when claiborne told me to go upstairs and pack my staff, i did.t up the stairs, i said [ bleep ] you, bitches, got what you wanted. i put my hands behind my back and left with them. her supervisor was like, "nobody cares about that crying." this monopoly game is not -- is not hers, and i could play. the game is over anyways. it's all she said, "i don't like you. you're nothing but a bottom bitch." i said, "whatever, i'm going under the radar again." she asked who else was at the table -- >> let me stop you there, ma'am. does the rest of this novella deal with the incompatibility issue? >> yes. >> okay. i'm dismissing that charge. why don't you go ahead and move on? >> she asked who else was at the table and said -- >> is there anything else that deals directly with the refusing to obey a direct order or the -- making a false statement? >> yeah, everything. it's not that much. it's just -- only a little bit. it just looks like a lot because i didn't write on the back. >> go ahead. >> she asked who else was at the table. quintella, kanesha -- >> the

. >> next, stanford university professor claiborne carson talks about civil rights' leader martin lutherk seminar which included field trips to visit historic sites. this is about an hour. >> who is martin luther king? when we look at martin luther king, there is one side of him that is a famous individual. he is the 1964 winner of the nobel peace prize. he is the person who really was the most influential leaderf

and dan harris. >> ron claiborne. >>> breaking news from sweden.e're hearing reports of an explosion outside of a subway station. in the capital city of stockholm. lice say aan has been seriously ing juried after pinging up an october from the ground that then exploded. police say the explosion was not terrorist-related. >>> there is a winner in saturday night's powerball lottery drawing.< one. a single winning ticket purchased in new hampshire. the jackpot estimated at $559.7 million. that's more than half a billion bucks. that winning ticket, matching all six numbers. 12, 29, 30, 33, 61, with a powerball of 26. was sold at reed's ferry market in merrimack. >> that's reed's ferry market. >> i'm not going to touch that one. >> in what sit, merrimakk? did we say that? >> several million dollar winners in connecticut, new jersey. texas. >> why are you telling me? >> maybe you bought one. >> i didn't. i should have. >>> and in pennsylvania. a philadelphia firefighter was killed. he died in the line of duty in a house fire. 11-year veteran matt letourn

the mysterious ron claiborne up next. >> good morning to all of you. glad to be back, dan and paula. adrienne, robert. >> ronald, hi to you. >> very capable rob marciano. >>> we'll begin in washington, d.c. where the u.s. supreme court has decided to agree to decide on the legality of president trump's travel ban. the court will hear arguments in the spring and is scheduled to issue its ruling by june. of this year, in the meantime, the latest version of that travel ban affecting people from six majority muslim countries, that remains in effect. >>> in hawaii the national guard's top commanders said he told the governor that the missile alert last week was a false alarm two minutes after that went out triggering widespread panic but it wasn't until 15 minutes later that the governor told the public it was a false alarm. a spokesperson for the governor said it took all of that time for him to track down his team that handles social media. >>> in toledo, ohio, two of the four teenagers arrested for tossing a sandbag from a highway overpass that smashed t

here's abc's ron claiborne. >> reporter: it was late afternoon, a report of a car stolen from in fronthe gas pumps of this atlanta convenience store while the driver was inside, in the car her two children -- 4-year-old arya and 1 month old ava. the surveillance video showing one of the alleged car thieves. the mom, precious wilbur told a a crew what one of her children was wearing. so, the cameraman joined police to search. and they found little ava left in the middle of a busy parkway >> she was in her car seat on side of the road in the cold. >> reporter: her sister found inside that stolen car, left abandoned miles down the road. later, mom and her infabulous girl reunited at local hospital. thanking the cameraman who helped save her. those little girls are okay and tom, two srpts are under arrest. police looking for a third. >> big thanks to that eagle-eyed news photographer. >>> still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday -- a woman famous for sneaking on flights without a ticket, strikes again. plus, a possible invasion of privacy case at a gym, members say that

here's ron claiborne. >> reporter: some californians will be flying high legally come monday morning when the golden state becomes one of three new states to legalize recreational marijuana. some weed shops got pre-approved so they'll be able to open their doors at 6 a.m. >> there is going to be a very historic day. >> reporter: marijuana use will also officially become legal in massachusetts and maine but won't be sold in retail stores for months. other new laws that will be rung in with the new year, new york state will allow workers to take eight weeks' paid leave to care for a newborn baby, sick family member, or for a family member deploying to the military. in vermont, an employer will no longer be able to demand that employees provide their social media content. while in california, an employer can no longer ask an applicant, "how much money were you being paid before?" and in colorado, young people caught sexting will face punishment ranging from stern lectures to being charged with a misdemeanor. and in illinois, pets will be treated more like children than property in divor

