love is a melody, harlem is harmony, ♪ ♪harlem is harmony, harlem is harmony, harlem is harmony. ♪ josen: marshall took advantage of the culture of harlem. boxing matches with joe louis and dinners and music. narrator: thurgood and buster arrived as the harlem renaissance was coming to a close, but the effects were still everywhere, and they were able to reconnect with school friends cab callaway and langston hughes. (cab calloway music) ♪ hey now, hey now! jose anderson: you had a group of african-american professionals, a group of african-american creative people from which houston and marshall could draw encouragement from the whole post-harlem renaissance era, and so that community actually helped to energize momentum for the legal campaign across the entire country. jose anderson: new york was an exciting place to be the headquarters for the campaign. in fact new york had plenty of race issues of its own. thurgood marshall: after a riot would break in harlem a code number would go out to all policemen in the 123rd street precinct - that's right in the middle of harlem. in the meant

how she became involved with the harlem renaissance is how harlem comes to lynchburg. there is a group of people who are associated with that period of time that people do not know about. on sunday at 2:00 eastern on american history tv, an interview with liberty university president jerry falwell jr. about the origins of the university, its impact on lynchburg, and the role evangelicals play in politics. >> in spite of trump's background, they are pleasantly surprised with how he has come around on issues important to the evangelicals and how he has been the best president for and i think he's going to end up being one of the greatest presidents we have ever had. with the conversation brand son of -- the grandson of a man who hosted a tennis camp in lynchburg for young black athletes. my grandfather and his ability, he managed to be a student of the tennis game and transform that learning into a that would for decades provide players an opportunity for african-americans to integrate the sport. tourtch the c-span cities of lynchburg virginia beginning saturday at 5:00

i saw the harlem globe trot hersey was cents a kid.etrotters been around for the last 93 years, i know we look good for 93, but responsibility, too, you know, everybody shares these special stories with us everywhere that we go, just walking around philadelphia, people tell us about curly, you know, and it takes them back to happy time when they went to the games with their parents, grand parent what you guys will experience, too, if you come. >> so for someone who hasn't necessarily been to a game or maybe living under a rock and don't know who the harlem globetrotters what, what can they expect to see. >> a family entertainment, special high flying slam dunks , amazing dribble routines, amazing interactions and we have the water bucket or the confetti. you never know which one it is until you come to the gaining can -- game. >> switch, you're from here, what's that like playing in front of your hometown crowd? @ amazing, lasts year i had the opportunity to come back for the first time, my favorite game so far. just the love i get fro

part of that is how harlem comes to lynchburg and there is a whole group of people that were associated with that that people don't know about. >> in spite of trumps background we are pleasantly surprised he is come around on issues and how he has been the best president for those issues and really i think he'll be one of the greatest presidents we ever had. >> that created interest in my grandfather's ability and a phenomenal position but somehow he managed to be a student to transform that learning into a program that for decades provided players to integrate into the sport federal officials say the safety system could have prevented recent a real man's including amtrak trains the house transportation committee hearing includes testimony from witnesses representing the federal railroad administration, ntsb and freight rail companies. this is two hours.

you out here playing games you harlem girls. i'm not from harlem i said. what i wanted to say in them home and was you don't know me but in veterans picked i think it was a way of evading his overconfidence about having the women in the neighborhood to get up to a science. science. in that moment i was scared. his voice was increasing in volume and anger punctuated each word like to strike a chord. the rest of harlem disintegrated as both he and i existed in a vacuum. i felt alone. what if he grabs and pins me up against the wall of the outside philly, so i took out my cell phone and pretended to enter the number in my contact directory. luckily he didn't lean over to see what i was doing. the woman who went into the deli wasn't the same who continued home. as soon as i walked to the end of the block and waited for the signal that it was okay to proceed, i knew something had changed. i had been violated. he didn't make remarks about my body yet it's now terrified me. the pioneer supermarket with a nail salons became two-dimensional as if they could call do

