with john adams at his side, samuel adams is attempting the unthinkable. a unified act of defiance even in the face of domestic opposition. >> this country is full of tories hostile to our cause. >> we need not worry. we're only exercising our rights. >> if only the crown regarded us as anything other than second-class citizens and potential traitors. >> some riders at the time referred to the british blockade of boston as an act of war. still not every congressman is ready for revolution. many are wary of the radical adams cousins, some even consider them traitors. fear britain's overwhelming military force is also preventing many delegates from even considering. >> they think us massachusetts men are firebrands and reb rebelrousers. >> what do you have us do, sit on our hands and bite our tongues? >> yes. that's you, john. >> not me. >> why so? >> you of all of us are a man of principle, of region, willing to represent the british soldiers at trial. >> during the two-week trip to philadelphia, john and samuel worked to refine their strategy. while others

." >> adam: welcome to "the jeep post game show." i'm adam zucker. tonight on cbs celebrate the holiday season with rudolph and frosty followed by "48 hours," an end. army beats navy 21-17. i'm joined by rick neuheisel and brian jones, for the first time since 2001 army gets it done. what a wild time it must be, from baltimore all the way to west point. >> brian: i thought army could win this year and i know i said they would win last year as well but the reason i was really -- solidified in my conviction was because the weight disparity closed on the offensive line for that's the reason they were second in the nation in rushing on the season and they showed that power running game throughout this ballgame. >> rick: can you imagine what was going through army's minds -- the fans of army's minds when zach abey went for that 41-yard touchdown, 17-14, my goodness. but the 80-yard drive, 12 plays, 80 yards, the long gray line got the long anticipated drive and congratulations, army. >> brian: it was about sustaining drives. 13. navy, two of seven. we jus

adam: yes. they made decisions about working and family, but for that generation of women, i think women who might be in 60 or 70s, it is about choice. it is not about walking in lockstep. >> right, it is about choice, you said it. and for these people to attack kellyanne, because of her success has done over the years, and how successful she was in donald trump's campaign. >> i agree it was sour grapes. >> thank you, mom, i know you are watching. >> hi, mom. adam: facebook announce it will start telling you, when a story may be fake. our next guest said that is actually just another opportunity for liberal billionaire mark zuckerberg to curb conservative free speech. >> calling for building walls and distancing people they lib elslabel of others, we have help people build bridges. love, does psoriasis ever get in the way of a touching moment? if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, you can embrace the chance of completely clear skin with taltz. taltz is proven to give you a chance at complete

adam: republican new hampshire term. she will officially make the announcement later today bit it will leave the seat open in advance of elections tentatively scheduled for january. several activists have been made -- mentioned as possible successors, including matt mayberry and outgoing state senator jamie forrester, who ran for governor earlier this year. a 12-hour standoff in washington ends in gunfire. coming up, the deadly night that started as a domestic violence call. plus, people across the south are picking up the p reported. kevin: milder air this afternoon but much cooler air. gradual step backward into the weekend. adam: plus, in today's "cook's corner," we're kicking off the holiday got any good gift ideas? ? verizon prepaid is gonna be my gift ? ? no extra charges ? ? cash stays in your pocket ? ? it's got hd streaming others are too stingy... ? (deep voice) with verizon you look awesome. ? you wanted more data and look what santa gave ya ? ? verizon keeps you going with that always-on data ? ? 4g lte that'

adam: what might this is a? we got word that president-elect trump spoke to the president of taiwan that breaks protocol and risk a clash with china. what does this say? >> i hadn't heard that. seems undisciplined. seems idiosyncratic, you're going to formosa to taiwan and you built years of telling the republic of china that the republic of china is the representative of the chinese people in taiwan is kind of this leftover aftermath of the cold war. i don't know, i'm not -- i'm not sophisticated enough, it might very well be, listen, could this be the way he sends a message to china that it's not going to be like the old days. >> the chinese respect strength or respect decision. >> well, we've got a lot going on with china with the conflict in the south china sea and so forth, you know, who knows? the guy got elected against all odds, it may be he's figured out in the same way nixon went to china, maybe trump is the one that humbles china or puts china in perspective. >> the most important i got to ask you, co

