and we have charlton heston, blair brown, and jack douglas with us. in korea, right? >> yes. >> when did you first come here? >> 1962. >> '62. you know, you're one of the few-- well, you're the only korean comedian i think i, uh, i've ever known. and the only other oriental i can remember is-is pat morita. >> yes. >> who, uh-- who does comedy. are there-- are there other successful oriental comedians who have made that transference to this country? >> uh, not that i know of. >> yeah. do they-- now this still seems like a silly question. obviously, they have comedians in korea. >> yeah, but you see, uh, it's a tough job. >> yeah. [ laughter ] because-because of the political situation and what you can say? >> yes, because, you see, wh-- uh, where i come from, um, when you laugh at someone, it's an insult. [ laughter ] so, um-- >> i see. if you laugh, that's insulting. >> and also you have to be careful what you say. >> because of the political, uh, situation there? >> yes. >> yeah. >> politics is a very, uh, very strange game, and i can never understand politics, you k

i was standing there and in charlton heston.i sneak out the door and go downstairs and talk to the reporters. i always had great respect and affection for reporters. areeeling is that there some you're responsible people like there are in every profession, but generally it is a tough job to be a good reporter. reporters and fun wanted to go down to the basement of the building where they had these kiosks. they had one from the new york times, the los angeles times, the washington post -- and i got to know all these people. i was down there laughing and joking with them and having fun. the next day, reagan had a luncheon for the republican members of the and the republican governors. i was a senior member of the national committee, so i was invited. you could bring one guest. i brought my son. we are sitting there and there was no head table, just a big like a sun and satellite. we are talking, and incomes don regan, ronald reagan's chief of staff, president of merrill lynch, which no longer exists, and reagan was a prominent guy

and we have charlton heston, blair brown, and jack douglas with us. were you born-- you were born in korea, right? >> when did you first come here? >> 1962. >> '62. you know, you're one of the few-- well, you're the only korean comedian i think i, uh, i've ever known. and the only other oriental i can remember is-is pat morita. >> yes. >> who, uh-- who does comedy. are there-- are there other successful oriental comedians who have made that transference to this country? >> uh, not that i know of. >> yeah. do they-- now this still seems like a silly question. obviously, they have comedians in korea. >> yeah, but you see, uh, it's a tough job. >> yeah. [ laughter ] because-because of the political situation and what you can say? >> yes, because, you see, wh-- uh, where i come from, um, when you laugh at someone, it's an insult. [ laughter ] so, um-- >> i see. if you laugh, that's insulting. >> and also you have to be careful what you say. >> because of the political, uh, situation there? >> yes. >> yeah. >> politics is a very, uh, very strange game, and

colder in ashville, 19. 25 charlton, 28 cincinnati. temperatures dropping in to the teens, in spots by tomorrow morning. we drop in to the mid to upper 20s. a colder start for us tomorrow. highs tomorrow, staying in to the 30s, lows back in to the thursday morning. we have this little bands of precipitation, we have low pressure that is sitting up here to the north of us, the low pressure system is rotating these bands of precipitation in to the area. bringing us a slim chance of a tomorrow. wednesday, a 20% chance of any of that occurring. on sunday, let's talk about the records, mention that, a minute temperature. the coldest high temperature for that date is 27, we probably won't hit it. we will be 3 or 4 degrees away from it. that's not the record that i would be most interested in. 78 for the record high. looks better. it looks dry for us thursday, and in to the weekend right now. tara lynn, you have a disabled vehicle on i-40. >> not really having impact on traffic. it is there. if you see some disabled vehicles or accidents, rem

