away from j. k. . because my son my. son when i hit the house i grew up in a household where my mom is extremely religious. churches that i went to was very was appalled you go to most all pentecostal churches they are buried i believe. so i was very used to hearing music that was about praise but that was a very important theme so that definitely impacted on my idea what music is supposed to be about. and the passion you can slice and focus. in said john. when they are alive like we've always been on the spiritual journey to we've been seeking something and i think a person for whom it was a kind of natural continuation of that journey and that search that's kind of the boards together in the first place our kind of quest for the truth you know there's an earthquake quote below like when there's a quake what were made for them let them go there would be disturbed. are you looking for as well so why are you with some of the. ok so it's not finished at all and i remember like this before the the he is create it's great li

children: "i", "j", "k"... [bicycle bell rings] [indistinct chatter] [telephone rings] man: hello? [boing] [laughter] man: you may kiss the bride. [applause] woman: ahh. [indistinct conversation] announcer: a full life measured in seats starts with the right ones early on. car crashes are a leading killer of children 1 to 13. learn how to prevent deaths and injuries by using the right car seat for your child's age and size. >> all right. it's the threat we should probably be taking more seriously. new reports say this week's winter storm and brutal cold are putting a huge strain on america's power grid. rachel, this nation's power grid is put together with spit and ceiling wax, emphasis on the spit. this could be disaster for so many reasons. should we be spending now to upgrade our power grid? >> absolutely we should, and it's a reminder other threats to our power grid like terrorism. yes, absolutely, we're hoping that the trump administration is taking this into account, that we're making the proper investments. that as we collect more taxes because of the growth in the economy,

and new york's j-f-k airport. some of the lines were more than four hours long! travelers complained t and were given wrong information by staff. the problem lasted for about two horus and has now been fixed. officials say there is no indication the outage was maliciation now to some breaking news overseas. clashes overnight in iran leaving at least 9 people dead according to reports by iranian state t-v the protesters were killed during an attack on a police station... as they allegedly tried to steal guns. state t-v reports an 11-year-old boy and a member of the iranian security forces are among the dead. at least 20 people have now been killed in six days of demonstrations. caught on camera in montgomery county - a transformer bursting into flames. take a look -- you can the moment captured on one family's dash camera. they were driving along centerway road in gaithersburg when the transformers blew -- sending fireballs flying!! a few hundred people lost power -- but luckily, nobody was hurt. still no word on a cause. this morning - an investigation is underwa

according to an f-a-a spokesman, the congestion at j- f-k has started to clear...s like these... it's hard to say when travel operations will return to normal. i'm david daniel reporting. (robin) homeowners and public officials in southern california are getting ready for possible floods and mudslides. a round of new storms could hit fire-ravaged orange county. public works teams there have been out cleaning debris out of drains. they even used a robotic camera to make sure water is flowing. gravel bags are also being distributed to block debris flow. <"we can't control how much rain we get but we can control our preparedness. and what we do to set ourselves up to prepare for any amount of rain we see> rain we see>any amount of rain we see> the canyon-fire- last october scorched more than 92-hundred acres, including land at some regional parks. (robin) the thomas fire in southern california not only affected residents but wildlife in the area. ojai (oh-hah) resident-- trevor quirk-- found this black bear cub on a trail in los padres national forest in vertura count

according to an f-a-a spokesman, the congestion at j- f-k has started to clear... but with images like these... it's hard to say when travel operations will return to normal. i'm david daniel reporting. (jr stone) police are looking for four suspects...in connection with robbing a car in fremont...and shooting the residents... when they tried to stop them. it happened around two thirty this morning...at a house on summit drive. there officers say the two residents of the home... heard loud noises outside...and when they openend the front door...they spotted four people robbing a car in the driveway. when the men tried to stop the robbers...one of the suspects shot them. the suspects ran off on foot. the two victims are being treated for injuries not considered life threatening. the four suspects are still on the loose tonight. (justine) a popular san francisco coffee chain is facing a lawsuit from former employees who say the founder sexually harrassed and assaulted women who worked there.(jr stone) eight women listed in friday's suit were former employees of four

