. >> my here's, george martin, quincy jones, they have decades and decades of making great music. maybe i have a best seven to eight years of having made records that could be considered important or that people like, but i just -- it's all i want to do and just get better as a producer and arranger and t do that. >> when i touch the piano, it's like being woken from a dream, and you kind of remember the abstracted sounds of your imagination, but this is a real-life, physical thing. it has hammers, it has strings, it was built. so you are translating yourself, you are kind of translating your soul through these physical objects. >> rose: conversations with musicians when we continue. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: sturgill simpson is here, the grammy-nominated kentucky native is winning over audiences and earning the respect of country legends. hi

trave on martin. george zimmerman. he is a four-time loser. he rushed to judgment, no evidence, no facts, no due process for anybody. and he was wrong every time. why didn't did he focus on thoe numbers? nearly 4,000 killed in his own home city. that had a big racial component? >> because he couldn't, because his progressive policies would fail. instead of inserting himself. i wish president obama would've inserted his family. in the last eight years, marriages have increased in chicago. in the last eight years, abortions have decreased in the african-american community. we see more americans of african-american descent graduate high school. less of them incarcerated. the real problem in chicago and across america, sean, is the breakdown of the family. if you have strong, intact families, i truly believe we would not see anywhere near the violence that we are experiencing. >> sean: in the eight years of the obama presidency, african-americans -- we have more african-americans out of the labor force, in poverty, on food stamps, i've given the s

baltimore, maryland.an trayvon martin. george zimmerman. he is a four-time loser. as an attorney, he rushed to judgment, no evidence, no facts, no due process for anybody. and he was wrong every time. why didn't he focus on those numbers? nearly 4,000 killed in his own home city. why did he focus rather on cases he ended up being wrong about that had a big racial component? >> because he couldn't, becausem his progressive policies would fail. instead of inserting himself, i wish president obama would've inserted his family. in the last eight years, have marriages have increased in chicago? in the last eight years, have abortions have decreased in the african-american community? in the last eight years, have we seen more americans of african-american descent graduate high school?f less of them incarcerated? the real problem in chicago and across america, sean, is the breakdown of the family. if you have strong, intact families, i truly believe we would not see anywhere near they violence that we areexperiencin. >> sean: just a fact, in the eight years of the obama p

george w. had ricky martin, obama had beyonce. so, obviously, for trump, everybody who's anybody is going to be there, except for anybody. because he's having a wee bit of trouble getting famous acts to perform. but this week it was announced proud to have the caisson platoon, home of the army's oldest and most famous horse, black jack. okay, old horse. that's a crowd pleaser. kids love old horses. this is exciting. now, before you drop a bundle on now, before you drop a bundle on stubhub to get tickets, you might want to know that in addition to being the army's oldest and most famous horse, black jack has been dead for 40 years. nooooo! why do the oldest horses always die so young! and trump's even having trouble with some of the alive acts that he's booked. turns out the mormon tabernacle choir is scheduled to perform-- one fan of the mormon tabernacle choir here. i have some terrible news for my one mormon tabernacle choir-head. over the weekend, a choir member resigned because she didn't want to perform for trump. ( cheers an

george h w bush and bill clinton. after that, the national action martin has its annual luther king jr. breakfast. with reverend al sharpton, senator cory booker and governor terry mcauliffe. then, washington journal is live with your phone calls and a look at today's headlines. [applause] president bush: mr. chief justice, mr. president, vice president quayle, senator mitchell, speaker wright, senator dole, congressman michel, and fellow citizens, neighbors, and friends, there is a man here who has earned a lasting place in our hearts and in our history. president reagan, on behalf of our nation, i thank you for the wonderful things that you have done for america. [applause] president bush: i've just repeated word for word the oath taken by george washington 200 years ago, and the bible on which i placed my hand is the bible on which he placed his. it is right that the memory of washington be with us today, not only because this is our bicentennial inauguration, but because washington remains the father of our country. and he would, i think, be gladdened by this day -- for today is the concrete e

