dr. bridgitte shen lee mom of two girls, says in today's age limiting exposure isn't always a realistic solution. (sot: dr. bridgitte shen lee, optometrist) "what we eye care providers would like to add to that, when the children are on digital devices, it's important for them to wear eye protection." (nats) this new eye protection can be worn as a coating on glasses and sunglasses with or without a prescription. (sot: dr. bridgitte shen lee, optometrist) "they can continue to do what they're going to do, you can get a pair of glasses like this, put on to block that harmful blue light." shen lee said some shades of blue, like we see at nighttime, are beneficial because they help us sleep, but the glare from screens is at the dangerous end of the color spectrum, where she suspects the blue rays can lead to macular degeneration, the second leading cause of blindness. >> insurance partially covers the upgrade, like anti-glare or uv protection. sam curtiss joins us now for sports. last night we talked about the musketeers getting their third straight win, now going for number four. musketeers taking

dr. jessi lee / park slope eye) i would say it might even be higher than that(track)doctor jessi lee says you can help prevent digital eye strain by using the twenty - twenty - twenty rule.(sot - dr. jessi lee / park slope eye) for every 20 minutes that you're working up close take to 20 second break to look at something 20 feet further away and that just allows your eyes to refresh and start back fresh (track) for colletti, new lenses made for digital eye strain were the ultimate fresh start.(sot - christopher coletti) from the moment i put on my prescription, i felt my eyes instantly relaxed(track) he says the screens arent going anywhere, but the strain is all gone.marlie hall cbs news brooklyn new york. 3 doctors also say pushing your screen further back and increasing the font size on your device can also lessen eye strain.they also recommend yearly eye exams whether or visual symptoms. 3 <

dr. lee jumped into action and revived him. >> when they took him off of the plane in a wheelchair, and he everyone. i walked up the aisle with him and the whole plane was applauding. you don' t get that very often in medicine. i don' t think, like ever. >> you did a great job. tt2w`t2n`qt" bt@q,m8 tt2w`t2n`qt" "a@q> let' s flash forward to what we are working for two tonight. the mystery on a flight. no one knows why people passed out. the move investigators make that are adding to problems. anchor: and the deal just reach money. anchor: some are calling it races. others are calling a tradition that must day. the battle over a high school mascot. anchor: and indoor tanning could soon be lights out for some people. that is coming up at 11:00. anchor: and you are harvey. [laughter] [indiscernible] is so wholesome... and it doesn't t

dr. jessi lee / park slope eye) i would say it might even be higher than that doctor jessi lee says you can help prevent digital eye strain by using the twenty - twenty - twenty rule. ( dr. jessi lee / park slope eye) for every 20 minutes that you're working up close take to 20 second break to look at something 20 feet further away and that just allows your eyes to refresh and start back fresh ) for colletti, new lenses made for digital eye strain were the ultimate fresh start. (- christopher coletti) from the moment i put on my prescription, i felt my eyes instantly relaxed ) he says the screens arent going anywhere, but the strain is all gone. marlie hall cbs news brooklyn new york. ((kirsten joyce)) doctors also say pushing your screen further back and increasing the font size on your device can also lessen eye strain./// things over to sherry swensk kirsten joyce sherry what's the forecast look like today?/// sherry swensk < < for a check of traffic./// > demetria obilor < expecting to see more construction on the northwest segment of the beltway as the county builds out this part of 21

armed groups and violent groups whether it's isis or someone else and then there is the other thing dr. lee talked about is that resort to go violence, and it may not become armed but violence as a means whether it's a demonstration that turns into violence where it's a government that may have resorpt ed to violence as a means to respond to societal demands and then also the perception that whether it was the kurds or the sunnis that when they had an ask of the government, when there was no c consensus and when there was no agreement the response was violence. so after -- through the research, through their interviews -- and this is a question for the panel, after the blood y conflicts that we have seen on these different stages, do we see at all any change at the policymaker level or the people level that they're -- especially looking at the south? looking it at the south at the demonstrations we're close to breaking into violence sometimes. do you feel that there's any change at the policymakers level, at the community level that resorting to violence may not be the way to address those

