i'm here in birmingham which is the u.k.'s second largest city and the heart of the very important industrial hub for the uk. why am i here? right here in birmingham's airport, the shadow chance that ed will be campaigning later today. the national polls are incredibly close still. very hard to decide a winner but it is the key marginal seats that will decide the election and not the national polls overall and that's why he's coming to birmingham today. i want to touch a little bit on the national polls being so close because it lead to very odd tactics from both the major parties pouring out new policies which have been criticized for being too short-term in nature. it highlights the desperation for the lack of traction their campaigns have gotten so far. not just the policy is odd but the way he said it. it's like he's trying to convince people with extra commitments that he will do what he promises and he currently feels that people aren't believing him. on the slip side we saw desperation from labour by ed miliband decidi

when released from the birmingham jail and you see the depth of his learningness and sharpness of his the logical in insight and lincoln as you said was really a life-long skeptic and not someone who would have maybe defined himself as a christian in many ways, yet he has this deep self-taught understanding of theology. they both use the text different differently. lincoln quotes ss passages. lincoln uses the bible as cultural glue these are phrases you recognize and help me with my audience the same as shakespeare used in the 19th century. >> king reads the good samaritan, brings the people into that story and say we have to find a way to identify with the other, not to think about ourselves but think about the guy lie ing the street. very different strategies but both very effective in their own way. >> i was thinking chris you mentioned the horrendous butcher bill of the war and how that was a huge part of the context. i think that was one of the things weighing inging on lincoln's mind. even in this meditation that he write writes, you can see it is the why so long getting to it.

visit of pope benedict to england in fact to birmingham. so a grew of british journalists were there to cover the pope, and i agreed to be interviewed in order to publicize the science festival but they'll want to do is ask me question busy the pope, except the questions were things like when is the last time a pope interfered with your work? and what's your biggest conflict with the pope? and -- completely out of left field because for one thing, they're assuming there's a conflict that we had never experienced. in fact the pope supported us quite a bit. they were not happy. they weren't getting the story they wanted. and so finally one of them asked me so, would you baptize an extraterrestrial? and i answered only if she asks. got a good laugh. that's what i wanted. they all laughed. and then the next day they reported it in the paper as if it was some big vatican pronouncement about aliens. there it was. they did at least get that part right. so why that reaction? for that matter, why do they ask that question in the first someplace cert

in september of 2012 i was in birmingham england. to give an astronomy talk at the birmingham science festival. you can read the teacher. it's god said and then there's maxwell's equations, and there was light. as it turned out the day of my talk in birmingham england happened to coincide exactly with the visit of pope benedict in england. they were all there to cover the pope and i have agreed to be interviewed in order to publicize the science festival but obviously all they wanted to do was ask me questions about the pope. except the questions were things like so, when was the last time the pope interfered with your work and what is your biggest conflict with the pope? completely out of left field because for one thing they are assuming there's a conflict that we had never experienced. in fact the pope had supported us quite a bit. they were not happy. they were not getting the story that they wanted and so finally one of them asked me, so would you baptize an extraterrestrial collects i answered only if she asks. it got a good la

you don't use children in birmingham like that. that's a debate.do you use children against gangsters and terrorists like the police department of birmingham? that's a dialogue. malcolm was honest about that. what was wonderful about it was of course when malcolm died, what did martin say? he had the sweet spirit. the most gentle, that's malcolm. martin could see malcolm's gentleness. that's why june 27, 1964 when malcolm here sir martin, i will go with you to the united nations to put the next it's on trial for the violation of human rights of black people, they almost came together. but martin new well malcolm called me a chunk. i didn't like it. i understand where the brother is coming from. he went too far by the love was coming through the language. he was loving the children and the children were being abused. >> host: so here we are on the 50th anniversary of bloody sunday that passed recently. in the lessons from his life in terms of the choices that he made, the spirit with which he believed in this nation and its capacity for the young pe

