i want to talk about the cities of america, at least many of the cities of america, and while i was waiting for the opportunity to speak to the house and people of america, i went into the cloakroom and pulled out today's "roll call," one of the -- what we call the hill rags. these are one of the newspapers around the hill. it says, let in the water, way beyond bill clinton -- way beyond flint. then it talks about the issue of contamination in our water supplies. and indeed they're quite correct. so what do these cities of america have in common? this would be one of maybe 20 different slides i could put up here. int, michigan, toledo, ohio, baltimore, maryland, brick township, new jersey, washington, a -- washington, d.c., wayne county, north carolina, greenville, north arolina, lakenhurst acres, maine, chicago, illinois, porterville, california. the list goes on and on and on. these are cities that have or have had contaminated water in the last couple of years. some of these are ongoing. we hear a lot of discussion about flint, michigan, and the tragedy of the water supply in flint, mich

do you want to spend the most romantic holiday in the most romantic city in america? if so -- you don t have to newschannel three is live for superbowl fifty. makenzie walter joins us from super bowl city in downtown san francisco. makenzie heard from one of the halftime performers today. right now we )re live in san francisco for super bowl fifty. today organizers held a press conference on new details -- on plans for a historic ocean liner built right here in hampton roads. the rusting s-s united states has been docked in philadelphia for the last two decades. luxuary travel company crystal cruises has signed a purchase option for the ship. refurbishing the rusting hull would likely cost hundreds of millions of dollars. just months ago preservationists almost had to tracking rain and snowflakes but the weekend is looking dry....as we move through this thursday evening, a lot of us will have to dodge some heavy rain, all courtesy of a cold front that is lingering offshore. some of the rain could cause ponding on the roads, so keep that in mind. otherwise, expect mostl

which city in america is known for it -- more than any other? plus -- construction crews find something an iowa man has been missing for more than 70 years. a small piece of identity re- discovered. mostly cloudy as a strong system tracks to our east. this will provide us with some breezy conditions today. i'll have more coming up. "now your storm track 7 from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather complete weether informatton. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: breezy today and windy tomorrow as a strong storm system tracks just to our east. we will have cooler temperatures the rest of the week, but it doesn't look some light fog this morning with visibilities down to 3 miles at times. stormtrack7 live weather network will mainly have cloudy skies today. temperatures are running in the mid to upper 30s with colder temps to the west, where they've had clear skies overnight. winds are from the north at 5 to 15 mph and will be breezy today, gusty tonight and strong again tomorrow. a strong system will track to

the list of the happiest and healthiest cities in america is in. two california cities made the top ten. santa cruz- seen here- was one of them, and the other is salinas. an organization called healthways. measured several factors, including whether residents liked their jobs and where they live. healthways says, these place have fewer people who are stressed and suffer from depression. it also says, these cities have more people who eat healthy. naples, florida ranked number- one on the list. still ahead. a new sea lion is stealing the spotlight at six flags. we will show you his debut at my name is kieran griffin. i work here at five star auto care in rocklin california. a lot of thought was put into the change to solar and we couldn't have done it without pg&e. pg&e is very committed to clean energy. working with five star auto care we looked at how we could make their business more energy efficient and save them money in the long run. with solar we have saved about 85% on our energy cost. with this extreme drought we're using the savings from ou

when someone fires a weapon on the streets of any city america.. police respond quickly to talk with witnesses.. victims.. and suspects. but if the person who pulled the trigger is a police officer.. the rules are sometimes different. scripps national investigative correspondent ross jones looks at police across the nation who have the "right to remain silent." --take package-- for most of his life, mental illness was the biggest terror bobby bennett ever fought. but on a day in november , in a cul-de-sac at the end of a quiet dallas street, bennett faced terror of a different kind. don tittle: bobby, he was having a psychotic episode. bennett was screaming...armed with a small knife. when police arrived, they found bennett outside. seconds later, police say he above his head and lunging towards the officers. (sound effects: four gunshots) one officer opened fire, hitting bennett in the stomach. he was rushed to the hospital, charged with assaulting an officer. he would stay in police custody for days"!until a neighbor's surveillance camera proved

