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. >> for adolf hitler, it showed the decimal the chance to show the world the superiority of the aryan race. >> get to berlin and beat those nazis. >> this is our shot. >> we get some payback in their house. >> jesse won four gold medals in berlin. his greatest achievement was paving the way for black athletes and the black community as a whole. american hero. karen: what drew you to this role of jesse owens? >> any time you get a call about playing somebody who is the fastest man on the planet, someone who is larger than life, i cannot begin to explain how ecstatic i was to have the opportunity presented to me. just the story and its greatness. karen: what did you learn about him? >> so much that i did not know before, so much about that time and era. having his daughters around was helpful for me, to help seal in the gaps. so often, when we hear jesse o once, we think of the superstar, but we do not hear about the type of person he was, the type of father he was in the type of man he was. that is what i try to tap into to bring a level of humanity to this great hero. >> the olympic t

along with adolf hitler were famous for murder. jesus with them? ze zero.oing through a little history commonists came. e had the cold war for seven years. joseph stalin, he slaughtered millions. the nazis slaughtered millions. the japanese empire slaughtered the ons and so did communists. was there any jesus with the commonists? wasn't there. now it's isis this latest crop. what are they famous for? murder. no jesus there either. to date.ought it up here we are. see a pattern? remove god almighty, he father, son, jesus and the holy spirit from out of your life, out of your society and out of your culture and out of ideology, you get him out f the way, then look out because the murder is fixing to start. every time because they you're not en do, worth anything. 60 million unborn children, children, we were all in our mother's womb at one time, right? say, how did they do it? oh, we had to do something about these guns. about to do something these guns. they kill 60 million with a knife about that long. not ndment number six, do murder was written, south car

in 2015, scalia offered advice -- >> never compromise youress, of course, your principles are adolf hitler's. in which case you would be well advised to compromise them as much as you can. >> reporter: a funny t and the country will be a duller place without him. for "nightline" i'm terry moran >> another side of a giant of thank you, terry moran, for that report. thank you for watching tonight. tune into gma first thing in the morning and as always, we're online 24/7 on our "nightline"and at >>> your host barbaraonzo braden. jeff simmons. and so worldly, every night, he

they reminds us of others who were nominated but never won, adolf hitler, benito mussolini, and vladimir putin. jack: how nice will it get this weekend? chief meteorologist brad edwards will be back with one last look at our forecast. brad/wxhang weather adlib: put script here in green a little "clipper" system went through snowsnow flurries to ne iowa. we can expect more of these systems in the days to come. tonight will be mainly clear early in the wake of today's clipper. this will mean cold, dry conditions overnight with lows in the 10s for most areas. the next weather system will come in friday with more clouds and a chance for some flurries or snow showers for mainly late afternoon and early evening. it looks like we will have some clouds to start saturday with, but then see more sunshine later in the afternoon with milder temperatures across the state. highs should reach the mid to upper 30s with even some 40s for southern iowa where some areas have no snow on the ground. another clipper will swing to our north saturday night, and this one is stronger than the others. it will brin

offered advice -- >> never compromise your principles unless, of course, your principles are adolf hitler's. in which case you would be well advised to compromise them as much as you can. >> reporter: a funny man. the court and the country will be a duller place without him.

offered advice -- >> never compromise your principles unless, of course, your principles are adolf hitler's. in which case you would be well advised to compromise them as much as you can. >> reporter: a funny man. the court and the country will be a duller place without him. in washington. >> another side of a giant of the bench. thank you, terry moran, for that report. thank you for watching tonight. tune into gma first thing in the morning and as always, we're online 24/7 on our "nightline" facebook page and at abcnews.com. dish nation >>> all right, everybody, we have a flirt alert. >> bring it.

