alicia white was supposed to stand trial this month, january 25.ial date pushed to february 8. miller is scheduled to stand trial march 7. i am told a hearing coug held but a decision could be made with no hearing at all. in baltimore, reporting live in downtown abc7 news. leon: thank you. the man who made "dirty jobs" famous making headlines for a different reason. mike rowe is speaking out about the gang robber doppleganger. this is a bank robber suspect. it has them doing a double take to identify him as the possible suspect. >> we keep getting tips. we'll slap him from suspect list. leon: i'm sure he is happy about that. he jumped on social media and posted a photo of himself with an alibi and responded on "good morning america." >> i can't deny an uncanny resemblance. for what it's worth i'm in kansas. be on the lookout for someone shorter and less attractive. [laughter] exposure against the real suspect. alison: if you look like mike they are coming to get you. leon: coming up at 5:00 here in time to help you the new year's resolution new die

sergeants alicia white is trying to stop that, her lawyer is.orter's trial ended in december with a hung jury. freddie gray died from a spinal cord injury after an arrest. >>> police in baltimore are launching a body camera program. baltimore's mayor says it will take two years to outfit every officer with a camera. a pilot program started in october with 155 officers trying out three types of equipment. >>> 6:51 our time right now. want to turn right to meteorologist chuck bell. >> we're ready. trying not to say anything. >> we are bracing for what could be aim snowstorm here on friday. it wallops us hard on saturday. for today, here's what you can expect for today. not completely out of the question to see a snowflake today. this is not part of the weekend storm. this is an alberta clipper. it will be cloudy between 35 and 10:00 this evenin5 and 10:00 this evening. it will be cold. here's the first alberta clipper coming our way. that puts it in here at 4:00, 5:00 this afternoon. not expecting much, just conversational snowflakes. here's what

. >>> trial dates for sergeant alicia white and officer garrett miller have been pushed back. white's trial is now rescheduled for february. miller's trial is now moved to march. >>> it's a no for the group of protester. they told the sheriff they're not leaving. the sheriff asked them to leave peacefully and offered a safe escort out. they agreed to disagree by shaking hands. bundy says the protesters are, quote, being ignored again. >>> 4:50 your time now. scary research is linking breast implants to cancer. lymphoma can develop around the scar tissue. it's especially scary for women who had breast cancer once and then had breast reconstruction. they say only 1 in 1,000 have developed it worldwide. >>> a special beer is brewing in northern virginia for a young woman battle stomach cancer. it's called curry's cure. she gave birth. she learned she had cancer during pregnancy and her son lance was born earl. her husband who own as brewery joined 18 local brewers for a fund-raiser yesterday. >> there's so many good people here. it really does make you feel like everybody's on you

ordered officer william porter to testify in the trials of officer caesar goodson and sergeant alicia white. porter's attorneys say their client will invoke his right not to testify in both trials if asked. the defense also plans to file an appeal on the judge's ruling today. >>> 5:15. shay ryan, we might as well just wave goodbye to the cooler temperatures. >> we've got a couple of days left but boy, it's certainly going to come in next week and stick around for a couple of days. if you like that cooler air, yeah, it's on its way again. seeing this morning. it's still a pretty cool start to the day. temperatures are in the mid-50s across tampa, clearwater and st. pete. we've got a lot of cloud cover. wind speeds are between 5 to 10 miles per hour. if they go below 5 miles per hour these low clouds may start to settle as fog. i'm keeping a close eye on that, at this point visibility looks great all across the area. so it's just a possibility, not a guarantee that we'll see fog this morning. what we are going to see is higher rain chances tomorrow, due to the low pressure system i've been te

and sergeant alicia white. porter's attorneys argue the ruling violates his right since the state can't guarantee his testimony will' be used against him in the future. >>> police have shot and killed a man wearing a fake explosive vest who threatened them with a butcher knife at a paris police station today. this come as year almost to the minute after two islamic extremists burst into the offices of the newspaper charlie hebdo killing 11 people. official, the man cried out god is great in air abig -- arabic and they web investigating today's incident as more likely terrorism than a standard criminal act. they opened an investigation after the police found a cell phone, a piece of paper with an isis emblem, and an unequivocal written claim of responsibility in arabic on the man's body. >>> turning back to local news now, it looks like the break from the snow might only be a brief one. madison is in now. she has closer look at what we can expect in our full look at the forecast. madison? >>> hey, joe. first we'

