anne browne / watching the parade "you could feel the excitement, all the kids and the anticapation, it's a fun great event, family event." carrie dillard / watching the parade "it's keeping his dream alive, it's what he always wanted, the table of brotherhood, that's where we're at now." there were some politics in today's parade .. including a giant bernie sculpture. many enjoying a mountains today. what they found was the magic of people were thousands. fox5's les krifaton fought the traffic and managed to get to resort that looked like it was running at near- capacity. yeah people managed to book ahead for activities like tubing which was sold out again today. it's been a banner year so far at lee canyon. this isn't something you see often heading up to mount charleston especially the last few years where snow conditions were not the best. but this is an el nio winter and the conditions on the hill couldn't be better there have been some trails that have finally opened this season with the snow we've got that haven't been open for 2 or 3 seasons. the resort has already has more s

anne browne / watching the parade "you could feel the excitement, all the kids and the anticapation, it's a fun great event, family event." carrie dillard / watching the parade "it's keeping his dream alive, it's what he always wanted, the table of brotherhood, that's where we're at now." there were some politics in today's parade .. including a giant bernie sanders sculpture. sculpture. the cost of a four-day special session to approve tax incentives for faraday future likely cost nevadans 250- thousand dollars. that's according to rick combs, the director of the nevada legislative counsel bureau. the estimate is nearly twice as much as the special session in 2014 for tesla.... which lasted half the time at only two days.... but entailed a deal worth more than a billion dollars in tax abatements. lawmakers million dollars in tax breaks for faraday future. nevada remains a prime target for presidential candidates. carly fiorina campaigned in las vegas over the weekend.... and directly took on one of her rivals for the g-o-p nomination. "donald trump has made billions buying off peopl

. >> this woman is mary ann browning and personal trainer to rosanna. rosanna: i might not be a star client. >> you are a star. i actually teach to all shapes and sizes. >> you are lean, mean, tan and well, rosanna, well, she's beautiful this every way. >> this is another client of yours? >> yes. lizzie. >> let's talk about the browning method. >> yes, it is about building the have it and combined with the cardioand nutrition and losing weight and build the muscle. rosanna: so what is interesting, not everybody can afford to go to mary ann, but you can learn it. lizzie. >> yes, the thing i say to rosanna, we were talking about the ripple affect. >> this is you. well, actually you are looking great in both. this looks like a change of clothes, not a change of the body. >> you lost pounds? >> yes, ten pounds. >> and ripped. she said four weeks and you will be running. >> really? >> yes,>> no doping? >> no, no. two employees saw me do it and they ran the 5k is next year. one lost 150 pounds. >> so mary ann inspired lizzie and lizzie inspired the people in

anne browne / excitement, all the kids and the anticapation, it's a fun great event, family event." carrie dillard / watching the parade "it's keeping his dream alive, it's what he always wanted, the table of brotherhood, that's where we're at now." some politicians took part in the parade... and there was even this giant bernie sanders sculpture. students from core academy helped celebrate m-l-k day by giving back and serving meals to those in need. "instead of having school, we bring kids out to give a day of service. kind of in honor and memorium of what martin luther king stood for." " year core academy has participated in for mlk day. children filled bags with water, candy, a bus pass, and socks for homeless people army. they also helped serve more than 500 meals. n-v energy employees and their families spent the day three square "backpacks for kids" program. this gives children kid- friendly and shelf-stable food to last through the weekend, when they aren't getting free meals from their school. people across the valley also honored doctor king's legacy by performing acts of s

and i was never a blake lively fan to begin with but i thought this was a really good film. >> brown: ann, what's your underappreciated film of the year? >> my underappreciated film is "love and mercy," a beautiful film about brian wilson. >> brown: and the beach boys. instead. where "spotlight" is storytelling, this is almost straightforward. john cusack plays him as an older than and paul dano as a younger and the two chapters toggle back and forth and elizabeth banks delivers a stunning performance as the woman who would become wilson's wife melinda. it's a beautifully-filmed and one of the best films made of the creative process. >> brown: more to come in 2016. looking forward to that? >> always do. >> brown: thank you both very much. >> thank you. >> ifill: you can find more of the newshour's year of film coverage, including our look at "spotlight," and jeff's conversation with spike lee. that's at pbs.org/newshour. >> ifill: aretha franklin stunned the black tie crowd at the 38th annual kennedy center honors, with her tribute to honoree carole king. her rendition of the songwriter's