. >> reporter: dr. lee said he was sad to see his life's work destroyed, and yet, he said, i hope the explosion of the cooling tower will make a contribution to peace, not only for the korean peninsula but for the whole world. it has taken north korean experts two weeks to carefully latex ploesi lay the explosives. >> it's not simple to employblop and make it come down. >> reporter: after surveying the rubble, they said the stage is now set for the next phase of negotiations, to fully dismantle this and hand over the plutonium, including the bombs it has produced. >> that was then, and that was it for plutonium processing, but two years later our guest was shown a new secret facility right there for enriching uranium, the other route to the bomb. at the end of last year, north korea fully and officially restarted the facility and it started this new year with a big and ominous bang. that's it for our program tonight. you can always listen to our pod cast, see us online, and follow me on facebook and twitter

dr. grace lee says she is running a practice that has only thin people's lives with cutting-edge science. >> my patients love me. joce: what they can no longer seek out treatments to chemical exposure after action by the maryland board of physicians. zae's license was recently suspended. the doctor with years of experience was accused in public discipline records of unprofessional conduct for being habitually intoxicated. do you have a parking problem? >> n i have never worked under the influenceo, of drugs or alcohol. the maryland medical board claims that she was intoxicated staff office hours, with telling on record that approximately 24 occasions in the last two years they believed she had been drinking, slurring words and slamming into things. -- staff all follow claimed also claimed they once found her sleeping on the floor with a vodka bottle by her bad and another day she cannot be awakened to see a patient from alaska, although she managed to sober up a little bit, enough to treat them. how do you answer those allegations? >> they are false. joc she wase: -- joce: she says she wa

dr. jessi lee / park slope eye) i would say it might even be higher than that(track)doctor jessi lee says you can help prevent digital eye strain by using the twenty - twenty - twenty rule.(sot - dr. jessi lee / park slope eye) for every 20 minutes that you're working up close take to 20 second break to look at something 20 feet further away and that just allows your eyes to refresh and start back fresh (track) for colletti, new lenses made for digital eye strain were the ultimate fresh start.(sot - christopher coletti) from the moment i put on my prescription, i felt my eyes instantly relaxed(track) he says the screens arent going the strain is all gone. marlie hall cbs news brooklyn new york. 3 doctors also say pushing your screen further back and increasing the font size on your device can also lessen eye strain. they also recommend yearly eye exams whether or not you'r e experiencing any visual symptoms. 3 3 we're getting a closer look at that fridge with that giant touch screen on the front... and it's more practical than c - net tech update.3 good morning, (norfolk)... it's (33) out

dr. karen lee/ exodus family services: when their emotions have been damaged which is typically does it damages their mental health. so they're not able to make these decisions that are safe for anyone which is when you get the school shootings and harming themselves and the suicides.")) ((sharie johnson)) raadr is also about to release an app for apple and andriod... which will also have facial recognition features to find pictures posted online of your child./// ((sharie johnson)) > the conversation heated up at the democratic debate. (( you received over $600,000 in speaking fees from goldman sachs in one years. )) ((sharie johnson)) we'll have all the highlights... as the candidates argued about who's the best person... to wrangle in wall street. and heading home from iran. the homecoming for the american prisoners... finally able to leave the country. /// and fever, there's no such thing as a little flu. and it needs a big solution: an antiviral. so when the flu hits, call your doctor right away and up the ante with antiviral tamiflu. prescription tamiflu is an antiviral that attacks the f

dr. jesse lee by using 20, 20, 20 rule. >> for every 20 minutes that you are working up close, to take a 20 sek break to look at something 20 feet further away. not just -- that allows your eyes to reset. >> reporter: for colleti new glasses were the ultimate fresh start. >> from the moment i put on my cree pree description i fond my eyes relaxed. >> reporter: he says the screen is not going anywhere but the strain is gone. pushing the screen further back and increasing the font size can put less stress on your ice. they recommend yearly exams whether or not you are experiencing visual symptoms. >> thank you. >>> lisa. >>> a disturbing discovery after a violent case of road rage. still to come, what investigators found in the suspect's home. then, raging flood waters trapping people in their cars. we will take you a -- a take a closer look at the el nino storms devastating out west and you if you leave phone in the pocket. coolest gadgets and gizmos at the consumer electronics show and breaking news in milford. you see the pictures here. a tractor trailer fire. 495. newsroom. the evening

dr. spike lee and jada picket smith will not go on the oscars because for the second straight year all actingare white. the academy president does not believe the boycott is the best solution. >> we need the support of the industry across the board, the entire industry if our effort to good this accomplished. >> her husband, will smith, was passed over for an oscar nod for passed over for an oscar nod for his performance and winners when chris rock hosts the award show on february 28, only right here on abc7. >> it is winter. it is cold. that means capping a cold. enjoy is the best we to prevent it is to follow the advice of your mom. canadian researchers conducted the broadest studies looking at dozens of trials. they learned what we have heard for years: the best we to avoid catching a cold is...wash your hands. and other and facts. kids would took zinc had fewer colds than kids who do not. pro buy otics can help adults and the old stand brings, vitamin c, that did not help the average patient the all. >> i wear by have it minute -- i swear by vitamin c. i am not shake. -- sick. that is all