charlotte is nope as the number 2 banking city america. >> within has thrived for seven decades. as we continue to showcase individuals and events during black history month, steve crump has the story of one enterprise that turned into a lasting beacon of hope for the african-american community. >> in a town where bake towers reach for the sky one stable financial institution thrives >> we are walking through the doors that our ancestors opened for us. >> michelle is the president of the first legacy credit union and one of the so-called ancestors is eugene. >> dad would bring the ledger home from school and he would have adding machine there. >> miriam baits now lives in the home where she grew up and where the credit union was birthed back in 1941. the dining room table was part of the office. that is where her father spent many hours after coming home from work. he was the full-time principal of the old second ward high school. >> they had the vision and they had the foresight to create that institution for the community. >> the name first legacy came in recent years. the main

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. >>> what are the healthiest cities in america? the results of a new study and which north carolina city ranked near the bottom of the lift. mike? >> well, the weather is quieting down. it is windy out there. how about the warm high today. 73 out of the raleigh airport. cooler days are ahead. around the state >>> the cdc says infections have a strong case of zika virus. is still a mosquito virus. they confirmed cases of the disease in 23 states now. the world health organizations says 4 million people can be infected in the next year. >>> johnson and johnson must shell out $72 million because of the talcum powder. a family says the product caused ovarian cancer and cost a woman her life. they claim that the company knew about it and did not disclose it. the company says they stand by the products. if if the ruling holds up it will be the first one of 1200 similar claims. >>> now, the senate approved the appoint of a fda cardiologist. he had been there for 30 years before leaving to serve as the fda's number 2 man. his top priority w

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webuyanycar.com♪ ♪ bill: coming up next, a mom and her daughter patrolling the most dangerous city in americars back in the hudson river monday. the video is taken by megan hunter this photo. driving down the road over the weekend. one hell of a friend. buffalo hollow road. he immediately got out of his car, corralled them back the lady answered she said zero, my god. >> there is something about a mother-daughter bond. home of the force to be reckoned with. they not here on the streets chasing. they are the 1st mother-daughter pair. >> when she was little she was issuing to be a police officer just like mom. >> i guess a good experience. can always go to her. the 1st hispanic woman to reach a commanding rank in the force. >> the 1st. >> but then i asked them what drives them to do what they do? >> i never feared coming into work. >> since 2,007 data shows the city still remains plagued. the forces made significant changes. >> on each corner. >> income here at different times of day. >> the dynamic duo proved that women can do anything they put their mind to. even if one ofone of the most dang

. >> the 9th most saintly city in america. >> reporter: that's greeley. and fort collins ranked 3rd. >> saintliest city in the u.s? what qualifies that? >> reporter: good question. trullia took the seven deadly sins. >> pride, envy. >> lust, sloth. >> gruno, wrath. >> reporter: based on data from 150 large u.s. metro cities. >> it's a little surprise especially since i don't see as many churches. >> maybe fitter than other communities. >> greeley has less strip clubs. >> you never know. >> the violent crime in greeley has gone down significantly. >> reporter: jeff cook would know. >> greeley is worth boasting. first and foremost it's a power. >> reporter: he wrote the book on the seven deadly sins. >> the deadly sins are a list composed in the middle ages of soul poisons. >> reporter: but it's other addictions that have cook just as worried. >> chain restaurants! we need more entrepreneurs that will move into greeley who are fantastic chefs. >> reporter: both cities are honored but taking the rankings with a grain of salt. >> it's just a basic college town

which city in america is known for it -- more than any other? plus -- construction crews find something an iowa man has been missing for more than 70 years. a small piece of identity re- discovered. mostly cloudy as a strong system tracks to our east. this will provide us with some breezy conditions today. i'll have more head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... up. "you're watching kwwl, we've got you covered! with jerry gallagher, ally crutcher and meteorologist eileen loan. this is today in iowa." "now your storm track 7 forecast on kwwl." from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: breezy today and windy tomorrow as a strong storm system tracks just to our east. we will have cooler temperatures the rest of the week, but it doesn't look too cold. we have some light fog this morning with visibilities down to 3 miles at times. stormtrack7 live weather net