in 2012, when neighborhood watch volunteer george zimmerman shot and killed trayvon martin, an unarmedck teenager, the president spoke out in a surprisingly personal way. valerie jarrett was with him just beforehand. >> i was in the oval office with a couple of other senior staff and he said to us, in an extraordinarily emotional way, i want to talk about this. because you know, if i had a son, he'd look like trayvon. >> when i think about this boy, i think about my own kids. >> woodruff: again, ta-nehisi coates: >> the moment he spoke out, it completely politicized the trial, you know what i mean? and trayvon became a symbol of obama-ism, or something like that. like, it became racial-ized in a sort of way. >> woodruff: in 2014, michael brown, another unarmed black teen, was shot and killed by a ferguson, missouri, police officer. a year later, a black man named freddie gray died in police custody in baltimore. and in charleston, south carolina, a white man massacred nine black parishioners during a bible study. ♪ amazing grace how sweet the sound ♪ >> woodruff: jarrett says these eve

george h w bush and bill clinton. after that, the national action martin has its annual luther king jr. breakfast. with reverend al sharpton, senator cory booker and governor terry mcauliffe. then, washington journal is live with your phone calls and a look at today's headlines.

phil jones reports that slain civil rights leader martin luther king junior is now the only american besides george washington to have a federal holiday to mark his birth." "the politicians clearly sensed the symbolism of the day. the vice president came to preside. on the senate floor, mrs. king watched from the gallery as the senate voted overwhelmingly, 78 to 22, declaring the third monday in january a holiday for the slain civil rights leader. it will start in 1986." "i'm sorry it has taken 15 years to achieve this historic occasion." "if martin luther king junior were here with us today and we could sing again that old song, we could sing, we have overcome today." "the passage of this bill with strong bipartisan support, has brought us much closer to the realization of martin luther king junior's dream." two weeks later, president ronald reagan signed the bill into law. "the traces of bigotry still mar america, so each year on martin luther king day, let us not only recall doctor king but re-dedicate ourselves to the commandments he believed in and sought to live every day." the first martin l

the same scenario as in the trayvon martin case except george zimmerman is a cop. that case will go to supreme court that george w. bush will fill out.nd so you know how that will go. spirit donald trump spirit donald trump, sorry. i flashback. i miss george w. bush by the way. if you would like to come back and be our president, i would welcome him with open arms. [laughter] i thought i never would say that. come back, george w. we miss you. you can paint in the white house. [laughter] >> sorry. donald trump will fill out. you have a fleeing felon with our existence said he should be able to do what officer, former officer did. you can't kill someone just because of money for me but that happens every single day. there's almost never even aet prosecution let alone a conviction. the prosecutor who tried this case is a right-wing conservative republican. the vast majority of the district attorneys makingcrn decisions are democrats. democrats are primaries in which no one runs against the democrats in which they are overwhelming elected as the case and that tamir ric

waiting for a verdict... >> narrator: there was a verdict in the case of george zimmerman, the man who shot and killed trayvon martin in what he claimed was self-defense. >> the circuit court of the 18th... we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. >> oh, my... >> not guilty. >> not guilty. >> of what? everything? >> everything. >> are you (bleep) kidding? >> it's crap, like always. and that's right. these men get away with it all the time. (crowd chanting) >> the system has failed! the system has failed! >> obama initially, after george zimmerman is found not guilty, releases a nearly cryptic press release that says, you know, "we're a nation of laws. the jury has decided. we must abide by those laws." >> narrator: the president watched as the protests grew. >> stop, are you serious? i mean, this is, this is... this is epic tides of grief washing across the collective soul of black america. (protesters chanting) the trauma that they are enduring. >> the people inside the white house could see that he just desperately wanted to come out and say something. >> narrator: and he did, surprising the press corps. >> w

