as big as bowling balls and ended up in john conners' apartment.hbor says it sounded like a gas explosion. but fortunately conners wasn't home at the time. >> i walked in and it looked like a bomb had exploded in here. i looked up and there was like sky and clouds and the planes going by and all that. >> conners says the ice fell from a clear blue sky. he believes it may have come from a passing plane or outer space. >>> incredible story now. former nfl player saying -- saving himself rather from certain death. robert conrad played with the dolphins for six seasons. he was fishing alone wednesday night after palm beach, florida, when he fell out of his boat. the boat then drifted away so what did he do? he had to swim nine miles back to shore. he was found on the beach. he was all right after spending 10 to 12 hours in the water. >>> well boston could be welcoming the world's summer olympic athletes in 2025. beantown was chosen to be the u.s. host city candidate beating out l.a. san francisco and washington. >> technology-based games. a final decis

conner powell joins us live from our middle east bureau with more.alk to us about how the video compared, this one compares to previous isis videos. >> reporter: this video is very similar. it has sort of all of the previous hallmarks of isis video, particularly the execution videos. the biggest difference is that it's a very short video. but it has the same sort of -- shot in the same manner. most importantly has in this one minute long video it has the british voice of the executioner who oversees this. he has been present in almost all of these videos always talking. in the video he also threatens japan and says because of their unwinnable war and what he calls against isis, there will be more violence seen upon japanese citizens. kenji goto traveled there to help free another japanese citizen last year. isis originally demanded $200 million to free him. but in repeat days, there was a deal that looked like might actually come through where jordan would release an al-qaeda linked prisoner and then isis would release a jordanian pilot who they held

i'm rosemary conners. it's 5:30 on this sunday. we'll get back to that breaking news, but first let's get to the weather. michelle grossman is tracking the conditions outside. >> good morning. it is cold this morning. we're seeing temperatures in the teens. another frigid start, but we'll see temperatures rising into the 30s. we'll start out with sunshine. we'll see those clouds building throughout the afternoon hours. current temperatures in the teens. 12 in pottstown. just 11 degrees in mount pocono 12 in wildwood. we started out the weekend frigid and we'll start out today frigid but see those temperatures climb into the 30s this afternoon, so that will feel much better. 10 degrees what it feels like in philadelphia. feels like 3 in wilmington and mount pocono. we're looking at sunshine to start out with. by lunchtime, looking at 31 degrees, right around the freezing mark. then we'll see the clouds building throughout the afternoon, especially into the evening hours and the wintry mix arrives later on tonight. we'll talk more ab

i'm rosemary conners. it's 9:00 on this sunday. meteorologist michelle grossman is

i'm rosemary conners. it's 9:00 on this sunday. meteorologist michelle grossman is watching the changes in the forecast. and it sounds like people should really have their ice scrapers and brooms ready. >> that's right. yeah, we're looking at a messy morning commute. that's tomorrow. today we're looking at a quiet day. good idea to get that ice scraper ready. we are off to a very cold start. temperatures mainly in the teens at this point. we are looking warmer than this time yesterday. much warmer by this afternoon compared to this time yesterday. six degrees in pottstown. 15 degrees warmer in mount pocono. six degrees warmer in philadelphia. these are the actual air temperatures. we jumped a lot since the last hour. 17 right now in reading. 17 in lancaster. 18 degrees in millville. but we finally made it into the 20s in philadelphia. that will be the trend over the next several hours. 18 right now in mount pocono. still below normal for this time of year. still cold. much better than the 20s yesterday. we'll time it out for you in

i'm rosemary conners. it's 9:00 on this

i'm rosemary conners. it's just after 7:00 on this sunday. let's get right to that first alert forecast with meteorologist michelle grossman. you're watching the changes that are beginning to happen between today and tomorrow. >> that's right. and we have some pretty big changes between today and tomorrow. today, we're going to be dry, we'll see a mixture of sun and clouds, and by tomorrow morning we'll see a wintry mix headed our way. so impacting our monday morning commute, but for now, a quiet day. here's a live look outside. we are looking at a mixture of sun and clouds and that's what we're going to see throughout the day. right now, we're looking at pretty frigid temperatures. 12 in mount pocono. 12 in lancaster. just seven degrees in millville and the single digits in atlantic city at eight degrees. you factor in the wind it feels like just four degrees in mount pocono, so another frigid start to the day but we'll see the temperature climb with a wind change. so that will feel nice by later on this afternoon. by 8:00 just 19 degrees. w

