the yankees began putting many individual replacements into existing units starting after gettysburg in the late summer and early autumn of 1863, continuing through the rest of the war. some of these men were called up in response to the national conscription. more were called out in response to the increased bounties that were being offered. there's nothing wrong with an honest enlistment bonus. there is something terribly wrong with bounty jumping. much lower caliber of individuals were brought forward to be put into these regiments in response to these various recruitment efforts that would change the tone of those regiments. a new england yankee regiment , the 35th massachusetts regiment received a great influx , of german recruits fresh off the boat in september of 1864. these were not the 48ers who had a great commitment to liberty in germany and carried their german liberalism and sense of liberty over to the united states and lived in our country for a dozen years and identified with the northern cause, or in a few cases, the southern cause. they a were fresh off the boat. th

however leaving the senate and in doing so he came to some of the yankee peers. he became a political prisoner in the shackles and many in the north wanted the news about the next for the presumed role. there was no evidence against him in and the assassination co-conspirator and nonetheless he would spend two years to the equivalent in the tower of london. the story also has family and here they are. that would be just a test for his wife, daughter, grandchildren. perhaps it is the perfect place to go back to that of the the fact the fact that i mentioned a lost cause. it is that the great culture is unfairly wiped out by the war in fact it is almost as old as the board itself because it was first used in the book titled the lost cause published in 1865 by richmond newspaperman. he argued that the south were notably superior to the unions and the confederate army wasn't beaten that overwhelmed by that robert e. lee was godlike and stonewall jackson a marker at a butcher. interestingly, contrary to what winston churchill much of the victories get to write the his

the lions take on boston college saturday at yankee stadium.lier james franklin's team visited the home of nbc rockefeller center going to the top of the rock. penn state taking in all of the sights and one of the perks of playing in the pinstripe bowl, things like this get to happen. lucas and hamilton in an elevator at yankee stadium, surrounded by a bun. of world series trophies. the team tweeted this earlier, one of the many rewards of playing at the home of the yankees. that will do it for sports. we're back after this. >>> santa is on his way. here is a look at santa's location now, he is in michigan. so far he delivered 5 billion gifts to children and kids, if you're still up it's time for bed. so he can deliver at your house. you have to be sleeping. before he can come down the chimney. he's going to shed the extra layer. >> sweating, i'll tell you. the temperature is in the 60s right now. it's about the warmest christmas eve on record. and by tomorrow morning it won't be as warm as it is now, but it's still not going to be that chilly

the yankees are very generous. through time, it's just been through personal contacts and then -- >> k.c., i'm sorry to interrupt you but there's a poignant moment going on in the vigil that we're monitoring and i want to bring that in as well. please bear with us. ♪ i'm going to let it shine ♪ >> unfortunately, you can hear that there are some audio issues, but there is a spontaneous hymn that has broken out there, and, again, you're watching a candlelight public vigil for the slain new york officers murdered yesterday afternoon. a rather nondescript street in brooklyn that now has become a gathering point for so many people all across new york, actually i suppose you could say in spirit all across the country as they mourn the tragic loss of these officers who were out there protecting their community and wearing the uniform of blue. k.c., i'm apologizing for cutting you off, but i think we'll listen a bit more to this. thank you very much for your help with your organization. ♪ i'm going to let it shine ♪ i'm go

by the way i was any in england and its fascinating every team is the new york yankees. i went to a game and i told an author who i was visiting a very dignified, respected, successful writer i said are you interested and he said i would rather have my eyes scratched out and i thought okay he is not a sports fan. i didn't know. i think that he wanted to give me bad directions to get to the game. everybody hates every other team like the yankees. they are decent people. we know that. i have two sons. all of my children were born in st. louis and i cannot choose them over the cardinals because it makes them sound. >> we had a ridiculous emotional connection with our team and we worked at the out the other team as really bad. it's awful and we do that in politics. we say their it's true. it's all good people. the other side i saw this fabulous internet thing that said how we see our politicians have a picture of obi-wan kenobi and how they see that their politicians have a picture of darth vader and then it was what they are both like and it was joe joby's. he's a goofy loo

