angelo frazier, pastor/family friend:"great personality, she loved jesus, very bubbly. when she walked in the room you knew she was there."that's how those who knew her describe 38- year-old kristina stratton. someone who would do anything for her five children, ranging in ages from 7 to 18.and family friend and pastor angelo frazier says that is exactly what she did as her home went up in flames late last night.angelo frazier, pastor/family friend:"she went into the home late last night to try to save her kids." frazier says four of the kids were inside the home at the time of the fire, and stratton was unable to get them out.he says the children were upstairs and as they heard her scream from downstairs, they jumped from the second story window and escaped.when kern county firefighters arrived on scene.they were unable to rescue stratton.a neighbor caught video of the home engulfed in flames.nicholas grant, neighbor:"it was a really bad blaze, i heard crackling from my from my backdoor you could actually feel the heat from the fire, all the way from the house." family

i'm kevin frazier,back to you!ortoise thought to be extinct has been found near the galapagos islands. this is the fernan-dina giant tortoise. it was last seen alive in 1906, and experts thought it was extinct. but this adult female was spotted sunday on the galapagos island of fernandina, and it's believed she's not alone. conservationists have taken this tortoise to a breeding center on a nearby island. the fernandina giant tortoise is one of 14 tortoise species native to the galapagos islands, most of which are endangered. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(grant) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam)thanks grant and vicki tonight at 6.... (pam) oakland teachers are on strike. and parents are preparing for the worst. the latest on the the latest on the negotations between the teachers union and the district... as well as what kids are doing áinstead of going to school. (ken) and what ice is saying local authorities should have done... after it is revealed that the armed gunman who

i'm kevin frazier,back to you! (grant) and a reminder-- you can watch entertianment tonight right here on kron 4. (vicki) it airs at 7:30 right after inside edition. and then we are back for kron4 news in primetime at 8:00. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(grant) ken wayne and catherine heenan are here with kron 4 news at six. (catherine)thanks grant and vicki.coming up next at 6.... (catherine)rain is back in the bay area.another major storm -- causing more flooding concerns as the wet weather hits already saturated areas. we'll show you how long the latest storm is expected to last..and the dangers it's bringing. (ken)and it's round two for tesla ceo elon musk's battle with the securities and exchange commission.we'll tell you why stock market regultors are asking for musk to be held in contempt tonight. (ken)and singer r. kelly is out of jail... for now.we'll tell you where he went first... after being released on bail.kron4 news at 6 is next. (catherine) tonight at 6. we're tracking the weatheras another

frazier? >> mr. chairman, ranking member wyden, and members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to appear here today. merck's mission is to improve lives by bringing vaccines. research is at the core of merck. last year we invest eded $10 billion in r&d, 23% of promise sales and invested nearly $70 billion over the past decade. over the last five years, we have also made capital investments of over $5 billion in the united states and we plan to invest more than $9 billion more over the next few years to increase manufacturing capacity and to open two new research centers in the united states. we go where the science leads us, which means we don't focus increase manufacturing capacity and to open two new research only on diseases in wealthier countries. for example, we're proud to have deployed 70,000 doses of our ebola vaccine working with the government. the goal is to save lives, even where no viable commercial opportunity exists. we do all this to serve only on diseases in wealthier pa

kevin frazier will have a wrap-up of the big winners. >>> i'm anne-marie green.uncontrolled moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, you never know how your skin will look. and it can feel like no matter what you do, you're always itching. but even though you see and feel eczema on your skin, an overly sensitive immune system deep within your skin could be the cause. so help heal your skin from within. with dupixent. dupixent is not a steroid, and it continuously treats your eczema even when you can't see it. at 16 weeks, more than 1 in 3 patients saw clear or almost clear skin, and patients saw a significant reduction in itch. do not use if you are txe serious allergic reactions can occur, including anaphylaxis, a severe reaction. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening eye problems, including eye pain or changes in vision. if you are taking asthma medicines, do not change or stop your asthma medicine without talking to your doctor. help heal your skin from within. ask your eczema specialist about dupixent. committees for the 2020 election. >>> and

it >> that was kevin frazier reporting there. neeson also added he grew up surrounded by violence in northern ireland. >>> no new trial for former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky. but, today in appeals court did order a resentencing. the court says he was improperly sentenced back in 2012, given 30 to 60 years in state prison for the sexual abuse of 10 boys. the man has maintained his innocence all along. his lawyers say they will keep fighting for a new trial. straka texas man is dead after a cigarette exploded in his face and a piece of it got lodged in his throat. william eric brown was in the parking lot of a baker shop last sunday when it happened. the shop says that he did not buy anything but that he wanted help, using a mechanical mod style vapor 10. the 24-year-old died two days later caused by a severed artery from a an explosion. >> it cut his lip apparently somehow, a piece flew into his throat and stayed there. that's what they should have taken out as soon as he got to the hospital. and they decid

