booker t. washington centennial celebration and pleased to have 2 ladies with me who are the expert on everything booker t. washington associated. miss mary and susan great to see both of you. thank you. sunday will be a huge day. >> yes it is. mary is the chairperson of the event so she will speak to the things that will be going on. >> sunday is a huge event and all those in columbia who are affiliated or know anything about booker t. washington, we realize and appreciate that booker t. washington is celebrating the centennial date in is 1916 through 2016. on sunday at 3:00 p.m. we will have an inaugural event to begin the year of celebratory festivities. we are asking everyone to come out and enjoy it. beginning at 9:00 a.m. we will have a roll call of each graduate of booker t. washington's name will be called. the whole people, for that event but even if they don't, we're sending them out into the universe to let everyone know they passed this way. >> you were telling me during the commercial there's

a direct descendant of frederick douglas and booker t. washington was in roanoke today. kingdom life ministries held it's annual black history month celebration today. it featured kenneth morris. he is the great- great-great grandson of frederick douglass and the great-great grandson of booker t. washington he spoke to people about human trafficking and efforts to stop it. people here in our area to hear morrises message. jonathan pait - kingdom life ministeries 13:20:31 he feels this is really the modern day slavery. he is meeting it head on just like his ancestors met slavery head on and tried to have an impact on eradicating it. morris is also the creator of the abolition day project which helped students bring awareness of human trafficking all over the united states. still ahead -- alan will have another check of your storm team 10 forecast. that's coming up in a just a few tonight: increasing clouds late. not as chilly with monday: a weak cold front brings a slight chance for a morning shower, otherwise a mix of clouds and sun with highs in the low to mid 60s. temp

the booker t. washington took home their fourth consecutive state title this year making big history. the today was about the boys and orangend black. >> reporter: there's plenty to cheer about at booker t.. washington senior high school. >> i'm so happy they won. they're state champs. >> reporter: oh, myy god. this is my element. it's all about children, right? >> reporter: this parade is all about recognizing their football players. >> i'm so proud of everybody. >> reporter: they are the class 4a state champs, a title they've carried since 2012. they still say this experience and celebration never gets old. before jumping on the double it wasn't always easy. >> we didn't win two in a row in some seasons. >> every time we lose,e,we work even harder for the next me. >> reporter: during a season faced with adversityies and changes. this year also caa with a pretty important life lesson. >> use your abilities to get your education. >> reporter: in overtown, erica glover, nbc 6 news. >>> well, the front that bro

booker t washington storming through overtown on friday for yet another parade. bt honored for wing the 4th straight for a thielt past season. miami central won four straight titles will hold their parade february 20th. from. >> football to an allout brawl. one of the nh there, scraps 4r569 night w w trsmght this is down on maxima core mick. a a rena is close to the home town so his parents came to the game and yep thanks them cheering orch their son lawing pause on h h opponents. always good to get your parents support. that's a look at sports. craig and bell key, it's all yours.s. >> belkeys: what do we got for super bl 50? divment "bite with belkeys." thatss what i've got. don't know what hes drinking pling. i suspect it comes in a carry six pack carry all. >> craig: that that's it for us at 6:00. hope have you a good weekend. >> belkeys: something in a cooler is what he'll bring. >> i'm belkeys nerey. caio caio. 7 news at 6:30 is around the bend. >>> this is 7 news at 6:30, tough testimony for the mother

that victim identified as a student at booker t. washington high. nbc 6 reporter bobby brooks has more. >> reporter: bullets pierced the back of a chevy suv, the refrigerating equipment inside of a grocery store and unfortunately the leg of a 16-year-old in little havana. kelly brito says the victim is someone very close to her heart. >> it was my friend, my best friend. >> reporter: she didn't give us the victim's name but tells nbc 6 that he is a student at booker t. washington high. she knows only being shot in the leg is a blessing, based on all the bullets she and others found laying on the street. >> i just heard eight shots. >> reporter: the girls tell us the victim and a friend left the house to get something to eatat then on their way back that's when someone startedshooting. of a sudden i heararhe shots and i started panicking. >> > porter: the 16-year-old shot marks the fourth day of consecutive shootings in south florida somehow involving either a student in school or a school. on wednesday this week bullets were fired utside of carol ci