when their beloved son, trayvon martin, was shot and killed by neighborhood watch volunteer george zimmermanis breaking but it breaks even more to know that we have not gotten justice yet. >> reporter: their fight for justice sparked a furious debate over racial profiling, self-defense and state gun laws. after zimmerman was found not guilty saying he had acted in self-defense, protests broke out once again across the nation. in the five years since trayvon's life was tragically cut short, sybrina and tracy have worked to help others by establishing at trayvon martin foundation, committed to ending senseless gun violence. >> we will define his legacy. >> reporter: parents fueled by love, finding their own healing and purpose in their new mission. >> justicejustice, justice. >> and trayvon's parents sybrina fulton and tracy martin are here now sharing their story in a brand-new book out today, "rest in power." the enduring life of trayvon martin and please welcome sybrina and tracy here with us this morning. important conversation. it was beautiful reading the book and how it alternates betwe

martin luther king day. >> his ratings are historically low at 44%. that's compared to 83% at the end of president obama's transition and 61% for george w. bush. >> lana zak has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and erielle. president-elect trump was supposed to be here in washington, d.c. today celebrating martin luther king day at the new national museum for african-american history but given his dust-up transition team sources at least say they were planning difficulties that made it impossible for him to be here so he'll remain in new york city. it's martin luther king day and the president-elect is fighting with a civil rights leader. >> that's not right. >> reporter: congressman john lewis told "meet the press" he didn't see him as a legitimate president. >> i don't plan to attend the inauguration. it would be the first one that i miss since i've been in the congress. >> reporter: mr. trump called lewis quote, all talk, talk, talk, no action or results. but lewis risked life and limb to bring civil rights change to america and now at least 4 democratic members of congress say they will not attend inaugurati

the same see nor you're in the trayvon martin and she george zimmerman case. that indicate bill to to a people court that george w. bush will physical out. -- or donald trump. i'm sorry. who did i say? >> george w. bush. >> ed have flashback, i wish george w. bush by the way. if he wants to come badge and be our pit i would welcome him. >> if never thought i'd ever say. that come. book, george w. bush, we misch you. you incan paint in the white house. >> we'll probably hear about this -- >> soft bigotry. >> i'm sorry. donald trump will spill out. the fleeing felon rule that you shouldn't be do what former officer slager did. that happens every day, and there's almost never even a prosecution, let alone a conviction. bill the way the prosecutor to tried the case is a right wing conservative republican. the vast majority of the desecration attorneys are democrats who have primaries in which no one runses again against them. the ones in the -- you generally need to try to control who is in the district attorney's office to even want to have a chance of having a p

george hamilton. i said, would you call him brilliant? anyway. she said, martin: you helped her through a lot of things. >> a lot of the rough stuff. never met her. >> jimmy: i'm sure, yes. you helped us all through a lot of rough stuff. >> i didn't know you had an audience till i got here. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: martin short! be right back after this. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ if you're gonna make an entrance... [car driving upon the water] ♪ (vo) when you're on your phone 24/7, you probably think you need an unlimited plan. but actually, the majority of people pay for data they never use. that's right, two out of three people use less than five gigs. now verizon introduces the one plan that's right for you. switch, and for just $55 get five gigs on america's best network. that's tons of data at a cost that's less than an unlimited plan. and the best part, no surprise overages. finally, all the data you need, on the network you want. verizon. at planters, we put fresh roawhich has its drawbacks.an, guys, know anything about this missing inventory? wasn't me! the

