ben. >> here's a black nominee -- >> ben, ben, ben no no no hold on.etely misremitted what i just said. i said just because a black perp does not win an award does not mean hollywood is racist. white people can win all the awards. it doesn't mean hollywood is racist. but that point aside, hollywood for other reasons, who gets green lit, who has production money, represented on screen hollywood is racist independent of the award issue. the opposite of what you said i said. please continue. >> look at denzel washington some of the highest paid actors in hollywood are african-american. can you really say hollywood is racist when some of the top paid actors are, in fact african-american? >> very quickly. >> oprah is one of the richest people in america. doesn't mean there isn't racism in the economy on the job. >> hollywood is genuinely racist how is it right now that some of the highest paid actors and actresses are, in fact african-american if they do not like african-americans? >> let me -- >> we have to leave it there. >> let me answer the question. be

ben, mel, appreciate it. you'll be with us the whole time as we watch it develop over the new year. >>> up next the trial for the boston marathon terror suspect starts this week we're talking about dzhokhar tsarnaev. ahead mel robbins joins us with what we expect. >>> the trial for the man accused of orchestrating the boston marathon bombing starts on monday. deborah feyerick has the details on that case. >>> right near the marathon finish line in boston two explosions 12 seconds apart. >> it was the scene of utter devastation and carnage down there. >> reporter: the bombs kill three. rick ran the fbi's boston office. >> collecting pieces of shrapnel pieces of pressure cooker bombs, backpacks. >> reporter: day three, a break in the case. surveillance video from businesses. a man at the second blast sight. >> he places the backpack on the ground. stands and mills around. a short time later, 15 minutes later, he makes a cell phone call. shortly there after, you hear the first bomb go off. >> day four, the fbi a

ben? >> if i can can w. partners with warren buffett for free i'll take you then day, berkshire all the way. >> on the network for business news here's dave. >> i don't think that the taliban -- the taliban is an armed innsurgencyinsurgency. >> before we start throwing around labels let's look for broadly at terrorism. >> today we are witnessing more than a form of criminal an arcy. >> nothing more than criminal an arcy. white house officials still avoiding calling islamic terrorists islamic terrorists something the former et of the intelligence agencies is warning has very serious consequentials. retired general michael flynn saying, quote, you cannot defeat an enemy you do not admit exists. so is being too

ben's business dried up. she took out student loans an enrolled in community college and retrained for a new career. rebekah got a better job and a raise, bought their first home america rebekah and ben's story is our story.

ben stein? >> an interesting thing here. we have a democrat, working class progressive mayor and the essence of the working class civil servant, the new york city cop saying we don't want any part of you. you are not our kind of working class, you are a progressive snob. we are out there working and risking our lives every day. if you are going to dump on us we are not going to show respect for you. how mr. de blasio thought it was proper behavior is beyond me. he had to play with the base. he's getting paid back for it richly now. >> the only boss that needs to go is pat lynch. he's the head of the union using the officers as a political opportunity to get the contract he wants. there are contract deal that is happened recently. >> he would know that by his behavior, he's not going to get that. >> exactly. that's the point here. >> you lost me. >> okay. we have other union bosses here that are criticizing pat lynch and his behavior. said he went too far. he didn't get the amount of money he wan

host: on the cover of the latest "weekly standard" is ben carson. taking ben carson seriously.uest: ben carson, as most people know, is a doctor. he has a fantastic life story. he comes from a difficult background, and rose to be one of the top neurosurgeons in the country. he has made a name for himself. i think in many urban school districts, he is taught alongside martin luther king as a real hero in the african_american community. a few years ago, it he gave a prayer __ he is a christian and is open about his faith __ and he scrutinized obama for not following christian principles. he burst on the political scene. he got on the cable news scene, on fox news. he has taken storm, conservatives. his critique of the obama administration has gotten conservatives and republicans excited. it remains to be seen. fred barnes wrote the cover story for us and got to know ben carson very well. he described ben carson as a long shot, and i think that is true. he is definitely an outsider in all aspects of the word. i think he is interesting and will have interesting things to say if he

we will move the traffic cam to the ben franklin bridge ben franklin bridge along with all of the delaware river port authority bridges are hut down because of very icy conditions. ben franklin is shut down burlington bristol, betsy ross bridge we have word is shut down, along the the tacony palmyra bridge and commodore barry bridge. again, all delaware river port authority bridges are shut down, due to icing conditions. good day to just stay home and not venture out identify for a while. that is very latest from the traffic center i'm ann evans new nicole, back to you. >> we do appreciate that update. >>> we have an eye on the wet they are morning. we will look at storm scan three here we have lots of rain moving across our area, again, icy conditions involved in all of this we are seeing that play out as a dangerous situation on the roads, carol. >> it really is. what freezing rain is regular rain that comes down on a frozen surface. we have temperatures that are below freezing mark and that is the problem. these temperatures will warm up, this will transition to rain this morning but un

