jesse: from the person he was working for.his is one of those areas where we have to be careful because we don't know for a fact. we don't know the genealogy as well as we should. we know he worked for andrew johnson. we know he lived with him. we don't know if he was related to him. it has never been proven one way or the other. he was there with andrew johnson him and his entire life. the johnsons were also from tennessee. we could see from some of the information we could find, he came up to washington with the johnsons. and went back to tennessee with them after he left the white house. he is one of the few slaves that we know that was actually honored by a u.s. president. after johnson died and later in his life, he actually come up andrew johnson came back to washington and got a tour of the white house and got a silver tipped cane as a gift from president roosevelt that he took home with him. we know for sure -- we know pretty well that he is probably the only slave that has actually been honored by a u.s. president. br

jess: yeah. no, i think it's a common situation, and i think it's very important for clinicians to take every advantage of the opportuty to work with their patients. it's in the best interest of your patient or client to involve and engage the family. often times family have information, perspectives, observations that you might miss in your clinic setting, or within a hospital setting, so i think it's very important to ininlve families. one cacaat that i want to add as well, is sometimes patients may feel uncomfortable with you contacting their families, or ask you not to contact them. leon: right. jess: i think the question can be framed in ways that facilitatatit and make it say, "is it okay if we talk to your mom," is one way to say it. another way to say it is, "it's routine part of care. it's important for us to get information from people thahareally know you well, and this is something that we'd like to do. who knows you best? who can we contact?" i think that gets different results than,

i'm jess plue ... lukas voss has the morning off. the day has finally arrived after months of campaign stops and t-v ads. tonight iowa caucus goers will take the first step in presidential nominees. be bringing you team coverage all day and night... city and in des moines. jess that is where we begin our newscast this mornings. we are joined by tim seaman, who is down at caucus central. tim, can you break down how the caucus works? tim they will be holding a caucus, which essentially means a meeting where each party will choose its nominee. there will be almost 1,700 of them across the state from town halls to living rooms. run by individual members of parties, iowans democracy in its purest form. republicans and democrats will each meet separately to choose a candidate. both meetings can take up to two hours before they come to a final choice. republicans discuss candidates and then cast their votes. democrats work a little differently. if a candidate can't get enough of the vote, he or she is eliminated and those voters are expecte

jess/elisa i can live with 30s, thanks elisa! jess still to come after the break... the daytona 500 celebrates 58 celebrating his own victorious anniversary-- more on that coming up. dad: i know. spots. culligan man: the problem is your water! anncr: a culligan whole-house water conditioning system gets rid of sediment or impurities. so keeping everything spotless is effortless. mom: hey. dad: the culligan man. culligan man: the problem is your water! anncr: a culligan whole-house water conditioning system gets rid of sediment or impurities. dad: spots. culligan man: the problem is your water! anncr: a culligan whole-house water conditioning system gets rid of sediment or impurities. for 58 years-- and is regarded as the most important and prestigious race on the nascar calendar. one of the winners-- nascar legend-- ernie irvan-- celebrates winning 25 years ago this week. abc's john kucko has more. "in 1991, this car made it to victory lane here at the daytona 500. and today, it's legendary driver, ernie irvan, was reunited with his old chevy. (ernie irvan) "it was a

an icy mix in a few minutes but first here's jess with your local news. " " jess: good evening and thanks for joining us... i'm jelue. it was another big weekend in politics-- for three candidates in particular. jess donald trump and hillarclinton secure wins in south carolina and nevada respectively-- while it's the end jeb bush. gallagher has in the south primary. trump)"nothing easy president.. it's mean, it's vicious... it's beautiful when you win, it's beautiful." acknowledging it's trump saw the huge carolina saturday night. victory in the south for the republican win so commanding, delegate in the palmetto state. while on the democratic side... luck was a lady. hillary clinton thanking nevada for her much needed victory. (hillary clinton) "some may have doubted us but we never doubted each other.... butt to we are all in this together, we all have to do our part." opponent bernie sanders may have conceded nevada, and possibly next week's primary in south carolina, but don't count him out. (bernie sanders) "it is clear to me, and i think mo observers, that the wind is on -- at our b

