and that night for me, he >> reporter: . >>> a touching tribute on "saturday night live," as we come back on this sunday, january 17th, 2016. we come back and welcome our crowd on the chilly plaza.

where a failure to signal can land you in jail. where a 12-year-old with a pellet gun is presumed to be a threat. where there are plenty of places where black lives don't matter. poverty, prison, unemployment, african-americans have more than their fair share of all of the above above. the dream, it seems, had its limits. >> i barack obama, do solemnly swear. when hope turns to reality, color doesn't matter, when preconventions get turned on

that will reflect that and the speeches will also reflect that as well. dr king of course left a long lasting legacy, how do you think his dream has been kept alive here in siouxland? i think the members of the community have done a great job of promoting dr king in equality and unity. it's evident by the display at the martin luther king transportation center with the bus that was in collaboration with celebrating communities, naacp, and we are really excited to have that captured in the program that we're going to have

crowd on the chilly plaza. >>> five americans held prisoner in iran will be reunited with family and friends back home. some were aboard a plane that left tehran this morning. the americans were released as part of a prisoner exchange between the united states and iran, hours ahead of a nuclear agreement with the nation. >>> police in belize say they have a man in custody in connection with the death of an american tourist. the 39-year-old woman's body was found near her resort.

gabe, the family clown. >> we love it. it's a party. >> reporter: parties, of course, don't last forever. >> how old are you? >> five. >> reporter: when trouble visited the family, it came in bulk. family size. at 12, sierra had been living with a transplanted heart for half her life. then, came lindsey's tummy ache. it was 2012, six years after sierra's transplant. >> we thought, well, it could not be the same.

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monday january 18th at mt zion baptist church at 7. what can people experience if they show up? first of all there will be students speaking and then of course the community choir will be singing. spectacular group, isn't it. we are singing songs about our theme. our theme is about giving service and what have you done for others. there will be songs

sierra's transplant. >> we thought, well, it could not be the same. i think both of us were probably in denial. >> reporter: they took lindsey to the er in bakers city, where the doctor examined her, then asked jason and stacey about sierra. >> he says, yes, she has the same thing. >> enlarged heart. >> i think i lost it. i remember just sobbing.

happy birthday to the prophet. may we all seek to make his dream our own. >> you know, in this line of work, you see the best of us and the worst of us sometimes. i think back in this past year, and remember being in charleston, when all the people were on that bridge together. and you see those moments, experience those moments, and you want that to have some sort of viral quality, so it can spread. it's something that we lose consciousness of.