george w. bush, and chris atty setzer, president of new heights communications. martin luther king iii was at trump tower had a fairly long meeting with donald trump and said the following. >> john lewis, demonstrating with action. things get said on both sides in the heat emotion. at some point we -- david: what did you didn't hear was the press baiting martin luther king, jr. to say something negative about donald trump. he didn't he rose above the comments of both gentleman. i think he took the right action, don't you. >> absolutely, if representative lewis taken that road. he chose the low road. he should be ashamed of himself. he represents people in his district, 700,000 plus people. what about their right to be represented by their representative at the inaugural. he should resign but he represent something bigger than himself. he was elected to represent the people of his district. he spoke for all of them. david: one thing he did say, which is not true. that he attended every inauguration while he has been congressman. he did not attend the george w. bush inaug

to beltway and dealing with outer delays and crash near george afrom route 1 to george awith 45 minute delay. wisdom martin southbound deal with a look at porter. >> developing in florida a massive manhunt continues for this man accused of killing a police officer yesterday. >> 41-year-old marquise lloyd is wanted in connection with death of florida sheriff deputy the manhunt for him. >> let's get the latest on entire kkt. hospitally joins us. >> this more the officers are remember as influential members of the community and 60,000 reward is offered for information leading to arrest of marquise employed floyd. he was originally wanted for questioning in murder of press nant x girl. now a sergeant attempted to approach him and before that she was gunned down. lloyd then drove away from the scene before being tracked down by deputies. loyld fired at deputies striking suv twice and those deputies were not hurt. officials say he did not carjack another vehicle and has not been seen since. onen county sheriff deputy normal lewis was killed two hours after clinton when a van was looked paying respects as her bod

martin. the 17-year-old was shot and killed by neighborhood watch coordinator george zimmerman in florida fivemmerman was acquitted of second degree murder charges. the parents hope this will help people who have lost a loved one. >>> former president george h.w. bush is back at home after being released from a houston hospital yesterday. a statement from the bush family says the 92-year-old former president is thankful for all of the well wishes. he spent more than two weeks in the hospital because of complications from pneumonia. his wife former first lady barbara bush was discharged last week after she was treated for bronchitis at the same hospital. the nfl has asked the former president if he is up to the task of flipping the coin for the super bowl. >>> the chinese new year's celebrations have begun for what is the year of the rooster. >> three, two, one. [applause] >> the third day of the lunar new year was celebrated yesterday in san francisco. six large bamboo lanterns are lit in front of city hall. they will be there at civic center plaza through march 10th. >>> in san francisco, the

martin luther king, jr. day. >>> reporting amid the court switch for it wetonight's georg game. the caps putting up crazy numbers, out scoring opponents 40-11 during the stretch. four shutouts. they've gone from eighth best in the league to the top team. gulp. even more amazing, though, about this stretch comes against some of the best in the league. >> we're a veteran group. we just look at the opponent. the penguins are stanley cup champions. we've had a lot of good opponents lately. this is a good test. we know we've got to have detail and structure of and quality of effort and performance night in and night out against every team. just trying to be consistent in our approa >> i do know that among sox fans, i am the cubs number one fan. >> president obama honoring the world series champion cubs. his final championship ceremony as potus, hailing from his hometown. he made sure to note michelle is a lifelong cubs fan. the team presented them both with a lifetime pass to wrigley. the president recalling his favorite moment of this run, which strikes a chord in house. >> all you

martin luther king, jr. day on monday. >> thank you. >>> again, we are continuing to follow breaking news out of prince george's county where there's been the report of a shooting near a high school. a police spokesperson just told us a person was shot in the leg near the suitland high but woods behind the school. we don't know anything about the victim. police are still look for the gunman. you can follow the latest developments on our wusa 9 app. many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. o clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. >>> when president barack obama leaves office, it's the end of an era for the country but also for his two daughters who spent the last eight years in the white ho

