to me, leadership means the ability to inspire the kind of confidence in the american people to inspire and the american people, a feeling that you, the leader, have the kind of competence to deal with national and international questions that they can put some reliance on your judgment. even more importantly, inspire in you, the average person, the average american, the willingness to be a part of the job that has to be done to rebuild and re-create a stronger and better america. that, to me, is the essence of leadership. the ability to inspire confidence and re-involve the american people and the very important process of trying to get a handle on inflation, of trying to create the kind of image around the world that america is still a strong, powerful, entry country. >> to help further clarify for us, can you pick out the three most effective leaders in history and why you selected these three liters -- leaders? john anderson: you hit me right between the eyes without. i suppose it would take a lot of a lot of reflection. obviously, i think first in the history of our own country, i

the college kids are my inspiration, young people are my inspiration. i see there is hope that they are hope that the courage that they already have, their willingness, the kids i say with all respect, the younger generation even being here today really gives us hope because in these tumultuous times, the worried world, things are going on and the lot of people, i meet these people every day, i hear people every day say they are losing hope hand has america's trade so far from our judeo-christian beliefs and our foundation can we ever get it back and the dishonesty that i hear and i sense out there i say no, look at the young people, those who are still willing to enlist in the united states military who can make the sacrifices force in the military, those who can stand strong on midst this liberal atmosphere that is very very aggressive on our college campuses, look to them for inspiration for hope, don't let it down, you got to be even stronger. it is a shame that pop culture would try to characterized a conservative college student as being one that

we begin with inspirational use and the long-awaited homecoming for a young cancer patient. liz dahlem was saw her new bedroom for the first time. >> reporter: we first introduced you to kiss the back in april when she visited the fox 5 studio with her mom treaty. the 10-year-old spent most of battling leukemia and other health issues as a result of her cancer treatment. she was just released after a two week stand is seeing her new bedroom in her new home for the very first time. >> open your eyes. >> walt ! ow ! ! >> reporter: it is pink with paintings of the princess's but last month they were homeless. after our story the support for in. >> if it wasn't for the donations i don't know where i would be. >> reporter: enough money was raised to help her pay rent for this to 2-bedroom apartment. now casey can cruise around with her sister, a major upgrade from the new york city shelter they once lived in. >> no relatives. the tenants are very friendly. it is beautiful. i am still at home. >> reporter: tracy can breathe a sigh of relief as she watches her daughters play in the

police identified him as rahim and said he too was inspired by isis. for months isis on social media has been encouraging people worldwide to attack anyone in uniform. a year ago, for example, an isis leader said, rise up and kill intelligence officers, police so far this decade the overall number of u.s. police officers killed down slightly. an average of nine a year. but police chiefs nationwide say the repeated calls by isis to attack them have increased that danger. >> it is frightening for law enforcement. i mean, a police officer sitting in his car, you know, they have to be vigilant all of the time. but how could you prevent someone in the dark from sneaking up on your car and shooting close, or from a distance. >> reporter: and also today, two men one in california and one in texas. they appeared in federal court accused of lying to authorities when they denied wanting to go to syria to fight with isis. both were born in iraq and came here as refugees. lester. >> pete, thanks. >>> another major story we're following tonight. one of the most wan

you inspire people and stay humble. i have teenagers. >> who knows what that liberal wanted to do to me. [laughter] >> it so funny. they love you. >> it go from here to zero like that. after having been there having a great time. appreciate the conservative message that they are able to get out there for the rest of the public. times change and i'm not there anymore. any kind of humbleness, my goodness, my real world is -- a little page of my life, .000001 percent of my life. i realizes very busy family kids who don't give a flying flip when i'm doing politically. they really don't. they thought it was cool i was on saturday night live a couple of them. but thankfully my kids a sharp and they are conservative and independent. some of the spills over. the family keeps you grounded. especially my youngest, he is the one comeau what a gift that god gave her family. keeps everything in perspective for us. let us put our priorities straight, letting us know what matters, i think of every day. >> well, the hero i love. believ

