remember jeremiah wright? the controversial preacher president obama distanced himself from during the 2008 campaign? turns out he didn't really distance himself from jeremiah wright because there is reverend jeremiah wright on the white house visitors logs. oh, my god. they've been sneaking jeremiah wright into the white house. he must be secretly running the country. oh, no, he's not. you want to know who is running the country? bill ayers, the '60s bomber guy. remember when they tried to tie president obama to bill ayers in the 2008 campaign and barack obama had nothing to do with bill ayers? well then, oh, yeah, why is bill ayers coming into the white house. there's his name right there on the white house visitors logs. and while we're on the subject, oh, my god, michael moore. michael moore! michael moore being snuck into the white house. there's his name on the white house visitors logs. and berthsa lewis, the lady from acorn. also michael jordan. michael jordan, is he a scandal? their names are on the w

it turns out it wasn't that jeremiah right e wright. it turns out bill heirs, wasn't that person, as well. bertha lewis, the lady from acorn, it was bertham. lewis who visited the white house. if you get a hundred thousand people visiting the wliet house in a month, mostly as a tourist destination, and then you relesioned seven months of visit xx logs at a time, you're getting a half million names. there are some people who sound like they are public figures, when really, they are not. >>> given this large amount of data, the records we're publishing today include a few false positives. names you may think of a well-known person, but are actually of someone else. when that happened, the normal media at the time, mostly, reported it that way. white house posts visitor's list. is that the bill heirs? no. here's the new york daily managing. white house jeremiah wright. michael moore. names don't match, controversial figures. so that's perfect, right? they get -- the boldface names up there, they've got the scandal right up there in the hea

another architect idealist but of a very different kind was at work in america-- frank lloyd wright. wright's contributions to 20th-century architecture emerged well before world war i with his so-called prairie style, seen here in the robie house of 1908-1909 with its horizontal thrust sheltering overhangs terraces and enclosed gardens. although always identified with a peculiarly american vernacular, wright's inspiration was eclectic including viennese japanese and mayan sources. his work would be published in europe as early as 1910 and would have an influence internationally including on the architects of the bauhaus. wright's concern for a marriage between architecture and landscape would lead to his 1936 house outside of pittsburgh-- falling water-- built on a natural rock over a small waterfall. but at the same time in the difficult years of the 10s he became more socially conscious, focusing on the needs of urban life. he remained nonetheless attached to nature seen in the organic forms and use of natural light in such buildings as the johnson wax building of 1936. but these

wright was born in richmond center in wisconsin which is not too far from here.is family took him to wayland, mass. for a time and return to madison and he grew up in madison, spent his teenage years there and attended very briefly, a few years at the university of wisconsin. did not finish their but did get a chance to work on a building, science hall at the end of langston's 3. before he decided to take off and find his fortune in chicago. he became famous in chicago and built a lot of adventuress buildings in the prairie style, what was known as the prairie style and returned to wisconsin only after his sojourn in europe. however before he left madison his mother, during his teenage years, because she pushed her father out of the house, divorced him, he was raised by the mother and two sisters decided he should come out to this part of the country which is where her family was, wealth pioneers, and spend his summers here. these teenage summers in this valley, and on these hills, that is where he got two things, his love of nature and his understanding of natur

late in the quarter, it's wright again. wright wasn't wrong. fought to get in. tough run, 17-7.her cal turnover. yeah, kevin hogan running it in. 24-7. stanford at the half. third quarter, wright, two yards touchdown. he rushed for 92 yards and four touchdowns. put them up big. they win it, final of 38-17. they beat cal for the fifth straight time. stanford bowl eligible now at 6- 5. >> well, you know, two things to talk about the seniors wanting to keep that act their entire time here. also, they don't know not going to a bowl game. they don't know. so that will change this year. but that's what they are used to. you want that extra game for your seniors. and go out with a bowl game. no matter where it is, what it is, a chance to get a victory there and end their season on a high note. >> it's huge. every victory you can get, you want to try and get. we don't want cal to have bragging rights over us. it's great. >> nationally, james winston, florida state in a struggle with boston college. third quarter, nose up by a touchdown. it's the old quarterback keeper. tyler murphy scor

