wilson talked about having , but if youil disagreed with wilson you are out. 1919, taft sent wilson changes in the wording of the treaty of versailles that would meet potential public and objections. includedsed alteration a time limit of 10 years for how long the league would exist and safeguard the monroe doctrine. most important was taft seeking to water down article 10 of the treaty that bound future league to punish join down an aggressor whether congress approved and not. wilson would not accept that the president cap the 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. muchlicans hated wilson so 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 the amendments or reservations as they were known in 1919. the senate that not agree

wilson took only cronies to paris. wilson talked about having common count. of 1919 make changes in the wording of the treaty of versailles. proposed alterations included 10 years and language to safeguard the monroe.. important, half sets a limit infamous article 10 that found future league members to join together. whether congress approved or not. wilson sent back in the president got the other changes made. however these alterations did not -- they illustrated the limits of test. the republicans hated wilson so much that they were determined to defeat the treaty of versailles. there was much of 1916 and 19 that echoes contemporary anarchy towards the -- contemporary attitudes toward the president. wilson abdicated the treaty of versailles without amendment to reservation. the senate did not agree. taft decided midsummer of the treaty not be ratified without such changes. he wrote what he thought was a confidential letter to the chair of the republican national committee. andented letter to someone market confidential it will be in the newspapers the next

time the wilsons don't have.o try their new homemade cannabis oil. >> we weren't able to get it tested or anything, so we have no idea what it is, which is why we have to be really cautious. >> behind closed doors, brian tries it to make sure he doesn't get high. he doesn't. so vivian is next. it doesn't work. nothing in new jersey seems to work for them. vivian's seizures won't stop. is moving the only option left for the wilsons? come on! let's hide in the attic. no. in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car? are you crazy? let's hide behind the chainsaws. smart. yeah. ok. if you're in a horror movie, you make poor decisions. it's what you do. this was a good idea. shhhh. be quiet. i'm being quiet. you're breathing on me! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. head for the cemetery! ♪ >>> the wilson's optimism is fading as fast as the falling february rain. they've rented their house, packed up their lives, finally headed to colorado.

the wilsons say the plumbers left a month ago without a trace. there is help for ms. wilson.ginal story and have offered to step forward. >> i cannot believe someone he would steal the money from the lady and lever without facilities for a month. the whole team thought it would be best, we try to give back in different ways, and this will be one of them. horace: horace holmes, abc 7 news. alison: now 7 on your side with a consumer alert -- vw's effort to please unhappy call her owners is not going as well as the company had hoped, so vw is offering a thousand dollars in gift cards and bouncers to owners of diesel powered cars involved in the omission scandal. some vehicle owners say that is not enough and they want vw to buy the cars back. they are concerned they will not be up to resell the cars because of the scandal. leon: 7 on your side is here to help. alison: if you need help from the 7 on your side reach out any time. the e-mail address, tips@wjla.com. leon: thank you for joining us this evening, and remember 7 is discover the world animals, seen those before but somet

russell wilson does so well.o be trapped, sacked, starts to move forward, finds the open guy. >> cris: what happens is you have to react to russell wilson. the defender in coverage acts up, then russell wilson just flips it over the top of him. >> al: at the 28 to the 41 yard line. off the play fake. fires, caught, into seattle territory. baldwin again tackled by mathieu. first down. >> cris: this doug baldwin is probably the toughest minded guy on this team. and he will not ever let the guys in the wide receiver room complain about not catching enough balls or touchdowns or any of that stuff. he says if we have to block every play, we block every play. >> al: seven catches for baldwin. played his college football at stanford. >> cris: very much the leader of that wide receiver room. >> al: and wilson. this time he's able to fire it away. rodney gunter almost had a sack. he, i think, was inside the tackle box. they'll talk about this as he slung it away. >> cris: i don't know about that one. >> al: arians wants i

