>> maya: dr. march said a light breakfast two hours before the procedure. [ camera shutter clicks ] >> nicole: butterflies. >> maya: just toast, then? [ camera shutter clicks ] >> nicole: do you have to take a picture of it? >> maya: sorry. i'm going a little overboard this week, huh? >> nicole: [ chuckles ] i'm just kidding. post me in all of your selfies, and my toast, too, because i am proud of what we're doing. >> maya: honey, are you sure? >> nicole: okay, yes, i wish zende were here and not in hawaii with... but whatever.

>> dr. march: the question is, are you? >> rick: now? >> dr. march: if you'll follow me... >> rick: this is really happening. >> maya: [ chuckles ] [ sighs contentedly ] thanks to my sister.

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>> dr. march: the question is, are you? >> rick: now? >> dr. march: if you'll follow me... >> rick: this is really happening. >> maya: [ chuckles ] [ sighs contentedly ] thanks to my sister.

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>> dr. march: the question is, are you? >> rick: now? >> dr. march: if you'll follow me... >> rick: this is really happening. >> maya: [ chuckles ] [ sighs contentedly ] thanks to my sister.

>> maya: dr. march said a light breakfast two hours before the procedure. >> nicole: butterflies. >> maya: just toast, then? [ camera shutter clicks ] >> nicole: do you have to take a picture of it? >> maya: sorry. i'm going a little overboard this week, huh? >> nicole: [ chuckles ] i'm just kidding. post me in all of your selfies, and my toast, too, because i am proud of what we're doing. >> maya: honey, are you sure? >> nicole: okay, yes, i wish zende were here and not in hawaii with... but whatever.

>> maya: dr. march said a light breakfast two hours behe procedure. [ camera shutter clicks ] >> nicole: butterflies. >> maya: just toast, then? [ camera shutter clicks ] >> nicole: do you have to take a picture of it? >> maya: sorry. i'm going a little overboard this week, huh? >> nicole: [ chuckles ] i'm just kidding. post me in all of your selfies, and my toast, too, because i am proud of what we're doing. >> maya: honey, are you sure? >> nicole: okay, yes, i wish zende were here and not in hawaii with... but whatever.

>> maya: dr. march said a light breakfast two hours before the proced >> nicole: butterflies. >> maya: just toast, then? [ camera shutter clicks ] >> nicole: do you have to take a picture of it? >> maya: sorry. i'm going a little overboard this week, huh? >> nicole: [ chuckles ] i'm just kidding. post me in all of your selfies, and my toast, too, because i am proud of what we're doing. >> maya: honey, are you sure? >> nicole: okay, yes, i wish zende were here and not in hawaii with... but whatever.

>> maya: dr. marchaid a light breakfast two hours before the procedure. [ camera shutter clicks ] >> nicole: butterflies. >> maya: just toast, then? [ camera shutter clicks ] >> nicole: do you have to take a picture of it? >> maya: sorry. i'm going a little overboard this week, huh? >> nicole: [ chuckles ] i'm just kidding. post me in all of your selfies, and my toast, too, because i am proud of what we're doing. >> maya: honey, are you sure? >> nicole: okay, yes, i wish zende were here and not in hawaii with... but whatever. >>

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jones joined the picket line and during one march as an opportunity to protest the long dr.ing, alongside dr. king. during that march activists stopped at each of the businesses that refuse to integrate. a white man came out of the bar and threw a beer on jones. king saw what happened and told the teenager, son, don't do anything. if you feel that you have to do something go back to the church. jones said on vine dr. king, i'm fine. i'm thinking how would i have wrapped it up that was me. that small illustration of the enormous not only nonviolence but forgiveness because it is forgiveness that has elevated this story to its global perspective. the book we deal with forgiveness quite extensivelyant and marjorie takes a very complicated subject and brings meaning to it. >> which is want to address that. i know that it's very complicated and we were fortunate that we were able to speak with the people who offered forgiveness and i just want to talk about it as briefly as possible and read a little passage. i think that forgiveness search of the people who were at bible study t