emily: breaking overnight, the mass pike just reopening all lanes in charlton after a truck crash. this tractor trailer slammed into an overpass there and rolled over. state police say the driver is suffering life-threatening injuries, and was unconscious when he was pulled from the wreck. some fuel did spill after the crash. that woburn man was taken for a wild ride. and right now, the driver has not been found and the hunt is on to track him down. randy: the eyeopener' s frank holland is in woburn this morning with the clues police are following. frank: it all happened right here. and this morning the man on top at this intersection. and this morning the man on top of that car hood is just thankful he' s alive. fred pica suffered a broken foot the car yesterday morning. police say the driver, tyson delgado, was trying to get away after assaulting an officer who was investigating a nearby theft. pica says he never saw it coming. the driver eventually stopped, sending pica to the ground. he' s expected to recover. police are now searching for delgado, who faces several charges. >>

frank: the bus company, first student out of charlton, says the driver has been suspended as they investigate the incident. in the meantime, poirier is due in court this morning on drunk driving and child endangerment charges. frank holland, newscenter 5. emily: this morning, bernie sanders and hillary clinton are headed back to the campaign trail after their first showdown since new hampshire. and this race is getting more and more heated. the eye' s erika tarantal is here with the fiery moments. erika: at their post-primary debate last night, sanders blasted his rival for saying he wants to get rid of obamacare. mr. sanders: "i have fought my entire life to make sure that health care is a right for all re not going to dismantle anything. erika: both candidates got fired up about campaign donations from clinton taking issue with claims s she' s beholden to big s not in any way imply that president obama or myself would in any way not stand up to do what is best for the american people. erika: hillary clinton heads to south carolina today, site of the next critical primary. bernie sanders wil

current temperatures, down to 9 now in charlton. still 18 in iowa city. waterloo in there at 10 degrees. you can see the strong northwest flow here that continues over the upper midwest. here's the mild air. here's the cold air. we're on the edge of that. with snow out to the west of us. but there's another one up here that will come through late tomorrow night and very early friday. could produce a dusting and then behind that, a stronger one up here. looks like this is going to dig a little more and scoop moisture and that's the -- has the potential of produces several inches of snow. to the north of that is where would you see your heavier snow band develop. i'll show you the european models, it has about two and a half inches here in the cedar rapids area. our new gfs model, which just came in, much more bullish on the snow. it shows 7 and a half inches. so right now, still a little bit up in the air how much snow will fall, but certainly the potential is there for several inches avenue accumulation and we'll know a lot more on that in the coming days

kylon middleton was one of nine people murdered at the bethel ame church and charlton south carolina. jennifer and one of her daughters were also there but survived. she talked to her family struggled to cope with the loss. >> i had a little piece of heaven on earth and it was cut short. we per about to celebrate 16 years. >> dylann roof is scheduled to go to trial in july and is facing the death penalty. >>> turning to the weather, snow in the mountains close schools. beech mountain got 6 inches of snow. temperatures plunged into the teeth making it really tough brutal conditions. at home it wasn't too nice out there but it was a macro. >> it wasn't that cold but it will get colder later this week. i will show you in a moment. today's forecast, the low freezing until 10:00 am. 27 8 am, 30 3:10 am 38 noon. an indicator that the afternoon hours will be much cooler. normal this time of year 54. we will be topping at 41. nice mix of sun and clouds and should stay dry. a live picture looking towards downtown raleigh we can see the skyline, no fog and for the nice part to clear. the temper

nevada's democratic primary is >>> no north -- in north charlton tomorrow, the candidate, jeb bush, will be joined by his brother and former first lady. the doors open at 4 o'clock and the rally starts at 6. senator lindsey graham will also be appearing. for more information, just head to the online version of this story at abccolumbia.com. >>> deputies say they arrested a richland county woman after she cut her husband with a knife when he caught her slashing his tires. the richland county sheriff's department says this happened around 3:00 this morning in the 400 block of sheridan drive. 53-year-old vivian jeffrey is charged with criminal domestic violence. deputies say her husband was cut multiple times in the upper body but is expected to be okay. >>> six people in northwest columbia are without on home tonight after their house off bush river road caught fire. columbia fire says this happened officials say the investigation revealed that an electrical malfunction is to blame. damage is statemented around $125,000. thanksfully no one was hurt in that blaze. the red cross is helping t