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ben were newlyweds. america, rebecca and ben's story is our story. because families like rebecca's still need our help. i want them to grow up in a country where a young mom can sit down and write a letter to her president with a story that sums up these past six years.

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ben carson. >> that is tough. >> ben carson. he is a retired world class neuro surgeon.says that obama care is the worst thing since slavery. he is dr. ben carson. >> you know, don't applaud that. there is no need to applaud that. the last time that republicans had this many people in their primary field, everyone got to run up and take a turn in the spotlight and i'm hoping that ben gets to do that too. >> he will run for president -- >> he will win a news cycle. >> are there any democrats on this board or --? >> yes, they just have not turned up. >> i'm going to go with my strategy that almost worked last time and go with number two. >> and adding to your roster will be ted cruz. >> ted cruz. he is the junior senator from texas. he will shut down your government on a boat, in a tree, or with a goat. >> would you like it in the house? would you like them with a mouse. >> he is texas senator ted cruz. >> cruz. >> for the record, they're saying cruz, not boo. >> now i have sarah palin and ted cruz, i'm really nailing it. >> i think that is quite a ticket. >> oh my god. >>

. >> i'm ben harris co founder and inventoro go glove.hen i was wearing a glove i found it impossible to control my music with my phone in my pocket. we invented go glove to allow you to seamlessly interact with your mobile device while enjoying your sports. imagine being able to control your music from your pocket wirelessly. with a magnet in the thumb and censors in the fingers blue tooth connects to your phone. you can wear an outer glove on top for the coldest days. when it is warm take the module out of the pocket and use it as its own stand alone remote. our vision is to enable technology to simplify your life without you knowing it is there. life is a sound track. enjoy yours. >> you saw ben's pitch but let me introduce you to the panel. on set with us is nihal mehta. with investments in air bnb and soundcloud. nihal is a serial entrepreneur. joining us from the bay area is michael roberts. he is an avid cyclist, skier and runner. joining us from portland matt compton. he serves on the board of directors at rei and also climbs bike

ben franklin and commodore barry, they have reopened. the crews have been out there salting them so any of those cars that have been backed up waiting for the brinldges to reopen, the drivers can now travel in safe conditions. but if you're at home right now, stay at home. we're checking on what's happening in delaware. we bring in ted furlong, who is our -- tim furlong, who is down in delaware. tim, tell us what you're seeing. >> i'm seeing slippy roads. my thermometer says 36. there is still this layer of ice on the road. so what we have in delaware are speed restrictions down to 35. a big wide road where people tend to zip through pretty fast as they bypass north and south of the city of wilmington. on the side roads, that's where you're seeing a little bit more of the slipping and salting. there are plenty of del dot salt trucks. they mobilized earlier and got the army out there. this might have caught a few people off guard just walking out of their houses. i went out to walk my dog and the sidewalk slippery. what rosemary said righ

ben's business dried up. she took out student loans an enrolled in community college and retrained for a new career. rebekah got a better job and a raise, bought their first home america rebekah and ben's story is our story. >> jon: what? their story is america's story? i feel like that's way too much pressure to put on a couple. now they have to stay together. honey, i feel like it's not working out. >> go ahead. walk out on america. (laughter) >> for more we head out to senior married correspondent samantha bee and jason jones in washington tonight. hey guys, how are you. >> hi jon (cheers and applause) >> jon: what did you make what did you make of the president's repeated use of this couple ben and rebekah? >> well the concept was brilliant jon. the country is a marriage and their marriage is the country. >> jon: yeah. >> it was absolute boss concept, execution kind of sucked. >> yeah. mostly the casting. >> yes yes. >> . >> jon: why would you hard on them. >> it is awkward to bring up for us but we were

