>> well you know, when you talk about success stories i guess it's in the eye of the beholder.

they went about doing this on television to behold a media style was created and that was by the state senator wendy davis. wendy davis in the closing days of the legislature undertook a filibuster of that though it was putting the restrictions on abortion services in the state of texas. and through that one effort she became kind of a bicoastal hero of the liberal element and so wendy davis got elevated into a major personality in texas and is subsequently announced she was going to run for governor soap low and behold here was the great pope hope of the liberal democratic element in the state to start making texas blue. they were going to elect wendy davis. battleground texas quickly changed its emphasis. it had originally been as i indicated a long-term effort to register more voters to turn them out to get them part of the overall electorate in the state and therefore change the electorate and make it more democratic. well along comes wendy davis and they decided they are going to latch on to the campaign and indeed from about july of 2013 and on they become almost an affiliate of

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behold beholders. >> ♪ what about me? ♪ why should you care ♪ ♪ just like you ♪ ♪ going to mit ♪ ♪ with that thing i couldn't do ♪ ♪ >> he is a regular emcee qt. the students in the audience loved it. take a look. >> why is he wearing the sweatshirts over their legs? >> i don't understand that. >> you older people. >> oh yeah i'm young and therefore i have to wear something that makes no sense. >> i said older. we all know i am 48. >> yes, are you 48. >> let's not get into that here. >> is this surprising that -- doesn't every person think in their heads that they can rap? >> it is clear from this video that he is a born lyricist. this is amazing. this guy is golden. i haven't felt -- this is the most uncomfortable internet individual video and i watched people get beaten half to death. this should be on world star. >> it is like one man too many words. >> yeah. >> you don't know what i am referencing, but it involved a blender. ambassador you taught a course called intro to rap history and hip hop culture. >> i did sever

i saw some soldiers that was beautiful to behold. >> hut. forward hut. hut two three, four., two, tree, four. left face. >> and you'd better tell uncle everett to quit joking about the wics because these girls have gotten to know trucks better than he'll ever know. the next day was saturday night. ♪ >> shupz have you news accidents are of are are of. >>> she was very nice. a real apple girl. just the right size. just the kind you like. but in the army, man proposes and g.i. disposes. >> fall out! >> and the next morning i was out there like the rest of them. getting tough. in this man's army, they want you to be tough. tough, and i mean tough. a toughened army means a good fighter who can strong up to an enemy and beat him to the draw. and after a hard week, a soldier welcomes a sunday. ♪ holy holy holy ♪ ♪ >> this morning i have a g.i. report. i think you'll all be interested in. this is an official statement from the war department. in the present world war, there are more than five times as many men with high school education in our armed forces than were in world war i.

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grateful i'm grateful that you didn't know me and somebody told you about me we spoke and low and behold we've done wonderful things together we'll continue to do wonderful things together i think mark sanchez and eric mar were on the board they were guide and mentors i appreciate all of you and all in the world that transcribed thank you for allowing me to do this work it's been an incredible life journal i'm continue to cherish my granddaughter be four i'm glad to be on the odds hammering the board to do more for our kids by the way we get it and i'm grateful you all are kind of enough to allow me to have a few moments ago ever your meeting bay this is our meeting this is a different look at how we act and behavior thank you for allowing me to come and be at your meeting (clapping.) superintendent. >> so commissioner commissioner maufas we want to thank you on behalf of all the staff all of the educators all of us that work with the wonderful children in our district thank you for your leadership it is a very difficult position but the roanoke city council root of democracy to have an

and, behold, all things have become new. so the old you goes in and the new you comes out. this. unless a change has taken place on the inside, then this will not. the only thing will happen, if you haven't changed on the inside, the only thing that will happen today is you'll just get wet. amen? praise god. you need to take off your shoes and your socks. >> you are going to be the light of 6-2. amen? >> yeah. >> not just your smile. >> get in. face that wall. i want you to sit down. exactly. there you go. extend your legs and your back, back here. come back here. there you go. bring your body over here. cross your arms. praise god. sherman, in obedience and the commands of jesus christ and all your professional faith, my brother, we do now baptize you in the name of the father, the son and the holy ghost. amen. >> amen. >> amen. praise god. you can get up. >> amen. >> amen. all right. there you go. amen. amen. >> all right. >> it felt good. i can't remember the last time i was in water like that. >> you have to always hold out hope and especially in a place like this. givi