. >>> singing shots, and, harlem globetrotters, and bob killie boom, love that 5:11. love the ride so far this morning, no problems coming into town on the schuylkill expressway, on my way to cape may, sing it al alberts, we are live at cape may new jersey, we will ring your bell with a good looking forecast right after the >>> one bus slowly going here at 5:14 as it goes by. that is how it is this morning >> that is it. >> we will get the day started so good to have you here on this tuesday, lets check the forecast and sue serio is here >> it is a tranquil start, chillier start this morning thanks to high pressure that moves in and gave us that radiational cooling overnight, so what it means, it is a sunny day to day but you have to wear that coat this morning because it is a little chillier then it was yesterday , but at least we don't have the cloud and fog to deal with that we did have going on, yesterday, in fact, it will be today and tomorrow, it should be nice day. we will jump ahead in the future cast to wednesday where we will see increasing includeds at nigh

how she became associated with the harlem renaissance is how harlem comes to lynchburg. there was a whole group of people associated with that t ime like anne spencer that people don't know about. host: then on american history tv, an interview with liberty university president jerry falwell junior about the origins of its university and the role that evangelicals play in politics. >> in spite of trump's background, they are pleasantly surprised with how he has come around to issues important to the evangelicals, and how he has been the best president for those issues, really i think, he will end up being one of the greatest presidents we ever had. whosea conversation, grandfather hosted a tennis club for african-american athletes, including arthur ashe. >> his ability -- phenomenal position, but somehow he managed to be a student of the tennis game, and transform that learning into a program that would provide players an opportunity for african-americans to integrate into the sport. host: watch the c-span's cities tour at 5:00 p.m. eastern on c-span two. working with ou

he volunteered to be in the harlem regiment that later became famous as the harlem health fighters. -- hell fighters. his high command didn't think, they were worried about white soldiers. having to battle with african-american soldiers. they very specifically have been doing menial jobs, physical labor jobs, but not fighting. the french were really short on what -- unmanned fire. french to usehe the harlem health fighters -- hell fighters. wereermans said they demons from hell. that is where the nickname the hellfighters came. pippin was injured in the shoulders. to do someou need physical therapy, try painting. got back on, he had a small disability pay, $20 a month, and he took up painting. they took him three years to finish his first painting, he calls at the end of the war. he handcrafted the grenades and tanks that go around the frame. he shows german fighter planes falling to the ground as they have been shot down. german soldiers in gray raising their hands. more difficult to see -- black soldiers, the harlem soldiers, are the ones triumphing here. it is like something out of

the harlem globe trotters saw the story and knew they had to meet her. >> deuce mcclerk visited katend they gave her her own jersey with a new name squish. he commended the entire team for showing compassion for kate, we'll be right back. >> a startling revelation in the florida school shooting, an armed officer was there when the shooting began and he did nothing. >>> sky6 live hd looking at philadelphia international airport, accuweather is tracking more rain today and for the weekend. >>> malcom jenkins sits down and tell us about the emotion he felt on the field when the eagles won the super b

the harlem renaissance is how harlem comes to lynchburg. unfortunately, there were a whole group of people associated with that period of time that people do not know about. p.m.ncer: sunday at 2:00 eastern on american history tv, an interview with jerry falwell junior about the origins of liberty university, its impact on lynchburg, and the role evangelicals play in politics. >> in spite of trump's am pleasantly the best president for those and really i think will end up being one of the greatest presidents. >> them, a conversation with a person who is grandfather hosted a tennis camp in lynchburg for young african-american athletes, including arthur ash. , my cavalcade of interests grandfather, his ability. it's a phenomenal position. he ended up being a student of the tennis game, and transformed that into a program that was, for -- that would for decades with resources. >> watch the c-span cities tour , andning at 5:00 eastern sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history to unseat and three. -- on c-span3, as we explore america. >> former wh

the harlem globetrotters, have a larger message. >>> a new cemetery has been on earth in egypt.t reveals an ancient cemetery south of cairo. they started excavation late last year. since then, they have found 2 belonging to egypt god's. there are other treasures. today's -- today the minister of antiquities went over details.>> without human tombs, aligning to the high priest of the area. we found more than 47 treasures. more than 1000 statues. it is the beginning.>> egypt helps the recent discovery will jumpstart tourism. it has been hit hard by political turmoil followed by the 2011 civil uprising.>>> the harlem globetrotters have been and american institution for nearly a century. the team is using their incredible talents to spread a larger message. was anÃis an>> reporter: after 92 years, the harlem globetrotters have wrapped up impressive numbers. including plane 26,000 exhibition games and 122 countries. and having 450 live events worldwide each year. >> out of 92 seasons, we have to would for the military for 75 years, all over the world. we go to the bases in japan, gua