frazier went off the air in '04, took home 37 emmys during its run.to people now yesterday, kelcey gave an update on whether or not this revival would be likely. >> i just have been listening to a few pitches all of which i at i respect thatpranably make t month or two. there's a lot of different destinies that people have hatched for frederick, and yes, surely he needs to be part of the show. i like the sort of -- i like the one where frederick ends up being more like martin was than frazier. i'm sort of drawn to that instead of a tortured. we've had the pitch where he was tortured and didn't know what hit identity was, all sorts of stuff. no, i think his grand dad is who he became. i really like that. we'll see what happens. >> sounds like a yes. >> yes, it does. >> flushing it out as we speak right there. we'll have to see exactly what happens with frazier. >>> and fliinally chris pratt a katherine schwarzenegger they have been spending a lot of time together on chris pratt's sheep farm. his fiancee took a snap of him holding a baby lamb and writin

kevin frazier of "entertainment tonight" has our report on this. >> i'm not racist -- >> reporter: as a young man, action star liam neeson once roamed the streets of his hometown in ireland with a club in his hands looking to attack any random black man. >> i did it for maybe a week, hoping some black bastard would come out of a pub and have a go at me about something, you know, so that i could kill him. >> reporter: neeson admitted that 40 years ago he had the urge to lash out when a close friend said she had been raped by a black man. >> i went out deliberately into black areas in the city looking to be set upon so that i could unleash physical violence. >> reporter: he revealed the story while promoting his new movie "cold pursuit" about a revenge killing. >> it kind of shocked me when i came down to earth after having these horrible feelings. luckily no violence occurred ever, thank be to god. >> reporter: neeson's characters like in the movie "taken" are often bent on revenge. >> i told you i would find you. >> reporter: neeson said he sought help from a priest and admits that hi

come frazier's a conflict of interest between development aid agencies in the private sector and profits from such mindsets. and do they help the needy. bottom crosscut. the business of development angel. in fifteen minutes bomb d w. in terms of the conflict zone confronting the powerful believe maybe it's a lose most popular political party that is causing plenty of consternation but is hardline the migration my guess this weekend also knows it is one of the elite teams moscow's army. is their love could soon face my cool formula really such a way that conflicts of. minutes on the double. street . crimes against humanity. civilians become witness six of. their recorded edges travel around the globe. just social media. propaganda picture that one is from digital investigators combed through the flood of images they combine sources to try to reconstruct what happened and to substantiate claims of crimes thanks to this video recording one of the soldiers who shot the young man is on trial now st. paul's forensics between bits parts. of the book truce to take goods starts feb fifteenth on t

i almost passed out because thats (vicki)(vicki) back to you.kevin frazier,back to you. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(grant) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (ken) thank you grant and vicki. we are tracking breaking news tonight. lanes of the richmond san rafael bridge shut down. after concrete chunks fall from the upper deck...hitting one car...and missing others. how long the problem could keep lanes closed.(pam) the n-t-s-b headed to san francisco to investigate the explosion that occured after a gas line was ruptured on geary boulevard. the latest on the investigation. as we take a closer look at the company responsible for hitting the line.(pam) plus rain is on the way to the bay area... how it will impact your morning commute. the news at six is next. do i use a toothpaste that whitens my teeth, or one that's good for my teeth? now i don't have to choose. from crest 3d white, the whitening therapy collection with new spearmint and peppermint oil. it gently whitens, plus it has a fortifying formula to protect your enamel. crest. he

(grant here with a look back at his life and legacy is entertainment tonight's kevin frazier. (kevin)vicki and grant,karl was a fashion icon credited for reinventing chaneland for dressing half of hollywood!ec: tell us what do you love about ny why are we here in ny tonight?kl i'm here because of the show that's the main reason it's an important reason working up until his death, karl was known as the most prolific fashion designer of the 20th century.chanel announced his passing today after an absence from their fashion show last month led to speculation of his declining health.karl! karl! straight ahead!donning his signature look - a white ponytail and dark glasses - the german designer helped build the luxury fashion industry as we know it today, turning the struggling chanel into a star studded fashion house.it's my great privilidge - genuinely! celebrated and admired by celebrities worldwide,karl has worked with sarah jessica parker, brad pitt, and rihanna. another friend (vicki) (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(grant) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 n