the driver of this tractor trailer is in serious condition after it crashed on the mass pike in charlton. the accident happened this morning, and caused a big traffic backup. state police say the driver was unconscious when he was pulled from the wreck. ed: new at 4:30: five people have been indicted york' s east village. among those charged are the owner of the building and the contractor for construction at the site. prosecutors say an illegal gas delivery system led to the explosion and the tragedy was preventable. two people were killed when this building exploded last march. heather: heather: new at 4:30: police arrest a woman at the hampshire. they say she was naked and performing what is being described as lewd acts around 2-30 this morning. police say 35-year-old kristin woolf of quincy was under the influence of drugs. she' ll face a judge in april. right now, boston police want to question this woman in connection with several incidents of bank fraud and identity theft. investigators believe she is into cars and steal personal information. if you recognize her, give boston poli

. >> this mercedes with no rims and tires, sitting on blocks is what charlton said their daughter found in in their drive way last week. >> she didn't realize they were gone. up, and realized when the car wasn't moving something was wrong. >> discoveries like that are becoming commonplace. rims and tires have been stolen from cars in at least nine different neighbors, 117 thefts in all since last september. it happens, police say in just seconds. >> think about a nascar race, usually within 30 seconds all the tires are off and new tires are on, they're very, very fast. >> newer cars from honda, mercedes-benz and toyota are targeted most often. tires can bring the thieves 100 goods or more, and the rims upwards of 200 bucks. >> i guess everyone has to find a way to get their hustle on. still, what about the working man that has to pay the next morning to get his stuff fixed. >> they often strike on stormy nights to mask the sounds of the thefts. earlier in the evening and return and get the tires and rims. police are urging homeowners to install lights or cameras on their drive ways, and

union county sheriff's office told us cook reported having engine trouble before going down near charlton mill road and salem road. >>> just in the past half hour, the charlotte fire department spoke publicly about a rash of break-ins at fire stations while first responders were out on calls. channel 9 was the first in charlotte to tell you about those crimes this morning. eyewitness news anchor john paul learned thieves broke into more than a dozen firefighter's cars over the past week, john? >> reporter: this seems to be a really big problem. and it's growing. i can tell you right now, charlotte fire is not happy about it. they talked to us about 30 minutes ago. as you said, about a dozen firefighters have been hit. so far five charlotte fire stations have been targeted. including this one here in west charlotte. this is fire station number 18. they were hit on saturday. there were four other ones throughout the city hit. here's what's going on. someone is waiting until they they're either jumping the fence or walking into the parking lot and breaking out windows of cars. we shot video

to the west, seeing some rainshowers through auburn and charlton. we saw some other spots earlier today, out here in spencer we saw some of that sleet and snow mixing in. temperatures are in the mid-30s, though. nothing would stick, it just happens to be out there. this is a report i got from twitter from cathy, snow in spencer, 31 degrees. it's since moved out of there but when she sent that about 15 minutes ago it certainly was happening. so ground troops, always put on the air quickly. mostly clear skies after midnight tonight. the last of the showers will go away. these snowshowers will try to dive you a of the mountains and hills and dry out. and with the drier air coming in, we'll wake up to some sunshine first thing in the morning. but also colder air coming, that's why the change-over from rainshowers to snowshowers in higher elevations. chillier day tomorrow, nowhere near as warm as it was out there today, despite the lack of clouds. a lot of sunshine for us. in fact, that sunshine will be prevalent in the seven-day forecast. you'll see tha