today remound wright was committee of one. fourth touchdown. goes back to the farm for the fifth year in a row. >> we're just excited. forget about what happened before. or tomorrow. today i'm so proud of those guys for holding that ax. >> was disappointing in the way we played. i anticipated us playing better football. so disappointed with that. it was a bit of a strange football game. didn't start the way we wanted it to start. i don't even know what to say about some of the stuff that happened out there. >> stafford play ucla next. first quarter. 17 yard pick six. sc up 17-nothing. bruins dominate the rest of the way. hundley throws for three, runs for run. usc 38-20. >>> ducks locked up the pac-12 north. mare yoeta throw. blan. >>> stafford men's basketball team takes care of you've been part of this family for as long as i can remember. and you just mean so much to all of us. the holidays wouldn't be the same without your crescent rolls. we got you a little something. we got you jeans. it's about time. pipin' hot pillsbury crescent rolls.

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live in northwest, kristen wright, news4. >>> thank you. the concert, there are big crowds heading to the caps game tonight starting at 7:00 p.m. the caps fans may want to leave extra early to make sure you get to the verizon center in time for the puck drop. >>> this morning police are looking for three people suspected in the shooting death of a teenager near a high school in prince william county. police say 16-year-old brendan wilson was shot and killed yesterday afternoon on oakwood drive near woodbridge high school. they say he was a student there. the shooting happened on a trail that leads to the school's parking lot. the school is closed today because of the holiday. a crisis team will likely be on hand tomorrow when students return. >>> and now to a developing story in hawaii. a river of molten lava reached a rural town on the big island consuming its first home. take look at the scene here. the slow-moving lava from the kilauea volcano is so hot it incinerated this house yesterday. 50 residents in the projected path have been urg

. >> reporter: kristen wright, news 4. >>> the supreme court justice is spending the thanksgiving at holiday at home tonight just a day after she came out of surgery. ruth bader ginsburg was sent home this morning after surgeons placed a stent in her heart on wednesday. ginsburg is 81 years old and still works out with her trainer twice a week. she was exercising tuesday when she started having some discomfort. paramedics took her to med star washington hospital center where they discovered a blockage in her right coronary artery. ginsburg expects to be back at work monday when the court hears its next round of oral arguments. >>> president obama spent part of this thanksgiving day calling u.s. troops. this photo was released showing the president making calls from the oval office. he called representatives of each of the five service branches, the army, air force, marines, navy and coast guard. the president expressed his appreciation on behalf of a grateful nation. >>> hundreds of u.s. soldiers are celebrating the holiday in afghanistan, even though they kbnt at home. they still en

jay wright is the best they've had.ot remember took a team to the finals and they lost in the final game against ucla. that was bill walton's team. so jay wright is really if not the best he's 1a. >> big night around here. of course election night. thank you so much for joining us. >> we'll have complete results at 10:00. we'll see you then. have a g ♪ with the card most accepted in the philadelphia region, you have the power to do more. independence blue cross. live fearless. >> the chilling video. snatched off the street. what to do if this happens to you. >> you scratch. then drop your weight. >> then, oh what a relief. >> mike may not be ready for us. >> did the weather man really answer mother nature's call on live tv? what he is telling inside edition today. and what happened on this 800- foot cliff will shock you. the unthinkable. did her husband really push her over the cliff? >> do you think he had murder on his mind? >> i did. >> plus, the guy giving away a free trip around the world for one lucky gal. but the

here's david wright. >> reporter: it's every parent's worst nightmare. an active shooter on campus.hreatening to kill innocent kids. this one, just a drill, but it's terrifyingly realistic. how do you strike a balance? it's just a drill, but the trauma is real. in this school, they're saying they got it wrong. they held a drill without warning where police showed up, weapons drawn. place came in with guns, texts said, and we're scared. their mom was scared, too. >> i'm panicking, thinking it was a legitimate shooter coming. >> this boy's dad raced to the school, unaware it was a drill. >> my husband almost got a ticket, he was doing 130. >> reporter: the school has apologized to parents, and the police say they will not use weapons in drills. but there have been about one active shooter incident a month since columbine. and lockdown drills are now as common as fire drills. some go as far as covering students in fake blood, and playing dead in hallways, to make the drills more realistic. >> we need to lock down. >> reporter: the modern version of duck and cover. >> please go behind m

