within six months at oxford, i knew that in fact i wasn't going to be an academic. s going to come back here. emily: that is when you decided to be an entrepreneur, essentially? reid: that is when i started to work on software. i started thinking of myself as an entrepreneur -- that kind of came later. emily: you took your first job at apple. reid: yes. emily: 1994, in the middle of the near death spiral. did you meet steve jobs? reid: no. steve jobs was not there at the time. i was literally at apple at the -- we have no idea what we were doing. no good plan to adapt during the future. i went there because i loved apple products. i love the macintosh. i bought one of the earliest ones, i learned to program on the apple iie. emily: then you went on to start your own company. you started a social network before social networks, right? it was called social net. 1997? reid: social net had some of the right ideas. it had the idea of having a profile, the idea of discoverability. it had the idea of having some kind of social controls on how you would meet strangers. but i

"code 2 ambulance for an officer." "it will be for an officer that is injured." we've reached out to the cedar rapids police department, trying to find out which officer was injured or the conditon of that officer at this time. we have not heard back. we've got you covered live, kristin rogers...kwwl news. brocks was arrested and faces multiple charges. he is being held at the linn a teenager is accused of robbing a local store with a gun. tonight -- accused of robbing plato's closet in waterloo on sunday night. according to police, several employees and customers were in the store during the robbery. those witnesses say the teen had took off. a fire burns doo an eastern iowa small business...and a community rallies behind the business owners to rebuild this is the video from the fire that burned down "back home country cookin" in strawberry point it happened midnight saturday. it took three departments more than two hours to contain the fire kwww olivia mannno was in strawberry point today, she joins us now live i spoke to the restaurants owner brenda landis and

it's a lot of work. >> you are an african american. >> i am an african american. >> being an african erican today. educated, financially successful or not is complex, more than it has been in a few decades. discussion? >> of course. >> being a black man is a blessing to me. being an african man having spirits and roots in africa, it's a blessing. being able to have windows into throwar four different communities is something that i feel privileged to. the world today is - it's more complex because also there's more channels to talk about it. but, i also realise the opportunity and my responsibility as a black man. it's very important for me to hold a high standard, to take not just being a chef. but being an employer serious, and i - being part of - reshaping the narrative of what a black man can be in the 21st century is important to me. there's a generation of african-americans that when i think about the civil rights movement. and the fact that i can own a restaurant in harlem, when i think about how low hurdles, and fr giving americans have, to me, coming as an immigrant, as a bla

so this will be very much just an address. the governor also says she could not be more proud of her alma mater---and the clemson tigers as they play for a national championship. haley however, will not make the trip to arizona as she readies for her remarks to the nation. moment of silence for senator william o'dell during a yearly legislative workshop today. o'dell represented parts of the upstate, including abbeville, anderson, and greenwood counties. the late senator graduated from in the senate since 1988. the husband and father of two was 77-years old. richland county deputies have arrested they man they believe is responsible for two deaths in elgin 2014. ryan padgett was arrested and charged with two counts of murder and one count of possession of a firearm by a person convicted of a violent felony. two years ago, on the day after christmas, deputies responded to 121 archer avenue where they found tyrone richardson and mark cox shot to death. acquaintances of the victims discovered the bodies at the location after arriv

but fortunately for everyone we should be warm enough where snow and freezing conditions shouldn't be an issue. early in the morning a few places in northern iowa may experience freezing drizzle affecting mainly side walk and parking lots, but most of us will just be dealing with a wet drizzle during the early morning hours. rain is expected to move across the state morning but really getting going through the afternoon. highs today should remain fairly steady in the mid to upper 30s with a gentle southeast and east wind. tonight we'll see continued light scattered rain showers with lows staying above freezing the whole time. friday is going to be wet again with morning showers turning into a scattered mix of rain and snow by the afternoon when our winds switch out of the north. friday night we'll probably see our wintry mix turning into snow showers as temperatures begin a very harsh slide into deep cold lasting all day saturday into sunday. sunday is the coldest day of the forecast with a low near 4 and a high barely around 10 degrees. next week we'll stay cold in the beginning with wa