they go to over time at yankee stadium. penn state playing boston dmrej pin stripe bowl. down 14.ome back in the fourth. christian hackenburg ties it up. desean hamilton 1 all seconds left 45 yard field goal tide 24 goes to over time. in otbc strikes first murphy to dudeck ut, oh they miss the extra point. no good. so psu only down 6. hackerburg take over and takes them into the touchdown. what a pass to kyle carter. wow all they need is ca point. jeter's locker, he dressed in jeter locker taken is a win. first bowl w since 2010 and how fired up first year coach james franklin. >> i thank the seniors that stayed with this program when we needed them the this family together. the last thing you want to talk about culture look around. this is culture. >> if only the eagles finish could be this exciting. eagles close out the season tomorrow against the giants in a meaning ling game. don't tell that to chip kelly. eagles' coach is playing to win. he wants to finish 10-6 for the second straight year. >> we're going to go one a football game that's what this organization is abouts it's

more to compensate takes on boston college at yankee stadium and injury update on steve mason.lyers goalie returns to the ice. jeff skversky has the full story when "action news" comes right back. >> all right. >> jeff skversky has a check on sports. penn state playing tonight. >> finally back in a bowl game. it's not the rose bowl or orange bowl but it's a bowl and if for everything penn state football has been through for the last three years they're certainly happy to be back in the postseason at yankees stadium. penn state playing boston dmrej pin stripe bowl. how about 1st quarter christian hackenburg throws home run ball to freshman chris godly to middletown delaware 72 yard touch down there and penn state down 7 to start the 4th quarter. but holiday season is about giving and boy would peter laviolette love to give the flyers pay back after he fired him three games into last season. lavi facing his former team for the very first time tonight. flyers are in nashville top of the hour. only three teams in hockey have more points than laviolette predators. he doesn't want to

vermont yankee stopped sending power to the grid after more than four decades. state officials opposed continuing the plant's operation for safety reasons following the fukushima disaster. the 42-year-old reactor is the same type as the number one reactor at the crippled japanese plant. the plant's executives say the closure is for financial reasons. they say changes in the energy markets make operation too costly. they say the cost of thermal power generation is declining due to increased domestic production of shale gas, and investments to meet safety standards are rising. the vermont yankee will now undergo about 60 years of decommissioning. >>> the u.n. secretary -- the u.n. security council, rather has rejected a resolution setting a deadline to establish a sovereign palestinian state. the resolution was submitted to the 15-member council by jordan. it also set a target of achieving israeli/palestinian peace within one year. the resolution received eight yes votes, falling short of the nine needed for adoption. the united states and australia voted against

the other yankee army commander benjamin f. butler was the quintessential political general of the union army. despite butler's many shortcomings as a field commander, grant recognized both the massachusetts man's talents and also understood the necessity of working with such an influential politician. not until butler finally discredited himself with the powder boat fiasco in december of 1864 did the general in chief at last have grounds for removing the insubordinate subordinate. butler's successor was the able professional soldier ord who had earned grant's respect and friendship in the western theater. because the illinoisan liked ord, he tolerated the junior officer's quaint conceits. such antics by other senior subordinates usually cost them grant's respect and therefore their commands. william f. smith, william brooks, and quincy adams gilmore were all relieved of their core commands when they demanded actions or promotions that grant was unwilling to grant them. john given almost suffered the same fate and much more tra

before yankee masons left with war looming but master carpenter smith worked along with the tenor from philadelphia. in the last of the yankees departed finally for good the envelope was completed but it was only a shell, vast, empty and they left their workbenches behind where they remain to this day with paint pots and other paraphernalia assembled on the surfaces. the local artisans managed to complete the seller. he turned that into livable space where he and his family moved in but whatever his earlier dreams remaining in grander stories of a house would never be finished. three generations lived in the house. howard and his wife julia. he died however in 1864, crushed by debt julie believed in poverty. her namesake lived on after their deaths and three grandsons would make the best of the basement corridors until 1868 when longwood became a museum and the most visited site in natchez, city where looking at antique houses is something of a way of life. now the site bears a formal designation as a national historic landmark but it's also a place of personal heartbreak grade it's no

he will stay put at yankee stadium. giants still looking to make their first big splash of the off season so far. we will see. >> they haven't done much. >> they have big time holes. that is the sporting life. >> thank you. >>> coming up at 10:00 p.m. tracking more wet weather. the problems it is creating and the race of rain and flooding. >> thank you for making ktvu channel 2 news your choice for news. we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. thank you so much for joining us. we will see you. >> good night. why are there giant lollipops all over the front yard? and why do they taste so bad? because they're made out of cardboard, mouth-breather. (phil) hey. the world needs more dreamers, luke. never stop licking things. i know it's lame, but after last year, we promised the neighbors we would keep our decorations more family-friendly. every halloween, we have the best house. last year, i took things to a whole new level, but apparently, it was too scary for some kids...