on the legislation or supported it mercy housing, bridge housing and larkin street and the booker t. washington community service and colleagues this legislation makes it easier and faster and less expensive to build affordable housing in san francisco as you may know and we have a lot of various policy disputes in this building but one thing we agree on we are in the midst a go housing crisis the voters time and again have's told his overwhelmingly they want more affordable housing and they want it yesterday the housing trust funds prop c passed overwhelmingly to create a fund more affordable housing last november the affordable housing bond prop a passed overwhelmingly this first affordable housing bond to pass in many, many years as mayor ed lee and our board supervisor president london breed announced last month there is a working group look at the inclusionary housing requirement for market rate projects and the bureaucratic process either delayed it across the income levels will be discussed with a goal on putting a measure on the november ballot the legislation before us responds to the

no word on his identity, but friends say he is a student at booker t. washington. who opened fire and why remains under investigation. police are looking for a hit and run driver who hit a cyclist. it started when an officer saw a man to try to steal car this afternoon in the area of washington avenue and first street. man that jumped into another car headed west hitting a cyclist near palm island. the psychcycleisteisteist injuries are not >>> it's a white chris her 300 with a missing passenger side mirror and front end bumper damage. fp you can help oitut call miami dade crime stoppers. >>> we have details on a crash are that killed a child. police say the 4-year-old was white inside the white car that collided last night. she was ejected from this vehicle. the hyundai went onto hit another vehicle that was stopped at a red light. investigators don't think speed or alcohol was factor. >>> still to come, back at sea. royal caribbean smart ship setting sail. >>> harsh words from pope francis. his message for mexico's elected leader. >>> if you're all about art, you

friends say he is a student at booker t. washington high school. >>> a k-9 that helped fight crime and also beloved and well known among children, and he died during routine surgery this week. he was a member of the police department since 2008, and not only helped apprehend suspect and loved to go to community events and school assemblies. >>> still coming up for you today, haiti has a president, at we will tell you who he is and what might be next for t t country. >>> and then the python challenge over. how many creatutes got captured? we'll tell you, next. >>> and then upper 60s and lower 70s and the ocean breeze helping us out with that. we have showers entering your forecast, but it's not all bad wait un >>> breaking overnight from brooklyn, nukeew york. you can see in the video here, there are pictures of fire engulfing the building. four people, including two firefighters are hurt but they are expected to be okay. they are trying to figure out what caused the firir to start in the first place. >> senate chief was formerly fill a

one of the owners of sears, roebuck and booker t washington came up with a education to african- americans. graphic the two helped establish close to 5,000 rosenwald schools in 15 states across the south map of us - highlight alabama, arkansas, mississipi, florida, georgia,north carolina, south carolina, texas, tennessee, oklahoma, missouri. louisana, kentucky, maryland virginia. more than 350 were right here in the commonwealth. now it's estimated that only about 10-12 percent of the schools remain - nationwide people in virginia are among those hoping to locate those becoming a distant memory. the movement is stirring up mixed emotions. i talked with former students and teachers. some take pride in llicent nash:14:18 e life the nnectiveness between teachers,udents de communityit was the center le llicent nash and deloreshicks attended e rustburg hool in 1956. ts oning the door to thehool 18:58:50 rustburg inse lke two longtimeiends showed us what'slieved to be one of the largest rosenwald facilities in virginia. it once included 5 buildings... 4 of which still remain. the two former stud

terrorists then get off the metro rail at the palmer station and shoot t their way inside booker t. washington high school where students and teachers are injured. at the mental health jail facility, a group of people ram the gate to free another terrorist. an officer shot and guards are taken hostage. board a plane and threaten to take off and crcrh it into the city. at the coast guard sdation on miami beach, there's an active shooter who threatens to blow up a bridge to the mainland. the terrorist leader calls 911 to save their base and has a stash of machine guns. at marlins park the truck is pulled overernd the officer is shot. others run into the stadium and leash gunfire on the crowd. the goal for law enforcement is to train to stop the attacks all occurring at one time. >> this is the chance for our s.w.a.t. and special weapons teams for our hazardous material responders and be tested in as close to that real life scenario as possible. >> reporter: officials say a drill like this has taken on new urgency following the terrorist attacks where they time. again this is only a drill but off

loretta lynch spoke to students today at booker t. washington i miami. it was part of a national tour to discuss ways to build trust between law enforcement and the communities they serve. lynch said in her experience it's young people who fin themselves facing the most trust issues with police. some told lynch they would rather go to someone else for help than the police. >> the people that i found that were most involved weree students. they were young people who were facing the i issues of how to relate to police officers, of how to relate to violence in their community, who were facing the issues of how to feel safe. >> on thursday, lynch visited the doral police department. >>> one bumbling burglar has a butter fingers. coming up next, surveillance video catches a crook that let a fingers. >>> tonight, the hunt is on. south florida police looking for dangerous. gas station. >>> well, we've been in for a great stretch of weather so far. it appears it might stick around for the weekend. find out what the temperatures will be like coming up. >>> we're

