the defending champions, alabama birmingham. i'm bruce rader, win streaks are nice, but confrence wins are more important. and it dosen't get any bigger than tonight's game against red hot alabama birmingham, who hadn't lost a game since november. and uab looked to have this in a bag, taking an 8 point lead into the second half and stretching that lead game went on. it looked like the streak was going to come to an one. freeman, the star of the team, the step back jumper, and uab's 11 point lead had dwindled to just 3. then freeman, from the other side, buries the jumper, a 13-0 run for the monarchs, odu with a 2 point lead with 2 minutes to go. then with 30 seconds in regulation, odu down 2.. off the miss, denzel taylor gets the rebound and the putback to tie the game at 57 and we head to overtime. monarchs, in overtime, down 2, freeman, with three of his 28 points, and the monarchs are back up by 2. then uab answers right back, sophmore william lee, connects on the three from the corner, alabama birmingham up by one, and here'

but alabama birmingham is real good, top 25 good with size, speed, and experience. the coach was infuriated as his monarchs looked overmatched and i don't know what coach jones told his team at halftime. if i did, i probably could not say it on tv. but odu stormed back with a run to send the game into overtime. the monarchs were playing on a different level and looked to have the game in hand. >> doubled. they were hesitant. he gets it to go with 14 seconds. uab, no timeout. brown, eight seconds. lee knocked free. two seconds. 2.3 to go. to seconds. freeman from the court. bruce: a devastating loss for old dominion. you can see it on the face of coach jones after the game. teams playing really hard, trading punches so to speak. they made one more play than we did. >> we are still hungry. i learned a lot from everybody and of feeling positive now honestly. sometimes you have to lose to learn something. i learned a lot from a lot of guys. bruce: no time to dwell, back on the court tomorrow night as odu welcomes middleton, a team the monarchs have never been before. wi

blessed are you, birmingham, in alabama.uffered the inhumanity of racial hatred in the murder of your babes. lord god, may the sacrifice of these young girls have a salbific effect in the healing of our nation's racial wounds, amen. >>> saturday evening at 6:00, author and historian, james swanson compares the assassinations of presidents abe lincoln and john f. kennedy, highlighting similarities and differences between both assassinations. >>> i believe what president johnson said in his howard university speech, you cannot make a man in chains and take the chains off him and then say you are free to run the race of life with anybody else. people have to be given the opportunity to compete with effective resources, and i believe that we should make a special effort. >> sunday night at 9:30, a visit to the park in washington, d.c. to hear about proposed designs about a new memorial for its upcoming 100th anniversary. >>> this weekend on c-span city's tour along with the comcast partners, we will explore the history and liter

, short will birmingham, alabama. shortly after 10:00 a.m., the dynamite blew killing the girls and injuring many others and breaking the hearts across our country. the force of the explosion ripped through the church, blasting debris over pews and pulpit and crushing cars parked nearby by, injured congregants dazed and bloodied from the explosion, wondering outside. nearly every stained glass window in the building had been blown out, save one. a window that showed christ leading a group of children but with his face missing. the symbolism was potent. after all of the tragedy of september 15th with the latest in a wave of violent acts convulsing birmingham at the time, and those suffering through it could have been forgiven for feeling as if god had abandoned them for giving up hope and yet as scripture assure us, the lord did not abandon. his flock. today we know that the bombing at the 16th street baptist church was a decisive turning point in the civil rights struggle. it did not stamp out the embers of freedom bu