well martinsville has the highest food insecurity rate of any city feeding america southwest southwest virginia serves. that's why hour wsls10 cares food drive is set up inside. we go to the kroger in martinsville. has it been busy there? >> reporter: yeah, it has been. people have been coming through of course, that is exactly what we want to see. we've filled up several feeding america food boxes. they estimate about 3100 are food insecure meaning they don't know where their next meal will come from. that's about 23% of the population here in martinsville. one martinsville resident i spoke to said she is glad to see everyone donating. >> definitely, definitely. there's no jobs. i think it's great that people are giving. that's a good thing. >> reporter: now we will be here until 7:30 tonight. if you haven't come out and said hello, do so. it's going to a good cause. so come on out and donate food if you haven't. in martinsville, reporting for wsls10. have a chance for a very light wintery mix tonight in spots but monday and tuesday looks more interesting. storm 10 forecast. >>> you'r

we can't ignore this in the city of america. it's one of the reason i opened red rooster in harlem. it has 30% unemployment. 19% unemployment. we hired 200 people. the jobs can't be outsourced. it's important to work when you have the opportunity to give back and create jobs. >> and this are workers what are locals. 70% of the stuff is from harlem. >> between the red roosters, that's over 200 employees, targetting year for year in terms of schooling programs. these are all jobs that whether they stay in the industry, it doesn't matter. they have life skills jobs and can move to the next industry. if we do that, we have done our job. let's talk about red rooster, it's a hard place to get a reservation. i've tried, it's hard. maybe i'll say i talked to you and get a seat. >> maybe not. >> it is a hard place to get a reservation, you faced great accolades and a bit of criticism that this is not harlem, or you romanticized harlem. respect. if you are not criticized. no one cares what you are doing. that's a fact. i don't necessarily think criticism is bad. we work with this every day. h

in 2013 it became the first muslim majority city in america. >> i don't see it as anything other than forward to better this city and community and the future. >> reporter: the councilman is part of the new muslim majority on the city council. >> i never see myself as a muslim council member. i see myself as a council member. this is where america in real sit happening now. you see the multitude of different cultural and background getting along. >> reporter: in schools, students speak 27 different languages. young muslims here dress in western clothing and say they're assimilated. >> anybody that comes from overseas like, this is the number-one city. everything over here, like, it's not hard to live. they've got the arabic stores. >> reporter: how did you find yourself here? >> i was born in the united states, california. i moved here in '04. came back in '08. and i moved to flint. lived there until five months ago. >> reporter: why did you move to yemen? >> so i can speak the language, learn it. >> reporter: obviously san bernardino, there's fears, over 120 arrests of isis members i

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. >> maureen: charlotte is known as the second biggest baning city in america. there is one known financial institution in our city that has thrived for more than seven decade u.s. and may not know about it. in tonight's black history a business that turned into a beacon of hope. >> in a town where bank to you you -- towers reach for the sky one institution thrives under the radar jie. we are walking through the doors our ancestors opened for us. >> she is the president of the first legacy credit union and one of the so-called ancestor is eugene brigsby. >> we would bring a ledger home from school and it would have an adding machine. >> she lives in the home she grew up, and where the credit union was birthed in 1941. the dining room table was part of the office and that's where her father spent many hours after coming home from work. he was the full time principal of the old high school. they had the foresight to create the institution for the community. >> reporter: the main office located on beatysforth road. long-time customers like larry medical ton embraced

. >> we cannot standby and watch a city in america in 2016 go through this that's effecting children. children. >> the flint water cry crisis made international headlines in january when it was discovered that the city's water supply had been contaminated with lead for at least two years. the problem still has not been fixed. >>> a school bus carrying 27 students was in a crash with another vehicle today on 2:30. the bus was taking home students from wociva high school in orlando. no one was hurt and it was minor. court upheld a red light camera ruling saying rental car drivers should not be treated any differently than car owners. they said june dar's constitutional rights were caught on camera while in a rental car. the rental car got the notice of the violation and identified dar as the driver. instead of getting the normal $158 ticket she got a $263 citation. >>> the greater orlando aviation authority wants community input on the $1.3 billion capitol improvement program at orlando international. at a meeting tonight they will explain why the expansion out oia is so important. >> w