kristen wright with a look at how things are looking at this point.ten >> reporter: hey, good morning, aaron. you know what, it doesn't really look that bad considering how many people were on the national mall last night. what you will see this morning, a lot of these gates are still up everywhere for crowd control last night. they need to be packed away and put away. lots of activity on the mall. just trying to clean up. but no trash. i don't see any garbage. but a special night on the national mall with so many people coming together from all over the country to honor our veterans. certainly a star-studded show last night for those who have served. the concert for valor was the first of its kind. yes, it was about music. more so it was about raising awareness of the issues affecting veterans. overall, crowds behaved. an arrest or two but not bad for such a large count. we were hearing as many as 800,000 people were expected. we do know it wasn't quite that many. but certainly an impressive crowd in terms of numbers. you can see way back there. that

want to go back to speaker wright. it was the first time a sitting speaker gave back his position. his speech doing that was very dramatic and historic. people can watch and see the ense of history. through the lens of time, how did that investigation seem to you? >> i was not the ethics committee had two jobs. if somebody did something wrong in violation of the rules of the house or that brought discredit upon the house to deal appropriately with that. also, to protect members of the house against scurrilous and unfounded accusations. when people would send things to the ethics committee or ask us to look into something before an election, if you feel strongly about this after the election we will be happy to ake it up. it was just a partisan political thing. i do think it shows that the speaker of the house is the leader and most powerful person in the house. the ethics committee is made up of an equal number of members of both political parties. that is about the only committee in congress like that. the idea is to

wright.f now at the university wisconsin. stories of ear your to the polls. let's get to our first phone call. greeley, kansas, an independent. go ahead. program.interesting i'd like to discuss the program registration in the state of georgia where 80,000 people followed the state's for registration was approved. when you go back and check the people of 40,000 these 80,000 aren't listed right now and i didn't know whether the justice department would be nterested in something like that or not and secondly i live here in kansas. we have one who has made a voter fraud. i wondered if you think this oter fraud that has been originated here actually is voter suppression and tries to keep people away from the polls. my answers off the line. you.k first question about individuals being on the polls is one of the things that the federal federal monitors are well positioned to recognize. 've been in communities where there have been registration and you to some degree see individuals come in, a large

i'm kelly wright. now back to cavuto on business.'re watching the most powerful news, fox news. >>> all right. the midterm shake up isn't slowing down the amnesty train. the president is vowing action on immigration by the end of the year. most likely meaning he would delay deportation for millions of illegals already here. charles payne, when you say all negotiations off in that department, right? >> he's not going to use executive action. we are talking 11 million. we know about the wages. we know about the moral. think about a president where president obama or his wing talking income and equality. we are going to open up the door for people who work for peanuts. people who work in this country have no chance. >> wow, wow, wow. >> ben? >> this is why charles payne should be president. that's a brilliant point. >> anything we can do to get him out of here. >> this is a great, great, point. the point i want to make is we have a tremendous problem. we are immense labor problems in agriculture. the illegals do a lot of work in that ar

now that we are being exposed they are doing the jeremiah wright i didn't know him.he wasn't in our circles. you look at the law and you look at what gruber said they watch up there's no indication on the law that is ready. >> she is making her father proud. a new york woman graduating from it the new york fire department 13 years after her dad a former firefighter was killed in the 9-11 terror attack. >> firefighter josephine smith. >> 34-year-old josephine smith always wanted to become a firefighter after losing her dad her desire to follow in his foot steps only became stronger. i have been waiting for this day may whole life. there he is. fulfilled my dreams. >> she is the first daughter the firefighter killed on 9-11 to become a firefighter, too. >> meet the new dog mayor of san francisco chihuahua mix. becoming the city's first honorary dog mayor ceremony at city hall. she landed a gig when the owner won an auction. going to a local animal shelter. it includes mandatory belly rubs and treats. it is 19 minutes after the top of the hour. a dream vacation turning