conners, the situation just kept going on and on.nsent decree in place and the federal government is going to do what i wish that would have done years ago and that is to continue to look at this police force until we get a police force that the people can trust and that is working with the citizens so that we can have the best police force in the entire nation. >> do you feel like people in cleveland are hopeful that the resolution of the tamire rice case in particular and the federal takeover you're talking about, do you feel like there is optimism in cleveland. how many high profile incidents there have been the systemic trob problems in things like hiring and background checks. i feel like it's hard to look at that and envision a better time. what's the mood in the city? >> well when you know a 12-year-old boy tragically lost his life, the optimism comes from the federal government. if you look at the analogy of the civil rights movement they started looking at and evaluating, there was no hope for an african-american community.

i'm rosemary conners. it's 9:30 on this sunday just after 9:30. the fog isn't just affecting drivers this morning. we've been checking with philadelphia international airport and they are averaging delays of over an hour right now, so keep that in mind. michelle grossman has been tracking the foggy conditions and it sounds like this is going to stay with us for at least a few more hours. >> that's right. we drove in with it at 2:00 in the morning and still seeing it now. seeing some rain and we'll contend with rain over the next several hours as well. very spotty though. it's not going to be a washout like it was yesterday. we are looking at the pocono mountains. fog pretty much everywhere. we're seeing reduced visibilities down to a mile and a quarter in millville. down to half a mile in philadelphia. you look to the north, we're looking at two and a half-mile visibility in allentown. three in lancaster. most spots seeing reduced visibilities. temperatures are mild, so that warm air is contributing to the fog. 44 right now in philadelphia. 39 in

i'm rosemary conners. it's 6:30 on this sunday.s talk about this gift that we're getting from mother nature today because of that rainstorm. we've got some warm temperatures. we're going to be in like the 60s, right? >> absolutely. feeling like spring later on this afternoon. and it's going to feel like 21 degrees warmer than what it's supposed to feel like. and we're going to be cold once again and looking at some of the coldest air we've had in a long time this week. but this morning we are dealing with some rain. on radar you can see it moving from southwest to northeast over the next few hours, we're going to be dealing with some rain. then on and off showers throughout the day. and by this afternoon we have a cold front that moves through that sparks even more showers, maybe even a thunderstorm in parts of delaware or also new jersey. this is what radar looks like right now. temperatures are warm this morning. we'll be warm this afternoon into the low 60s. right now, 43 in philadelphia. in the 30 toss the north and west. 36 in

i'm rosemary conners. it's 7:30 on this sunday. let's get right to the forecast from michelle grossman. let's talk about the temperatures today. not what we should be seeing for january. >> no. we are so well above normal for this time of year. typically we come in around 41 degrees. but we're going to be around 62 as we head throughout the afternoon. the pocono mountains topping out around 50. so i would say perfect skiing weather. taking a look outdoors it is foggy. a gloomy look from our adventure aquarium camera. plenty of clouds in place. we have fog in place. also some rain is falling from the sky. but it is just rain because it is mild outside. a live look at radar here showing us that rain is moving through. that's what we'll have to contend with over the next couple of hours, and then we are looking at spotty showers throughout the day. temperatures right here 43 in philadelphia. still in the 30 toss thes to the north and west. but along the coast of new jersey, we are looking at 50s. 51 in atlantic city. 52 degrees right

i'm rosemary conners. it's 6:00 on this sunday. we'll have more on that breaking news in just a moment. first, let's get to the forecast with meteorologist michelle grossman, and michelle i wouldn't call today's temperatures mild but it sounds like an improvement. >> that is exactly right. it's going to be cold later on this afternoon, but certainly an improvement over the 20s. we're going to make it into the 30s today so feeling way better than what it felt like on saturday. we're starting out frigid though. we are waking up to clear skies. going to see the clouds building in throughout the afternoon and that's before a system that comes in overnight into monday morning. so right now, 17 in philadelphia. 10 in lancaster. 11 right now in mount pocono. just 12 degrees in wildwood. it is cold all across the area. single digits right now in atlantic city as well as millville. you factor in the winds, it feels a lot colder than that. it feels like just 3 degrees. actually, one degree now is what it feels like in mount pocono. so that's