. >> thank you, dr. lee. before i ask my first question as the moderator, i just want to encourage the panelists if they have comments on each other's remarks, i would welcome any ne followup on those. i encourage a discussion here also between the panelists and also as the same way we engage with the audience.esting >> one thing you said which i think was very interesting is that -- two things actually. one was demonstrating the cost of violence as potentially productive and that there's note this link between poverty and lr support for extremism. something that we see very clearly in several years of tann survey research across pakistan in all parts of the country, so not an arab country but a it country that suffers tremendous amounts of political violence that generally it is the poor who are most negative towards extremist groups. so again, it's kind of the poor who dislike the groups the most, and we see a little bit of that in the surveillance data from iraq, although it's not as strong. the other thin

dr. karen lee/ exodus family services: when their emotions have been damaged which is typically does it damages their mental health. so they're not able to make these decisions that are safe for anyone which is when you get the school shootings and harming themselves and the suicides.")) ((kirsten joyce)) raadr is also releasing an app that uses facial recognition features to find photos of your child posted online. it will be available for apple and andriod./// > let's get a check of your commute with demetria./// < demetria obilor >the stephanie street bridge over us 95 is closed for 90 days beginning today for construction work. no delays on i-15 right now. < > < > back to you. /// ((brian loftus)) > celine dion .. struck by heartbreak again.. ((kirsten joyce)) the family member who passed away.. just days after the death of her husband. ((brian loftus)) plus... allegiant air is hit with some turbulence.. the shake-up in the las vegas based allegiant air is now looking for a new chief operating officer. the airline says steve harfest resigned this weekend.. after holding the position since e

he has not been to the state in -- my husband, dr. lee. the president is a big believer in pre-k and giving educational opportunity, i thought that he would benefit. the is going to go back and take the message the president has given, and work with his community to boost up education. seeir, i am sure you get to your wife every day, because every day she is on the house floor talking about an issue or two that is important to her, so it is a pleasure to meet you. we have never met your husband either. it is a birthday today. everything is happening. my best to the american people, and by commitment to do what is best for the american people. >> a pleasure to have you with us as well. >> glad to meet you. >> great to be with you again. liveis is c-span2's coverage from statuary hall, getting reactions for members of congress after the president's speech. congressman rob wittman is a republican from virginia. area, down there near virginia beach, kind of a military area. >> yes. >> when the president talked about the military, and the u.s.

dr. xiu-min lee, began treating kylie for her food allergies in 2014. based at new york's mount sinai medical center, she is a professor of allergy and immunology. >> with dr. li's treatment and what kylie's part of its already proven effective. >> using traditional chinese medicine, dr. li created a therapy called food allergy herbal formula-2, clinically known as fahf-2. studies show that herbal compounds in fahf-2 reduce i-g-e levels and combat symptoms of peanut induced anaphylaxis. >> what is kylie's daily regimen what does she have to take? >> twice a day kylie takes a certain number of pills. she has a digestive pill. she has a tea pill, and then she has mae wang pills all of these she takes twice a day. >> this, plus a combination of other therapies. in china, these herbs called woo may wahn, are used to treat digestion and intestinal parasites. her doses of the fahf-2 formula arrive like clock work every month. from her home in california, kylie connects monthly with dr. li via skype. >> hi. >> during my visit, i was able to listen in on one of

dr. thomas lee has been reunited with his patient, frank gabler. gabler had a heart attack as his flight was about to take off in orlando. s hospital. >> when they took him off the plane, in a wheelchair, and he was talking here he was saying sorry to everyone. i walked up the aisle with them and the whole plane was applauding. you don' medicine. i don' t think ever in a career. randy: gabler is on his way to making a full recovery. erika: it is now 5:41. one man. the investigation, starting with and criticism for the wounded warrior project. veterans' charity. plus, a truck explodes in new jersey. the last minute decision, leading to a bright side here. and a live look at the expressway by the gas tank did traffic moving along just fine in both directions. 21 degrees. >> weeknights at 7:00, a brand-new year, a brand-new newscast. local journalists going deeper randy: good morning. the time is 5:44. the eyeopener team ready with your news to go in norton, brookline and hingham with all your big stories. erika: but first cindy has your forecast. we