. - [flamethrower blasting] - roger: charlton heston? what do we do now? - run him over. - uh, what if he turns around and shoots us with that assault rifle? - well, he hasn't yet. have you thought about that? maybe he won't. - yeah, but, what if he does? - don't be a don't-bee. be a do-bee. come on, rog. be positive. - roger: positive? yeah, okay. okay, let's...let's... let's run him over! - good. i'm glad you see things my way. - yeah, yeah, yeah. i hope he doesn't turn around. - he won't turn around, okay? we'll creep up on him nice and slow so he won't notice. - will him not to turn. - will him? - power of positive thinking. - [gunshots firing] - riggs: don't turn around. come on, will him with me, rog. - will him? - don't turn around. i need you, man. don't turn around! - roger: don't turn around! don't turn around. - roger: don't turn around! - believe it! - don't turn around! - riggs: don't turn around! we're better than him! - roger: don't turn around! - riggs: we're better than him! - roger: don't turn! - riggs: we're better than him! - roge don't

be enthusiastic. [ laughter ] charlton-- >> it's a great show, john. >> what? >> it's a fine show. >> it's a fine show! not just a good show. charlton heston is here tonight, [ applause ] korean comic johnny yune, blair brown, and jack douglas. [ applause ] [ music ] we'll be right back. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> we are back. crowd's in a good mood tonight. we got a good show. chuck heston, johnny yune, blair brown, and jack douglas is with us tonight. jack douglas-- if you don't know who jack is-- he's one of the crazed writers who has written for every top comedian in the business and, uh, he always uses-- brings some, uh, home movies. which are the wildest home movies you have ever seen. they make absolutely no sense at all. but jack will tell you what is happening or not happening during them. uh, from time to time-- as you know, doc travels around the country and tommy, for various things, and other guys in the band. and tommy is gonna be-- tommy newsom i'm talking about. beaumont, texas, february the 22nd for the premiere of his composition. he wrote a

and i have some freezing rain with the pink from southbridge to charlton over to uxbridge and the worcester area. that will continue up across worcester county in central massachusetts. great for new hampshire. we have a steady just wall of freezing rain out there. and although in boston. icy spots out there. i will take you hour by hour through increasing afternoon rain in just minutes. daniel. >> daniel: shiri, thanks. >>> this morning, norwood police are looking for this man who tried to hold up a convenience store. this surveillance video you are looking at from aj's on morton street. the store owner tells fox25 the suspect came at him with a knife. the man had own the store for 13 years and tells us he wasn't about to let someone take his hard-earned money. he fought back with a milk crate until the guy ran off. as you can see he was wearing all black and a mask. >>> natick police release this surveillance video from a store. you can see a man filling a bag with underwear and then pass it you off to a woman who leaves with it. police say another woman walks in and repets the process. a

and last seen on charlton lane around 3:30 this afternoon. and he headed to walgreens and left without the phone. could be driving or riding in a red lexus with the florida tag and if you see this man, call 911. and a control burn and a 57-acre fire threatened homes and you can see the smoke from the fire wafting through the air.`` fire equipment got stuck and a neighbor tells exactly what he saw. and 30 feese from the fence back there. and eunderstand the fire is now 100% contained tonight. an orlando woman is on the road to recovery for the driver of the semi truck hit her and drove off. troopers are putting the word out asking anyone with information to step forward. from the headquarters in orlando, what do we know? >> and tonight the victim's injuries are serious, and she is stable at ormc. and troopers at f.h.p. continue to search for the driver of the semi truck. >> this is the intersection at stan lake road and kings point parkway and 68-year-old teresa vasquez was crossing the street to go to the bus stop when the trailer of a semi t

because if charlton heston had access to gorilla suit technology, the "planet of the apes" could have had a happy ending. that's actual feed from the space station the last 24 hours. bam here on earth, we have a great show for you tonight. >> oh, my god! oh, my god! >> stephen: i didn't realize we had the budget for that kind of technology. as i was saying, we have a great show for you tonight. star of the new film "backtrack," adrien brody is here, ladies and gentlemen. ( cheers and applause ) from the "walking dead," danai gurira is here ladies and gentlemen. and here to explain the recent discovery of gravitational waves, theoretical physicist brian greene will be joining us. ( cheers and applause ) oh, that right there is the sound of jon batiste and stay human. >> help! you gotta hide me? behind that wall. >> stephen: go right over there. >> thank you! ( laughter ) all right, the band is about to light "the late show" fuse" fuse but before they do-- he's right over there. >> you betrayed me! damn you, colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: he's going to be fine. as i was sa