united coach jose mourinho dropped the puck at a russian league hockey game, and then...down goes fraziersn't even on the ice when he fell. flyers and canucks...vancou ver's elias pettersson looks to have a tying goal by goalie carter hart dives, and makes the save with his arm. philadelphia won 2-1. kings and spurs...sacramen to rookie marvin bagley the third throws down the 360 alley-oop. kings won 127-112. this weekends storm caused damage at pebble beach ahead of this weeks at&t pro-am, but the terrible weather didn't stop rafa cabrera-bello from getting in a practice round. says he made that putt for birdie. <> (((break))) (((break))) (((break))) >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] tomorrow morning at 4-30. good thanks for watching!!

. >> otherwise known as jamie frazier from outlander. >> give her a present? what kind of present? >> gin. >>> you raised two kids and now they've grown out of that but this guy hasn't grown out of his tantrums. he's 21 years old and he's just going bananas. >> that his bike he's manager up there? >> it is. he's totally ripping it. if you say you rip it on a motorcycle,t' pp apar an >>at his gind sitting nearby who he almost takes out by flipping the bike over. >> so he's having a ticket written. >> now you're starting to get the idea. now he smashes his bike with a rock. that officer spotted this young fella riding his motorcycle the wrong way down a road. also by not wearing a helmet and not having the proper documentation for his bike. >> his girlfriend needs to be his ex. >> he has rage issues. >> but can we talk about the calmness with this officer. the officer stepped back calmly. >> this guys bike was impounded. >>> this next video takes us to the united kingdom. a security camera on the side of somebody's house. then you see lights and suddenly -- >> oh, man. >> mini cooper

way you maroon 5 were joined by atlanta hometown hero big boi of the rap duo outcast,and our kevin frazieraught him as he ran off the field.kf:how was it big boi how was it for you?bb: it was good it was good man. (nischelle)we have so much more behind the scenes action from the super bowl on et!i'm nischelle turnere, back to you. (vicki) you might have noticed your office felt a bit empty today. ours certainly did. more than 17 million people were expected to stay home from work to recover from the super bowl. it's known as "super sick monday to those who over-do-it with food, alcohol and staying up too late watching the game. and according to one employment firm... the cost of productivity loss could top four-billion dollars. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(grant) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. thank you grant and vicki here's what we're working on at 6.(ken) the rain is picking up tonight as a powerful storm saturates the bay area. the heaviest rain is still ahead... and it's bringing along dangerous conditions.(pam) and -- a bay area couple... said to

right now let's go to kevin phra frazier in atlanta. >> it's also one of the hubs where all activitiesl take place during super bowl week here in atlanta. now come super bowl sunday, it's all about the two teams and the halftime performers maroon 5 and only i had a chance to sit down with adam levine. ♪ >> there's been controversy around you guys playing this performance. what went into your decision to play the super bowl halftime show? >> when you look back on every single super bowl halftime show, people just can't -- it's this like insatiable urge to hate a little bit. i'm not in the right profession if i can't handle a little bit of controversy. it's what it is. we expected it, we like to move on from it and like i said earlier, it speaks to it. >> why did you guys cancel the press conference? >> the nfl cancelled the press conference. you'll have to speak with them. >> we're in atlanta. we're so close to where dr. king was born and raised. what do you say to the folks that say that they just want to be heard and how will your performance speak to that? >> they will be is all i wa

they come hand though mario are a hi pam frazier and the are a price and they kind use those where you face a cow ha says are neutral and two so i and that's kind of the show where that leaving and that's carlo come on where that you can you out where you are see me or to what was happening you like billions of years old gold when there was no live in earth is six i see me you look for the live well me me me this year. goal or to look for the law is us me when the company to different for the recess. many scientists believe evolution began deep oceans the creatures found may be the most basic and systems of the mind morning. and there is one type of habitat in the deep ocean where you expects to find an abundance of them. there is a big hero say that all kinds of life form might be from the title what has all one it's a week where the life was already making the news yes i'll go and i know they are the other girl i always had told it was size one off to. the yeah we shoot you make science very exciting which of these exciting this is what i want to do science and i feel exhausted i fee