dr. king. during the march they stopped to each of the businesses that have refused to integrate.e threw a beer on jones. and then it was fine. how would i have reacted if that was me. a strong demonstration of the enormous nonviolence but forgiveness because it's forgiveness that has elevated the story to the global perspective and in the book we deal with forgiveness quite extensively. they take a very complicated subject and brings meaning to it. >> we just want to address that. we were fortunate to able to be speaking with that. i just want to talk about it as briefly as possible and read a little passage the people that were at the bible studies that night. people have worked all day stayed for two hour quarterly business meeting probably had not have dinner. and commencing on to go to a bible study. it was like 100 degrees or something all of these people were people who practice their faith in all areas of their life. many of them get their license to minister that night the preacher was there was also a state senator these are people not motivated by greed. it is an extens

dr. martin luther king on the march from selma to montgomery. vietnam war, five presidents and sunday night news anchor. all of us at cbs news thank bill for his inspiring work. i'm elaine quijano in new york. thank you for joining us. >>> welcome to the overnight news. i'm elaine quijano. donald trump's administration is take shape in his own image. trump selected the republican national committee chairman as chief of staff. priebus was a staunch trump supporter when many in the gop were turning their backs on candidacy. and steven bannon, former banker se will serve as chief strategist and senior counselor to the president. meanwhile there are signs that president trump will be more pragmatic in the oval office than candidate trump was on the campaign trail. the president elect discussed with lesley stahl of 60 minutes. >> well, congratulations, mr. trump. >> thank you. >> you are president-elect. >> thank you. >> how surprised were you? i was on a string of about 21 straight days of speeches, some times many a day. and the last two days, i re

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dr. art bartner, usc trojan marching band for their spectacular performance. they joined us today to honor our beloved pat nixon who attended usc and graduated coup there. janine, a singer and motivational speaker and holds the rare distinction of singing the national anthem in all 50 states. thank withdrew you to the blue honor guard. blue eagles honor guard, march air force base for its presentation of the colors. and if things work out, that could be the flyover that's been held for weather. yeah. timing is everything. a special thank you to the commemorative air force for that magnificent flyover that was scheduled earlier. as a tribute to president nixon's service in the navy during the second world war, the flyover was to have two pt-22s, the trainer aircraft that was used by the u.s. navy and a c-53 sky trooper that just overflew, otherwise known as the d-day doll which actually flew missio in normandy on d-day. we have several alumni from the nixon administration here today. please give them a hearty welcome. we are pleased to welcome over 30 federal,

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dr. martin luther king on the march from selma to montgomery. he covered the vietnam war, five presidents and was even our sunday night news anchor. all of us at cbs news thank bill i'm elaine quijano in new york. >>> this is this is cbs five news at. >>> good evening, right now at 530, police are looking at every clue trying to find a motivated and a suspect after one man was found dead at a glendale apartment complex this morning >>> investigators are telling us not telling us too much at this point, there's more than a dozen investigators trying to piece together what exactly happened, they have a pretty good area cut off in this parking lot right next to the apartment complex, here's what we know so far the shooting went out went down around 11:40 a.m., one man found dead, no word on suspects and moses -- motives and we did

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march of dimes is wonderful. >> dr. jo. thank you. >> thank you. at the weather. >> we had a little bit of fog, that is gone.prest of the day i similar to yesterday. 67? tampa international. 65 apollo beach. 64 plant city. couple of spots 50s, crystal river, dade city 62. inland low to mid 60s. we know what is going to happen. sun is up. we are going to warm things upkeeping humidity in the moderate category. we haven't had southern still here it is, northeast wind. breezy along the coastline. northeast wind. all the equals same exact forecast as yesterday. mostly sunny and warm, 86? high temperature tonight. clear skies, mild, 68 overnight low. you will be cooler then that. then more tomorrow with your high temperature around 86?. still with the moderate chop, northeast wind at 15 knots. water temperature mid 70s. we have a seven-day forecast, fantastic. moderate humidity next few days. then front comes through friday. 30% rain chance, nothing significant. turns cooler and drier, 70s for morning. vanessa told us she is sleeping in. turning the clo