randall] perkins - martinsville - 62 layla nichols - roanoke - 1 jasmyn charlton - christiansburg - 8 elijah dixon - collinsville - 9 george wilhelm - roanoke - 32 jeffrey washburn - moneta - 54 ryleigh skye costen - 6 axle sheppard - radford - 7 katelin armentrout - buena vista - 15 ischecking out today's your daily weather almanac average high this time of year forty seven degrees average low twenty eight with the record low minus one the record high seventy four when i can see any records pretty close to where we should be for this 1.2 inches a rain for the year so far for two inches and was give is an inch sir plus already we are finding temperatures in the twenties and thirties all across the area little bit colder hot springs at twenty twenty one bluefield thirty two ronald smith mountlake above freezing thirty four danville at thirty four degrees snow showers sprinkles continue to dwindle most of it now to our east still finding a few here and there don't be surprised by that over the next hour to all that should dissipate will all see increasing sunshine throughout the area ho

the deeper shading framingham, hopkinton, grafton over to areas right now like auburn, spencer, charlton, southbridge, webster, that's where we have steadier light snow right now, and show you how long it end up being in a few. back to you. >> daniel: 9:15. more drones registered than regular planes and faa -- jacqueline fell live in washington this morning and agency hit a milestone last drone operators? >> reporter: ed markey sent letter to the agency asking them what do they do with close calls near massachusetts airports. reporting live in washington, jacqueline fell, fox25 news. >> julie: untruly passenger forces flight to make unscheduled stop. voice video posted on social media and appears to show a person being arrested and removed by the plane by police. removed from the plane rather by police. alaska airlines 769 was diverted to denver last night and short time later the flight continued on to san diego and land at 2:00 this morning. with airbags that can't explode. mercedes benz 700,000 bags send metal fragments and daimler-chrysler recalling 7,630,000 bans. nine are blamed on

airline says the flight 1130 depart from fort lauderdale early this morning and it was headed to charlton, of mechanical issue. the plane landed safely, oia, nobody was injured. jetblue says the passengers are put onto a new plane. melbourne police need your help catching a suspected purse snatcher. police say he robbed two women on the same day. the purse robbery happened yesterday morning at a gas station on the south babcock street and the man in the surveillance picture reached inside of the woman's car and grabbed her wallet and hours later the same man snatched a purse from a woman at a gas station on aurora road. in both cases the suspect took off in a dark colored car being driven by a woman. >>> new this morning we're learning about a double-murder in orange county. sanchez and her daughter, destiny were killed inside of their home on monday. our sister station in portland, oregon spoke with sanchez's ex-husband last night and that is where the family is originally from. and the mother had not been in orlando very long. know anything was wrong until he got a facebook message from

i think he was exposed last night as being of fraud and the charlton that he is. >> alice, the reason ask that is people said the same thing about then senator barack obama when he was a candidate who ended up becoming the president of the united states. it's the same argument. >> how's that working out for us? not very well. here's the thing. ari made a great point in the earlier segment is this what people are really talking about? is this what the voters really want to hear? we spent an entire news cycle with marco rubio and donald trump throwing water around stage and insulting each other. when people want to hear about their policies and their record. that's exactly what ted cruz tried to do on the debate stage. he tried to hold donald trump accountable for his record and his policies that are involved, donating to democrat for his entire lifetime, for his support of planned parenthood, for his support for taxpayer funding for planned parenthood. also sharing the same views with hillary clinton on issues such as israel and staying neutral in the israel/palestinian situation. when

the mass pike from westborough over to auburn after the worcester area, back through spencer and charlton right now. we do have some of those lighter snow showers. we also have some flurries down across southeastern massachusetts toward the new bedford area. this is moving toward boston by later this morning. i am going to break it down for you and track it for you in just a couple of minutes. for now, back to you, guys. >>> it is video that will make you seasick. a cruise ship sails right into the path of a hurricane-strength storm forcing passengers to take shelter in their cabins as giant waves hit the boat for hours. tonight, that ship is expected and fox25's daniel miller has reaction from -- reaction from a new england coverage that is on board right now. >> yes, sara. that cruise ship is expected to dock at its home port in new jersey. it is near the outer banks. a local couple on board say they are happy to be alive. cranston couple scott and shannon are on royal caribbean's anthem at the sea. the video of what it looks like for passengers going viral. the ship goes right into a p