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school in 2015, scalia >> never compromise your principles unless, of course, your principles are adolf hitler's. in which case you would be well advised to compromise them as much as you can. >> reporter: a funny man. the court and the country will be a duller place without him. for "nightline" i'm terry moran in washington. >> another side of a giant of the bench. thank you, terry moran, for that report. thank you for watching tonight. tune into gma first thing in the morning and as always, we're online 24/7 on our "nightline" abcnews.com. >> hey, everybody. i'm so glad you've joined us because today we're helping to raise money for an amazing charity--shriners hospitals for children-- and i can't think of a more deserving group. so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] welcome to "millionaire." i am chris harrison, and all this week, we're raising for children. since 1922, shriners hospitals has been sending its love to the rescue to children with orthopedic conditions, spinal cord injuries, burns, and other specialized medical needs, and they do i

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>> reporter: his four gold medals stunned his host, adolf hitler. >> we're very glad to come out on top. >> reporter: while his record breaking performance made headlines, for many, owens was the wrong color. >> your friends will have to use the service entrance. >> reporter: the actor who plays him, stefan james, says the movie is much more than black and white. >> people look at him and say, if he can do what he did at a time and place where he did it, there's really no excuse for me not to be great myself. >> reporter: "race" not only highlights the athletic prowess of jesse owens, it also shows his humility and grace against racial injustice and his commitment as a family man, something his daughters say was most important to them. >> it had had to make it in about the true story of my father and all of the things that we went through after the olympics and how he survived them. >> the expectation was that we would finish school, go to college. no, not go to college. go to ohio state. >> reporter: before cassius clay rows to prominence at mohammed ali, or joe lewis reached his pinna

offered advice -- >> never compromise your principles unless, of course, your principles are adolf hitler's. in which case you would be well advised to compromise them as much as you can. >> reporter: a funny man. the court and the country will be a duller place without him. for "nightline" i'm terry moran in washington. >> another side of a giant of the bench. thank you, terry moran, for that report. thank you for watching tonight. tune into gma first thing in the morning and as always, we're online 24/7 on our "nightline" abcnews.com. (man) there are no words to speak of the pain. the utter despair of losing everything, everyone, when the world forgot to love. when hatred and evil men became more than nightmares. they became everything a child should be sheltered from. i remember... how can i forget? people may say that they love god, yet they let this happen. i want to know, where were the christians? where were the christians? the only thing necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing. i'm sure you've all heard this quote before,

offered advice -- >> never compromise your principles unless, of f urse, your principles are adolf hitler's. in which case you would be well much as you can. >> reporter: a funny man. the court and the country will be a duller place without him. for "nightline" i'm terry moran in washington. >> another side of a giant of the bench. thank you, terry moran, for that report. thank you for watching tonight. tune into gma first thing in the morning and as always, we're online 24/7 on our "nightline" abcnews.com. >>oday on an all new "dr. phil." the jodi arias murder trial. behind the headlines exclusive. >> dr. phil: so what is the untold story? >> announcer: new details revealed from the prosecution. >> she probably would have gotten away with it. >> announcer: a jury member. >> dr. phil: you say one juror ignored the evidence. >> they were manipulating her. >> announcer: and the victim's friend and family. >> dr. phil: they actually came to the memorial service that was held. >> sat there in the front row smiling. >> dr. phil: you said you guys would catch her spying on him. >> my wife said we

offered advice -- >> never compromise your principles unless, of course, your principles are adolf hitler'sl advised to compromise them as much as you can. >> reporter: a funny man. the court and the country will be a duller place without him. for "nightline" i'm terry moran in washington. >> another side of a giant of the bench. thank you, terry moran, for that report. thank you for watching tonight. tune into gma first thing in the morning and as always, we're

offered advice -- >> never compromise your principles unless, of course, your principles are adolf hitler'sll advised to compromise them as much as you can. >> reporter: a funny man. the court and the country will be a duller place without him. for "nightline" i'm terry moran in washington. >> another side of a giant of the bench. thank you, terry moran, for that report. thank you for watching tonight. tune into gma first thing in the online 24/7 on our "nightline" facebook page and at abcnews.com. how did you ever get ready for our wedding? mommy. oh, that's right. i had blocked out the fact that you were 30 and still living at home. 29. yeah, whatever. by the way, i'm not dancing at this thing, ok? so don't even ask. come on! i want to dance with you! no, no. for my keys. yes, but if you dance with me, then you can look for my keys. hmm. no, no, no. sorry, no. you are so unromantic. well, you know i don't like dancing. you know i do like dancing. then why did you marry me? well? i'm thinking.

