. >> john: certainly is, eric, and that's where we're headed over the next several days. here's a look at temperatures, 50s and even 40s showing up. compare that toast night. last night, ten degrees in some places, 14 degrees warmer last we're a lot cooler tonight and we're going to continue that trend as we go overnight, which will happen as the skies clear out. they're starting to thin out now, but they're actually clear out. by tomorrow morning, we see temperatures dipping down to about 40 degrees. here's a look at the forecasas for saturday. a crisp winter someday. we start out at 40 and end at 57, sunshine from start to finish. we'll have more on the weekend forecast. also, this being the first day of the new year, i thought it would be a good time to look back, so we're going to look back at the temperature and rain from last year and you probe don't need me to tell you it was warm. i'll tell you just how warm and just how wet in a few minutes. >> eric: very good. thank you, john. remember, you can stay connected to the weekend forecast in your neighborhood with our

here's eric with your "look ahead." johns baptist church is making sure you keep some safety tips in mind as it gets seasonably cold here in the midlands. they'll be providing a "winter safety information" event today for columbia residents. they will also be giving away blankets and kids gloves at the event. this starts at nine thirty this morning and runs until 12- this morning... the "law enforcement torch run for special olympics, south carolina," is kicking off its 30th year of support. officers from law enforcement agencies from around the state are gathering today for the kick off announcement. it's taking place on the north steps of the state house at 11 this morning. officers will be announcing how much they raised in 20-15 for athletic programs... and their anticipated goal for 20-1633 still to come... midlands residents... still picking up the pieces after historic flood... we're taking a closer look at the road to recovery. stay with us. long one.... following october's historic flooding. an at-capacity shelter, w

. >> eric johns was originally convicted of sexual assault.k in jail for violating his parole. >> there's nothing in here that fascinates me or that makes me happy. this is as close to a living hell as i think i ever want to come. >> the hardest thing, from my point of view, is just the consistent isolation. >> 39-year-old darrell robinson was convicted of sexually assaulting a young girl and is currently appealing his case. >> my family hired a private attorney. he strongly suggested that i take a plea. telling me that if that little girl cries on the stand, you know, it could be over for you and you could go away for the rest of your life. and that was life in prison without any parole. and i was ignorant to the system. never even had a parking ticket. so i took a plea and that began the worstest nightmare of my life. i just lay in my bunk and i just read. that's all. i read and i look out. and i think about one day not being in here. i think about one day this will all be over with. ♪ america america ♪ god shed his grace on thee ♪ and crown

eric: ohio governor john kasich. he is now number two in the polls and he could emerge as the trump alternative. mary anne: another bad poll. ed: we have 15 seconds left. you want to talk about the patriots? please went.

. >> john: sounds good. how's eric? >> marlena: his ekg showed improvement. >> john: means the antibiotics are doing their job. that's good. >> marlena: yeah. at least for the moment. john? >> john: yeah. >> marlena: how long do you think it will be before the police press charges? i'm surprised they haven't

and let me say something else, as steny hoyer and i have talked about, john lewis and eric, it was a nonviolent movement and john lewis and i went to india and retraced gandhi's steps and he patterned it as nonviolent. it was nonviolent only to those advocating equal rights. there was a lot of violence directed at them. but as on this day in birmingham, the families, martin luther king, john lewis, fred shuttlesworth chose not to return good with evil and not to return hate with more hatred. and the civil rights movement in america, if you understand nothing else about it, know that because of the courage of people like john lewis, it remained a nonviolent movement and what we're seeing in syria, what lib da and i saw in belfast when a bomb went off, we are not experiencing that today because of the commitment to peaceful settling of our grievance, peaceful resistance, standing up and fighting and going to jail but not resorting to violence. and that is the legacy that we ought to thank everyone who participated in this movement. thank you, very much. [ applause ] >> september 15th, 1

. >> john: sounds good. how's eric? >> marlena: his ekg showed improvement. >> john: means the antibiotics are doing their job. that's good. >> marlena: yeah. at least for the moment. john? >> john: yeah. >> marlena: how long do you think it will be before the police press charges? >> john: well, sweetheart, i'm surprised they haven't done that already. who knows, maybe roman pulled some strings. >> marlena: i'm actually pretty concerned about eric. i know him so well, you know? he will be harder on himself than any judge or jury can be. and if he doesn't want he just won't.