and freezing conditions shouldn't be an issue. early in the morning a few places in northern iowa may experience freezing drizzle affecting mainly side walk and parking lots, but most of us will just be dealing with a wet drizzle during the early morning hours. rain is expected to move across the state from the south starting in the late morning but really getting going through the afternoon. highs today should remain fairly steady in the mid to upper 30s with a on local five news midday.... republican presidential candidate donald trump now going after opponent ted cruz, american citizenship. elias: 17 miners trapped in an elevator in upstate new york. rescue crews still trying to get them out. elias: a new sales tax is being proposed by governor branstad to help out schools, but the benefits may not be as long-lasting as some would hope. "local 5 news midday in hd starts now. we are iowa" elias: good morning and thanks for joining us for local 5 news midday...i'm elias johnson. elias: new at midday today-- found. elias: late last

if you want to be an icon, you can't stay in the box. you have to be disruptive. >> larry: but as a quarterback, i think it's too much. as a player, aren't you afraid your quarterback becomes a target-- >> too much? that's the question. he's 15-1. he's the m.v.p. >> thank you. thank you. >> he's going to be the sixth african american quarterback leading this team to the super bowl. >> larry: that's all good stuff. >> he's -- >> that's not bad stuff! >> what i'm saying to you -- >> that's good stuff. >> it's just he's dancing, man. no, but, like, it's like we all go to the club, we're all at the club, we're hanging out, we have girls all around us, and some dude walks in and all the girls are like, "let's go watch him dance." we ( bleep ) that guy. he's dancing!

the wind remains light at night and wednesday so blowing snow will not be an issue. wednesday and thursday remains cloudy with highs in the 20s. the cold is causing a lot of cancellations and delays... if you're in charge of closing group on the kwwl closing list here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: one cloudy for the rest of the day with a few afternoon flurries. areas south of cedar rapids could see 0.5" to 2" while areas snow will not be an issue. one more very cold night with temperatures falling below zero. early tuesday morning and it flurries. we are tracking light areas south of cedar rapids could see 0.5" to 2" while areas snow will not be an one more very cold night with will drop to about 10-13 below the day with a few afternoon accumulations are possible. areas south of cedar rapids night and wednesday so blowing highs in the 20s. one more very cold night with will drop to about 10-13 below zero. clouds increase early we are tracking light snow for could see 0.5" to 2" while areas snow will not be an issue. temp

ma man happened to be an emt. kyle was charged with driving under the influence. >>> tonight in detroit, parents are wondering if their kids will be going to school tomorrow and the school district is suing the teachers union to prevent sick-outs. the teachers refusing to go to work because of crowded classrooms and poor pay. right now at 5:00, the mayor of flint, michigan is meeting with officials in washington, just a crisis with president obama. and protesters demanding action, calling for governor rick snyder to step down as he addressed the issue during the annual state of the state last night. snyder outlined a $28 million plan, including educational services, bottled waters, water replacement in flint schools and treatment for those that test positive for elevated lead. some say it's too little too late. >> they sat on it. >> we shouldn't have got tone this point. lakes. >> well, according to recently apparently waited five months to warn the public of the toxic levels of lead when they changed the water sou

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an activist. maybe you're trying to be humble but please, call yourself an activist. [inaudible] [laughter] >> i think as you read the work feminist of feminist claiming of these words you talked about the importance of words even if we don't claim the title, with the words do they still do it, they still claim what it does. >> not trying to be disingenuous here -- >> about whether you want it to be or not, you are who you are -- >> i hear what you're saying and i agree in terms of how do you see me and how he would prefer that i label or identify myself. but what i know is fundamentally a kind of participant observer who is much more comfortable in the margins of the society thinking about it and watching it and interpreting it, talking about what the ic would make sense to me and for me, activists are in the middle and on the street and that is -- everyone has a role to play which is what i hear you say if in fact instead of just standing on the margins and observing and participating that i've been further right it, think about it and then put it in that it is inde