'shaming' list from real estate website trulia.the sioux city metro is 'the most gluttonous' city in america... according to a ranking compiled by trulia.the rankings are part of the firm's annual "sinners and saints" rankings ahead of mardi gras.sioux city wins the top spot by virtue of an obesity rate that's higher than the national average... combined with high rates of binge drinking and smoking.on the flip side of the coin... provo, utah came in as the 'least gluttonous' city. 3 3 that ranking shows more siouxlanders might *benefit* from the newly- popular alternative to the traditional hamburger... the "veggie burger".sales at restaurants menus have risen 66 percent over the past 3 years... and even traditional chain restaurants are taking notice and adding vegan menu items. one of the most popular is the veggie burger... despite having been a punchline for decades. 3 "(michael whiteman/baum +whiteman restaurant consultants) they were not likeable for a generation or two they were really awful things.// now they're really eating it as a matter of pleasure because it's a different produ

.# if you wanted to live in the happiest and healthiest city in america... ?where would you go? healthways says naples florida has the highest well-being in the country. the organization's latest report on the state of well-being says, naples has the lowest levels of stress and depression. the report says the city also has the most people who eat healthy. sa-leen-us salinas california, ranks second on the list... sarasota, florida was third. at the bottom of the list... is charleston, west virginia. ### there's a long list of littles-- waiting for mentors, at big brothers big sisters, of northern nevada. kolo 8 news now's dave lawrence introduces us to jimmy and juh-zeer jahzir.. who are looking for a big brother to have some fun with. it was a scrappy game of tackle basketball between these two brothers. this is

the reverend franklin graham is touring capital cities across america urging politicians at all levels to root their message in biblical principles. graham will deliver a similar message today in atlanta. >> inside the statehouse, the leader of south carolina's road agency is warning the state to start putting money into repairing roads soon. otherwise, they say, it will end up costing much more to rebuild them. the state finance committee responded last night saying they want as much information as possible before discussing anything that will begin on the senate floor about getting more money for the state's highways. >> another concern for south carolina voters. immigration reform. officials will be discussing its role in the republican presidential campaign today. that forum taking place in the russell house theater. it begins tonight at 6:00. and prepping for the first in the south primary, you should know is no easy or small task. >> not at all. officials with the south carolina state election commission has been hard at work for months and they've been deciding on primary dates

celebrate valentine's day on sunday because a new survey finds that san francisco is the best city in america to celebrate without breaking the bank. fremont in san jose also are noon the top 20 most romantic cities. collectively, this year love birds will spend $20 billion, which is $146 a person. >> and $87 to go out and eat. if you want to make it half a holiday you may want on get a book, 53 percent of women were break up with a significant other if they are not getting anything for valentine's day. >> we are saying that for survey. >> really, we wouldn't. >> are you sure? >> we will find out on sunday. >> thanks for joining us. have a great day. i drive to the hoop. i drive a racecar. i have a driver. his name is carl. but that's not what we all have in common. we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto®. xarelto® is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto® is also proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with afib, not caused by a heart valve problem. for people with afib currently well managed on warfarin, there is limited information

rail system of the rest of the united states, creating along its route new towns, new cities, new edens where america's to lay a foundation for the city on both sides of the miami river. as more and more whites moved in, segregation took hold and much of the bahamian community was forced into the black neighborhoods like overtown and liberty city. if you're looking for old miami, miami. original miami you're looking for a great extent, black miami. ♪ these days liberty city is mostly ignored by developers, but back in the day it was the epicenter of the black community. a lot has happened since then. >> cook: corn beef, pancakes, smoked sausage, boiled eggs. >> anthony: what do you usually get? >> luther: the fishy grits. that's a bahamian dish. >> anthony: your parents were jamaican and bahamian. >> luther: yes. my mother was bahamian. my dad was jamaican. >> anthony: today i'm having fish and grits at mlk restaurant with this guy, luther campbell. >> anthony: a lot of good cooking tradition in the family. >> luther: oh, yeah. one night we'd have rice and peas. the other night we'd have peas and rice.