. - [nicole] martin took me for a tour, pointing out some of the exhibits he's most proud of. - i do have in there georgearrison's very first guitar, which you could probably buy for something like $600,000, if you wanted to buy it from me. originally, it cost the princely sum of about seven pounds. - [nicole] seven english pounds is about $11. talk about a steal. - we also have john lennon's glasses. we have original clothing from the beatles. we have probably the biggest single collection of merchandise because part of the phenomenon of the beatles and the beatles invasion, in 1964, of america, was lunch pails and t-shirts and little dolls of the beatles. so we got a great collection of those. but we also create environments; environments that differ from the cartoon-like space of a yellow submarine to the white room with the very famous white piano of imagine days. - a major milestone in beatles history is when they flew to america in 1964 and played on the ed sullivan show. an earlier milestone took place in the cavern club. that's where the beatles were discovered by brian epstein. he'd become their

martin luther king day? we've got team coverage this morning. george is standing by with analysis but we're going to start here with abc's david wright. david, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan and paula. lewis is 1 of 18 members of congress who will not be attending the inaugural. and his decision not to attend getting lots of attention. here we are the eve of martin luther king day, and this icon of the civil rights movement says he doesn't view donald trump's presidency as legitimate. well, trump blasted back calling lewis all talk, no action. others have called john lewis the conscience of the congress, a living link to dr. king's dream. lewis still bears the scars from a brutal beating he received crossing the edmund pettis bridge in the march on selma 1965, bloody sunday. he's been a fighter for civil rights ever since. and, yet, when lewis told an interviewer he's boycotting the inauguration for the first time in three decades -- >> i don't see this president-elect as a legitimate president. >> reporter: -- donald trump went ballistic

about it with liz smith, former deputy campaign manager for martin o'malley, scott jennings is a former special assistant to president george. bush and the former ohio state director for mitt romney's presidential campaign. thank you both for being here. scott, i want to start with you because republicans have talked about voting to repeal obamacare without having a replacement ready to go. is that a wise decision? >> this is going to be a multistep process. they have to get the budget bodes going to set up the process to repeal obamacare. i think what is important to understand here is there can be a stable period. it could be a long period so nobody who currently has health insurance loses it immediately. they are going to have to do a series of complicated things to repeal it then replace it with a series of policies that republicans have been pushing for many years, so i think it is a little bit of a false choice to say that we have to do it all in one day or not do it at all. i think the process can get started, then they can get going through the machinations of installing the policy that will do what obamacare promis

george w. bush inauguration have a good cross-section of entertainers and not donald trump so far? >> wayne newton? is that your a game? >> bill: ricky martinloyd webber? pretty big names. >> you know, i find it hard to get exercise over the fact that we may be short a rockette at the inaugural celebration. >> bill: you are dodging the question. you don't believe that therere s pressure being put onie entertainers not to show up? you don't believe that? >> there is a group called friends of abe. you know them, i know them. it's a bunch of hollywood conservatives who meet every once in a while, semiclandestinely, they won'tmb even publish their membershipst list, because they know that if the word gets out that they are conservatives, it could hurt their careers. that's been true for decades. >> bill: isn't that reverseee mccarthyism? >> it is deplorable, but it is nothing new. in fact, it is not only in hollywood. why do you have all of these conservative think tanks in washington? the reason is that intellectuals, conservative intellectuals, have not been t able to get jobs in elite universities for decades. so they had to establish their

strong emotion and corresponding #, gained steam on social media have a george zimmerman was acquitted in the florida teenager trayvon martin in 2013 and continues with the death of the ready gray, eric garner and michael brown. those cases led and sparked black lives hatter protest around the country and even right here in philadelphia black lives hatter means different people believe different things for different people. >> a lot of people feel like black lives get overlooked when something tragic happens so that is why we are stressing it so hard that black lives matter. i think we are not the saying all lives don't hatter. >> it has been injustice that has been going on and people got fed up. when people get fed up, they have to reach out and take that anger and put it in the positive perspective. >> black lives matter to you, then it matters. you cannot fight tire with fire. the fire will only get bigger. >> you cannot put a color on life because once you cut outside part of the body off we are all the same color inside. in my honest opinion black lives matter, of course, they to but so toss every other race. >> we li