. >> reporter: panthers wide receiver corry brown, widely men as philly, was a stand out at cardinal o'hara in springfield. annhrush was one of brown's teacher. >> you turn your head and corry was sitting in the seat with that big smile. he has come back a couple times. he visits a a lot of the classrooms. i asked him for word of wisdom. he used to make jokes when he came in the class because that is the kind of guy he was. >> reporter: mcmahon us has been a stand outing seven for seven on field gola begins the steelers and patriots to help the broncos to the super bowl. >> if he is not one of the top three or four kickers in the nfl then i want to see other ones ahead of him. would i say first playoff game where he made five field goals, that 52 yarder at the end of the half might have been one of the greatest kicks in playoff history. >> reporter: as panthers crushed the arizona a cardinals in the nfc title game on sunday, brown who played here the at cardinal o'hara was front and center catching a 86-yard touchdown pass from cam newton but mushrush hopes brown follows through on a promise. >> i have to remi

marcus: the letter told the story of then 13-year-old catherine anne bradley a 9th grader with dark brown eyes and dark brown hair and why she decided to write a letter and put it in the wall near the fireplace. >> i am placing this bottle here because i have read about them doing such things in mysteries the letter closed with a request. p.s. i hope this letter will not be hard to decipher whoever finds this please try to hunt me up. marcus: kevin and kristina were not able to hunt up ms. bradley. she passed away in 2014. but the couple has been in touch with ms. bradley's children. in newton, marcus mcintosh, kcci 8 news. elizabeth: the brannen's tracked down bradley's daughter who lives in tennessee and a son who lives in burlington. they say they will send them their mother's letter. shaina: a big presidential endorsement. plus a campaign staffer dies all ahead on kcci at 5:00 a.m. announcer: 3 republican governors. but which governor won national praise for tough leadership handling nine hurricanes? which governor made his state number one in job creation? which governor led the figh

service... only $92 a month >>> another, florida house committee has said yes to i am john brown and i am ann keil. reporter: the house justice sub-committee wants you to open carry, but you can't wave a gun around all over the place. the bill is a hot bunt issue. >> we believe the amendments the police chiefs asked for were reasonable and we support them. reporter: the changes would require a gun to be in a holster or bags. bags include purses. >> several of my female constituents gave me input they might be taking a pocketbook out of their purse and a gun may be displayed and they don't like want to get an arrest due to that circumstance. reporter: the bill also has protections for prive property owners. they can ban buckeyes, but public places like parks and hospitals won't be able to. >> public hospitals funded by public property and would not have the ability to umpair somebody's rights to carry under the strike law. >> why would we want people carrying weapons open in public hospitals or any hospitals? r on the concealed weapons permits holder would be allowed to open carry. there's ple

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anne makovec tells us... this won't happ a fight in sacra >>> ta governor brown wants to fix the crumbling roads. this won't happen without a fight in sacramento. >> reporter: lawmakers put the brakes on the proposal last year but it's being revved up again. the governor warrants to add a $65 fee to your vehicle registration to fix our roads and bridges. >> the roads we have to deal with it. they cost money. >> reporter: the fee would apply to all cars, trucks and motorcycles raising about $2 billion a year. >> why do we need more costs to get from a to b? >> californians already pay about 40 cents a gallon in tax taxes and fees for gas. >> those who have vehicles that don't use gasoline aren't paying the gas tax and get to use the words. >> reporter: katherine baker spoke on kpix sunday morning proposing an electric vehicle vehicle, a so-called tesla tax instead of the governor's $65 fee. >> we're taking a lot from californians for transportation. we're not spending it very well. we need to reform. >> reporter: she's a republican get setting up for another battle about how much drivers should pa

, i believe they flushed the mozzarella sticks out ann i told them to stick with popcorn and little goobers at the movies. [ laughter ] >> antonio brown did not practice again, he has a concussion. he had 189 yards back on december 20 but the one thing we learned today, stay awayy from those mozzarella sticks. >> some great movie advice. >>> expect to see a lot of orange tomorrow. echo hancock has declared tomorrow orange friday so make sure you have your jersey ready or the orange suit you own, i know you have one. plan to see a lot of broncos fans showing broncos pride >>> school spending solutions. >> johnson county is mulling over what's best for the district and where millions of dollars could go.>>> donald his crosshairs. the questions facing him now. a series of storms coming in from the west coast, i will let you know what that means for you've basically got a movie theater in your living room. for me, it's changed the way i've seen tv. it was a huge upgrade for us. i love it. i really do. introducing prism tv from centurylink. with all your favorite channels, plus features like whole-home dvr and a wireless set-top box, it's

anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> no talk of any new programs from governor brown in his state of the state address today. instead, he focused on comments already made. governor says california needs to take care of its obligations and be prepared in case of another economic downturn. he touted the steps already being taken to fight income inequality, things like the minimum wage hike and a tax credit for low wage workers. the governor also reiterated his budget proposal to use two billion dollars in temporary surplus money to repair aging infrastructure, from state offices to levees and beyond. and he urged lawmakers to act now when it comes to maintenance on the roadways the highways and the bridges. >> we have no choice but to maintain our transportation infrastructure. doing so without a permanent and expanded revenue source is impossible. that means at some point sooner rather than later we have to bite the bullet and enact new fees and taxes for this purpose. >> and although it's been one of his top priorities, the governor made no mention today of the $68 billion high-speed rail project. this was g

anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> this is state of the state address today governor jerry brown laid out the ways california has fought against income inequality. >> we raised the minimum wage. we now have the first income tax credit. we strengthened our already strong prevailing wage laws. we made sure that 6.5 million workers will be paid for sick leave. >> a top priority in the governor's agenda is california's role as a leader in combatting climate change. >> mankind must change the ways and radically decarbonize the economy. the goal is to bring per capita greenhouse gases down to two tons per person. that will take decades and vast innovation. but with senate bill 350, we're on our way. >> governor brown also cited last month's historic paris climate agreement and said the rest of the world is looking to the state for solutions. >>> and as super bowl 50 draws near, workers in the south bay are prepping for players, parties and thousands of people. kpix 5's kiet do is at levi's stadium to show us all the hustle and bustle before the super bowl begins. kiet. >> reporter: yeah. good afternoon. we are live he

we'll keep you updated this afternoon. cape ann, cape cod, nantucket, wind advisory along the coast in the lighter brown colors between 40 and 50 miles per hour in the light brown and and 50 to 60 on the cape. you can see we have 50 to 60 miles per hour gusts by 3:00 p.m. inland and and will keep the tomorrow. the wind is not a factor just yet but will take a few more hours, between 20 and 30 miles per hour with higher wind gusts at times and watch out for icy spots around freezing. by the afternoon, blustry, 33. thankfully sunshine. you need the vitamin d. 39, chance for snow at night. products hasn't been used on icy roads as an environmentally friendly rock salt substitute?" this may surprise you. >> really? we're going with "c," cheese by- product. >> it is "d d," lemon juice. wisconsin uses cheese pi product -- at one time. >> i figure pickle juice and beet juice are acidic. >> they're popular to use. >> oh, interesting. >> lemon juice hasn't been used. >> thank you. good to know. >>> when you think of praises, you may have a flashback to being an awkward teenager but the number of adults getting t

anne, tom won't. it really was an influence. >> hi, greg. this is elizabeth brown. we worked together at men's health. >> still working out i see. >> i use to make $23,000 back then. >> i remember. i remember you at the energy center working out. you were teaching aerobics. >> you gave me my name that i still use kitchen fixing. >> a collection of strange videos. you can only get them in germany. >> we didn't interview together they said he should be some pain. >> is the kind of wisdom you would get from me. >> it was a good interview. but anyway, i lost track of you after that. i want to know how you made the transition. >> it is interesting because most of the stuff in my career i didn't plan on, which i think is a great piece of advice that if you move forward and work part-time as sooner or later you'll end up up where you are supposed to be. what i do on fox news is no different than what i did in the editorial media itself, which as i was that there with a group of people and talk about the issues of the day in the magazine and cracked jokes. that is mapped on

ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the governor unveiled his new budget plan. some of the winners and losers in this proposal. >> reporter: brown'sbudget means more green for students. the governor wants to spend about $2 billion more in the classroom compared to last year. >> we're spending significantly more money on education. the growth per student is about $3600. >> reporter: thatand there's more money for healthcare. $740 million in additional state funding for three million extra californians now covered under the affordable care act. >> we are continuing the cuts that we've had during the recession, and those things need to be restored. >> reporter: the governor's budget also includes more money for low-income californians. >> we're giving a cost of living increase to the elderly, disabled, and blind for the first time since 2006. >> reporter: but joseph berry worries that won't be enough. he says the increase for him amounts to just $17 more. >> people can't really, you know, in reality, pay bills such as. >> reporter: republicans were generally supportive of brown's budget. >> however, we do feel that individuals with d

brown. we want to welcome our co-panelists, ann vaughan and jason cone for our discussion today as we begin a new year and an important year, as they all are, in afghanistan. and we were going to bring a number of different perspectives to this conversation today. we're going to begin with opening comments from each of the panelists. and there will be different angles and different approaches, i'm sure, for each. we're going to look forward to your comments and questions in the second half of the 90 minutes. but previously, we will have discussed the broad state of afghanistan today. you know, its overall political and military prognosis and trajectory. we will talk about the afghan people and their wellbeing, human security, and how the conflict as well as everything else going on there is affecting them. that will be a second main theme. and then a third, obviously overlapping theme as well, will be the very important role of nongovernmental organizations or ngos. and again, we're honored here today to have ann vaughan and jason cone. ann vaughan, if i can say a brief word about each of t

brown has the full story in her cnn special report. the secret life of gi joe. here's a preview. >> a hit on the new administrator. a woman named ann>> when you read the text and saw he wanted to put a hit on the village administrator, what was your reaction to that? >> holy crap. >> commander was talking about a facebook message from early april of 2015. in it he writes to a woman aring forced to retire by new village administrator. work life has been a living hell the last two months. close to entertaining a meeting with a mutual associate of ours with the word white in their nickname. investigators claim white is code for a high ranking gang member. >> we actually located the person we believe there is an attempt to recruit to do the hit. >> what did that person tell you all? >> that he was familiar with the area. he interviewed him as an attorney's office, and he didn't have any knowledge, any hit or anything like that. >> authorities say there is no additional evidence he pursued a hit on the administrator. >> what did they get wise? the rest of us really all thought this was a hero that was shot by bad guys. >> what's interes