adam: she looks good for 70. but president-elect trump has already fulfilled a campaign promise, need i remind her, saving 1,000 jobs, from carrier from leaving going to mexico. with us now fox news correspondent. sally field, i think just when she said that, said, she did not understand, what do you think? >> i think joining twitter in 2016, she is behind the ball, she missed party. adam, just as empty as hillary clinton's victory, in popular vote was, you know fact that with the popular vote, but it is not definitive. so too celebrity endorsements turn the out to be worth less, they come from, a narrow slice of the american social scene, and the you know the people in celebrity and show be tend to be more liberal, they tend to you know vote more progressive, this time the women vote of the significant. in sal's -- i think she is not, you know anti exception. she is the resolution, she was stunned, a lot were stunned. there is more than a brash, brazen billionaire won against all of the odds is fact his thinking

it's my wedding day. >> just a moment of your time. >> john adams and samuel adams were cousins, but there was a difference in the way they lived their lives. john was an up-and-coming lawyer. he's much more the hard-working puritan than samuel was. >> there's no need to protract the inevitable. find it within your bearing to accept that's which you cannot control. do you wish to run afoul of old hutchinson? >> will you at least read the new laws? >> i'm quite certain i will become as agitated as you are, sam. >> from old hutchinson himself. >> smells like a musty tavern. the greensbo dragon? >> not exactly. what a grand idea that is. >> when most people think of the founding fathers, they envision wear-wearing politicians debating on the floor of some legislative body. but the first american patriots did their organizing in a bar, a tavern in boston called the green dragon. it is here that their fight begins. not yet for independence, but for equal treatment as the british citizens they believe they are. ♪ ♪ remember the 5th of november ♪ the gunpowder treason and wine ♪ >>

adam: but let me ask you this. we are going to have a white christmas in the united states. 15 seconds. >> we are going to have a white christmas north of interstate 80 in the northeast and the central plains. and the new england ski areas further south. adam: the toronto zoo's giant panda cam captured a bear destroying a snowman. details next. that's better than watching a cat on a vacuum on youtube. >> whenever you do a finger stick you you only know what your blood sugar is right then and there. this is where i trade andrs. manage my portfolio. since i added futures, i have access to the oil markets and gold markets. okay. i'm plugged into equities- trade confirmed- and i have global access 24/7. meaning i can do what i need to do, then i can focus on what i want to do. visit learnfuturestoday.com to see what adding futures can do for you. adam: if you get a chance to see this video, frosty the snowman loses. frosty dead at 60. charles payne is up. charles: breaking news. just about one hour ago donald trump lai

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oh come on adam don't push. i'll do a sight more than that if you're not out of this house in one second flat. i think you better come down to my office with me. i got a lot of questions to ask ya and it'll be easier down there. i don't think you should've done that mr.gilman. you see i'm not sure but i think i killed mannny brock. hoby gilman took the three people back into town. although he had a confession to manny brock's killing in the ranger's mind there was something wrong. something that didn't fit. how long do you figure to keep us here? till i get the truth. i tell you this. my little girl isn't talking to you or anybody till we get a lawyer. well that's your privelge. why do you think you killed manny brock? (laughing) ralph,you wanna run over and see if you can find doc calhoun? sure thing mr.gilman. what do you want a doctor for? i wanna find out what's wrong with her. there isn't anything wrong with her i told you she's just feeling poorly. no doctors gonna look at my girl without i say so. that's