>> cookies, yeah. >> stephen: wow. >> yeah. >> stephen: who inspires you? >> ooh, who inspires me. again, i'm just inspired by passion. passionate people. like, in what we do. everybody is a specialist in what they do. and i get inspired from that. and it makes me respect everybody's craft that much more. like you love what you do. so. >> stephen: i do love what i do. >> i'm interested in what you do because you love it, or a musician or a photographer, anything that you do, i think is so inspiring when you are passionate about that. if that makes any sense. ( applause ) >> stephen: it makes absolute sense. >> you know, yeah, that's what inspires me, to be more passionate about what i do, you know. yeah. >> stephen: well, in the new musical "the color purple" you play shug avery. and you said this is different, this is the most different character you have ever played. >> yeah. >> stephen: how are the two of you different? >> well, when i say she's different from me, i mean, not so much from me, but from any other role i have ever played. for the most part, everything have i done h

inspirations isn't a musician at all."if dr. king hadn't done what he did i wouldn't be here, because there might still be segregation and i wouln't be able to go to some schools be with my friends or even come here and have a chance to play for all of these people."on monday walker will honor the legacy of dr. king by performing at charlottesvill e's annual m-l-k celebration. still he says there are issues blacks face daily, even referencing the picture he plays next to."i see a whole bunch of people, with different jobs but then i see only one colored personwho does nothing more than clean, while everybody else is helping people save their motivation"i think that sitting next to this painting can show that we can achieve more for people who don't think we can do these things, by having them see that we can do it,t,t can change what they believe in."walker says he hopes to be an inspiration for kids like him, but until then.... he plays to touch the 3 chat3 3 3 richland county deputies are searching for the person who rob

that's inspiration. [applause] >> i think we can take one final question. >> hi governor perry thanks for coming. i'm a professor at santa barbara college. i'm one of six conservatives on campus. [applause] my question is as a woman who has run for public office before what advice would you give to carly fiorina? >> i've been waiting for her to really bust out and be so candid and not candor let's be so candid and tell us what she's thinking about a lot of these issues. that hasn't really happened yet so for what it's worth, my device, i would encourage her to not let any high-priced consultants who try to run your campaign for you melody went to something that is politically correct and middle-of-the-road on some issues. now, we want that candidness. tell us what you really think and i think that is what has been lacking in her campaign. i say this because i'm not through the same thing after having years and local office, state office and then on a national level and before running on the national leve

>> cookies, yeah. >> stephen: wow. >> yeah. >> stephen: who inspires you? >> ooh, who inspires me. again, i'm just inspired by passion. passionate people. like, in what we do. everybody is a specialist in what they do. and i love that. and i get inspired from that. and it makes me respect everybody's craft that much more. like you love what you do. so. >> stephen: i do love what i do. >> i'm interested in what you do because you love it, or a musician or a photographer, anything that you do, i think is so inspiring when you are passionate about that. if that makes any sense. ( applause ) >> stephen: it makes absolute sense. >> you know, yeah, that's what inspires me, to be more passionate about what i do, you know. yeah. >> stephen: well, in the new musical "the color purple" you play shug avery. this is the most different character you have ever played. >> yeah. >> stephen: how are the two of you different? >> well, when i say she's different from me, i mean, not so much from me, but from any other role i have ever played. for the most part, everything have i done has been really

now there is nothing wrong with inspirational speeches. we all need to be inspired especially in trying times like these. soaring rhetoric matched with the right policies and hard work to actually achieve them. we will see tonight if president obama is ready to do so and move beyond the failed policies of the past. i guess what i could do is trump. >> let's talk about this person named barack obama. what has happened under his time in office, his seven years, in spite of the unheard of, unrecognizable the senate created, >> during the obama years the economy has grown. the private sector created jobs for 70 months. the longest stretch in the mystery of the country. unemployment is at 5%. barack obama with 17 million uninsured americans gaining access to health care and the number is climbing. production has increased significantly. you drive across america today and you see the wind farms in the middle of the country. farmers are making money on farms harvesting corn and soybeans because of what the president suggested in the st stimulus p