it's a very big family and community oriented place here, and that's what the harlem globetrotters arewe're all about community and family, and kate really exemifies that. >> kate and all her teammates will go to the game of the harlem globetrotters in two weeks and kate will get to sit on the bench. >>> now for more of the stories we're following for you. a disgraced officer. for the first time this morning we're seeing the man who police say should have stopped the florida school massacre but did nothing. >>> a 4-year-old prepares to give his twin brothers a layoff saving gift. >>> and going out on her own. new this morning a college stupidity turned ceo explains how frizzy hair made her a youtube hit and she shares her secret to success. >>> a lot to get to today plus olympics, right? >> a lot's happening. >> good morning. this is nbc 10 news today. i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikehema. whatever kind of hair you had tonight, you're probably going to have to cover up. >> it is going to be a challenge for sure. look at the rain coming down. this is the radar view. some moderate

harlem globe trotters saw it and knew they had to meet her. globe trotters visited kate and her teammates yesterday. they gave her her own jersey with the nickname swish. she showed off her skills and made a few baskets. >> eagles are still flying high from their super bowl victory, malcom jenkins opens up about what the win was like on the field. >>> which everybodiy chase is involved -- chevy chase ask involved in a road rage accident in new jersey. find out what happened there. >>> we'll be right b back >> breaking right now, fire destroys dozens of school buses in the lehigh valley forcing the school district to cancel classes. >>> a startling revelation in the florida school shooting, an arm officer was there when the gunfire began, but authorities say he did nothing. >> taking a look outside, accuweather is tracking rain for today and the weekend. >> good morning, 5:30 a.m., friday, february 23. let's find about the rain with david murphy and karen rogers has the commute. good morning. >> reporter: i think people might be a little too ex

a harlem globetrotter takes his skills to new heights. >>> good morning, everyone, jessica boyingtonh you right now. checking on the roads, we're watching the schuylkill expressway. the cameras and you can see a delay here as we just picked up the construction on the westbound side. again, the westbound side, not the eastbound side. moving towards center city there. a little slow behind that. i'll keep my eyes on it by the time you head out the door you should be fine. that will clear up quickly considering they're getting the delays out of the way. we'll check on this and the rest of the majors and mass transit when i come back. >>> 5 minutes to 5:00. students will have a breakfast torrey smith will join the kids in center city. he's been busy. he'll talk about how eating breck taakfast can lead to acad success. >>> happening today, jackie robinson's original signed baseball contract will go up for auction in north jersey to celebrate black history month. >> this is pretty cool. take a look at this. these are the latest four contracts that robinson anchored a minor league team in 19

reimagined. >> the exhibit is showcasing photography that visibly captures the community of harlem and new york city and the gentrification that is sweeping through the neighborhood. these are some of the photographs that are on display. they were taken by photo journalism students at san jose state university. the exhibit runs through the end of the month. >> i've seen where that whole foods is, they say when the whole foods came you knew something was changing. >>> coming up "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> a shady force tinkering with airfare. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, nbc bay area responds next. just learning the 2026 winter olympics won )t be held n >>> at 4:52 first happening now, we are learning the 2016 winter olympics will not be held in america. the u.s. olympic committee won't be bidding for those games. plus keep an eye on the sky, another asteroid heading our way, it is the second this week. space rock will pass within 39,000 miles of earth on friday but still no need to worry. >>> taking a live look right now, beautiful city right here as we loo

she is how harlem comes to lynchburg. unfortunately, there was a whole group associated with that time, that people don't know about. announcer: and on sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv, an interview with liberty university president jerry falwell, jr. about the origins of the university, its impact on lynchburg, and the role evangelicals play in politics. >> in spite of trump's background, they are pleasantly surprised with how he has come around on issues that are important to evangelicals, and how he has been the best president for those issues, and really how he will be one of the greatest presidents we've ever had. announcer: been, a conversation with lynch johnson, whose grandfather hosted a tennis can for young african-american athletes, including arthur ashe. >> it created this cavalcade of interest, in my grandfather and his ability. phenomenal physician, but somehow he managed to be a student of the tennis game and transform that learning into a program that would for decades provide players and