dr. karen mechanic of the addict rehabilitation program and march that coten of a nonprofit facility specializingn substance abuse disorders. thank you for being here. dr. mechanic, let's start with you first. the surgeon general calls this a chronic disease. why is this significant? >> this is significant because hopefully it will provide more attention and treatment for people who struggle with addictive disorder. >> is there a stigma, important to hear the surgeon general call it a disease? >> absolutely. we have significant scientific evidence that proves that's the case. treatment is available, it works. and it is important for people to take advantage of it. >> martha, you can speak to this, the report finds only 10% of those addicted receive treatment. what's the disconnect, considering the report says down the road we know treatment will reduce cost of health care and law enforcement. >> i think it is twofold. one is there's a shortage of literal spaces for people that need inpatient addiction treatment. as the disease becomes more understood, we hope there will be increased availability

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dr. king to organize the selma march charged him with voter fraud and the people were acquitted because thereindication of it. >> i was watching the report just before i came on. >> you have this major issue where this man's record consistently, from the '80s to today, flies in the justice departme department, and what it should be all about. >> following loretta lynch and holder, what do you think? >> we should call it the department of in justice. he would undo everything they've done to work so hard to establish the civil rights division and make it a beacon of hope in this country. >> angela leaves out some really important parts for senator sessions' record. he brought ten cases to desegregate schools when he was attorney general, not only that he prosecuted a kkk leader. he got a $7 million payout from the kkk, which dismantled the kkk, and personally oversaw the kkk leader got the death penalty for the killing of a black teenager, this is what he did as attorney general in alabama. then when he got into the senate he brought forth the 2010 fair sentencing act, which was to reduce manda

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. >> neighborhood and city to look like because we've have people marching an dr and for neighborhoodsharacter yet not a guide how does it fit and not fit what we want the neighborhood to look like to mr. albert come back and tell us how you were successful now we have the document that is what everybody is interested in to the extent that you have shorthand highlights talk about the traffics not resources it should be really the process itself determining the timelines thank you >> any other commissioner comments. >> commissioners, if there's nothing further, we'll move on to item 11 for case pennsylvania this is a large project authorization commissioner and please note over hearing and closing public comment on this september 2016 you continued this motivator by the a vote of 5 to zero commissioner vice president richards you were absent on that day and not seat on the commission if both of you can acknowledge you've reviewed the materials and looked at the video you can participant. >> thank you very much. >> commissioner johnson i have a few handouts for the group. >> good afterno

. >> neighborhood and city to look like because we've have people marching an dr and for neighborhoodsharacter yet not a guide how does it fit and not fit what we want the neighborhood to look like to mr. albert come back and tell us how you were successful now we have the document that is what everybody is interested in to the extent that you have shorthand highlights talk about the traffics not resources it should be really the process itself determining the timelines thank you >> any other commissioner comments. >> commissioners, if there's nothing further, we'll move on to item 11 for case pennsylvania this is a large project authorization commissioner and please note over hearing and closing public comment on this september 2016 you continued this motivator by the a vote of 5 to zero commissioner vice president richards you were absent on that day and not seat on the commission if both of you can acknowledge you've reviewed the materials and looked at the video you can participant. >> thank you very much. >> commissioner johnson i have a few handouts for the group. >> good afterno

dr. winn, the work is transdisciplinary, and we heard that word earlier. what is does that mean? >> mm-hmm. so the march of dimes has done a tremendous job in pioneering, funding, these transdisciplinary research centers. and stanford was the first one, which was established in 2011. "transdisciplinary" means taking specialists and people with different perspectives and bringing them together to tackle a problem, a common problem. and so, the march of dimes has provided the ability to take the brilliant minds at stanford and the technologies that are being developed at stanford, and bringing that to the problem of understanding preterm birth. >> i think when we talked earlier before we started this segment -- you talk about how we just don't know that much, which is really fascinating. >> right, right. >> you think we have all the answers, and we don't. >> no, no. it's amazing how little we know about labor, about preterm labor. there's certain things we certainly do know but clearly we don't know enough to be able to fully prevent all preterm births. >> i want to talk about your research. it deals with

