so, to bring him back is a great thing for the whole flamenco community. and then the show on march 9th as well. it's going to be so exciting. so, we really invite people to come. it's a community event, it's a wonderful time to socialize with the whole community and get together, see people you haven't--maybe haven't seen for a while, meet new friends. and it's a thrilling evening of great music, great dance, and spanish culture. damian: do you think that we as the bay area have learned to embrace and appreciate what flamenco brings to us, or we're still kind of discovering it? what do you think? nina: well, i think we're still discovering it in many ways, although, you know, it's definitely a growing group of aficionados and people who follow flamenco. you know, there's a lot of stereotypes about flamenco, and a lot of the flamenco that comes through on the sort of main touring circuit internationally tends to be very theatrical or modern dance oriented. and one of the things that we do at the bay area festival, festival flamenco gitano, is to really emphasize the grassroots flamenco, flamenco as a culture, a living culture,

adding to it, winds will be very strong upwards of 40 at times, so whiteout so stay where you are and stay off the roads if at all possible! snow will begin to taper off later this evening and eventually exit by midnight or to be strong throughout the night, so blowing snow is still a decent possibility early wednesday morning. the rest of the 7 day forecast looks dry and quiet with highs in the 20s and 30s. meanwhile, enjoy the snow daynd be safe, everyone! see graphics. >> has been closed from the iowa border to the tea exit. -- sioux city is among several communities that have declared snow emergencies. in sioux city, that means, parking is prohibited on on emergency snow route streets. violators will be towed. the city has also closed city hall and other non- essential services and facilities, including the libraries, the tyson events center, convention center, musem, art center and long lines family rec center. ktiv's michelle schoening has led our blizzard coverage today. she joins us with live link 4 from along floyd boulevard in sioux city. you're right al. we've been out all

put in my net worth statement and that's been filed and, unfortunately, people are very unhappy with it because it's turned out to be so strong and soat the press is very unhappy. i just want to -- i made the statement, a lot of people didn't pick tum. i will open up the libel laws so when papers write false information about people, they can bring a lawsuit, and if, in fact, they are right. you are able to sue the papers and you can get damages. >> ted cruz asked from the debate stage why not release the tax returns from the years you are not being audited in. will you do that? >> because everything is interrelated. ted cruz never employed one person. i employ thousandsud of people. over the years i have employed tens of thousands. i have a massive company. you may have seen the pictures where i'm standing with 3 feet of tax returns. everything is interrelated. >> mr. trump, a lot of your supporters are hoping that you will do for the economy that you have done for your businesses and what you say you have done for your businesses. we talked earlier about the g.d.p. number that just came out for the fourth quarter. this country gro

and words are not sufficient to describe it, though i may try. it had just never entered my world view that someone could be so cruel and value life so little. many have asked me how i feel about dynel lane. early on i said i had forgiven her. it's part of what i am as a human being and martin luther king said we must develop and maintain the capacity to forgive. he who is devoid of the power to forgiie is devoid of the power to love. there's some good in the worst of us and evil in the best of us. when we discover this, we are so no, i do not hate dynel, but caused, deceit and her selfishness and this element is hardly fathomly for me. she has answered to the state of colorado for the heinous crime she committed and i hope she reanything reflects on what she did and why and seek inner peace and find a way to pay the debt. my spirituality and faith in humanity in spirit pulls me through my darkest days. but it's not easy. how confusing life can be so cruel and so beautiful at the same time. sometimes the lessons in this sometimes i have to though those to the way -- throw those to the wayside and not look for the deeper lessons, the vulnerabl

adele was crowned queen of the british music scene and vanished memories of grammy awards sound blemishes. >> to come back after so long away and be so warmly-received is really lovely. thank you so much, and to all the other girls that were nominated, thank you so much for letting me be your company. you're incredible and amazing. >> she also took trophies for british female solo artist of the year, british singer of the year, and album of the year for 25 was the last one. >>> an unforgettable face in an unusual place. >> a furry find in a donation bin of one of the thrift stores. >>> all right. he's here. the harlem globe trotters bringing the world tour back to the pnc arena. don't stop now. keep going. the 90th anniversary tour featuring all the great basketball skills and the tricks we have come to love. we're talking about a cause that's really near and dear to the heart. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> we've got you doing tricks and everything. >> i love what i do. >> you guys have this cause that is near and dear to the globe trotters' heart. >> basically, we are running our initiative. you can nominate heroes o