mayor freeman-wilson: that is a real challenge. you can go to a gun show in indiana, and get whatever you need and sell it and pass it to whomever. as we look to trace guns, as we look to limit guns, there is a vital role of law enforcement in gun safety. >> and prosecutors and legislators? mayor freeman-wilson: i would say prosecutors and law enforcement because i am not very hopeful about the legislators in the state of indiana. [laughter] >> there seems to be a shared thing. i close with that comment, that i would like to close with that, and thank you for the tough job you do. it is a tough job, and we are proud to support you in any way we can. applause for the mayor. thank you. [applause] ♪ >> good morning. i am looking forward to a lively conversation from our talks backstage. i'm the editor of atlantic.com, and i have with me a distinguished panel. one of many of us would agree the most significant in the most least visible has been what happens in the interplay between defendants, prosecutors, and judges. so i have with me

russell wilson does so well. looks like he's going to be trapped, sacked, starts to move forward, finds the open guy. >> cris: what happens is you have to react to russell wilson. the defender in coverage acts up, then russell wilson just flips it over the top of him. >> al: at the 28 to the 41 yard line. off the play fake. fires, caught, into seattle territory. baldwin again tackled by mathieu. first down. >> cris: this doug baldwin is probably the toughest minded guy on this team. and he will not ever let the guys in the wide receiver room complain about not catching enough balls or touchdowns or any of that stuff. every play, we block every play. >> al: seven catches for baldwin. played his college football at stanford. >> cris: very much the leader of that wide receiver room. >> al: and wilson. this time he's able to fire it away. rodney gunter almost had a sack. he, i think, was inside the tackle box. they'll talk about this as he slung it away. >> cris: i don't know about that one. >> al: arians wants it. >

russell wilson does so well.ng to be trapped, sacked, starts to move forward, finds the open guy. >> cris: what happens is you have to react to russell wilson. the defender in coverage acts up, then russell wilson just flips it over the top of him. >> al: at the 28 to the 41 yard line. off the play fake. fires, caught, into seattle territory. baldwin again tackled by mathieu. first down. >> cris: this doug baldwin is probably the toughest minded guy on this team. and he will not ever let the guys in the wide receiver room complain about not catching enough balls or touchdowns or any of that stuff. he says if we have to block every play, we block every play. >> al: seven catches for baldwin. played his college football at stanford. >> cris: very much the leader of that wide receiver room. >> al: and wilson. this time he's able to fire it away. rodney gunter almost had a sack. he, i think, was inside the tackle box. they'll talk about this as he slung it away. >> cris: i don't know about that one. >> al: arians wan

carl wilson :12-:16 ziegler - :51-1:00 judy wilson - 1:12-1:16 carl wilson of monroe served in the u-s navy during world war two... that was seventy years ago...but today, he's recounting as much of it as he can. "then you'd plunge back down, and water would run up on the decks, and stuff." - carl wilson, monroe wilson is one of fifteen world war two vets telling their stories to iowa court reporters at d- macc's newton campus today. the veterans history project aims to bring these stories to a permanent home in the library of congress. "the purpose is to get the veteran's stories." - patti ziegler - dmacc at newton "we've tried to capture in these events on our campus is world war ii veterans, because we know those stories are being lost." patti ziegler - dmacc at newton ziegler says the clock is ticking for world war two vets, who are approaching their nineties. getting those personal accounts with unique perspective adds color to what's already in our history books. "they're deep, they're rich stories, because they tell what really went on during their time in the service. a wide va

finished off by travis wilson. one point during his four-year career as a starter, thought his career might be finished. had a concussion that revealed an intra-cranial arltsry problem. wasn't even cleared to play until the following june. put up the best numbers of his career. now he's quarterback of the >> joe: veterans day usaa honors all who dared to serve. . visit usaa.com/veteransday. washington wearing the american flag themed helmets tonight. in honor of veterans day. andy phillips ready to kick it, inside of 3 1/2 left. the angle and the wave from mcclatcher. it's returned, i to the 29 yard line by gaskin. time for the game break, jenny? >> thaenks. another controversial college football finish, number 7 michigan state and nebraska. closing seconds, tommy to brandon riley, 30 yards foir for the tumpbdown. he did step out of bounds, play was reviewed and upheld. after so many heartbreaking losses for nebraska they have their moment, knocking off previously undefeated michigan state. >> joe: knocked off mich