. >>> penn state faces boston college at yankees tomorrow.it's a team filled with players getting their first taste of the bowl experience. >> it means everything to us because coming in, i didn't think i would ever play in a bowl game. and it really didn't matter to me until now. >> i really have to sit down and think, wow, getting ready to go play a game in yankee's stadium. but i know saturday it's going to hit me. >> and this's sports. we'll be right back. >>> so going to wake up to a bit of a chilly morning, but not too bad. >> and not for very long. the sunshine will help push the temperature up real quickly. tomorrow is the day for out door activities. a lot of sunshine, nice and loud. on sunday, we do expect some showers and there's a chance of some more activity coming in sunday e sunday night into monday and then another development monday night and into tuesday. >>> so this is going to be an interesting forecast. we go through the weekend. but there's definitely going to be much colder next week. we're seeing the return of winter-t

scott: i can't find the yankee order out here. lemonis: ...shortly after he secured the coveted license from major league baseball. he eventually was able to place his mini bat, his top seller, in every major league baseball park. business was great, and they were pulling in over $4 million a year and making a hefty buck. but in 2008, a major sporting-good company entered the novelty game, and almost immediately, coopersburg's business was cut in half. today the company operates in a facility that's outdated, using a process that's pure chaos. scott: we're supposed to have 3,000, which is what the order's for. ben: whoever pulled it didn't put it on the inventory system. lemonis: while scott recy his kids, jackie... jackie: dad! lemonis: ...and ben to help run the company and bring in a fresh perspective... jackie: can we talk about sales goals? scott: [ sighs ] i got to get this done today. i mean, i don't have time. jackie: whatever. lemonis: ...scott is reluctant to let them make changes... ben: there's batteries that have been

they go to over time at yankee stadium. penn state playing boston dmrej the pinch stripe bowl down as many as 14 they come back in the fourth watch this christian hackenburg ties for shawn hamilton. 21 all. down three 20 seconds left. that's a 45 yards field goal sending it to over time in oxt t, bc strikes strikes first. ut, oh. bc in front. but they miss extra point. mike noll no good. penn state down 6. hackenburg take over and takes them into the touchdown. what a pass to kyle carter. all they need is extra point he used jeter's lock erin gets the walk off win just like jeter in yankee stadium. penn state wins first bowl w in all most five years and how fired up is first year coach jainlz frank sglin i want to thank the seniors that stayed with this program when we needed them the most. >> and held this family together. you want to talk about culture look around. this is culture. >> faen only the finish to the eagles season was this exciting eagles close out the season tomorrow against the giants in a meaningless game a

bowl ghaim three years at the home of new york yankees saturday 27th against boston college.ple qualified for first bowl game under matt rhule by beating tulane last night. alls will not play in postseason. temple lost out not one of any 35 bowls picked owls after finishing 6-6. >> she absolutely deserved to go to a ball game to play the schedule we played there's a lot of bowl games. our kids know they competed and one six games in the conversation. >> next year they had a young football team. >> "eagles game day final" next on channel 6abc "action news" continues tomorrow at 4:30 a.m. >> for melissa magee, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist and the entire "action news" team have a good night and great weekend. have a good night and great weekend. i'm

so we probably won't see a lot of alex rodriguez at 3rd base for yankees this season. general manager ryan cashman said rodriguez would likely fit in a full time designated hitter role with headley as the starter at 3rd base. hadley saying i can't expect alex to be anything to automatically assume his circumstances to plug right in, played 3rd as an every day guy and i think that would be dangerous thinking from my perspective. that's interesting, right, on a. rod there. let's get a check of weather, bill kierans is standing be i to dissect exactly what that means for a. rod. what do you think it means? >> i was hoping he would never play again, audience participation is not optional on "way too early". >> the stage manager in the west says audience participation is not option am. she's sending some shade your way. >> with love from fork city. yeah. can we get a close-up of jen to the side eye? . i don't know. we're trying to get the people in d.c. straightened out. >> let's get jen's side eye camera for the tease, please. >> the rain continues, no one has been complai