inn amazing stroke of luck, eric's letter landed on this man's desk. his name, john o'malley, an investigat for the u.s. days after reading eric's letter, o'malley made a personal trip to see eric in sing sing. >> immediately, john o'malley just stood up and he asked me. did you write thth letter? i said, yes. he shook my hand and said i' sorry. i said sorry for what? he says, you kw, i know you're innocent. when he said that, i said, what are you talking about, sir? he said, listen. i know the guy that is committed this crime. >> how did o'malley know? he worked with detective forselli on the gaga case ten years earlier and back then the two gang members, jose and gilbert actually confessed the cab driver shooting to o'malley. >> he said, when i read this letter, everything just came back to me from that day. i put it altogether. when these guys confessed to me. >> o'maly didn't want to appear on camera but told us he also checked with the nypd after like the detective before him, o'malley was told there was no record of the crime. after getting eric's letter in 201

. >> john: sounds good. how's eric? marlena: his ekg showed improvement. >> john: means the antibiotics are doing their job. that's good. >> marlena: yeah. at least for the moment. john? >> john: yeah. >> marlena: how long do you think it will be before the police press charges? >> john: well, sweetheart, i'm surprised they haven't done that already. who knows, maybe roman pulled some strings. >> marlena: i'm actually pretty concerned about eric. i know him so well, you know? he will be harder on himself than any judge or jury can be. and if he doesn't want to get well, he just won't. [monitor beeping] [quiet knock at door] >> jennifer: i'm sorry.

eric? >> i would call john kasich. he's done an amazing job with the state of ohio. the numbers, the job creation, the economy's doing great. the guy can solve problems. he took over when it was kind of rough rough times. you look at kasich and christie, they're complete opposites. one had a state doing okay. one with a rough time. john kasich, problem solver, kasich. by the way, kasich got an endorsement today from t"the ne york times." >> it man s manson. >> there you go. i think i know them all personally. i don't think there's any question you could ask rand paul. i think rand paul is a good human being with family, and he understands and greg, if anything gets stuck, he's a doctor. >> he's an ophthalmologist. your eyes. >> personal conflict or crisis, i would say it depends on the nature of my problem. i would probably call donald trump. and then also probably call chris christie because i always trust a good prosecutor like myself. good advice. and he's not afraid of a good fight. question three. from jane, following the election process and reporting on it, do

``letter, o'malley made a personal ``trip to see eric in sing sing. ``>> immediately, john o'malley ``just stood up and he asked me. ``did you write this letter? ``i said, yes. ``he shook my hand and said i'm ``sorry. ``i said sorry for what? ``he says, you know, i know you're ``innocent. ``when he said that, i said, what ``are you talking about, sir? ``he said, listen. ``i know the guy that is committed ``this crime. ``>> how did o'malley know? ``he worked with detective ``forselli on the gang case ten ``years earlier and back then the ``two gang members, jose and ``gilbert actually confessed the ``cab driver shooting to o'malley. ``>> he said, when i read this ``letter, everything just came ``back to me from that day. ``i put it altogether. ``when these guys confessed to me. ``>> o'malley didn't want to ``also checked with the nypd after ``the confessionings in 2002 and ``like the detective before him, ``o'malley was told there was no ``record of the crime. ``after getting eric's letter in ``2012, o'malley addressed the ``court in a sworn affidavit ``stating that eric gli

days after reading eric's e a personal trip to see eric in sing sing. >> immediately, john o'malley asked me. did you write this letter? i said, yes. he shook my hand and said i'm sorry.t? he says, you know, i know you're innocent. when he said that, i said, what g about, sir? he said, listen. i know the guy that is committed this crime. >> how did o'malley know? he worked with detective e gang case ten years earlier and back then the two gang members, jose and fessed the cab driver shooting to o'malley. >> he said, when i read this letter, everything just came back to me from that day. when these guys confessed to me. >> o'malley didn't want to but told us he also checked with the nypd after o'malley was told there was no record of the crime. after getting eric's letter in addressed the court in a sworn affidavit stating that eric glisson and the others were innocent of the hooting. armed with that kind of statement, you'd think eric would be literally home free.. >>> coming up, eric glisson isn't giving up.f hope. everyone here has been unjustly >> will his own picture ever be on it? >>

