here's diane roberts. diane: emmett till was murdered on august 28, 1955.ht years later, to the day, martin luther king delivered the "i have a dream" speech at the march on washington. the date was no accident. dr. king, rosa parks, and many other leaders in the civil rights movement pointed to till's killing as the defining moment in the civil rights movement. and it is still inspiring young people to help right the wrong. patrick weems: like many students, the only version of civil rights i was taught was rosa parks sat down and martin luther king stood up -- and everybody was free. diane: 30-year-old patrick weems grew up in mississippi. patrick: it wasn't until i was 18 and i took a specific course on african american studies that i learnt about emmett till. when i learnt about what happened and the injustices, and also that young people made change, it compelled me to want to be a part of that change, too. diane: determined, patrick set about the work of preserving the mississippi courtroom at the center of the till story, and the task of making amend

the shell-shocked diane.onald john trump do solemnly swear that i will faithfully execute. >> the office of president -- ♪ >> the good fight premiers february 19. airs in full cbs all access. the great writers, thank you. this is real treat. i feel modestly not watching trump take the oath. a lot of those are still in that mode. i i can take anything. but tell me about diane -- i remember being over doing that show one time, one of my cameos over there and i bump into you down stairs when you were wandering around, you had your curlers on, you gave me a big hug and you said god, she really is the person she's playing. >> well, you've never seen me in curlers on the show. >> well, anyway, just think, your politics, i think, are reflected in the script. am i wrong or right? >> there was a portrait of hillary clinton and i, it was photoshopped but it was on the set of "the good wife" in my office for years until she began running for president and because of the network you cannot have a political candidate -- y

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diane's new balance now?t $60. >> i didn't know what else to do obviously i picked the right thing to do. >> ending months of frustration and worry that her water and patience would run out. >> i have been working since october and haven't gotten one phone call back. i gave the information to you and the beginning of the week, two days later they reduced my bill from $70,000 to $60 something. you can't beat that. >> reporter: wssc tells us diane's meter was 16 years old and they replaced it. they said the average price of a meter is 30 years so if you stop getting water bills, contact customer service to see whether there's an issue with your meter so you're not surprised months later with a megabill. >>> if you have a problem you need help solving, conta contact nbc 4 responds. just go to our web site. >> that susan gets results. >> she does. >> can't beat that. >>> more springtime in our future, huh? >> a lot more springtime in our future. the calendar says it starts march 20, but i think it started january

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the texts seem to have been the rocketry of diane abbott.old—fashioned. couple more stories. not on the front page of the sunday times but looking at samantha cameron's new role. she is now focusing on her fashion label. her husband is dealing with the childcare. this is great, splashed all over the sunday times today and in the style section. it is a launch with samantha cameron's clothing range. it gives us an insight into life at the camerons, which, according to this account, appears to be exactly as you'd imagine it to be. he's saying all the things... he's spending more time with the children before, they are loving it. she comes in the evening and says, i don't think i can do this, darling. he says, come on, glass of wine, you can do it. it is very upper—middle—class, it delict of life. i think it is lovely, it is very posh and becks. she is now going into fashion so now will probably have letters from david cameron saying, why wasn't i made siror cameron saying, why wasn't i made sir or lord! cameron saying, why wasn't i made siror l

cam. >> good morning, diane and kendis. pleasant and dry on the west coast however that will change as we head into wednesday night into thursday. the first of two storm systems will be moving across the west coast bringing rainfall, especially across central california. when it's all said and done looking at 1 to 3 inches of rain in the central portions in the foothills about 3 to 5 inches off to the east in texas, we've got severe weather possible this afternoon and southeast texas, thanks to an area of low pressure heading east. diane and kepler, back to you. >> speaking of the east it's a day to dig out in northern new england after a blizzard dropped two feet of snow and there were high wind warnings and actually high winds as you can see even in areas that didn't get much or any snow yesterday. and that often knocked down trees and damaged homes. >>> federal officials are releasing new numbers from last week's controversial immigration raids. the department of homeland security says more than 600 people were arrested