pinstripe bowl at yankee stadium penn state bc20 seconds left in regulation. 45-yard field goal right. that is money game tied at 24. bc first possession in overtime. tyler murphy the touchdown throw. eagles go up six. but watch the extra point right here. it's missed. that's huge. nittany lions down six instead of seven. penn state next possession. christian hackenberg connects with kyle carter great catch in the end zone right there. game tied at 30 30. it all comes down to the extra point can he do it, yes he can. right there. everybody goes crazy. thicken dressed in jerrick jeter's locker stall in pre-game pre-game. hackenberg the mvp. final 31-30 penn state. peter laugh vo was fired last year by the flyers three games into the regular season. he takes on his old team as the coach of the national predator. flyers 14-14 and six. second period flyers down one. watch claude giroux. gloves it. shows off all the skills. his 12th tally of the season. game tied. two man advantage. ray emery the save but mike fisher on the rebound puts the predators up two-one at that point. 38 seconds la

scott: i can't find the yankee order out here. lemonis: ...shortly after he secured the coveted license from major league baseball. he eventually was able to place his mini bat, his top seller, in every major league baseball park. business was great, and they were pulling in over $4 million a year and making a hefty buck. but in 2008, a major sporting-good company entered the novelty game, and almost immediately, coopersburg's business was cut in half. today the company operates in a facility that's outdated, using a process that's pure chaos. scott: we're supposed to have 3,000, which is what the order's for. ben: whoever pulled it didn't put it on the inventory system. lemonis: while scott recently brought his kids, jackie... jackie: dad! lemonis: ...and ben to help run the company and bring in a fresh perspective... jackie: can we talk about sales goals? scott: [ sighs ] i got to get this done today. i mean, i don't have time. jackie: whatever. lemonis: ...scott is reluctant to let them make changes... ben: there's batteries th

they could have launched an attack on the yankees who were in spring hill. they did not do that. there was a fight but it was not the larger fight that i think the generals had contemplated. the other thing they could have done potentially was to cut off the pipe so that as troops came up from columbia they would be met by confederate resistance. the thing that always sort of astonished me about this is that it's always deemed as a confederate failure, which it was, but there's tremendous assumptions made about what the federals would have done which is essentially they would have inevitably been snared and destroyed. our irish guy today said that at spring hill they had an opportunity of destroying or mangling a large part of the union army. that's possibly true. but what i think they've lost in spring hill in some ways it never gets the attention it is due, is that the yankees in this case appear as simply unwitting accomplices of confederates who were bent on destroying them. these were veteran federal soldiers though. these were battle-hardened veterans of the atlanta campaig

the other yankee army commander benjamin f.e massachusetts man's talents and also understood the necessity of working with such nwlr r)j )p& politician. not until butler finally discredited himself with the powder boat fiasco in december of 1864 did the general in chief at last have grounds for removing the insubordinate subordinate. butler's successor was the able ó@:8 profes¤e)s oldier edward ord, who had earned grant's respect and friendship in the western theater. because the illinoisan liked ord, he tolerated the junior officer's quaint conceits. such antics by other senior subordinates usually cost them grant's respect and therefore their commands.b2lbb william f. smith, william t.h. brooks, and quincy adams gilmore were all relieved of their core commands when they demanded actions or promotions that grant was unwilling to grant them. john given almost suffered the same fate and much more tragically by the final hours of the siege, war had so drained the reservoir of good will that cf9e he kp>tqp)ned on little t!2ykpá ne

decades a ago former yankees owner george stein brianer created the yankee silver sheened fouled days which covered the cost of education for police officers, fireman and port authority employees who died in the line of duty. >>> in florida another police officer is dead from a shooting that happened early sunday morning in the springs, along the gulf coast in central florida. forty-five year-old officer charles conndack was choking out a nuisance call. the the alleged shooter tried to drive away but crashed in the pole and another car. he was arrested. authorities say the shooter knew exactly what he was doing. >> this guy is a cop kill shore said that he felt like a caged rat. he felt the officer's presence. he knew what that meant. he knew he was going back to prison where he should have been. there is, absolutely no excuse, there is no, you know, mistaken, i don't care what he told you guys when he was walking in the jail. it is a bunch of nonsense. this guy needs to be held accountable for what he did. >> officer conndack was a father of five and 17 year police department veteran