obviously this execution will probably prevent more in the way of conversation going forward. >> connerdate. that is going to do it for us now. we're going to be back in another hour from now, one hour at 6:00 o'clock eastern. we'll have more on that developing story and stay tuned right now because "the five" is up next they challenge us. they take us to worlds full of heroes and titans. for respawn, building the best interactive entertainment begins with the cloud. this is "titanfall," the first multi-player game built and run on microsoft azure. empowering gamers around the world to interact in ways they never thought possible. this cloud turns data into excitement. this is the microsoft cloud. it and the comfort behind it, 8:00 p.m. on fox business. >>> hello i'm dana perino along with bob beckel, eric bolling and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> he tried to get to the white house in 2008 and again in 2012 but mitt romney has made a decision, he is not going to try again in 2016. he made it official earlier in a conference call with his supporters

conner cook fires one into the end zone for the tie and they'll get the extra point to edge out baylor missouri versus minnesota. check out this top ten contender for a play of the day. >> moves in under pressure. williams! to the end zone, touchdown! what a play! >> wow. check that out again. tight end max williams takes air and hurdles his defenders to get the go ahead score in the third. mississippi steps into high gear they down minnesota 33-17. >> up next how bad was it. the celeb instagram photo just yanked because it was so offensive. >>> drew carey was speechless. watch what happens when price is right contestants bid on an iphone 6. ♪ the weather outside is frightful ♪ ♪ but the fire is so delightful ♪ [ male announcer ] nothing melts away the cold like a hot delicious bowl of chicken noodle soup from campbell's. ♪ let it snow, let it snow ♪ ♪ ♪ when you feel good no one is immune. with antioxidants, electrolytes, and b vitamins plus more vitamin c than ten oranges. emergen-c transforms more than just water. emergen-c. let your awesome out. >>> now for some entertainment news

i'm on the conner of golden gate and fillmore everyday with the youngsters. with the last four that was murdered the last once i talked to. >> >> then to come to a place where hear on the news they dehumanized them and made them gang bangers and all of the support from things that they didn't know about. this here has to stop. we just had a guy talking about a terrorists and killing everybody and sounded like he was just wonderful. these things are not happening right. crn -- this new crn is some garbage, straight garbage. that's what it is. they're talking about they're doing. you have dope feigns down there. i am a former user myself but walden house taking over health right 60 and not somebody anybody. we save the lives. these young men that sit on the blocks and standing could catch a bullet. we are talking to the mothers and the fathers out there. my phone don't never stop, don't never stop. i got people coming to me everyday about their sons. now we got people murdered who can't bury their kids, can't get no help because the news media paint them as gan

i'm rosemary conners. it's 5:30 on this sunday. we'll get back to that breaking

i am rosemary conners. it's 10:00 on this sunday. meteorologist michelle grossman is watching the changes ahead for tomorrow. right now, it's sunny and below freezing. >> not a bad-looking day right now. we're going to warm up nicer than what we did yesterday. here's a look outside. beautiful shot of cape may. such a pretty day to be down there. although we are cold in many spots this morning. ten degrees warmer compared to this time. in comparison nine degrees warmer in lancaster. 27 right now philadelphia. these temperatures are really taking that jump with that southerly flow. 22 right now in allentown. 27 in millville. we love to see that. so for today, plan on a mixture of sun and clouds. we'll start to see those clouds really increase later on this afternoon into the evening hours. by 11:00, 29. by 1:00 34. by 3:00, 37 degrees. not a bad day today. i think we'll take it over yesterday. but by tomorrow morning, we're planning on a messy monday morning commute. >> you can get the nbc 10 first alert forecast any time at home or on