i'm jess plue. a 13-year sioux city police veran was shot early this morning after police were called to valley park apartments on several reports of robberies. the officer was eventually released from the hospital, but wrime stoppers is asking for your help as cases are still be investigated. abc 9's bria bell brings us more... bria: eighteen-old-year old isaiah mothershed was put into custody after shooting the officer center for treatment. mothershed's condition is unknown and now crime stoppers is asking for your help. "eighteen-year-old isaiah mothersd was arrested early sunday morning afr shooting a veteran officer and himself. officers were called to village park apartments after several reports of robberies within sioux city. the officer who was injured has gone unnamed and was treated and released from a local hospital.. while mothershed s taken to mercy medical center to be tread for his gunshot wound. mothershed has had run-ins with the law before. in june of 2015, he was arrested for ass

jess good evening and thanks for joi us... i'm jess plue. we begin this evening with the unfortunate passing of supreme court justice member, antonin sku-lia. jess sku-lia was widely considered the most conservative jurist on the court -- a hero to those who believe the constitution should be enforced as the men who wrote it would have done. abc's lana zak reports from washshgton "associateteustice apparent natural causes at a resort in west texas he reportedly died in his sleep on the trip. scalia was the longest-serving justice on the current united states' supreme court. nominated by president ronald reagan in 1986 -- sot antonin scalia 1986 -- he was confirmed unanimously by the senate -- and became the first italian- american member of the court. scalia quickly became an anchor of judicial conserertism -- fiercely at odds with what conservatives call judicial activism. audio sot voice of terry moran abc news scalia -- nicknamed "nino" --was widely known for his high intellect, his elegant writing, and his caustic wit. chief justice john

karen: the legacy of jesse owens comes to the big screen. a look of the intersection of sports and politics. good afternoon. welcome to "cityline." later why the field of sports , becomes a proving ground for political causes. first, the movie "race" opened this weekend. it is based on the true story of james owens, known to us as jesse. and his ascendance from track the world stage at the olympics in nazi germany. a few weeks ago, i had a chance to sit down with stephan james, who plays owens. >> in 1936 nazi germany, one event would set the stage for the greatest feat of athleticism mankind had ever witnessed and one of the greatest displays of courage the world would ever see. the ninth of 10 children, jesse owens loved to run. it was this drive that led him to compete at ohio state. despite having to endure racial the great equalizer. >> there is only fast and slow. >> he would set records during his college career and become the hope for the 1936 games. >> you want to win a gold medal? >> nothing can stop you. >> for adolf hitler, it sh

why don't you just leave a card for jesse? why? jesse got something to hide? no. not that you even have a right to ask. actually, the first amendment gives him the right to ask. the fifth amendment gives you the right not to answer. and just what do you think i'd be incriminating myself about? let's say you had knowledge of stolen goods being stored here-- accessory. what? illegal substances-- possession. i don't do drugs, neither does jesse. right. well, if he's not snorting his family fortune where's it all going? there he is. alright. $500 perfecta on the 2-5 box and a $500 straight. what? do you have i.d. on you? look, man, i've been betting here all day. not at this window. it's a minute till post,all right? please step aside so the gentleman can... you stop jacking me around and run my freaking bet! hey, what are you doing, man?! saving you a thousand dollars. salutation and jake's delight are useless on turf. okay. drugs i get, but the ponies? you really see that leading to rape-homicide? if he's a compulsive gambler he lacks impulse control. it's consisten

jess: good evening, happy valentine's day and thanks for joining us... i'm jess plue. takes us to orange city for inspirational story of two wrestlers who beat the odds.... jess abc 9's alex walker brings the story of a special connection between two members of the northwestern wrestling program. alex that's right jess....this is a wreslters who stared death in the face..... despite overwhelming odds...their journey continues on the mats.. pushing guys! get it going...get it going." kolton kersten is a first year- assistant wrestling coach at northwestern college..... nat hit a piece of advice here... nat.. tips on techinique there ....nat.... that's kolton's life now.....but what about his life....then? kolton kersten was an all- american for iowa central back in 2012....he then transfered to midland university in nebraska.....rankin g as high as secondnduring the 2012123 season....... "i felt like i was going to be e unstoppable really, and i was training that way too. and there was nothing that was going to stop me from being the national champ that year...and then