. >> two weeks after the march in birmingham alabama? >> what this says a tremendous success in very uplifting speech we forget how complicated it was after that it wasn't just a speech everybody said we are wrong it actually marked an intense conflict nothing punctuated that more than the bombing of the church of birmingham alabama. when they were preparing for church services with a group of girls in they were all killed in this explosion that was set by a white supremacist for that bill that was before congress and reminds us out what was at stake of movement going to the core of many people's beliefs of what this nation should be indeed did change minds but it brought people to those positions of hatred we see their real invigoration of this movement that is opposed very clearly in this, of birmingham. >> the book march on washington booktv on c-span2 >> host: we will introduce you to an author named stephanie. what are you writing about? >> my daughter was recently diagnosed in recently welcomed coach into her life to detect changes

old dominion is facing its against red-hot, alabama birmingham. they are the best team this year in conference usa. a blazers have the best combination of scoring and defense. they have not lost a game since november. odu won five straight before suffering a loss to southern mississippi saturday night. the monarchs in my opinion, are much better than of their mind-seven record indicates. -- a ban there 9-7 -- than their 9-7 record indicates. >> if we can up a great atmosphere in here, hopefully that will give us a shot. this team is not in the top 25, but if people play close attention to them and watch them, they would be deserving to be in that group. bruce: old dominion is a favorite and hopefully, there will be an enthusiastic crowd tonight. that crowd could give them that edge. tonight at 11:00. the tribe has won three straight games and hits the road for a southern swing starting tonight at the college of charleston in a key caa game for both teams. there is a tie with northeastern. five teams have just gone back to 2-2. we have the scores a

remarks were looking to bounce back after having their thirty two game home thursday against alabama birmingham to get on a new one they hosted middle tennessee this afternoon the monarchs. oh and five however all time against the blue raiders let's head to the ted where they were a bit of a slow start the first ever actually went scoreless for the first five minutes of the game to get on track and paco nailing a three pointer got within two he would add thirteen points. nice passing year and tallied to jordan baker did branded stuff for the slam i got them within five to ten to five then trey freeman start to take over fried away jumper good and then freeman from out of the beach until high school i so often done during the school goes tied it eighteen a pro by the rope to halftime. freeman clean away with a team high twenty eight points but they would fall for the second straight game at home sixty four to sixty one stop virginia tech are off to an impressive three in one start the acc tech taking to the road this afternoon as let's head to atlanta buzz williams and his guys would pick things

also, a look back at the thrilling finish as old dominion and confrence usa leader alabama birmingham slug it out on the basketball court. 15 minutes of sports coming the head of centcom says u-s led airstrikes are pocketbook. the coalition released this video. watch as a bomb lands inside an isis cash depot in mosul, iraq on monday. cash flies into the air, moments after the bomb strikes! centcom says they have hit other cash storage sites in the past couple months, and will continue to go after islamic state finances. the u-s started operation desert storm 25-years-ago sunday. from start to finish, it only lasted 43 days. the land campaign began after iraqi president saddam hussein invaded and annexed kuwait. nearly 700-thousand u-s troops participated, and 299 died. monday is martin luther king day. dr. king helped lead the civil rights movement in the 19-50's and 60's. he called for an end to racism in his "i have a dream speech" during the march on washington in 19-63. he was assassinated in 19-68. in 19-83, the federal government approved a national holiday in his honor. learn m

my father was from birmingham, alabama. every time they sent me to birmingham i would get the version of the talk. you know, when you go, carry yourself in a certain way. don't call attention to ourself. >> when you're going down south. don't look people in the eye. i didn't think that in 2015 i would be telling my 15-year-old son not to look someone in the eye. i just thought that would not be necessary. and so the pretzel twist that you go in the pretzel twist that you go presently livet in neighborhoods where violence is the same kind of issue. childrento say your into the neighborhood so that they know they can be confident, can step up to challenges. you have to teach them for their own safety how to modulate themselves so that they know when they can be confident. and when they have to dial it back. not all the kids my children attend school with have to do the same thing. to move in different spaces in different ways. i was going to tell you my age but i will stop right there. it is hard for me to deal with that. it h

alabama. we have brianna keilar with the latest from the campaign in birmingham, alabama. >> reporter: good morning, john and christine, bernie sanders trying to knock a hole in hillary clinton's southern firewall. he is trying to get the attention to the black voters in the late february and early march southern contests. this crowd that he was speaking to at the martin luther king rally was still overwhelmingly white. meanwhile, hillary clinton in iowa trying to convince caucus goers that she is more electable than sanders as he stresses boldness and big changes. >> i have the front row seat as to what it takes to be in that cauldron because a president doesn't get to pick or choose. you have to work with the congress and i'm ready to do that. >> what this campaign is about and what the political revolution is about is what we are seeing here tonight. we are seeing folkins coming ou and begin to stand up and demand we have a government that represents all of the people. not just a handful of billionaires. >> reporter: but bernie sanders continues to threaten hillary clinton's big win in iowa that