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. >> first, we featured madison native and architect frank lloyd wright as we travel to his studio justnside the city. to learn about his personal and professional life. >> we are sitting in the first studio of frank loyd wright. his home was first built in 1911 and destroyed in 1914, rebuilt in 1915, destroyed in 1925 and rebuilt it misses the third version and each version has a story to tell. the first is an architectural solution to a personal problem and that the one that was how frank lloyd wright and his lover could return from europe in 1911 and live together out of the prying eyes of the chicago press and live unobtrusively and enjoy their life together because they weren't married to each other. they hope to be, but they couldn't be because suburban chicago captain would not give him a divorce and so they came up with the idea while he was in italy overlooking the river value that he knew exactly the spot in wisconsin that would be the perfect place for a hideaway just like one they had in italy. he wrote to his mother on the fourth of july of the fourth of july of that and th

here's abc's david wright. >> we have winter storm warning in effect. >> all this moisture down to ourth. >> it is going to get worse here. >> reporter: the busiest travel season in seven years got off to a menacing start today. >> winter storm is barrelling up the east coast and it's already impacting the airlines. >> newark is actually experiencing the most problems. delays of 3:15. they canceled 60 flights. >> reporter: on the eve of thanksgiving, a huge storm looming over the eastern seaboard. with black friday just around the corner, you might call this white wednesday. snow, sleet and frigid rain threatening to make this a cold day in hell for an estimated 46 million travelers. expected to make that suddenly treacherous journey home. so, just how bad was it? aside from massive delays and cancellations and lots of traffic jams, it could have been worse. in fact, it might be worse on sunday. that's actually the busiest travel day of the year. today was just the appetizer. a perfect excuse to create our very own "nightline" holiday travel survival guide. >> dear god, please let this

fourth quarter, stanford up 21 and the guy named wright could do no wrong.had four touchdowns today, tied the big-game record. stanford takes it home 38-17. >> it is huge. every victory you can get you want to try to get. we don't want cal to have bragging rights over us. and winning four years in a row, now five, it's great. >> what about stanford and duke in the coaches versus cancer championships game. first half, brown has it stolen away and the freshman looks like an old man. check his birth certificate. stanford down 7. cook from deep. duke extends their lead. randall says chase that shot. the floater cuts the deficit to eight but duke would pull away. jones buries the three from the corner. blue devils get the victory 70-59. by the way, kerry and peggy, manny won in the first round. >> she was three years older but punched harder than mike tyson, very strong. >> you have to forgive. we'll talk about that later. we don't have time for the counselling now. >> i'll try. >> we'll be right back with how students are taking to social media to display their

david wright, abc news, denver. >>> david, thank you. >>> there are new numbers tonight. millions of americans are about to start their holiday shopping in force. rebecca jarvis and the real money team have tips. >> reporter: joel steinhaus has a long holiday shopping list, for his two girls, and his wife and five-week-old baby at home. >> we want it to be festive, we are concerned about finances, obviously, because you know, there's a new mouth to feed. >> reporter: to help them maximize their giving, without maxing out their credit cards, we brought in personal finance expert vera gibbons. her first tip, go for gift cards. apps like raise and gift card granny let you buy them at discounts of up to 30% off. use them yourself to double up on discounts. for example, this 46-inch samsung l.e.d. tv at radio shack is now on sale for $220 off. but using those discounted gift cards to buy it saves you another $62. tip two -- compare deals right from your phone with apps like red laser, shop savvy, and buyvia, which instantly let you see prices at thousands of retailers. >> you'

joining price in transition, feeds to wright. price and wright, under pressure, lasalle defeets st. francis 73-60. mplts one other college bask basketball note. that's sports, we'll be right back. >> and so it gins. >> yes, it does. we're going to watch as the rain moves in early, highest snow amounts moving north and west of philadelphia. possible 5-8 lehigh valley. north and west of philadelphia, 3-5. but there could be that cutoff in philadelphia anywhere from 1-3 inches in south jersey and de. >> thanks for joining us tonight. "the tonight show" starring jimmy fallon is next. have a great night. we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ there's confidence... then there's trusting your vehicle maintenance to ford service confidence. our expertise, technology, and high quality parts means your peace of mind. it's no wonder last year we sold over three million tires. and during the big tire event, get up to $140 in mail-in rebates on four select tires. ♪ ♪ [instrumental music] ♪ a secure retirement. a new home. earning your diploma. providing for your family. real associates, using walmart's benef

it's wright again. a tough, tough run to get into the end zone to put them up 17- 7.r another cal turnover, it's kevin hogan running in for a touchdown to make it 24-7 mid way. third quarter, it's wright again. this time from two yards out. 92 yards and 4 touchdowns for him. that put the game out of reach. as cal falls on the short of a 38-17 victory by those stanford cardinals. 6-5 after the victory today. >> well, you know, two things to talk about the seniors wanting to keep that the entire time here. but also, not going to a bowl game. you know. they don't know anything about going to the bcs bowl game. but that's what they are used to. you want that extra game for your seniors and go out with a bowl victory, a bowl game, no matter what it is. get ourselves a chance to get at victory there and end their season on a high note. >> it's huge. every little victory you can get, you want to try and get. you know, we don't want cal to have bragging rights over us. now five, it's great. >> national league, winn winston. third quarter, bc made a statement. tyler murphy on