offered advice -- >> never compromise your principles unless, of course, your principles are adolf hitler's. in which case you would be well advised to compromise them as much as you can. >> reporter: a funny man. the court and the country will be a duller place without him. for "nightline" i'm terry moran in washington. >> another side of a giant of the bench. thank you for watching tonight. tune into gma first thing in the morning and as always, we're online 24/7 on our "nightline" facebook page and at abcnews.com. >> announcer: today on the meredith vieira show, we are are talking "what's hot now". shaquille o'neal threw his son a sweet 16 bash. were the gifts over the top? their neighbors and jillian michaels is dishing on why h life is a reality show. >> discover how the dad turned this tragedy in a touching tribute to his daughter. >> announcer: don't miss the emotional moment from the grammy nominated albuchlt starts on meredith. [applause] >> meredith: hi, everybody. we had a great show. fitness guru jillian michaels is here. and everybody is known her from the tough as nails from t

offered advice -- >> never compromise your principles unless, of course, your principles are adolf hitler's. in which case you would be well advised to compromise them as much as you can. >> reporter: a funny man. the court and the country w wl be a duller place without him. for "nightline" i'm terry moran >> another side of a giant of the bench. thank you, terry moran, for that report. thank you for watching tonight. tune intgma first thing in the morning and as always, we're online 24/7 on our "nightline" facebook page and at abcnews.com. local 10 news starts right mow. we begin with breaking news where two people have been found dead. >> anchor: we are told that both victor oquendo is live with the scene tonight. >> miami police have their work cut out for them. they arealling this a puzzling investigation. let me step out of the way. you can see that the mobile crime unit is still on the scene, it was around 7:50een, police respond to the calls of shots fires and when they arrived they found two women dead in the back of an apartment police haven't yet told us how they died. they do not

offered advice -- >> never compromise your principles unless, of course, your principles are adolf hitler's. in which case you would be well advised to compromise them as much as you can. >> reporter: a funny man. the court and the country will be a duller place without him. for "nightline" i'm terry moran in washington. >> another side of a giant of the bench. thank you, terry moran, for that report. thank you for watching tonight. tune into gma first thing in the morning and as always, we're online 24/7 on our "nightline" >>> developing right now, two men shot, one of them killed. now an active search for the gunman on the run. >>> but first, from one extreme to another. it was about to snow tonight and now new worries. ice and heavy rain. >> we have several reports tonight. we begin with meteorologist lee goldberg at the weather wall. >> the coldest air in more than 20 years wasn't just going to step aside without a fight. that's what's happening tonight. we have the icing continuing. thankfully new york city, heavy rain, washing away about an inch, inch and a half of snow. we're still 2

high school in 2015, scalia offered advice -- principles unless, of course, your principles are adolf hitler's. advised to compromise them as much as you can. >> reporter: a funny man. the court and the country will be a duller place without him. for "nightline" i'm terry moran in washington. the bench. thank you, terry moran, for that report. thank you for watching tonight. tune into gma first thing in the morning and as always, we're online 24/7 on our "nightline" facebook page and at >>> now on "ok! tv," new video chrissy teigen shows off her growing baby bump. and leo and kate win big at this year's baftas. we've got your vip pass to both a-list events. mariah's fantasy wedding plans revealed. the diamonds, the dress, where it might happen. >> why the price tag could top $6 million. >> then new video j. law grooving inside and outside adele's surprise concert in l.a. ra. and jessica alba gets personal about life off screen. we take you inside her stunning mansion. >>> plus, "saturday night live" takes on beyonce's new video controversy like only it can. tv shows. your entertainment news so

his success shattered adolf hitler's notions of nazi racial superiority.poke with owens' granddaughter who called the film authentic.ç >> the white flag is up. >> my family had a lot of input in the script, very, very involved in the development, over the last two, three years, met several times with the producers. very involved because there was a true story that we wanted to tell. and that now was the time to tell it. >> "race" opens in theaters nationwide today. what a great movie. >>> a drone flew over rio de janeiro olympic park. it reached the 97% completion park at the end of january. we're just 169 days away from the start of the olympics. summer games begin august 5th. you can see them right here on nbc 10. >>> this morning we are hearing from a galloway township police officer who helped revive an infant who stopped breathing. >> an infant isn't breathing, turned blue. >> that was the 911 call for 2-month-old brian. a friend call for help while the mother performed cpr on her lifeless son in the family's home. police officer kevin jorgensen was