to certain drugs being unavailable.but the companies say the profits are put to good use.kenneth fraziermerk & co.last year we invested $10 billion dollars in r&d 23% of product sales.alexandra limon / washington correspondentthe executives also said consumers end up paying high out of pocket costs beacause the savings from rebates and coupons go to insurance companies and health care groups.oregon senator ron wyden disagreees.sen. ron wyden / or-di think you and others in the industry are stone walling on the issue. which is actually lowering list prices.lawmakers took issue with the drug patent system arguing it allows pharmaceutical companies to have a monopoly on medications and block cheaper, generic drugs.congress is working on new legislation targeting prescription drug prices. in washington alexandra limon. (ken) it took a while but the storm has made it's way across the region now and is also pummeling the south bay. kron four's rob fladeboe takes a look at the impact in the santa cruz mountains. (ken) in the south bay -- a pretty hectic day for some google employees when they e

frazier says california should take a tougher stance because right now the fine for distracted drivingonly $20. the new bill, driving with your cell phone counts as one violation point on your record. >> if you have a point i'm ready, you will have two points in you will lose your discount. >> i am working three jobs is trying to survive. to have my insurance go out a i don't know about that. i don't agree. >> it is about safety. if the bill passes it would take it back in 2021. >> that will do it for the news at 5. >>> kpix 5 news at 6 starts now. >>> live team coverage from the richmond-san rafael bridge at a standstill for the second time today. tracks of concrete rain down from the upper deck on a traffic below. >> they said large chunks of cement from the upper deck. >>> tonight the commute stretches through san francisco and beyond. drivers desperately try to >> traffic could be just as bad for your morning commute as the next round of rain moves in. kpix 5 news at 6 starts right now. i am ken bastida.

>> i'm kevin frazier, not tim tebow.emiere of "run the race" and he told us how he kept the proposal a secret. >> i had a fake surprise. we were giving my dad a truck and then i had another surprise. we're going somewhere else that night. >> i was, like, okay. i'm coming. i'll be there. >> you don't have to keep as many secrets about the wedding. who is taking over most of the planning there? >> he knows he wa wedding. they haven't announced a date yet. "run the race" hits theaters a week from friday. >> bye, everybody. - [voiceover] the following is a paid advertisement for plexaderm skincare. (upbeat music) - many of us have seen before and afters on social media of people getting rid of eye-bags in minutes. well today we're talking about plexaderm, and it works in minutes to reduce some of the keys signs of aging. if you have wrinkles, crow's feet, or under eye-bags, get ready to be surprised. if you have smile or forehead lines or saggy skin on your neck, you're gonna be stunned at the results that are captured on ca

>> i'm kevin frazier, not tim tebow.remiere of "run the race" and he told us how he kept the proposal a secret. >> i had a fake surprise. we were giving my dad a truck and then i had another surprise. we're going somewhere else that night. >> i was, like, okay. i'm coming. i'll be there. >> you don't have to keep as many secrets about the wedding. who is taking over most of the planning there? >> he knows he wants to help plan that wedding. they haven't announced a date yet. "run the race" hits theaters a week from friday. >> bye, everybody. (ken) a powerful storm is arriving now in the bay area. and with it... heavy rain... strong winds... the potential for flash flooding and downed trees. and it's going to continue for the rest of the week.(ken) thank you for joining us i'm ken wayne.(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. the wet weather also going to make for a treacherous commute tomorrow we have team coverage on this february storm. kron-4's j-r stone is in the north bay which expected to get hit har

later, brianna frazier feeling it. finishes down low wit the nice hook shot. cornhuskers, thou, hanging around in this one until maryland rattling off a 20-point run. this three-pointer. her 72nd of the season. setting a new marylan record. terps cruise to the 89-63 victory. >>> it's still n too late for valentine's. the caps have you covered. evgeney kuznetsov, makes my heart take flight. you're the burgundy to myold. and the wizards bradley beal, you're un-bealievable. finally, the real winners here, umbc, you'll never be our number one because we never want to upset you. remember they upset number one seed from virginia last year, so spreading a lot love with a little, you know -- >> smack talk. s it.a that's the word i was looking r. s not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during the ultimate sleep number event. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to hit the ground running. only at a sleep number store. durin

at various commementators this - kevin frazier of entertatainment tv n now it's bebetter if the'ss pepeople abobout sayining man yl better get that t kid some legit shoes. so i canannot doesesn't i'm su night t weren'tt sign williamson and puma -- toasted win in this -- wouldn't happen to the puma stately stop of course thing you that would be screen grabbed mean time. and then we have a constant even something even if it means producing an inferior product the contact number one keeping one pair in the country safe on possssible. moscopopole courtrt not just wih lots of refeferences and two wasnsn't revenge by a childld mamanufactururer somewhehere ate bad taste was look i think now i can. cushion at the they went down in the stocks political back up. and very quickly james now a a bit don't kick into his yes aren't happy that. it won't be included as an olympic sport. thrice a eight said you clear tone very sports such as don't break dancing are being proposed for inclusion in the olympics and not it's probably through along with her if you want. but there wasn't we have shot ground influ