diane. >> loudly. shout it. >> glasses aren't working. >> it says diane wins!> what kind of name is franlix? >> doug lambert on twitter, says he loves the hugs to the delightful linsey davis. >> yes. linsey was great. >> lambert wishing love and hugs to linsey. thank you, doug. >> how did all this happen, play out? >> well, a lot of people were wondering. how in the world we -- changed so quickly. >> we literally had two minu between the dmcommercial break. >> i had to run and change behind the scenes. kendis held up anchoring duties so i could change during the segment. kendis had a commercial break. shot the video. to show everybody how the thing went down. take is a village really. >> the village, me, donna and -- >> just like that. tah-dah. >> voile. third is. >> funny from ourened of the camera. no script. four minutes time to fill. two felt like we were incredibly ridiculous has to be a catastrophe. then we looked at social media. and everyone seemed to love it. we should always act like idiots. >> i don't know what it says about you. out there. >> also a

this is ian stewart's late wife, diane. police are now re—examining her sudden death.ered from epilepsy and was said to have died from a fit. diane stewart died of natural causes in 2010, it would only be right and proper that we re—looked at what the causes might be. but, of course, it would be part of our enquiries, moving forward from this conviction. at the family home in bassingbourn, in cambridgeshire, diane stewart collapsed suddenly. diane was a very fit and healthy person. the whole of bassingbourn was in shock, i think. you could not believe it could have happened because there was no sign or prior knowledge that there was anything wrong with diane whatsoever. after his wife died, ian stewart was seen with other women before he began his predatory pursuit of helen bailey. as a writer, she was used to studying human behaviour, but she never learned the true character of the man who was closest to her and who she thought she knew best. 0ur homes affairs correspondent, june kelly, is in royston. the police are coming in for some criticism for taking three months

this is ian stewart's late wife, diane. police are now re—examining her sudden death.ffered from epilepsy and was said to have died from a fit. diane stewart died of natural causes in 2010, it would only be right and proper that we re—looked at what the causes might be but of course it would be part of our inquiries, moving forward from this conviction. at the family home in bassingbourn, in cambridgeshire, diane stewart collapsed suddenly. diane was a very fit and healthy person, the whole of bassingbourn was in shock, you could not believe it could have happened because there was no sign or prior knowledge that there was anything wrong with diane whatsoever. after his wife died, ian stewart was seen with other women before he began his predatory pursuit of helen bailey. as a writer, she was used to studying human behaviour, but she never learned the true character of the man who was closest to her and who she thought she knew best. this was the same oath that crime and tonight police face questions as to why it took them three months to carry out a detailed search of

this is ian stewart's late wife, diane. police are now re—examining her sudden death.fered from epilepsy and was said to have died from a fit. diane stewart died of natural causes in 2010, it would only be right and proper that we re—looked at what the causes might be. but, of course, it would be part of our inquiries, moving forward from this conviction. at the family home in bassingbourn, in cambridgeshire, diane stewart collapsed suddenly. diane was a very fit and healthy person. the whole of bassingbourn was in shock, i think. you could not believe it could have happened because there was no sign or prior knowledge that there was anything wrong with diane whatsoever. after his wife died, ian stewart was seen with other women before he began his predatory pursuit of helen bailey. as a writer, she was used to studying human behaviour, but she never learned the true character of the man who was closest to her and who she thought she knew best. astronomers believe they may have made a crucial step towards finding life outside earth. they have found seven new planets wi