be saved for 75 years. however, if it's not part of an active investigation, it doesn't need to be saved. the department is hoping to buy 450 cameras, which cost an average of one- thousand dollars each. a proposal for the cameras will still need to go before city council. chesapeake added extra security cameras to its parks and community centers to deter crime and make people feel safer. the city installed dozens of cameras over the last year. it cost taxpayers more than 180- thousand dollars. officials say the cameras actually helped the city make money. cameras caught a tractor-trailer knocking down a light pole in elizabeth thousand dollars in damages from the driver's insurance company. joe 10 pkg, under 10 ches parks regularly, we have a lot of parks and we just want to make people feel as safe as possible enjoying our parks." the city also has motion-sensored flash cameras in deep creek and lakeside parks. they take still photos of intruders and sound an alarm to property. we're on your side this morning with a recall warning for a popular chair. pier one is recalling 276-thousand o

they do cooperate perhaps more this is going to be an extension of what's going on. ernie: given what's happened, do you think they'll be more motivated? >> i hope so. they're families are at stake as well. we all as a nation have to get together regardless of your ideology, regardless of your concerns. it's the age old battle of privacy versus safety of everyone. it goes back to the framers. ernie: that's true. you as a former nypd captain, you also had experience working and using this kind of information. >> absolutely. i was assigned to the transit bureau. a large part of my responsibility was protect the riding public from terrorism. and we would move our sources, our resources, deploy them according to intelligence we got from our counterterrorism bureau, they got it from the fbi and from sources such as -- ernie: and more important with the way the world is. optimistic? you think something will happen given the meeting and more to come? >> i do. i'm confident that calm heads will prevail, intelligent heads the threat is real. ernie: i hope so. we all know we ne

throughout the weekend it should be warmer an drier. it won't be until next week, sunday, when another front will cross through and bring us showers. it does look like it will cool us down next week. >>> academy president cher and john. >> omar: we are awaiting the second round of 2016 oscar nominations. >>> welcome. what an exciting moment. >> let's continue. is nominees are: for performance by an actress in a supporting role, the nominees are: the nominees are: >>> for achievement in film editing, the nominees are: >>> for achievement in produpgs design, the nominees are: ma'am eknees are: >>> for original screenplay, the nominees are: nominees are: >>> in the best foreign language film category, the nominees are: >>> for achievement in directing, the nominees are: >>> for performance by an nominees are: >>> for performance by an actor in a leading role, the nominees are: >>> and finally, we are pleased to announce the film selected as they are: >>> for the complete list of all the nomination, please visit oscar.com. >>> and there you

an inch we'll show you the maps in in motion here. e systeme just get snowfall amounts afa coating may be an inch that that would really be the exceptioncepon rather than the rule.r will top out at 17 today.toay. lake effect fading with hopefully a break or two ofo ofo sunshine. sunshine. it will be anemic. won't do much for our temperaturebb headed for seven tonight partial clearing and a then increasing clouds as we head toward gone with the nextth th weather system.eeweathersy st look at the eight day forecast day forec d coming up in just a few minutes but now it'as time to go togo ground fox patty harken who is standing by live. thanks a lot aj.ks a lot the only word i heard from the forecast is sunshine.e sure. 271 just approaching rocksideoachi road the snow is really flying along to 71w is r mayfield chagrin that's what you can expect that's's ththeat way you'll be traveling. we can see these roads startingst to get a little slick out here h ground fox as we had 270 south.2 local rain onto 71 between i 90 and 480 those are jammed if youme can definitely take the express lanes that's why they're called the express lanes. back to you.