gun violence in oakland which remains among one of the most violent inner cities in america. >> this violence is creating a mental health crisis. stephen stock is here to explain. >> well, good morning, guys. you know, we spoke extensively with both health experts and survivors of gun violence. every one of them tells us that this level of violence has created mental trauma among residents living with this violence nearly every day. experts compare it it to veterans returning home from war, except in one important aspect. it is very different. we spent the last six months walking the streets of oakland and talking to victims and perpetrators of the gun violence there. mental health experts say they're now seeing evidence of post-traumatic stress among residents living in these communities. that's ptsd. we all know about it. the same thing veterans suffer when they return home from war. one difference, people living in these neighborhoods don't leave and often return to the very scene where they were shot or almost shot. they could have a profound and devastating impact on all the peo

the city of manchester has made a top 10 list of the most educated cities in america. while allethub ranked cities. manchester was ranked fifth on this list of most educated cities. ann arbor, michigan came in first. boston came in at number 10. sean: kudos to the queen city. living in a home that looks just sean: if you have ever dreamed of living in a home that looks just like the white house, now' s your chance. the white house replica located outside of washington dc is on the market. it is a small scale version of the white house. it was built by a vietnam ease refugee who designed the house as a tribute to his new country. it is listed at three $.25 million. erin: i love the story behind it. i wonder if there is a rose garden. sean: you can always put one in. kevin: not this time of year. erin: a huge diamond was recently discovered in angola. the length of a credit card and experts say it is virtually flawless. kevin: it is entirely and rare. million. it is the 27th largest diamond ever recorded. sean: erin is going to have to strap. kevin: it has its own zip cod

. >> every city in america that solved this that made a long-term commitment to housing first and that methodology has brought real solutions. >> meanwhile, the city says its goal is also to provide permanent housing for the homeless but says it's a process and are working on the plans now. >> and in this meeting tonight that starts at 6:00, the city tells me they will be getting $110,000 in donations just for the homeless. the city says it's also partnered up with halifax hospital to provide medical services for the homeless and they're helping to pay the additional funds to help with salvation army to provide those extra beds. again, the meeting starts in less than an hour. >> loren korn reporting live tonight. thank you. >> now to an update on a backyard mystery in lake county. we've learned the body found last month is the homeowner. this was the scene in paisley back on january 18th. we're told dental records were used to identify dennis jones. investigators are still not saying how jones died. so far no one has been arrested. >> another nice, warm, dry day here in central florida

a new survey shows the top three heathiest and happiest cities in america...two of them are in she knew she was different ever since he was a young man... today-- michael is now michelle...and she hopes her story will inspire others to be brave.. s just came out with its list of the happiest and healthiest cities in the u-s. healthways says naples, florida, has the highest well-being in the country....and has the lowest the report also says the city has the most people who eat healthy. salinas, california, ranks second on the list...and florida's sarasota metro area ranked number three. the report measured well- being on several factors, including whether people liked where they lived and where they worked ... and whether they felt financially secure. it's a question you've probably never pondered...but how much would it cost to buy one of everything offered on amazon? the answer - nearly 12-point-86 billion dollars. that's according to a computer scientist in zurich who says he does brain-related research. kynan eng first determined there were 479 million different items available on a

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. >>> the happiest and healthiest cities in america. name ls florida has the highest the lowest levels of stress and depression, most people who eat healthy. sarasota metro area. >>> smaller over the year, we've noticed that, airlines try to squeeze more passengers on to the flight, a team of designers in london, look at this, tried something different. they came up with this chair, it look like an excoskeleton that can shift with your movement and can padded and covered. the end result is a chair that could be more comfortable for those long flights. several airlines have shown interest, they hope to have the twister seats on plain r planes within two years -- planes within two years. >> next on 7 news live av a warni for parents, the way you keep your children warm on car rides may be putting their safety at risk. >> we'll all be reaching for the coats tomorrow, today was warm, 7 news school watch. students who do physical activites while learning math and spelling... score higher >>> students who do physical activities while learning

livability.com says lincoln and omaha are among the most livable cities in america.meanwhile, nebraska's government enjoys an aaa credit rating from s&p. we are in a strong position. but we also have our challenges. but these challenges pose an opportunity for us to work together to respond and grow nebraska. agriculture is our number one industry here in nebraska representing nearly 25% of our state's economy. but our farm economy is facing challenges. commodity prices have been flat or down. corn is trading about 3.50 a bushel. significantly down from the $8 a bushel it was in 2012. cattle prices are down over 17% from last year. and while farm incomes are subject to variations of fluctuations each year, property taxes go up and up. last year, i told you about roger brand who's a farmer from wayne county. his.3ñk÷ assessments on three ps of land had increased from 36% to nearly 50% in just 1 year. we checked in again with roger about this year's property taxes. and they went up again, nearly $2,700 and that's after the property tax credit we passed last year. while