i'm rosemary conners. it's just after 10:00 on this sunday. let's check in now with meteorologist michelle grossman to find out when that fog is going to clear. it's been with us all morning long. >> it sure has. fog all across the area. also seeing some light rain falling still. this picture, yeah tells the whole story. we are seeing fog in the entire area. hard to see center city. it gives you an idea. we're also seeing some wet roadways as well with that rain falling. down to a mile in millville to the north and west. we're looking at a mile in allentown. temperatures right now, they are mild. we're looking at 47 in philadelphia. 41 in reading. 50 right now in millville and 57 in wildwood. these temperatures are going to continue to climb as we head throughout the afternoon. right now we're seeing some light rain falling across the area. not everywhere. that's what we're going to see the next several hours. for today, plan on a mild one. plan on some clouds and also spotty showers. by 11:00, 54. by 1:00, 57. by 3:00 p.m. 60 degrees. we'll t

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gary conner.. >>: we served from regimental walnut creek we serve the community. from regiment royal walnut creek richmond to walnurt creek.. >> reporter: 7 days a week full rescue m relay programs of walnut creek flows items that would have been discarded by local grocery stores are donated here. i give happiness to them in terms of food and they give happiness back since and in the form of smiles. >> reporter: they have bought to utter and 50 volunteers and they're looking for more helpers. 250 volunteers currently >> pam: we checked out the last door after viewers reach out to us if you have a story idea godard kron-4- dot-com and click on run kron 4 in net story tap. >> pam: ahead tonight at 8 the massive search for frenchwoman authorities are calling a terrorist. busses the latest twist in the week of carnage in this city of lights. here in the bay area a terrorism expert talks about developments overseas as the mayor cautions travelers around the world. and water taxis try to cash in on the golden gate bridge closure. we are hours away from the shutdown. a l

take a look at the upper right hand conner. fed holds to plan on rates despite, turmoil, alegended news here, the feds are standing by their plans to raise rates later this year. let's distill the story. it sounds frightening, right. when you do a closed analysis, all it says is something like what i've reported lately that the feds will raise rates later in the year another way to look at it the feds do something when it does something. there are issues around the globe that make us worry about a decline in issues over seas. business is doing better in the u.s. that's not bad news it's good news. however, we know the fed is static driven and it would put the plan rate heights on hold. what i have to do is really understand it and i got to turn to mcbeth. it is a tale told by an idiot cig signifying nothing. oh boy. downer. now, washington has been off the front pages forever. the huge and costly fights between republicans and democrats have been the cause. with the budget deficit rapidly shrinking we thought we wouldn't have t

john conners first filed legal conclusion -- legislation after he was assassinated. by the time he was at augusta national, it was 15 years of struggle to get that martin luther king holiday recognized. just before his weekend at augusta, a letter surfaced to president reagan to a leader from the far right john burkes society. he was similar opposed to dr. king being honored. they said it was based on an image, not reality. a conservative republican senator mounted a filibuster that lasted 16 straight days. at the press conference before the golf weekend, this is how he responded about jesse healms filibuster. >> senator helms was saying that he was a communist sympathizer, do you agree. >> we'll know in about 35 years, won't we? >> we'll know in about 35 years about this alleged communist sympathizer they want to make a holiday for. after that comment and his letter to the john burkes society disparaging dr. king, he had to apologize to his widow for the comments he made. right before teeing off the whites only golf course. ronald reagan did ultimately sign the legi

thanks conner. ooum. >> and a series of isis bombings in and around iraq has killed at least nine people. splee separate bombs ex ploegt in and around baghdad including at a crowded sheep a market and near a spring of your car repair shops. meanwhile, last night in the northern city of your car kuk a senior kurdish commander and eight of his fighters were killed. that despite victories in the war against isis the global coalition remains inadequate. he's also predicting that a campaign to retake the isis strong hold of mosul may not happen. >>> turning now to the country of pakistan thousands of people braved possible reprisal attacks for a funeral today to mourn the victims of a bombing at a shiite mosque. it killed at least 59 people. the bombing happened 310 miles north of the city of krachy officials believe a suicide bomber caused that explosion, a rifle religious group is claiming responsibility support the attack. >> are you surprised about the push back with your invite of the israel prime m