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wasso john adams is one charac. my book begins in 1755 when britain imposes the first of its punishing acts on the colonies, the stamp act. and it ends 35 years later when adams loses his bid for second term as president of the united states to thomas jefferson. and abigail goes home to her sisters at last. character fifth because they are important to all the sisters. of course, abigail who was frequently in the limelight with john, but really no less during the revolution certainly, to marry elizabeth. they were equally excited, terrified, by the battle of boston. and they were equally astonished and overjoyed when the french navy arrived at the last minute at yorktown and america had won the revolution at last. so these times are very important to the book. they are the times that they lived through. and also what was important for me was that they lived through the times through the ideas of the times. and because of what was happening, because in america we were getting an opportunity to start a nation anew, th

the exact opposite of adams. [laughter] jefferson writes to the artists, without license the talent of imagination would be banished from all art. pace and judgment and composition would be of no value. on the same footing with the first painting. so, in jefferson's view, the point of good painting was to stimulate strong sentiment not to log in the banal facts. trumbull had put his canvas to the awesome task of arousing the patriotic feelings of viewers and coaxing them to collectively dream the dream that was american independence. so adams and jefferson are at opposite poles. each man in his own way trying to uphold the ongoing values of the revolution at a time, 1818, when the revolution was becoming hazy and the popular imagination. for adams, that meant representing the past with absolute authenticity and presenting it from descending into folklore. to him, trumbull was distorting history and producing a sublime deception as critics might have described it, because the page read never witnessed or recorded

>> gas station night not. >> kim: tonight hank investigates. >> adam: and. >> give me your hand, guy. >> adam: officers rush toward the flames to rescue a trapped driver. 6 realtime closed captioning performed by u.s. captioning company >> kim: first at 11:00 breaking news. brockton police arrest an 18-year-old for stabbing his mother inside her home. a relative knew something was wrong and begged you neighbor to call 911. >> adam: they questioned the son you'll night and tonight he's charged with her murder. the night team's alex di prawto live for us. >> reporter: 18-year-old franz homicide and saab with assaultd battery with a dangerous weapon at the home in brockton. sweaters are here taking photographs and gathering evidence. >> i knew it was something bad only because she was wailing and screaming and she did say "911, 911." >> reporter: marianne montero dialed 911 was a desperate grandmother who speaks mostly creole pulled her toward the house on merritt avenue. >> she just grabbed my hand and started pulling me house, and at this point in time i now know it was to get her daug

i'm adam zucker u. tonight cbs begins with "ncis: new orleans" and "criminal minds" followed by a new edition of "48 hours" only cbs. alabama wins theampiship. its 26th. beating florida 54-16. lots to come here on "the jeep post game show." allie laforce the trophy presentation. >> allie: ladies and gentlemen, forward for the third consecutive year your s.e.c. champions the alabama crimson tide. ave this kind of success without a full team the this football game and it goes to the man standing right behind me. the leader of this defense. reuben foster. >> allie: reuben. you're a senior. you have been the leader of this defense. what's it like to see the hard work come together for a moment like this before you go out? >> it's big, man. roll tide. >> allie: this is an emotional time. as you look around at these loyal fans, the reason you play this game the guy standing next to you. >> i would like to thank you for having my back, coach saban for trusting me, my offense and defense for believing in me. lo

this is not your grandfather's stanford. >> adam: trubisky, great passes. needed one more at the end much let's get you caught up on bowl action and the s.e.c. a bounce-back day after entering 1-4 in bowl games, >> brian: jacob eason looking for sony michel, sony michel looking for someone to tackle him. they help him get in the end zone. kenny hill. nice grab there. but too much nick chubb and that running game for georgia, 248 on the ground for the dogs. >> adam: offensive studs for georgia coming back next year. nick chuck and sony michel said so. tren thompson three of their five sacks. the music city bowl. >> rick: tennessee trying to get a happy ending to a trying second half of the season. john kelly gets things started with a touchdown around the left side. a touchdown to kelly. trying to get the huskers back if the game. it's been about josh dobbs. they're not going to if the forget this guy on rocky top. two touchdowns on the ground so far. they're going to miss this d. at the music city bowl. they have a 10-point lead in the third quarter and in