behold: week night crescent pizza pockets party. pillsbury crescents. make dinner pop. guess what goes really well with eggs? pillsbury grands biscuits. make breakfast even better. grands biscuits. make breakfast pop. >> the golden gate bridge is on track and on schedule to reopen at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow after a weekend closer to install a median barrier. we will have updates throughout the newscast. >>> hundreds of thousands of people are expected to march in paris today to show share -- their solidarity after last week's terrorism attack. it is expected to get underway in a few hours. several european leaders are expected to attend. >>> meanwhile this morning a manhunt is underway for a fourth member of the team that did the killings. just as others are released. abc news reporter michelle franzen has the latest. >> the most wanted woman in the world is on the lamb. a member of the sleeper cell that killed twelve people at a newspaper in paris and held others hostage is at large. days before the attack she reportedly fled to spain and made a stop in turkey before going

low and behold, we learned we had a great partner with the state of kansas and also with the county. we got together and figure it out there was a blighted area and it was going backwards rapidly backwards, there was nothing there whatsoever. there are only 260 $5,000 a year that they were collecting in taxes from that property and the surrounding area. today, after we have built the racetrack and all the other developments that sprung up around it, we now have a casino, hotel, a whole village area that is right around the racetrack -- 12 mean visitors a year now come to a place where nobody visited before. we went from 206 $5,000 annually to testify million dollars in taxes today. we are proud of that. not just for nascar and for our business, but for what the community has done, how they've embraced us. it is really a story of high you can be successful if you partner together and have the same vision. >> tell us the story. there some commonalities. one of the most max stories in sports, business, and community with katrina. we all watched as katrina hit your city. what was the sta

you're aware of or not, but shortly after that report came out, the sleeping watch dog report, bow and behold the sunshine task force found another violation that they sent to the ethics commission. that concerns the library of the president commission and the then president gomez who shouted down a member of the public when she tried to speak at a library commission meeting. you took this matter up, and found in words that i'm not exactly able to quote, since she wasn't an elected official or department head, you said you didn't have the power to basically unseat her, but you sent a letter to the mayor saying that her behavior was basically outrageous and fell below any standard of decency and public service that should apply, and recommended that she be sacked. that letter got no response whatsoever from the mayor. and after a year, i believe a number of, what loosely is known as sunshine policy folks came to remind you, and you then sent a second letter a year or more later reminding the mayor of the first and asking him to take action. that letter also was never responded to. eventually,

and lo and behold, i don't know, 27, 29 days prior to julie post's death, ed had increased her insurancee 4 or $500,000. now, this is a woman who is making in the low to mid-20,000 a year range in salary. and he has got this 6, $700,000 life insurance policy on his wife. that is when i began to believe maybe we have something here. >> police also discovered that ed post was enamored with a married woman who worked in his office. her name was kim botan. on the day of julie post's funeral, ed made an unusual request to kim otang. >> kim otang had a twin sister and at the time of the funeral of julie, ed post said to kim otang, maybe when this is over you can set me up with your sister. and that seemed a most inappropriate thing to be saying, and particularly at the time he is alleged to have said it. >> police were also suspicious about the way ed post told the story of finding his wife's body. the story never varied, almost as if it had been rehearsed. st. louis police tape recorded the conversations. >> and then when she came over the edge of the tub, being as wet as she was in the water

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all right, now behold. you know what that is? >> what is that? >> cookies and cream. >> oh, they are beautiful. >> yes, so we got to get --. >> all right, all right. we treat the cookies like wine tasting. i don't ever want anybody to bite into a cookie and not get what they want to get. we're training staff because they can look at the cookie and tell if it's wrong. >> oh, here we go. >> you smell it and then you taste it, clean the plat palate with the milk. >> i could be a professional painter because i know how to do this. >> i can tell that it's a really nice shell, that nice crunch. >> but inside. >> oh, my god. so you are going to -- cheat a little bit. i had to give you a heads up on that. >> what's happening tomorrow? these cookies, there's a lot of love in these cookies. i don't know how else to say it. it really just makes me so happy. man, you bake a mean cookie, anthony. >> i know. people really know if they are getting something made with love. >> aww >> you know, you can't fool people. they know if you are taking shortcuts here and