the l, j and k lots open at 1:00. the lots at citizens park open at 3:00. restrictions start tomorrow afternoon at 2:00 and there's no parking from broad street to the stadium complex area and parking in the middle of the street is also a big no-no. restricts will last until 3:00 a.m. on monday. whoo! >> eagles fans and the cowboys fans, in south philly near the linc, they sent us this video. >>> and you can see hundreds and hundreds of fly eagles fly videos. if you haven't seen yours yet, watch our special tonight. set your dvrs now if you're heading out for dinner. >>> now for what to wear or do last-minuter ran last-minute errands, steve sosna has your game weather. >> satellite radar, there's not much to talk about and that's a good thing. quiet and cool weather to start the game here tomorrow and to finish. let's break it down quarter by quarter. temperature is 48 degrees. a light southwest breeze. the wind is not a factor. neither is the chill. halftime, around 46. by the fourth quarter, 44 degrees. so this is really just pleasant stuff for the month

continue to be a number of concrete support polls that the overhead [inaudible] attaches to athrong j, k, l, m, n lines and some of the other places like van ness avenue. where possible, i think those historic support poles should be retained. where it's not possible due to structural integrity issues or age, wear, whatever, where it is possible to fabricate new poles that resemble the old poels and maintain the historic significance of those support poles, some of which are now over 100, over so 5 years old. i think that would be excellent in the city. i think our historic structures, whether they be buildings or other facilities like this, should be maintained and the continuing disappearance of our city's history troubles me. so, i took the time to just make that point. i don't know if that can be changed in the scope of this particular contract. but as we go forward, whether it's on taravale or other places with support poels, i ask you to consider that. again, there will be further passenger impaxes and it would be nice to have a larger master schedule of all of these big projects t

flights were suspended at j-f-k earlier this week. as major airports are inching back to normal scrambling passengers at s-f-o are frustrated. ( marty ) yesterday there were 237 delays and 23 cancelations at s-f-o. ( marty ) a u-c berkeley student is being held by immigration officials in southern california.we'll have what authorities and the student's lawyer had to say. ( marty ) a local woman is recovering after being violently car jacked at a mall parking lot. find out what she had to say. ( marty ) a san francisco man has been sentenced for burning his girlfriend during an argument. we'll tell you what charges he faces. parodontax, the toothpaste that helps prevent bleeding gums. if you spit blood when

new york senator chuck schumer says officials at j-f-k weren't ready for the storm.sen.k"they should've been much, much better prepared plain and simple. jfk has to follow the boy scout's model: 'be prepared.' they weren't."parts of north georgia are expected to get a harsh blast of winter weather, including possible ice monday....the same night the city of atlanta hosts the college football national championship.the georgia department of transportation has treated the roads around the metro area.many schools and state offices throughout north georgia are also closed monday.meanwhile, california homeowners aren't worried about snow or ice....but rather heavy rain.a round of storms are expected in the orange county area which was recently ravaged with wildfires.shannon widor/public works"with this post fire burn scar area, these are thousands of acres that are prone to mudslides and debris flow if heavy rains come our way." erin ryan/city of anaheim "we're already keeping a watchful eye on the weather forecast. we do have crews that will work around the clock once the rai

a water main break added to the flight delays at new york's j-f-k airport. you can see the water pouring out of the ceiling. the terminal was soaked with nearly three inches of water. the leak delayed and cancelled a number of flights. baggage claim was a nightmare for some waiting several hours for their bags. some were simply told to come back later to retrieve their items. it is unclear what caused the water main break. (jr stone) taking a live look outside....(justine) meteorologist anny hong has our forecast. . (anny hong): partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures are forecastthrough this evening. the storm system developing offshore isexpected to be the strongest so far this season, producingperiods of heavy rain and strong winds, especially monday and monday night. showers will continue into tuesday. dry weather isforecast for the second half of next week. (jr stone) police are looking for four suspects...in connection with robbing those inside a car in fremont...and shooting nearby residents... when they tried to stop them. next week. (jrstone) the