as the symbol of freedom from oppression, to me, it stands for yankee tyranny and despotism. such as this world has never seen. and for many baltimoreans who had loved ones arrested here at ft. mchenry. those arrested on political suspicion of many perceive the flag as the stars and stripes as condoning violations of the constitution. and so really for them, they saw the flag as an abuse of presidential power. and assemble of a tyrannical northern government. very different symbol. however, many white union soldiers from ohio, pennsylvania, and other such states would have seen the stars and stripes as a symbol of unity. that all the stars representing every state in the united states in that blue field, that blue canton symbolizing the hope that the nation would be reunited. for them, the flag over ft. mchenry was a powerful symbol of unity and the cause they were fighting for. in the city of baltimore, were a number of african-american union soldiers. union regiments. they called them the colored troops back then. and they would have seen the stars and stripes over ft. mche

and never get the attention that is due is that the yankees in this case. accomplices. these were veteran federal soldiers. these were battle hardened veterans of the atlantic campaign it elsewhere. the idea they would simply encounter confederate troops and meekly handed over the weapons is preposterous. there could have been a battle. it could have been at spring hill. i think the idea that the federals would have been dispatched with ease is simply nonsense. you can do what i did with my toy soldiers. you can do whatever you want with your imagination. both sides would have suffered casualties. if an attack taken place it was fraught with danger. .here could have been a battle it could've been fought summerhouse. the idea this would change the course of the war seems simply false. the second thing i briefly want to talk about, there is an elephant in the room. john bell hood. i went to visit his boyhood home. he is associated with texas but he was born in kentucky. i went over to see john bell hood's boyhood home. looking for inspiration. there was none. there is a n

the children of officer ramos will get help for college from a charity founded by the late new york yankees owner george steinbrenner. new tonight -- the gunman's family is talking publicly. his sister and aunt describe him as deeply troubled -- and suicidal. the speaker"we give our condolences to the family." the family did not answer questions about a phone call brinsley made to his mother on saturday - not long before the shooting. communities across the u.s. - including san francisco - have seen their share of protests against police. but that's a far cry from the ambush of officers. san francisco's police chief says that he and his officers are grieving for the two officers and their families he says his officers are now on a heightened alert, but he believes people in san francisco stand behind the department. speake the speaknew speaker>> he issued the proclamation for marin, mendocino, san mateo and ventura counties. those counties got severe damage to roads and highways because of flooding, and erosion. the declaration directs caltrans to formally request immediate federal assistan

. >>> boston college at yankees stadium game went to over time. on the extra point eighth missed one this season. eighth. christian hackenburg. sam able to make the extra point and drew wins the pin stripe bowl 31-30. >>> college football plafrz set for january 1 oregon takes on florida state at the rose ball and at 530 sugar bowl hosts ohio state at alabama. january 12th cowboys stadium in arlington. >>> here from stanford tonight at 11:00 on abc 7. >> drew couldn't be prouder beaming over there. thanks drew. >>> next amazing wheel of fortune run for the record (vo) nourished. rescued. protected. given new hope. during the subaru "share the love" event, subaru owners feel it, too. because when you take home a new subaru we donate 250 dollars to helping those in need. we'll have given 50 million dollars over seven years. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, following breaking news about a missing airasia passenger jet and the connection the plane thoos the still missing jet from malaysia malaysia. >>> now a cont

. >> a new york yankees foundation will pay for the college education of ramos' two sons, according to the new york daily news. liu, recently married, did not have children. the san jose police officer association says it will work to immediately send officers to new york to help. >> today, after everything that happened, they will still go out there and put on uniforms and make that choice. >> though not common, there have been times when san jose officers have been ambushed. >> vicky, a lot riding on that response. 4:33 right now on your monday. people living in san francisco's castro neighborhood on edge this morning after another overnight car fire. here's cell phone video of the latest fire that was reported after 3:00 in the morning sunday. the car was sitting in a driveway behind a gate on hartford street. a neighbor said they woke up to popping sounds and images of a burning car. >> i don't know. i thought it was one incident and to find out there were four or five is disturbing. this is a safe neighborhood. >> patrick brennan was arrested, accused of setting 13 fires. if convi

marksk in the impressive thrown up by the waiting yankees. then he said aloud to nobody in particular, "they are very formidable." the events at franklin 150 years ago our inextricably linked with those that occurred to the south in previous days. johne 29th of november, bell hood created a seemingly golden opportunity to trap part of the union force. , he sentft stephen lee them across the river, where they converged on spring hill and threatened the federal line with retreat to nashville. the very real possibility of destroying or mauling the yankee force presented itself. wasthat appeared necessary for the confederates to assault spring hill and cuts the franklin columbia turnpike. corps played a prominent role. in what remains one of the most inexplicable failures of the war, when the fighting petered out the columbia turnpike remained untaken. despite the fact thousands of rebels were only yards from it. through the night union troops that should have been trapped marched north past the sleeping confederates towards franklin. in later ye