i'm not and bradley kwooper playing chris conner. does he shoot a young kid and a woman? in a burqua? and you don't get the answer right away. that is how it starts. he's being told your call. your, you know he's got to make this decision. is what the woman is passing to that kid something that is going to be used to kill american troops? that is everything you would think hollywood would want real life drama. decision-making. you know? you're on the edge of your seat. >> you are. the movie is suspenseful but so real latable. if you're watching and don't know someone that served overseas and you have anyone in the fame that has all of a sudden, you connect with the american troops. it's just making you walk out of that movie and say i'm so proud to be an american. and i'm now, if you don't get what they do what they do. it's unbelievable. when the movie ended you couldn't hear a pin drop. just stunning. >> thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> coming up my final thoughts in >>> welcome back. time for the question of the day. do you think "american sniper" will win

the 33-year-old became just the third man after jimmie conners to break the 1,000 mark.won a tournament in every year since 2001. >> that's an unbroken run of 15 seasons. >>> australian open champion ranka looks to be on track for defense of his title in straight sets to win the open for the third time. he won in 2014 and went on to win his first-ever grand slam title later. cricket world cup hosts australia named market clark as captain despite injury concerns. he has been suffering with back and hamstring but was fit enough to show off the team's tournament. he will be replaced if he is not available for australia's second group game against bangladesh. >> team i will focused on that. i have looked at it since i have got injured. i think i have been disciplined with my day-to-day training schedule. i think that is going to give me my best chance to walk on the field against bangladesh. >> thanks for that. you are with the newshour. we have been covering events in france after last week's attacks. weaver got live pictures from the grand synagogue in paris where the isra

. >> his mother, maria burks, and stepfather, tony conner, have come to see him today. >> good morningtremely important to me and to him because he needs to know that someone is there for him. everybody can't make it up here. but i send messages and lots of love. nobody's forgetting about him. he has family and we love him. >> although the visitors center is a short walk away, security is stepped up for confinement inmates. burks is shackled, escorted by two officers and driven to visitation. the visit will be noncontact, meaning he'll be separated from his family by a pane of glass. >> i get to see my baby, i don't even care. i'm a mamma's boy. it don't even matter. at the same time, it would be better. unfortunately it's got to be through the glass, though. it is what it is. >> i need to see him. i need to make sure that he's okay. when i come to see him, i make him stand up, turn around, let me see your body, let me check your out, make sure you're eating well. he's going to say, mom, i'm okay, don't worry. but mom's going to worry anyway. i need to see for myself. i have to come he

. >> hello i'm gary conner from the white pony express and this is my kron four story. >> 23 pounds ofing it off here. >> you can't help notice the group. seven days a week, food rescue and relay program in walnut creek, food items that would have been discarded by local grocery stores are brought here. >> it's food that is no longer at grocery store. pony express is taking the abundance all around us that was going to waste and relaying it promptly to the people who have need. we serve the county all the way from brentwood to west richmond and all the way from martin he is to walnut creek. in our first 12 months we delivered over 6000 pounds of food. >>reporter: they do it fast. these items are perishable. >> you see we're delivering milk eggs: our goal is the time the donor calls it until we have recipient is two hours. >>reporter: there are 40 recipients in the program. deliveries were made in richmond one here at the mes rescue mission. >> they bring a lot of good stuff. >>reporter: volunteers say they find it grat for aing as well. >> i've been focussing really on what i could do

quarterback conner cook going to fire a strike to an open player and michigan state pulled off an incrediblered points won the cotton bowl 42-21. >>> nfl, the 49ers will reportedly interview rex ryan on sunday. the embattled ex-jets coach was fired this week after six seasons in new york. he is also scheduled to meet with the falcons for their head coaching vacancy. >>> seattle's richard sherman loves to needle his former coach jim harbaugh. and while the 49ers seahawks rivalry won't the same without him, sherman knows that harbaugh won't waste anytime in developing new ones at michigan. >> there will be some fun rivalries there. he will have some things he will start it up a little bit and i'm sure it will be a grand year for him. um, but he's won. i wish him nothing but the best. >> i wish him the best of luck and go buckeyes. >> that's funny. that's funny. i guess he's a ohio state fan now. >>> nba news and notes. warrior fans won't get to see lebron james next week when the cavs make their only trip to oakland. king james is out for two weeks with knee and back injuries. it will be the l