i'm jess plue. a sioux city woman gave birth to a a sioux cian gave birth to a baby girl, shortly after, her doctors diagnosed her with stage 4 breast cancer. now her friends and family are coming together to help out in the best way they know how. brings us more . bria: rebecca anderson is a fighter and her family and friends know that. after being diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer, rebecca's loved ones came together to help out by raising money through a live auction called benefit for becky. "yes, the power of 'bec'...we've got a silent auction going on" rebecca anderson welcomed a baby girl into the world in november of 2015. shortly after that, she was diagnosed with breast cancer. "it's kind of crazy just to think that i would have breast cancer, after delivering my third baby and you know getting ready to have maternity leave," says anderson. as family and friends of anderson became awawe of her diagnosis... they got together to host a benefit for rebecca, or becky as her friends call her,

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associatedk on "q&a" press reporter jesse holland. mr. holland talks about his book, "the invisibles: the untold story of african american slaves in the white house". brian: jesse holland, you write in your brand-new book, i decided i would write a second book in 2008 while writing on the then senator barack obama presidential campaign. a weekend stop over in his hometown of chicago, illinois. isse: part of the reason why got into writing about african-american history in washington, d.c. was because of barack obama and his campaign. there was a lot of interest in african american history, having the first african-american president in the white house. i was lucky enough to be assigned by the associated press to cover obama that weekend. i remember holding up -- pulling to the obamas townhouse in chicago thinking about what book what i write next. and right at that spot is when it hit me. i got so excited about the topic and so i immediately called my editor. down mydiately tamped enthusiasm and told me to think about it. really sure that

jess: good evening and thanks for joining us... i'm jess plue. storm lake could be classified as one of iowa's largest melting pots in regards to diversity, as several business owners in that area are not orginally from the states. abc 9's bria bell spoke to some of those businesses and has more for us in studio. bria: storm lake is a city where the demographics for minorities combined make up more than half of the population. i was able to speak businesses from the area where culture is the main part of their success. "if you live in a diverse place, you'll have to be open minded to the different cultures," says keokham. carina keokham lives in storm lake, one of the most ethnically diverse cities in the state of iowa. she was born in california, but her family is from south east asia. carina alonside her relatives run and own a laotian and thai buffet and grocery store, she says that due to the cities demographics, she's been exposed to a multitude of different, nationalities, cultures, and languages....somethi ng that she doesn't seem to take

jess/elisa cold!!!! elisa 2 line cg: m winter weather advisory is in effect for northern iowa tonight and tomorrow as blowing snow could 6" expected there. we are seeing some snow come up on the checked outside i didn't see any of it reaching the ground.. let me know if you are! there's forming the line of snow. tonight.. temperatures will rise, snow and gusts to 30 with lingering snow by the morning. there's our warm front and breezy winds on stormcast hd. our warm front brings more snow through on the overnight.. between 10 and good start time. snow and blustery winds continue early tomorrow morning, before a drier afternoon takes over. we could see reduced visibility with moderate snow and gusty winds so be careful. front pushes snow out of the way by the behind. then warmer tomorrow afternoon behind tomorrow night as well. 30s tomorrow afternoon, 20s monday warmer sunshine again. we increase clouds monday night as we bring in another disturbance that could bring a wintry mix overnight. snowfall: 1-3"

jesse: ok good to know.. jesse says a friend of his talked to him about the former secretary of state, he did his the candidate for him. jesse allison/17 year old: .hillary actually wasn't raised in an extremely wealthy household. she was raised by a single mother. she didn't grow up in the kind of environment you would expect somebody who was going to run for president to grow up in. jesse says his parents are poitically active, so getting involved in a presidential campaign is not so unusual. besides making phone calls on the candidates behalf, he's calso canvassed neighborhood on behalf of hillary. jesse:. i said, yea sure, and it was very rainy and cold but it was really fun. not a lot of people answered the doors but when they did it was great. he says he's excited to participate in the caucuses--his first of what he hopes will be many in his future. a future he hopes that will include the first woman president of the united states. jesse turns 18 on july 11th. after graduating from high school, he will