eric weisfeld, abc news. >> it is chilly out there tonight. >> john farley joins us tonight >> cooler tonight than last night. this evening temperatures will go down faster and they won't bottom out, but they will get there faster, and temperatures right now 40s and some low 50s in terms of whether it compares to last night. a little bit cooler, and what's going to happen this evening, temperatures will drop quicker, and by the time we get to midnight, not much in the way of wind, but temperatures already in the mid-30s. overnight it's going to be pretty cool, temperatures dropping down into the mid-20s. cold night, but it won't last all that long. sunrise tomorrow morning 7:29, bright and clear, no problems at all, and temperatures cool, but watch what happens as we go through the day. you will notice the temperatures will warm, 10 degrees warmer than what we had today, into the low 60s. this is an indication of where we are headed. it will continue to warm up, but we will get to that in just a second. >> governor nikki haley is being criticized by members of her own party to the president's state of the un

air colder is throwing his -- air colder -- eric holder is holder stepped down in 2015.>>> former john edwards is a fine for a new position tonight. he is asking me to represent victims of the volkswagen missions scandal. volkswagen is facing civil lawsuits for breaking its cars to cheat on initiate testing. >>> a big shakeup in the nfl with the st. louis rams saying goodbye to misery and hello to los angeles.>> the fans have a lot to say about the decision. the rams may not be the only team moving to l.a. brandy hicks has the latest from los angeles.>> reporter: the rams are heading back to los angeles. a homecoming l.a. fans have been waiting for when the team pack its bags after the 1994 season and moved to st. louis. now been righted.>> reporter: with two stadium proposals also involving potential moves by the raiders, the rams move has been approved to this billion- dollar stadium. >> it had the facilities that would really bring a new kind of experience to the nfl. >> reporter: leading fans heartbroken in st. louis. >> it is just pressing -- depressing to see a team i love late.

principalm maryland at eastern middle school -- two students interviewed eric holder for their c-span video project. illinois representative john , i was tweeted interviewed by students for their c-span project. there is $100,000 in prizes with a grand prize of $5,000. the deadline is january 20, 2016. winners will be announced march 9. for more information, visit studentcam.org. next, hillary clinton in new hampshire. then, the latest developments in the 2016 campaign. after that, a house hearing on house inquiries. at a campaign event in new hampshire, presidential candidate hillary clinton was endorsed by planned parenthood action fund. this is the first primary endorsement ever by the organization. we begin with an announcement by cecile richards. this is just under an hour. [applause] ♪ [applause] ms. richards: they asked me what song i wanted to come out to. i felt like i had to dance a little bit. thank you to our incredible young leaders. thank you, the tosha, for sharing your story and being an amazing leader. can we give it up for kelly robertson, the most awesome organizer? [applause] ms. richards: i was back there w

. >> orlando police chief john mina says 28-year-old eric provost was holding an air soft gun when he was shot and killed by orlando police on monday evening. his officers, thinking the gun was real. on the box of the air soft guns -- >> police and others may think this is a firearm. >> -- a warning, the weapon might be confused for the real deal. >> so today, you probably have almost every major model of gun that's being manufactured as a real gun being produced as an air soft gun. >> orlando police also say the two officers involved in the cameras. we also asked which type of air soft gun the suspect was holding when he was shot and killed. we were told that information will not be released at this time. headquarters, troy campbell, news 6. >> thank you, troy. testimony resumes tomorrow morning in the trial of a raping a woman near daytona international speedway. today his accuser took the stand, telling the jury what she says happened nearly two years ago. news 6 reporter loren korn was in court. >> while the woman says she only remembers bits and pieces from that night, she says s

other speaker, eric holder, john king, and national action outh network president al sharpton.s.is two hours. >> hey, where's the line?wher all right.that that's a little better.r.ha happy king day. happy kingpp day. >> happy king day. >> oh, come on now. remember when we used to have t? sneak in happy king day, it wasn't really official, so you'd sneak and not show up. you go to work and they say, where were you yesterday? knowing we all took the day off for king day, so let mesay i heu all say it. happy king day.tter. >> happy king day. >> that's a lot better. it's my pleasure and privilege to be able to bring up reverend al sharpton, who is the founder of this glorious band. like t but before i do, i'd like to take a note of personal privilege, because we always talk about reverend higgs that tomorrow is not promised.pro and for me it was almost not re promised because i was almost i not here htoday. i had a very serious surgery last year, that almost took my m life, left me paralyzed on my a left side, and i had one call tl make. and i to called reverend al sharpton, who pray