here's abc's ron claiborne. >> reporter: it was late afternoon, a report of a car stolen from in front the gas pumps of this atlanta convenience store while the driver was inside. in the car, her two children, 4-year-old arya and 1 month old ava. the surveillance video showing one of the alleged car thieves. the girls' mother, precious wilmer, told a camera crew from our affiliate in atlanta told them what one of her children was wearing. so, the cameraman joined police to search. and they found her. >> she was in car seat. she was just in her car seat. it was very cold. she was on the side of the road. >> reporter: her sister was left in the middle of the street. later, mom and her infant girl reunited at local hospital. thanking the cameraman who helped save her. >> he's like a hero, a guardian angel. >> reporter: despite the temperatures being down in the 20s, those little girls are okay and tom, two suspects are under arrest. police looking for a third. tom. >> a big thanks to that eagle-eyed news photographer. ron, thank you. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonigh

he replied that cheatham and claiborne determined it was not best to bring on an engagement at night. i heard were believed claiborne regretted it immediately thereafter and said no such weight should be on his mind for a similar cause again, and in that feeling, lost his life at franklin thereafter." what happened was hood only put in his memoirs, he put -- major joseph cumming and rochford said they delivered orders to cheatham, and cheatham said i am not going to attack. it is late, i will not attack. hood put that in his memoirs. and he did it because stephen lee basically give him an ultimatum. he says, if you do not tell what happened at spring hill, if you don't do it in your book, i will. then there was one other letter that hood did not include. isn't that great handwriting? and it was a letter from a member of the staff of ed johnson, who was one of the division commanders. he said -- he said that -- well, i am mixed up here. he mentioned that his colleague, e.l. martin on the staff of ed johnson, said that he had heard cheatham give the orders not to attack because it was d

first let's get to the morning's top headlines from ron claiborne. good morning to you, ron. >> reporter: good morning, lara. good morning, everyone. we begin with a developing story out of costa rica where 12 people, 10 of them american tourists, were killed in a plane crash. the single engine charter plane went down in a wooded area shortly after takeoff. among the americans on board, a family of five from suburban new york, identified as bruce and irene steinberg and their three sons. horrified vacationers saw the plane go down and rushed to the wreckage to try to help. >> my family and i were having lunch and we heard the plane coming overhead pretty low, so we all left the table to go see the plane pass overhead with our kids. and as it flew over the top of us, it made a really hard left-hand turn and was totally sideways and then nose dived straight into the ground and there was an explosion. >> a florida couple and their daughter were on board as well as two costa rican pilots. >>> a man with a grudge against police shot five police officers k

former mayor, frank flaherty, former mayor joe walsh, the late state senator, and the late senator claiborne pell. mentorships like these can be life changing and i applaud organizations which pairs mentors with at-risk youth. vulnerable young people with mentors are more likely to maintain better attendance and positive attitudes toward school and they're 5% more likely to go to college than their peers. mr. speaker, it is with deep appreciation of my mentors and the power of mentoring that i recognize january as national mentoring month. thank you. and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina seek recognition? ms. foxx: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. today we celebrate 25 years of observing religious freedom day. on this day, more than 200 years ago, our forefathers in the virginia general assembly sought to practice their respective religions freely. so they p

ron claiborne. >> dr. dan harris, paula, robert good morning. >>> we'll begin in afghanistan where gun men stormed a hotel popular with guests in kabul. there was a 12 hour gun battle. six people killed and six others injured. 150 others rescued from the intercontinental hotel some using sheets to escape through windows. afghan forces they they killed all the assailants. the taliban has claimed responsibility for that attack. >>> back in the u.s. house speaker paul ryan ordered an investigation that congressman pat meehan used tax dollars to settle a sexual harassment complaint. by a former female aid. the speaker also removing meehan from a post on the house et i cans committee, calling on him to repay the money he used if he used it. meehan is denying the allegations. >>> in california the death toll in santa barbara county has risen to 21. search teams finding a missing mother from montecito. two other people are still missing. evacuees are starting to return to area. officials are expected to reopen th

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. >> next, stanford university professor claiborne carson talks about civil rights' leader martin luther king jr.'s upbringing and chronicles his life. this takes place at ebb thesier church in atlantaer. the class was part of a three-week seminar which included field trips to visit historic sites. this is about an hour. >> who is martin luther king? when we look at martin luther king, there is one side of him that is a famous individual. he is the 1964 winner of the nobel peace prize. he is the person who really was the most influential leader of a great social movement. he is the only american who is honored with a national holiday in his name. so there is that uniqueness that, you know, practically everybody in the world knows the name martin luther king, but the question is that i'd like to the address right in this setting is who really was martin luther king. because, one of the advantages of using a a setting like this is that we can really practice history the way it should be. it shouldn't be about names and dates that you remember. it should be about the study of the things tha