spent it towards conner kerring the restaurant business. now his business is booming.oining me, big daddy himself, crawford ker, that was his nickname. founder of ker's wing house bar and grill. our number one seller naked wings. do tell. >> naked wings. we take all the skin off them. we call them naked. one of our specialty items. great to be on the program. liz: we're thrilled to have you. your story is really interesting, particularly because you took some lessons thaw learned to become successful football player right to a restaurant idea that, that is a very tough business to enter. why the restaurant business? >> well, my dad was in the restaurant business. so i was always around it growing up before i played football. i was a waiter and worked in various restaurants. so when i retired i used a lot of my football background and pictures into my sports bar restaurant which is the wing house and i was lucky to get a great location. it took off. liz: that was 1994 in largo. now, 24 locations later, you've sold, but are still running the business of the you sold to a

it is next week, in conjunction with an exhibition down the corridor, which is "mac conner: a new york life." he was an illustrator in the 1940's, 1950's, and 1960's. he was creating the idealized view of the modern american women, so that we could all know how to dress ourselves and behave and wear our gloves and hats. now, alexander sanger will introduce the topic of tonight's program and get us going. in addition to being margaret sanger's grandson, alex is currently chair of the international planned parenthood council. he has also served as a goodwill ambassador for the u.n. population fund, as well as the president of planned parenthood of new york city and its international arm, the margaret sanger center international. he is the author of "beyond choice, reproductive freedom in the 21st century." so please welcome alex and all of our panelists. thank you. [applause] >> good evening and welcome. the issues of social justice racial justice, humanitarian justice, i know, are on our minds this evening. the movements to correct the world's many inequities and injustices take many fo

joe conner was 9 years old when his father was killed on that date and joins us now.first our condolences and sympathies for your family this day. >> thank you for having me here and giving your father a voice. >> what would that voice be and what would he say and what do you say as you look back to what happened? >> he was killed -- we were celebrating my 9th birthday and my brother's 11th birthday that night. he was a family guy. he just wanted to be home with his family. the faln were his executioners, his judge jury and executioners and they took it upon himself to go and plant a bomb and kill him. i think he was 33 years old. he was a new york city kid. he got a job at the bank. his mom was a -- was in the facilities at the bank where he worked and she got him a job there so he wouldn't become a cop or a fireman, he'd have a safe job. little did he know that day he went for lunch and he was murdered. >> not only him but your cousin was killed in the world trade center attack in 9/11. you were down at the world trade center. have we learned enough in the last 40 y

so therefore, it's almost like in the civil rights days when you had the bull conners and george wallacestil the federal government came in and they monitored the situation the situation just kept going on and on. so thanks to congresswoman marcia fudge we're going to have a consent decree in place. and therefore, the federal government is going to do what i wish they would have done years ago. and that's to continue to look at this police force until we get a police force that the people can trust and that is working with the citizens so that we can have the best police force in the entire nation. >> do you feel like people in cleveland are hopeful that the resolution of the tamir rice case in particular but also that federal takeover that you're talk about, do you feel like there is optimism in cleveland that things could get better? i mean looking at the long-standing problems in cleveland and how many high-profile bad incidents there have been the systemic problems and things like hiring and background checks that we've uncovered just with the tamir rice case i feel like it's hard to

as many as nine conner is va think tea party republicans say they no longer -- conservative tea party republicans say they no longer support him. >>> 7:44. well, a small but vocal group spent the first weekend of 2015 calling for the creation of the 51st american state. they want to carve out 20 of california eafl -- california's 58 counties and call it the state of jefferson, from blassert north of the oregon porder. some supervisors have voted to start the process of withdrawing from california. >> cities are passing legislation. i don't think it's malicious but they are passing legislation that helps the cities. we're suffering the unintended to consequences of those decisions. any new state would have to be approved by both the state legislature and the united states congress. >>> 7:44. want to check in with sal. you said it's pretty busy. a lot of people heading back to work, including you. welcome back. >> thank you, tori and dave. i watched you guys the other day. tori, tweeted, are you enjoying your vacation? very much. a lot of people are back. this morning we do have the tra