offered advice -- >> never compromise your principles unless, of course, your principles are adolf hitler's. in which case you would be well advised to compromise them as much as you can. >> reporter: a funny man. the court and the country will be a duller place without him. for "nightline" i'm terry moran in washington. >> another side of a giant of the bench. thank you, terry moran, for that report. thank you for watching tonight. tune into gma first thing in the morning and as always, we're online 24/7 on our "nightline" facebook page and at abcnews.com. dr. oz: people posing as doctors. >> i honestly thought i was going to die. dr. oz: preying on you. >> i have been suffering for so many years. what happened next surprised us all. we bust black market butt enhancements. plus is diet soda sabotaging your weight loss goals. we're investigating the diet soda belly. what you need to know before you reach that next can, coming up next. we'll save lives today. are you guys ready to get healthy! [cheers and applause] dr. oz: thank you very much. very important show today, the rising pressure t

>> reporter: his four gold medals stunned his german host, adolf hitler. >> the competition was grand. we're very glad to come out on top. >> reporter: while his record breaking performance made headlines and him a household name in america, to many owens was the wrong color. >> your friends will have to use the service entrance. >> reporter: but the actor who plays him, canadian native stefan james, says the movie is much more than black and white. >> we want people to see -- what do you want people to see >> for people to look at him and say if he can do when he did at the time and place when he did it, there's no excuse for me not to be great myself. >> reporter: race not only mights the athletic prowess of jesse owens, it shows his humility and grace against racial injustice and his commitment as a family man, something his daughters say was most important to them. >> it just had to make it in about the true story of my father and all of the things that he went through after the olympics and how he survived them. >> the expectation was that we would finish school. >> go to college

his success shattered adolf hitler's notions of nazi racial superiority.ke with owens' granddaughter who called the film authentic. >> my family had a lot of input in the script, very, very involved in the investment over the last two, three years, met several times with the producers. were very involved because there was a true story that we wanted to tell. and that now was the time to tell it. >> "race" opens in theaters nationwide today. it was a great experience. i was there to moderate a discussion on the movie and also with former olympians. comcast sent me a link to see the movie ahead of time. >> right. >> because i wanted to be here with you this morning. >> you're watching nbc 10. "nbc 10 news today" at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> right now on "nbc 10 news today," it was a setup. that's what philadelphia police are saying happened after a man was beaten and robbed in his home. >> a local police department is facing a lawsuit for alleged excessive force while taking a man into custody. we'll show you the video from t

before they do, one more thing: a new book reveals that adolf hitler had a micro-penis. wow. if he knew people found out, he'd be rolling over in his grave, which would be easy considering that tiny penis. ( laughter ) >> tonight, stephen welcomes debra messing. zachary quinto. >> and a musical performance by violent femmes. featuring jon batiste and stay

of others who were nominated but never won, like adolf hitler, benito mussolini, and vladimir putin. all: (reax) amanda: meteorologist sam schrier joins us again with a look at your forecast. sam weather adlib: it's finally friday and we're looking at a fairly mild and average february day. we'll be overcast with a lighter breeze out of the west keeping our highs right around 32 a few flurries to a likely swing through central iowa this couple roads may get slick accumulations overnight we will be fairly mild with a low in the mid 20s and a calm wind. saturday is going to be warmer and feel climbing into the mid we'll climb right next to 40 for the high, but back through in the late afternoon with a lot of wind. accumulations again look fairly minimal but watch the roads if you're driving around to any super bowl watch parties. light snow may stick around into monday morning falling temperatures. tuesday and wednesday morning but we should warm back above average into the mid 30s by thursday. amanda: 2015 was a roller coaster of emotions for the iowa state athletic department especia