i've read the deputy's report and i've talked to deputy claiborne.taken into account you haven't had any problems. you just need to make sure you follow all of the rules and regulations. you pled guilty to obstructing vents and other openings. i found you guilty. i impose five days of disciplinary segregation for that charge. i've suspended all five days, okay? >> okay. >> you pled guilty to removing an inmate wristband. i've given you seven days loss of visiting for that. so seven days, that's one calendar week, so if you have a visit scheduled for next week -- >> i do. >> you won't get that visit, all right? >> my sister is coming from california. >> and for the abuse of privileges, you have pled not guilty, i have dismissed that charge. >> thank you. >> okay. do you have any questions? >> no. >> i need your signature here on my copy. >> of all things, they took my visitation. i'm not going to be able to see my sister. i don't even have visits. it's my one visit i'm going to get. my sister's going to be here. >> removing an inmate wristband is a pr

he does most of his stunts, ron claiborne. >> that's why he gets hurt, yeah.ion on this post is get ready for the most thrilling mission yet. a date earlier he showed another photo on chagoury. he shared this, we just upped the ante for the sixth "mission: impossible." i can't wait for you to see more and revealed it's called "mission: impossible fallout." he did break his ankle shooting one of those stunts back in august. shooting suspended for two months. ooh. >> ouch. >> rough. >> yeah. >> that's a rough landing. >> anyway, the movie is not until july, let's not play that again. super bowl fever. >> three times is enough. >>> you'll love this. you know we have a soft spot on the weekends and have a sneak peek at budweiser's commercial and it is a tearjerker. it features real-life footage, real employees who served up relief, boots on the ground during the company's emergency water program to send cans of water to xhieptss hit hard by the recent natural disasters. ♪ no, i won't be afraid now, they always give out donations but with the pace of this year's di

. >>> and we want to send things over to ron claiborne for a look at what else is going on in the ne od morning.ne. we'll begin with new details about the las vegas mass shooter in the days leading up to that ssacre. workers at the mandalay bay hotel and casino had contact with the gunman steven pad dock, every day. on the day of the shooting october 1st, there was a room service delivery to his room and a call to housekeeping. mgm resorts owner said the inactions were normal. paddock killed 58 people before fatally shooting himself. mo navy announcing that they haed a missing a that crashed back in november. it was located, the remains of it, the wreckage of the c2a greyhound aircraft was pinpointed last week in the philippines sea at a depth of more than 18,000 feet. experts say bringing up the wreckage will be one of the deepest recovery attempts ever made. three american service members died in the crash. their bodies were never found. >>> and breaking overnight hall of fame basketball star julius erving has been hospitalized after becoming ill at a philadelphia 76ers game in ph

claiborne temple where dr. king had his last stands with the sanitation workers march. the community center in chicago, buildings from the public works administration when they funded the creation of several community arts centers around the united states. birmingham. tohave the good fortune partner with the city of birmingham in 2015. we were introduced to this a doctor at the african-american museum of culture. and that national birmingham civil rights institute. they wanted to make the national trust aware of an impending threat to partially demolish half of the aging gaston -- the aging gaston the -- the ag gaston motel. right,look to the far the city has proposed to develop what they were calling the freedom center. a lecture hall, so they could attract visitors from across the nine at states to have theersations about -- united states to have conversations about the civil rights legacy. -- wewanted to help wanted to help secure national recognition. you cannot destroy and demolish a building of this significance, especially if your vision is to secure that level o

claiborne temple where dr. king had his last stands with the sanitation workers march. the community center in chicago, buildings from the public works administration when they funded the creation of several community arts centers around the united states. birmingham. tohave the good fortune partner with the city of birmingham in 2015. we were introduced to this a doctor at the african-american museum of culture. and that national birmingham civil rights institute. they wanted to make the national trust aware of an impending threat to partially demolish half of the aging gaston -- the aging gaston the -- the ag gaston motel. right,look to the far the city has proposed to develop what they were calling the freedom center. a lecture hall, so they could attract visitors from across the nine at states to have theersations about -- united states to have conversations about the civil rights legacy. -- wewanted to help wanted to help secure national recognition. you cannot destroy and demolish a building of this significance, especially if your vision is to secure that level o

claiborne fox jackson was hoping to use that to make it a proto- secessionist army. but lyon wednesday was prevent that missouri state guard, sterling price, from getting organized in so he launched what we call today preemptive strike and swept through the state driving the missouri state carjacked down at the southeast corner of the state, where the commander, sterling price sought an alliance of brigadier general ben mcculloch who was commander of the forces in arkansas. nicole got permission from richmond to make common cause with missourians would with missourians were not passing the ordinance of secession's cross into missouri in the combined army of confederates in missouri state guard advanced. the approach springfield, which is where he had doubted his column and both sides pause to him and each other to find out each other's elements because there was a the threat of rain, the southern site called off their attack, but lyon only nine miles away in the city of springfield did not bring their. he moved out during the night and launched his attack successfull