a motions hearing is set for sergeant alicia white, edward near row, garrett miller and brian rice.they want to call william porter to testify in all cases. white is trying to block that. porter's trial ended with a hung jury. >>> while some of baltimore's police officers stand trial, they'll launch a body camera program. it will take two years to equip all officers. >>> today the man accused in a deadly stabbing at a religious retreat is back in court. hang suh kim is accused of stabbing a man from south korea during the retreat last year. during today's hearing the judge will reveal the findings from a mental health evaluation. kim has pled he was not criminally responsible for the stabbing. >>> the man accused of hitting 7 people with his car in d.c. on new year's day faces a judge today. they say he was drunk when he jumped a sidewalk and hit a pole on january first. he's accused of dui and leaving the scene. he will be in court for a is the tus hearing. >>> there is a new push to crack down on repeat offenders in the neighborhood. one neighborhood held a bake sale. they wanted

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prosecutors want him to testify in court proceedings against alicia white, garrett miller, edward nero and lieutenant. brian rice. orders trial ended with a mistrial, he said to be retried in june. the trial for the six officer charged in gray's death, caesar goodson, was supposed to begin this week but has been put on hold until the court decides whether to order porter to testify. >>> a popular supermarket to our north design north carolina. you say it's a good one. >> it is a great one with a the local town that may soon in yo gtoooapat so. >> they beinrehe wsnmeat de so f tmoin h roe parby ad dochrylaweouth s isr evesyb th s.e ththis mar-l the 25ffthoufost orofgrndatr dledurhamdeointprngte 20s e faev 23 arteth no adghcll ou r- intthisngarowertertar th.eroklihe s of urng to sow ridar itw in mo od snmaif e hefod r th of ea, ing 10 ere lycloudy er al an isy oro. uthtbes,llorovt upa clr tovenn ati rodad l te sget d caof de ce ngndho thoeup n inhe thatci acculaonfomo. d cl prettce he morni couldve adov ooked noh thing stinqu keep ey wego h sy, wmo up meedpie s of to t dd d even of tbet

prosecutors want to call him to testify in court proceedings against sergeant alicia white, officer garrett miller, officer edward nero and lieutenant brian rice. porter's trial ended in mistrial. he will be retried in june. the sixth officer charged in gray's death, caesar goodson, was supposed to begin this week -- but it's been put on hold until the court decides whether to order porter to testify. elias: meanwhile -- the mayor of flint michigan spent tuesday in washington, working to get more funding to fix the city's water crisis. meanwhile, more lawsuits have been filed against the state's governor and health officials. in his state of the state address last night, governor rick snyder vowed to fix the water problem. elias: local 5 news elias: midday... up this morning with fresh snow on the ground -- but how long will it last? sam has the up. elias: and... you might like chocolate -- and you might like french fries. but how about chocolate hear where this being sold. "your wathcing local 5 news midday in hd with are iowas most accurate forecast. we are iowa" elias: animal lifeline's

. >>> trial dates for sergeant alicia white and officer garrett mill very been pushed back. te's trial is rescheduled for february. mill 'eers trial is moved to march. >>> a new sipe along a busy stretch of road in montgomery county is confusing some drivers. it read 15/miles an hour. you see it right there. it's in a work zone and threatens a higher fine but the next sign shows the usual 35 miles an hour. police say the 15-mile-an-hour sign is not actually a county sign, so they're not enforcing it. crews installing gas services there tells "news4" the sign makes them feel safer. >> our priority is safety first, especially in this zone. people coming out of the work zone, and they're going over 35. >> they did not respond to "news4's" messages about the sign. >>> maryland's lawmakers say it's time to crack down on atvs. jaywalker said he was walking when a pack of atv and dirt bike riders flew down the street. it with us the same day riders took over a pork of the beltway in prince george's county. walker said boenlt of these incidents encouraged him to start meeting with po