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king was not from selma, montgomery or birmingham but dr.king was in those areas. >> during the height of the riots there, police made nightly arrests. >> we had people coming in from all over the world starting fires. we want to show solidarity with our brothers and sisters and we intend to protest peacefully. >> about time to do something about this here. >> abdul will be one from baltimore out protesting tomorrow. nearly two years ago, he was pulled over for talking on his cell phone and failing to restrain a child with a safety belt. he said police beat him in his own driveway where his 3-year-old watched. >> once he slammed me from there, he picked me and worked me all the way to the very spot where we stand. >> police say it was because you were resisting. >> at no point did i arrest. >> all of these cops he ain't going nowhere. >> police ultimately dropped the charges but this man says he's speaking out so no one has to endure what he went through. >> so the process is changed. until the policy is changed we want results immediately b

route 202 in birmingham township is delayed in both directions.nly one lane in either direction right now getting by. this comes after a truck knocked down some utility poles. crews are making their repairs. rush hour traffic being detoured. >>> new at 4:30 protecting the produce, the challenge facing local farmers right now. the temperature heads south, and the impact cold could have on your wallet. >>> speaking of cold parts of our region going to be feeling subfreezing temperatures. plus tracking rainfall possibilities for the area as well. who is likely to see the wet weather in my exclusive first alert forecast. >>> right now at 4:30 prepare to shiver. the calendar says spring and as we look live at the stadium in wilmington, but subfreezing temperatures will make it feel more like winter tonight. let's talk to nbc 10 first alert meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> tell us what to expect through the weekend. >> the eld coest part of the weekend will when you get up tomorrow morning. it's going to be cold tonight for the phillies game

the first one from birmingham u.k. that's the passenger getting out of the vehicle. pulls over and distracts the police officer for just a second so the driver can take off in what police believe to be a stolen bmw. now the chase is on. the car getting up to high speeds through traffic. lots of people on the road going through red lights and busy intersections, weaving around other traffic. eventually this chase does end when our driver here tries to go up on the sidewalk. >> woe man. >> there's some style of concrete post the car couldn't squeeze through. the police did catch up with the 29 year old suspect. more dash cam from seattle. the vehicle takes off slowly. the car this dash cam is in is a police car and you hear sirens plus the driver in that police car up ahead in the right side is not a cop. it's this guy right here who walks right in front of the police car earlier in the video. police car unlocked and running. officers were running on something. he jumps in and takes off. why? what are you going to do with a police car? now you see the police car get sp

toward birmingham and huntsville and interstate 65, the moisture is building and we are going to get some of that as early as maybe 3:00 or 4:00 in the morning around here. the rest of the day looks fine. the futurecast, no weather concerns, other than the bright sunshine this afternoon. 5:30 still looks good. there could be higher clouds over us at the time with a few showers in pennsylvania. overnight, the clouds will thicken. still dry. overnight into tomorrow morning, rain moves in. i'm concerned we could have wet areas for the morning commute. a yellow alert for your tuesday. we are going to get into potential showers late in the afternoon and evening. if we are lucky this will hold off until after the bulk of the commute. if not, this could be over on top of us. again this is a computer model. not the gospel, but depicting what the weather is likely going to be. still looking at the threat for showers, possible thunder tomorrow evening, and then the fortunes change more on wednesday and thursday, because the winds will be more out of the northeast east. water temperatures are o

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do you use against gangsters and terrorists like the police department of birmingham?he was honest about that. but it was wonderful while malcolm died what did martin say? if this was the spirit. he said he's the most gentle. martin could see malcolm's gentleness and that is why june 27, 1964 when malcolm hears from martin i will go with you to the united nations to put the united states on trial for the violation of the human rights of black people they almost came together. but martin knew malcolm called me a chump. i understand where he's coming from many went to bar but the love was coming to the language. he was loving the children and the children were being abused. >> host: here we are on the 15th anniversary of bloody sunday that passed recently. any lessons from his life in terms of the choices that he made, the spirit with which he believed in this nation and its capacity for the young people who really do have to carry these traditions forward? any final thoughts for them? >> guest: i think the final thoughts would be that commits oneself to the highest leve

among them, we found abdullah from birmingham, stranded by yemen's civil war. >> you feel the house shake a couple of houses going down. maybe i should move to a different area, because you have family as well. you are just trying to run from one place to another. >> but in teheran, a city under fire our parting image was ominous, the nightly warfare begins again. >> yes, ma'am 's -- yemen's to your there. a "washington post" writer has been accused of espionage. they said he was accused of communicating with hostile governments. washington describes the charges as absurd. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come, south africa's influential zuly king, describing attacks as vial. >> the shanghai auto show opened its doors today. while the cars were glitzy as ever there was one thing noticeably different about this year's show. the lack of scantily dressed female models. here is our report. >> it is often said that nothing matters more to the global car industry than china. it is the world's biggest single car market, and it is pretty much the only place where growth can sti