bush, the 43rd president will be here in the state in north charlton campaigning with jeb bush. donald trump is on solid ground when it comes to the idea that the iraq war was a mistake. it starts to get more dicey when he says the bush administration lied about it. you'll hear that from the democrats. but when he said the world trade center came down under george bush's watch that is where it gets tenuous for donald trump. there is not many in the republican party who blame 9/11 on george bush. the other exchange that was significant was the rematch between marco rubio and ted cruz over immigration. and you know, we heard charles talking before the top of the hour about rubio trying to make people forget what happened in new hampshire, if you watch this exchange, people will probably remember the one line that came out of marco rubio's mouth here. watch. >> marco went on univision in spanish and said he would not rescind the executive action -- >> he doesn't speak spanish. and second of all -- >> [ speaking foreign languag ] language ]. >> this is a disturbing pattern now. for

rock hudson, charlton heston, hugh o'brien, ralph bellamy, ann margaret, myself -- all from a town of 10,000 people, with no drama school. no drama program. just a lot of unhappy kids. [ laughter ] >> they said, "i want to get out of here". i wanna hear laugh, i wanna -- i wanna be love. >> i want a bigger piece of pie, mom. [ laughter ] >> we'll take a break, we'll be right back. oh, you've got to leave, do you? wait a sec. i didn't know. you have to run and go kiss the girl tonight. 1100 catholic boys. >> are you really? >> yeah, i am. >> well, congratulations on the picture. the good picture. and i hope you come back soon. >> thank you, johnny. >> thank you, bruce. [ cheers ]lot of times, being a teenager means living with labels. you know, like the ones other people give you. and the ones you give yourself. but what happens when you're labeled as someone you're t? "stop!" wearing a label you don't want... or find yourself labeling other people? it can be so frustrating... sad...lonely. if you're feeling overwhelmed by problems at school... "watch it!" at home, or anywhere else, yo

i was born in massachusetts, not far from here in a little town called charlton.t to the hospital when i was five years old. when i came out of the hospital, i know i was can have a hard time today. most of my family was gone. our store was gone, our home was gone, and likely my mother had taken my siblings out but i lost my dad, my grandparents, my uncle and we did not have a home or a grocery store. we were behind a dam that broke. it was 1955. i have come to realize that i have been able to get myself away from crack cocaine for nine years now. [applause] i had a very hard struggle with that. for about 25 years of my life. all these -- a lot of these things she ticked off, i was, you know, an irregular but constant user and i would mess up my life and never finish anything, as the big book said. when your family gets -- i don't know how my mother did it. we ended up moving to florida. my grandfather had built a home in florida and she took us away from all my dad's relatives and everybody and just wanted to escape. i don't know how she didn't become an alcoholi

he hasn't registered this since charlton, but with what he says, it is highly probable that in front of this crowd today he will delve into some of those issues. >> kerry sanders reporting in sparks, nevada. we'll come back to you, kerry, when donald trump takes the stage. speaking of donald trump, we had an opportunity to look at his family, and his family has definitely been in the spotlight. his oldest son, donald trump jr., is in town to help his dad with his presidential run. today i sat down with him to talk about the trump campaign, his policies and a side of his dad that we rarely see. joining me now is donald trump jr. don, nice to see you. thanks for your time. >> thank you, thomas. >> i know you guys have been very busy running around. how is it for you and the family? this is all brand new to be on the came papaign trail. what's it like? >> it's certainly new but it's been fun talking about my father's message to change the game, someone who has done stuff in the real world, someone who has actually employed people, someone who has had those people depend on the livelihoo