. >> reporter: she tells nbc 6 he's a student at booker t. washington high. she knonos only being shot in the leg is a blessing after all the bullets found on the street. >> i heard eight shots. >> reporter: she says the victim to get something to eat early this morning. on their way back, someone started shooting. i was waiting for him. all of a sudden i hear the shots and started panickingng >> reporter: this is the fourth day of consecutive shootings in south florida. on wednesday this week bullets were fired outsideof carroll city high. on thursday, a bullet flew into tranciesesuck sis fran advertisecies francis tucker elementary. this week, community leaders begged the publi to break that code of silence protecting those criminals. >> you don't necessarily have to lookokt yourself as a snitch. you could also look at yourself aaa community servant. >> reporter: as for the young people in little havana, shootings are something they're growing up with. >> sometimes we hear shots where and you don't even know where it's fired, because it's so much. >> report

from booker t. washington and martin luther king and -- clarence: that's just like when -- with black lives matter. until somebody raced a fuss there wasn't -- john: talk over one another. we've got four people all talking at the same time. this is a record! pat: you made a mistake in your opening. stokely carmichael was not a member of the black panthers. he was the one that talked, made black power, he was at sncc. he became a marx ivel -- marxist and he went over to africa and he died. clarence: not in the panthers. you may have him mixed up with huey newton or eldridge cleaver. but he did help inspiret black fan thers. there was a black panthers chapter in alabama which worked on other issues. eleanor: the people in the black lives matter movement look back on some of these figures and take pride in what some of them did. not all of them. pat: what does that do for the black panthers that they take pride in them? eleanor: i think clarence just pointed out what the black panthers did. it was assertion of em

the terrorists then get off the metro rail at the palmer station and shoot their way inside booker t. washington high school where students and teachers are injured. at the mental health jail facility, a group of people ram the gate to free another terrorist. an officer is shot and guards are taken hostage. at miami international, others board a plane and threaten to take off and crash it into the city. miami beach, there's an active shooter who threatens to blow up a bridge to the mainland. the terrorist ader calls 911 to save their base and has a stash of machine guns. at marlins park the truck is pulled over and the officer is shot. others run into the stadium and unleash gunfire on the crowd. the goal for law enforcement is to train to stop the attacks all occurring at one time. >> this is the chance for our s.w.a.t. and special weapons teams for our hazardous material responders and be tested in as close to that real life scenario as possible. >> reporter: officials say a drill like this has taken on new urgency following the terrorist attacks where they struck several places at one time. a

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the victim, who is a student at booker t. washington was stricken of five. several gunshots. >> i was waiting for him and i heard several shots and i started panicking. i called the police. i was worried. i didn't know where he was. it's unclear who are why someone opened fire pit any want information is asked to call police. >>> a cyclist is recovering after a hit-and-run on the macarthur causeway. investigators say this started with an attempted car burglary. your first street and washington avenue this afternoon. miami beach police say they witnessed an off--a man trying to break into a car. he ran away and jumped into a palm island. the cyclist was taken to the hospital with a broken bone. summit pope francis historic trip to mexico. we will take it to mexico city for the pope spoke the first full day with his message to catholics in that country. >> a bitter blast slams the northeast. and warning tonight for people across the region.>>> we are counting down to monday night's grammy awards. will there be black--will there be bad blo

booker t. washington's granddaughter. the two of them met at tuskegee, 1941. they were walking across campus, and they literally bumped into each other. didn't know that the other descended from an historic family. they fell in love at first sight, and they wound up getting married three months later. and when my mom was born, nettie washington douglass, she was the person that united the bloodlines of these two historic families. and my mom was an only child, so i have the honor and privilege of being the first male to unite the bloodline, so that's how they came together. >> and what's really interesting continuing some of their very important work. why don't you tell us about the frederick douglass family initiatives? >> my mom and i started the organization in 2007. and we knew that the organization would be about history. that was a given. we wanted to perpetuate and continue the legacies of my great ancestors. but both douglass and washington were about the future. and they were visionaries. so we knew we needed to do something to help people. and a frie