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it would be extraordinary if an attack of this scale would be launched so quickly to him being - havingan appearance in court, but there is coins dental timing which certainly certainly raises that question. >> reporter: the president joko widodo has cut short a visit to oversee the operation >>> let's hear from our correspondent in jakarta. what more do you have for us at this point? >> reporter: well, the picture that's emerging that it has been a very well-coordinated, very well-planned attack. i'm right here where it happened and the whole army is now on the streets at the site where the attack just took place a few hours ago. what now is emerging is that there were three on suicide bombers involved and there was also a grenade thrown. it was happening at three locations but very near to each other. one was at a star bucks cafÉ where a suicide bomber went in and blew himself up and another one at a police post. at the post there was a grenade thrown. there were two other people who were carrying rifles and they were shooting at bystanders and also at police. five police have died an

it's like a law school hypothetical. >> i agree. >> how often will it be the case that an employee will be unable to allege any expression or any association that is protected by the first amendment? it seems to me quite rare, and it may be that this case comes to us the way it does because the plaintiff was dealing with two things. one was the first amendment, and the other -- i mean, one was the issue -- the question of his motivation. and the other was this alleged policy prohibiting any kind of political activity. even in the person who's just apathetic, is there not a first amendment right to be -- say i don't like politics? i don't want anything to do with politics? i'm not going to register. i'm not going to vote? >> justice alito, the third circuit has a rule discussed in a brief adopted in a case called galley that says you do have the right to be politically apathetic. the reason the case is so bizarre is that the other side, for its own reasons, decided not to assert that right. now, i will say that it does, nonetheless, matter. because there will be other kinds of cases wher

this be an active construction zone. expect to see heavy equipment and workers now through next friday. parking restrictions are now in place. officers are out had on patrol. be on the look out for them. it is not a car friendly place, southbound lanes on the embarcadero will shut down this saturday. the nfl is promising that the fan experience will be a fun way for the public to experience the energy surrounding the super bowl. but it is not without controversy, three cities want to pass an emergency resolution demanding the nfl pay the city $5 million that it will confident to host the event. that is for an outstanding issue and we will keep an cry on that. until that time, if you went to start planning, here is a sample of the concerts you may want to plan to tapped at the fan village, including alicia keys, all of the shows are free and opens on saturday. there will be fire, woulds so you may want a waterfront spot for that. >> a man and woman are in custody for early morning incident in san mateo that included a neig

@we are going to see this week.>> @this is going to be an active @week. @winter will be making up its @time and it all starts now. @west is starting to see the @flurries. @that will come through tonight. @we could get a burst of heavy @snow during the morning rush. @snowy, windy conditions. @we are not expecting a ton of @snow's. @-- a ton of the snow. @the wind is going to be a huge @complicating factor. @temperatures will be in the 20s. @during the day we will deal @with scattered snow. @the snow that fell in the @morning will blow around. @we will see some clearing from @west to east mid morning. @transition to lake snow. @i mentioned, we are starting to @seep the first -- we are @starting to see the first of @the flurries. @we are going to jump into your @hour by hour forecast, 6 am, @upper 20s, wind chills are in @the teens. @the darker the purple the @heavier the snow. @this is what everybody is @keeping an eye on, timing, @timing, timing, you may be @getting out the door at 7 am. @the problem is this snow, as it @comes down the traffic will @slow do

it continues to be a great life for you. rem: it is an amazing life because it enables me to be at where things are radically changing. there is a need to articulate a particular ambition. there is a need to intervene in a situation. it is really a great opportunity. charlie: what you do, you have to find the time we are in -- define the time we are in. rem: my role is a reporter who is simply alert and describing changes. as you describe the change, you find the oportunities where to intervene. -- a momentorming in time when things are changing from one condition to another. charlie: you began life as a writer? rem: as a journalist. as an interviewer. charlie: at 71, you are going strong. rem: maybe i go strong, but i am part of a large organization. i think i could never do what i do, we could never do what we do without our collaborators. the average age of the offices may be 32. maybe i am getting older. you have people who come to work with you and then go off to do great things on their own. enabled many people themselves from our e

it will be an afternoon and evening event. we'll be okay for the morning commute. the evening commute looks rather wet. overnight tonight quiet partly cloudy skies by morning and a few spots heading to the south and west. we'll see those clouds increase and at lunch time most of us have clouds over us, a blanket of clouds with rain mainly down to the south and west perhaps slipping into moore county at the lunch hour. into the evening commute it looks like rain is likely and it could be heavy at times for some of you especially if you head towards the east. taking a look at the potential rainfall totals for the next system about three tenths in raleigh a quarter of an inch in south hill and fayetteville and more than half an inch in a few spots east of the coast one to two inches of rain wi this system. so it starts tomorrow afternoon into the evening but it's out of here by saturday and so which is great news for the weekend. 47 this e. temperatures are cooling down. mostly clear skies and pleasant outside this evening. tomorrow morning okay as far as the rain goe