nice, big, woodrow wilson wilson was a races racist. >> our country dealing with racist history which include slaveholding and the activists solution of black people on this campus. secondly it is cultural for professors who are not trained in racial identity. >> they have a place for african-american students can feel safe and love. wilson has long history here, he was a president of princeton university from 1902 until 1910. he served as new jersey governor , and then became president of the united states. he was a democrat and was seen as progressive at the time. he also heavily supported segregation and slaveholding even. today there are about 20 members were still in the presence off as you slept there overnight. they refuse to leave until their demands are met. the atrium is full of students. i want to add that the group is very vocal. behind closed doors they actually agreed that woodrow wilson was a racist but he wanted students to also understand just how much he did for the university, new jersey, jersey, and the united states. but is it appropriate just to erase history eve

his hair was messed up. >> reporter: kimberly wilson was attempting to leave the october 26. when sergeant roadside slammed in to her at the stop sign. >> how are you doing? are you okay? >> reporter: wilson said that he didn't call for help, offering cash instead. >> and he said i'll write you a check for -- a check for cash for $1,000 and i said either you call this in or i'm calling it in, but i'm not leaving it until one of us call it in and he wasn't doing anything. >> reporter: wilson asked him if he was a state trooper. >> he opened his shirt up to show me his uniform was on him, but inside out. and when he opened it up, a bottle cap fell on the ground and i picked it up in front of him. >> reporter: wilson called 911. the sergeant was arrested and later told police that he had consumed nine beers inside his police car, two open bottles of coors light and several more still in the card board case. his blood alcohol level testing at .16 two times the legally . his gun was taken and he is now suspended without pay. wilson meanwhile is still deciding if she'll sue for her

service is second nature for captain, gordon wilson as well..... fighting sioux city fires for 32 years while also serving in vietnam and during desert storm for a total of 25 years. he says, todays committment to service by fellow fire fighters is impressive.... but actually less than when he first joined the force. "there was a lot more of us in the 80s and 90s it seemed that were in the military at that time. of course, a lot of them have transitioned and retired" says gordon wilson, captain, sioux city fire rescue. in the end it's all about service. "teaching the young guys, seeing gratification from knowing that you help people" says gordon wilson, captain, sioux city fire rescue. "it's protecting our country, and protecting our freedoms and all the things that we love every day. it's when kids come up and they tell you thanks or it's when you see the smiles on people's faces" says sarah orwig, sioux city fire rescue firefighter and recording secretary. on veterans day, captain wilson says it's important not only to remember those who serve bu

finished off by travis wilson. one point during his four-year career as a starter, thought his career might be finished. had a concussion that revealed an intra-cranial arltsry problem. wasn't even cleared to play until the following june. put up the best numbers of his career. now he's quarterback of the >> joe: veterans day usaa honors all who dared to serve. . visit usaa.com/veteransday. washington wearing the american flag themed helmets tonight. in honor of veterans day. andy phillips ready to kick it, inside of 3 1/2 left. the angle and the wave from mcclatcher. line by gaskin. time for the game break, jenny? >> thaenks. another controversial college football finish, number 7 michigan state and nebraska. closing seconds, tommy to brandon riley, 30 yards foir for the tumpbdown. he did step out of bounds, play was reviewed and upheld. after so many heartbreaking losses for nebraska they have their moment, knocking off previously undefeated michigan state. >> joe: knocked off michigan state, knocked off possibly

finished off by travis wilson. one point during his four-year career as a starter, thought his career might be finished. had a concussion that revealed an intra-cranial arltsry problem. wasn't even cleared to pl until the following june. put up the best numbers of his career. number 12 team in the country. >> joe: veterans day usaa honors all who dared to serve. 6 visit usaa.com/veterersday. washington wearing the american flag themed helmets tonight. in honor of veterans day. andy phillipseady to kick it, inde of 3 1/2 left. the angle and the wave from mcclatcher. it's returned, i to the 29 yard line by gaskin. time for the game break, jenny? >> thaenks. another controversial college football finish, number 7 michigan state and nebraska. closing seconds, tommy to brandon riley, 30 yards foir for the tumpbdown. he did step out of bounds, play was reviewed and upheld. after so many heartbreaking $% losses f nebraska they have their moment, knocking off prpriously undefeated michigan state. >> joe: knocked off michig