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this is the story, diane abbott has a six—day, having a migraine... a brexit migraine.ine. she said she was ill and that is why she didn‘t turn up. migraine. she said she was ill and that is why she didn't turn up. her owi'i that is why she didn't turn up. her own party don't believe that. caroline flint saying that today. this will be interesting. what will she do next week? she cannot beat you with a migraine this coming week. she will have to vote. —— she cannot be all with a migraine. what will happen when other people didn't wa nt will happen when other people didn't want to vote, they wanted at stein, he said no and they've lost their place in the shadow cabinet. —— they wanted to abstain. i think this is the start of jeremy wanted to abstain. i think this is the start ofjeremy corbyn's demise and him going for what diane abbott has done. you think so? do you think he will stick with her? —— i do. i don‘t thinkjeremy corbyn has fought through a brexit strategy. one suspects he is in sympathy. he was not a great enthusiast for the eu. arguably he campaigned more vi

and julie an margea julie ann margeaux lees. >> yes, there's a lot that diane processed. at the top of of the new show would be a very happy woman at the top of her game. >> coming from the city's most vulnerable african-american community. >> when did you get so cynical? >> also returning as lucca quinn. >> going back to england and they were like, oh, we might be in the film. >> got fight is the first original show on the new service, cbs all access. >> you might recognize new cast member from the "game of thrones." >> rose is far from real life boyfriend kitt harrington, aka, jon snow. who films mostly in northern ireland. >> i was wondering how you managed to balance that and make time for each other. >> oh, it can relate to all sorts of fashions he and whether you are going to be a doctor or even lawyers and actors and i think you make the time for your loved one and that means sending -- >> thank goodness. >> thank goodness. >> you make little appearance on the series? >> i think he is a busy man. yeah. a busy man. >> well you never know. >> you never know. >> can y

i am honored to have diane ravitch on this program. how are you holding up so far? >> i'm glad to be with you. >> how are you holding up so far? >> i went paragliding the other day, i'm holding up really well. >> you're paragliding, obama is water surfing, how can you be so calm at a moment like this? >> i'm not calm, i hate what's going on. i -- there's a full scale frontal attack on our public school system. it's an outrage, close to 90% of the children in this country go to public education and public education is the bedrock of our democracy, doors open to all. taking in kids who are english language learners, kids with disabilities. kids who are troublemakers, everybody gets to come in and they're taught what they need to learn about being good citizens, that's what we have to preserve. >> i want to give you a chance to tell your story. you've been on a journey. i want to give you time to explain that journey and how you arrived at the place you are now. is it fair, i've heard all kinds of fellow citizens make this discussion. that we need an education secretar

. >> kendis and diane, thanks, and good morning to you. a very high impact snowstorm working its way to the north and to the east throughout the day. major impacts in terms of heavy snow and howling winds along 95 especially from new york city north and eastbound toward boston. some of those effects going into the evening hours further off to the north into northern and also central portions of new england. here's what we're expecting when it's all said and done, 6 to 12 inches of snow in and around boston. notice that stripe of dark blue stretching back to the south and to the west. locally over a foot of snow and, again, near blizzard conditions expected out on the cape. lighter amounts of snow further southbound toward baltimore and philadelphia. kendis, diane, back to you. >> all right, justin, thanks. >>> we move on to the morning's major headlines from washington. first up president trump's supreme court nominee is offering some sharp comments about the president's fight with federal judges. >> also jeff sessions is officially the na

cam. >> good morning, diane and kendis. it will be a very stormy weather pattern out in the west this week. another impulse will be moving through today that will bring some heavy rainfall across central and northern california and we're looking at feet of snow above 8,000 feet in the sierras. now, off to the east a separate storm system will bring some strong thunderstorms from the ohio valley all the way into the deep south and we are looking at the possibility of flash flooding, strong winds as well as some hail and speaking of the deep south and southeast for that matter we're looking at above average temperatures for today. back to you, diane and kendis. >> and, cam, thank you. >>> and boston is expecting temperatures in the upper 30s today as it celebrates the patriots super bowl victory. >> so the team returned from houston taking buses to the home stadium. there they met with some fans and, of course, showed off the lombardi trophy. the weather forecast for this morning's parade, though, brings rain in addition to t