alabama yesterday. the problems facing the african-american community in cities like birmingham, alabama, are mind blowing. we don't talk about it. what i learned was incredible. you've got what they call a 21st century jim crow. the alabama democratic party as well as many other democratic parties around the country have been written off by the democratic leadership. somebody gets a collect for $5,000. that's crazy stuff. we need to defend working people and we need to defend people of color in 50 states in this country. and one of the points that i made yesterday in alabama if elected president, we are going to have a 50-state strategy. we are going to bring new people, new energy, working people, young people, into the political process. that's what this campaign is doing, and that's what i will do as president. the way republicans win election is when people get demoralized, when people giving up on the political process and when we have low voter turnouts. so yes, the scheduling for the debates has been a disaster. we should be ashamed. as a democratic party that voter turnouts are so low. we have go

i think just wrapping up right now in birmingham, alabama. look at the size of that room. this is a rally in birmingham, alabama of all places, held as you can see here by democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders. this is tonight. really big turnout, obviously. senator sanders was introduced at tonight's rally by professor cornel west. bernie sanders and hillary clinton both started the day today in south carolina. senator sanders then went to alabama. secretary clinton then flew from south carolina to iowa. and then after her iowa event tonight, in a hot minute she's going to be talking to me. that's just ahead. stay with us. >>> when ronald reagan ran against president jimmy carter in the presidential election of 1980, one of the huge national security issues that hung over that election like a rain cloud was the more than 60 americans who'd been held as hostages by iran since november the previous year. iran had its fundamentalist revolution in 1979. in november 1979 radicals stormed the u.s. embassy and took all those americans hostage. and then the following ye

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. >> the clean sun underway in birmingham, alabama. a it was on the southwest side destroying homes and leaving four with minor injuries. >> you take cover, take cover. it packed winds and everyone survived. the system brought rain, more than 6-inches in some suburbs. people had to be rescued from the floods. nearly 200 roads throughout alabama were closed because of flooding and trees. the storm is part of the system that left 15 dead across the south. a pattern of december weather that spawned wildfires in california engulfing 1200 acres. it was pushed by the winds about the fire grew in size. the snow started to fly in minneapolis overnight, the win economies enjoying a mild winter. and the east and the warmth persisted and several cities set new highs. >> much of the wild weather can be blamed on el nino. the easiest thing to predict in the winter of 2015 is how unpredictable it can be. >>> gunning for trouble or safety, texas now allows people to openly carry hollistered handguns. the law went into effect and law enforcement are p

sanders then headed to a rally in birmingham, alabama where he got an early shot in against his >> we began thiz campaign about nine months go and we were 50 points behind. we were 50 points behind the inevitable, inevitable democratic nominee. well, guess what? that inevitable candidate ain't so inevitable today. >> the fight for new hampshire is also heating up between republican frontrunner donald trump and senator ted cruz and so is the personal attacks. here are the details. >> reporter: 9:00 a.m., lindy's diner and ted cruz gets served yet another question about his closest rival. >> are you really going to get mr. trump to build that wall? >> if he doesn't, he's fired. >> reporter: at the same time donald trump's on his way to liberty university in virginia support from cruz. >> 317, that's the whole ball game. >> reporter: and then taking off for concort in new hampshire. following the two frontrunners in one state, as their former bromanse erupts into a ball. >> nobody likes him anywhere once they get to know him. >> he's losing support and going down in the polls and his res