reverend franklin graham touring capital cities across america, erj -- urging politicians at all levels to root their message in biblical principles. graham will deliver a similar message today in atlanta. another concern for south carolina voters, immigration reform, south carolina gop elected officials will be discussing its role in the republican presidential campaign today. the forum will take place at the russell house theatre, that's tonight at 6:00. and prepping for the first in the south primary, you should know is no small task. >> rochelle: not at all. ofcials with the south carolina state elect commission have been working for months, deciding on different pog locations, creating a voting database and installing that database in each of those voting machines. >> you know, a large county could have a thousand voting machines. that's a lot of hands on work to get those voting machines reidy for election day. >> lot of work ahead. counties must also select and train poll workers, so that they can work those polls until they close election night. and just a reminder, the republic

from f-15s in the air to an army of officers on the ground, it may be the most fortified city in america. metal detectors, bomb sniffing dogs, sharpshooters all part of the massive security crunch. >> rather be safe than sorry. >> they' re working the ground and air. sheree: the cincinnati zoo is having fun trying to predict the winner for this weekend. the komodo dragon picked the panthers despite the reptile keeper who the broncos fan and put all the rats in the bronco helmet. and waddling >> while -- wow. landslide there. sheree: could they be any cuter? jimmy fallon once again rounding up his adorable set of puppy predictors and unleashed their second pup power on the super bowl 50. they picked the denver broncos. mike: the puppies also picked the bengals to win a playoff game this year. sheree: still heartbroken. before a local golf course becomes a subdivision, it is unloading a whole lot of stuff. >> if you come tomorrow, you don' t know what you' re getting. >> what is for sale and golf course owners talk to us about the future of the game. mike: ordering puppies to play with ube

costs you hours and weeks of our time and maybe a life take a deep breath and take you're time cities cross america are being safely for walking and driving some streets are confusing here's what you need to know all intersection kroukz of novelist marked some are marked to make them more visible other crosswalks and intersections are raised to the level of sidewalk to actress as speed bump and people are maybe crossing be cautious and watch for people when you approach any intersection advanced limit lines and pedestrian yield signs show drivers where people walk and stop behind the lines at stop signs and for people crossing bulb outs where the sidewalks extends into the street make that tease easy to see pedestrians and remember to slow down whether making reasons and watch for people on sidewalk estimations extensions that maybe closer than you expect and bicyclists may motive to the left to get around bulb outs this gives people a head start allowing pedestrians to enter the crosswalk before transfer starts moving makes them more visible pedestrian scrimmage and stop the vehicles in all direct

. >> stephen: how would you compare the three big cities in america. do you have a fav? you're in new york right now. >> i'm in new york. well, i moved here about 12 years ago and this is where i decided to live and raise a family. so i would say right now new york would be my fav. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: nicely done. these people love you for saying that. just don't ever come in second place in iowa. >> i won't. >> stephen: we started off as an improv group together. >> stephen: did you enjoy the the improvisation? >> you know, i'm going to be really honest. i was always-- this is true. i'm not lying. steve, i could never keep up with him. he-- your mind is just so ridiculously fast. and i was more. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: very nice of you to say. >> it's the god's honest truth. and i actually was really grateful for being in that group with you because i realized, "oh, that's why i can't do that." ( laughter ) so, i mean, i should go into acting and not that. >> stephen: do you know what i remember, do you know what i remember, one of the things

fires burned the cities of america. >> washington, chicago, detroit, boston, new york -- these are justf the cities in which the negro anguish over dr. king's murder expressed itself in violent destruction. >> i remember coming back to washington two or three days after king had been killed. you're thinking, what am i seeing here? this is the united states of america. and there are machine guns on the steps of the capitol? >> 100 cities raged with riot. 20,000 are arrested. >> people were in open revolt. sirens wailing. people screaming. and it shook everyone, black and white, to the core. >> nothing could be more desecrating to the memory of martin luther king than to use his death as an excuse to engage in violence. >> there was a faith and spirit vacuum. when you find people who have lost that hope, fear tends to fill that vacuum. people were increasingly afraid, and mr. law and order stepped up on the republican side. >> this is a nation of laws. no one is above the law. no one is below the law. and we're going to enforce the law, and americans should remember that. [ applause ] >>

