which ever nominee is going to have to fight helga clinton in the national election and be reminded again and again that they were the scarlet t -- that beware -- that they wear the scarlet t. >> he' sentence. -- end of the sentence -- and of >> i think it is a bad thing for the reason we -- reasons we talked about. [laughter] i think those of us who know new tighten up. there are many more shopping days before the primary. donald trump can win, but it will take a lot. >> she has been saying this for months about donald trump, i was a skeptic, i spent most of 2015 being wrong about him. the more you talk to people , it is frankly -- >> hillary clinton was considered the favorite, not just for the nomination, but for president. is she still in the same spot going into 2016? malley is making no cakewalk to the nomination. >> there is a point in her campaign where it is slow going. thought she was in trouble, now she is back at this moment, back in that low point. >> i can' t wrap my head around iowa. he is ahead by nine points against bernie sanders. new hampshire is a dog fight, that is a

helle ga - mum was not a good cook and helga my grandmother was an amazing ago.verything i learnt about cooking, not just the techniques, but how to taste, how to smell, how to touch food, when to preserve, when to pick part. >> you have vivid memories of your youth in sweden. do you remember your life. you were young. you left before you were three. >> i don't. my memories game from my sister. she is the one with more memories, talked a lot about ethiopia. kept being curious about where we came from, and then 20 years later, when we went back together. it was really based on linda's curiosity, and she was always "i want to go back and see if there's family left. i want to know what happened to our birth fathers. i was busy in new york. doing my chef life. >> you want fully identifying with that? >> coming to america helped me identify more in ethiopia. here everyone is an immigrant of some sort. >> when people saw me on the streets obviously they saw he as an ethiopia man first. i was "i'm swedish." the more i got involved with the ethiopian community and i real

helga shared this picture with the caption, "we will miss the beautiful lights and music. so sad to see it go." >> susie posted this photo. >> ah. >> she says watching one of my very good friends being proposed to is the highlight. >> did you see that? >> i did not see that. it did snow out there last night. >> that's always fun. >> share your photos on facebook.com/news 6. we'd love to see them. >> yeah, we would. coming up, the new delay for a man charged with murder for his connection to a police shooting. we take you inside the courtroom. >> well, you always hear stories about people complaining about their hoa's. this week in our getting results aboard who saved his neighbor $70,000, coming up at 6:00. >> plus the cost for parking upgrades in a local city and what cocoa beach wants to see changed. >> you're watching news 6 at >> a new discovery in an officer-involved shooting that left an innocent woman dead. >> then a messy situation. there's new trash trouble in central florida. >> also ahead, a sneak peek at the towering thrill coming soon to orlando and why seawor

in particular, making helga rhodes, educational grants, available to some incarcerated individuals who are also working to help with record cleaning and expungement said that every american returning home has the chance to contribute to their community to make a life for themselves and to rebuild their families. [applause] atty. gen. lynch: this is tremendously vital work. importantemendously work and these cup and the pace of our work on the behalf of justice and civil rights demonstrate how far we've come the last century in indeed, it is far. but it is clear even now that we still have a long way to go to reach the promised land of which dr. king's spoke and he described so beautifully. it is also clear that everyone of us must be committed to doing our part, and off -- and after all, as dr. king did so well, and as all of you here in this room understand, there is nothing inevitable about progress. does nothing foreordained about our advancement. we often look to act on the achievements of the civil rights movement. as of it represents a story that was written with heroes preordain

playing the character of helga, this marks sarah bishops' touring debut. "i am like a father to her. so, when she is bad, i spank her." there's a lot of anticipation. i'm just excited to get started because, you know, i've dreamed about all these awkward weird talents i just happen to have. like how many girls play the trumpet? it was such a perfect fit for what i wanted to do as an actor and what the show has to offer. and being on tour, i think it's a good time for me to be traveling and exploring at a relatively young age. lori eure is more familiar with the territory. she was part of the shows revival in 1998 and the first national tour of cabaret. i'm still excited to be apart of the show 15 years later in my career. but i felt like i have so much more to offer for my characters now. i've lived longer and i've had more life experiences whether they were good or bad, but they can all add to make a stronger presence on stage and add more layers to the character that i will be playing. making sure the award winner, william ivey long who is once again cre