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greek americans have marched with dr. martin luther king jr. to make us more just. greek or american, we're all cheering for -- [speaking foreign language] [applause] president obama: who seems to be getting better each year. and if any seeks an example of our shared spirit, our resilience, they need to look no further than new york city near ground zero where the greek orthodox church of st. nichlas -- st. nick loss, once in ruins, is rising again. most of all we're indebted to grease for the most precious of gifts, the truth, the understanding that as individuals of free will we have the right and the capacity to govern ourselves. [applause] for it was here 25 centrist ago in the rocky hills of this city that a new idea emerged. democratia -- [applause] president obama: the power, the ight to rule, comes from themos, the people. the notion that we're citizens, not servants, but stewards of our society. the concept of citizenship that we have both rights and responsibilities. the belief in equality before the law. not just for a few but for the many. not just for t

greek americans have marched with dr. martin luther king jr. to make us more just. greek or american, we're all cheering for giannis antetokounmpo who seems to be getting better each year. and if anyone seeks an example of our shared spirit, our resilience, they need look no further than new york city, near ground zero, where the greek orthodox church of st. nicholas, once in ruins, is now rising again. most of all, we're indebted to greece for the most precious of gifts -- the truth, the understanding that as individuals of free will, we have the right and the capacity to govern ourselves. [applause] pres. obama: for it was here, 25 centuries ago, in the rocky hills of this city, that a new idea emerged. demokratia. [applause] pres. obama: kratos -- the power, the right to rule -- comes from demos -- the people. the notion that we are citizens -- not servants, but stewards of our society. the concept of citizenship -- that we have both rights and responsibilities. the belief in equality before the law -- not just for a few, but for the many; not just for the majori

in salt lake, protesters marched on the state city's iconic city hall. >> dr. matt pace will honor our nation's veterans today, paying contribute but -- the president will honor our nation's veterans today. he'll make formal remarks thanking veterans, as well. >> hilary clinton appears to be enjoying a break from the a woman spotted the clintons walking their dogs. the photographer, former president bill clinton. >>> still ahead on 12 today, from rock and roll to good eats, we have your fun things to do this weekend. >> when a visit to the white house blows your mind, the reaction is giving the internet a good laugh this morning. we'll show you what it's all about when 12 today comes right ?[ music ] ?? >> good morning. the nba world champion cleveland cavaliers stopped by the white house and produced two videos that have people talking and laughing out loud, including us here. they dropped what may have been the mannequin challenge to end all mannequin challenges, getting the first lady in on it. they posed with her and said they wanted to save this moment for

marches. >> this is bloody sunday. albert, you can see, that's him right there. >> albert turner guided the mules at dr. king's funeral. the federal government charged the turners with doctors absentee ballots, vote fraud and mail fraud. >> my own opinions is that the case is political. i actually don't think jeff session and them came in with an ounce of evidence. >> blacks charge harassment by u.s. attorney jeff sessions, noting there was no investigation of white vote fraud. the justice department says it had no complaints about white vote fraud. jack drake a tuscaloosa civil rights attorney says they might have found plenty of white vote fraud had they looked for it. >> i'm seeing letters from the concerned citizens of sumter county saying we know you don't live here anymore, but we want you to vote here. >> that the federal government got involved in a local struggle over the courthouse. >> i think the motivation came from the whites who live there who are really desperate when they start to think about losing control of the county courthouse. >> the original complaint came two years earlier from t