if you hated me, she's normal, she's not if you were inspired by me. oh, she's normal. >> i'll tell you this, i've worked out one on one before withjillian. i hated her at that moment that she was trainingme, but she is a greatlady. >> in our "entertainment tonight" birthdays, which clueless star said they're nothing like their on-screen >>> at etonline.com, jamie-lin sigler's shocking revelation why battle with m.s. a secret till now. plus r. kelly, why he's defending bill cosby and w he's now saying about the sexual abuse he suffered as kid. only we can show you this sweet surprise. >> i'm so glad we're doing this. her vowst etonline.com. >>> travel consideration >>> welcome back to the show, everybody. in tonight's "e.t." birthdays, which clueless star said they're nothing like their on-screen character? >> i'm not. i'm not to -- we both like shoes. >> that is stacy dash who turns 49 today. >> meanwhile, chelsea handler's new docu series chelsea does will begin streaming thi saturday on netflix. but we have her here tomorrow. eek. new accusations. w

everybody to get to the gym do think it's a cool thing that three -year-old is a jim inspiration or is it a little much i don't know i like to know what the doctors think is seeking to be like an 11 -year-old that's only 3 feet tall at the stunted his growth by doing all this i need to know what the effects are but there's nothing wrong with him being into a heated look ridiculous or crazy like a healthy active fun kid who loves working out in the gym tarzana eight-man not like

s teacher in space program, the program continues here on earth with teachers inspiring students. >>> a federal appeals court heard arguments today over whether a trans gender teenager should be allowed to use his boys toilet in the school. the 16-year-old was born a girl but identified as a boy. the court will look at whether bathroom restrictions for trans gender students. 30 years since the challenger took for take off and died. the disaster ended n.a.s.a.'s efforts to put teachers in space. now a nonprofit group is keeping the spirit of the program alive. we're shown how it is inspiring children to pursue science. >> three, two, one and lift off. >> reporter: when the challenger was lost 30 years ago. my god. there has been an explosion >> reporter: so were the hopes of a generation of future explorers. you never gave up on the dream? >> no. i never have. i'm still needing to get up in space >> reporter: you still hope to get into space >> right. i'm getting old but it still could happen. do you see the icon for the balloon? >> reporter: as a young teacher he was one of thousands

if you hated me, she's normal, she's not if you were inspired by me.'s normal. >> i'll tell you this, i've worked out one on one before withjillian. i hated her at that moment that she was trainingme, but she is a greatlady. >> in our "entertainment tonight" birthdays, which clueless star said they're nothing like their on-screen character. alicia kellie pickler her vows exclusively at etonline.com. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> welcome back to the show, everybody. in tonight's "e.t." birthdays, which clueless star said they're nothing like their on-screen character? >> i'm not. i'm not to -- we both like shoes. >> that is stacy dash who turns 49 today. >> meanwhile, chelsea handler's new docu series chelsea does will begin streaming thi saturday on netflix. but we have her here tomorrow. >> here's piqeek. new accusations. what are you doing candid on marriage, kids, celebrity hook-ups and doing male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 evening news starts now.. >>pam moore: investigators found the body into discovered in ju

she's inspiring me. >>reporter: and her message for any one dealing with adversity. >> please stay inspired. no one is always optimistic but please find the spot inside of you. >>reporter: she's curntly enrolled at fiu where she will be graduating soon. for more information on her book and her artwork head over to our web site wsvn.com. c at the news desk, danielle knox 7 news. >> find the inspiration. next. and tonight a physical match up tonight at sunrise as the panthers take on edmonton. >> find out why this miami >>> the panthers back at home tonight against edmonton. they lost their last three on the road. looked like tonight's game would be a continuation. then the panthers make it interesting. panthers in red. plan son feet with hendricks. he's a guy who gave a concussion last week. you knew it was coming. oilers score first. vincent turns it over. taylor hall gets a break away. he beats montoya panthers down 2 nothing after 1. down 3 nothing in the third. panthers come back. oilers turn it over.