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sanders then headed to a rally in birmingham, alabama where he got an early shot in against his democratic opponents. >> we began thiz campaign about points behind. we were 50 points behind the inevitable, inevitable democratic nominee. well, guess what? that inevitable candidate ain't so inevitable today. >> the fight for new hampshire is also heating up between republican frontrunner donald trump and senator ted cruz and so is the personal attacks. here are the details. >> reporter: 9:00 a.m., lindy's diner and ted cruz gets served yet another question about his closest rival. >> are you really going to get mr. trump to build that wall? >> if he doesn't, he's fired. >> reporter: at the same time donald trump's on his way to liberty university in virginia hoping to pry evangelical support from cruz. >> 317, that's the whole ball game. for concort in new hampshire. following the two frontrunners in one state, as their former bromanse erupts into a ball. >> nobody likes him anywhere once they get to know him. >> he's losing support and going down in the polls and his response is to attack a

board the plane heading to phoenix, and only alabama fan on the plane happened to be sitting at that point to my left. >> you poor guy. >> eric brown from birmingham, alabama. geoff: a lot of orange. how did you handle yourself? you tried to teach them the lyrics of the fight song. >> it would not happen. i was trying to play the tiger rag and then i might as i had a constant van. two tigers. >> scotty brothers. -- scottie cruthers. i tell you what, absolutely amazing experience. i tell you, can we transcend all the barriers here? friends for life. allyson: they called it an amazing experience. as clemson battles for the national football title, it's a citadel graduate and a gamecock fan who will lead the squadron of fighter jets flying over the stadium before the game. major matthew diesel mayer will be leading the f-34 fly over at the university of phoenix stadium. he's a 2004 graduate of the military college and has served in the air force for 12 years . he is stationed at luke air force base in phoenix. he says for today he will be rooting for clemson. take a look at this. a u local viewer sent us their for the big game, and this one is stanle

. >> two weeks after the march birmingham alabama. >> that's right. >> i think when we look at the march as this tremendous success they remember, tremendous and uplifting. forget how complicated the history was after. it was in a speech in which everyone said we were wrong. it actually marked an intense year of conflict, and nothing punctuated them more than the bombing of the church in birmingham, alabama. this was on a sunday morning when people were preparing for church services. there was a group of girls in the basement who were preparing for the service command they were all killed in this explosion that was set by a white supremacist who opposed the bill that was before congress ensuring integration. and i think it reminded how hard it was and what was at stake. this was a movement that was really going to the core of many people's beliefs about what this nation should be. and it changed a lot of minds and steel a lot of people to their positions of hatred's and their commitment and equality. and we see the reinvigoration of the movement is that was opposed very clearly in this r

i think just wrapping up right now in birmingham, alabama. look at the size of that room. this is a rally in birmingham, alabama of all places, held as you can see here by democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders. this is tonight. really big turnout, obviously. senator sanders was introduced at tonight's rally by professor cornel west. bernie sanders and hillary clinton both started the day today in south carolina. senator sanders then went to alabama. secretary clinton then flew from south carolina to iowa. and then after her iowa event tonight, in a hot minute she's going to be talking to me. that's just ahead. stay with us. ♪ why blend in with the crowd? why shy away from the extraordinary? why fit in, when you were born to stand out? the 2016 nissan altima has arrived. men,...to stay fit. yet 68% don't know ... ... physical activity increases our need for antioxidants. let's add one a day men's vitacraves. a complete gummy multivitamin with antioxidants ... ... to help meet your increased needs. one a day. only glucerna has carbsteady, diabetes, steady is exciti

bernie sanders spoke to a crowd of about 5,000 people in birmingham, alabama. he highlighted his plan for higher minimum wage, free college tuition and paid family medical leave. >>> in the republican party, donald trump campaigned in virginia. during his make america great again speech, he attacked apple computers. trump believe apple should start building computers and the latest poll shows trump on top among white evangelicals nationally with only a two- point lead over senator ted cruz. the iowa caucuses are monday, february 1st. >>> el nio may have slowed the start of winter but this week it's hitting us with full force. here in the bay area, temperatures dipped overnight. in the northeast, that's where it's bitterly cold. whiteout conditions blamed for causes crashes in new york and throughout new england. many residents spent mlk day shoveling snow and plowing the front yards and conditions could get worse by the end of the week. so let's get a check on the weather with meteorologist leigh spann. >>> yeah, we are feeling the chill but nothing like the ar