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the way a video like this proliferates the minute it's been released is quite something to behold. >> how much of it, is it released to cause fear in many countries, especially the countries with the governments involved as a recruitment? how does it present itself on line. >> the fact that it's been made in defiance of the international community's attempts to roll islamic state back, degrade it, that is something which is a powerful recruitment tool. it's saying not only are we sticking around in iraq and syria, but we're going to carry on defying the international community and carry on killing innocent people. it does gather support from a very small minority of the jihadist community. >> this strategy by isisis working now. >> it's been appearing regularly in the media for the last six seven, eight months, ever since mosul fell. if we consider that similar crimes not necessarily like this but there are similar crimes taking place in nigeria and syria that don't get into the paper as much as islamic state. every time islamic state appears in the headlines at the top of the hour, i

check that out. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> jon: behold! gravity! come on, guys. it's supposed to be snowpocalypse. you have to do better than this. >> we're going to slide down this hill real quick. there was this parking lot was completely completely full and now it is completely empty. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> jon: so a parking lot that was once full over time became empty. and yet somewhere else one would imagine a parking lot that was once empty has become full. ( laughter ) as the circle of parking-- and while weather reporters bearing witness to a storm's power has become a bit of a cliche, the constantly evolving innovative industry has once again upped their game. i give you anchor in a car. >> good evening from the snow-bound and eerily quiet streets of new york city it i am chris hayes. right now we are out and about in new york where very few others are. ( laughter ) >> jon: you guys, you know google street rue, view, right? that would be a good shock, don't you think? google street view if i talked while it was going on? ( laughter ) but as always

behold: week night crescent pizza pockets party. pillsbury crescents. make dinner pop. in some cities around the country. >>> we are continuing to following developments in the search for the two suspects in the deadly shooting at a paris newspaper. the men were spotted this morning northeast of paris and now a tense confrontation with police is unfolding. elaine cobb is in paris with the latest. elaine, what can you tell us? >> reporter: there are reports that at least one hostage is being held by the brothers in a factory near the charles da goal airport. one says they have been killed but a paris office has denied that. the french interior ministry will only confirm a police operation is under way in the area. the minister was speaking after a crisis meeting after a meeting with president francois hollande, the prime minister and the police chief. >> about the movement of the brothers after the attack on the newspaper, do we know where they went and how they got to the area that they're in now? >> reporter: there were several sightings of them after the attack. but t

lo and behold, there is a little naked lady inside. she looks like she could belong to a famous painting, but i don't think that was the intent. when i did learn is that the cane was owned by an osteopathic surgeon. this is a gift among surgeons perhaps, with a somewhat scandalous side story. this is a portion of a dresser set that was retailed by theodore star in new york. this one belonged to john d rockefeller. we are excited to have that here in the collection. we also have a wonderful case of ladies accessories. ladies had a lot more accessories then gentlemen. he had a handsome selection. things like, dresser sets, this marvelous little swan had flask, made by a probably the cameo company in england. then we have things like card cases. there is this little fraud leather case. if you look closely, you will see that it has matching decorations. the frog leather -- if you look closely there are tadpoles swimming around in gold. of course, gloves. to get into gloves like these, you would have to have a ladies made. most of the peopl

behold: week night crescent pizza pockets party. pillsbury crescents. make dinner pop. guess what goes really well with eggs? pillsbury grands biscuits. make breakfast even better. grands biscuits. make breakfast pop. >> good news for residents at the apartments in san jose with hot water back on. it took six days to repair a gas line at the apartment complex near san jose city college. a tree fell last tuesday breaking the line. residents were kept in the dark about repairs. the city said they were not informed of the work until friday so they could not inspect it until yesterday. as you can imagine residents were frustrated. >>> the war was -- water was coming out and we are carrying huge vats of boiled water. >> the hot water was flowing at 7:00 last night. >> did your mom tell you to bundle up when it was cold to avoid catching a cold? >> what mom didn't. >> they everyone right. a study says the common cold is triggered by chilly weather. >> mom is right. colds thrive in cold nose when the core body temperature inside the nose falls by five degrees the immune system