jesse: well this is easier than i thought it would be. his job is not done yet. jesse: 775-....... jesse signed up to be a delegate at the washoe county convention. jesse allison: and no matter who wins, i am going to vote democratic. russell: what if you made it all the way to the philadelphia for the national convention? jesse: that would be something. something in deed. at grace warner elementary, terri russell kolo 8 news now. . the washoe county democrat convention is in april. if you'd like a closer look at the numbers from today's caucus - just head to kolo tv dot com. in the nation's capitol - thousands gathering to say goodbye to justice antonin scalia, who died last week at the age of rev. paul scalia "on behalf of our mother and the entire scalia family, i want to thank you for your presence here, your many words of consolation and even more for the many prayers and masses you have offered at the death of our father, antonin scalia." scalia's son paul - a catholic priest - led the service, for the conservative icon and father of nine who died unexpectedly. dignitaries wh

jess: (terrified shrieks) jess! jess! jess: help me! help me! stop! (struggling grunts) mom! help! help! call the police! jess! (pants) let her go! (screaming) kidnapper 2: get in here! sue: get off! (grunts) get off of her! get off of her! (grunts) quit it! kidnapper 2: get in. get in! sue and jess: (squeals and cries) (engine rumbles, tires screech) what's going on? where you been? i was, ah, working on the basement, lost track of time. basement, huh? heard you forgot burp cloth this morning. (chuckles) never really bonded until you've been puked on. (hot call siren beeps) better move. (siren beeps) winnie: eye-witness, 911, a woman in her forties, and a teen-aged girl were dragged io a late model blue van at gunpoint at bathurst and harbord. we got a tag? yeah, partial: starts alpha-zulu. ends in zero, metro's on the look-out. okay, let's put out an amber alert. have metro use unmarked cars. follow but do not approach. guys you're with me. let's move it. sue: (hyperventilates) kidnapper 1: get them taped up. now her mouth. oh, please! no, please! do it! okay, okay. you don't hav

jess: when we come back... trump may have won the south carolina primaries-- but some people are considering taking drastic measures if he is elected president-- momo on that after r e break. elisa cloudy w wh a mix possible tonight, a leftover flurry sunday and a gradual cooldown... details next. " " move there if donald trump is elected president.t. cnn's jeanne moos has the story of the website that's's encouraging americans to come to a trump-free zone. "when donald trump deals with protesters. (nat sound) "get him out." he doesn't mean out of the country. t for those who want to voluntarily leave.... (rob calabrese) "hi americans. donald trump may become the president of your country. if that happens and you decide to get the hell out of there, might i suggest moving to cape breton island." (jeanne moos/cnn correspondent) "first of all, where is cape breton?" it's in nova scotia, eastern coast.(nat sound) boy is it beautiful. (rob calabrese/runs cape breton if donald trump wins website) "and nobody has a h

"my name is jesse allison." 17 year old jesse allison signed in before noon today at his precinct at grace warner elementary school in northwest reno. easily one of the youngest in the crowd he sat next to fellow hillary supporters in the cafeteria. at noon, computers down, doors closed, and the caucuses began. after introductions, and a precinct chair was selected. residents were asked to move to two sides of the room, one for bernie, one for hillary. from the looks of it, there were a count was done more than once, to make sure. and then, with the help of math, delegates were awarded. sanders six, clinton 5. but for a disappointed jesse, his job was not done. jesse signs up to be a delegate to the county convention. jesse allison/17 year old: i think that would be really exciting. i thought the process went fine, i met people who were liked minded. whoever wins this afternoon, i will be voting democrat this fall. i think this is one of the most important things we can do, is vote for president. so jesse is on his way to the washoe county democratic convention as a delegate in april

jess in international news... a 6 point 4 magnitude earthquake shook taiwan...collapsin g a 16-story apartment building. taiwan is promising to investigate why the high-rise apartment building fell. at least 14 people are confirmed dead and close to 500 injured. while 200 people were rescued from fallen debris, search crews are still looking for others who may be trapped. momo than one hundred and fifty individuals are still unaccounted for. jess president obama hailed the results of a new jobs report by the labor department. it found unemployment is now at four- point-nine percent, the lowest since february 2008, and wages are finally rising again. it's a long way from when the unemployment rate was 10 percent in 2009. president obama said the progress in unemployment is a testament to american workers, businesses and ople being resilient and will only get better. (president obama) "over the past six months, wages have grown at their fastest rate since the crisis. and the policies that i'll push this year are des