. >> the wells fargo center m and n lots open at 11:30 and k, j and m at 1:00 p.m. and the other lots nast noon. >> decorated my window this morning i'm ready. >> septa is offering a discount fare for fans and round trip pass is on sale today and can be used to go to and from the game on the broad street line subway. and septa says the open container laws are in effect that day. and will be enforced. channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> philadelphia police are also gearing up for sunday's game. and expect security to be tight inside and outside of the stadium and a plan in place in the event that the team wins and fans go crazy throughout the city with celebrations. >> plenty of officers on hand to cover the hot spots and offices mobile to move if anything else crops up. >> and we'll have much more on security at the link and throughout the city coming up a little bit later at 12:30. >>> lets go to jeff skversky live at the nova center where eagles head coach, doug peterson spoke a few moments ago. >> who thought we would be standing here talking about the eag

that life and the public's fascination began before the white house, when j-f-k was just a senator who married a photographer. and so began the short-lived but long-romanced period of camelot. "in september, 1953 they were married at st. mary's church in newport, rhode island. six hundred guests attended the wedding which was consecreated by archbishop cushing of boston and blessed by the pope. a crowd of 3000 fought for a glimpse of the glamorous newlyweds. more than 1200 leaders of society and politics attended the reception for the young couple at the 300 acre estate of the bride's mother and stepfather." in the fall of 1951, 22-year- old jacqueline lee bouvier was working as newspaper columnist and "inquiring c girl" for the washington times- herald. it was during this time that she met a young congressman and soon to be elected senator from massachusetts, john fitzgerald kennedy. both hailed from wealthy and prominent families and america immediately fell in love with the striking couple whose pictures often ended up in the society pages. in july, 1953, they were featured on the c

in fact, flights were suspended at j-f-k thursday. as major airports are trying to get closer to normal today, it's leaving scrambling passengers frustrated at s-f-o. passenger says:"not so great this morning. not so great. it's gonna be a cold, cold return. it's gonna be really cold. not looking forward to it."reporter says:"what is your battle plan is you get stuck? we had 5,000 flights cancelled yesterday."passenger says:"that's not even gonna happen. i can't even let that go into my brain."( vikki ) as of this evening, there were 237 delays and 23 cancelations at s-f-o. let's check in on bay area weather now with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: another storm brought more rain to the bay area today. showers continue but wind down through the night. you can see the showers on the doppler radar. most of them are very light but be extra on the roads. there have been numerous crashes today. you can see on the satellite that things have become very active in the pacific. the storm to the south will linger off the c

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. ♪ >> reporter: so j and k ollie convinced me that we shall be part of spreading a message that canless of the city they're in. >> he told me once before, dad, how can i sing about good grades i don't have good grades. >> reporter: what are your grades look like now? >> i got a's and b's. >> reporter: oh yeah. >> he's living it. ♪ >> reporter: you can share the song and imagine the impact we can have with a message to kids that we'll make good grades go viral as quickly as we all know a fight video or flash mob would for goodness sake. i'm bill anderson. ♪ >> great story. here's another one. the girls ink non-profit was out today to make sure everybody in the philadelphia area has the opportunity to read a good book. nearly 50 girls ages six to 18 at the friends center in center city today painting and assembling little libraries to distribute to philadelphia neighborhoods. that don't have easy access to a public library. the girls worked alongside members of the carpenters apprentice school to build the smallwood den structures which they will fill with books and give them out soon

take a look at this plane at j-f-k in new york -- it's frozen.right now -- thousands of flights are groundedhundreds of schools are closed and grocery store shelves are empty as people hunker down.. i'm here with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow..tracking the winter storm.. lawrence karnow: light showers continued today across the bay area today with cool now. keep the umbrella close, there's another storm just off the coast that will bring more rain very soon. you can see on doppler radar a few scattered, light showers. if you're going out tonight we will still see a few scattered showers so be prepared. on the satellite you can see the storm pushing through and the next one just off the coast. clouds will be on the increase tonight with rain starting late in the north and then spreading south throughout the day. if you plan on traveling in the high country be prepared for some wintry weather. the snow level is about 7,000 feet but will be lowering to 6,000 by tomorrow. there will be a mix of rain and snow across the higher you're heading that way. it will be cooler and wet around the ba