but tonight, we're going to be in harlem. we got to be on point. >> how does it look? have the wear you hair a certain way, but now i can be in my natural form. i have a son. we would go to a lot of these movies with him because it was stuff that he wanted to see, but this is first tomb i feel like i'm going for myself. >> are we getting popcorn? when i heard tickets were going on presale, i just bought a whole bunch, knowing that it would be a memorable experience. >> amazing. >> amazing. >> so many great characters. >> i love that it was like a collective, like black experience in the movies. >> i love the girl power scenes. those are my favorite. i do this and you do it back, it's lik background you, saw "black panther." we're family. >>> the monster in our home. the family who took in the school shooter speaks out. >>> what can students hide behind if they're getting shot at? what is really bullet proof? what's not? >> we put it to the test. >> a car door, a table? >> wow. >> furniture? >> dummy didn't do too well behind the couch. >> then is all forgiven? the firs

it's very big family and community or rented place here and that's what the harlem globetrotters are about. we're all about community. all about family and kate really exemplifies that. >> zeus invited the whole team to the globetrotter game at the wells fargo center next sunday. >>> in your health tonight, your bedroom could be the reason you're sneezing. study in the journal of allergy and clinical immunology look at bedroom floor dust samples from nearly 7,000 homes and found almost all had at least one common allergens. homes with animals and pests were most likely to have more than one allergen. (along with older homes, rental homes, mobile homes and homes in rural areas. look out for that. amazon opened up more stores that don't have cashiers. amazon go store opened last month in seattle. customers scan their phones and get charged electronically for what they buy. the company is said to be on track to open up six more amazon go stores next year. in seattle and eat least one in los angeles. >>> slick and slippery boardwalk in ocean city, new jersey torque night. you might want

and to the boys and girls club of harlem for having us.ey've rallied behind "black panther" portrayal of technology. the funding that makes companies like facebook and twitter possible can feel like a comic book showdown. joining me now is robert hartzville, jr. president of the social media conversation at spoke hub, and john york, spoke hub's chief operating officer. thank you both for being with me. >> thanks for having us. >> thank you. >> as we look at the whole challenge now of technology, and we see what has been done around the black panther film with gofundme, it brought to my mind what you guys do. because we still are trying to get there in terms of start-up companies in the tech industry. where we made advances, had a black president and now a super black hero film, technology is helping to fund kids going to see. what about the tech business, start-up of blacks? tell me the challenges you're facing. >> that's a good question, and thank you so much for having us. in the beginning, right, it was how do we get this idea and make

how she becomes part of the harlem renaissance is how harlem comes to lynchburg. unfortunately, there is a whole group of people who are associated with that period of time like ann spencer that people don't know about. >> then on sunday at 2:00 pm eastern on american history tv, an interview with liberty university president jerry fallwell jr., about the origins of the universities, its impact on lynchburg and the role he van evangelicals play in politics. >> it's important how they have come around to issues that are important to evangelicals and how he's been the best president for those issues and really for, i think, for -- i think he's going to end up being one of the greatest presidents we've ever had. >> then a conversation with lance johnson whose grand father hosted a tennis camp in lynchburg for young african-american athletes including althea gibson and arthur ashe. >> that created this cavalcade of interest and my grandfather and his ability, phenomenal musician, but he managed to be a student of the tennis game and transform that learning into a prog

how she becomes part of harlem renaissance is now harlem comes to lynchburg.nfortunately, there's a whole group of people associated with that period of time like ann spencer that people don't know about. >> then on sunday at 2 p.m. eastern on american history tv, an interview with liberty university president gary falwell, jr. about the origins of the university, its impact on lynchburg and the role evangelicals play in politics. >> in spite of trump's background, they're really pleasantly surprised how he's come around issues that are important to the evangelicals, and how he's really been the best president for those issues and really, for, i think, forest' going-- i think he's going to end up

but tonight, we're going to be in harlem. so we got to be on point. how does it look? wear you hair a certain way, but now i can be in my natural form. you know, i have a son. we would go to a lot of these movies with him because it was stuff that he wanted to see, but iis is first time i feel like i'm going for myself. >> are we getting popcorn? when i heard that the tickets were going on presale, i just bought a whole bunch, knowing that it would be a memorable experience. ♪ ♪ >> amazing! >> so amazing. >> so many great characters. >> i love that it was like a collective, like black experience in the movies. >> i love the girl power scenes. those are my favorite. yoke the wakanda-- i do this and you do it back, it's like we're together. e i don't care where you're from, what culture, what background you, saw "black panther." we're family. >> glor: i've heard nothing but great things. can't wait to see it. that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm jeff glor. the news continues now on our 24-hour streaming service, cbsn. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs ca