diane, you got the stars rolling here. what's popping?ric, of course. if we're going to be talking about the movies, we should snack like we're at the movies. i brought you a spread. >> thank you, thank you. >> we're going to start with a quiz. you're going to want to pay attention while you snack. this year's contenders, question one, which acting nominee appears in two films nominated for best picture this year? >> mahershala ali. >> mahershala ali. >> i, okay, fine. >> let her finish the question. >> the answer is? >> uh huh. >> mahershala ali. >> and he just had baby, right? i'm not giving everything away. >> i mean, forget it. we can just not do -- >> come on. >> paula. >> don't give up, macedo. >> question two. who shot their oscar nominated role in just three days? is it naomie harris, michelle williams, or jeff bridges. >> i know, i know. >> i'm going to say jeff bridges. >> michelle williams. >> michelle williams. >> you're all wrong. it's naomie harris. she only had three days to do it all. >> it was such an intense role. that's

lockhart and juliana margolies. >> yes, there's a lot that diane processed.e top of of the new show would be a very happy woman at the top of her game. >> robbing the tax dollars coming from the city's most vulnerable african-american community. >> when did you get so cynical? >> chris returns as luka quinn. >> i was going back to england, and they were, like, oh, we might do a spin-off. >> got fight is the first original show on the new service, cbs all access. >> you might recognize new cast member from the "game of thrones." >> rose is far from real life boyfriki ireland. >> i was wondering how you managed to balance that and make time for each other? >> oh, it can relate to all sorts of walks of life in terms of different professions whether you're drag or even lawyers and actors, and i think that you make the time for your loved one and that means spending facetime, there you go. >> thank goodness for technology. >> any chance he'll make an appearance on the series? >> i think he is a busy man. yeah. a busy man. >> well you never know. >> you never know.

not diane abbott. secretary, close ally of mr corbyn, and staunch remain campaigner, well enough to debate just three hours before the vote, then struck by illness that apparently kept her away from the commons. is brexit splitting labour? goodbye. what now for the party leaderfacing his fourth reshuffle in 18 months? is the labour party facing another crisis, mr corbyn? even the party's most faithful admit brexit is more than a headache. it's an enormous issue in terms of its importance to the country and that will be reflected in all the debates in parliament. there are differences of view in our party, and clearly they were manifest yesterday, but there are deep divisions within the conservative party too. divisions aside, the prime minister has drawn up her plans. now she has to persuade a continent that what she wants is possible. eleanor garnier, bbc news, westminster. and we can speak to our assistant political editor, norman smith, who's at westminster. mps are mulling over the plan, 75 pages,

diane: we do both. john: you do more of one than the other. diane: here is what i know.we look at companies that have moved offshore, we hear more and more of that wanting to happen. we want to make sure that does not occur. i have a district that has a lot of manufacturing in it. i want to make sure manufacturing stays in my district. it is a good place for my constituents to get good paying jobs, and we need to keep that manufacturing here in this country and not push them offshore. john: i think many people would agree with you. they got thease president elected, but what would you cut in order to boost spending elsewhere? it looks to me you want to protect your constituency in terms of manufacturing, but over 2 million employees, they don't want the border adjustment tax. how do offset that? diane: that is what we are doing, listening to make sure this is fair to all concerned. alix: i want to wrap it up here with the timeline you spoke of. the government has been operating under a continuing resolution for months. why do have the confidence that you will be able to

why are you now re—examining diane stewart 's you now re—examining diane stewart '5 death?stewart 's death? she died of natural causes in 2010 and it would only be right and proper that we looks at what those causes might be. she did die seven those causes might be. she did die seve n yea rs those causes might be. she did die seven years ago and there is no suggestion that she died of anything other than natural causes. we will have more on that verdict later. it's the fourth day of the big push to drive so—called islamic state out of the iraqi city of mosul. right now the operation is focused on mosul‘s international airport. it's just beyond the town of abu saif, which was taken by iraqi forces yesterday. the area around the airport, which is to the west of mosul is heavily—populated. our middle east correspondent quentin sommerville is at abu seif and has more on the situation there. this is as far forward as the federal police have advanced. over there is their next target. beyond that open ground, beyond that factory, is the airport. is have done a lot of damage, they