>>>reporter: inspired by his big sister that plays, surprisingly, one of his biggest inspirations isn't a >> if dr. king hadn't done what he did, i wouldn't be here. there might be segregation. i probably wouldn't be able to go to some schools even having a chance to play for these people. >>>reporter: on monday, walker will honor the legacy of dr. martin luther king. still, he said there are issues blacks face daily, reference face daily, referencing the picture he plays next to. >> i see a whole bunch of people with different jobs but then i see only one colored person who does nothing more than clean. >> everybody else is helping other people save their lives. >>>reporter: even that is motivation. >> i think we can achieve more. people that don't think we can do these things by have do these things by having them see we can do it, it changes what they believe in. an inspiration for kids like him. >> i'll bet a lot of people are listening. a sigh of relief for farmers. no more turkey farms are tested positive for bird flu. that's the word from state officials. one hundred farms tested

police identified him as rahim and said he too was inspired by isis. for months isis on social media has been encouraging people worldwide to attack anyone in uniform. a year ago, for example, an isis leader said, rise up and kill intelligence officers, police officers and soldiers. so far this decade the over all number of u.s. police officers killed in ambushes has been down slightly. an average of nine a year. but police chiefs nationwide say the repeated calls by isis to attack them have increased that danger. >> it is frightening for law enforcement. i mean, a police officer sitting in his car, you know, they have to be vigilant all of the time. but how could you prevent someone in the dark from sneaking up on your car and shooting close, or from a distance. >> reporter: and also today, two men arrested yesterday. one in california and one in texas. they appeared in federal court a. cused of lying to denied wanting to go to syria to fight with isis. both were born in iraq and came here as refugees. lester. >> pete, thanks. >>> another major story

inspirations isn't a musician at all."if dr. king hadn't done what he did i wouldn't be here, because there might still be segregation and i wouln't be able to go to some schools be with my friends or even come here and have a chance to play for all of these people."on monday walker will honor the legacy of dr. king by performing at charlottesvil still he says there are issues blacks face daily, even referencing the picture he plays next to."i see a whole bunch of people, with different jobs but then i see only one colored person, who does nothing more than clean, while everybody else is helping people save their lives."but even that is motivation"i think that sitting next to this painting can show that we can achieve more for people who don't think we can do these things, by having them see that we can do it, it can change what they believe in."walker says he hopes to be an inspiration for kids like him, but until then.... he plays to touch the ears of whoever listens... *nat* 3 (ad lib) 3 now here's bob with a local 12 3

king's life inspire public service? how do you think it should inspire public service? >> woman: as dr. king said, i think it's important to look beyond ourselfs and see how we can give back to our communities. we can't stop there. we stop with a message of service when it comes to dr. king. in the reality, if we want to create a democracy that wants to benefit all that live within it and the city has to have elected officials accountable to ensure justice for all people. >> you're trying to shape policy in the city. how is inspiration to you? >> man: dr. king has been an inspiration in all the movements i've taken. not only marched with black lives matter and been arrested, but also taken it a step further to push for policy in the city. one thing we're trying to do action team is how officers interact with black people with the cameras. >> he talked about a chiefing a beloved community. what does that mean for you as an elected official? >> man: he wasn't speaking of a utopia and how things would be great in the future but he was very pragmatic and i think about how h

and nearly as chill this might be an isis inspired violence. the victim, a philadelphia police man, who survived being shot at 11 times and took down his attacker who allegedly told police he did it in the name of islamic. steve peterson is in philadelphia with the latest. >> reporter: these chilling surveillance images show the moment a gunman dressed in a traditional white arab robe opened fire on a philadelphia police officer at point-blank range, shooting at least 11 times. >> shots fired. i'm shot. i'm bleeding heavily. >> reporter: 33-year-old police jesse hartnett was hit three times in the arm. as the gunman ran away, he kept shooting. but the our managed to -- the officer managed to follow and return fire. the shuft was taken into custody a block away. the surveillance video does not show the circumstances leading up to the shooting. was completely police identified the suspect as edward archer and said he confessed that the shooting was inspired by islam. archers also pledged his allegiance to the islamic state. >> he has con phelpsed