and they wanted name of woodrow wilson removed from campus buildings. historians agree he was racist. some of his policies rolled back hard-won gains by african-americans. other students say wilson's achievements are too important to ignore. they say removing his name is the first step down a slippery slope. princeton university is reviewing the long-held naming policies after students led by the school's black justice league occupied the office of school president for three days last week. >> at this moment we are choosing to remain at the hall until all three of our commands are met in full. >> near the top of their list of demands, that the name woodrow wilson be removed from princeton's famed school of public affairs and from a campus residential complex. wilson was princeton's president for nearly a decade before becoming president of the united states, but wilson was also an avowed segregationist who openly praised the ku klux klan. while he was in charge of the school during the first decade of the 20th century, no black students were granted adm

brian wilson, the texas law hawk. hunger for justicement brian wilson, the texas law hawk. that commercial is, of course attorney brian wilson, and after seeing his ad, we invited him on the show. he said yes, fantastic. what is the main thing you tell people when they're pulled over for drunk driving? >> well, the main thing i tell them is you don't have to say anything other than handing your driver's license. that's focused on texas law specifically. but just shut up, man! the less you say the better for the most part. kennedy: brian wilson, i know you are a major league pitcher and founder of the beach boys, are you a real good attorney or fun to party with? >> i hope both, but i'd say i really focus on my clients and clients come first before partying, though. kennedy: that is giving, brian wilson texas law hawk, thank you so much. >> thank y'all so much. appreciate it. kennedy: indeed, i'm in new york, i'll get arrested and can you bail me out. >> no. y'all take care. kennedy: hopefully you have been caressed by the talons of justice. you can watch all new episodes of

director of the brazil institute at the woodrow wilson center, paulo sotero. i'm maria hinojosa. this is one on one. paulo sotero, you are the head of the woodrow wilson center's brazil institute in washington, dc, longtime journalist covering the united states for brazil. and i just have to ask you, you know, so many people think about brazil as being this faraway tropical country, you know, far, deep in the south. but in fact, brazil is a growing superpower. it's gone through an extraordinary transformation in the past 20 years. so the last time that i was there was 1997. if i was to go back to rio or sao paolo now, would i see a

the wilsons kept to hems according to neighbors. >> i'm so sad. >> police believe that i wilson may beriving his truck. laura anthony, abc 7. >>> developing news at this hour, a major thoroughfare shut do you have, police have closed highway 35 in both direction

wilson loosening up. he's had his first four-touchdown game of the season coming off his first three-touchdown game of the season last week. phil: well, the steelers, their defense, they were going to keep him in the packet, make him show us he can beat us throwing the ball from the pocket. 20-29, 465, four touchdowns. i would love those numbers. russell wilson's throwing, though, jim. we were talking about it a lot yesterday, just really controlling the ball, throwing it with such power and accuracy. underrated. jim: well, seattle has protected him, 10 yards across and lockett is up at the 20. they're looking like they want to be sure there's not an onside attempt. i'd be surprised to see it. phil: i thought i might see something different there from the kicker. you only have one guy back. jim: i'd try to do something different. make a scramble for it. phil: that's right. the play wasn't ready to be called. jim: again, the n.f.c. playoff picture. if the seahawks win at 6-5. they would actually move ahead