an overall dry day.% it will be cool and cloudy. we will introduce a chance of showers on thursday with thursday night and friday, we will have a decent chance of seeing some showers and thunderstorms, keeping our fingers crossed, we dry up nicely for the weekend. and it is confirming that it will be an a wet one on friday and temperature very warm in the 70sment your extended outlook, south florida, is calling for warmer weather over@the weekend temperatures back in the 80s. taking you cross country, bad weather i being blamed, several trucks crash into each other on highway near indianapolis. the aerokwa had gone through two bad visibility and slick roads. >>> the national guard headed to michigan to lend a helping hand in that drinking water crisis. the governor calling the guard to hand out water bottles and filters. the water supply has been contaminated with lead for months as a result of old plumbing in homes. they have switched to detroit's water supply as they try and find a solution. >>> next up on today in florida. >> a f

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>> well, you have to be an artist to start. you have to be able to have that eye where you can visually draw or sculpt. you have to be able to make molds, teeth, eyes. i mean, there's a lot involved in doing makeup effects. >> can you show me a demonstration? >> sure. i'll do a 60-second transformation into a vampire. come on over, and i'll show you how we do it. all right, so, first of all, what i'm gonna do is put a little bit of this dark-purple makeup around my eyes to give me a bit of a sunken-in look, a right there and right there. see, all of a sudden, i don't look as healthy. and i'll put these lenses in. okay. >> oh, so they kind of change the color. >> they do. >> ohh. do the contacts hurt your eyes at all? >> they actually don't. >> ohh. >> and instantly... i am a bit scarier. >> definitely. >> yes. >> oh, that's definitely scarier. >> yeah. >> oh, impressive! you must be a hit at halloween parties. >> we have a lot of fun at halloween. yes, we do. >> so, what advice do you have for kids that want to do what you do? >

be possible. the metro should expect an inch or two before coming to an end early tuesday evening. the winds will be not be that strong, and the snow will be rather light. so, this should driveways! after that, we are looking at some drier and overall milder weather rest of the week with highs in the 20s. we should even reach the 30s for highs by the weekend, but there will be a slight chance for some more snow by sunday and monday. brad/wxhang (adlib) jack:/ "you're watching localmore now on the five americans freed in that prisoner swap with iran. the youngest of the five is already back home in boston. this as we learn more about why they were set free. a-b-c's elizabeth hur has more. "five americans? are free at last. ((sot)) amelia newcomb, matthew trevithick's mom: "we are overjoyed that he's a boston university graduate student.. matthew trevithick.. is the first to return home?arriving in massachusetts after being detained for 40 days in iran.. meanwhile, three of the ex-prisoners are now getting much- needed medical treatment at a u.s. military base in germany. their first

so, yes. >> will there be an attack? i am sure. >> seyran is sure. >> i am trying to be an optimist! >> we are going to have to leave it there. come back to quadriga next week. thank you for joining us. mnmnmnmhmlm@çççççççççççççççççççú [indistinct speaking] robert: many of us are trying to find ways to build a more sustainable world for future generations. we're concerned that our planet's well-being isn't as secure as it once seemed. but on every continent, there are new environmentalists who are committed to change. whether it's an individual, a small group, or a grassroots organization, they have made personal sacrifices that most of

be saved for 75 years. however, if it's not part of an active investigation, it doesn't need to be saved. the department is hoping to buy 450 cameras, which cost an average of one- thousand dollars each. a proposal for the cameras will still need to go before city council. there's another meeting scheduled for january 23rd. we've put the details in this story on wavy-dot-com. chesapeake added extra security cameras to its parks and community centers to deter crime safer. the city installed dozens of cameras over the last year. it cost taxpayers more than 180- thousand dollars. officials say the cameras actually helped the city make money. cameras caught a tractor-trailer knocking down a light pole in elizabeth river park. the footage helped the city recoup 5- thousand dollars in damages from the driver's insurance company. joe 10 pkg, under 10 ches parks regularly, we have a lot of parks and we just want to make people feel as safe as possible enjoying our parks." the city also has motion-sensored flash cameras in deep creek and lakeside parks. they take still photos of intruders and sound