of battles defeats for general washington, , beginning with the battle of long island, followed by harlem heights, white plains, the capture in new york as well, and the defeats at fort washington and fort lee. really, fort lee was an abandoning of the fort and important supplies. and that began in late the november, retreat through new jersey. washington fell back through new jersey. because of the defeats, morale was sinking fast. he was counting on the new jersey militia as well as the pennsylvania militia to come forward and strengthen his army. they were not turning out in any significant numbers. he had to continue retreating through new jersey. when he is halfway across the state, he orders the gathering of the boats along the delaware river. he sends men forward to the river to start confiscating all the boats. for 70 miles north of philadelphia, everything that floats is being gathered by the army so the british will not have any boats left across the -- left to cross the river. washington, when he arrives in trenton, the army will begin crossing the delaware river, that is the r

how she becomes part of the harlem renaissance is how harlem comes to lynchburg. unfortunately, there is a whole group of people who are associated with that period of time like ann spencer that people don't know about. >>> then on sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv an interview with liberty university president jerry fall welle junior about the origins of the university, it's impact on lynchburg and the role evangelicals play on politics. >> in spite of trump's background, they're really pleasantly surprised with how he's come around on issues that are important to evangelicals and how he's really been the best president for those issues. and really for, i think, i think he's going to end up being one of the greatest presidents we've ever had. >>> then a conversation with lanch johnson who's grandfather dr. whirlwind johnson hosted a tennis camp in lynchburg for young african-american athletes. >> that created this cavalcade of interest in my grandfather and his ability, i mean, phenomenal physician but somehow he managed to be a student of the te

but tonight we are going to be in harlem. be on point. how does it look.r a certain way. but like now i can be in like, my natural form. >> you know, i have a son. we would go to a lot of these movies. with him. because the it was stuff he wanted to see. but this is the first time i feel like i am going for myself. >> are we getting popcorn. >> when i heard that the tickets were going on presale. i bought a whole bunch. knowing that it would be, a memorable experience. >> amazing. >> amazing. >> so many, great characters. i love that it was look a collective, like, black experience of the movie. i love the girl power scenes. those are my favorite. like, i do this. like you do it, back, it is like we are together. i don't care where you are from. what culture, background. you saw black panther. we are family. >>> that is the "overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us a bit later for the morning news. and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jeff glor. >>> welcome to the "

how she becomes part of the harlem renaissance is how harlem comes to lynchburg. unfortunately, there is a whole group of people who associate with that time, like anne spencer, people don't know about. anne spencer was born in 1882 in henry county, , virginia, whichs southwestern virginia. her interest in writing began as a child. our first piece of poetry she said that she wrote at age 11, she said that she would pretend like she was writing, even though she did know how to spell. you know, she would just pretend, and she would do that e same thing as reading. before she really learn how to read she puts see sears and roebuck catalogs and she would go out to the hothouse in west virginia, and she would just pretend like she was reading, you know, and eventually she taught herself how to read and taught herself three languages. edward in and come up they meet as tutors for each other. they become sweethearts and then they become married in 1901. may 15, 1901. then in 19, somewhere around 1901 and 1903 they start they start construction on this house, 1313 peer st

how she becomes part of the harlem renaissance is how harlem comes to lynchburg. unfortunately, there's a whole group of people who are associated with that period of time like ann spencer that people don't know about. ann spencer was born in 1882 in henry county, virginia, which is southwestern virginia. anne spencer's interest in writing began as a child. her first piece of poetry she said that she wrote at age 11. she said that she would pretend like she was writing even though she didn't know how to spell. you know, she would just pretend. and she would do that same thing as reading before she really learned how to read. she would take sears & roebuck catalogs, and she'd go out to the outhouse in west virginia, and she would just pretend like she was reading, you know? and then eventually she taught herself how to read and taught herself three languages. edward and anne, they meet as tutors for each other. they become sweethearts and from that they become married in 1901. may 15, 1901. and then in -- between 1901 and 1903, they start construction on this house