jess 2 shot desk and shawn is live.... show reopen dan2shot welcome to the fox19 weekend and with committed support, they thrive. eight-thirty i'm dan wells jess 2shot and i'm jessica brown weather now primary is this tuesday, and it's a pretty big deal in presidential no republican hopeful has won the nomination with out winning either the iowa caucuses or the new hampshire primary... many candidates have flocked to the state, but there is one noticable mary maloney has the details. blame it on the snow. the winter weather stranded donald in new york. forcing him to scrap his event in new hampshire. jeb bush took a swipe at trump on twitter. old mother made it first lady : "i haven't seen snow in years." happening today dan 2shot desk the search continues for a mom who's been missing since last fox19 now's shawn lanier is live in california kentucky with the latest. shawn live shawn vo the pendleton being held this afternoon for a cyclist killed in a details of today's event coming up. dan roof cam adlib weather tease mol

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jess good evening and thanks for joi us... i'm jess plue. we begin this evening with the unfortunate passing of supreme court justice member, antonin sku-lia. jess sku-lia was widely considered the most conservative jurist on the court -- a hero to those who believe the constitution should be enforced as the men who wrote it would have done. abc's lana zak reports from washshgton "associateteustice

now a new film about jesse owens reminds us of the enduring struggle. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: decision 2016. this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening to our viewers on the west coast. it is great to be with you on this saturday. voting day in two key presidential contests. let's get right to the republican primary. in south carolina, where the polls closed a short time ago. nbc news now projects donald trump will win that primary with what appears to be a decisive victory over ted cruz and marco rubio who are in a battle for second that is too close to call. >>> the other race today, the democratic caucuses in nevada where nbc news projects hillary clinton defeats bernie sanders. clinton able to hold back sanders's surge following his big win in new hampshire, his loss tonight complicating his path to the nomination. we've got it covered in both states tonight. we start with the race in south carolina. katy tur is there. katy? >> reporter: lester, this is a massive win for donald trump. right now he could pote

jess most people would be lucky to see the big game once in their lifetime. a small group of people can say they have been to a whopping 49 of the 50 games...take a look. " search every corner of the globe and you'll find somebody who seen every super bowl but only a handful. just 16 people on earth have seen all 49 games walter looss photographer "i thought it was 11 i didn't know it was 16" ctsy nfl network 13-17 for the first time in history since they all attended the first game in los angeles they got together again this thomas henschel never missed a super bowl 22-26 "i just felt i would keep going as long as i could go now i'm aiming for 100" once in their lifetime. a small group of people lifetime. a small group of people can say they have been to a whopping 49 of the 50 games...take a look. " search every corner of the globe and you'll find somebody who seen every super bowl but only a handful. just 16 people on earth have seen all 49 games walter looss photographer "i thought it was 11 i didn't know it was 16" history since they all attended the fir

i'm jess plue. is holding a very to benefit the a- l-s foundation. jess memorial a-l-s benefit concert is happening right now down at the hard rock hotel and casino...and it is a packed house. if you'd like to attend, you must be 21 or older and while there is no cost for a ticket, a donation of $10 to the a-l-s foundation is suggested. four of siouxlands best local bands are performing. a silent auction is also taking place tonight with some great items up for bid... from sports collectables to signed musical instruments. (pause for nats of organization picked as the beneficiary. our corporate sponsors for the band, they are local business people and they sponsor the band so that we can give 100% of the proceeds from the ticket sales for each concert to that non profit organization." one hundred percent of the ten dollar admission fee will be going to the friends of latham park association to help with up- keep of the park. jess a siouxland couple is celebrating valentine's day and their wedding anniversary. jim and rita heimsoth married on this day