could be over an inch and a half of rain. temperatures in the teens to lower range of the 20's early this morning. a light breeze out of the east and northeast. it will be another fairly comfortable day as temperatures go up in to the 30's above the freezing mark in the north country and mid 30's in southern areas. a thicker cloud cover closer to the shoreline and patchy drizzle later on this afternoon. inland sections enjoy sunshine this morning. starting to cloud over as the day wears on in and in to evening, setting up the chance of from there, we're back in to the 30's tomorrow. with the clouds out there, we could see just a stray shower just any point on saturday. there could be a lot of drier hours to the day on saturday. i don't think that type of weather is going to alter any sort of plans that you have. from there, it is early sunday morning. just to the southwest where we have the moisture starting to make its way in. it could be an initial mix sometime very early sunday morning. if this starts to occur before 7:00 o

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be upwards of 45 mph. he-f-b-i releeses video of the traffic shooting of an oregon protestor. we will not be showing the shooting... an f-b-i plane was overhead during the time -- hire's footage of the plane... authorities say the suspectct tried to drive around a roadblock, then got stuck in snow. he got out of the car and reached into his pocked -- that's when he was shot. the f-bbi says there was a handgun in that pocket. in all -- eleven people tied to this have now been arrested while several more are still held up in the wildlife refuge... a mosquito borne virus with a strong link to birth defects could infect between three and four million people in the americas... that information about the zika virus coming from the world health organization. next week the w- h-o will decide health emergency.. the three biggest u-s airline carriers are allowing some customers to cancel or postpone their trips to areas affected by zikik. that's untied, delta, and american. epidemic of birth defects in brazil... and is said to be spreading to other regions in north and south americc. sci

you have to be an engineer. you have to really be a scientist if you really want to be an astronaut." >> hinojosa: so she understood the kind of steps... >> she understood the context, and she was able to kind of put me in a path that would allow me to succeed regardless of whether or not i made it. >> hinojosa: i love your mom. there's a clip of your mom talking where she's so cute, because she says, "i am the only mother in all of costa rica that can say i am the mother of an astronaut." >> that's right, that's right. she's a cute... she's as cute as smart. she's very smart. >> hinojosa: so proud of you. >> and a person that really, really was probably the most significant force that really shaped my destiny. >> hinojosa: your mom. >> my mom. she was the one individual that was always there to, you know, comfort me whenever i failed, and, you know, tell me, "well, look-- just get up and keep going, and, you know, you'll succeed eventually." >> hinojosa: but was it your dad, in fact, who bought you the one-way t

an all star coaches chose "saya asreserve. he is averaging more than 21 points a game and first playerdrafted with the final pick to be an all star. 5 foot 9 guard is also tied with calvin murphy as the shortest all tar ever. >>> it appears the broncos will be taking on themselves at the super bowl at least according to the ground crew. the crew accidentally painted both end zones with the bronx forgetting the panthers. they have removed one but you it will be ready. >>> the action doesn't stop after the game. >> we are in for an all star cast on the late show with stephen colbert after the super bowl. the lineup includes will farrell tina few and keen and peel and the live show is the first late night series to air in the post super bowl slot. see it on wbz on february 7th. [ music ] >> fresh off their halftime show at the super bowl coldplay will hit the road and coming to gillette stadium. yesterday the band said they will come to foxboro july 30th and tickets go on sale a week from today. >>> and it's 6:53. time for a closer look at what's coming up at 7 on cbs this morning. >> let's check in with nora o'donnell. good morning