. >> hi, i'm jessica birmingham a brand new parent my 3-year-old son is starting school monday we signed up i'm familiar with the development in the area with the one 50 van ness as long as the holding holding we were deciding between a nice quiet salt lake city sunset no more 0 port and for all the diabetic changes we're taking muni and going to take our son and show him the urban we're not detold her we think this will make that a more vibrant community and happy my son will be at school and in the neighborhood thank you. >> thank you. >> hi, i'm jim i'm here speaking for hayes valley neighborhood association i'm a past member and on the transportation fund committee i can't say better than what jim said about the facts the hazard of the current building the long process of the market octavia plan all the work that went into that that many organization and you and certainly were all part of we believe we have to respect that processed i do on aside remember sitting here when the school needed variances and needed them quickly we were trying to go quickly to get into a start date for th

you were the special agent in birmingham and watched her work on a case and tell us what you gleamed from that and how that is relevant? >> well she is extremely capable -- extremely capable defense counsel. i watched her for a solid week in alabama on the eric rudolph bombing through the court of a dal bert hearing, which is an evidentiary hearing and the birmingham police and the state authorities could not beat the police just like the boston marathon bombing. and she was there for the purpose of saving the defendant's life and just like this case she is working to save this guy's life. and she worked to that and that is what this is all about -- >> and how does she do that? she faces that -- we say that today, someone that is a convicted terrorist under the most serious federal laws we have against terrorism, how does she paint that picture as early as next week how does she depict that? >> she will use his age, appeal to that because they might have sons daughters, nieces that age so she will drive home the youth of him. she will try to drive home during the criminal trial, the

. >> hi, i'm jessica birmingham a brand new parent my 3-year-old son is starting school monday we signed up i'm familiar with the development in the area with the one 50 van ness as long as the holding holding we were deciding between a nice quiet salt lake city sunset no more 0 port and for all the diabetic changes we're taking muni and going to take our son and show him the urban we're not detold her we think this will

because of an accidents that knocked over three peco poles this is the northbound lane of 202 in birmingham township. a truck hit the poles and peco crews remain on the scene to remove the poles no word on when this section will reopen to traffic. >> police are trying to find four people that robbed a fishtown grocery store this noon, it happened at the fishtown market on the 2300 block of east norris street, one suspect was armed and wearing a mask and they made off with an undetermined amount of money and no one was injured during the crime the master of an elite prep school accused of dealing child pornography will likely spend the rest of his life behind bars, the judge sentenced wheeler to 50 years behind bars, he was found guilty of 25 counts of dealing child porn back in december and he will be registered as a sex offender and will undergo a mental evaluation. >>> a box truck went off the road and hit a utility van in hockessin, delaware the truck is with a company called p.j. fitzpatrick, it caused debris to fall on the roadway and caused a small fire. the driver was not injured. >>

anthony ray hinton, now 58, spent more than half his life behind bars for a 1985 double murder in the birmingham area. today he was freed after new tests were unable to match the bullets to the gun later found in hinton's home. >>> it's been a heavy news week. and here's something that may make you smile. it's the viral video of the day. first lady michelle obama joining jimmy fallon on nbc's "the tonight show" with the evolution of mom dancing two featuring the moves they left out last time like the knock-knock and the ever popular shimmy twist. but then jimmy busted out the barack obama much to the famed annoyance of mrs. obama, who shut the host down with the jimmy fallon. all the fun on the sixth floor. >>> when we come back, the original best seller, the bible coming to life in a lavish new production. >>> in 2013, "the bible" miniseries became a runaway hit pulling in tens of millions of viewers. on easter sunday nbc will begin airing a follow-up mini series picking up where the last one left off. as nbc's anne thompson tells us there's a good reason why hollywood keeps returning to the go