the victim, a student at booker t. washington was struck and the five. >> i was waiting for him and all of a sudden i hear the shots. i started panicking. i called the police. i was really worried. i didn't know where he was. >> it is still unclear who or why someone opened fire. >>> a south florida man is under arrest and connection to a deadly shooting in daytona beach. police say lamonte postell jr. turned himself in after shooting three students. one of the victims did not survive. postell goes by the nickname cornbread and is not a student at the school. one woman who was shot in the head is in critical condition. blast that is affecting the north east. last night new york city was expect it to feel like 25 degrees below zero. warnings are out for people across the region to stay indoors unless it is absolutely necessary. at least three were killed during a multivehicle crash near pennsylvania. witnesses say it happened at the same time as severe gust of wind were moving through the area. >>> still ahead, it happens every ye

steve litz is live at booker t. washington high school and i saw you tweeting and you were talking about really they are trying to break the barriers and it almost seems like thh don't trust the police. >> repter: you know, it's a fascinating discussion between lynch and some students here. not just from booker t. but also students from other campuses here in miami-dade college, trust and the relationship between police and students, young people, was one of the main topics of discussion. ms. lynch is right now in miami on a national community policing tour and here specifically talking about building trust in law enforcement. several students talked about the influence of the media and social media and the per sipgs that relationships are not good between police and americas youth. couple of students talk about videos that go viral of police brutality and the feeling among some of these students is and they said i they would rather go to somebody else if they have a probl besides a police officer for help. ms. lynch told thes

she held a town hall at booker t. washington high school. the attorney general is on a tour calling attention to community policing programs she says are working well. some students were at the event served as peace ambassadors at their school. >> you are taking the initiative. you are doing what you can do to help your community. >> attorney lynch spent time at miami dade college and the freedom tower. >>> a driver in boston was killed this morning during rush- hour traffic and was not due to a car crash. interstate 93 became dislodged and went airborne, slamming into his car and killing the woman who is driving. the cover came off and struck the front windshield. the car continued down the lane before hitting a wall. police are investigating how the manhole cover came off. >>> a fire eddie warehouse that burned for 20 hours in new jersey was put out. nearby schools and buildings were closed due to the massive fire. it begins thursday afternoon and engulfed the plastic storage facility. a firefighter hurt his leg but no other injuries. >>>

on the legislation or supported it mercy housing, bridge housing and larkin street and the booker t. washingtonmunity service and colleagues this legislation makes it easier and faster and less expensive to build affordable housing in san francisco as you may know and we have a lot of various policy disputes in this building but one thing we agree on we are in the midst a go housing crisis the voters time and again have's told his overwhelmingly they want more affordable housing and they want it yesterday the housing trust funds prop c passed overwhelmingly to create a fund more affordable housing last november the affordable housing bond prop a passed overwhelmingly this first affordable housing bond to pass in many, many years as mayor ed lee and our board supervisor president london breed announced last month there is a working group look at the inclusionary housing requirement for market rate projects and the bureaucratic process either delayed it across the income levels will be discussed with a goal on putting a measure on the november ballot the legislation before us responds to the affo

his friends tell us he is a good kid, a good student at booker t. washington. and it is unclear if he was a target in this shooting. if you know anything, give miami dade crime stoppers a call. live in little havana cbs 4 news. >> thank you. >>> now to the pope's visit to mexico. pope francis is presiding over the mass. mass where 15,000 people are expected to be in attendance opinion the pope you see him walking in there. he is likely to address some of mexico's biggest challenges during his visit including drugs, violence, and poverty. he will also be the first pope to visit the u.s.-mexico border. adriana diaz has our coverage from mexico city. >> reporter: pope francis emerged saturday morning to the roar of thousands. bells tolled as he road in his pope mobile. the holy father stopped time and time again to see people and kiss babies. >> i'm very excited. here with my mother. >> reporter: at the presidential palace, a military band played during the pope's official welcome ceremony. laters leader of the catholic church delivered a message of tough loss to

history-focused segments, including a conversation with the descendants of frederick douglass, booker t. washington, and president thomas jefferson. but first this afternoon, we are turning our attention to a push for legislation that would

rosenwald, and booker t. washington started his career, julius rosenwald and other prominent lack and white public officials would make the made especially for colored school students, and during the jim crow era, mr. rosenwald would match farms that were raised on local farm racers in order to erect these schools and our state has the equivalent of having the most rosenwald schools of any state in the union. john: i have excellent been in one. fantastic the way it has been restored. you also have an exhibit on funk . we could talk more on that. let me say, the exhibit made especially for you by willie k runs september 5 -- until september 5 at the north carolina museum of history, and the screening of rosenwald, sunday afternoon at 3:00 at the museum. over to you, amber. amber: here's a look at stories developing this afternoon. the jury in the travion smith trial will deliberate soon. arguments this morning. they want to send his smith to death for the beating of melissa huggins-jones inside her apartment may 2013. ju