sonoma county this, search was on for nathan wilson. again you see here in just moments ago we of learned he has been arrested suspected of killing his parents fatally stabbing them this morning in their home-. kermit as i said on the scene he near sebastopol he will have live reports with details coming up again that's the latest in the kron 4 newsroom at the double homicide near sebastopol >> pam: boy arrested in state court this morning/. they've responded 715 a report of 14 year-old boy with friends officials say plan outside of railing there and slid down the alleged or he could not climb back out the boy got lucky he been for godown the ledge the distance of 100 ft. the crews rescued him " suffer only minor abrasions. and did not have to go to the hospital. >> pam: some less autos calling on the public for help in solving a trail of reason burglaries' in the downtown district surveillance video shows two men outside the entrance of the cafe on main street that could be seen kicking the door and before stealing money from the regis

mayor freeman-wilson: that is a real challenge. you can go to a gun show in indiana, and get whatever you need and sell it and pass it to whomever. as we look to trace guns, as we look to limit guns, there is a vital role of law enforcement in gun safety. >> and prosecutors and legislators? mayor freeman-wilson: i would say prosecutors and law enforcement because i am not very hopeful about the legislators in the state of indiana. [laughter] >> there seems to be a shared thing. i close with that comment, that i would like to close with that, and thank you for the tough job you do. it is a tough job, and we are proud to support you in any way we can. applause for the mayor. thank you. [applause] ♪ >> good morning. i am looking forward to a lively conversation from our talks backstage. i'm the editor of atlantic.com, and i have with me a distinguished panel. one of many of us would agree the most significant in the most least visible has been what happens in the interplay between defendants, prosecutors, and judges. so i have with me

finished off by travis wilson. one point during his four-year career as a starter, thought his career might be finished. had a concussion that revealed an intra-cranial arltsry problem. wasn't even cleared to play until the following june. put up the best numbers of his career. now he's quarterback of the all who dared to serve. . visit usaa.com/veteransday. washington wearing the american flag themed helmets tonight. in honor of veterans day. andy phillips ready to kick it, inside of 3 1/2 left. the angle and the wave from it's returned, i to the 29 yard line by gaskin. time for the game break, jenny? another controversial college football finish, number 7 michigan state and nebraska. closing seconds, tommy to brandon riley, 30 yards foir for the tumpbdown. he did step out of bounds, play was reviewed and upheld. after so many heartbreaking losses for nebraska they have their moment, knocking off previously undefeated michigan state. >> joe: knocked off michigan state, knocked off possibly a contender for the foot

doug calls it the full beaver >>> the debate over president woodr woodrow wilson's legacy is heatingalls on princeton to remove the late president's name on the campus. here in our area there are several landmarks named after wilson including a bridge and high school in northwest d.c. >>> news 4's mark segraves spoke to the mayor and school chancellor about whether it was time to change the name. >>> after a two-day sit-in by students at princeton, the university president agreed with students that former president woodrow wilson was a racist and that the school is now open to discussions about removing wilson's name from buildings on campus. today the new york times editorial page urged princeton to remove his name calling wilson an una pol jepologetic r. woodrow wilson's high school is one of the highest performing schools in the district with a diverse population. we asked mayor muriel bowser if it was time to discuss that school's name given the protest elsewhere and the new york times editorial. >> i don't have any comment on the times article. >> reporter: when pressed on wheth

among them, leslie wilson's husband joe.oled from a u.s. prison until 2002. tim carter and his companion spent a few days in a guyana police cell, then were released. four others in jonestown lived through the suicide night. two men were able to sneak away during the slaughter. one of them, odell rhodes. >> he was telling people it wasn't painful and that, you know, people had to die with dignity. >> this 76-year-old woman asleep in the infirmary was overlooked. so was one elderly man. only 33 left alive out of almost a thousand faithful followers in jonestown that day. the rest came home in metal coffins as ostracized in death as they had been isolated in life. many of the children could not be identified. other victims went unclaimed. the unwanted, the unnamed were buried on a hillside more than 400 in a mass grave here in oakland, california. >> i don't think society cared because they were nameless. they were nameless faces. >> leslie wilson's mother, her niece and nephew are here. on a recent summer day she stood and of