do you think, adam, that that is a bad idea or a good idea? >> well, we just -- as you said, neil, class warfare is here to stay. we have an income k president who won office by fighting class warfare. i don't think this will be particularly effective. but we know -- i think the country agrees we have rampant inequality. >> that's not what i asked. do you agree with this with what they're doing in portland? >> i think it's harmless because -- >> you like it or not? you like it or not? >> i don't love it, no. >> okay. ben stein. >> i hate it. i hate any government attempt to impose equality by the heavy hand of government that leads to the guillotine. i mean, obviously as my good friend up in the northwestern u.s. said -- i guess that's san francisco, said it's trivial. it's going to affect three people. but the sad truth is once we start down that path of government imposed equality, the end of it is -- >> but, ben, are you against progressive taxation? >> no, no, no. i think progressive taxation is fine, but that's not the same as imposing a

adam: it's hard to say. the thing we could do that would have the biggest impact on them and be perfectly reasonable from our point of view would be to go through the very modest modifications while under. to have modears dry with wood alcohol. that kind of alcohol mixes readily with gasoline. we can pull into a filling station and by either of those. right at that point. he is a very unhappy people in the world. iran gets very unhappy. the rulers of venezuela gets very unhappy. the price of oil is going down. the revenue is going down also and they need it. they are in bad economic shape already this would really get their attention. i was hoping we might be able to calm some of the concerns but i can only see a little bit of tension for both of us as well as a country going forward. unfortunately i have to let you go at this point but i appreciate your insight on what we all face in the united states. with more on all of this we will bring an injury peak. you just heard what he have to say. as the obama ad

please welcome chef adam perry lang! hello, adam, how are you? you know guillermo, my sidekick, my trusty assistant. tonight you are preparing revival dish. what does that mean exactly? >> this is the steamship round. and it's -- very few people get to see this. but you can actually talk to your butcher and develop a relationship and ask for it. you can do it. serving a large group of people, it was traditionally done back with the big banquets, the chef with the big hat. >> jimmy: what part of the cow is this? >> hind quarter. >> jimmy: i love this so much, the butcher won't know what you're asking for if you ask for a steamship round? >> if they do they'd ask their supplier. they'd definitely know. >> jimmy: or maybe go and google it and figure it out and get meat all over the keyboard, i see, very interesting. okay, so this looks like -- i don't know, do people have ovens big enough to cook something like this? >> i say go for it, if it doesn't fit in carve a couple of pieces and freeze it for another time and fit it in. this is a piece. you j

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adam: really? president obama claims he would have beaten president-elect trump, if he could have run for a third term. but president-elect trump says, no way. tweeting, president obama said that he thinks he would have won against me. he should say that but i say, no way. jobs leaving, isis, obamacare, et cetera. would the american people have wanted 4 more years of president obama's policy, here with their take is my political panel. hadley manning, and richard goodstein. i think answer to that question is obvious. american people said no to a continuation of president obama's policies. in the rejection of hillary clinton. do you want to comment. >> talking 2016 results where hillary got 3 million more votes than trump did, the notion that there of a reputination a myth, i mission we'll hear about -- myth that we'll hear about next 4 years. adam: but she lost key votes in states like michigan, ohio, washington. that is a rejection of policy is it not. >> we had these counties, in wisconsin, michi

so please stop the bike, adam. >> the role seems tailor made, he plays an actor named adam who lives in brooklyn. >> what's the issue? >> you're not being that nice to me, i don't really understand why you want me around. >> when you love someone you don't have to be nice all the time. >> but his latest film is a bit more of a stretch. in patterson, adam is a bus driver who really wants to be a poet. >> i'm working on a poem for you. >> a love poem? >> i guess if it's for you it's a love poem. >> it's not your typical hollywood movie and it isn't meant to be. >> i knock off work. have a beer at the bar. i look down at the glass and feel glad. >> were you worried about doing a movie about poetry? >> it's that joke, i guess we talked about ton set. dozens of people are going to watch this movie. i got a bus driving poet. people will be lining up to see this. >> so far at least critics have been lining up to praise it. the film does have a few surprise turns. and that's pretty much the story of adam driver's life. raised in a middle class home in mishawaka, indiana, he was a slacker stu