. >>> meet a piano prodigy who says his biggest inspiration is dr. martin luther king, junior. >>> it's 6:00 a.m. on monday, january 18th. i'm walter makaula. >> i'm lauren pastrana. thanks for being with us. let's get a check on the forecast with meteorologist lissette gonzalez. yesterday was a rough morning. hopefully the complete opposite of that today. >> it indeed is. it's been a wild weather ride, lauren and walter, and it continues as we're seeing a drastic drop in our temperatures. it's a chilly change this many of you have the day offff the weather is quiet and cool and breezy and we look from our fort lauderdale cameras. the radar is nice and dry. we're not seeing a drop of rain on there, sharp contrast to the line of severe storms we had sweep across the state yesterday. right now, mid to upper 50s in pompano beach and fort lauderdale, 56, the same goes for miami, 55 in kendall and homestead and 63 down 63 in key west. it's 54 in alapata. we have wind gusts up to 29 miles an hour, making it feel chillier when you factor in the wind. highs

inspirations isn )t a musician at all. "if dr. king hadn t done what he did i wouldn t be here, because there might still be segregation and i wouln t be able to go to some schools be with my friends or even come here and have a chance to play for all of these people." walker will honor the legacy of dr. king by performing at still he says there are referencing the picture he plays next to. "i see a whole bunch of people, with different jobs but then i see only one colored person, who does nothing more than clean, while save their lives." but even motivation "i think that sitting next to this painting can show that we can achieve more can do these things, by having them see that we can do it, it can change what they believe in." walker says he hopes to be an inspiration for kids like him, but until then.... he plays to touch the ears of whoever listens... (nay ( "i think that sitting next to this painting can show that we can achieve more for people who don )t think we can do these things, by having them see that we can do

it has been great when i was a high school teacher no inspire kids within my own classroom, but then to take it to a new level when i became an astronaut and to reach into classrooms and to reach across the country >>> what do the children say? >> first of all, they are excited. they see space as more available to them, and that's great because, as we know, we have seen space becoming more available through our commercial partners out there. so kids are excited, they're interested. the science fiction is almost becoming science facts. so watching movies like the martian, it is inspiring because they see this as able to happen >>> thanks for all you've done to inspire children and adults in the work that you've done and as you continue to do it. thanks very much. >> thank you >>> coming up next, the oscar nominated documentary about one man's struggle to document the holocaust on film. i talk to the director. >> you have to find common ground. >> i'm doing what's right for you. >> that's the kind of debate that we need to have. >> stay with al jazeera america for... >> it's going to b

if you were inspired by me. oh, she's normal. >> i'll tell you this, i've worked out one on one before with jillian. i hated her at that moment that she was training me, but she is >> she sure is. in our et birthdays, whi clueless star said they're nothing like their on-screen character. alicia silverstone, stacy dash or paul rudd? the answer is coming up next. if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all and not just the powerful few. >>> at etonline.com, jamie-lynn sigler's shocking revelation the young mom kept her ongoing battle with m.s. a secret till now. plus r. kelly, why he's defending bill cosby and what he

he inspired so many, helped so many. it's his turn. >> a little giving back, absolutely. newscenter 5 at 6:00 starts right now. >> now, on newscenter 5 -- >> only on 5, the foxborough police chief on his handling of the chandler jones incident. and new information on the injured rob gronkowski. two big stories on the road to the super bowl. brewers at 6:00 -- breaking news at 6:00. a van full of students crashes. the charges and swift action taken by the school. >> stormy start to the weekend. rain is on the way. which areas could also see some wet snow. >> life in the fast lane! a little boy battling an untreatable cancer gets to live out a dream. >> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 6:00. >> beginning at 6:00, with breaking news, a judge has denied bomber his request for a new trial, the judge also ordering dzhokhar tsarnaev to pay more than $101 million in restitution. >> paperwork filed says the money would be divided among 49 victims. the amounts going to them would range from $120 to more than $8 million. an additional million dollars would go