and in spirit pull me through even my darkest days. but i do not mean to suggest that it makes it easy. how confusing is it that life can seemingly be so cruel and so beautiful at the same time? >> inspiring words from the woman who survived a vicious attack, one that killed her unborn baby, and almost killed her, too. today, her attacker found guilty of attempted murder. >>> good afternoon, that verdict came in just after an hour ago. the jury found dynel lane guilty on all charges. 9 news reporter ryan harris is live in the boulder county justice center with more. ryan? >> reporter: tarhonda, dynel lane found guilty on all of the counts like you said, attempted unlawful termination of a pregnancy. and all four of those separate assault counts. now, the jury deliberated for six hours yesterday. and came back this morning, with that guilty verdict. dynel really did not show much emotion when the verdict was read. wilkins cried silently in the audience. this was a brutal attack on wilkins in which she had responded to a craigslist ad for maternity clothes. wilkins survived to testify at trial. she spoke with us after the verdict today. >> it just ne

so clearly a huge problem. i think there's so much that the nfl does. it's about optics. it's about making it look like they're doing something. and so, i mean, yeah, i would just be curious to know what the plans are. what programs they're gonna put in place and how they're gonna fix this. so that, as a woman and other women, we feel comfortable going to a football game and being a football fan and proud to call ourselves football fans. >> seth: well, i'm really glad that there are people like you calling him out on that, and i think there needs to be more voices in sports. so, nicely done there. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: and -- but you mention -- you mention optics, and i want to make sure there's not something wrong with your optics. because you are a vocal -- you say that as rob ryan, the defensive coordinator now for the buffalo bills, you believe he is a -- he is a handsome man. rob ryan. >> i'm sorry, the handsomest man. yeah. >> seth: this is the handsomest man in sports? >> so, like, i'm not sure why that's so weird for everybody, because as you'll see like, look at that flow, seth. [ laughter ] i'm not sure why everyone's like, what

so is older than you. we should let him be president first. so why don't you step aside. we will let him be president first." and then, four years later, "oh, soyou should step aside." they told me things like, "you're too young to be president." and then i said, "how old were you when you were president?" and they were younger than i was at the time that they said that. they said you have to learn to play golf, you have to schmooze with us in the bar, talking about sports, and all this stuff. i found out later that these are the kinds of things that in corporations, they tell women. i mean, i really wondered about this. ♪ rachel: i can vouch for the fact that there are over 1200 trained women directors, professional, experienced women directors, directors guild members who are not working. and every year that goes by that they are not working, their careers are dinged by the fact that they are not working. maria: when you dig into the pool of women directors, it's a very shallow pool. most of the women in that pool are movie stars or the daughters of movie moguls or producers or something. you are for the most part not going for women who hav

and i always thought of the united states as being so welcoming and so many cultures and blah blah blah. and then there was this crescendo of hate fear based rhetoric that was coming out of our drunk uncle at the wedding, trump. >> seth: yep. [ laughter ] >> and i was like, you know, who -- these poor people, you know, they've been reduced to a concept. they're no longer people. who are they? why did they leave? what's their story? you know, what do they want? maybe somebody should listen to them. so, i thought well, maybe if i go over unaffiliated, i could just talk and listen and not be associated with any group. but of course, i didn't know what i was doing. so i had to call someone that had been over there. and luckily for me, this great guy said i'll go back and help to stay and everything else. so we went, tyson photographed and i photographed and basically we just spent -- >> seth: some photos of these people. >> like two weeks -- 11 days. just wandering, greeting boats, helping people going to all the various camps, going up and down the coast. talking to the amazing internation

and in s pulls me through even my darkest days. i do not mean to suggest that it makes it easy. how confusing is it that life can be so drul and so beautiful -- so cruel and so beautiful at the same time? >> reporter: just a year after a horrific attack, she still finds some aspect of life beautiful. but grieving for her unborn baby goern, aurora, is not over. >> sometimes the gifts and lessons of this time are my central focus. and sometimes i have to throw those to the wayside. and i cry and accept the cold brutality without looking for the deeper meaning >> we jury find the defendant guilty of attempt to commit murder. >> reporter: the jury found her guilty on six felony counts including attempted murder and the unlawful termination of a pregnancy. >> she's answered to the state of colorado for the heinous crimes she's committed. and i hope she finds the time to reflect on what she did and why and find the opportunity to first seek inner peace and find a way to pay the spiritual debt she's accumulated. >> reporter: she is coming to terms terms that she may never understand the why. >> i will continue to focus on my own healing