the former united coach drop dropped the puck at the russian league hockey game and then down goes frazier. he was not on the ice when he fell. what about the flyers? looks to have a tying goal, but the goalie carter, dive, makes the save with his arm. philadelphia was victorious, 2- 1. >>> marvin the third throws down the 360 alley-oop, the kings were victorious, 127-112. >>> this weekend's storm caused damage a pebble but the terrible weather did not stop cabrera getting a practice run and that was for a birdie on 18. people freak out when they see this kind of weather but as you know, you are old enough, -- >> thank you for choosing him. >> yes he is. >> you always expect it and you wished for it. >> we will be right back. (soft music) fitness sf is a local, family owned group of fitness facilities here in the bay area. comcast business provides all of our ethernet connections, the wifi, the cable, it is super fast and efficient and it really has made a difference in our business. we wanna keep people fit and healthy and our clubs stay healthy and fit because of comcast business. tomorr

and entertainment tonight's kevin frazier is here to give us a break down.vin)the best actor category is always a battle for oscar gold --and this year is no different!so which lucky nominee will walk away a winner?clipóviceódomótrl ótxtó422hqónoógb óstereoó2398ódvcproóhdórzt1:39 i believe we can make this work vo#1christian bale's transformation into dick cheney could earn him his 2nd oscar...bohemianrhapso dyótrailerfótextle ssósplitó1080órzt01:41ready freddie?let's do it...vo#2but rami malek's impressive performance as late queen frontman freddie mercury could take the academy's vote. ateternitysgateód omestictrailer2ót extedóstereoóh264óhdórzt01:47 sometimes they say i'm mad....but a grain of madness is the best of art.vo#3the dark horse pick is willem dafoe's turn as vincent van gogh in "at etertnity's gate". clipóa star is born wrsn3708d- oneóreasonó144óproresmasteróno óslate-rev-1órzt00:00can i ask you a personal question?vo#4 bradley cooper hopes jackson maine from "a star is born" will bring him his best actor, mortenson for "green book." third best

. >> kevin frazier was back stage with all the superstars.y was more overwhelmed that nobody was more surprised about it than herself. ♪ come on come on come on let me tell you what it's all about ♪ . i love you, mama. ♪ i can't -- >> singing with smoky robinson. i had to pinch myself. i grew up on those songs. it's a dream come true. >> that performance should have hushed any critics. >> thank you, yeah. the thing about music can inspire any type of artist. all right. every! i'm on a high right now. i'm babbling. >> no, no, no. you killed it. >> thank you. >> that was the second time j-lo wowed the crowd. she joined michelle obama in a tribute to the power of music. >> music shows us that all of it matters. every story within every voice, every note within every song. >> what a great surprise. >> hey. >> how you doing? >> good, good. >> what a beautiful miami. moment. >> thank you. >> how'd you pull that off? >> we had to keep it on the low, especially since the first lady was here, so for security purposes we had to keep it quiet. >> how wa

co-host kevin frazier joins us from the "e.t." set. you could hear a pin drop.se. lady gaga and bradley cooper were so good. it got two standing ovations and like you said could you hear a pin drop in the place. last night was a big night for diversity, and not only was there a diverse group of winners, but many of the films being recognized shared had a message of inclusion. >> "green book." >> an interracial friendship between a white driver and black pianist touring the south in the '60 "green book" earned three oscars including best picture and best actor. but the win was not without controversial. some have called the film inauthentic and say it glosses over the true horrors of the jim crow south. director spike lee stormed out of the theser when "green book" was announced at best picture. >> no, i thought it was "courtside at the garden. the ref made a bad call. why haven't you bought into this? >> reporter: while his film "black kolanzman" a true tale about a black african-american detective who infiltrated the ku klux klan did not win a legendary prize h

kevin frazier is at staples center in l.a. where the 61my a. i feel like it is going to be ladies night. >> that's what people are saying. it will be ladies night. the stage is already set. and rehearsals are under way. but a lot of people believe that ladies will win big. let me show you where some of the biggest stars in the music universe will sit. let's start with the power trio. how about lady gaga, jennifer lopez, followed by a woman who could win big, cardi b. and interesting, she will be sitting next to her estranged husband offset, maybe they're working things out. she's one of two women nominated in two of the big categories, record of the year and album of the year. she is nominated along with brandy carlisle. the academy faced a little criticism over the lack of female representation last year. but it won't just be women who are nominated, they will also be honored. the incomparable diana ross will be sitting right here. part of the motown tribute and they also -- i expect her landmark career will be celebrated, berry gordy right th