russell wilson's throwing, though, jim. we were taaing about it a lot yesterday, just really controlling the ball, throwing it with such power and accuracy. underrated. jim: well, seattle has protected him, 10 yards across and lockett is up at the 20. they're looking like they want to be sure there's not an onside attempt. i'd be surprised to see it. phil: i thought i might see something different there from the kicker. you only have one guy back. jim: i'd try to do something dierent. make a scramble for it. phil: that's right. the play wasn't ready to be called. jim: again, the n.f.c. playoff picture. if the seahawks win at 6-5. they would actually move ahead on tiebreakers at the moment ahead of atlanta and they would be into the top six. on the a.f.c. side. phil: the steelers,s, knowing the situation, you have to play aggressive. you can't sit back. so that means the corners have to come through with tight coverage against the wide receivers. jim: do you expect pittsburgh to go to their time-outs right away, given the ch

welcome you tome the wilson center and point out that the wilson center was chartered by congress as the presidentemorial to woodrow wilson. it is the nation's key nonpartisan policy forum for tackling research and open dialogue to form actionable ideas for congress, the administration, and the broader policy community. going to look at europe's refugee credit -- challenge, the response to the international crisis, and i it is point out that posted by many programs in addition to the global europe program. it is also sponsored by the middle east program. and also the global sustainability and resilience program. of you arem sure all aware, and incredibly difficult in time.and time -- the conflicts that have been across what was called the arc of instability from west africa, sub-saharan africa all the way to style -- to southeast asia and the asia and the agent continent. i have said this is a multilevel crisis. it is first and foremost a humanitarian crisis. somewhat say a humanitarian disaster. you have in many countries in europe, 10,000 people a day arriving at the border. we are

jessica rae: as orwig and captain wilson have made clear... service is important and not only limited to military members thank your local and police departments today. so yesterday... teamed up to support siouxland service e mbers. around 300 veterans and military families went to the american red cross. the organization "support siouxland soldiers" provided them with a free lunch and a week's worth of groceries. free haircuts, massages and ice cream were also available for them, along with material on p-t-s-d and other resources available for veterans. the event is something organizers say is the least they can do to help support our meme and women in uniform. "to just know that the community just comes together as a whole and keeps supporting them, i mean we have these events every other month and each month they seem to get bigger and bigger so just a great colaberation for the community." says sarah petersen, director of support siouxland soldiers. jessica rae: students from le mars community high school were given a plaque for their effo

tonight -- rainn wilson, from "the royals," actress elizabeth hurley, music from seal, featuring theg band with arcade fire's jeremy gara. ♪ [ cheers 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 your past. 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 tomorrow -- [ laughter ] if something gnarly 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 would kill hitler as a baby, adding, "you gotta step up, man." [ laughter ] and it's comments like those that have a lot of people

it was the wilson warriors versus the wilson tigers. >> number one! reporter: 20 think that?- why you think that? >> i don't know. reporter: it's a reunion. >> it feels good to be here to see everybody. some people you were to school with. >> played in the late 1970's. we've been alumni for quite a few years. 30 plus years. it's good to see so many xt makes in the crowd -- x teammates in the crowd. >> they are all my school. whatever happens today, kids win . >> of the many important athletic events, this is absolutely the most important. reporter: woodson has been a perennial favorite. they have been here seven of the last nine times and won all but one of those games. as you can see by the scoreboard at halftime, they are ahead. >> we have a high-scoring offense. >> they'll turn it around. it's all good. just a minor setback. reporter: wilson won the second half and not enough to overcome the first. final score, 24-40. wilson's third turkey bowl win in the road -- in a row. kimberly: does -- thousands of people earn fifth acb miller running a 5k. the 14th annual up a skinny