so. >> there's your boyfriend. >> i wish. show, alison brie. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: thank you, you look beautiful. >> thank you. thank you. >> seth: i'm so happy you're here. >> i'm so happy to be here. >> seth: you got to shoot this film in new york city. >> yeah. >> seth: which must have been fun. >> it's so fun. >> seth: and you, your character lives in the meatpacking district, known for its night life. >> yes, yes. >> seth: did you get to were here. >> sort of. but you know, we were mostly shooting nights. >> all night, so we would finish at like 7:00 in the morning. but, one night i tried to go out, your buddy, colin jost, was shooting with us. >> seth: yes. >> and, so we finished at like, 2:30, and he and anders holm and i were sort of like, we could go what should we do? >> seth: yeah. should we go? >> seth: yeah, i wish i was [ light laughter ] >> seemed immediately, i was like, he seems so cool. so, first i wanted to go to the coyote ugly bar that was right around the corner. >> seth: yeah. >> and i was just, like, no. >> seth: shouted down. >> i can't, i can't. >> seth: yeah, okay. >> so, then he was like, "no, i know this great place. super classy. it's like, upstai

and applause ] >> seth: how are you? >> thank you. >> seth: so they're just as happy as i am to have you here. >> oh, i'm so -- i'm even happier to be here. that's so great. >> seth: i -- it's always a delight to see you. >> thank you. >> seth: and i remember one of my favorite times that i got to see you was -- you did -- you were one of the great digital shorts at "snl." >> yeah. >> seth: you were in "mother the sequel. they said there couldn't be a sequel to "dick in a box," but -- >> they all said that. >> seth: they all said that. >> they all said that. >> seth: how did you get approached? what was the phone call like? >> i was doing -- it wasn't a phone call. i was doing a broadway show. and they said, you wanna do a sequel to "dick in a box"? and i, of course -- [ laughter ] asked my sons -- my younger son, and he said, "mom it's a classic, you absolutely have to do it." [ laughter ] and i said, well, there's no script. i don't know, really, what it is. do i like the "dick in a box?" [ laughter ] what is -- where am i in this equation? >> seth: yeah. >> and then they said, no, it's not actually the "dick in the box," it's lik

so you come with your own mind and with no particular brief, is that right? >> no bias, my own mind, no endorsement, no endorsement coming. i'm not trying to be coy, yes. >> so we know that about you. and so what we ask you from a democratic perspective as a representative is are you concerned that no matter who wins tonight, there doesn't seem yet to be the kind of turnout, we know from the absentees and we're getting drip, drip, drip indications in today's voting, it may not be as high as the republicans? >> ari, i don't think any democrat who really understands the process would have made the claim that the turnout would be the same for the democratic

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a presidential election is fought on domestic issues, but what makes this one stand out is being so odd and soways. there has been this enormous focus on national security issues, on who would be fit on day one to face the challenges call atg to take that 3:00 in the morning. of majoren the focus concern about what you do about the islamic state, syria, the threat posed by north korea, and it has form the centerpiece of some of the biggest debates among the candidates, so in little new hampshire that is forming a big part of the backbone of this debate. are too many candidates, because were looking at an open race on the republican and democratic side, them.through all of tell me how much new hampshire matters and how much it will shape the democratic and republican nominees for the white house. >> i will give you the politicians answer. someone described to me the republican race as being donald trump on top and underneath a bowl of spaghetti. i thought that was a good description of what were facing on the republican side. it is very complex, but it is important from the for momentum into so

and so we decided those are the areas we would like to focus on and we wanted to be sure that the programs are evidence based, so. >> so these three areas are based on research and what's out there? >> so for example cancer is the leading cause of death for asian americans. >> what kind of cancer, because it's so broad. >> but the things for other population heart disease is number one killer. so there is a disparity for asian americans. >> but for asian american women or asian in general? >> asians in general is cancer. >> that's the number one killer. so the disparity is that cancer is something that's preventable, if you get the early detection it is something that's preventable. >> before when you say all kinds of cancer all kinds of cancer? or breast cancer? >> for example breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed for asian woman and also korean and vietnamese have a cancer. scary. >> and one thing we learned, for instance is that even though asian-americans have the highest insurance coverage but they actually have the lowest utilization rate so they actually don't get the screening, the preventive care