lieutenant rice faces involuntary manslaughter along with sergeant alicia white and officer porter. >> officer porter was 25 at the time, same age as freddie gray. >> but it's the van driver, officer caesar goodson, who stands accused of the most serious charge of them all. >> officer cesar goodson is being charge with second-degree murder. >> reaction from the community for the charges was joy. people were jubilant. >> this is a great day. i think we need to realize that. >> i'm pumped up. you feel me? baltimore to rise, y'all. >> i'm exuberant. i'm happy. i'm every positive word you can think of. we're human beings. we are not thugs. we are not who they say we are. >> a community that has long felt ignored by its leaders appears to have finally been heard. >> don't ever leave us. don't ever leave us. we need you, baby. don't go nowhere, because we are behind you 100%. >> but not everyone in baltimore is cheering mosby's decision, starting with the six officers who soon plead not guilty to all charges. >> we are disappointed in the apparent rush to judgment. our officers, like every

trial dates for sergeant alicia white and officer garrett mill very been pushed back. white's trial is now rescheduled for february. miller's trial is now moved to march.p$$ñ freddie gray suffered a fatal neck injury last year after being arrested by baltimore police. >>> teachers and parents held a rally last night to show their support for the kickoff of the battle of the budget. ♪ now, the district is facing a budget deficit that will require major cuts in programs and fee increases for student activities. for the past nine years the district has had to scale back on spending. at a meeting last night the district superintendent says she's done cutting budgets. she wants smaller class sizes and better pay for teachers. she says it's nonnegotiable. >> we're losing a great teachers to other surrounding jurisdictions. unheard of in fairfax county. >> superintendent garza says it will be tragic if the budget is not fully funded. the board will make its final decision in april. >>> 6:19 now. to a developing story. it is a no for the group of oregon protesters. group lead

a motions hearing is set for sergeant alicia white and officers edward near row, garrett miller and brianght. prosecutors want to call officer william porter to testify in all of the cases. white is trying to block that. porter's trial ended in december with a hung jury. freddie gray died from a spinal cord injury that happened while he was in police custody last april. >>> while some of baltimore's police officers stand trial, police will launch a body camera program. baltimore's mayor says it will take two years to outfit every officer with a camera. pilot program started in october with 155 officers trying out three types of equipment. pagers action on body cameras were picked. >>> students at more than five schools in detroit don't have class today because so many teachers are calling out sick. the detroit news is reporting that this could be linked to a so-called sick out. teachers have expressed unhappiness with school conditions. the district's financial conditions. more than 60 schools were closed because of teacher absences. >>> they'll vote whether to overturn larry's vetoes. an

porter took the stand in his own defense saying he told good sorn and his supervisor sergeant alicia white that freddie gray wanted to be taken to a hospital, but that they didn't transport gray. porter's case ended in a mistrial. he faces a retrial in june. the stay by the court of special appeals could delay all six police trials in the freddie gray death. >> this could ultimately be a landmark decision because it could have far-reaching effects in so many other case where you have the government is trying to compel a state's witness to testify. >> reporter: last april the funeral of freddie gray triggered riots in baltimore. the riots were quiet in part when marilyn mosby announced indictments against the six police officer, but now mosby's prosecutors are having a hard time delivering convictions and some baltimore residents are getting impatient. >> i feel really sad, you know. it's just not right and it's just not fair to people in the city of baltimore. >> i think it's criminal. i think it's a damn shame, you know? i think that these people are doing what they can to make sure that