brian. >> see you shortly adam. thank you. >> aron. >>> police released a new more details about the murder of a lower makefield woman allegedly by her own son last night. "action news" reporter bob brooks live this afternoon at police headquarters with more on what we learned about this today. bob. >> reporter: brian, details just keep getting more and more disturbing. we got the police report dan we found out that this suspect allegedly beat his mother repeatedly way frying pan and then used a knife on her in what's just become an absolutely tragic and disturbing story. this is 30-year-old zachary cope after being arrested last night. you can see little if any kind of facial expression which might come as a shock to some as his charges are extremely disturbing. detectives say he violently murdered his own mother rebecca cope here inside their home on lower hill top road yesterday. >> he was quiet. he just walked around. he wasn't violent person. he was just quiet. and that's very sad. >> reporter: as you hear many

this is not your grandfather's stanford. >> adam: trubisky, great passes. needed one more at the end much let's get you caught up on bowl action and the s.e.c. a bounce-back day after entering 1-4 in bowl games, b.j. >> brian: jacob eason looking for sony michel, sony michel looking for someone to tackle him. they help him get in the end zone. kenny hill. nice grab there. but too much nick chubb and that running game for georgia, 248 on the ground for the dogs. >> adam: offensive studs for georgia coming back next year. nick chuck and sony michel said so. tren thompson three of their five sacks. the music city bowl. >> rick: tennessee trying to get a happy ending to a trying second half of the season. john kelly gets things started with a touchdown around the left side. a touchdown to kelly. trying to get the huskers back if the game. it's been about josh dobbs. they're not going to if the forget this guy on rocky top. two touchdowns on the ground so far. they're going to miss this kid. >> adam: tennessee-heavy crowd at the music city bowl. they have a 10-p

adam thanks. you can keep track of the changes in the forecast with 6abc.com/weather where you can check out the latest conditions across the area with storm tracker6 and be sure to connect with our accuweather team on facebook and twitter. >> a school bus was involved in a crash that blocked traffic on the schuylkill expressway this morning. it was around 6:30 when the bus and two other cars collided on the -- in the eastbound lanes near south street. no children were on board the bus at the time but the driver was being checked for injuries. crews were able to get to the scene and get it cleaned up just about 10 o'clock this morning. >> let's see how things are moving now as we get a check of the "action news" traffic report. >> yeah, always better to have the wet roads behind us. matt pelman standing by in the "action news" traffic center with an upit. >> drying out quite nicely and we like that but doesn't matter brian and sharrie. we still have some really slow speeds, a whole bunch of red zo

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adam decided this was what he could control. he could control his articles of clothing, his canteen. this was his way of saying, i have some control over my own destiny. >> okay. can i do something without you getting upset? >> what's that? >> these socks. i'm not really sure why i did it. i just thought, well, what would happen if i did move your socks? you're in prison. you're in danger every day. how long can you leave these socks like that? >> i don't like that at all. >> i'm not exactly sure why i decided to challenge adam. i think i was just trying to make him see that whether his socks were here or folded this way or that way, it wasn't really going to alter his life, so again i picked up one of the t-shirts and kind of put it down haphazardly. how about this? >> yeah, that's not cool either. >> why? >> the label needs to be facing up. >> why? you know it's your shirt. you know your name. >> it just does. i don't know. it's like i couldn't explain why i have empty boxes in there, either. i just need to have them because i