after he demand protestors end their trip, to birmingham alabama. >> we would not have been able to have a movement about public accommodations, or voting rights without getting a lot of people killed first. so it was essential that the freedom riot continue. >> part of her life was featured in the move pro semima. and at a luncheon at the temple israel, and both events i will serve as m.c., i can't wait. >> boy that will be a packed house. >> we need to get you to bed then. a bus driver attacked by a man with a knife, and passengers walk away and do nothing, the draw dropping scene coming up. >> good evening south florida, traveling northbound, that exit ramp to the turnpike right at the golden glades will be closed you can >> protests are already planned after another video is showed of a shooting of a young man. the video shows the shooting death of 17-year-old cedric chapman. his family has been fighting for months to get the video released. the officer said he fired after seeing him turn towards officers. investigators later d dermined it was an i-phone case. this is a picture of ch

take a look at the van here in birmingham, alabama. authorities say the suspect stole the van --and led them on a chase before crashing. you can see emergency crews rescuing the suspect to take him to the local hospital. a sheriff's deputy also suffered minor injuries in the chase. an air bag recall expands to five million more vehicles following another death. the new recall announced for potentially defective takata air bags. ten people have been killed already due to the exploding air bags. the recall is now up to 23-million air bag inflators in more than 19 million vehicles -- making it one of the largest recalls ever. more than 100 injuries have also been reported. thousands of people are registering their drones in the first month after the f- a-a required to do so. they say nearly 300-thousand drones have been registered so far. the new rule requires all drones that weigh up to 55 pounds that are used for recreation purposes to be registered in order to fly outdoors. the registration is valid for three years. nasa releases video

board the plane heading to phoenix and the only alabama fan on the plane happens to be sitting at that point to my left. >> eric down -- brown from birmingham, alabama. geoff: a lot of orange. >> i go with the flow. >> it was not happening. i was trying to play the tiger rag. on the other side, i had a clemson fan. two tigers -- allyson:geoff: what was that like? >> i will tell you what. it was an actually amazing experience. we transcend all barriers, friends for life. geoff: they called it, one amazing experience. that is pretty fun, wasn't it? allyson: also in glendale, arizona, our sports team covering the game down with geoff hart. they have headlines of -- ahead of the big game. brad: good morning. it is finally gameday here in the clemson tigers will play for a national championship tonight for the first time in 34 years. marc: it's an exciting day certainly for tiger fans you can orange, about 35% crimson. it looks like it's going to be a tiger-studded crowd tonight here in glendale. brad: should be a fantastic atmosphere. the news to pass along dabo , sweeney was asked if shaq lawson, the all-american defensive end will be able to

about a month after it was published officials in birmingham, alabama agreed to desegregate schools and businesses. more readings at eastern state are scheduled for today and tomorrow. >> i have a dream. >> tomorrow our country will pause to remember the reverend dr. martin luther king on the national holiday that bears his name. for a list of the king day observance events in philadelphia, tap the nbc 10 app or logon to our website. >>> checking weather headlines, starting out on a dry note. chilly outside for sure. checking for flurries and some snow showers passing through parts of our region later on this afternoon. bracing for an arctic blast, just about everybody in the region will feel that tomorrow, for martin luther king jr. day. we will have blustery winds mixed in to the forecast for tomorrow. we'll want to put on the winter gear over the next 48, 72 hours. 38 is the current temperature reading. winds out of the north-northwest at about 8 miles per hour. temperatures are on the chilly side for sure. up in the pocono mountains, 28 degrees. 36 in millville. 36 in atlantic city.