. >>> the yankees silver shield foundation will pay all education expenses for rafael ramos's sons. >>> police are trying to learn more about the man who killed the two police officers. they are digs into ismaaiyl brinsley social media accounts. whether this vow to put wings on pigs and references to the eric garner or michael brown cases is just a protest or violent rampage. that rampage began in baltimore where brinsley shot his ex-girlfriend. authorities say she is expected to survive. >>> new york city is not the only city reeling from the shooting of a police officer. in tarpon springs, florida, 45-year-old charles kondek was shot and killed sunday morning. he was a 17-year-old veteran of the tampa department. he served five years in the new york department before that. a spokesperson says a 23-year-old suspect is in custody there. >>> now to the other story this morning. north korea warning overnight that the huge cyber attack on sony is just the beginning. a new statement from pyongyang steadfastly denied the hack on sony, but claims the u.s. government was behind the making of

i went on a date and the guy shows up and he is wearing a yankees hat and a yankees jacket becausealreadyoubting i'm from minnesota, i'm a twins fan, and i have a theory about who went double sports gear that they won't go down on you. isn't dolcee -- vita in black and white? that's a negative. i thought i should and do the date. but i continued. we went to the movie. he fell asleep in the movie. i hated him so much for falling that i smeared my greasy popcorn hand on his yankees jacket. i felt horrible guilt. i said let's go have a drink. we get to the bar and it's the night of the first gulf war. the tv is on. born,of you weren't even but it was when there was just cnn. all of a sudden, cnn had graphics and a theme song and hot people talking about war. , are theyto myself reporting on a war are trying to sell me a war? it felt really weird. , -- i thought,e we're screwed as a nation. i started looking at the world through a different lens. i started reading more stuff in talking about the media. one-womanuple of shows an comedy central said you want to create a show that's on everyday

>> did i say i was yankees fan? >> 'cause i'm not -- i'm from boston. [ cheers ] >> seth: oh okay, well. so you're willing -- if it will sell the underwear you're willing to do whatever. >> derek jeter's with the new york thing. >> okay. >> i'm from boston so we're like right in the middle. so you should like them. >> seth: i'm very excited about it, thank you so much. did you have to do -- like did you actually have conversations when you were putting this together about like what you want from the product? >> they actually designed it prior to my involvement. >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> then i came in, matias and the guys, they were orthopedic -- like the mattresses stuff like that -- they're really creative people. and it did so well without our celebrity assistance that we didn't do any promotion till now. >> seth: oh, that's great. well, congratulations on that. you just did a movie with melissa mccarthy. >> right. >> seth: who is one of the funniest people out there. >> in the world, right? >> seth: in the world

. >> college football penn state headed for yankees stadium.nittany lions play first bowl game in 3 years at the home of the new york yankees on saturday december 27 against boston college. temple qualified for first full game under matt rhule beating tulane. owls will not be playing in the postseason. temple left out and not shed by any 35 bowls after finishing 6-6. >> he absolutely deserved to go to a bowl game to play the schedule we played, seven bowl teams. >> we're four and four in the conference and our kids you know they competed and won six games in this conference and deserve to go. >> well it's not going to happen for temple. hopefully going forward this is a building black for -- >> no question. >> there's -- bikers from south scerzy brought cheer to sick children today in wilmington. dozens hit the 'roid for little smile for christmas annual food drive. each donated 15 an a toy as part of effort and they personally delivered each gift to ai dupont children's hospital and placed them under the tree in the lobby where they will remai

england in the premier league as they pronounced it, any team is the new york yankees. i went to a game while i was there. i told and author who i was visiting, a very dignified, respected and successful writer the guy was going to go see tottenham and are you interested? i would rather have my eyes scratched out. i thought okay, not a sports fan. didn't think he was. no, i like newcastle. they are evil. the concierge at my hotel, i think he wanted to give me bad directions to get to the game because he hates tottenham. every team hates every other team like the yankees, the cardinals are all decent people. is true. "all my children" were born in st. louis. 5 two sons who are incredible cardinals fans and i can't enjoy red sox victories because it makes them sad over the cardinals. can't argue with that. think about that. we have this ridiculous be emotional connection with our team and we look at the other team has really bad, awful. we do that in politics. in politics we say there it is true. my side is all good people, the other side, i saw this fabulous internet thi