. >>> loretta lynch at a meeting in booker t. washington high school. calling attention to community policing programs she says are working well. students there served as peace ambassadors at their school. >> with a piece of that, i believe that you will be part of that as well. you were taking the initiative, you were looking at what you could do to improve your own community. >> attorney general lynch also spent time at the freedom tower and a college. >>> still to come, already starting to look like a winter wonderland in the northeast. looking at the frigid bracing for this weekend. >>> later on, empowering women to be strong in the business world. lisa petrillo has more on diamonds unleashed. >> so many activities going on. what can you expect in the area? the weekend. (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates, . >>> goo

prominent black publisher out of his office in the white house or when teddy roosevelt invited booker t. washington, he was roundly criticized. i can see whether it was the urban league, naacp, counseling african affairs. we had a spectrum in our committee fromcenter to left, but it was all operating outside of what was then considered the political mainstream. could vote, cannot hold office because we were at the tail end of a complete dismantling. the last black delegate attended the republican national convention. so i do concede that, but i also think about the role of the president. and the role barack obama's responsibility in all for the african-american community. first black president. also, president of the country where african-americans are 12 or 13 percent of the population. also, a president elected by this coalition. african-americans, latinos. carries the majority cares the majority of the african-american hispanic. in the south are you and i are from he is not get more than 13 or 14 percent of the vote and in the state. comes the power understanding that you have been if you will t

jessica holly is live at booker t. washington high school with ha they had to say. >> reporter: after the two shootings this week near schools, there was a lot of talk you saw something, will you please say something. but that exchange of information does not happen without trust. that was the focus of this town hall meeting. as we go to video, you will see attorney general loretta lynch. her visit here at booker t. washingtgt high school focused on building stronger relationships between the community and police. she met with students who were named peace ambassadors, youngsters willing to step up and get involved in positive chan. >> and the people that i found students. they were youou people who were facing the issues of how to relate to police officers, of how to relate to violence in the community, w w were facing the issues of how to feel safe. >> it's very positive that she's coming down here to talk to us and think about what we want to do an get involved with the police forces in miami-dade county and just veryositive t

that victim identified as a student at booker t. washington high. nbc 6 reporter bobby brooks has more. >> reporter: bullets pierced the back of a chevy suv. the refrigerating equipment nside of a grocery store and unfortunately the leg of a 16-year-old in little havana. kelly bredo says the victim is >> it was my friend, my best friend. >> she didn't give us the victim's name but tells nbc 6 that he is a student at booker t. washiton high. she knows only being shot in the leg is a blessing, based on all of the bullets she and others found laying on the street. >> i just head eight shoho. >> the girls tell us a victim and a friend left the house to get something to eat, then on their way back that's when someone started shooting. >> i was waiting for him and all of a sudden i hear t shots and i started panicking. >> the 16-year-old shot marks the fourth day of consecutive shootings in south florida somehow involving either a student in school or a school. on wednesday this week bullets were fired outside of carol city high. we know now two teens wer

. >> steve: fiu signs two kids from state champi, booker t. washington, and receiver scott and kicker jose boragolis and the big recruiting class for the panthers, 24 kids and 21 from the state of florida. the top local kids, the defensive end, nick bosa, already declared for ohio state, his father there is former dolphin's first round pick john bosa, fsu, ranked number one and florida is 12th and arkansas coach, brett belma says that the gators are a little sketchy. >> florida, kind of the new ol recruit thag shocks you. >> obviously this guy does not know me, i didn't know what he was talking about and i think that obviously those who know me and know the standards that florida is up to, i don't know where he is getting any of this stuff. >> the gators play, arkansas next season, the heat are up by three and there are 14 seconds to play and we will have an up date at eleven. th heat just won, i am told and we will up date you, and i'm back after this. >> c cig: when someone offers you a cookie, eat the cookie life is too short, wouldn't you agree? >> c