dr. danielle moss lee, ceo of the ywca of new york city. hello to you. >> hello to you. thank you for having me. >> glad to have you here. it's called -- >> the yw womankind campaign. >> how'd you get inspired? >> i really was excited to come into an organization to, a historic organization like the y having been established in 1858 that was really looking to connect traditional supporters and i think that in the beginning we don't have as a societal habit a way to kind of engage older women, experienced women with younger women and girls in a constructive way. so we kind of wanted to bring them all together to really help to shape and create a new ywca. >> so you're bridging the general -- generational gap, >> and i imagine just . >> when you talk about the issues that you're trying to work on changing, clearly that's a perception. are there any others that you all are hoping to say, you know what? we don't do that anymore. >> there are three pillars that we're focusing on this year. the first one is sex shaming. it really comes out of this culture of trying to embarras

dr. jesse lee says you can help prevent digital eye strain by using the 20/20/20 rule. >> for every 20 minutes that you're working up close to take a 20-second break to look at something 20 feet further away. that just allows yours eyes to reset and start back fresh. >> reporter: for colletti new strain were the ultimate fresh start. >> my eyes unstantly relaxed -- instantly relaxed. >> reporter: he said the strain is gone. cindy hsu, cbs 2 news. >> doctors say pushing your screen further back and increase the font size on your devices can lessen eye strain. they recommend yearly eye strains whether or not your experiencing any visual symptoms. >> before now it you'll need glasses. are you saying something? >> no. [ laughter ] >>> up next a toddler caught in the crossfire. one man learns his fate for a deadly street shooting. why the defendant's more than was thrown out of the courtroom. >> the assault police hope you can help solve. >> the borough of highlands, new jersey, demanding this monument to superstorm sandy victims be torn down. just three months after the explanation coming up. we s

dr. jessy lee says you can help prevent digital eyestrain by using the 20/20/20 rule. >> for every 20 minuteshat you are working up close, to take a 20 second break, to look at something 20 feet further away. that allows your eyes to reset and start back fresh. >> for coletti, new lenses made for digital eyestrain were the ultimate fresh start. >> from the moment i put on my prescription, i felt my eyes instantly relax. >> he says the screens are not going anywhere but the strain is all gone. marley hall, cbs news, brooklyn, new york. >> so 20/20/20. >> doctors say pushing your screen further back and increasing the font size on your device can also lessen the strain on your eyes. >> they also recommend yearly eye exams. whether or not you are experiencing any visual symptoms. >>> right now at 6:00, the white house questions north korea's claim that it tested a hydrogen bomb. >>a9 wus uncovers a number of cases of guns lost by or stolen from dc police officers. >> and prince george's county considers the lasting tribute to a former county executive who lost his battle with cancer. good evenin

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accomplished during her first thirty days and what her plans are for the next one hundred are jimmy lee was there with dr boon really spend most of her first month as superintendent meeting with people one on one with parents teachers principals school board members and community leaders to get a the school division is doing what are the most pressing issues that she needs to focus on right now everything is that group and we need to do some lime and some focus norfolk public schools superintendent doctor melinda boone says recruiting and retaining effective teachers making sure students know how to read and improving morale are just some of the issues the district needs to work on in the next ninety days we begin the nps redesign what is it that we need to focus a line to get the results that we need to have that part of that plan includes looking at lesson plan formats reorganizing the district's central office and filling open positions but the right people. i've just been disappointed too that point that i'm transferring her to norfolk collegiate private school in two weeks frustrated parents are hop

dr. martin luther king, jr. lee said he can't support the lily white actors.a video message. >> thanking for acknowledge or even asking diminishes dignity. and diminishes power. and we are a dignified people. and we are powerful. lets not forget. >> smith followed that by saying let the academy do them and let us do us. differently. her husband, will smith didn't get a nomination for "concussion." >>> gas less than $2, but look at this sign in michigan, no mistake, gas selling $0.78 a gallon. at one point yesterday, it fell to $0.47, all part of a crazy price war with the local competition, last check that crazy price war is over. gas there now selling $1.50 a gallon. >>> i thought a 4-wheel drive would be okay, you are say ing put a plow in front. >> yeah, a locking rear axle. here is the thing, this is not a lock, it is not in stone, but we are trying to give you an idea of some of the models and they are in close agreement, kind of unusual for a storm so far out. that said, we have to track it across california, deep south, and lock in on it. going to show