alicia white will now stand trial on february 8. last month a mistrial was in the trial of jeffrey porter. filed against rolling stone magazine over those allegationst of a gang rape at the university of virginia. an associate dean at the university filed a suit saying her reputation was damaged. nicole air most's layer says the article was based on a series of lies. jackie claimed she was gang raped at a fraternity on campus. later stone later redacted the store. the mother of a so-called-cal affluents yeah teen iseen complaining about the conditiond in her jail cell. she is accused of running toto mexico with her son ethan to avoid authorities. the 18 year old is thought tohog have violated his probation after killing four people in a drunk driving accident. he's still being held in mexico and it's unclear when he'll beel sent back to the us. i am confident. i don't think there's any way he goes anywhere but here, fromere what i understand.nder if he gets released back intoino mexico and we have to starttart hunting him again, i'm

porter's testimony is critical in the prosecution of the officer goodson as well alaska sergeant alicia whitee of the reasons why the state wanted porter to stand trial first. but that trial ended in a mistrial when the jury couldn't reach a verdict. in d baltimore tonight joy abc7 news. alison: thank you very much. gallows road is back open in falls church tonight after an ambulance slammed into a utility pole. it happened earlier today in front of the inova fairfax hospital. there was a patient in the back at the time. the ambulance's driver and three occupants all suffered non-life threatening injuries. no word on what caused the accident. leon: update now on a story we followed for more than a week now here. montgomery county is sticking by the position that a backyard ice rink has to move. county executive sent mark cohen a letter. why the county is willing to work with him to keep the rink open it has to bed because of the safety concerns. the owner refused to do that and fears the rink will have to close. alison: checking the top story. the investigators are still piecing together the

alicia white's attorneys are going to ask a judge to strike down a court order comping fellow officer porter -- compelling fellow officer william porter to testify in her trial. he has already pled the fifth. >> reporter: i'm nikki burdine live in prince george's county at the scene of a homicide. we're in camp springs in front of the chelsea west apartments to give you an idea where these are. these are not far from the branch avenue metro station. police say last night about 9:30 they got a call to come here. when they got here they found a man suffering from gunshot wounds. he was pronounced dead a short time later. police have not released any information in terms after suspect or who the victim is but they do tell us this does not appear to be random. >> reporter: you see nikki's wind blow -- hair blowing in the wind. feels pretty cold. we're headed to the 30s today, finally getting out of the 20s. that's an improving condition i personally would say. we could see snow showers between 6:00 and #k tonight. this -- #k tonight. this will -- 8:00 tonight. this will not amount to much

we also know porter has been called in the same capacity in alicia -- sergeant alicia white's trial whichup next. what's effectively happened is it stopped all these trials from moving forward. we wait and find out there. could be even oral arguments in this court of special appeals. certainly brief also be be filed and fought out in the coming days if not weeks. we will find out what will happen with porter's testimony. >> all right. and by the way it's a precedent, first time in maryland history that a co-defendant has been compelled to testify in advance of his own trial. >> griff, thank you. so what does today's rulimçz mean for officer8p÷ caesar goodson. the legal panel is back ted williams and former prosecutor katie phang. katie, no big surprise. we predicted this last week. you can't force this guy to testify, this officer he has a fifth amendment right and he has a trial pending. >> if it was as easy mosby's office is going to be for them to say that judge williams did the right thing why did this appellate court say you are absolutely right, we're going to sustain what judge wil

the only way to enforce that by the way is ultimately for people to vote. >> alicia: the white house says this tradition started after the president's state of the union address in 2010. today, governor nikki haley has released her 7.5 billion-dollar spending plan. abc columbia's jennifer ready breaks down the dollars and cents. >> alicia, governor nikki haley's' spending plan includes a total of $7.43 billion for the 2016-2017 fiscal year. that includes tax cuts, improving education, and funding for the thousand year floods. >> the thousand year flood didave a cost to it. providing money in her spending plan to cover the cost of the historic floods. >> our state match off of what fema gave was 75 million. we are covering the state match. we also want to do dover d.o.t.'s match which was 280 million to make sure that they didn't have to deal with that. >> the flood also brought to light several issues with damns across the state. in turn it, the governor is including funds for dam improvements. >> there will be legislation that really kind of goes to the private owners of what they n