diane. >> stephanie, what is the time line we are looking at? how do you think all of this will go down? >> so, diane, the white house says that a robust effort will begin today. on the hill. to move this process along. president trump's team is trying to win over democrats. vice president pence, he has been meeting one-on-one with moderate democrats. he was here on the hill. just hours before president trump's announcement. now, something to remember. something to keep in mind is that republicans need at least eight democrats to get on board and volt for gorsuch. if democrats block gorsuch. mitch mcconnell may need how to step in to change the rules. from what we understand he is not a big fan of that. >> stephanie, meantime, you see gorsuch there and the family there, but getting them from colorado to washington, d.c. for that announcement took on little covert action. what want into the planning there? >> yeah, there definitely did. this was pretty much an elaborate plan. he didn't just hop on a train and head over to d.c. so, once heap g he

it is extraordinary that diane abbott sneaks off, saying that she's ill.nough at five o'clock to be in parliament are well enough to be there for the vote at 7 o'clock. i think we know what's going on here. she bottled the vote. tonight, malta is preparing to host a summit of all 28 eu leaders. theresa may's set out her intentions. she'll leave early so everyone else can discuss their brexit tactics. vicki young, bbc news, westminster. hi everyone, you are watching sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. i'm nick marshall—mccormack. coming up: the lights go out on the black stars' chances at the african cup of nations. cameroon are into the final. he doesn't want to look, and neither would you. tiger woods has that sinking feeling in dubai. and cyclist marcel kittel is punched by another rider on tour of dubai. hi there, wherever you are around the world. welcome to sport today. cameroon beat ghana 2—0 on thursday to reach the final of the africa cup of nations. they will play record seven—time champion egypt in the title decider on sunday, in the gab

give me your take on diane abbott's conduct? i haven't seen diane.he front bench line was to insist that all frontbenchers vote in favour of triggering article 50. i am afraid i couldn't go along with that, so i wasn't going to support that because it feels to me like theresa may's hard brexit plan and it is not something i could endorse. but i don't know any more than you do about diane. if you are watching, diane, get well soon. i'm sure we all share those sentiments. in terms of the labour party, though, didn't last night expose how divided the party is from top to bottom over brexit? well, it's one of those issues that transcends political parties. this is about our constituents' future and the country as a whole. and yes, if you are a national political party, of course those tensions are always going to be there. but now we move onto the important bit of the bill. it is notjust a binary decision, this is parliament's opportunity to give a steer to the prime minister on the negotiations. that is what the supreme court gave us the power to do. so

and also, i imagine the name of diane abbott will be mentioned here at this conference, because of course home before that historic vote with a migraine, and my goodness, she got some flak. people really criticising her, saying it is not good enough, she should have been there for that

it's diane macedo, what's happening?med "pop news" segment. starting with snickers trying to something new for the big game this year. airing a live commercial. it'll feature adam driver who played kylo ren in "the force awakens" but his co-star may actually be stealing the spotlight after this sneak peek. >> okay, live super bowl commercial with adam driver, 112 million people watching. show us how you'd deal with that kind of pressure. >> okay. nice. okay. live super bowl commercial with adam driver -- >> so, driver is looking a little stiff, a little nervous, the horse seems very relaxed and he says that the whole thing is a risk going in live, having animals especially he says hiring him, we are sure he's going to do just fine but appreciate some good self-deprecating humor. humor jimmy kimmel had a special edition of mean tweets allowing von miller to read so many harsh butly lair to us. >> rob gronkowski is one of the dumbest people in the world. i have no problem with tweeting this because he probably can't read i