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for sharrie williams alicia vitarelli adam joseph i'm brian taff. hope you'll join us for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl17. >> "action news" at 5:00 is coming up next. >> see you tonight. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪ >> what began as a routine warrant service ended in a deadly shooting. now philadelphia police joined the u.s. marshals to figure out thousand situation escalated so quickly. monday night the big story on "action news" is the investigation into this morning's fatal confrontation in northeast philadelphia. >> yes,

deal with adam later. for now, i am holding amazon accountable to that two our promise to get here, this mad rush before christmas to get goods to people's homes and working within two hours of ordering them. it might seem stunning but amazon is promising it. you saw them stack the boxes of doughnuts, sugared, powdered, chocolate covered with my cardiologist is away on vacation. i will let you figure the rest out though we are going to watch it. what do you like? boston cream. that is not in the group we are ordering. work with me on this. we have the best in the business. 's product might be on the amazon list. right away, cofounder john paul, good to have you, merry christmas. >> merry christmas, i will take a glazed donut glaze. neil: a good marketing attraction but amazon is saying you are running late getting your gifts at least in this select list, we can get it to you in two hours. >> that is brilliant, it is good marketing. i think they can do it. they said they could do it, let's give them a shot.

reporter: 18-year-old adam rosman was just in intake court here in waukesha facing 21 felony counts, accused of grooming boys he found on snapchat to provide sexually explicit videos and photos and eventually sexual contact. reporter: 18-year-old adam rosman of sussex in court to to face charges, he victimized seven 16-year-old boys over the past year. prosecutors say rosman knew some of the boys from sussex hamilton high school, and many of the sex acts took place behind a lisbon strip mall this summer. >> a paid thousands of dollars to different teenage boys were sexually explicit videos and sex acts that he would perform on counts, he could face 21 years in prison. he is due back in court next

the author of watership down, richard adams, has died, aged 96. his tale about a family of rabbits was a bestseller and also became a celebrated film. a statement from his family said he died on christmas eve. nick higham looks back at his life. they seem sad, like trees in november. it became a worldwide bestseller and animated film and made its creator a millionaire. not bad for a story about intrepid rabbits originally devised by a civil servant to entertain his children in the car. watership down was a fantasy, but one as compelling as the classical myths its author loved, and its setting was authentic. richard adams had grown up near the real watership down in hampshire. in one respect, the book is anything but fantastic because the topography and landscape in which it takes place is completely real. this is the country where i was born and where i grew up, and i know it all like the back of my hand, and everything in the story, down to very often individual gates and trees, is perfectly real. the novel's phenomenal success sent its author in

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you, adam pletts, reporting from beirut. adam was talking about the situation in syria. the islamic state group also still holds the city of mosul in iraq, but a major international operation to take mosul back has been going on for two months. iraqi forces and their allies have killed more than 2000 islamic state group fighters involved in that battle for mosul, which has been around for a third of their total number. correspondents were with iraqi special forces, fighting the i.s. group in eastern mosul. you can hear their report. fire] e gun >> an assault on the in the east of the iraqi city. minutes,e first three someone gets hit. a staff officer leads the operation. >> it's nothing. i'm fine. put pressure on to stop the bleeding. get another bandage on there. >> the night before, fighters from islamic state group pushed the iraq he army out of territory it had previously captured. now iraqi special forces have come to try to undo the damage. >> send the armored vehicles. i repeat, said the armored vehicles. -- i repeat, send the armored vehicles. >> the roadway is w

for everything we need to know about the frigid conditions, we send things to meteorologist, adam joseph. everyone needs to be prepared for this? >> for sure, these are dangerous windchills and it's a prolonged period of strong winds and bitter air. right now not too bad. 41 in philadelphia. and 46 in washington, you see the 20s in pittsburgh and buffalo and binghamton, that is not the arctic air and that drops more behind the front slicing through the great lakes and 18 in detroit and green bay 11 and international falls, 4 below zero. the front will interact with what we call a jet streak in the upper atmosphere. it's a river of cold air, it's a burst of some snow around the midnight hour and thereafter. this is future tracker 6 at 2:00 a.m. especially to the south and east and as that pushes through and the temperatures drop this could lead to black ice by early tomorrow morning. so the timing for the front and that round of snow will be between midnight and 4:00 a.m. where mainly along i-95 cares south and east and not so much north and west of philadelphia. the potential of flash fr