that is what the harlem globetrotters are all b wety fay and kate exemplifies that. >> another gift forntire team duce invited team to the globetrotters game to the wells far sunday >>> 5:56. still ahead on "good da in shocking revelation in the florida school shooting, what an armedl did, instead of confronting the gun> also ahead on good day another team trying to steel o r dogs? lane johnson doesn't think so, he daily news sports cover more on that he daily news sports cover more on that when good day (clucking noises) everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny because only he brings delicious cadbury creme eggs.e, nobunny knows easter better >>> sick to my stomach. there are no words. >> he didn't go in. not that man of course, talking about a shocking revelation as you know right now florida school shooting what an armed deputy at the school did instead of confronting the gun man, he did not go in. >>> i want y'all raise your hand if you are comfortable if you knew i was strapped. >> fueling the debate president trump continues his calls forearming teachers in our schools we asked loca

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. >> the hard work by camden catholic high school student results in a gift, with the harlem >>> flyers welcome their new goaltender, peter mrazek, on ice his debut last night. taking on the blue jackets flyers on the power play here claude giroux, some shayne gostisbehere noland patrick with the shot, yes, flyers win two-one. >>> sixers were up by 18, now up by one, five to go chicago trying to get the shot to fall but they cannot, sixers hold on, they win 116-115. >>> fill business their first exhibition game against university of tampa, jared eickoff get the start here now in the fourth, danny ortiz down right field line, they will score off that rbi single , phillies win six to nothing. >>> how about the dragons, drexel down 34 points last night to delaware and still won 85-83. it is largest come back in division one, mens basketball history, and they just broke duke's record, with their win over tulane from 1950. >>> that is sports in a minute i'm kristin rodgers. >>> thanks, kristin. fueling the debate, coming up at 4:30. >> president trump continues his calls forearming teachers

>> ♪ >> harlem globetrotters help us put a spin on the word of the day how you can win a free trip toland we have a lot to get to we have a lot to do in this hour. >> um-hmm, let's listen. >> don't stop. >> it is like good day the musical right now. >> do you think that looks nice and smooth. >> good enough. >> oh, yeah. >> this is philly. >> yes. >> we have a 10 on a 10 scale today, how about that. >> it is beautiful, already, hon. lets look at the number of the day to prove it. we have a double digit one today and national strawberry day and first time in a long ti

>> this is harlem globe trotter machine. >> i'm impressed. >> no nor job security for them. >> i don'think they can travel though. they tour every single year, this project was put together to promote the globe trotters event. >> the machine is a ball hogger anyway. >> yeah. >> this is a coca-cola. >> that is string. >> it's sitting on a needle point thing. >> this is an artist that has made the french not to stitch for masterpiece. they learned this from their brand the mother because she was into the needle point art. i can't wait to show it to you guys. all the ingredients are made from string. >> i'm impressed. >> that is all created with string and check it out, once the roll is done, we cut right through it and enjoy. >> now we head over to the very cool side. stitch by stitch, this is coming together. >> it's crazy. it's the texture, because when you look at it it does look like a mini crescent. it adds that whole 3 dimensional aspect. >> i used to think i was all bad doing latch hook. >> she's an adult baby that can be be as young as you want to be a six month old and go up to

. >> thank you, kristen, well those harlem globetrotters back at it again. >> this time they stop by let's call it the philly special. globetrotter style, right? more on this trick shot, they did it again coming up next. >> ♪ >> ♪ this is so exciting, dave! hey gus, meet tucker... . awwww... whoaaaa !! ...and axle, angie, frank, charlie, millie, ralph, henry, audrey and duke... yep...ten times the fun. sorta like this... ahhh, ten times the bucks. it's one of the new times the bucks games from the pennsylvania lottery. with millions in prizes! hot diggity dog! keep on scratchin'! >> bell come back, it is 5:45,. >> let's get a check on traffic and transit to morning, bob. >> you do say hi to me sometimes. you know what i think it is, you have your ear buds in. >> i'm locking some video looking at some stories here. every morning, though, i know it is bothering you, because every morning i turn around, hey, bob, hey, good morning to you cheery pepper full of energy kind of guy. >> hi, bob. >> little pop there in your chair, having some fun there in the morning, 5:45, on this wednesday,