the move came as the trial of sergeant alicia white was delayed. the prosecution wants all of the trials postponed so they can retry porter first. his first trial ended with a hung jury. >>> tonight, we are hearing recently from the freed washington post reporter, jason rezaian. >> in a statement from germany, he said quote, i want everyone to know that i am feeling fine, and i feel lucky to be here at a place where i can get such terrific care. i appreciate everything that has been done on my behalf. he goes on to say that he looks forward to writing again, but is requesting some privacy for now. plus, he says he is looking forward to catching a warriors game and the new star wars movie. >>> well, tonight, we are hearing from the husband of a woman killed in a hit-and-run accident in forestville. police say gotta ahead of upper marlboro was killed after a trash truck hit the pick-up truck she was driving causing her to lose control and hit a pole. we suppose with her grief- stricken husband this morning. >> it hurts me to my heart to know this hap

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think people will understand how often it might happen with the black male as opposed to a white male. >> alicia: deputies with the richland county sheriff's department were also in >> ben: inside the state house, a bill that's aimed at getting more money to fix south carolina roads. the senators ray cleary and joel lourie warn process will take a few weeks if not longer, but they think they can pull together a bill on. this conservative republicans are leery about raising the gas tax without a significant cut in other taxes, and want changes in who runs the department of transportation. democrats want to make sure any tax cuts get to the largest number of people a a don't threaten services. >> alicia: columbia's mayor steve benjamin is set to deliver the city's accomplishments during his state of the city address. benjamin will give his speech tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. at city hall. we will have a crew there and bring you the full report on the news at 11:00. >> ben: democratic presidential candidates gathered at drake university tonight to discuss the issues ahead of the iowa caucuses. the first c

prosecutors want to call him to testify in court proceedings against sergeant alicia white, officer garrett miller, officer edward nero and lieutenant brian rice. porter's trial ended in december with a mistrial. the trial for the sixth officer charged in gray's death, caesar goodson, has been put it's decision today. police in san jose, california say the driver of a greyhound bus told them he was tired when his bus plowed into safety accident early tuesday. nine others were injured. the bus driver told police he had stopped for a caffeine jolt at the last stop before the accident. investigators are trying to figure out who made threats of violence to schools in at least five states tuesday morning. officials say the threats affected more than two-dozens schools in new jersey, massachusetts, delaware, maryland and pennsylvania. none of the threats were considered valid. but -- some schools were evacuated or put on lockdown. there was a string of similar threatening calls to schools in recent weeks that all turned out to be hoaxes. isis is confirming for the first time the man known as "jih

he was the driver so this officer would testify in his trial and also in the trial of sergeant alicia whitell file an appeal at the appeals court tomorrow morning on this. but this is a big deal. joey jackson, one of our legal analysts is sitting next to me. the notion that you have this initial mistrial of this officer, now this judge is saying, you must testify. >> huge. >> huge. in these upcoming trials. >> it is because we know porter, of course, was tried and there was a mistrial. the jury couldn't reach a conclusion as to guilt or innocence. it's more significant, brooke, because he is saying, officer porter, that he told the driver of the van, goodeson going on trial and whose motion this is about, that he told him about freddie gray being in dire straits or needing medical attention. in addition to telling sergeant white that who was a supervisor at the time. now, i think this whole ruling, though, could be fraught with much difficulty. why do i say that? remember, the retrial that's coming up involving officer porter based on that hung jury in june. so in the event you have a retri

one of my favorites tonight definitely alicia vikander in that beautiful white louie s i have a feeling that she's also going to be best dressed when we hear all of the fashion experts weigh in. and speaking of weighing in, i would love to hear who's on your best dressed list tonight. so make sure and tweet at me with the #firstlookglobes. it's been an incredible night for fashion. and it definitely is going to be an incredible night for awards. >> yeah, lilliana, i think you did a great job of kind of calling out what the fashion trends were going to be. we saw some white, red, 3-d detail detailing. i honestly loved laverne cox. i loved her dress and jewelry. jaimie alexander looked fantastic, too, but this party is just beginning. thank you so much for watching "first look live on the red carpet." the preshow action continues next followed by the 73rd annual golden globe awards hosted by ricky gervais.