she spoke to students at booker t. washington high school who are w wking stop violence amongst our youth. lynch's speech camefter two other miami-dade schools were affected by shooting just this week. >> i came because of you. i came because of the great things that you are all doing. >> it's almost a good way of ending the week, that after >> victor: lynch also met with local law enforcement at miami-dade college and wrapped up her visit to miami at the freedom tower. >> janine: new information today about a federal investigation into allegations of corruption at broward health. the public health system that receives about $150 million in tax dollars every year. local10 investigator bob norman has learned that probe is now in the hands of a federal grand jury. report. >> how do you answer to? this is $1.2 billion operation. >> bob: already rocked by the suicide of ceo nabil -- >> the taxpayers of oward county deserve period. >> bob: -- publicly financed broward health is now dealing with corruption allegations that local10 has

so i stand here and ask that we do what booker t. washington said, we may be as separate as our fingers but we're as whole as our hands. this body has the obligation to come together as the hands and make sure we give every kid from every place in this country the opportunity to succeed. with that, i yield back. mrs. beatty: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you to congressman cedric for reminding us that you bring hope and your experience shows that there is opportunity because certainly we know that there are fewer black students graduating from high school and 16% of black dropouts compared to % of our white counterparts. mr. speaker, can you tell me how much time i have left? the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady has 30 minutes. mrs. beatty: thank you. mr. speaker, it is now my honor d privilege to yield to my colleague from the 10th district of new jersey, he is someone who is a great example of a committed public servant. he is someone who puts others before himself. he is someone when you want to call on someone that will sit and quietly l

booker t washington. then you realize, they did not invite the first woman to the press club until 1971. and nikita khrushchev made that happen. so, we have come a long way and the person who has watched that journey is simeon booker. simeon booker, ladies and gentlemen, if you do not know, jet magazine would not be jet magazine without simeon booker and his piece. [applause] joe: and his wife, carol, is right beside him and let's give her a round of applause. [applause] joe: now, first of all thank you for being here. let's get to this, you were on the committee that actually decided to invite dr. mlk to be the speaker, to the best of your recollection, what went on in that meeting? what was it like? and carol, you can fill in, because i know you have an extensive paragraph in his autobiography about that meeting, but what you remember, simeon? simeon: [indiscernible] carol: what do you remember about the decision to invite dr. king? he did remember when he wrote this book. he has asked me to -- joe: let

in the face of such obstacle, leaders like booker t. washington, founder of the tuskegee institute, embraced and expanded on the early belief that an education, the great hope of a truly democratic society, rests. washington's vision inspired many, including philanthropist and president of sears roebuck, juiceous rosen walled -- rosen dwald. this led to the construction of 5,000 rosenwald schools across 15 southern states. in arkansas, 389 school buildings were constructed in 45 of our 75 counties. with communities pooling their often meager resources to fulfill the pledge to match their contribution. for many, these buildings were not simply schools but monuments to black achievement and symbols for an ardent hope and a better future. the schools distribute contributed to the education of thousands of african-american students across the american south, including notable figures like arkansas poet, maya angelo, and our own esteemed colleague and friend, john lewis of georgia. in 1954, with the u.s. supreme court decision in brown vs. board of edu

ended up with a gunshot wound to his leg, and no word on his identi but he is a student at booker t t washington high school, and who opened fire and why is still under investigation. >>> a g gman shepherd died while in surgery this week. the police department says quantum loved to go to community events and meet with children at school assemblies. >>> more than 100 firefighters battle frigid temperatures out there and massive flames. look at this. this is in the heart of new york city. a fire so big it took until the early morning hours to get it under control. we will hav a look at the latest video come into the nbc 6 >>> are you willing to bet on >>> welcome back. this morning we coinue to follow breaking news overnight out of new york. some residents in brooklyn battling frigid temperatures as well as flames. we're told the blaze is now under control, more than 145 firefighters, that's how many it took and they are at the scene trying to tame the flames and four people including two injuries. all buildings having to be demolished now, and police trying to figure out what caused >>> and then

against this and also, it would show the achievement and would show the great leaders like booker t. washington king. and the types of leadership that they have given and would show the possibilities that all people can come together and achieve things and might even include dr. carson's statement that when he cuts your head open and peels your skin back, steve, we all look alike. >> exactly. great message. all right. craig, we thank you very much for joining us live from richmond, virginia, today. >> okay, thank you. >> always a pleasure. >>> all right, coming up on this thursday, sunny days are coming your way again on "fox & friends." elmo and cookie monster are here with a special surprise for all of you. right, sandra? at old dominion, we see freight... ...as a combination of products and customers. every on-time arrival is backed by thousands of od employees, ...who make sure the millions of products we ship arrive without damages. because od employees treat customer service... ...like our most important delivery. od. helping the world keep promises. >>> all right. "d" is for dancing and