the bull city as people remember those who lost their lives to violent cram at shepherd house united methodist church paying tribute to the 48 killed in durham from two weeks to 65 years old. 85% of the victims were from gunshot winds. family members call for change in the new year. john: 4:37 and donald wall at mexico. john: the new action by the united states in response to north korea's recent rocket launch. steve, good morning. steve: looks like today our temperatures will be a little below average but plenty of sunshine. a few clouds and no upcoming weekend. as far as the numbers most of us ok. a little above average on precipitation so we are fine in. more in a few minutes. barbara: celebrate disneyland's celebration. 60 years in the making. watch the wonderful world of disney, disney happened's 60th share your favorite moments. steve: good evening on friday. a little colder this morning. live look at terminal 2 and that temperature is 34 at the surface. 20's in the northern counties. louisburg one of the coldest at 25. pines and clinton 34. colder start than yesterday for sure so make sure the

to violent crime and calling for parents of murdered children held a vigil at shepherds house united methodist church. the event pay tribute to the 48 people killed in durham last year. the victims range in age from two weeks to 65 years old. steve: i hope county woman and her son, missing from within a week have been found. ,the 55-year-old and her son disappeared on february 8. investigators have been searching for her, and tonight, the hope county sheriff's office followed up on leads and found a pair. they say she left on her own. tisha: abc 11 the highlighting the good deed of a raleigh business owner and his efforts to help the people of flint, michigan dealing with a water crisis. he has delivered an 18-wheeler filled with bottled water to the community, and he is working to collect more. >> everybody from north carolina , passing out water in flint, and we appreciate it. angelica: this video, capturing the gratitude and prayers of the people in flint, michigan after this 18-wheeler delivered 40,000 700 miles away. every bottle donated was more than dave montague ever thought he could collect

community members and the parents of murdered children held a vigil at shepherds house united methodist church. the event pay tribute to the 48 people killed in durham last year. the victims range in age from two weeks to 65 years old. steve: i hope county woman and her son, missing from within a ,the 55-year-old and her son disappeared on february 8. investigators have been searching for her, and tonight, the hope county sheriff's office followed up on leads and found a pair. they say she left on her own. tisha: abc 11 the highlighting the good deed of a raleigh business owner and his efforts to help the people of flint, michigan dealing with a water crisis. he has delivered an 18-wheeler filled with bottled water to the community, and he is working to collect more. angelica alvarez is live at the business where it all started. >> everybody from north carolina , passing out water in flint, and we appreciate it. angelica: this video, capturing the gratitude and prayers of the people in flint, michigan after this 18-wheeler delivered 40,000 bottles of water from more than every bottle donated w

dispersed was mostly through churches -- the united church of christ and the african methodist episcopal church would host us, and we would stay in the pastor' s house, in various deacon' s homes, and members of the church. we would get on the bus, go route of the underground railway. karen: did you have a chance to travel abroad? donna: i did not. i think i have done that -- i think they have been a european trip since i graduated. karen: what was special for you? donna: i think the reverence, for the history, the sacrifice, that the singers had to make. the music, the stories -- the singing about everyday living and how to handle the oppression. karen: and here we have a picture -- a modern picture of the fisk jubilee singer group, and i cannot let you leave without talking about the upcoming symphony hall concert. donna: i' m very excited about that. karen: tell us what we' re going to hear. donna: you' re going to hear, first of all, great narration written by terry carter, who he is the class of 1980. it will be performed by former governor deval patrick and professor sarah lawrence lyford from over at howard -- harvard. you will hear the child

house, this is tragedy."bryant and sullivan took their stand at washington street united methodist church, one of 1,300 churches participating in the state. dr. john evans led the service there and hopes the talk will inspire listeners to join in. "we're trying to keep things real simple. the first thing is to try to get our state house and our governor to begin to get serious about background checks."bryant says his son and the other victims' lives will not be in vein because they're now the very reason why change is coming. "with this approach, it's not only saving one life, but many lives as a result of what 3 happened."colby gallagher news19 wltx. 3 3 currently there's a bill in the legislature that would from three to 28 days. 3 3 the countdown is on...we're just 6 days away from superbowl 50. the carolina panthers will face the denver bronocs. yesterday both teams arrived in san jose california ahead of the game. there will be little down time for etiher team leading up to sunday's game as they will hit the field for practice throughout the week. if the panthers win...it would be the first super bowl titl

united methodist church located in downtown savannah. you'll hear from war veteran" drupal amputee travis mill, former bush white house secretary and best-selling authors. we will kick off our live coverage today with wreckers university professionals david greenberg. an inside history of the american presidency. this is live coverage from savanna on book tv. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> good morning everyone. welcome to the ninth savanna book festival. i am delighted to welcome you this morning. my name is ann gardner and we are being presented here in the church and for the festival by georgia power, bill kelly and the estate of ralph handelsman. we are blessed once again to host such a celebrated author at trinity united methodist church which has been made possible by the generosity of substate bank. many of you have already watched on deck with eric. today we suspect suspect you are staking your claims around chippewa squares. as you choose among the dozens of renowned writers who have published outstanding books this year. we would like to extend special thanks also to our literary, and the individual donors who make this event possible. if