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behold: week night crescent pizza pockets party. pillsbury crescents. make dinner pop.erican heart-throb... on a flight to san francisco. what happened in the air. and a surprise announcement from the president, late last night. the plan for 2 years of free college. and we're hearing that the suspects who allegedly went on a shooting rampage at a paris newspaper are surrounded by police. we'll have the latest on this breaking news. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:30. we begin with breaking news forecast in some cities around the country. >>> we are continuing to following developments in the search for the two suspects in the deadly shooting at a paris newspaper. the men were spotted this morning northeast of paris and now a tense confrontation with police is unfolding. elaine cobb is in paris with the latest. elaine, what can you tell us? >> reporter: there are reports that at least one hostage is being held by the brothers in a factory near the charles da goal airport. one says they have been killed but a paris office has denied that. the french

beauty is in the eye of the beholder. >> i'm completely biassed.nk people who are extremely attractive get a break. more so thant rest the rest of us. >> i think i've seen that, too. are the judges? all right. >>> out number of hours you work can read to risky dangerous habits. >> and we're timing out hour by >>> the timing of this morning's snow is very important because mixed with subfreezing temperatures, you are in for a tricky and messy commute. >> some of the snow is sticking. storm team 4 is tracking flurries moving into the area right now. >>> did morninggood morning. welcome to "news 4 today" on this wednesday, january 14. we have school delays tipcontinuing to come in. howard county schools is on a two hour today. >> and calvert county schools are closed. if you live in prince william's county schools there are also closed. we've learned montgomery and arlington county schools a are on two hour delay. federal government agencies are open but you have the option for telework or unschedule >> we won't get a lot, but enough to cause untreate

an appraisal gives a sense or a baseline when you're talking about that kind of money, and low and behold you agree to an maiment that a subsequent appraisal shows might be worth $4 million less. that's problematic. now i asked the city administrator which ultimately oversees this department -- i don't know if she's here, because i do have a problem with this kind of a transaction where we are agreeing to pay for a number that in the end turn turns out to -- it's not like it's somebody's own appraisal. it's the city's appraisal that was conducted and over pay by a certain time. i don't know if the city administrator is here. >> i don't think due to a number of commitments she is unable to attend but i stand by what mr. rose indicated and we will address in the future code amendment best we can and due to the nature of the agreements and improve our diligence and i believe if we did an appraisal it would have likely supported the conclusion today. we don't have that in front of us and i realize that and you're acting a bit on faith. however that's i didn't am here to provide you with my ex

. >> started going online and googling googling, googling and low and behold found him on a website. lost my doggie.com. i just -- i was speechless even just started to cry. speechless. >> reporter: sight gave them a picture and the name, kara. and then -- >> google lost dog kara fox story comes up first. >> reporter: our coverage of the lot of pooch provide the the back story. >> with the images online i could printout and i can take it and stare at him and match his little spots and mashings on his body. >> reporter: they were sure they had her dog. >> phone call later, and the reunion was set up. >> you have grown so much. >> reporter: the folks from francis veil looking on and her husband lawrence filming the emotional scene -- >> what kind of add haven't cher did you have? for two years. >> reporter: isa got requainted with the dog she brought hem from turkey and feared she would never see again again. >> we have a miracle right now. i am just so happy. i don't know. i am thanking fox news forever and ever. >> reporter: the veterinarian at francis veil will neuter and micro chip

lo and behold, there is a little naked lady inside. she looks like she could belong to a famous painting, but i don't think that was the intent. when i did learn is that the cane was owned by an osteopathic surgeon. we surmised this was a gift among surgeons perhaps, with a somewhat prurient side story. gentlemen always had handsome dresser sets. this is a portion of a dresser set that was retailed by theater star, another great retail firm in new york. this one belonged to john rockefeller. we are delighted to have that here in the collection. we also have a wonderful case of ladies accessories. ladies had lots more accessories than gentlemen. we have a handsome selection. things like, dresser sets, this marvelous little swans had flask, made by a probably the cameo company in england. it was given a silver cap and so ld in new york by theater star. then we have things like card cases. i will draw your attention to this tiny frog leather case. if you look closely, you will see that it has matching decorations. the frog leather -- if y