that's route 202 northbound in birmingham township is closed near penn okay drive due to downed wiresa truck took down a couple power poles around 11:00 o'clock this morning. peco was there right now working on repairs. about 500 people were impacted. all but one have their power back on tonight. >>> all right. we are continuing the fun tonight. our spring fling in mullica hill inform. >> party down there. quincy harris bill anderson one of the hottest restaurants. still there guys? >> yes. >> blue plate. >> they're treating us so well here. now earlier on here at the blue plate, we put quincy to work. back in the kitchen. he was filling pasta. this is what you created man. >> well, do you expect anything else from me other than excellence. >> we don't know how it tastes. >> shall we try it. >> yes. >> let's dry try it. >> we're going full on. one of has to be able to take. you take the first bite. quincy made this. they he stuff it. they cook it. >> where am i italy this tastes amazing. >> you think so. >> yeah. >> hold on. >> let's ask -- let's put it to the test. >> let's share. >>

east over the western tennessee valley from lexington all the way south into northern louisiana, birmingham included. damaging hail and isolated tornadoes possible. then dramatically cooler over the plains. high pressure builds in. sunshine but you will need the coats in the twin cities. back to you. >> thank you. >>> we turn to the groundbreaking deal with iran. agreeing to significantly scale back its much feared nuclear program. >> it's a major step in keeping tehran from making atomic weapons. abc's susan saulny has brand-new reaction to the plan. >> reporter: unusual sites on the streets of tehran joy. the people celebrating a framework nuclear agreement reached between their country and six world powers including the u.s. in switzerland negotiators worked marathon sessions with secretary of state john kerry, now a sense of relief. >> this is the safest best way to make the world safer by reducing the ability of iran to be able to have a nuclear weapon. >> reporter: so how does the u.s. benefit? the breakout time how long it would take them to build one bomb is increased from two to th

birmingham in the 80's. feeling like summer in the south. we will get a taste of that later this week. it is clear as high pressure dominates from maine to mid at the plant i can. even in the midwest. you have to go to texas to see some wet weather and that would be moving our way, i would think by early friday morning. the thursday is warm, we will see warm front lifting through, temperatures in the 60 ease and win kick nothing gusting to 30 miles april hour tomorrow afternoon. then rain will be a arriving early friday morning, two or 3:00 in the morning and strong wind ahead of the cold front will pump up the warmth up the coastal plains. we are talking about wind gusting to 35, even 40 miles an hour but it will be warm with some areas touching 70 before that cold front moves through. of course, wind shifts and saturday gets a northerly wind and temperatures back in the 50's. we are not talking about highs in the 30's or 40's. here's what to expect for friday which goodies friday. period of rain amounts of rain about a half inch to an inch

warmth off to the south nashville, atlanta birmingham location will be basically on par with what we ends one later today. so we are expecting the mid 70s, by about 3:00 p.m. seven; i'm pegging the high to hit about 73 before it is all said and done, again also about the time that the stormy weather is advancing. vittoria, good morning. >> good morning, katie good morning, everyone, traveling out and about on the majors, still pretty nice with the exception, women, it will be foggy, and it will be wet. that means that things will get even slower for the return hour. but as of right now considering it is only 4:33, we usually don't have too much volume. it is pretty nice, looking at the ben franklin bridge, again, foggy shot here, you can she in the cameras, no delays in either direction all of the bridges are moving fantastic. and same thing for the schuylkill expressway, if you are traveling on 76, i do want to caution you, however, that it is very slick. it is not only on the schuylkill, it is all of the majors, and in particular i always like to mention kelly drive, because kelly