ali and frazier, sugar ray leonard. all the greats of boxing have been there now, that's where anthony joshua is going to make his u.s. debut. we can hear from anthony joshua now. he has been talking about the decision to scrap the fight at wembley and move it to america also, he has been explaining, but he has also been apologizing. >> the common state of the division was the undisputed championship of the world. myself and dante wilder, the active current heavy weight champions of the world and we was looking to get that fight on april 13th, but things happen boxing politics. i'm sure you guys are aware. we had to branch out and look for other options, and jarrell miller came up >> as you just heard from adam, june 3rd is the night to watch try to get a ticket over at madison square garden. i just want to take a quick look at u.s. futures before i happened you over to our colleague stateside. we are looking at a negative start to trade over there. remember, this is all on the back of yesterday's very weak data on the

. >>> the shooting of the puffin godowns frazier and 90 been on the ice when he fell down. >>> lookingo have the tying goal by the goalie, carter, with m and the nd making e phillies take the game, 2-1. >>> this kings throws it down and things winning, 127-104. >>> the weekend storm causing damage at pebble beach ahead of the terrible weather which did not stop cabrera from getting in his practice round. he says he made the birdie putt with that shot. you know, when you look at that weather, that is the way they do it or use to do it at the crosby clambake. it will be rough weather all week down on the monterey peninsula. >>> that is the latest, and i am dennis o'donnell. i will see you tonight. >>> it is 6:25 am. >>> the teachers in oakland have approved the potential strike and where we go from here with the work stoppage looming later this month. >> reporter: am etuer at t altathaiis trying hard to to the snow in we will tell you where else it has been snowing, coming up. >>> we are checking out the traffic camera at the bay bridge toll plaza and what cold conditions we have with 30

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. >> man, oh, man, kevin frazier s ont and season as the stars turned a low scoring game to a high wattageth a shirtless adam levine. >> it was adam's unexpected move ripped straight from the jagger play book that nearly broke the internet. adam told kevin during his only super bowl interview he had been training hard. >> i have been working out a lot. taking care of myself for the past 30 days. >> according to twitter, that moment of the performance generated the most social engagement from fans. one person pointed out adam's tattoos looked a lot like a to go back from chipotle. adam's other meme moment, this lo of people watching from home owned pillows and curtains that bear a resemblance to that pattern. as for the critics that gave mixed reviews, adam took the high road, we thank our critics for always pushing us to do better. >> i'm not in the right profession if i can't handle a little bit of controversy. >> from adam levine to tom brady whose daughter stole the show during his postgame interview. >> look at this. how can this not motivate you. >> 6-year-old viviene was thrilled wit

. >> yang: some c.e.o.s like ken frazier merck said they were willing to take some measus to do things like eliminate discounts that protect their market share, but overall companies defended their practices. >> no one ilmpany can erally lower list prices without running into financial and operating disadvantages. >> by the hearing's end, widen d other lawmakers said they were far from satisfied. >> i'vheard a lot of happy talk this morning. >> today's hearing featued mor bipartisan criticism than in the rest, but it is far from clear what action co will take as drug prices continue to rise. for the pbs newshour, i'm john yang. >> woodruff: national security experts sounded the alarm on capitol hill today, warning lawmakers that the rise of authoritarianism around the a world hreat to global security. in testiny before the house intelligence committee, anders fogh rasmussen, who served as nato secretary general from 2009 to 2014, singled out russia and china as "hostile geopolitical rivals" because of their efforts to uermine democracy in the united states and europe. owd mr. rasmussen

. >> yang: some c.e.o.s like ken frazier of merck said they were willing to take some measures l to do thine eliminate discounts that protect their market share, but overall companies defended their practices. >> no one company can unilateral p lower lirices without running into financial and operating disadvantages. >> by the hearing's end, widen and otr lawmakers said they were far from satisfied. >> i've heard a lot of happy talk this morning. >> today's hearing featured more bipartisan criticism than in the past, but it is fa from clear what action congress will take e drug prices conti rise. for thw pbs neshour, i'm john yang. >> woodr experts sounded the alarm on capitol hill today, warning lawmakers that the rise of a authoritarianiund the world is a threat to global securi. in testimony before the house intelligence committee, anders afogh rasmussen, who serv nato secretary general froin2009 to 2014,ed out russia and china as "hostile geopolitical riva" because of their effor to undermine democracy in the united states and eu and mr. rasmussen joins me now. welcome back to the