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that may be why denver is among america's fittest cities. >> john, have you even tried the barbecue here in north carolina? charlotte mayor jennifer roberts has. >> and we're here at spoon's barbecue, one of charlotte's finest. >> if you're craving a cheese favorite was originally created right here in denver. i understand you have a bit of a wager going on with the mayor of charlotte. >> after the broncos win super bowl 50, mayor roberts will have to wear this peyton manning jersey in public. in fact, you might as well take >> let's hope peyton manning doesn't throw like that. >> let's hope he does. i know we have a bet. i'm not going to wear a broncos jersey. you're going to be wearing a cam newton jersey and some lovely cam newton socks are going to look wonderful on you when the broncos lose. >> nice shins. but really, cheese burgers? want to burn off some of those calories on a golf course, no better place than the carolinas where north and south carolina are among the top ten places to play. and here at quail hollow club, it's hosting the 2017 pga championship. ahh! >> that's good

this is aljazeera america live from new york city, i'm stephanie sy. seven are dead since the storms began tuesday. four in virginia, which has been hard hit. >> the winter storm that slammed the south brought its rage to the north and the east overnight. in virginia, at least four people died, the result of tornadoes. >> this came three feet off the ground. it just dropped is straight down. >> virginia's governor declared a state of emergency after a town took a direct hit. two adults and a toddler were among those killed. >> i knew he was gone, man. >> around four dozen tornadoes have wreaked havoc across the country since tuesday. from louisiana when a water spout skirted the air to a twister that hit a r.v. park. >> then to the florida panhandle, where an e.f.3 tornado hit pensacola. the storms brought flash flooding to the washington, d.c. area. winds were strong enough in new york city to overturn a tractor trailer on the busy george washington bridge. in the midwest, there were white out blizzard conditions. in crown point, indiana, firefighters

. >> one of america's great cities. >> one of the great cities in america. by the way, indra is not here because she's refusing to come out of her trailer for some reason. >> oh, indra. >> oh, see, she's back. she's back. okay, get ready. what is the name of the 11,200-foot-tall mountain which is an active volcano, by the way, which looms just east, 90 miles east of portland. >> mt. rainier. >> mt. helens. >> not rainier? >> i was going to go with -- >> she said mt. hood. >> oh, mt. hood. >> you did? >> totally. city of the same name in maine thanks to a coin flip. if the coin it turned up the other way would have been named after another city from new england. what is that city? >> augusta. >> boston. >> somebody told you, happening right now the republican candidates getting be a key moment tonight, the final debate before the new the candidates on a blitz across the granite state before squaring off tonight right here live on abc. >>> also right now the so-called affluenza teen waking up in an adult prison in texas. ethan couch now 18 has been in custody

boston has made a new list of the coziest cities in america. honeywell portable heaters teamed up with an environmental health scientist to create this list based on the number of coffee shops and the annual snowfall. asheville, north carolina was named the coziest city. portland, maine came in fifth. sean: the somebody sit down and think what kind of lists can we come up with? erin: i love the criteria. [laughter] we will to you about the big winner of this year' s westminster kennel club dog show. outside -- it looks like these two are having a whole lot of fun playing in the snow. a great picture. you can submit your pictures and sean: congrats. a german shorthaired pointer s top dog. cj won best in show at the westminster kennel club dog show at madison square garden. in burrs away named lucy finished second. cj is the first german shorthaired pointer to win the competition since 1987. erin: we will probably be seeing there could be more small drivers hitting the sidewalks. tesla is releasing models for kids. [laughter] erin: preorders are a

clinton says: "to do this together we have to take which is why these new that every city in america be a safe haven for all its young people and all its diversity. so you have to deal with the black lives matter challenge and go back to community policing." ohio doesn't have its primary until mid- march, but early voting starts tuesday in that state. we are following developments on a story out of omaha and a suspected gunman died following a 12- hour standoff with police. police say it started as a domestic dispute that turned violent, and eventually deadly. negotiators spent most of yesterday trying to get 35-year-old kenneth clark to surrender. clark kept refusing, and police used tear gas to try to end the standoff, that's when officer's heard gunshots. deputy chief tom wheeler/douglas county sheriff "everybody's life is important to us, our wheeler/douglas county sheriff "in the end it came down to figure out why clark today: isolated flurries before 7am...otherwise, clouds and sun with highs around 30. wind: nw 10-20mph. tonight: cold. lows in the teens... wind chill values in