. ♪ >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright.merica's top leader touching down in iraq, general martin dempsey making an announcement that baghdad will meet with u.s. commanders. this comes as the u.s. plans to double the number of military advisers in iraq in its campaign against isis. on thursday general dempsey said the pentagon would not rule out a small number of u.s. ground troops to fight alongside the iraqi army. >>> and a powerful earthquake rocks indonesia. the 7.1 magnitude quake triggered a tsunami warning and the prospect of massive tidal waves as people ran autoof homes and buildings to higher ground for safety. fortunately, there are no reports of major damage or injuries. i'm kelly wright, go to foxnews.com for the latest news. >>> i'm not talking about the early winter freeze, but president obama is cutting a deal with china that some fear could leave american households in the cold. china doesn't have to worry about this until 2030 or so. so that looks like a good deal to me. ben, what do you make of this? >> ch

live from america's news headquarter, i'm kelly wright. good morning. president obama arrived in australia for the g20 summit before meeting with world leaders, mr. obama gave a speech to university students in brisbane. the president saying the u.s. was the leading voice in opposing russia's actions in ukraine. he described as a threat to the world, a quote. and call and nations in asia and the pacific to join the u.s. in confronting global challenge. >>> and a xarp in the skies over california. a bird strike force this alaska airlines flight to turn back for an emergency landing in oakland minutes after taking off. the plane was heading to seattle. none of the 153 people onboard were hurt but the impact reportedly damaged and electronics panel in the cockpit. >>> i'm kelly wright. see you back here at 1:00 p.m. eastern time for a brand new hour of news. now back to "forbes on fox." >>> point, click, sick. critics blasting the white house this week as the president pushes the fcc to regulate the internet. they're calling it the next big government powe

here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: protest rallies in san francisco are a dime a dozen.one looks real enough. >> what do we want? >> reporter: but take a closer look. you'll see, there's something unusual about this protest. right there in the fine print. this rally has corporate sponsorship. let's be frank. this is a front group for coke and pepsi, right? >> it's not a front group. we don't hide it. there's no secret about it. that's really not the issue. the main issue is, is this measure right for san francisco and we don't believe that it is. >> reporter: roger sal czazar i the spokesman for a group that sounds like it's fighting skyrocketing rents or rampant gentry if i case. nope. it's dedicated to fighting a proposed tax on sugary soft drinks. you want to make san francisco more affordable by keeping the price of coke and pepsi affordable, basically? >> if the goal is to improve public health, taxing grocery items is not the way to do it. >> reporter: proposition e, often referred to as the soda tax, would tax all sugar sweetened beverages 2 cents an ounce, with t

abc's david wright has the story. >> i came here to tell you that something is coming. >> reporter: "odus of gods and kings" starring christian bale and sigourney weaver not due out for another two weeks. >> after 400 years of slavery --%. >> reporter: the new moses flick is already making waves. >> there's a sea ahead and army behind. >> reporter: ready scott on the defensive over criticism that the cast of his biblical blockbuster is too white. on twitter the #boycottexodusmovie. some tweeting since when were ancient egyptians white? other black and middle eastern actors only play slaves, as well. scott tells "variety" this was a business decision. "i can't mount a film of this budget where i have to rely on tax rebates in spain and say that my lead actor is mohammed so-and-so from such-and-such. i'm just not going to get it financed so the question doesn't come up" with the notable exception of omar sharif it was ever thus in hollywood. >> hollywood has a big diversity problem. they don't often let actors of color or diverse arcs play lead roles in films. >> reporter: the iconic bi