what diane abbott said i found legitimate thing to do. disturbing was that yes, you can block someone but they can change their name and start abusing with the new dame and there is no way of tracing this. part of the concern is that it is up to the individual who is being persecuted to raise that concern with the social media provider, that is a criticism made and the idea behind this i think is that the company would proactively act to identify the stuff -.,,,... would proactively act to identify the stuff. - they! would proactively act to identify the stuff. - they identify word the stuff... they identify word usage and patterns of behaviour and they can do that. they have a close eye on what is going on and that is the idea behind this.|j eye on what is going on and that is the idea behind this. i think the police could be more proactive. they have prosecuted successfully, the cps, the file anti—semite who abused the labour mp. cps, the file anti—semite who abused the labourmp. i cps, the file anti—semite who abused the labour mp. i t

diane. good morning, everyone. we begin in north dakota where demonstrators protesting against the dakota access pipeline have been given an ultimatum leave by the end of the month or you will be removed. the u.s. army corps of engineers announcing that it will close the federal property where the protests have been taking place. they're citing safety reasons. there's a concern that the snowfall expected in the region will lead to flooding later and that refuse and debris from the demonstrators could cause environmental problems. >>> the navy ship "uss cole" has been sent back to yemen following monday's attack on a saudi warship and last weekend's raid targeting al qaeda there. in 2000, 17 sailors on "the cole" were killed. and the guided missile destroyer severely damaged in a terrorist bombing attack. >>> the federal bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives announcing on friday that it will increase presence in chicago sending in extra agents to combat gun violence in that city. more than 750 people w

>> good morning, kendis and diane. the barrage of storm systems continue out west. another system will be moving in this afternoon, bringing heavy rainfall from seattle all the way down to san francisco. we're also watching out for concerns for flash flooding, especially across central california as we continue to see stormy weather through the end of the week. while out east a new storm system moving through will bring some snowfall across the mid-atlantic states tonight moving into new england by tomorrow. diane and kendis, back to you. >> cam, thank you. >>> and now to the federal appeals court showdown over president trump's travel ban. attorneys on both sides have made their arguments before three judges in san francisco. the trump administration's lawyer argued that the ban should be restored, claiming that the president alone has the power to decide who can enter or stay in the u.s. but the attorney for washington state and minnesota countered, saying a restraining order should remain in effect while the ban is being challenged. a decision is expected in the

it is extraordinary that diane abbott sneaks off, saying that she's ill. be in parliament are well enough to be there for the vote at 7am. i think we know what's going on here. she bottled the vote. tonight, malta is preparing to host a summit of all 28 eu leaders. theresa may's set out her intentions. she'll leave early so everyone else can discuss their brexit tactics. vicki young, bbc news, westminster. that is it. you are up—to—date. now it is time for newsnight. the mexicans with the wall and the eu seeking its destruction and then the australian prime minister, not to mention the iranians. if they measured in the president's apparent madness? he is famously a dealmaker and likes to get his way but the president is not a happy deal take—up. he is not happy with the deals of his predecessors. particularly one to take refugees from australia. when you hear about the tough phone calls i am having, don't worry about it. just don't worry about it. we are tough. it's time to be a bit tough, folks. we are being taken advantage of by every nation is order or

diane's been watching the story. good morning. >> it is, indeed.ou have to watch this under the context of, this was supposed to be a down season for the huskies. they lost a lot of big players last year. and they've had a really tough schedule and, yet, they have not only set a new record for the most consecutive wins in the ncaa. they're just one game away from breaking into completely uncharted territory. a triple-digit winning streak. >> 99 in a row and counting. >> reporter: this morning, the uconn women's basketball team is on a magical run doing something no college basketball team has ever done before. >> 99 in a row! >> reporter: that's natalie butler sealing the deal on a 99-game winning streak. >> with the century mark on the line. >> reporter: and after blowing away southern methodist university saturday night, the number one huskies have their sights on a new goal. >> there's just something about that 100 number. >> they're really just competing against their own previous records. and to show up 100 games in a row and never have enough