ssee value lichl lexington, national nashville and birmingham late day. back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> president obama waking up in utah this morning where he will deliver a speech later on the economy. as soon as he arrived last night the president met with leaders of the mormon church. utah is the 49th state the president has visited as president. the only one left south dakota. >>> a daring joyride claimed the life of a high school student near seattle. lupo benson was killed while car surfing. hanging on to the hood of the car windshield as the friend drove around the parking lot. the teen flew out and suffered a fatal blow as his head slammed in the ground. >>> a quite thursday afternoon at a store there until this happened. wait for it. wait for it. there it is. a car comes crashing in to a board game store. an employee had to jump out of the way. police say the driver ran off but they were able to catch him just steps away. nobody the damage to the store certainly extensive. >>> also, this comingtous from australia. some car pooling. can yo

the route 52 bridge over the brandywine creek in birmingham and pocopson township will close at 6:00. the bridge will reopen friday afternoon. >>> speaking of traffic, philadelphia is among the worst in the country coming in at number 20 in terms of traffic delays. that's according to a study to show that some philadelphia drivers spend 70 hours a year just sitting in rush hour traffic. that's like more than three days. the worst peak time commutes are tuesday and wednesday mornings and thursday evening. the nation's worst traffic congestion? no surprise los angeles. >>> boon or bust? how much online gambling is paying off in new jersey and delaware. >>> j people make while filling out their taxes. >>> four minutes before 5:00. u.s. online gambling with not bring in billions of dollars by 2020 that some expected. morgan stanley is cutting its $5 billion estimate nearly in half. online gambling is legal in three states including new jersey and delaware, but they say it's off to a slow start. the firm doesn't believe any other states will approve internet gambling this year. pennsylvani

birmingham 62. and these are nighttime temperatures.o the only place that's really cold is where we have this high pressure system sitting and that's through the great lakes the midwest and through the northeast. but eventually this warmth will be lifting our way it's not going to happen tomorrow. we have that cold high over us. it will be breezy and chilly with temperatures in the 50s. but then a warm front sneaks up from the southwest thursday will be windy. gusts 30, 35 miles an hour but we make it into the 60 if's you like that we're in the warm sector friday in the area between warm front that has passed approaching cold front that will squeeze all of that warm air up the coastal plains. it will be very warm. it will be wet and very windy. we could make it to advisory criteria by late friday with gusts to 40, 45, even 50 miles an hour. we'll keep an eye on that. temperatures in the 60s in some spots possibly making it to 70 degrees. overnight 34 breezy conditions. tomorrow will be brisk the high temperature 52 but mentee of sunshin

anthony ray hinton now 58 spent more than half his life behind bars for a 1985 murder in the birminghame was freed after new tests were unable to match the bullets to the gun later found in hinton's home. >>> it's been a heavy news week. and here's something that may make you smile. it's the viral video of the day. first lady michelle obama joining jimmy fallon on nbc's "tonight" show with the evolution of mom dancing featuring the moves they left out last time like the knock-knock. and the ever popular shimmy twist. but then jimmy busted out the barack obama much to the famed annoyance of mrs. obama. all the fun on the sixth floor. >>> when we come back the original best sometimes the present looked bright. sometimes romantic. there were tears in my eyes. and tears in my eyes. and so many little things that we learned were really the biggest things. through it all, we saved and had a retirement plan. and someone who listened and helped us along the way. because we always knew that someday the future would be the present. every someday needs a plan. talk with us about your retirement to

take a look at this plane as it struggled to take off from an airport in birmingham england, in the middle of a storm. keep looking. the aircraft actually turns sideways in high winds with a skillful pilots still managing to get it off the ground safely. >>> a look at morning road conditions. slick highways and snowy mountain passes in the pacific northwest. roads will be wet at times around the great lakes and in the south. drivers can expect flooding and hail as thunderstorms sweep through texas and much of the gulf coast. >>> if you're flying airport delays possible in houston, new orleans, dallas and chicago. >>> well back to the news now. a manhunt for two suspects in the philadelphia area. >> they're wanted for kidnapping attack and robbery of a jewelry store employee. much of it caught on camera. a red van enters near the victim's store and walks off screen. to her car at the end of her shift. minutes later that same red van reappears leaving the garage with the victim. police say inside. >> they put a hood over her face they tie wrapped her, they were tasering her and what they wan