house, this is dangerous. this could be a tragedy."bryant and sullivan took their stand at washington street united methodist church, one of 1,300 churches participating in the state. dr. john evans led the service there and hopes the talk will inspire listeners to join in. "we're trying to keep things real simple. the first thing is to try to get our state house and our governor to begin to get serious about background checks."bryant says his son and the other victims' lives will not be in vein because they're now the very reason why change is coming. "with this approach, it's not only saving one life, but many lives as a result of what happened."colby gallagher news19 wltx. 3 currently there's a bill in change the waiting period for a criminal background check from three to 28 days. 3 3 it has been a dry and mild weekend. we enjoyed a mix of sun and clouds with temperatures in the upper 60s 3 to near 70 degrees. here are our current temperatures across the midlands. it is cooling off at this hour. our satellite radar composite shows some clouds across the area and a fews showers along the coast.for tonight look for mostly cloudy skies

several authors discussed the books from the trinity united methodist church including war veteran and quadruple amputee travis mills, former bush white house press secretary dana perino and desolate author. we kicked off our coverage with rutgers university journalism professor david greenberg, author of "republic of spin: an inside history of the american presidency." >> thank you, all of you. it's really encouraging to see such a good crowd this early on a saturday morning. i want to thank in particular ted and linda moore, my host this weekend who have been showing me around savannah and showing me a wonderful time. it's wonderful to be in this terrific city. i want to talk today first for a few minutes about what led me to write this book, "republic of spin." my first book was on richard nixon did it was a book called nixon's shadow, a history of an image. it was not so much a biography of nixon as a study of nixon in the american imagination. not a story of what he did so much as a sort of what nixon meant. and i came to see through the study of nixon how many

to the community always camden united methodist church." 17:51:54 perry told 10 on your side the church will have an offering for captain jim this window to escape a house fire. a battalion chief with the fire department says -- the person was hurt badly enough to go to the hospital. but they're expected to recover. around 9:15, crews say they got calls for a fire at an apartment building on 12th street, near the intersection with jefferson avenue. they knocked down a fire in the kitchen -- and didn't find anyone else inside. they have not said what may have caused the fire. williamsburg firefighters say no one was hurt when a motel caught fire they say they got the call around 3:30 and found a small fire in a third floor room. they put it out, and now they're looking for the cause. the people staying in that room were moved to a different one. we told you last week, the city already had plans to knock down that motel. you can find that story on wavy-dot- com. investigators are trying to figure out how a small fire started in portsmouth. this is off airline boulevard near chowan drive. the chief tells us chesapeake firefighters were driving by -- and no

house press secretary dana perino, best selling author rinker buck. we're bringing you author events all day from the trinity united methodist church.hile we wait for our next live author talk, here's some more from our visit to savannah in 2011. >> we're standing in savannah's city market. this would have been the place where the urban slaves in the city of savannah would have come to sell their wares. on the weekends they were able to pick from their gardens and come out on sundays and sell their wares. one thing i want to talk about is the fact that urban slaves in savannah were a work force. the institution of slavery was a little bit different in savannah because there was literally one degree of separation. the slaves, the enslaved people lived where their owners would have lived, but a lot of them lived away from their owners. in 1801 it became law that it took an act of the legislature to free a slave instead of the last will is and testamentment so with the act of the legislature, it rarely happened. so to what happened essentially in savannah is these urban slaves were slaves in name only. they would hire themselves for wo

house. a live picture of cumberland united methodist church in cumberland, south carolina. for democrats on saturday. one of several events she is holding before they go to the ho polls and voters of south carolina will pick bernie sanders or hillary clinton. as we take a peek as what is happening with the sanders campaign he is speaking in flint wsh michigan today and focussing efforts beyond super tuesday. making stops in illinois, ohio and michigan as i mentioned. on the republican side of things, we've got fist remaining candidates hunkered down as they prep for debate taking place in houston texas tonight. their debate which if you're keeping count will be the tenth. coming at a time when a brand new poll out shows that senator ted cruz leads in his home state ahead of super tuesday. 38% vote. 38% of the vote. donald trump with 23% of the vote. and he is fresh off this enforcement, ted cruz getting that of texas governor greg abbot. donald trump and marco rubio battling it out for second place in the lone star state. trump at 23% with rubio. in other political news, br

united methodist church located in downtown savannah. you'll hear from war veteran" drupal amputee travis mill, former bush white house secretary and best-selling authors. we will kick off our live coverage today with wreckers university professionals david greenberg. an inside history of the american presidency. this is live coverage from savanna on book tv. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> good morning everyone. welcome to the ninth savanna book festival. i am delighted to welcome you this morning. my name is ann gardner and we are being presented here in the church and for the festival by georgia power, bill kelly and the estate of ralph handelsman. we are blessed once again to host such a celebrated author at trinity united methodist church which has been made possible by the generosity of substate bank. many of you have already watched on deck with eric. today we suspect suspect you are staking your claims around chippewa squares. as you choose among the dozens of renowned writers who have published outstanding books this year. we would like to extend special thanks also to our literary, and the individual donors who make this event possible. if