the harlem globetrotter had to see it himself. and that's it for "special report."in washington. i will see you at 11:00 p.m. "the story with martha maccallum" is next. >> this is the president gone off the rails. >> i swore an oath to protect heartburn. no one burns on my watch! try alka seltzer ultra strength heartburn relief chews. with more acid-fighting power than tums chewy bites. mmmmm...amazing. i have heartburn. ultra strength from alka seltzer. enjoy the relief. >> martha: my exclusive interview with house oversight chairman trey gowdy, the man who wrote the fisa abuse memo, and has been at the center of the most controversial investigations in recent history has announced he's calling it quits and moving back to south carolina. they want to know why you're leaving. >> two-thirds of your life is in the rearview mirror and you have a third left in the windshield. how do you want to spend it? i don't want to spend it away from my wife, who has sacrificed incredibly for my career. >> martha: will show you the disc

>>> and the superhero movie like no other. >> and we went to harlem to get the first real reviews. >>u to some of the most comforting face s in this crisis and they happen to be covered in fur. on this friday, february 16th. >>> we're going to start this half hour with the heart break in flflorida. as we get a clearer picture of the timeline that claimed so many lives. >> they gathered to remember the gunman who was in the building for just six minutes. many students who survived the shooting are joining the call for tougher gun control and they warned politicians there will be consequences if there is no action. >> if you're an elected official and you want to keep things the way they are and not do things differently, if you want to keep it gun laws as they are now, you will not get reelected in broward county. >> so you can just imagine the reaction later today when florida's two senators visit the school today and the president, president trump is also expected to travel to parkland as early as this weekend. >>> and officials have released the names all of 17 victims who range in

finally tonight, the harlem globetrotters are at it again.imb today the top of the wells fargo center to do that. he put a head band around his eyes to shoot the shot blindfolded. of course, it goes in. before you ask, jim, here's the answer -- i don't know. >> i do know. it's done in the cutting room floor. all right. raising children isn't easy, but tonight a local award winning author shared tools to raising healthy kid. an evening with dr. kenneth ginsburg. he is a professor of pediatrics at the university of pennsylvania school of medicine. "jimmy kimmel live" next on channelchannel6 followed by "nightline." now for cecily tynan, ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. goodnight. ♪ ♪ >>> from hollywood - it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- oprah winfrey. amet. and music from andra day featuring common. and now, to whom it may concern, here's jimmy kimmel. >> jimmy: oh, you're very nice. thank you. i'm jimmy. i'm the special night. i don't know if you got the word but oprah is here tonight. [ cheers and applause

the royal famous harlem globetrotters visiting the steve brotherly love and they are full ♪ >>> one ofn years. and now we have a release date for former first lady michelle obama's memoir. the book entitle the "becoming" will hit shelves on november 13th it is the first time the former first lady has told her personal story at length. her only other published book came out in 2012 and focused on gardening. last year the former first lady and president barack obama signed a joint book deal with penguin random house. >>> ride sharing services like uber and lyft off promise to help ease congestion on busy city streets but new data shows that might actually be making the problem worse. that's what chicago cabby told me once too. according to researchers nearly six in ten riders have said they would have walk, biked or used public transportation if these services weren't around. some transit authorities have taken to investing more money in public transportation to try and ease congestion. >>> members of the world famous harlem globetrotters giving the surprise of lifetime to basketball pla

renaissance, it harlem comes to lynchburg. unfortunately there is a group of people who are associated with that point in time. 2:00 p.m., ant interview with phil university president, jerry falwell junior. >> in spite of trump's are really we pleasantly surprised at how he has come around on issues that are important to evangelicals and how he has been the best andident for those issues is going to be one of the greatest presidents we have had. >> than a conversation with len johnson, who hosted a tennis camp for young african-american athletes. interest,eated this somehow he managed to be a student and transform that thating into a program would for decades, provide players an opportunity for african-americans to integrate in the sport. our todayhe city's to at 5:00 p.m. on book tv. working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. >> historians carol berkin and denver brunsman, community leader farah jimenez, and the constitutional sources project executive director julie silverbrook highlighted two lesser known docu