martin luther king preached. trump only has a 37% approval rating in his transition. 37%. george w. bush who many people thought was illegitimate, like me, was at 61%. very brief transition because of the recount, spent that time building support across the aisle. trump has done nudone of that. >> is it the job of donald trump to reach out to john lewis? john lewis, we should say he believes in forgiveness and trying to work with people. but saying donald trump is not a legitimate president won't help the working relationship. >> it won't. i would disagree with paul. he has tried to reach out during the transition. we have seen a fairly fruitful relationship between president obama and president-elect trump. lewis is putting a liberal leftist above being an american, putting self-interests and part zap interests above american interests. that is a despicable comment to not show up for the inauguration. if he thinks russia's destroyed hillary clinton's chances, he needs to look inward. what destroyed her chances were a private server in a basement, bernie sanders damning the kand da

george's county. police need your help. i'lll news 4. >>> right now, thousands are marching to protect the dream of dr. martinto share ahead of the holiday and the thawing ration. >>> all that and we'll be facebook live chatting with you when we start "news4 today." >>> we begin with rain, sleet, a chance of snow. that's why it is a storm team 4 weather alert day. >> we're tracking the return of winter weather and what you can expect on the roads this weekend. >> because of that, we'll update you on closures and delays we're learning about this morning. we'll start with public schools in prince george's county. all alaskativit -- activities a canceled. department is the day you want to have the nbc washington app. that's where we'll put up the latest closures and delays. on this saturday morning, welcome to "news4 today." i'm david culver. >> good morning, i'm megagan fitzgera fitzgerald. a wet start to the day. that could mean ice or snow. it could be a lot of things. >> unfortunately, for folks out and about driving, it seems to be more rain. tom kierein is tracking that in the weather center. seems to be a

george howell. the controversial refugee and travel ban struck a nerve with many americans, but gained share of supporters. we get more now from martin savidge in atlanta. >> reporter: good morning. i spoke to several people most support donald trump on the immigration executive order. among them were two immigrants. they all stressed one point. that is national security and immigration in our modern and troubled world go hand-in-hand. donald trump is carrying out his responsibility to the american people. >> how can you agree with our president that so many people are left at the airports? i'm saying there is a human side of it, which i think we could have done differently. but the intent, i think the intent is right. >> i walked the same street in nice where the truck ran over those people. i'm aware that we're just a few steps from terrible things that could happen. i'm okay with a temporary stop. >> reporter: when i pointed out the majority of the 9/11 atta attackers from from saudi arabia and that is not on the list. they see that. they all see this as temporary. >>> thank you, martin. retaliation for the executive order. bannin

george's police department. you can remain anonymous. >>> right now activists are gathering near the washington monument for a massive march to honor dr. martin luther king, jr.'s memorial. organizers are expected by the thousands to attend. >> nbc's hans nichols is live in the district to explain what activists say they're marching for. good morning, hans. >> reporter: good morning. i have to talk quite loudly. please don't ask me to follow-up. it's quite loud here. we have this gathering here. they're going to start here. they expect thousands. it is getting quite raucous. the theme is i will legitimacy of the trump presidency. we've been listening to the speakers. they're going to protest. it is martin luther king day weekend. a lot of people from new york and atlanta. we're going to hear from the reverend al sharpton around 11:00. they'll mark down to the martin luther king memorial. they'll have more protests. this is a day of action and the chant continues to be we will not be moved. guys, back to you. >> all right, hans nichols in the midst of it right there. thanks so much, hans. >>> a few miles across the district, the we are here to