. >> eric can - -- across our military john is famous for his ability to relate to drops and civilians alike. drawing from the depth and breadth of his own experience. >> outgoing commander general john kelly has been at the h helm which is functions that go on in latin and central america and the caribbean in 2012. the 1200 military and civilian military personnel here will be under the direction of add miller curt kidd. he comes from the pentagon where he was assistant to the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. >> i look forward to the opportunity to work very closely with the many close partners wh whom we share interests throughout this hemisphere. >> the ceremony began with another military tradition, honoring the commanders' wives. a bouquet of flowers presented togeneral kelly's wife that symbol lysis her dedication and sacrifice, actually given to her daughter who was here in her place. >> i can tell you four stars can get kind of head de. but when your wife tells you put the recycle out, it takes you down a notch or two and you understand really what your role in life it. a

ambassador john bolton, thank you. >> thank you, eric. >>> let's head out west now where a maximum security jail break in southern california, authorities hunting for three inmates who escaped apparently by cutting through half-inch steel bars and repelling from the roof using a makeshift rope. the inmates are all considered dangerous and face a range of charges including murder, torture, and assault with a deadly weapon. will carr joins us from los angeles with the very latest details. tell us more about this treacherous trio, will. >> reporter: hi, arthel. authorities are holding a press conference right now. they said they're looking round-the-clock for all three of these men because they are considered dangerous as you just menti mentioned. when you hear what some of them are accused of, it might be putting it lightly. the authorities say there isn't any evidence the three knew each other, but they're look noog it because they say the planning that went into this took weeks or months. it happened friday, sometime between 5:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. when jailers do head counts at the orange

eric fanning says it is his highest priority. chairman senator john mccain had a very simple question. >> are we winning? >> mr. chairman, i think it is too early to tell. we clearly are putting a lot of pressure on isis. but, they are also showing that they can put pressure on us. a great deal of work need to be done. >> fanning had previously served in many high level positions in the pentagon including chief of staff to the secretary of defense and under >>> a former u.s. marine who spent more than four years in an iranian prison is back home. amir hakmadi has touched down at home in flint michigan. he was released in a prisoner swap along with jason rezaian and two other americans. >>> coming up next, the judge gets choked up during the sentencing of the man >> a judge sentenced convicted triple murder charles severance to prison with three life terms. >> but first the judge delivered an emotional speech in court. peggy fox covered the trial and was there for today's sentencing. >> reporter: judge randy bellows choked up as he described the lives

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john, your thoughts quick. >> davenport, got to give iowa a try, eric. >> what was that? >> i have no idea.e is speaking libertarian. i guess i don't speak that. >> it's the music man. >> i think it is going to go to trump. >> all right. >> silver is predicting cruz. >> i want to leave you and say thank you to the cast and crew for joining us. time to wake up america. the election season is about to be catapulted into hyperspeed. think about pride and patriotism. pride is respecting yourself and the others are respecting you and patriotism is a national pride. for us the erosion of national pride is so great we elected leaders who would rather apologize for exceptionism rather than to use it to further our standings on the world stage. on the democrat side where folks are used to choose between a person consistently lying about email services or we have the self described socialist. can we all stop qualifying how we describe bernie sanders. he is a socialist. free health care. free tuition. free everything. all the while claiming our companies who employ millions are evil. that is socialism