he's lawrence wright. this is overheard. >> so i guess we can't fire him now. >> i guess we can't fire him now? >> being on the supreme court was an improbable dream. >> it's hard work and controversial. >> this guy says, hey, he's goes to 11! [laughter] >> write. >> write write, nicjust as the d which you write, it's a historical piece but none the less, kind of in pieces, now we have this bit of wisdom. >> it's always well timed when writing about the middle east, unfortunately. >> at any given moment, if you write a book about the middle east it's perfect timing. >> you can count on it. >> it literally reconstructs the chronology of those days day by day. >> it's three chronologies, this is the most structural book, my most john mcfee type of book. >> i decided what was interesting about camp david, so many of issues we're dealing with now were on the table then. >> unresolved. >> right, the 13 agonizing days form the chapter, the chronology, but as we move through that present time, there's an -- anoth

i'm kelly wright, now back to "bulls & bears." america's most powerful name in news. >>> here we go again. healthcare.gov round two. premiums are spiking and enrollment expectations, well, they are falling. tracey, is this bad news for the economy? >> it's bad news for everyone, brenda. serve getting up this morning, pouring their cup of coffee and potentially going online to enroll. all you're going to find is that the supposed lower price plans are long gone. and if they are still there, the prices have gone up. so you'll be forced into the entire premium plans. in some states premiums are going up as much as 20%. so this is bad news for sentiment. it's bad news for your wallet. and overall, it's just bad news for the economy. >> well, gary b., even if you aren't going to enroll in obamacare, does this hurt the economy? does this hurt you? to, brenda. look, if we take a step back and look what obamacare is, it's basically a shell game. i'm healthy and can afford it. my premiums as we have talked to a number of times in the show

at third quarter, it is wright again. from two yards out, he had 92 yards in the ground in the four touchdowns. stanford won 38-17. stanford now eligible at 6-5. while cal has to wait a whole other week. >> talk about the seniors wanting to keep that act their entire time here, but it also, they don't know, not going through the bowl game. that is what they are used to. no matter what it is. give ourselves a chance to get a victory there and end the season on the high note. >> it is huge, you know. every little victory you can get, you want to try and get. you know. we don't want cal to ever have bragging rights over us. we win it four year ins a row, now five. it is great. >> rivalry theme continue in pasadena. ucla finding all kinds of holds. first quarter, bruins, look how hope thomas larte is. bruins up 14-7. third quarter now. bruins, hundley takes it in to put it attach reach. i know a whole lot of bruins alumnis that are happy. >> woo-hoo! >> they need to beat stanford next friday. >>> now i have to tell you about

wright had the game of his life. in to make it 17-7.ot called a touchdown and then reviewed and it said it crossed the plane. kevin hogan designed run. up the middle. jumps in. five-yard score, 24-7 cardinal. third quarter pork more wright. that was easy. 31-7. he adds another, with a school record four rushing touchdowns for stanford. they become bowl eligible with their sixth win of the season and they keep the axe. let me axe you, who is keeping this? stanford is, 38-17. >>> ohio state, 9-1, trying to crack the top four in the rankings, hosting indiana. third quarter, on the hoosiers punt, marshall goes coast to coast, 54 yards. 21-20 buckeyes. marshall's first touchdown. he got four. caught three scoring pass from j. t. barrett. ohio state clips the big ten east. now 10-1. 42-27 the final. >> oklahoma and kansas, just a week ago, wisconsin's melvin gordon set the college football single game rushing record with 408 yards. just seven days later, sooner freshman tail back, samaje perine, broke the record with 427 yards on 37 carries.

. >> it's an icy treat wright in the heart of center city. >> we're at city hall. >> how much fun are you having. >> fun. >> roth man ice rink at dilworth park hosted soft opening for sponsors and invited guests. >> i get better every single lap. >> you have fallen down yet. >> couple times. >> kareem brown brought his daughter kennedy for her first twirl ever on ice rink. >> it's something historic and something you know for tour toyingts come in and enjoy especially with holidays coming. >> space in front of city hall has been under construction for more than 2 years. the new, 55 million dollar park is replacing the 19 70s vintage dilworth applause a. >> i'm getting hang of this a little bit with help from coby. in winter months there's not much to do in city. organizers are hoping this new ice range will give families more options. >> it is the park that is a showcase for arts and culture and activities and most importantly it's a park for all of philadelphia's people. >> and from the look of it, families seem to agree. >> it's found have a rink downtown. be able to come out on a n