. >> reporter: both spike lee and jada pinkett smith in their messages referencing monday's national holiday in honor of dr. martin luther king jr. reena and kendis. >> that was a big day, for kings' birthday, commemorating him. saying i join jada. and spike lee. i believe the academy awards will fix this. >> i'm sure next year there will be nominees of color. remember aunt viv from fresh prince of bel aire, she released a statement directed at jada and will saying you ain't barack and michelle. get over yourself. >> some shade there dropped serious tea.freedom of speech. just like im gonna say f the police. freedom of speech or breaking the law? a man is now fighting a ticket from metro... that he says he got just because he gave officers the middle finger. breaking overnight... taking on the federal government.. bundy's group of protestors ... now calling for all ranchers to also overnight...

dr. mr. lee. we're going to ask you to stay available and we would like to open this up to clarification, any questions, commentary from anybody here and just be available in case there's some questions if that is okay so are there any questions, anything you would like clarified that you heard about the 5 year plan? yes, sir sir. >> [inaudible] (off mic). >> thank you for that. does anyone want to say anything? sounded pretty good. >> can i make one comment on that? may i? thank you for the comments and this is why we have who we have in the room because the folks that don't think they impact our children and youth have not been at the table, and so those are the kinds of thinking we want to hear from departments in the city and the school district side how we do those tweaks. >> yeah. i am just standing up in case nobody else wanted to say anything and the nice thing about this whole effort it's a collective -- it really depends on collective knowledge so that question is itself pretty layered s

dr. mr. lee. we're going to ask you to stay available and we would like to open this up to clarification, any questions, commentary from anybody here and just be available in case there's some questions if that is okay so are there any questions, anything you would like clarified that you heard about the 5 year plan? yes, sir sir. >> [inaudible] (off mic). >> thank you for that. does anyone want to say anything? sounded pretty good. >> can i make one comment on that? may i? thank you for the comments and this is why we have who we have in the room because the folks that don't think they impact our children and youth have not been at the table, and so those are the kinds of thinking we want to hear from departments in the city and the school district side how we do those tweaks. >> yeah. i am just standing up in case nobody else wanted to say anything and the nice thing about this whole effort it's a collective -- it really depends on collective knowledge so that question is itself pretty layered s

dr. karen lee/ exodus family services: when their emotions have been damaged which is typically does it damages their mental health. so they're not able to make these decisions that are safe for anyone which is when you get the school shootings and harming themselves and the suicides.")) ((kirsten joyce)) raadr is also releasing an app that uses facial recognition features to find photos of your child posted online. it will be available for apple and andriod./// now we want to get a check on your commute < >accident on eastbound spring mountain at mel torme, which is right before the strip. nhp is reporting a crash on the eastbound 215 exit to the airport connector. < > < > < > < ((sherry swensk)) cloudy skies to start our holiday monday... and temps in the 40s overnight. a chance of rain and snow showers in the mountains this morning and then a slight chance of showers for the valley coming later this morning and through the day. ........... the clouds are pouring into the desert from a system pushing rain into california this morning... and that rain is heading our way, but mostly soaked up b

dr. joyce lee malcolm joining us from george mason university school of law where she works as the patrick henry professor of constitutional law and the second amendment. dr. malcolm is a constitutional scholar active in the area of constitutional history, focusing on individual rights in britain and america. she has written numerous books and articles on gun control, the second amendment, and individual rights. professor malcolm taught at princeton university, boston university, northeastern university and cambridge university. i want to thank all of you for joining us here today and we will start with attorney general strange. welcome to the committee. mr. strange: thank you. i thank vice-chairman mikulski for inviting me. i'm honored to accept your invitation to speak on an issue of importance to all americans -- reducing gun violence while ensuring the fundamental right of citizens to bear arms is not infringed. i wish to commend your centrally for convening this panel because these goals are not mutually exclusive. my duty is to enforce the law and i am here today as the chief law enf