we respect law enforcement but we remember that jim clark and bill conner were cops who built their reputations by brutalizing freedom fighters. we respect court decisions but we remember that dread scott was a supreme court decision that relegated blacks to second class citizenship. it took hard work and personal sacrifices to move the country to a better place. thanks to the advocacy of the naacp fraternities and sororities, the fclc, the student nonviolence coordinating committee, and countless other groups and organizations, we got to a better place. every september the congressional black caucus foundation recognizes various people and organizations with our phoenix awards. that name was not pulled out of a hat. nor was it selected by a contest. the phoenix award's honor and historic and prophetic speech delivered from the well of the united states house of representatives by one of g.k. butterfield's predecessors from north carolina, george white. as he unser moaniously ended his career anden era of black membership in the congress. and it was over a generation later before another black

king said we will live to rule the day of the ax of people like jim conner but the appalling silence of good people. we cannot be silent in the face of this remarkable challenge of enjoying shared prosperity. we can do this. the difference between the late '90s and the prosperity we saw then and the prosperity we are beginning to see now is that prosperity of the late '90s was shared prosperity and we need to make sure the prosperity of today also becomes shared prosperity. we can do that. low wages are not structural or inevitable. they are choices. and there are remarkable business leaders out there, remarkable union leaders out there, remarkable faith leaders out there, and remarkable workers out there doing this for everybody and building an american that works for all and making sure the stairway is fortified and i am confidant we will prevail just as dr. king prevailed. it will not be easy. it will not bend on its own. but with all of the people in the room and the millions of folks we meet in our travels i am confidant the story of success that we see will be the stories of su

and cry brown was performing at a conner is. all told five people were wounded.ined some people for questioning. they are still investigating at the scene. and we have a reporter at the scene as well and we -- will have updates throughout the morning. you can also get the latest on our website at kr oorks n4.com. we've posted all the videos from inside the concert. you can download our free app for your mobile device. our other big story take this live look outside at the golden gate bridge. it's been shutdown since midnight friday as crews are racing the clock to finish the job on time and they've made great progress overnight and the installation of that movable median barrier on the bridge. this new barrier meant to curb the number of head-on collisions there. so far the golden predict brig says everything is is going on schedule. showing trucks moving pieces of that movable median barrier on to the bridge and ground level shots as well. the crews installing all the pieces and getting it all lined up. bridge district says the entire barrier has been placed on

and they had a police chief who, like bill conner in birmingham was brutal and would be potentially someone would accelerate the images of the brutality of segregation. so for a number of different reasons, king and sclc leadership decided they would join the activists and local activists in selma in sighting the battle around voting rights. host: david kaiser one of the people writing about the film why should he care that selma gets lbj yong and a senior advisor, hhs secretary in the carter administration spoke at the lbj library in austin, texas and quotes from the phone conversations between martin luther king and president johnson. let's watch. >> [video clip. /*] ]]. >> i think he admired king. they were both quite good at politics. you said to mention sell"selma" in january of '65 -- '64, rather, in a phone conversation one of these wonderful taped phone conversations between king and the president johnson, johnson starts talking about -- '65. i'm sorry. about the voting rights act and king reminds him the five southern states he didn't carry had the lowest voting record. johnson say

thank you, conner and everybody else. but what a difference a little bit more than a decade makes.l games and stadiums. people were cheering. the entire city was behind the police department, fire department, authority authority. >> now people upset about carson daley wearing it on television. times changed. >>> new information this morning suggesting air asia flight 8510 may have climbed too fast before crashing last sunday. >> this as weather continues to be a problem in the recovery efforts for more bodies and debris. >> fox news david piper is in thailand. what is the latest on the search this morning david? >> good morning to you. some aviation experts suggesting that the airbus destroyed after its climb. this raised fears that pilots aren't trained well enough to take manual control of these new high-tech planes when there is a problem. the air asia indonesia plane went missing sunday. the pilot radioed in that he was facing bad weather wanted to climb. indonesian air traffic control lost contact with the plane before the ascent was approved. now there are calls here in asia