ben carson scott walker and mitt romney. scott walker is worried about possible democratic candidate hillary clinton. walker went after clinton in a big way last night. >> i think the other big loser on november 4th wasn't just washington and the president. it was hillary rodham clinton. the reason hillary clinton was the big loser is she embodies washington. she lives in washington. she worked in washington for this president and his administration. she worked in washington when she was part of the united states senate. she lived in washington when she was part of the white house. she embodies it. >> she's responsible for all of that, scott. it's clear the rnc is already terrified of hillary clinton. they should be. americans were not impressed with the 2012 gop presidential field. and 2016 isn't looking any better. in fact the 2016 field could be even worse for republicans. just listen to presidential hopeful dr. ben carson at the rnc retreat on thursday. >> a bunch of rag tag militia men defeated the most powerful and pro

we want to take a live look at ben franklin bridge. we know two lanes eastbound on the ben are open him we'll be back with meteorologist chris sowers, as well. >> pope francis ended his asian pilgrimage with the appeal of the future of the catholic church. he urged the filipinos to work together building a world of justice and peace. 6 million people poured into the rain-soaked streets. it eclipses the five million that attended the mass for st. john paul ii in 1995. >>> for the first time in 30 years, soldiers are patrolling streets in belgium. they are guarding possible terrorist targets and keeping on eye on belgium embassy. one of the terrorists behind the deadly attack in paris was given a secret burial. >>> the citizens crime commission is offering a 9,000-dollar reward for the whereabouts of a missing man from the area. christopher tully has not been seen since he was dropped at ridge and city avenue. family members say he has been diagnosed with bipolar disease. if you know anything about his whereabouts call philadelphia polic

happy birthday ben. >> ben never looked so good. >> he likes chocolate. >> and we are buzzing next?big buzz today because the oscar nominations are out and who is on the list and who got snubbed according to the critics. thank you cable. for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you cable, because if we never had you... we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. the numbers don't lie. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability, and hd picture quality. get a fios triple play online at an amazing price guaranteed for two years and get a $400 bonus with a two year agreement. hurry! it's your last chance! this offer ends january 17th. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> it is time now for the buzz, big buzz in hollywood and beyond because the oscar nominations came out this morning and two extraffic gant comedies bird man and the grand budapest hotel is tied for the most nominations, nine each. tying them is boyhood, the widel

ben carson on deck. >> that was a ghost. head. >> do we need to see your toupee again. >> it is the hair system. >> ben carson, if he decides to run for president, he has steep competition. >>> and then the tip of the day about coffee and your health. see you after the break. i have the worst cold with this runny nose. i better take something. dayquill cold and flu doesn't treat your runny nose. seriously? alka-seltzer plus cold and cough fights your worst cold symptoms plus your runny nose. oh, what a relief it is. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . >>> let's get right to ben carson who joins us now from florida. yesterday he was speaking in san diego at the republican national committee meeting. so doc, you get jeb bush and now mitt romney looks like he can get in. that is big competition if you decide to run for president. how do you see it? >> i say the more the merrier. it is so important that we get the best candidate. not the one with the highest name recognition, but the one who can articulate the values of this nation who

ben carson who is our guest now and is written up by the conservative website and ben shapiro as a rock. >> they love it. rick santorum, mike huckabee, anyone else who wants to go back to iowa and have conservatives fall in love with them again, they're swooning for ben carson. because the guy has the message. and when he gets off talking points, when he was talking to republican party brass last week in san diego, he was a little silted, when he got out in front of the grass roots in iowa, he nailed it. >> thanks, chris. good to see you. >> you bet. >> stay away from the sea bass. i don't like seafood in general. if it swims i don't eat it. no comment on romney. it's about the fish. up next, the man who had the crowd on their feet in iowa, dr. ben carson, joins us live on the unofficial kickoff to the republican race for 2016. if he doesn't get it who does he think should get that nomination? i'll ask him. and coming up someone crashed a drone on the grounds of the white house today. and now we're hearing the investigation may point to an employee of a federal agency. >>> the next time

ben carson who is our guest now and is written up by the conservative website and ben shapiro as a rock they love it. rick santorum, mike huckabee, anyone else who wants to go back to iowa and have conservatives fall in love with them again, they're swooning for ben carson. because the guy has the message. and when he gets off talking points, when he was talking to republican party brass last week in san diego, he was a little silted, when he got out in front of the grass roots in iowa, he nailed it. >> thanks, chris. good to see you. >> you bet. >> stay away from the sea bass. i don't like seafood in general. if it swims i don't eat it. no comment on romney. it's about the fish. up next, the man who had the crowd on their feet in iowa, dr. ben carson, joins us live on the unofficial kickoff to the republican race for 2016. if he doesn't get it who does he think should get that nomination? i'll ask him. and coming up someone crashed a drone on the grounds of the white house today. and now we're hearing the investigation may point to an employee of a federal agency. in my world, wall isn