. >> i'm a yankee. so, for me, it's kind of shocking to see this flag. a lot of people. first and foremost meaning i'm not a yankee and i don't much care what you think. there's no doubt that much of mississippi history is ugly. from slavery, which was pretty much the backbone, the foundation of industry here from the get-go, to jim crow, lynchings to church burnings. 14-year-old emmett till, killed for talking sass to a white lady in 1955. the assassination of medgar evers in 1963. the murders of civil rights workers james cheney, michael schwerner and andrew goodman in 1964. hell, they had to send in 30,000 armed federal agents, national guardsmen and military police just to enforce federal law allowing a black man to attend state college. a notion that was, shall we say, less than popular here. to be honest, that was about all i had for an image of the state of mississippi. that was all i knew. and it hadn't occurred to me to look further. but i have traveled the world since then, and i have visited and learned to love many places not my own, cultures

>>mientras tanto, daddy yankee se prepara para su show. >> ya a finales de aÑos estamos cerrando proyectoss han dado mucho de que hablar en el 2014 tienen mÁs sorpresas para este aÑo. por supuesto estaremos al pendiente y tambiÉn recuerde visitarnos en nuestras redes sociales, para lo Último en las redes de entretenimiento. >> gracias por sintonizarnos, no olvide que tiene una cita conmigo a las 11 de la noche. a continuaciÓn llega el noticiero nacional. ♪ ♪ estas son las principales noticias. otro policÍa blanco libre de cargos tras causar la muerte por asfixia. se teme que aumente la violencia racial. el presidente obama dijo que esta decisiÓn judicial confirma la necesidad de reforzar la confianza y responsabilidad entre la policÍa y las comunidades. los republicanos se pelean para definir cÓmo bloquear la acción ejecutiva de obama. interminables las denuncias contra el actor. una mujer dice que la agrediÓ cuando era menor de edad hace 40 aÑos. comenzamos. ♪ ♪

the former yankees captain has been having high level meetings on wall street, to do what?ntly interested in buying -- i'll let charlie gasparino break the details. charlie: a baseball team. derek jeter pointed out he wants to buy a baseball team. the problem is, and i know this is from my wall street sources, particularly with goldman sachs. that jeter is striked out in trying to buy. there are no teams available. people don't think it's possible for jeter to buy a team. wall street would help him finance an effort. which is why he's meeting with people. he has a net forth of $2 million. a baseball team costs a billion or two. he would have to finance the rest of it. but clearly he's looking, and he can't find is what we're saying. that there was lots of talk about him buying possibly the marlins, or a piece of the marlins. not true. that's not for sale. no one is for sale. what jeter is doing, from what we understand, this is his retirement, first year he's going to be a retired baseball player. he's putting a lot of time into this website, the players tribune.com. a kind

. >> the yankees have offered to pay for the education of the sons officer ramos footing the bill forer brother who already is in college. he posted a moving tribute to his father calling him "the best father i could ask for." the yankees have paid for the schooling of hundreds of childrens and late police officers and firefighters. >> happening now a search is underway in medical -- for a missing teen with a mental disability with the mental capacity of a nine-year-old boy. brown was seen weighing in the area of alameda point around 7:30 last night. he is 6' and 145 pounds with brown eyes. he was last seen wearing a black hood the sweatshirt and jeans and black shoes. >>> happening today the family of an injured window washer survived an 11 story fall a month ago and will talk about his story. he broke several bones and remains if the hospital. he landed on this car and that may have cushioned the fall enough. investigators believe he may have included when he adjusted a moving scaffold high above the street. the driver of the car was not hurt and his wife will speak to the media at

he took in the impressive enemy works thrown up by the yankees. he replaced his glasses and said aloud to nobody in particular they are very formidable. the these events are linked with those that occurred after the south on a previous day. there was a golden opportunity to trap a significant portion of general scofield's force. having left steven lee to occupy in columbia. from where they converge ed in the rear and threatened the federal line retreat to nashville. the real possibility has presented itself. all of it appeared necessary for confederate ares to cut the franklin columbia turnpike. cheatham's core of which the division played a prominent role in the fight for spring hill. in one of the most inexplicable failures of the war and we can see how close it came behind us. when the fighting petered out the vital franklin turnpike remained untaken. despite the fact that thousands of rebels went to camp only yards from it. through the night, union troops that should have been trapped south of spring hill marched north past sleeping confederat