lo and behold, the citigroup language turns up in the final bill almost word for word.hat's more, republican and democratic leaders in congress again with a wink from the president sealed the grip of pluto krats with another provision tucked away in the same bill. it allows big donors to contribute up to $1.5 million to political party committees in a single election cycle. as one of the robber barons explained, we're the rich, we own america. we got it, god knows how, but question intend to keep it. which brings me to this new book on the gilded age then and know by historian steve frazier. his title, the age of acquiescence will be publisheder in year. he's a scholar of american history who shuttles among the centuries comparing our past to our steve frazier, welcome. >> thank you very much for having me. >> it's become something of a cliche to say that we're living in the second gilded age. are we? >> yeah. i think we are living in the second gilded age. it's similar to what went on in the first gilded age. >> give me a working everyday definition of the description

. >> reporter: behold the power of social media. two fighter jets, escorting the planes until they landed safely. >> you could look out the window and see people with machine guns and people with all sorts of threatening things, bomb-sniffing dogs. >> reporter: someone hiding behind the handle king zortic sent these threats to delta and southwest airlines. "i have a bomb on one of your planes, but i forget which one when i left the airport. can you help me find it? it was smuggled through one of the back entrances." today, twitter suspended the account. the user could face federal charges. >> clearly, this person can go to jail. just because there wasn't a bomb, doesn't mean that you can't be charged with some version of threatening an explosive device aboard an aircraft. >> reporter: twitter fiercely protects the privacy of its users unless there is an exigent emergency involving the danger or death or serious physical injury to a person. sometimes requiring authorities to get a court order in cases. >> there are literally thousand

and lo and behold, the organization is getting better.and we're utilizing different technology to be able to do that. we're using existing technology for this purpose that we weren't using before, and border patrol agents, you know, god bless 'em. i'm very proud of the work that they do. they, unlike the leadership, are not risk averse. you tell them, hey i'd like for you to be able to count on your shift this afternoon how many people came across. they're like okay. without a thought right? is they want to be able to do this. and they're going to come back to me and say i could have done a lot better, chief, if you gave me a, b and c. throughout each successive year as we talk about that and look at the manner in which we're collecting the data how we're standardizing the methodology across how we're capturing it and how we're assessing what that means, each year it gets more and more exciting for me to do that. but i will always stop short of saying this is the number, and it's right. it is a number, and we believe we have some processe

behold the lamb of god. behold him who takes away the sins of the world. the center of the aisle and return by way of the side aisles. those seated on the far sides, if you would come up by that side aisle and return to your seat that way. please follow the instructions of the ushers. it is the long tradition in the church that only those who are catholic and disposed to receive should present themselves for co- communion. we want everyone to feel welcome. if you're not receivinge inging communion, we still invite you to come forward. you can put your arms across your chest and we will offer you a blessing instead. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> our hymn is 690, "on eagles' wings." ♪ ♪ you dwell in the shelter of the lord who abide in his shadow for life ♪ ♪ say to the lord my refuge my rock in whom i trust ♪ ♪ and he will raise you up on eagle's wings ♪ ♪ bear you on the breath of dawn make you to shine like the sun ♪ ♪ and hold you in the palm of his hand ♪ ♪ the snare of the fowler who never capture you ♪ ♪ and famine will bring you no fear ♪ ♪ under his wings yo

. >>> it was a sight to behold not one but two spectacular fire works show over the delaware river. what better way to ring in the new year. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch was in the middle of the all of the action as he caught up with revellers as they geared up for 2015. >> a booming start to 2015 the flash and bang of fire works high in the sky. each burst brighter then before making moments that drove some along the delaware to hold each other a bit closer to watch. others reached for their cell phones aiming up to capture something social media worthy but eyewitnesses tell us that nothing topped seeing those flashing finishes in person. >> it is just so energizing. >> reporter: do you like it better at home with the heat on, on the tv or is it better out here in the cold. >> i think it is better out here. >> reporter: as for why to use fire works to kick off the new year these cousins say it is a way to burn off the old to make room for the new. >> i'm ready to get rid of this year and start next year already. >> me too i'm looking forward to a great 2015. >> reporter:

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