jess good evening and thanks for joi us... i'm jess plue. we begin this evening with the unfortunate passing of supreme court justice member, antonin sku-lia. jess sku-lia was widely considered the most conservative jurist on the court -- a hero to those who believe the constitution should be enforced as the men who wrote it would have done. abc's lana zak reports from washshgton "associateteustice apparent natural causes at a resort in west texas he reportedly died in his sleep on the trip. scalia was the longest-serving justice on the current united states' supreme

as jesse told the police back then. the boys didn't listen. instead his friends approached the car, started yelling. >> before i know it i started hearing gunshots. i could swear i saw lights flash towards me and hit the fence. it was just, tat-tat-tat. >> the same car that bothered you before? >> yeah, yeah. all i was thinking i want to go home. i want to be in a safe place. >> reporter: he and his other friend, ran, ran for their lives, didn't look back. when bobby and mondo failed to turn up behind them. the two went back to find them. >> i could already see, flashing i knew something was wrong. >> reporter: it was. jesse's best friends, mondo and bobby were dead. >> i was living a night mare. i'm going to wake up soon. i'm going to wake up now. the more i tried, i didn't wake up. >> reporter: the murder was big news in el paso. he dug up old newspaper clippings reported on what looked at first like a gang shooting. yet the victims were not gang bangers, just innocent kids caught in the wrong place at the wrong time. tv reporter maria garci

our internet safety expert, jesse weinberger, says it's critical that parents know whatw parentsnow w their kids are doing, both online and on their phones. absolutely. but parents just when you think you have a handle on all of this be prepared to be shocked.ut parents just when you thin i've met an 11 year old boy in a catholic school being treatedool g treate one of his friends showed him. ptsd because i have met 10 year old porn addicts.ddicts. when it comes to your kid and their phones, internet safety expert jesse weinberger has heard it all.eir phoneset i have met kids who are beingkids who e bein convictedg and indicted for sexting which by the way areing felonies. which by es. and she uses all this knowledge to help guide and educate parents. i sort of turn over the rock and show them what's crawling under the rock.he usenono to help gu parent t jesse told us the average teenn spends 11 hours per day in content consumption.nds 11 hours that's on their phones, online etc.'s on 53 percent of children go online with no parental supervision.n. 38 percent of teens have received se

a new film about jesse owens reminds us of the enduring struggle. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> decision 2016. this is "nbc nightly holt. >> good evening. on this day, voting day in two key presidential contests. nbc news projects hillary clinton will defeat bernie sanders. able to hold back sanders' charge that followed his win in new hampshire. complicates his path to the nomination. the polls have closed in south carolina's republican primary. in recent days, ted cruz has been closing ground with donald trump. that race considered too close to call. we can tell you at this point it appears that be a three-way race among trump, cruz and marco rubio. with everyone else far behind. we will go to south carolina in just a moment. our team is in place let's get to the big story out of nevada. nbc's kristin welker is in las vegas. >> reporter: lester, good evening. it was electric here at caesar's palace in las vegas tonight. secretary clinton delivering her victory speech. there was a lot of concern amongst her supporters she would lose this piv

this weekend, a new film opens about the life and types of jess imes of jesse owens. >> the fastest human of his day. >> reporter: this summer marks 80 years since jesse owens dominated the olympics. the focus of a new beyo be biopick called race. >> you want to win a gold medal? >> sure. >> reporter: his four gold medals stunned hitler. >> the competition was grand. i was very glad to come out on top. >> reporter: while his record breaking performance made headlines and him a household name in america, to many, color. >> your friends will have to use the service entrance. >> reporter: the actor who plays him says the movie is much more than black and white. what do you want people to get out of this? >> look at him and say, if co- he could do what he did at a time and place where did he it, there's no excuse me are for me to not be great. >> reporter: it highlights the athletic prowess of owens, it shows his grace against racial injustice and his commitment as a family man. something his daughters say was important to them. >> it had to make it about the true story about my father. and a

we see the life and times of the jesse owens. >> jesse owens was the fastest human of his day. >> reporter: this summer marks 80 years since jesse owens dominated the 1936 olympics, the focus of a new biopic called race. >> you want to win a gold medal? >> sure. >> want to do it in berlin? >> reporter: his four gold medals stunned his german host, adolf hitler. >> the competition was grand. we're very glad to come out on top. >> reporter: while his record breaking performance made headlines and him a household name in america, to many owens was the wrong color. >> your friends will have to use the service entrance. >> reporter: but the actor who plays him, canadian native stefan james, says the movie is much more than black and white. >> we want people to see -- what do you want people to see >> for people to look at him and say if he can do when he did at the time and place when he did it, there's no excuse for me not to be great myself. >> reporter: race not only mights the athletic prowess of jesse owens, it shows his humility and grace against racial injustice and his commitment as a f