. >> two weeks after the march in birmingham alabama? >> what this says a tremendous success in very uplifting speech we forget how complicated it was after that it wasn't just a speech everybody said we are wrong

documentary called four little girls, which is about the bombing of the sixth history baptist church, birmingham, alabama. where on september (chuckle) 16, 1963, four black girls were blown apart by dynamite. and in that film... we have archival footage of mayors of southern towns, who always say it's some outside agitators. like, "we know... we know how to control our niggers". it is outside agitators. "these... these negroes from the north who are comin' down to stir our niggers up." in a lotta ways that reminds (laugh) me of what these people are sayin' about me and... and... >> and it's not just chicago... >> and... and... and... >> it's baltimore. new orleans. >> yes >> anywhere, that's always it's the outside agitators. >> but here... here... here... here's... here's the thing that really is troublin' to me. nick cannon and i were gettin', you know, stuff in a social medium, saying... criticizin' nick because he's not authentic. here's the word that really got me. he's not a "savage". so that's... >> i'm sorry. i'm sorry. people are saying he's not savage enough to play... >> no, he's not a savage.

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a new study led by the university of alabama at birmingham. teens who have a difficult time sleeping may be more vulnerable to stress and may lead to emotional problems. f.b.i. cases. local law enforcement and activists are applauding this move after a year marked by violent crimes against animals here. >> pretty girl. >> cabela the dog found tied up and shot near railroad tracks. >> she's come along fine. she gets along with other dogs. >> she's just one of many abused animals in the area who captured our heart this past year. athirteena the 12-pound dachshund beaten to death and tossed into the woods. even big powerful horses become helpless victims like these in citrus county. these crimes have been labeled in eyes of the feds until now. the f.b.i. is collecting data on animal cruelty cases nationwide making it available to local law enforcement. >> it's been easy for people to commit a crime in one state then jump states out of jail. it takes us a long time to realize they are in our community or we may not know until they commit another c

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after he demand protestors end their trip, to birmingham alabama. >> we would not have been able to have a movement about public accommodations, or voting rights or any civil rights movement without getting a lot of people killed first. so it was essential that the >> part of her life was featured in the move pro semima. and at a luncheon at the temple israel, and both events i will serve as m.c., i can't wait. >> boy that will be a packed house. >> we need to get you to bed then. a bus driver attacked by a man with a knife, and passengers walk away and do nothing, the draw dropping scene coming up. >> good evening south florida, traveling northbound, that exit ramp to the turnpike right at the golden glades will be closed force chose closures in place, weekday morning with me right in this line of work only the freshest ingredients make the cut it's important to me to know every dish i serve is the best it can be. especially for this food critic. publix bakery scratch made bread we bake it in store every day with pride so you can serve it with some >> protests are already planned after

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are we talking, you know, more tanks and places like birmingham, alabama? think they are trying to figure out how best to deploy those resources. one of the challenges, though, is because we are in a campaign season, there is going to be a lot of debate about having a military, whether the nsa or cia should have more powers, but that will drive the congressional debate as well. the lawmakers are going to take their cues from what is polling well on the campaign trail. susan: could you give us a sense of what 2016 looks like? eric: first of all, as mr. rasmussen said, we need to be watching what happens in iraq. will iraq be able to build on the momentum they have now and push the islamic state out of iraq? then you have on the syrian side, you have the u.s. assisting syrian opposition fighters, who in the east are fighting against isis. if you can shrink that territory, isis is different because it derives much of its income through its territory. if isis holds firm, that will pp

linn birmingham, alabama. so it's dispersed around, and the carolinas have electric furnaces. that does to manufacturing. >> host: in your book you visited a mail. you took a boat from duluth to cleveland at what was that like. >> guest: a lot of the steel in america used or that comes from around lake superior. so the iron ore we might in lake superior and they load up votes in duluth minnesota or superior, wisconsin, and come down to the lower legs. near chicago or cleveland. from there they were dispersed into the iron mills but that was my the chapter on the iron mining and the iron ore shipping in the book but it was very interesting part of the segment of the steel industry. >> host: who is the largest iron exporter now, if it is not as. >> guest: i think australia. export a lot of iron ore to china, which is building up its infrastructure and creating a lot of steel. >> host: what has happened to the former iron hubs of like pittsburgh, cleveland, cincinnati, youngstown and what we called the rust belt, how are the cities doing it with the vacation of the steel industry