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and tomorrow morning. so out and about it is going to be a messy forecast with heavy rain early on, and a lot of that on the ground so watch out for that while traveling out and about tomorrow morning and that rain will be coming down, so we could even see some rain due to that ice. to look at what is ahead, coming up. storm packed to tuesday, icy roads are high and a large concern. so stay inside this evening even to tomorrow morning i would urge you to do just that. road closures on the low side but anytime you get freezing rain car over a quarter of an inch you have to worry about a potential for road closures. power outages and flooding are a moderate concerned we do think there's going to be a fair amount of icing tonight that will weigh down power half inches of rain. so flooding will need to be monitored because there is no place for the rain to go. 24 in robbinsville, 24 in blacksburg, your seven day forecast showing temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. and oh yeah current 62 saturday, 63 on sunday, upper 50s on monday. we're going to see more sunshine, but even on saturday a chance for rain, sunday into mon

and delayed it -- in the late 1980's. there is no real problem in terms of labor. i wonder why a central bank has to be so focused and sobsorbed on the cost of labor and wages, ofopposed to the cost interest rates, and the cost of stock prices. it seems unfair. looking at the big victory on the labor economy. it is not there. cap policy fix it? can senator clinton fix it? can trump fix it? can president obama fix it in the final months? of the the prescription cost in your research notes? --l: the policy for chris the policy prescription is not mine alone. it is simply common sense goals. once monetary policy has been drained of its potency, and certainly we are seeing that now on a global basis, then fiscal policy has to take up the slack. why doesn't that take place? that is because the mindset is anti-keynesian. look what happened in europe with germany and her balance balanced budget. look at the united states in terms of the republican orthodoxy. look at the imf with her tendency to lend money as far -- as long as these foreign extremists balance their budgets. monetary policy can do the job. draghi,ir to yellen an

>> yes and i find boston to be so wealthy in resources. they are so wealthy and diversity and these are all strengths of boston. and so i'm very excited about what we can do in boston public schools. we just finished the first 100 into our long-term strategic works. you want to talk about the long-term can you give us a preview kind of of your vision? more on the global long-term? >> yes absolutely. i would say the first thing is we have to continue actually listening to the communities in boston. and from what we're learning we're going to create a plan that actually meets the needs of our parents heard our parents will save schools, close the held high expectations for kid and as we are about. creating equity throughout the system and it works, again we are very excited to listen more and create a plan that works for families.>> alberto: you are the last community -- segment getting community involved. you're going to face with a lot of things there the boston latin school issue that we did a whole show on that year. but there are many challenges as

about patience, but it's also about the force of water, of being strong and forceful when you need to be. so, it's that going back and forth. so, you know, some people might call it mumbo jumbo, but we really look to bring out the most positive elements of your naming ceremony into your work moving forward with your family, with your community. so, when you're out there as a member of our community--i won't speak just of our calpulli, but of our community. and you have this name that you went through in ceremony. and you need to carry yourself in a certain way. damian: see, that was going to be my next question is, what kind of responsibility now do you think you have? it's not just about acquiring your name and then going out and saying ese es mi nombre, "here's my business card. i have an aztec name." is there an added responsibility once you do that? tamara: yes, absolutely. there's an expectation that you're going to take your name, carry it, hold it with responsibility, with honor. and then you also reflect our community, our broader mexica aztec community. so, that we have respect for the environment, right? a love of fa

fault maybe i actually can help them and so this went on and on and on. >> it is so complex because you can possibly help your child and so the issue is that it can be subtle so if you are going to be like the other characters in the book and you decide to try to get rid of everything else and devote your time to helping the child reach his or her potential potential that is a lot to ask so in a way you are being told that this is the only way to go forward and i think that's the whole question of parenting today. we now live in a world this is where the story brightens somewhat we now live in a world that has been created by things that took place in the 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s by parents who decided to stand up to this attitude and it had other manifestations. the shame of that was associated was so powerful the parents were told routinely to send their kids away to institutions. they were told to put the children away and try to move on and try to develop their activities. >> doctor spock said to do that. we were stunned to find in page 549 in the first edition of the book recommendation that is the recommendation that is in the maternity ward weav