. >> alicia: citadel's president said the cadets' photographed singing christmas carols in white hoods did not intend to be offensive. lieutenant general john rosa said his investigation into the december incident found no ill intent, but did show poor judgment. the civil rights organizer called for rosa to step down as president of t t military college after the photo was posted to social media. >> ben: the south carolina church that made national headlines last summer when nine parishoners were shot and killed has a new pastor tonight. for the first time in emanuel a.m.e.'s history, more than 200-year history, the pastor is a woman. reverend dr. betty deas clark delivered her first sermon yesterday. and the message was hope. clark succeeds the late reverend and senator clamenta pink any, killed in -- summer's massacre. >> alicia: politics now, a south carolina representative is switching sides in the race for the democratic presidential nomination. this afternoon, orangeburg representative justin bamberg announced he is endorsing bernie sanders. bamberg previously supported hillary c

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alicia rose has more. >> shut it down! shut it down! >> reporter: people gathered outside the white a protest, coinciding with the 14th anniversary of guantanamo's first arrival. they say the nearly 800 detainees who have been held at the u.s. military prison suffered serious human rights violations. with one year left in the white house for president obama, protester its are calling for the release of guantanamo bay prisoners. the facility as set up at the september 11th attacks. currently there are 103 people there. obama has been chipping away at that population but hasn't yet managed to keep his campaign promise about the prison. >> i will not relent in my determination to shut it down. it's time to close gitmo. >> reporter: republicans in congress have been putting up road blocks. >> when i am president, foreign terrorists caught overseas will receive a one-way ticket to guantanamo where we will interrogate them and gather as mu much inasmuch as -- as much information as we can. >> the fear has led to a rise of attacks on muslim mosques in the u.s. this is a doctor who emigrate

white horse pike in clementon. might want to stay on 322 as an alternate. we'll keep tabs on that. aliciauto show. >> ♪ >> reporter: thank you, matt. yeah, and the big talkers we showed you expensive cars. check this out. the three cars right behind me here are worth a combined $50 million. that's because they are world champion sports cars. we got a cobra here and 2gt40's. these are the most expensive ones here at the auto show. to the other big talkers now and they're rumored to be dueling divas and now the queen of soul aretha franklin is taking on fill's own patti labelle in the food business. we've told you about miss patty's pies especially the sweet potato ones and how they have been selling out at wal-marts all over the u.s. she is about to get some competition from aretha who said in a tv interview that her pies and other food products are going to be reigning supreme adding that "miss patti is going have to move that pie to the side. ." aretha is planning to market chili gum bow and baked chicken even though the two are rumored to have a little bit of a beef apparently it's goin

. >> alicia: the columbia animal shelter is giving you a chance to add a furry friend to your family. meet zuri, a 2-year-old white domestic short-haired mix cat. officials say she is full of adventure and very unpredictable. some days he likes to relax, while other days he enjoys playing f you'd like to give him a forever home, stop by the shelter on humane lane or call >> ben: beautiful cat. >> alicia: and zuri is a male. >> ben: some pictures are worth much more than a thousand words a photo of a young couple reconnecting after they were involved in a car crash in tennessee has gone viral. >> alicia: many strangers who have seen the picture contacted the couple during their recovery. >> reporter: as a graphic design student, erica always hoped her work would get noticed. but this is something she never saw coming. >> we're at 38,198 shares. >> reporter: the 21-year-old and her boyfriend hunter were on their way home on friday night. >> it was new year's day. >> reporter: neither one remembers how it happened. hunter came to as his pickup truck was seconds away from slamming into this bridge support. >> i don't

white house next year? the next ten months will be a grueling decision process for americans. for now, all eyes are on iowa where the nation's first caucus will take place on february 1st. alicia rhoads, nhk world, washington. >>> people in norway are protesting their government's move to deport more than 5,000 asylum seekers who entered the country from russia. hundreds of people marched through the capital oslo. they're calling on authorities to protect the rights of asylum seekers who are mainly from the middle east. demonstrations have been held across the country. the government has already forced more than 200 people, including syrians to return to russia. it claims they had proper russian visas and their safety is guaranteed there. nordic countries had received large numbers of migrants on humanitarian grounds. calls to change that policy have been growing over recent months over security concerns and the financial burden. >>> the u.n. is believed to have invited representatives of syrian government and anti-government forces. russia supported the idea of inviting the kurdish group, but turkey and saudi arabia were opposed. the exclusion was revealed when france's minis