. ♪ >> reporter: so j and k ali convinced me we should be part of spreading a message that can empowerof the city they're in. >> he told me once before, dad, how can i sing about good grades and i don't have good grades. >> what are your grades lock like now? >> i got as and bs. >> oh yeah. >> he's living it. ♪ >> reporter: you can share the song and imagine the impact we can have with a message to kids that we'll make good grades go viral as quickly as we all know a fight video or flash mob would for goodness sake. i'm bill anderson. ♪ >>> good grades. that should go viral. you know students at one philadelphia school are beginning 2018 learning about anti bullying. seventh and eighth graders at first philadelphia preparatory charter school learned all about rachel's challenge today. the goal of rachel's challenge is set off a chain reaction of kindness and compassion. rachel scott was the first teenager killed in the columbine high school shooting this is what her parents are doing in her memory. >>> so you think war having pretty rough winter so far. but it was nothing like this day

. >> j and k olive convinced me we should be part of spreading message that can empower young peoplein. >> he told me, dad, how can i sing about good grades and i don't have good grades? >> what are your grades look like now? >> i got as and bs. >> oh yeah. >> he's living it. >> ♪ >> reporter: you can share the song and imagine the impact we can have with message to kids that will make good grades go viral as quickly as we all know a fight video or nash mob would for goodness sake. i'm bill anderson. that does it for fox 29 news at 5k here's iain page with your news at 6:00. ♪ >>> charged with murder. nearly six years after a popular south jersey dj found dead, investigators now say her husband hired someone to kill her. frigid weather may be coming to an end after brutal cold snow and ice the winter warmup is bringing much needed relief. >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 6:00. >>> we start with developing story out of bucks county tonight. an 88-year-old woman found dead by her neighbors outside in the snow. thanks for joining us at 6:0 6:. i'm iain pag

in fact, flights were suspended at j-f-k thursday. as major airports are trying to get closer to normal today, it's leaving scrambling passengers frustrated at s-f-o. passenger says:"not so great this morning. not so great. it's gonna be a cold, cold return. it's gonna be really cold. not looking forward to it."reporter says:"what is your battle plan is you get stuck? we had 5,000 flights cancelled yesterday."passenger says:"that's not even gonna happen. i can't even let that go into my brain."( steve ) early this morning, there were 22 cancelations and 71 delays at s-f-o. (pam) new at six. t-s-a security screeners had their hands full during the holiday season. the agency says, it screened more than 42-million passengers passing through airports across the nation. that's a new record for the t-s-a. security workers also screened close to 31-million bags during the same period, which is counted from december 15-th to january second. the agency says, it also saw a record number of passengers during the thanksgiving holiday. but officia

k, j, l at 1:00 p.m.gh x lots at 3:00 in the afternoon. >> my daughter's boyfriend has a van. they'll be in the parking lot. i just decorated my window this morning. i'm ready. >> reporter: septa will be offering a discount fare for fans. a four-dollar round trip pass is on sale today and can be university of delaware to go to and from the game on the broad street line subway. and septa says its open container fines will be enforced on sunday. they're also expecting 18,000 riders on game day alone. reporting at the linc, jeanette reyes channel6 "action news." >> and you have been sharing your eagles spirit with us all season long but especially today so many of you are decked out in your eagles green. we love it. from your families to your co-workers your kids even your pets, they are some of the best photos that you've shared yet. please keep them coming. post your picture to social media using #6abc.com. >> our playoff preview party tonight live from chickie's and pete's in south philadelphia. it airs a