the ben is doing -- ben franklin bridge. the ben is doing fine. we had an accident that ran into the barrier. we had a tow truck on the vine street expressway eastbound past the schuylkill that has cleared. the ben is looking good and the vine is better. we had a terrible accident on i-95 that has cleared if you need to use it in the morning unlike yesterday it's okay. we have icy conditions, watch for slick spots with the temperatures so cold. this is bethel road at skippack pike. >>> bill cosby is planning to perform in colorado despite protests over sexual assault allegations. he released a statement he thanks his quote courageous fans ready to perform tonight and tomorrow. he is facing sex assault allegations from 15 women with the claims going back decades. cosby denied the allegations through his lawyer, he has never been charged. >>> a man who robbed a convenience store had a change of heart when he walked inside. the masked suspect entered the business ready to commit a crime. he stopped in his tracks when he recognized the clerk. he said

host: on the cover of the latest "weekly standard" is ben carson. taking ben carson seriously.: ben carson, as most people know, is a doctor. he has a fantastic life story. he comes from a difficult background, and rose to be one of the top neurosurgeons in the country. he has made a name for himself. i think in many urban school districts, he is taught alongside martin luther king as a real hero in the african_american community. a few years ago, it he gave a prayer __ he is a christian and is open about his faith __ and he scrutinized obama for not following christian principles. he burst on the political scene. he got on the cable news scene, on fox news. he has taken storm, conservatives. his critique of the obama administration has gotten conservatives and republicans excited. it remains to be seen. fred barnes wrote the cover story for us and got to know ben carson very well. he described ben carson as a long shot, and i think that is true. he is definitely an outsider in all aspects of the word. i think he is interesting and will have interesting things to say if he does

reporting live from the base of the ben franklin bridge, annie mccormack for channel six "action news" good been quite a day, thank you. >>> in the garden state state police handled more than 400 crashes and for a time new jersey transit suspended all bus services. situation was worse in central and northern new jersey, as compared to south jersey, but still commuters all across the state were forced to navigate highways littered with damaged vehicles from spin outs and crashes. the new jersey turnpike and parkway were among the highway shut down. passaic this fire truck was just spinning its wheels and pedestrians had a hard time getting around. >> ice caused problems on the road further north as well. in insuring freezing rain hit later, but with the same results. wet road, turned slippery and drivers had a difficult time keeping vehicles under control. this pickup truck driver could not get out of his own driveway. there were crashes every where, bridges, tunnels and part of the new york state through way were closed because of the dangerous conditions. six abc.com has been updatin

ben, what do you got? >> i'm going to do my indexing as usual vti extremely broad index of stocks done very, very well. hard to beat it by picking. >> for you this is always a long-term strategy right? ignore the gyrations short term. >> i don't have as long as adam does, but for my children and grandchildren. >> who must be can a change every day of their lives. "forbes on fox." >>> it makes no sense to spend $3 million per prisoner to keep open a prison that the world con dems and terrorists use to recruit. it's time to close get bow. >> the president doubling down on his promise to shut down gitmo, he says it will save lives and money, but aren't released fwit mow detainees who go back to the battlefield costing all of us a lot more in the long run? we will come to "forbes on fox" let's go with mr. steve forbes, saab brianna shaver and rick younger and more. >> steve let's talk about the costs now and clearly a lot of those detainees from

ben carson. you wrote if dr.ing could see america today, he would be disappointed in what he sees in the black community. guest: what he was advocating for was not people being sustained, but for people to be empowered. what we have seen is the opposite. look at trajectory of the black community in america from the time of emancipation, it was almost straight up, until the mid to late 1960's. since that time it has been going down. you have to ask yourself, what happened? a lot of people who consider themselves great and wonderful do-gooders started patting people on the heads and said, "i will take care all of your needs." it has created a cycle of dependency. i do not think that is what dr. king wanted. he wanted a situation where people had a fair chance to given their god-given talents and to be contributors rather than need to be taken care of. host: let me ask you this question. who best embodies mlk's legacy today? guest: there are people across the nation in every home. they don't have to be famous people