dr. joyce lee malcolm joining us from george mason university school of law where she works as the patrick henry professor of constitutional law and the second amendment. dr. malcolm is a constitutional scholar active in the area of constitutional history, focusing on the development of individual rights in great britain and america. she has written numerous books and articles on gun control, the second amendment, and individual rights. professor malcolm taught at princeton university, bentley college, boston university, northeastern university and cambridge university. i want to thank all of you for joining us here today and we will start with attorney general strange. welcome to the committee. welcome to the committee. mr. strange: thank you. i think vice-chairman mikulski for inviting me. i'm honored to accept your invitation to speak on an issue of importance to all americans -- reducing gun violence while ensuring the fundamental right of law-abiding citizens to bear arms is not infringed. i was to commend your centrally -- wish to commend your centrally for convening this panel becau

. >> both spike lee and jada pinkett smith referencing the national holiday in dr. rtin luther king, jr. >> it was a big day yesterday with martin luther king's birthday commemorating. you know, michael moore saying i join jada and spike lee will join them. i believe they'll fix this. >> i'm sure in the next year there will be some nominees of color. remember, from fresh prince, she released a statement saying directing that jada and will said, you ain't directing the show, get over yourself. >> some shade there. serious tea. >>> this morning on "world news now" an american voice lost. >> passing of eagles founding member, glenn frey. his death mourned by friends and fans this morning. >> and the race to the white house, getting ugly for donald trump, going after ted cruz and calling him a "nasty man" as he recites bible passages. how cruz responded as the first primary vote is right around the corner. >>> they've been offered bribes, the latest reports rocking the big money world of tennis and the implications on its biggest stars losing on purpose. >>> and here is

inside the academy in order to make sure we have inclusion especially in both spike lee and jada pinkett smiahy of dr. martin luther king junior. lauren lyster, abc news los angeles. > a lot more news coming up on action news live at 3-30... including the latest on the race for 2016. the democrats hoping to be president go head to head in south carolina. we'll tell you who may have been stretching the truth...and who's claims were just flat out false! a town in mourning, after one of their six police officers is shot and killed in the line of duty. what new information we're learning about the man who pulled the trigger. 3:30... take a look at this -- a more on that bitter blast next. plus an abc tv produc custody, as the victim's loved ones are searching for answers/ but first, action news live at 3-30 begins with breaking news. a search is underway in north larv a man on the run. it's going on right now near lake mead and civic center drive. police say it all started with a domestic call. when officers arrived, the man we'll break in with any updates now, the latest on a shooting

dr. mr. lee. we're going to ask you to stay available and we would like to open this up to clarification, any questions, commentary from anybody here and just be available in case there's some questions if that is okay so are there any questions, anything you would like clarified that you heard about the 5 year plan? yes, sir sir. >> [inaudible] (off mic). >> thank you for that. does anyone want to say anything? sounded pretty good. >> can i make one comment on that? may i? thank you for the comments and this is why we have who we have in the room because the folks that don't think they impact our children and youth have not been at the table, and so those are the kinds of thinking we want to hear from departments in the city and the school district side how we do those tweaks. >> yeah. i am just standing up in case nobody else wanted to say anything and the nice thing about this whole effort it's a collective -- it really depends on collective knowledge so that question is itself pretty layered s

. >>> over in lee county people honored dr. martin luther king, jr. a special breakfast took place that high school. equality for all, fair play, good will and justice. they listened to speakers speakers and sang songs during the event. >>> and mebs of the urban -- members of the urban league volunteered in the community today. the day of service kicked off at johnson high school this morning. students heard from leaders and then they spent the day midlands. >> the fact that they came out, the fact that they love serving, the fact that they are young and with all of the negative press sometimes our young people get, is good to highlight the good that they so that was inspiring. >> the urban league used grant money from target to fund the project. >>> and the president and first lady participated in a day of service. they went to an elementary school in washington, d.c. to plant a bed of vegetable seeds and packed bags of books for those in need. >>> a website features audio from dr. martin luther king, jr.'s speech, the e first dream website includes