. >> gary: pam, he won three games last year in arizona and they traded him to the yankees were he 17r will make it 10 to $12 million. >> pam: you wish you were pitching? >> gary: no, i do not. note. i do not and i would not want to answer crazy questions from the media. >> gary: fred, you cannot throw a ball. but it is a supply and demand creek right now television rights are millions upon millions. what are the basketball contracts? >> gary: when they come up again, the players will have their demand that even if they make like 30 35 million per year everything is going up >> pam: i guess so cre >> pam: if i could just pitch...yea right. >> gary: the yanked, up to that in sarah his days are all corporate to be the new third baseman for the yankees. he cited $52 million deal. rodriguez $60 million. so just to let him go but love to have someone come up and say we would take them. take alex. >> gary: always interested dodgers. back in the news today. pleading guilty to be legally help finance the smuggling of cuba a conspiracy charge carries a maximum of 10 years in prison and he is o

yankees legend.'d like to think he's looking down on us right now wearing his yankees cap and chanting "a-rod sucks." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] listen to this. president obama reportedly invited billy joel to share a cigarette with him during a recent white house visit. he said, "hey, man, i really like your early stuff," and obama said, "thanks." [ laughter and applause ] thank you. i love this story, marijuana dispensers in colorado are planning on offering black friday deals on weed. stores will open at 9:00 a.m., which mean people will be lining up as early as noon. [ laughter and applause ] this is just insane. police in toronto are searching for a suspect who reportedly approaches women in tanning salons to lick their feet and steal their shoes. police described the suspect as probably a dog. [ laughter ] probably a dog. [ applause ] that's a dog's m.o. i was surprised to hear this, this year marks 20th anniversary of the release of the tofurkey. if you don't know what a tofurkey is,

. >>> today the new york yankees silver shields foundation offered to pay for any and all education for jaden ramos and his brother. since then that group has assisted 800 children. the other officer killed liu had no children. >>> another police officer with links to the new york city police department was shot and killed in the line of duty today. this time in florida. 45-year-old charles kondek was shot after he was called to an apartment complex near tampa because someone was banging on doors. police say when officers arrive the 23-year-old transient shot and killed officer kondek. the suspect then got into a car but slammed into a pole and was arrested. >>> an investigation is under way in concord after a man was shot in the leg outside the b.a.r.t. station. police say it happened at about 10:30 last night as the victim was in line for a taxi right outside the station. a concord police spokesperson said the suspect drove up in a dark colored sedan. the victim had verbal exchange with someone in that vehicle before the shooter opened fire. >>> a police stand off in placer county is

. >> la liga me gusta la dominicana, pero tambiÉn por los yankee.istoria hace a cuba mucho mÁs atractiva para los turistas ahora. >> estados unidos podrÍa ayudar que todo esto mejor. todo lo que es la parte de las casas. frentes. >> una isla que funciona con dos tipos de moneda. moneda convertible cubana y el peso cubano que es con el que se pagan los salarios. todo esto en una economÍa que funciona con precios de casi 8 dÓlares el galón de gasolina. >> llena gasolina para ir al lugar que voy a ir. no mÁs. porque no tengo mÁs. >> acaba de conseguir la visa para estados unidos. y viajarÁ por primera vez en febrero. >> me imagino que a pesar de todas las cosas malas que vivimos. todo bien fuerte para nosotros los cubanos, que para el aÑo que viene sea mejor para todos. >> el mismo optimismo que se respira en la poblaciÓn cubana, ahora. >> a los cubanos les queda claro que los acuerdos no implican levantamiento del embargo y que eso en sÍ depende del congreso norteamericano. y que lo que queda de camino es bastante largo e incierto. en la habana, cuba.

decades ago former yankees owner george stein brenner created the the silver shield foundation which covers the cost of education for police officers, firemen and port authority employees who die in the line of duty. >> and in florida, another police officer, shot dead, it happened early sunday morning, and the springs along the gulf coast in central florida. forty-five year-old officer charles conn done was checking out, a nuisance call when a suspect shot and killed him. the at alleged shooter tried to drive away but crash in the pole in another car. he was arrested the authorities say the shooter knew exactly what he was doing. >> he was like this guy is a cop killer. who said that he felt like a caged rat. he felt the officer's presence. he knew what that meant. he knew he was going back to prison where he should have been. there is absolutely no excuse, there is no, you know, mistake, i don't care what he told you guys when he was walking in the jail, it is a bunch of nonsense this guy knew what he was doing and he needs to be held accountable for that. >> officer is seen here w