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>> reporter: wilson says he didn't call for help. he offered her cash instead. >> he said i'll write you a check for $1,000. >> i said either you call this in or i'm calling it in, but i'm not leaving here until one of us calls it in. he wasn't doing anything. >> reporter: wilson asked if he was a state trooper. >> his uniform was on him but inside out. when he opened it up, something fell out and i picked it up. >> reporter: the sergeant later told police he cop assumed nine beers. his blood alcohol level testing at .16, two times the legal limit. the sergeant's gun was taken and he's now suspended without pay. >> wow. that was jessica snyder reporting. kimberly wilson, the woman allegedly rear ended by the trooper has not decided whether or not she plans to sue in the case. >>> in today's health alert, pancreatic tumors are among the most aggressive types of cancer. less than 5% of patients have a survival rate of just 5 years. researchers at the mayo clinic found an inexpensive blood test used only by one in five pancreatic cancer

the wilsons kept to hems according to neighbors. >> i'm so sad. >> police believe that i wilson may be driving his truck. laura anthony, abc 7. >>> developing news at this hour, a major thoroughfare shut do you have, police have closed highway 35 in both directions between hickey boulevard and man or drive because of a fatal accident involving a pedestrian. the accident occurred about 3:30 this afternoon. investigators say the driver was turning left when the car hit the ped pd in the crosswalk. >>> university police and san francisco state are investigating a possible rape on campus that reportedly happened about 3:00 a.m. on saturday. officials would only say the victim is incapable of concepting to sex, but would not give anymore details. >>> there were shots fired and the scene is surrounded by crime tape and you can see bullet holes in the glass. police say someone fired three rounds at the south side of building for some reason. >>> a storm headed to the bay area and some people in marin county are not taking any chances at all. the couple in san rafael took down a tall tree befo

president woodrow wilson from the campus. before becoming president of the united states, wilson was president of princeton. students want wilson's name re removed because of his views on segregation. in an e-mail, the president says a committee will examine wilson's legacy. he also agreed wilson's record on race is disturbing. >>> justice department lawyers are stepping into the battle over that police shooting in minneapolis. they'll decide whether to release videos of jamar clark's death. the group black lives pat matter posted one clip online. activists are demanding two minneapolis officers be fired over the shooting. >>> this morning police are new orleans park that injured 16 people. several hundred people were at the park in the ninth ward to record a music video last night when two groups began shooting at each other. ten of the injured were taken to the hospital. six others sought treatment on their own. mayor mitch landrieu says police are not ruling out gang involvement. >>> and this morning, an update on another

for all of the things that wilson is, right?ontext of slavery, real harm done to real humans. yet we don't throw out the declaration of independence. we don't unname it in part because you need those names there to tell the whole story. i don't want to sanitize it. for me the argument is what are the untold stories? what are the names that ought to be on buildings that aren't? >> i think if you read the other side's conversation about this they say it is about political correctness but this is really about who should be honored in our public and intellectual discourse. does princeton not have enough americans or other alumni or even donors that deserve this public and intellectual recognition? >> you got to an interesting point about the donors though. because that is a somewhat different question. right? about the capacity of folks to put their names on buildings that they themselves build. i think that's different than what's going on with wilson where it is a kind of honoring and honoriffic. >> what i think is dangerous or wh

wilson left before police showed up. driving off in a 2006 dark gray tacoma truck, and police say he should be considered very dangerous. >> he's obviously very unpredictable. we're considering him armed and dangerous. we don't want any of the public to contact him. >> now, wilson was described as a 6 foo'1" white male, blond ha green eyes, last seen wearing green pants. if you see him, call 911 immediately. he's considered dangerous. we'll hear from a friend we talked to by fphone, and she wa shocked to hear the news. >> want to give you another look at the suspect, nathan wilson. he's likely driving a dark gray toyota truck. if you see this man, nathan wilson, or that truck, investigators say as you just heard, he is considered armed and very dangerous. stay back, however, you are urged to call 911 immediately. >>> new details tonight as police get a break in the case of an artist shot and killed as he painted an oakland mural. witnesses say antonio ramos was shot by a man walking past the mural which is under the over