white truck. this is what you don't want to do when you -- >> do not drive through it. >> when you come up to flooding, don't drive through it. even if you have a truck. >>> aliciaeys is going to be part of super bowl 50. ♪[ music ] >> the singer behind empire state of the mind is taking a mic in the bay area come february 6. that's one day before the big game. she will headline and close the city stage festivities showcasing musicians and other entertainers. and you can watch super bowl 50 right here on kpix 5 in just 32 days. >>> they are good for baking or a simple snack. today fresh grocer tony tantillo helps us pick out bosc pears. >> reporter: well, today's tip of the day is going to be is going to be with bosc pears the sweet nutty flavor is fabulous. right now they are being imported in. and the texture, the flavor, it's out of this world. selection and storage is very, very important. beautiful rust color, skin tight free friendly fun in shriveling whatsoever and very firm to the touch. very firm. when you bring them home store them in the refrigerator. other pears you want to store at room temperature and they become soft but the bosc pear enjoy like a

the working class that built detroit, black and white, needs to be restored for it to have a real renaissance. but i am hopeful. >> host: alicia calling in from laguna nigel, california. hi, alicia. >> caller: hi there. how are you gentlemen doing today? first of all, peter, thanks for taking the call. and, mr. maraniss, thank you as well. i have a very quick question. i'm a published author myself but also a former politician for u.s. congress. but you were talking about with regard to the clintons, it really kind of struck me as something i think that's very important for the american public. you made a statement regarding hillary's roles that she chooses and has chosen throughout her life and her career. and what i was wondering is -- and i want to see if you had any thought on this -- what do you think that her role of wife to former president bill clinton, how it will affect her role as presidential hopeful? and that's truly all i wanted to to say. >> guest: yes, thank you. you know, i think, or honestly, that it affects her role in the campaign and the election more than it would if she became president. although with th

alicia vicanr. >> on the top of my list. >> the new fashion darling. >> really is. red carpet. watch out for her. looked stunning in louis vuitton, white. just fit her to perfection. the back was very, very exposed a then the top came really high. i just thought she looked perfect. >> she told us she was running right out after the globes to finish the "bourne" movie. wasn't partying anything. getting out of that louis vuitton and getting into fatigues, i don't know. >> right. >> let's talk about j. lo. >> yes. >> i mean, so amazing. wrong, you know, but i think what was refreshing about her on the red carpet last night was that she was covered up. so used to seeing her, you know, show her skin and kind of like exposing everything but she was covered up in this cape dress by giambattista valli, looked sexy and even though she's covered up, can no-no wrong. >> loved the red color. >> can never do wrong. >> which weren't your favorites? >> i thought -- i thought kate hudson looked beautiful, her body is amazing, but last year she looked so amazing that i was a little underwhelmed. i thought maybe she could have done something a little dre

white clergymen in alabama. he's singled this message. they've said they should not be engaging in nonviolent civil disobedience but should be waiting for the courts. and so to what alicia in a moment in time where we need to recognize as dr. king did that we both need strong policies, but we also need those people who are willing to stand up and protest. willing to create, as dr. king called it, the tension that would make it possible for powerful people to feel the need to come and negotiate. so i think we're seeing that. and the policies that delivers are essential. whether it's the issues of black lives matters or immigration issues. that's what will get out voters. >> one of the things, and i'm glad that he said that i'm glad we're having this discussion because one of the myths the media has is it was not a one-dimensional movement then and it's not one now. martin luther king was not the only one moving at that time. so even though i come out of the king tradition, i'm proud of it, but there was a black power movement. there was a movement that didn't believe in voting at all. there were young people that felt king was wrong. there was malcolm. there was -- and i