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so we find out where these threats are coming from. and i said, boycott apple until they do it. boycott them. who cares? we have to be smart. we have to be vigilant. you know there are so many enemies out there. we have to be so smart and so vigilant. now, i will say this. the new hampshire experience to me was an amazing experience. but what was their big problem. i go in and their big problem heroin, drugs. you look at new hampshire the most paoutbeautiful people and place. they're great. you're great and they're great. no matter where we go, the people of these people are unable. the potential of the people in our country unbelievable. now, with new hampshire, remember this, they said to me mr. trump it's haireroinheroin. the drugs are pouring in. you can't even associate it. we're going to build a wall and i owe them i owe them. no matter what they talk about common core and everything but what they really talk about is the tremendous drug explosion. it just seems so strange because you look at it and it's so beautiful with the trees and the beautiful roadways and everything and every meeting i went to they talked about hair heroin, heroin and it's pouring in from the southern border. i said you know what

so far as today there is a lot of talk that there is a demand that prisoners be released and this is possibly being considered and pushed by both sides. again, there's so much going on right now and the situation is so complicated and they've taken so long to even get both sides it to these talks, what may happen throughout the day we will have to wait and see >>> thank you for that. meanwhile on the ground in syria i.s.i.l. is claiming responsibility for three bomb attacks which killed at least 60 people in the capital of damascus. it happened in a shrine in a mainly shia suburb. >> reporter: the trim blast ripped apart vehicles and shattered buildings and killed scores of people in the immediate vicinity. the attackers main target was a bus carrying shia militia men. this is a site of pilgrimage and a shrine. soldiers operate road blocks around the shrine. lebanese group hezbollah and other militias have a strong presence there. many fighters visit the shrine before heading into front line combat >> i say mercy for the martyrs and a quick recovery for the injured. this will not stop us but will make us more resistant and determined. >> reporter: a car bomb had first been detonated near a public tr

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be nice and sunny so that will be a good thing. into the weekend, though, we are going to warm up so dry air will be here for the weekend and warmer temperatures. and one day we could get near 60 degrees. and then next week and a chance to see some snow moving back into the forecast. so i'll show you that in a second. in philadelphia, 37 degrees. lehigh valley already in the upper 20s and some spots like allentown and pottstown. we are below freezing in millville. 32 in atlantic city. mid-30s for dover. all the numbers dropping overnight so expect to wake up with temperatures in the 20s. so here for the philadelphia area, at least, by about 7:00 a.m. right around 27 degrees and not really getting up to freezing until about lunchtime. so it's going to be a cold day tomorrow but don't worry. we'll be dry. right now, nice and dry, a few very light snow showers off to the west and northwest. not a big deal for us, though. we have the cold front to swing through early morning and high pressure to keep us dry pretty much to end out the week but there's a chance we could have a few showers very late friday. will not be a big deal. here's

be in your next too. >> thank you, we'll talk. but one of the things that you confront are creative difficult we have one thing that's so, so good. and another thing that's so, so, so good. they can't both be in the movie. >> jimmy: like you and matt on the show tonight, one of you had to leave. >> that was a hard choice. >> jimmy: unfortunate. but i am psych the about it. >> a similar choice with your work in the film. they had to make a tough choice. and it's just -- the movie was a hair long. you know. the stuff you did was so good and they were like, you know what? maybe what happens is he's unscrewed for too little amount of time to be this good. where else is he? we can't have him be that good and be in this little part of the movie. so what they did was took that right out. [ applause ] >> no. >> jimmy: they took what out? i don't know what you're saying. >> the stuff was so awesome, it was too awesome. >> jimmy: not my stuff? >> like if you look at the sun for a second, aah! >> yeah, your stuff. >> jimmy: what do you mean they took it out? >> it's not in the movie that most people will see. if you like break into the lab or s

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be keeping in touch with meet ral gists. >> as mother nature dictates. thank you so much. and maryland state highway authority also saying that they're going to be going out and checking as need be. so they're going to be doing it, just depending how the storm and what exactly needs where. so they're going to be adjusting as it happened. as for the district of columbia mayor muriel bowser saying that tonight at 11:00 p.m. she will be doing a full deployment of all resources staying ahead of the storm. we will bring you the very latest coming up at 10:00 tonight. marina marraco, fox 5 local news. >> thank you, marina. as she just said, mayor muriel bowser says she is fully deploying the snow team, more than 200 plows are at the ready. the first priority will be bridges, overpasses, freeways and major routes. >> we have some developing news from prince george's county. the number of victims in the child pornography and sex abuse case involving a school volunteer continues to grow. and police say one of the alleged crimes happened in bowie. alexandra limon joins us with the latest there. >> reporter: i want to begin by there are two churches, two different groups that operate out of th