the j sct led by facebook,k, microsoft, youtube and twitter is the first time major companies havet come together to work on research and technology techniques in this area. moreover, they are committed to helping smaller companies thatng may not have the same resources to tackle terrorism prevention online.es i am very, very encouraged by the work of gisct to counter this incredibly dangerous problem. we help more companies will consider engaging with us to help stop terrorism here and abroad because terrorists radicalization makes the world a more dangerous place for each one o us. we also know that of the country share our concern. at the 72nd united nations general assembly this year, uk prime minister, italian prime minister and the french president addressed world leaders on this topic along with our acting deputy secretary of s the time, ms. clare grady. and in october i joined my international counterpart at a g7 meeting in italy to discuss how to prevent terrorist use of the internet with the participation of the private sector, private sector and in wrestling of the private sec

should invest more money in transportation and homelessness and while proposition j was successful with voters, proposition k, which would help fund some of the priorities did not pass. and we listed those six expenditure plans on the side and the needs in your report are organized into these categories. the second recommendation is to seek a package of local revenue sources and advocate from other levels of government and this reflects the tremendous need and the fact that no single revenue source is going to be able to address the $22 billion gap over the next 27 years. and they're there to help us to remain competitive for the other sources from the region, the state and other levels. the task force looked at a list of about 30 potential revenue sources to help close the funding gap and staff provided fact sheets and spreadsheets about the many different revenue sources and after a lot of conversation, the task force arrived at the short list you see here. i will emphasize there was no consensus about a single revenue source for the 2018 ballot. recommendation number three hero necks the four sources with

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j. trump on behalf of our clients, legal notice were issued today to steven k.that his actions communicating to author michael wolf regarding the upcoming book involve claims. legal action is imminent. and joyce vance, i think we can be sure legal action is not imminent. this is as empty a lawyer threat as i have ever held in my hands. these words are out there, in the book and now what donald trump seems to be doing through his lawyers is confirming his own personal belief that steve bannon did indeed say all of these words to michael wolf. >> seems like a safe bet legal action is not imminent here. >> and again, joyce, just to go through it, one of the reasons for that is the damage is all done to them. it's all in the book. there is nothing they'll be able to do through civil action to get that book removed, and to engage in a lawsuit with steve bannon allows steve bannon to immediately subpoena donald trump as a witness and subpoena ivanka trump as a witness, jared kushner as a witness for depositions and all this sort of stuff for years on end. >> yeah, tha

dozen every men accused including kevin spacey, louise k, jeffrey tam bore, ben afleck, dustin hoffman, nick carter, sylvester stallone, former president jint about inapropriate sexual behavior in the workplace. nbc news chairman andrew lack said it was the first complaint lodged against lawyer. but the network has reason to believe it was not an isolated incident. >>> journalist charlie rose was fired from cbs and his prominent interview show after several women accuse the former cbs this morning host of harrassment, including groping, and leud phonecalls. >>> harrassment allegations shaking up washington, as well, alabama senate candidate roy moore accused of dating and in some instances sexually assaulting teenage girls, when he was in his 30's. he denies all of the allegations. >> the people of alabama have more in common than to divide us. >> moore ended up losing the seat in the december 12 election against democrat doug jones. democratic senator al franken shown in this photo placing his hands over leanne tweed end in 2006. several other women accuse the senator of touching them inappropriately at campaign event. after mounting pr

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j. trump for president campaign released this ad solidifying that message. listen. >> that's illegal immigrant luis br a/kure evil. president trump is right. build the wall, deport criminals deport criminals, stop illegal immigration now. democrats who stand in our way will be complicit in every murder committed by illegal immigrants. president trump will fix our border and keep our families safe. >> i'm donald trump, and i approve this message. pete: double thumbs up. dean: yeah, double thumbs. that is on message, and that's a very, very effective ad. and it sets the choice right there. illegal immigrants, american citizens. rachel: and yesterday we had the aunt of one of the police officers that was killed by one of the illegal immigrants that you saw in that ad, and it was a heartbreaking interview. it was really actually kind of hard for me to give because it was so powerful, what she had to say. and i think what people are saying is, look, we have a heart for these daca kids or young adults as they are now, but it's time for us, our hearts to also break for the people who have been affected by these

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