martin van buren riding to the capitol together. i can remember outgoing president clinton meeting in these moments with george w. bush, the incoming bush. george w. bush made a big point of talking about the campaign how the shadow of clinton would come into the campaign and hurt al gore. they had a laugh about that. they said, how did you like the shadow returning. they had a chuckle about that. this is a moment to enjoy the moment and be part of the celebration. >> mr. kranish, one of the big questions today will be what will the moment mean to and for donald trump. the tone is set by the president. do you think there's a chance when he puts his hand on the same bible that lincoln used, that he will understand better why that man used the phrase our better angels and trying to teach people they cannot be enemies if they want progress in america. >> throughout his life, from the time he was a child to the candidate we saw, he was a fighter, he was pushing back. there's this phrase he used recently where he quoted the philosophy of boxer mike tyson. tyson says everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mo

george. >> the violent death of one teenaged boy in florida. >> who are you? >> trayvon martinne more. >> put race back front and center. trayvon martin was on his way home from buying candy. when he was shot and killed by a neighborhood watch volunteer. >> trayvon martin would be alive today if he wasn't wearing thug wear, if he wasn't wearing that hoodie. >> the president's response was personal. >> when i think about this boy, i think about my own kids. if i had a son, he'd look like trayvon. >> within months, case after case began to make headlines. young black men, dying at the hands of law enforcement. >> don't shoot him. don't shoot him. >> the details were often disputed but the rage was clear. >> african-americans did battle with the police. >> we have to fight back >> and a new civil rights group, black lives matter quickly grew in number. some in the african community turned their rage on barack obama. >> stop telling black people they have to wait and these things take time. we can't wait. when you say we can't compare what's happening now, to what happened 50 years

for joining us i'm wisdom martin >> i'm wednesday, january 18th >> erin como is talking roads, mike thomas weather, we're going to begin with breaking news out of houston, george hw bush has been hopped, he's doing find and expected to go home if a couple of days the reason for his hospitalization hasn't been disclosed. >>>s questions remain after three-year-old checked on a meet ball at a day care center and died. police say sterling moore was in a classroom with 12 other students under the supervision of two teachers. staff members say they tried cpr and heimlich maneuver before ems crews got there. the boy's mother, a department of labor accountant worked a few floors above the center. >>> time is 5:31. let's turn our attention to politics and the trump transition. the to work get the administration in place goes on confirmation hearings in the senate, they include the nominees for health and human services commerce, u.n. ambassador and the administrator of the environmental protection agency. he elected betsy devos, took her turn in the hot seat at our confirmation hearing last night betsy devos told senators she looked forward to working with them. she's

mess around with, can you hear the george jetson theme here, thank you very much, flying cars ahead at 11:00. >> today as a country we celebrate the birthday of dr. martinng, jr., but this american legions post in ambler was for civil rights before the civil rights movement. we'll are their story coming up for goodness sake. where things come from? how they get here? what they're packed in? it's a lot of stuff. and these things add up. that's why we recycle. [vo:]it's nice to know that raymour and flanigan is proud to be a leading recycler- 17 million pounds of recyclable materials every year. turned from trash into treasure. so in the future, we will all have a more beautiful world. ♪ ♪ >>> occupational safety and health administration is defendant 58ing a deadly accident at a steel fabricator in bensalem. 57-year-old welder died today after a falling beam crushed him at samuel grossi and sons on the 25 hun doctor block of state road. police are not yet releasing any information about the man who died. >>> shooting death investigation is full swing tonight in willingboro, new jersey. prosecutors say officers arrived around 11:00 last night and found 22

george w. bush's inauguration. and the russians weren't involved in that election that i remember. >> and they weren't. and good evening, charles. it's a this is martinher king day. we should be honoring the legacy of dr. martin luther king, and instead i think representative lewis went on television yesterday, he knew exactly what he was going to say, he knew it was going to dominate it. didn't martin luther king tell us to not drink from the cup of bitterness? yes, he did. donald trump won over 30 states, it's time for the democrats who lost this election to recognize, you know what? sometimes it doesn't go your way. come back and have a platform, have an agenda and run on something rather than it's my time. and they just can't seem to handle that. charles: does it bother you, scott, that no democrat is standing up to the democrats here? in other words, where's barack obama, where are the others? if this had happened to barack obama in 2008, if 31 republicans said we're going to boycott his election -- >> yeah. charles: -- could you imagine the scandal? >> the outcry would be deafening, charles, and that's part of the problem. you had senator mccai