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like, jesse hernandez? like, yes? >> we identify ourselves.me information on the murder of armando and robert. >> i said, murder? i'm -- i'm sorry, you got the wrong guy. i don't know anything about no murder. >> jesse said he had no idea what they were talking about. then, mimbela explained how he believed daniel had been wrongly convicted for killing his friends. >> he's like, well, how did they come to daniel? i go, a confession. a confession that we believe was false, coerced. he turned white. why. >> why did he turn pale? because of what happened to him. soon after the murder, said jesse, he was called to police headquarters for an interview. there he said that same detective told him to write down what he remembered about the shooting. jesse did. and -- >> he says, you know what, this is [ bleep ]. you know and i know that you did it. i'm like, how could you be saying that? didn't do anything. yes, you did. that's not true. these are my friends. i love my friends. he said, well, you know what, you're going to have explain that to the jud

=jess/sot= nats of fireworks. runs= =jess/cont vo= a spectacular fireworks show no more room in super bowl city. >> all week we toll him to do his homework. we're here now. >> one officer estimated there were 15,000 people inside. there will be one more night of su super bowl city but no more nights of one republic. >> i was looking forward to one republic, the atmosphere, the people, the vibe! >> good vibe? >> yes. i feel let down! >> those who did get in came out feeling special. >> it was a great time for us. a great scene. all the nfl people in here. >> had. >> good thing there's another night tomorrow. >> looking at a few people still milling around down here at super bowl city. tomorrow night alycia keys is the headliner. tomorrow night people i talked to said they're going to get here early. tarpy mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> that's what they saw, spectacular fireworks show lighting up the sky over the bay area about an hour ago. pyrotechnics went off that could be seen and heard miles away. >> fire in

@jesse owens was an outstanding @superstar. @the trailer makes it seem like @the weight of the world was on @his shoulders in 1936. @>> someone who is so much more @than an american hero, so much @more than a black hero, a @world hero. @>> reporter: he was on a quest @to be the fastest man in the @world. @>> we must not go to these @olympic games. @>> reporter: the race is @colored by hitler's vision of @the role waiting stiphane james @-- @>> he has done an incredible @role of capturing the essence @of jesse owens. @>> reporter: she remembers her @gold medalist father taking -- @telling very little about the @trials in 1936. @>> he didn't talk about it. @he looked on. @>> reporter: the message is @still being heard by young @people. @>> he did this at a time when @it was so difficult and in the @place where he did it, it's -- @it shows there is no excuse @for not accomplishing @something. @>> reporter: marlene says her @father, read it -- credited @ohio state university @forgiving in the life that he @had. @that film is in the

jess/elisa looking forward to warmer weather.. thanks elisa! jess: when we come back...the hawkeyes returned to iowa city to host minnesota....alex has the highlights from carver- hawkeye arena

reporting live in studio, jess plue, abc9 news. jenna: thanks jess. that study is not associated with an ongoing legal battle between dew moines water works and several siouxland water districts.. but it does cover some of the same issues. des moines water works is sueing the upstream counties, seeking reimbursement for more than a million dollars worth of nitrate removal from water taken from the raccoon river. supervisors from buena vista, sac and calhoun counties are all named in the lawsuit. the lawsuit says farmers should follow regulations in the clean water act. the case is still tied up in litigation. tim: a proposed cell phone tor in one sioux city neighborhood is causing an uproar. several folks living in the morningside area gathered at city hall today to of adjustments meeeting. they are speaking out against the proposed tower. the board of adjustment was asked by city council to take another look at a recent vote by city planning and zoning approving a conditional construction permit for the cell tower. concerned citizens say they viewed