levi wilson denies that. today marks the 30th anniversary of the plane crash that killed three members of the iowa state cross country team. the pilot, two coaches, and a student trainer were also killed. among them... was trainer stephanie streit from hawarden, and sheryl maahs from spirit lake. this afternoon, family members of the vicitims and others are holding a special cermemony in des moines to honor those that were lost. >> weather ad-lib winter storm watch in effect thanksgiving day for parts of southern and eastern siouxland some very ill-timed winter weather will make its way through siouxland during one of the busiest travel days of the year on thanksgiving day. today, however, looks like a much better option travel-wise as the only potential hazard will be some patchy drizzle and fog. conditions will really start to deteriorate late tonight/early tomorrow morning as some light rain begins to switch over to freezing rain and could accumulate up to a quarter of an inch in some locations by late tom

the official memorial the president woodrow wilson -- woodrow wilson. actionable ideas for congress, the administration command the broader policy committee. they are going to look at europe's refugee challenge, response to an international crisis. the program is cohosted by several different programs here at the wilson center and addition to the global europe program which is a primary sponsor. it is also sponsored by the middle east program. this crisis has its origins in part in the middle east and also by the global sustainability and resilience program. this is, as i am sure all of you are aware, and incredibly difficult moment in time. the conflict and violence that has been raging across what someone called the arc of instability running roughly from west africa, sub-saharanafrica, sub-saharan africa, all the way to south asia and the asian subcontinent. i have said that this is a multilevel crisis. it is 1stit is 1st and foremost a humanitarian crisis, some would say humanitarian disaster. you have got in many countries in europe 10,000 people a

the detectives say wilson's on " called at home with bloodstains on his body. call police by the time deputies got to the address wilson was done. >> reporter: on a schizophrenic at times difficult to deal with/ but at. . the spec is a man to see a county where he is in jail of the next few days will be brought back here the center as the debates the judge. >> pam: we first told you about this arrest and that push alert today at 456 and you can really see the latest breaking news at our kron 4 mobile application for you for apple and android users new worries about terror attacks tonight brussels under lockdown tonight. >> reporter: supply is odorless and for the u.s. state department world wide travel alert americans to run the world to be on guard. a state department issuing the travel alert for americans warning of a possible terrorist activity jeff bush's last at sfo with the latest from there been a look at the end the letter says u.s. citizens possible at risk for traveling. and that there has been awful lot of activity on the islamic state, up high debt

bht wilson warriors -- >> guaranteed that.eporter: against the wilson high tigers. >> the tigers are going to win. >> i'm ready. reporter: mainly the fans of the two schools playing fill the stands, but not all. some just like the game, no matter who is play. >> every year. reporter: thousands spent part of the time with wilson. >> these athletes are hyped up. they are having a lot of fun. reporter: another thing about the turkey bowl, and the first quarter the stanza pretty empty. by halftime the place was mainly full as a packet to cheer. acked in to cheer. wilson added another win, 40-24. nobody was too upset. it was hometown football and a chance to see friends and cheer the team. for most folks turkey was still waiting at home. sam ford, abc 7 news. horace: congratulations. from a turkey to a mouse. i thought it was an elephant. kimberly: you were close. horace: taken this image captured by the curiosity rover. some believe this is a mouse discovered on the surface of mars. that would be huge. whatever it is. at this poin

take vo ---wilson de 34 anos de edad, era buscado como sospechoso de la muerte de sus padres.ados esta manana take vo #2 ---tirados al interior su casa a las afueras de sebastopol....estaban cubiertos en sangre y al parecer las heridas que sufrieron fueron con un objeto filoso. un hermano de la victima fue el que alerto a las autoridades sobre los cuerpos, agregando que su sobrino nathan alexander wilson estaba con la ropa ensangretada...despues de una busqueda de cerca de 7 horas ahora se confrima que fue arrestado por la policia de ukia..al pnco minti sobre su nombre pero luego su identidad fue confirmada, ahora el esta en la carcel de mendocino y sera extraditado a sonoma a enfrentar los cargos por easesinato sus padres, david wilson y adrianne chapin... desde la sala de redaccion. pilar live blanca-autoridades de oakland anuciaron hoy que lograronl arresto de una persona de interes en conexion con el asesinato de un muralista septiembre. pasado 29 de vo --antonio ramos de 27 aÑos de edad, fue alcanzado por una la mieras trabajaba en un mural que se encontraba abajo del pas