marking them up to astronomically high prices on the resale market" sot eric schneiderman: and that's what we call a rigged system. mayor john lee is laying out an optimistic year ahead for north mayor john lee is laying out an station.. lee said north las vegas has made some enormous economic strides. he also says the city is diversifying.. and highlighted the billion dollar deal with electric car company 'faraday future.' and.. according to the mayor.. the city's deficit is now under 23-million dollars.. which is a 51 million dollar improvement over last year. a first grade teacher in texas was fired after parents say she put duct tape over the mouths of her students, staying it was a game. parents say they got a call on friday saying the teacher duct tapped the mouths of more than 20 students. one mother says her child isn't handling the aftermath. (tamilyn love, parent of student) "well, not very well.... we decided to put her into counseling. saturday night she woke up and told me that she had a bad dream... that she was choking and couldn't breathe because she had duct tape over her mouth." the teacher was fired and po

the five-year-old girl was killed by her father one year john chuck shot his daughter and she drowned in tampa bay. eric estrella is running between shriners headquarters to monday. that's three days of money -- running and estrella is hoping to raise five -- $5000 to help other children. honor. >> we just can't forget the we can't. we have to keep her memory alive because even though this was a tragedy, and something that may be could have been prevented, she's gone. let's help other children while we are at it in memory of phoebe. >> estrella welcomes people to come cheer him on over the weekend. bring him a bottle of water or take a selfie with him. you can track where he is through the shriners hospital twitter account and all the money he collects will go to the hospital. >>> to a rocky refugee, coming up the ties u.s. officials say they have to international terrorism and why their arrests plus this -- >> a boy so tormented by bullies he is afraid to return to school. >> it's very hard for me to watch him go through this. >> why this grandmother said the child's school failed to respond and the ac

eric. >> and his wife. yes, good people. we wish them wellll up next, john farley has one last look at the seven day forecast. columbia news at 6:00. >> cold out now in columbia. we'll get down to the mid 20's. some places low 20's. very cold night for us tonight. plants. if you took them in last night. forecast. temperatures. what i wanted to show you on the last of it by the time we get into tomorrow afternoon, it will be a little warmer and by the time we get into the end of the week, we're back in the 60's. there's some rain there, too. >> all right. thanks so much. and about half-hour left in the

eric fanning. he resigned as secretary when john mccain's of his serving in that role violated federal law.mination is confirmed, he will be the first openly gay person to serve as army secretary. this hearing is one hour and 20 minutes. this hearing is an hour and 20 minutes. [indiscernible] >> good morning. >> good morning. before i begin my statement, i would like to note its been reported the white house has all the riser department of defense to target isil in afghanistan, the first authorization beyond iraq and syria. many of us may be interested to we have confined our attacks on isil to a rock and syria.- to iraq and more than a year into the u.s. reachry campaign, isil's is global and growing. conditions on the crowd in afghanistan simply don't warrant a dangerous calendar driven withdrawal of u.s. forces. the committee meets this money to consider the nomination of eric fanning to be secretary of the army. we understand your mother is joining us this morning as is .ur tradition, mr. fanning we hope you will take the opportunity to introduce her and any other family and friends joi

santorum, carly fiorina, mike huckabee, jeb bush, marco rubio, ted cruz and john kasich all have campaign stops across the state today. eric: more big stories. a deadly house fire from 10 years ago is now a murder case. spec. agt. motsinger: it just goes to show, when people think they get away with murder, we eric: wapello county authorities arrested chris yenger and zachary dye on monday. both are charged in the 2005 fire that killed 20-year-old nathan messer and 22-year-old seth anderson. authorities say the two were involved in an altercation at the house and were asked to leave. and believe that may be the reason the pair set the deadly fire. des moines has unveiled new plans to fix the east euclid and hubbell intersection. the area is well known for crashes. plans call for re-working the intersection and swapping stop signs for stop lights. the plan also calls for a median along hubbell in the area of east euclid to stop drivers from turning. they hope the whole project will be done by 2018. eric: new this morning, local specialists are preparing central iowa for an increase in alzheimer's patients. kcci's alyx sacks