they're about to get in it to win it., one more thing: a new book reveals that adolf hitler had a micro-penis. wow. if he knew people found out, he'd be rolling over in hise easy considering that tiny penis. ( laughter ) tonight, stephen welcomes debra messing. zachary quinto. nd a musical performance by violent femmes. human.it's time for "the late show with stephen colbert"! lause ) >> stephen: hey! hey!pplause ) >> stephen: thanks, everybody!ow, but i i come out here night after night, and i do comedy, and there are some night when i am just a little by what i've seen in the news, and i can't pretend right now i am not totally rattled by something i saw today. their rewards program. >>. starting in april, you no longer get one point, or star, per stars for every dollar spent. well, wake up! because they're also changing how many stars it takes to attain gold status. ars, and you can get a free item at 12 stars. but now you're going to need 300d and a free item over 125 stars. and i believe-- i believe this is the revolution that bernie sanders is talking about.e ) okay? we need to fight ba

before they do, one more thing: a new book reveals that adolf hitler had a micro-penis. wow. if he knew people found out, he'd be rolling over in his grave, which would be easy ( laughter ) >> tonight, stephen welcomes debra messing. zachary quinto. >> and a musical performance by violent femmes. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now it's time for "the late show with stephen colbert"! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! hey! ( cheers and applause ) look, i love this show, but i i come out here night after night, and i do comedy, and there are some night when i am just a little bit shaken by what i've seen in the news, and i can't pretend right now i am not totally rattled by something i saw today. starbucks is change their rewards program. ( booing ). >> stephen: thank you. starting in april, you no longer get one point, or star, per visit. instead, they'll give you two stars for every dollar spent. sounds fair, right? well, wake up! because they're also changing how many stars it takes to attain gold status. currently, it's 30 stars, which works out to 30 visits

they reminds us of others who were nominated but never won, like adolf hitler, benito mussolini, and vladimir putin. all: sabrina elias: well time now for another short break... but when we come back... 20-15 turned out to be a crazy year for cyclone athletics...and the man in charge talks about the past...and his game plan for 20-16 with local "you're watching good morning iowa in hd. we are iowa." elias: 2015 was a roller coaster of emotions for the iowa state athletic department especially when it comes to basketball and football. director jon schaeffer sat down with athletic director jamie pollard to talk about 2015 and what we can expect for this year. " the year didn't start the way jamie pollard expected-- he suffered a heart attack which is admittedly something he doesn't think about much these days. after watching isu men's hoops claim back to back big 12 championships it was on to the ncaa tournament where the hope was high-- but reality didn't live up to it. now the ncaa tournament didn't go as iowa state had hoped it would with a first round loss to uab what was your reac

the student was disciplined after he taped swastikas and a picture of adolf hitler on the door of a fellow student on the same floor. according to university officials, the two and other students on the floor were engaged in some sort of prank battle. the act isn't being labeled as a hate crime, rather a prank that went too far. the victim did not present any criminal charges. >> a bus full of students as a terrifying encounter with a speeding train. watch this video out of houston, showing a speeding train barely missing a school bus. you can see the train passing by mere inches on the rear of the bus with students on board. the driver reportedly pulled across the tracks and barely made it through before the train passed by. >> we were all screaming and telling her to move forward. terrified. >> the school released a statement saying the driver has been let go for not following proper procedures. >> slc helps police crack the case of the stolen kindle in california. a few days after the kindle was stolen from a car, the owner noticed new photos of the suspect that were automatically uploa

of adolf hitler. of all, she did point out in the piece that she wrote in "the washington post" that she will be voting for secretary clinton, so i don't know that she can really be throwing stones seeing as her front runner in the choice of her party that she supports for the nomination -- stuart: don't you find the comparison ridiculous? >> i do. stuart: isn't it a ridiculous comparison? >> but, see, her candidate is facing federal indictment, and yet she's going after donald trump who, i just don't understand, at this point has had the ability, yes, to rise in the gop and, yes, many in the gop are frustrated and angry with the fact that they don't understand his rise to power. but at the same time, he is drawing upon this real and visceral feeling out there which is the government has not been our friend. the government has done nothing. and we need to reject the idea of big government. he's coming out there saying i'm going to make america great again. and you know what? she might disagree with th