. >> while new york city is the safest largest city in america, crime has been going down, one of the reasons the crime is going down is because the police do make a lot of arrests. everybody who gets arrested and who doesn't get bailed out comes to us. >> get arrested in the big apple and you're almost assured of a trip to rikers island. a 400-acre penal colony on the east river, directly under the flight path of the laguardia airport. connected to the mainland by a narrow two-lane bridge, the island is home to an average of 14,000 inmates in ten different facilities. >> we patrol the meanest precincts in america. when our officers go to work, every day they know that everyone they run into is going to be a criminal. every criminal who has committed the worst act -- >> bring all your property with you. >> -- is coming through here, if they're coming from new york city. >> they come off of the streets. they're tired, they're dirty, they're hungry. and you saw everything there, whether it was somebody who was from wall street who was charged with fraud or whether it was the lowest

here's a shout-out to pr newswire for including "teen kids news" on their big new york city. >>> good morning, america. hillary's huge victory. >> thank you so much, south carolina. >> she's now got major momentum heading into super tuesday. can bernie bounce back? as the republican mudslinging gets even nastier. >> he's flying around on hair force one. bing, bing. bing, bing, bing. >> all the headlines from an amazing race. >>> breaking overnight -- in the line of duty, a police officer in virginia shot and killed on her first day on the job. two other officers wounded. what went wrong on that seemingly routine call? >>> fantastic finish. >> bang, bang, oh, what a shot from curry! >> steph curry's night for the record books, shrugging off an injured ankle, sinking 12 three-pointers, including an amazing buzzer beater. is this the best game of the season? >>> and countdown to oscar. we're live on the red carpet as hollywood gets set to honor its best. who can pull off an upset? >> and the award goes to -- >> "spotlight." >> and that awards show overnight. will you be tweaking your oscar picks now? >>

morning travel and leisure magazine readers voted charleston, south carolina the number one city in north america. in a survey readers said the city balanced sophisticated charleston is also home to four of the survey's top five of small city best hotels. those qualities also earned charleston on a spot of the magazine's list of best cities in the world. the city finished second place right under kioto, japan, and above florence, italy and a city in cambodia. >>> new this morning, a fort bragg soldier ran into a burning apartment complex in fayetteville to save a family. >> look at this cell phone video. you can see the fire right there rising from the back of the building. firefighters say it started on a porch and quickly spread. neighbors went door to door to make sure people got out safely. soldier aaron miranda was able to get inside the apartment where it started and get the family out. no one was hurt. >>> many people are about to head out on the roads and it has been a mess overnight. let's check in now with traffic team 9's mark taylor mark. >>reporter: in addition to issues, we're just

. >> one of america's great cities. >> one of the great cities in america. by the way, indra is not here because she's refusing to come out of her trailer for some reason. >> oh, indra. >> oh, see, she's back. she's back. okay, get ready. what is the name of the 11,200-foot-tall mountain which is an active volcano, by the way, which looms just east, 90 miles east of portland. >> mt. rainier. >> mt. helens. >> not rainier? >> i was going to go with -- >> she said mt. hood. >> oh, mt. hood. >> you did? >> totally. >> portland was named after the city of the same name in maine thanks to a coin flip. if the coin it turned up the other way would have been named after another city from new england. what is that city? >> augusta. >> boston. this seasoned jumbo popcorn chicken is great! 'cause it's got it goin' on. -well, yeah, it does! -right. and does that remind you of anybody we know? both: me. you? in three delicious flavors, new seasoned jumbo popcorn chicken has got it goin' on. (clicks) >>> welcome back to "gma" on a saturday morning. happening right now the