please be sure to frazier comments in the form of a question. in the meantime excuse me in the interest of time we asked that each student be concise and ask only one question. thank you very much. >> good evening everyone. my name is juan martinez and i am a junior at the school arts service studying culture politics in arabic. i am a resident of and student body president here at georgetown university. i would first like to thank the institute of public service and public policy for putting together this amazing event and i also want to thank sen. dick durbin for spending this evening here with us. sen. dick durbin is a democrat from springfield and the 47 u.s. senator from the state of illinois . he currently serves as a democratic whip, the second highest ranking position among senate democrats and has been elected to this position by his democratic colleagues every two years since 2005. sen. dick durbin sits on the senate judiciary appropriations and rules committee. he is the ranking member of the judiciary committee subcommittee on immigr

nashani frazier. dr. jarvis givens. dr. cheryl renay goo. miss i see shah hikele. miss anton house.n sims marsh. mr. moses massenburg. dr. edna green medford. dr. annette palmer. miss anita shepherd. would all past council members attending today's luncheon please also stand and be recognized. [ applause ] we appreciate your service. thank you. now dr. gladys gary vaughn. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> as you've just heard, i'm gladys gary vaughn and this is my partner in crime, sharita jacobs thompson and together we co-chair this very special annual event for asalah. it is our privilege to do so. i'm here to recognize our city officials and organizational partners who are here with us today. now, lionel asked you to hold applause. i'm going to ask you to do the same thing. you responded to him very nicely. i hope you will respond to me. councilmember monique anderson. would you please stand and remain standing. alexandria councilman john taylor chapman. mr. carl ray sing, the attorney general of the district of columbia. mr. brandon todd. district of columbia city councilman

reverend jamie frazier, the community needs that and needs those words. that. >> my pleasure to join you. >> thank you very much, sir. >>> i want to stay in chicago. we're getting information -- let's go to sara sidner. she has more on the r. kelly indictment as we are standing by to hear from the district attorney. go ahead. >> reporter: look, we are hearing that there is now -- not hearing, that there is now a warrant for his arrest, r. kelly's arrest. we know also that the state's attorney is about to have this press conference. we know that an indictment has been filed. wean that charges have been filed. we are stale waiting to find out -- we are still waiting to find out what the charges are. wean that a grand jury had been convened, had been going on since last week. there have been many witnesses that went through the grand jury, according to sources familiar with the grand jury and what has been happening there. there's a new videotape, at least one, that has been handed over to the state's attorney's office, that coming from michael avenatti who

include reserving iconic aces, like the estate of madame cj walker in irvington new york, or joe frazier's gym in philadelphia, pennsylvania. or nina simone's birthplace in north carolina. and many more places. brent likes is also an assistant clinical professor at the university of maryland's graduate program in historic preservation. spencer crew is the clearance at j robinson professor of history at george mason university. his research interest in publication focus on african- american migration, slavery, and the underground railroad. he has been a leader in public history for several decades, serving formally as the president of the national underground railroad, freedom center in cincinnati ohio, and a little working as at the national museum of american history, smithsonian institution, for 20 years. he brought it in the innovative exhibits, and the creative exhibits, which have been important and memorable. the one that people probably remember best from field to factory. migration 19/5 teen to 1940. and, he also co-curated the exhibit, the american presidency , a glorious burden,

entertainment tonight co-host kevin frazier joins u.hat a night. >> reporter: it was an a mazing night. seeing the former first lady was the first of many surprises. for the first time, rap artists won some top prizes. the night really did belong to the ladies. 31 women took home trophies including lady gaga, who has two for her "star is rn" hit "shallow." turning "shallow" into a rock anthem, channeling a message of female empowerment that resonated through the night. she was one of three female voc were won by female artists. and kacey musgraves won not only best country album but album of the year. >> thiss america. >> childish gambino became the first rap artist to win for record and song of the year for "this is america." a song about gun violence. ♪ this is america gam binno was a no shouw, despie winning four awards. until last night, the grammys had a history of overlooking top artists. drake used his acceptance speech to encourage other artists. >> if there's people who have regular jobs who are coming out in the rain, in the s

sister of sylvia frazier, a navy yard shooting victim. montana geimer, daughter ever wendy winters, a writer for the capital gazette, which my colleague, mr. brown, just spoke, and mackenzie, a high school student that organized march for our lives rally in anne arundel county. they are here with us today. not to have a moment of silence but to have a moment of action. many of our districts have been painfully affected by gun violence. in saint mary's county, maryland, a student was killed by a shooter at great mills high school and courageous school resource officer there saved countless other lives. in annapolis, five staff of the capital gazette were gunned down in their newsroom. for years the american people have demanded action to address gun violence. after the parkland shooting, just over a year ago, students marched in cities from coast-to-coast to demand that congress protect them in the classroom. in the streets, in houses of worship, and in all public gathering places. i, as i'm sure many of you had, had the opportunity to mee