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. >> lee took to instagram to quote dr. martin luther king about the boycott saying there comes a time when one must take a position that is neither he must take it because conscious tells him its eye right. >> mayor de blasio says the fact no actors of color were nominated is unacceptable. >> we have seen numerous movies that were highly acclaimed or great commercial successes with leading men and women of color and tremendous supporting actors of color. what is going on here. >> the mayor said hollywood has a long way to go when it comes to supporting and celebrating diversity. >>> steve harvey is revealing his family has gotten death threats after his miss universe mistake. he denies rumors that the mix- up when he announced miss columbia was the winner was a planned publicity stunt. he says that he would never have brought that on himself and he is perfectly comfortable with the level of fame that he has. he insists that he was at every live show. >>> bikers and a tv writer found a way to honor dr. martin luther king ju

dr. joyce lee malcolm joining us from universe the school of law where she works as the patrick henry professor of constitutional law and the second amendment. dr. malcolm is an historian and constitutional scholar active in the area constitution has great focusing on development of individual rights and great written in america. she has written numerous books and articles on gun control, the second amendment and individual rights. .. university and cambridge university. i want to thank all of you for joining us here today and we will start with attorney general strange. welcome to the committee. mr. strange: thank you. i thank vice-chairman mikulski for inviting me. i'm honored to accept your invitation to speak on an issue of importance to all americans -- reducing gun violence while ensuring the fundamental right of citizens to bear arms is not infringed. i wish to commend your centrally for convening this panel because these goals are not mutually exclusive. my duty is to enforce the law and i am here today as the chief law enforcement officer to deliver the law enforcement officers on the

dr. mr. lee.e're going to ask you to stay available and we would like to open this up to clarification, any questions, commentary from anybody here and just be available in case there's some questions if that is okay so are there any questions, anything you would like clarified that you heard about the 5 year plan? yes, sir sir. >> [inaudible] (off mic). >> thank you for that. does anyone want to say anything? sounded pretty good. >> can i make one comment on that? may i? thank you for the comments and this is why we have who we have in the room because the folks that don't think they impact our children and youth have not been at the table, and so those are the kinds of thinking we want to hear from departments in the city and the school district side how we do those tweaks. >> yeah. i am just standing up in case nobody else wanted to say anything and the nice thing about this whole effort it's a collective -- it really depends on collective knowledge so that question is itself pretty layered so

3 in lee county ...the m-l-k committee is hosting a breakfast to celebrate dr. king's legacy.the theme of the event is equality for all..fair play...goodwill and justice. breakfast starts at 8 this morning.it's being held at the lee central high school cafeteria. 3 the city of columbia's 28th annual mlk celebration is also today. usc president harris pastides will be the keynote speaker.the celebration will include performances from logan elementary school and keenan high school.the event is being held at martin luther king, jr. park and community center on greene street.the program starts at 4. 3 and all city of columbia parking garages will be open to the public at no charge for the king day holiday. you can see the eight garages here on your screen. in addition....street parking meters will not be enforced today. 3 democratic presidential hopefuls hillary clinton, martin o'malley and bernie sanders will be at the annual today.this year, the event's focus is education equity...specific ally....making sure all schools are equipped to give students a chance to su

spike lee says his announcement comes on dr. martin luther king >>> david bowie being memorialized in the university. his music is believed to have added fuel to the fire back in 1969 when star man and life on mars was released. him, 7 stars that form the shape after lightning bolt from bowie's 1973 album. one of the most iconic images of that album. >> he always had a cosmic flair to his songs. >>> pretty cool. >>> i guess it is good that a lot people had the day off. >>> it wouldn't be fun certainly this morning. we would have had closings and delays. take a look. live in storm tracker five, this is in lake county. likely on interstate 9. notice it moving well. there is a car merging on the right. and that makes you nervous with the roadways. let's see if we get to that road sign at east lake. that is, i believe i-90 but slow go there in storm tracker five. that car got in front of you, thanks. >>> lake effect window. the area in red. concerned about between now and even through the overnight hours and early tomorrow. for cont

this afternoon, ed lee will speak at an event honoring dr. king. u're looking at video from last year of the mayor speaking at a breakfast on king day. they'll hold an mlk commemoration. mayor lee is scheduled to speak at noon at the yerba buena center for performing. >>> call train will host a special celebration train that leaves at 9:45 and arrives in san francisco an hour later. the 54-mile ride is to remember the 54-mile civil rights march from selma to montgomery, alabama. there'll be activities focusing on the progress since the civil rights movement. the freedom train was held for 30 years and organizers stopped because of low attendance. >>> people who want to celebrate today as a day of service can head to candlestick park. volunteers will be picking up litter and trash from storm drains from the streets and the wetlands. >> the event starts at 10:00. and 300 volunteers are expected. >>> san francisco police are continuing the investigation into the death of a man hit by a tour bus. it happened at post and divisadero. police are trying to

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