my name is john avalos chairman of the finance i forget i'm doing to my right by commissioner eric mar and by david campos. we will be joined shortly by commissioner melia cohen. is he actually going to be here? i think we'll have a motion to excuse her in a moment. the clerk is stephen say most. could you share with us on office >> no announcements. >> okay. today's meeting is broadcast today by jennifer lopez charles, neck from sf of katie. thank you for your service. if we could have a motion to excuse commissioner kim. >> some of >> moved and seconded. moved and seconded. we'll take that without objection >>[gavel] . we'll go to our second items. >> local >>[call of the roll] avalos campos cohen. cohen absent mar speeder a quorum is present. >> that's going to second item >> item to approve the minutes of november 3 approve the minutes of november 3, 2015 meeting. >> any changes to the minutes seeing none, will go under public comments. the comment is now open on our minutes. we will close of the comment >>[gavel] . a motion to-do we need a motion speaker just woke about >> on the

my name is john avalos chairman of the finance i forget i'm doing to my right by commissioner eric mar and by david campos. we will be joined shortly by commissioner melia cohen. is he actually going to be here? i think we'll have a motion to excuse her in a moment. the clerk is stephen say most. could you share with us on office >> no announcements. >> okay. today's meeting is broadcast today by jennifer lopez charles, neck from sf of katie. thank you for your service. if we could have a motion to excuse commissioner kim. >> some of >> moved and seconded. moved and seconded. we'll take that without objection >>[gavel] . we'll go to our second items. >> local >>[call of the roll] avalos campos cohen. cohen absent mar speeder a quorum is present. >> that's going to second item >> item to approve the minutes of november 3 approve the minutes of november 3, 2015 meeting. >> any changes to the minutes seeing none, will go under public comments. the comment is now open on our minutes. we will close of the comment >>[gavel] . a motion to-do we need a motion speaker just woke about >> on the

my name is john avalos chairman of the finance i forget i'm doing to my right by commissioner eric mar and by david campos. we will be joined shortly by commissioner melia cohen. is he actually going to be here? i think we'll have a motion to excuse her in a moment. the clerk is stephen say most. could you share with us on office >> no announcements. >> okay. today's meeting is broadcast today by jennifer lopez charles, neck from sf of katie. thank you for your service. if we could have a motion to excuse commissioner kim. >> some of >> moved and seconded. moved and seconded. we'll take that without objection >>[gavel] . we'll go to our second items. >> local >>[call of the roll] avalos campos cohen. cohen absent mar speeder a quorum is present. >> that's going to second item >> item to approve the minutes of november 3 approve the minutes of november 3, 2015 meeting. >> any changes to the minutes seeing none, will go under public comments. the comment is now open on our minutes. we will close of the comment >>[gavel] . a motion to-do we need a motion speaker just woke about >> on the

frustrations that rank-and-file republicans have with the ryanous leadership, paul aside, back to john boehner and eric cantor running the place. 2012d been promised since that we would offer our alternative ideas. they are there, you can find them on the website. we have a comprehensive obamacare replacement bill. for some reason, previous leadership was afraid to bring it up. i'm glad the leadership is gone and that new leadership is in place and i hope that we will now have the nerve and guts to go on the stand and say not only did we not like obamacare, but here is our idea on how to fix things. if we don't do that, we will of failed the country and our party. host: what are some of those alternative ideas? guest: the examples i give people are to look at the insurance systems that work. life insurance works, auto insurance works. the different types of insurance. there is competition for it. showing ads on tv different auto companies selling insurance. you don't see that for health insurance because most the -- most of the time, your employer picks it for you. insurance. other if your car -- if yo

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john and christine. >> thank you, jeff. let's break down the debate. who won and lost and why? cnn's eric bradner is live for news south carolina. we will go through the sound showing the differences. trying to show the differences on health care and guns and on, you know, support for the president. there is one thing that really caught my attention here. you remember way back when when bernie sanders would not be drawn into a debate about hillary clinton's e-mail. he said i'm sick and tired of hearing about her damn e-mail. he was asked about the personal life and personal misdeeds about the former president bill clinton. this is what bernie sanders said. >> i cannot walk down the street, secretary clinton knows this, without being told how much i have to attack secretary clinton. want to get me on the front pages of the paper? i can make a vicious attack. we have been through this. his behavior was deplorable. have i ever said a word about that? no, i will not. i will debate secretary clinton and mr. o'malley. i will debate on the issues. not bill clinton's behavior. >> it is interestin