wyatt walker's memorial will be this saturday in harlem.pproached truth in different aspects but the same truth. the magic of both of their ministries is they preached what they believed and they lived what they said. let's remember both of them. we don't have to choose between them, we can enjoy the leadership that both provided. that does it for me. thanks for watching. like us at facebook.com/politicsnation and follow us on twitte twitter @politicsnation. i'll see you back here next sunday. up next, my colleague. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. i'm david gora. it's 9:00 in the east. 6:00 out west and here is what's happening. >>> new reaction this hour to the release of the democrats' intelligence memo. what it reveals and the conclusion that can be drawn from it. >> we should all be on the same team. oi we shouldn't be fighting like this. we should all come together as a nation. but i have to say this, we have to come together as a nation. >> the president making a call for unity while urging an investigation of what he calls the

.>>> in the meanwhile, high above staples center, i never get tired of these harlem globetrotters. he let loose. he let loose from high above. they will be plain the all-star game here the sunday. he shot a selfie from health core. i am happy -- half-court. i am happy to say that that was the best selfie i've seen today. >>> we will be back with more in just a minute. >>> two different stations, and one news leader, the power of 2. at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't... more experts preventing security issues & less security threats impacting our customers. more of a highly secure network with more security products available for further protection & less per month than comcast for business internet. switch to at&t internet for business. more & less - that's the power of &. >>> it will cost you more if you want to go to disneyland. the prices at disneyland in anaheim and disney world in florida, the prices went up over the weekend. it is getting expens

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>> ♪ >> harlem globetrotters help us put a spin on the word of the day how you can win a free trip toreland we have a lot to get to we have a lot to do in this hour. >> um-hmm, let's listen. >> don't stop. >> it is like good day the musical right now. >> do you think that looks nice and smooth. >> good enough. >> oh, yeah. >> this is philly. >> yes. >> we have a 10 on a 10 scale today, how about that. >> it is beautiful, already, hon. lets look at the number of the day to prove it. we have a double digit one today and national strawberry day and first time in a long time bus stop buddy has been wearing his shade. bright and sunny already. don't let that fool you. temperatures in the 20's and 30's so make sure you have warm enough coat on, outside the door. 37 degrees is our temperature in the city. we will be up to 41 by 9:00 o'clock, plenty of sunshine to take to us 54 by lunchtime and then by 5:00 p.m. our high of the day 57 degrees, sunsets not until about 10 of 6:00 bob killie sound goods, good morning. 7:01. how cyst your curve this morning. little curve check. live look at schuy

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. >>> and this is globetrotters week, so the one and only harlem globetrotters stopped by "eyewitness news" with some tips. >> hold it out. legs -- oh. >> i told you. >> my eye-hand coordination. >> figures they would use that one. >> you know? i was just thinking, jim, i'm so glad they re wrapped this video. so we tried to do what the globetrotters do. they're very good at this. jim donovan and myself, not so much. the globe trot remembers in newark delaware, trenton, and wells fargo. >> we gave it our best. >> we d you know me, eyehand coordination. >> a for effort. >> still ahead, we will tell you some of the easiest ways to get to the flower show. meisha? >> the shoe strings of our character displayed during times of trial. in today's love it meeting a man who suffered life at egg injuries, yet pushing past any and all obstacles, inspiring others through his good work. >> we look ahead already to our upcoming weekend at the moment promising to be a pretty quiet weekend. with sunny skies, some pretty typical temperatures, for a change, as we flirt with or even just exceed about 50

today the harlem globe trotters honored kate and the rest of her basketball team.tter teaches you some tricks. this is why she was honored. she was there last thursday night when the manager got to call it is time to get in the game. >> kate has down syndrome but it has not stopped her from achieving her goals. she even scored a basket. >> she is an amazing young lady. you can tell by her spirit and the way the kids are treating her it is a community oriented place here. we are all about kpluncommunity family and she really exemplifies that. >> so happy for her. >>> the fliers and sixers are on a roll. >> the sixers on the road. it came down to the final play. the bulls have one final shot to win the game but the ball went in into the hoop after the buzzer. a six game winning streak, that's the first since 2012. >> the fliers are red hot. he had 19 saves. third period tied at 1. on the power play the shot from the point and patrick stuffed the rebound into the back of the net for the game winner. they win 2-1 and have won two in the last ten games. fliers now in se