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should be an electrifying game. >> jessica: might be a friendly rivalry, but we want to win. wo switch to centurylink prism tv, and get the same great channels cable gives you, without having to deal with cable. yes and? and...there's whole home dvr. plus tons of on demand options so you can watch whatever, whenever. yes and? why do you guys keep saying that? it's the first rule of improv. by saying "yes and," we accept the reality created by our comedy partners, paul. yes, right, i know. do you? with prism tv from centurylink. breaking news we've been following all night for you, another live look at the las vegas strip right now. the strip still closed off. earlier this evening was a lot different, take a look. >> marie: such a chilling sight there too, you can see the fountains, and then to hear the music and to hear the bullets flying just gives you chills. those bullets flew near the bellagio around 7:30 after police opened fire on the suspect. many people watching the fountain -- >> jessica: the suspect is in police custody. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: from studio

the clouds certainly could be an issue. i think there will be clouds out there tomorrow. we will talk about that in a couple minutes. they're not the kind of clouds that give us rain. i don't think we have any rain chances for at least three days and probably even longer than that. so outside right now, tampa, 59 degrees. partly cloudy skies. now, the satellite picture, this cloud cover extends all the way across the gulf and into the pacific. most of the day. it won't stay there. the cloudiness lifts back to the north. what we will see is periods of cloud cover. here is the water vapor. it shows you the moisture that extends all the way back over the gulf. earlier it was down around miami. all of a sudden we see it lift off to the north. this is not overcast clouds. either way it will still give us temperatures in the upper 60s. but there will definitely be periods where we will have a milky look to the sky. veiling the sunshine at times. but no rain. that really is the way this plays out. there will be periods on the parade route or anything else that you have going on

this will be as an area of low pressure moves from south to north. heavy rain will be possible. the system will move out by saturday afternoon. highs will be near 60. then on sunday some colder air will move into the region. at this time the models are very split on chances for precipitation. a couple models have an offshore good morning, hampton roads. let's check now let's get to that breaking news overseas. we'll start with the newest information coming out of turkey. officials say a group of kurdish rebels set off a car bomb and then attacked people with a rocket launcher. the assault killed at least six people, and hurt dozens of others. they say the rebels targeted a police station. now to indonesia where the police chief in jakarta says isis is responsible for a terror attack that killed seven people. that includes four attackers. a news agency affiliated "targeted foreigners and security forces tasked with protecting them." witnesses say they saw three suicide bombers explode inside a starbucks. another witness saw two gunmen attack a police p

they must be under the scrutiny and under the direction of on the basis ity the 4th amendment of the -- 14th phaefplt. >> an extension of that all of automobiles would be under scrutiny. the state's happened extends you see.e, dr. king: it extends everywhere where basic human constitutional involved and i'm absolutely convinced that there is something wrong with a nation property rights over human rights. i think that states should have should have state the right to do wrong. 14th s why we have a amendment to regulate these wrongs that are often committed states rights. >> dr. king, the impressions one seems to have from the initial hearings on the rights t's proposed seems to be there will be an uphill fight to get the bill through. comes to the vote the ill is defeated what sort of fight do you propose to for the attainment of equality do you that matter anticipate working much more with the other separate negro movements? king: i think there will be, i'm sure, filibuster and we will protest this. we will lobby in washington congressmen, t senators, to stand up in a very forthright matter with a determin

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so instead of being people we're more of competitors. so there's a little more of an edge. it's exciting we get to play morningside. it's fun that we get to play the b bt competition and it's herand it should be a good game and a good crowd. so hopefully this year we can turn the tables a little bit and come out on top. " 3 meanwhile on the men's side the mustangs have won the last 7 meetings between the two. but these two teams have been headed in oppposite directions. the 15-2 chargers have an 11 game win streak and the second ghests scoring g offense in the gpac. at 5-10 the mustangs have lost 6 of the mustangs have lost 6 of 7. but head coach jim sykes says the key for his team is to not let the rivalry aspect of the 3 "it's a conference game and being the added insentive that it's briar cliff and they're right hehe in sioux city. makes it a little more interesting. bottomomine is it's the next game up and to take care of business and it happens to be briar cliff. so we're not going to prepare any differently. we're going to prepare the same way for all games. and let th