fifty-eight year-old ray hint hint opposite want quick of the 1985 murders of the two men in birmingham. he was sent to prison based largely on evidence from bullets but new testing showed the bullets culled not be connected to hint on. >> i want to say to the the victim's family i will continue to pray for you just as i have for 30 years. a miscarriage of justice not only to me but to the victim's families. to all of those who say we believe in justice, this is the the case that fell short because i shouldn't have satan death row for 30 years. all they had to do was test the gun. >> his attorney says hinton will go home to try to recover from the challenges of 30 years of confinement. >>> survivors of the yesterday's deadly terrorist attack in kenya say killers appeared to do extensive planning. 148 people were killed when islamic extremist launched a 13 hour attack that included gunfire, and finally explosives. one survivor says the gun man targeted christians by heading straight for a hall where they were praying. that same survivor a 21 year old student said she survived by smearing

with the department of birmingham? but what was wonderful the he had the sweetest of the spirit. but he could seek malcolm's gentleness that is why in to your 1964 when malcolm hears from martin to go to the united nations were the almost came together he called me a chilled by did not like that. but i understand we're a brother comes from he went too far but he was loving the children. >> here we are 50th anniversary of bloody sunday and the lessons from his life in terms of the choices that he made with this nation and its capacity for the young people who really do have to carry these traditions for word? final thoughts? >> that would be to commit oneself to the highest level of courage don't be afraid to tell the truth. bear witness. do not be afraid to not be popular be humble enough to learn from each other but the bold enough to pierce through all the lies and the crimes committed in the name of democracy. but it keeps the blood flowing. what i love about martin in the end all the rest event that is what kept us going. >> amazing conversation. thank you for the book. every

line is expected to set up move across memphis into nashville by tomorrow evening and down towards birmingham and atlanta. then we head towards monday. we're going to have to watch out in places like philadelphia baltimore and d.c. unfortunately, we can't rule out the possibility of tornadoes but the damaging wind threat that is really what's going to be the case here. so you could lose your power. definitely watch out if you'll do any traveling in these areas. airport delays likely from philly right on down to raleigh and jacksonville as well. a high wind threat, spotty hail possible. but we can't rule out the possibility of some twisters as well. >> kelly, thank you very much. >>> when "nightly news continues on this saturday guns on campus. the debate taking place across this country. should college students be allowed to he? > and later an amazing underwater discovery that has the pursuit of healthier. it begins from the second we're born. after all, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned... every day... using wellness to keep away illness... and believing that a si

of bail money for the kids who were demonstrating in birmingham. and then, of course, tragically when dr. king was killed in april 1968 nelson called mrs. king and the follow-up was sent his advance men and organized and paid for dr. king's funeral. c-span: when was that first known? >> guest: he didn't want it known. he said to the advance men who i talked with that we don't want to take advantage of the family's suring. suffering. c-span: so when was it first published? >> guest: when he died. there was a little story to that effect. the full story only comes out now. but the other critical thing that happened between during that month was on april 23rd he was smuggled with happy into the johnson white house. i talked to the man who took him in and took him out -- c-span: who was that? >> guest: larry temple, the head of the johnson foundation now. but young staffer then. and, of course, they wanted it all secret. lbj wanted nelson to run for president. they had a very interesting relationship. c-span: [inaudible] >> guest: well, no. he understoo

now police arrested one man tuesday at birmingham airport. and another monday night.nfirmed the cases are in fact linked. the men were part of a group of british nationals caught trying to cross into syria earlier this month. keep me posted on that development. the social media movement. bring back our girls began. >> as the weeks and months went by, the campaign faded from the mind of many. now one, reporter in snooi nigeria is keeping it alive each and every day. >> i do this every day because the parents of these girls don't have a voice. and i took it upon myself to give them a voice. to tell them that -- that they are not alone. we cannot just give up. we have gone too far. and we try that. i know what it means to be a way from our my children. [ indiscernible ] >> tears come to my eyes. each day he asks me. are you sure. >> i know. i believe. i hope that one day. this will not be showing my face every day. it's not for fun. ate not i'm having fun. ate e know that i enjoy doing this. i wish i stopped this moment. because it also, is stressful for me to keep stand