.c. >> here's what we know right now. police believe the student made it past metal detecters and a security bag check at the entrance of the school. authorities moved in after the student allegedly showed the gun to another student. a female student. and she allegedly posted a picture on snapchat. security detained and questioned both students. school officials say the school is safe and no one was hurt, but after-school activities have been canceled for the rest of the day. >>> for the second straight day, a chilly rain is falling in and around the nation's capital. steady showers all day long. it's definitely not letting up. storm team 4's been tracking this storm. meteorologist veronica johnson is g

now, police say that jane johnson was actually a cleaning woman at catherine wilson's house. shed been doing work there five times week for the past several years and her boyfriend james was a handyman who did work around catherine wilson's home. they say that the two entered the home on friday where they beat the 54-year-old victim and stole $20,000 hidden in the home. they say that they beat her with a wrench according to police until she told them where the money was hidden. police are calling this a senseless and brutal crime. they say that the two entered the home with intent to rob and they ended up murders this very beloved woman in that neighborhood. again that is the very latest two people charged robbery and murder in this case. back to you, lucy and iain. >> just horrific. all right, sabina. >>> an tack on a teacher ton night police are a have arrested two local his school students. investigator sauce morning a george washington the two boys pushed their way into a classroom where they punched and pushed the teacher. that teacher ended up at the hospital. no word y

and the sea hawks they're running away with this game and wilson was not done yet.o calm back there in the pocket and finds a wide open doug baldwin here and wilson ties a career high with five touchdowns on the day and he has 16 in the last four games and they win this one 35-36. getting the monkey and the elephant and the panda -- they've got it all off their back. >> they have the whole zoo off their back. >> thanks, jay. >> that is our news for this evening. thanks for joining us. "nightly news" is coming up next and we'll see you after the patriots take on the texans on >>> on this sunday night, gaining ground. a strong new challenge to donald trump. ted cruz within striking distance to take the lead in our latest national poll. while trump, again, defends his comments about muslims. >>> extreme weather. tornadoes ripped through parts of texas, damaging dozens of homes, while a december heat wave in the eastern part of the country shattered more records. >>> caught on camera in los angeles. the police shooting of a man with a gun, raising questions of excessive

thank you for joining us. 52-year-old gary wilson is charged with animal torture. it sounds serious, perhaps more serious than the punishment would indicate. channel 13's justin surrency shows us the evidence. its first on 13. "it just makes me sick" while still healing... the pain inflicted to bob, an 11 year old black lab is unimaginable... "dog's cant speak they can't november, the webster county attorney's office says 52 year old gary wilson allegedly threw hot grease on the dog... "three days with 3rd degree burns to your face, skull, nose around the eyes with no relief."it went untreated until chasity came to pick up bob, who she co-own's with gary... "bob looks at me and i was like what happened and he said i poured hot grease on him. matter of factly, just like that."after filing an arrest warrant early tuesday the webster county sheriff's office arrested gary in the evening on the charge of animal torture an aggravated misdemeanor offense "under iowa law the only way to have a more serious offense is if you have a repeat offender."currentl separated for ov

we are here with rainn wilson. and you know, it is so impressive that you wrote this book. and i wanted to talk about something, because i was actually thinking about writing a book myself. >> oh, really? >> seth: well, kind of like, just about diet and exercise. >> oh, that's a great idea. >> seth: yeah, because -- well i think it's really interesting to people. and so, like, the first chapter would sort of be about my exercise routine -- because i've been doing a lot more cardio lately. >> great. the schedule of the week. for instance, mondays would be >> right. >> seth: and then i would detail how on a tuesday -- >> that's so interesting, yeah. >> seth: and i'm going to -- >> oh, i like that. uh-huh, uh-huh. >> seth: okay, i'm glad you agree. because for me and running, one of the things i want to write about is how important it is to improve pace. >> that is so interesting. >> seth: it is, because i think people -- [ laughter ] >> hey ah! [ laughter ] >> seth: so, i'm sorry. is that -- were you saying that you do karate? is that what you meant? >> yeah, karate. i do kar

applause for mayor karen freeman-wilson. [applause] ♪ atlanticow from the with law-enforcement officials from washington dc and new jersey. they sat out the justice department to discuss policing and community relations. ♪ host: hello everyone. we are really excited. in much of my eraing i feel like in this with attention to police misconduct and brutality, i deal with people on the other end of it. i tend to hear one side. so i am very privileged to be here to talk to police officers who are actually dealing with this work and i hope we can get a different perspective at some of the things we have been talking about in this country for a couple of years. ofm here with the director policing services at the department of justice. ,nd police chief cathy lanier from washington dc. officer on the beat in new jersey. questions forf you. chief,to start with the i want to get this out of the way. we just had a panel where we saw , for alln an incident of us who have seen it, it was disturbing and i want to give you an opportunity t

in spite of the locked rear wheel, wilson can still operate the big rig.pulls out but within minutes thanks to a 911 call from the truck's driver, police are on wilson's tail. >> i didn't have a plan. an individual i was associated with said he wanted to buy some lumber. i was going to his house. >> he drove through yards. he drove around businesses, across medians. he crossed highways. he got on the wrong side of the highway and drove against the flow of traffic. >> soon the friction from the truck's locked rear wheels ignites the rubber tires and those flames set fire to the rig's flat bed, a forklift, and the load of lumber. >> once it caught fire, it just burned uncontrollably. you see a truck with a huge ball of fire in tow. you not only saw the bright orange flames but the huge plume of black smoke from the truck as well. >> in spite of the flames and the sea of police behind him, wilson shows no signs of slowing down. >> i knew i had to get some place where i had room to stop the truck and safely surrender before the police had a chance to take a sh

wilson's sister tells me wilson had recently inherented thousands of dollars from familiar and police say her suspected killers knew it much. >> it's estimated between 20 and $25,000. we know they split and it's both of their residences. our detectives are in the process of getting search warrants and they'll go out and recover the money. >> wilson community active visit last seen alive friday. police believe she welcome the killers into her home. believing their intentions were kind. >> i'm just really in complete shock. she knew everybody in the neighborhood and i don't understand. just crazy. >> reporter: police say it was johnson who first initiated contact with them and that she sold out her boyfriend. in the meantime investigators say both of the suspects have confessed to the crime. reporting life tonight from police headquarters in center city, todd quinones cbs3 it were the news. >> all right, todd, thank you. tonight the san bernardino community came together to honor the san bernardino shooting victims and their families. pastors spoke on stage moon situations performed for

and wilson withdrew from the public eye.called that time personally devastating not only for him but his family and his company. now with his wife and son at his side, he's reengaged with a new company that he says will revolutionize the retail industry again. >> reporter: this is kitten a. it's a new brand with a one of a kind fabric. the company believes it will change the way we dress and live. that's an audacious claim, but this family has done it before. >> we love coming to work and partners and feeding off of each other's creativity. >> reporter: the founder of lululemon, and his wife was lead designer. they turned the yoga pant into a multimillion dollar industry. >> the concept, function with fashion, using a high-end washable fabric called technical cashmere. >> that was the trick in creating the recipe, being able to retain that incredible soft luxurious feel of cashmere, and then adding the benefits of stretch and recovery and wash and dry. >> kitten a is built on the success of lululemon, from a small design stu