martin luther king, jr. dream. >>> as a part to update you on the latest closures and delays. they're on the screen right there. we'll start in prince george's county. schools there, activities are canceled. montgomery county schools are delaying all activities until noon and that includes montgomery college, which will also open at noon. charles county's department of recreation parks and tourism has also canceled all activities. this is a day that you definitely want to have with you. the nbc washington app will push out any updates when it comes to this weather and possible closures. meantime, welcome back in to "news4 today" on this saturday morning, january 14th. good morning to you. i'm david culver. >> morning, i'm meagan fitzgerald in for angie goff. little bit of snow when we woke up this morning. not bad. it's going to be a mixed bag for a lot of people this morning. >> wasn't too bad for us coming in. but we want to check in for storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. >> we've been downplaying this yesterday and this morning. it's mostly going to be a rain event. starting off on this saturday morning, looking at radar. you see the

george county could face corruption charges related to liquor board bribery scandal. fox news morning now. >> good morning to you thank you very much for joining us i'm wisdom martin. >> i'm holly morris. >> today is wednesday, january 11. >> all right. erin como is talking about traffic and michael thomas about the weather coming up in a moment. >> in fact weather is a story for school kids this morning. temperatures are not rising that fast everywhere in fact there are indeed icy companies leading to school delays this morning take a look. in har mar, frederick country, herald country and door chester county schools are all on a two hour delay. allege gainy county schools on three hour delay. >> and morgan county schools all have two hour delays we're scrolling the latest delays on bottom of the screen. find them fox5dc.com and fox news app. >> there's a school closing you need to note in northern virginia. baldwin almosty in nass closed for students. all zoo staff still need to report to work on time balanced whip elementary is un repairs because ever a water problem. trump pick jeff sessions will be back on capitol hill for a second straight day. he is one of most

martin luther king day, the next two days arenable. 56 degrees wednesday. the normal is 40. thursday, friday, saturday, topping out between 51 and 53. >> this week with georgeopoulos is coming up next on 6abc. >> he'll have the latest on the confrontation between president-elect donald trump and john lewis, here's george with the preview. >> reporter: good morning, five days to go before the inauguration of donald trump we have a packed show starting with the confrontation between president-elect and john lewis donald trump taking to twitter creating a firestorm. we'll get to that. we'll see if bernie sanders believes he is not legitimate. real with of staff and we'll have that coming up on this week. >> a good show in store. >>> "action news" continues at noon. here's the stories we're working on for you, a story of strife and breaking barriers have jumped off the pages on to the stage. details in 6abc loves the arts. >>> plus, parents are shocked when they see what their nanny did to their 2-year-old son and why she said she did it. >> for gray hall, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. we'll he you back here at noon. >> announce

george. >> the violent death of one teenaged boy in florida -- >> not one more. >> put race back front and center. >> trayvon martin from buying candy when he was shot by a neighborhood watch volunteer. >> zimmerman is not a racist. trayvon martin would be alive today if he wasn't wearing thug wear. >> the president's response was personal. >> when i think about this boy, i think about my own kids. you know, if i had a son, he would look like trayvon. >> within months, case after case began to make headlines. young black men dying at the hands of law enforcement. >> don't shoot him. don't shoot him. >> the details were often disput disputed. but the rage was clear. >> shut it down. >> african-americans did battle with the police. >> we have to fight back. and a new civil rights group, black lives matter, quickly grew in number. some in the african-american community turned their rage on barack obama. >> stop telling black folk they have to wait and these things take time. we can't wait number one. number two, when you say we can't compare what's happening now to what happened 50 years ago, tell that to the parents