now fourth quarter, 24-7 cardinal it's wright again. the wright way was the right day. he gets the score here. four touchdowns on the afternoon, tying a big-game record as stanford goes home with the ax, a 38-17 win. >> our seniors did not want to be the group that lost the ax. they've never had an experience at stanford where they don't have the ax. they didn't want to lose it. it was very very serious, the preparation all week was great. guys really really wanted to keep that ax. so forget about where we are in the season. but thankfully we're bowl eligible. that wasn't even the focus this week. the focus was our seniors going out never having lost to cal. >> disappointed. the whole team disappointed. but we've got one more next week and a chance to go it a bowl game after that. we've got to really just really really focus next week and give ourselves an chance to win. >> reporter: right now from the east bay to the south bay with the san jose sharks in action tonight against the arizona coyotes. defenseman brendan dylan was acquired in a trade yesterday morning. whil

. >>> live from america's news headquarter, kelly wright. extending the u.s. combat role in afghanistan for at least one more year. president obama approving plans that would allow the pentagon to target taliban fighters and conduct air strikes when needed. the american combat mission in afghanistan is supposed to wind up at the end of december. but this decision means u.s.' troos will be doing more than just training afghan forces in 2015. >>> and we are awaiting the grand jury decision in ferguson, missouri. the panel is deciding whether to indict officer darren wilson in the shooting death of unarmed teenager michael brown. activists, authorities and the family of michael brown are all calling for calm. it is not clear if the panel is still at work or when it would make its decision. but it could come any day. >>> i'm kelly wright. see you back here at 1:00 p.m. eastern time with jumy banderas for a brand new hour of news. now back to "forbes on fox." >>> so who knew? the biggest supporters of obamacare not necessarily the liberal democrats but private insu

prosecutors say wright killed 55 year old dwells clark. she remains in jail in lieu of 75,000 dollars bail. >> a costly case of arson in buck county. seven trucks were torched this morning. skyfox over the scene on collide weight road in bristol township. firefighters say they found trucks burning in two different spots in this lot. the bristol township fire marshal is bringing in some help to try and figure out who did it. >> obviously the police department is involved in this investigation and i've also solicited the assistance of the atf for the resources they bring to assist me with the investigation. >> damage is estimated at nearly half a million dollars. >>> 13 year after the terrorist attacks that changed everything, a huge day for the american spirit. >> one world trade center opens for business. the small steps made today being felt around the world. >> and critics say governor corbett slashed public school funding. governor says no, no, he actually beefed spending. on the eve of pennsylvania's hotly contested gubernatorial elect

. >> lawrence wright is here. he won the pulitzer prize for his book.is new book is called "thirteen days in september." it is a day by day account of the summit and the history that preceded it. he called the agreement one of the great diplomatic triumphs of the 20th century. i am pleased to have lawrence wright back at this table. >> it is good to be back. >> what makes it such a diplomatic triumph? >> there are very few instances where a piece has been cegotiated like this -- a pea has been negotiated like this. a historian was asked, has this ever happened before? the historian said, once. teddy roosevelt, the russians and the japanese. he brought them to the station and got them alone and negotiated peace. it was the first american to win the nobel peace prize. in all of history, there is very few examples -- there are very few examples where peace has been negotiated successfully. was not a negotiation to end the war. >> it was a negotiation that ended two parties that had been at war five times in the last 30 years. >> and who would give up what.

>> david wright in lower manhattan for us. david, thank you. we're glad they're okay. >>> and now to the record-breaking arctic blast tonight. this evening, new worries here. freeze warnings across several states and the snow, twaiwaist- in some spots. look at this virtual skating rink on the ros. here's the map. 200 million americans are in the path of this system. and this even, the wind chills now expected over the next 24 hours. abc meteorologist rob marciano reporting in from denver. >> reporter: tonight, much of the country digging out. marquette, michigan. buried under more than three record-breaking feet of snow. >> this is early for this kind of snow. >> reporter: and behind that snow, big winds, whipping up big waives on lake superior. arctic air sending temperatures plunging into record-breaking territory. the coldest place in the country, casper, wyoming, at minus 25 degrees. their coldest november dale on record. >> yeah, it's cold. >> reporter: here in denver, temps falling 60 degrees in just 24 hours. today, the high was barely a

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