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includer projects preserving iconic spaces like the estate of madame walker in new york, or joe frazier's jim in philadelphia, pennsylvania. and many more places. he is also a assistant clinical professor at the university of maryland -- university of maryland's graduate program. spencer is a robinson professor of history at george mason university. his research interests and publications focus on african-american migration, slavery and the underground railroad. he has been a leader in public history for several decades. presidentrmally mr. of the national underground railroad freedom center in cincinnati, ohio, and later working at the national museum of american history smithsonian institution for 20 years. he brought their the integrative exhibits and the creative exhibits, which have been important and memorable. the one that people probably remember best from field to factory, african-american migration 1915 to 1940. he also co-curated the exhibit. the american presidency, which is one of the smithsonian's most popular exhibitions. it is also published books with the same titles and

. >> sounds like the frazier surfing for his orphan lawsuit. >> but there are 20 states filing. >> that's true, ags. >> there's political muscle behind this lawsuit, which gives it some measure of credibility but it's striking in the expert community outside of those immediately involved politically, there's very little support for the serverability argument. there's a lot of support for the argument that's left of the mandate is unconstitutional. i support that myself. but the big political state is on this other stuff, does it invalidate any of the rest of the aca? >> it's not only ideological. i think part of the issue is what happens once the law would be repaired in the way you describe? i think then you have the justice department as the enforcement agency coming in and saying, given our expertise as the enforcers, at least the guaranteed issue part and community rating part have to go. it's not a political choice. and that's where i think josh's insights that the politics have changed could lead to a bigger bang. i think the fact that the politics have changed would suggest that th

the gentleman on your screen, you know him by now, matthew charles frazier, it's a pleasure to have you> thank you. thank you for having me. >> stuart: would you take us back to the 1990s after your sentence to those years. i ask you this, were you a christian when you went into prison? >> i became a christian after i was arrested, two months afterwards i was arrested in december and i accepted christ as my personal savior in february of 1996. >> who brought you to christianity? >> it happened on a wary. a friend of mine that was also locked up for his crimes had left and got transferred. when he left, he left me a brown king james bible. i didn't even know he had it, nor did we ever discuss religion. i ended up reading it. as i continue to read it i was drawn in. so i started attending bible study courses at the county jail. then that led me to receive in a track and information from a bible study teacher that came in on how to accept christ as my personal savior. >> stuart: how long did you spend in prison? >> 22 years in total. >> do you remember the moment when you knew you were goi

let's go to trenton, new jersey trenton from frazier in who says yes, make the report public.aller: the first thing i would like to be -- the church should have a say in this because these are the things the church looked upon and put it in the public because these are going to come down in history. everything written at this time. the young generation, which is the kids, they are supposed to understand. orm not thinking republican democrat, we are speaking about the truth. nothing but the truth and let the kids have the say because they are the ones we are to teach and understand exactly what is going on. host: let's hear from eugene, oregon. larry says do not make the report public. good morning, larry. think ourah, i don't society is really going to survive without a corporate sponsored please state. state. report like this are going to undermine that. in the worst case, democracy could break out. virginiae is jack in who agrees, do not make the report public. jack and virginia, go ahead. caller: good morning. can you hear me? host: yes, we can. caller: hello, bill. can you

sister of sylvia frazier, a navy yard shooting victim. montana geimer, daughter ever wendy winters, a writer for the capital gazette, which my colleague, mr. brown, just spoke, and mackenzie, a high school student that organized march for our lives rally in anne arundel county. they are here with us today. not to have a moment of silence but to have a moment of action. many of our districts have been painfully affected by gun violence. in saint mary's county, maryland, a student was killed by a shooter at great mills high school and courageous school resource officer there saved countless other lives. in annapolis, five staff of the capital gazette were gunned down in their newsroom. for years the american people have demanded action to address gun violence. after the parkland shooting, just over a year ago, students marched in cities from coast-to-coast to demand that congress protect them in the classroom. in the streets, in houses of worship, and in all public gathering places. i, as i'm sure many of you had, had the opportunity to mee