knowles, and some thought mike huckabee went to too far.ike huckabee, as he gets ready to launch a presidential campaign, is taking his cultural warrior thing a bit too far. >> if he played beyoncÉ lyrics for the iowa caucuses, they might think he has a point, but where he has gone too far is seeming to criticize the obama s' parenting. the mike huckabee spokesperson said that they are exemplary parents, which he has done, but on the other hand, he has also been very critical to them listening to the lyrics, so i think he has to stay away from criticizing the obama's or the clintons or anyone for their parenting. >> that does point to something, that is mike huckabee, like some of these other guys, it shows their calibration is a little bit off. he went a little too far. he will have to dial it back. >> all right, coming up. to vaccinate or not to vaccinate. the answer row, from dr. ben carson who tells us what he thinks, after this. ♪ >> our guest is an author and a potential candidate, and he has a new book out. dr. ben carson, author car

knowles how the clouds increase and then later on in the evening future tracker 6 shows us how there the passage of a snow shower or two. the latest model runs suggest this will be after the evening rush hour but up 10, 11 o'clock when adam and cecily are on tv on channel 17 and here on 6abc they're liable to show some of this to you. if you get caught in some of this a possible coating is likely and that could create a slick road condition in a hurry for you especially if we happen to get a real quick hit of this so slow it down if you see some of that. cold air parked out to the north and west of us and that is going to be charging in. what to expect over the next couple days? thursday and friday highs in the teens, lows in the single digits. bitter wind chills returning. another shot of dangerous cold. your seven-day from accuweather shows a high of 32 today but only 19 tomorrow. and the look at the overnight low thursday, 1 degree, that's about what you're going to be dealing with when you get up at sunrise on friday and then friday afternoon is still frigid with a high of 18 and

. >> reporter: flames were out by the time adrianne knowle rushed through, getting texts from her roommate, their building was burning and full of smoke. >> four people live in her flat, three in the one above. >> we have been told we'll able to salvage thing, passports, computers, all of that. >> instantaneously, the roof looked like it exploded with fire. >> reporter: as passersby shot cell phone video as flames shot through the roof of one and then a second building. fire apparently start anyway narrow space between the two wood structures and many tempts weren't hope at time. >> you didn't see anybody at you will. you saw two people come out of store, but other than that, there was no one. >> reporter: owner of the corner store scrambled for safety. >> the guy came running, there is a fire, go out. >> i knocked and units went inside, heavy fire, second and third floors. >> reporter: when the fire started to spread to an attic of the third building it triggered an even bigger response. they were determined that the blaze not get any bigger. >> would i say there were six units, two busin

ferguson's mayor james knowles canceled our interview and refused to speak to us directly.pokesman sent as a statement saying city staff are working closely with business owners and the community. but some in the ferguson area they support is not coming fast enough. >> the response is very slow. it has hurt business. >> i hear absolutely nothing from anyone. we're the ones who were affected. they need to come out and make themselves known. come to me and say, hey, what can we do to help you bring your business back? mark: shelby joins me now from the newsroom. your piece points out that long-term rates rise can be worse for the economy than natural disasters. what does ferguson need to get back on track cap: shelby: -- to get back on track? shelby: more investment never hurts. but simply putting money back into a committee is not enough. community relations, strengthening the community is key. and i spoke to christine cole of the crime and justice to it and she said government and region is important that government outreach is important, but they need internal motivation -

tonight at 8:00 why that's sending all of the wrong significant knowles at the worst time. >>> hi, everyone i'm dana perino. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ >> ice igs murdered another hostage. the terror network released a new barbaric video of the pilot being burned alive. 26-year-old mouth aluath al kaseasbeh. katherine harris has seen the video and joins us now. can you tell us about today's event? >> thank you. this video is a departure from previous isis propaganda. in part because of its length. it's 22 minutes long and also because it's highly produced. what i mean there's clear video overlays. audio over lay, multiple camera angles. the pilot is filmed in different areas of the isis stronghold of rocca. the final section is this five-minute section which we disdiscussed at length where the pilot is burned to death. he's wear an orange jump suit synonymous with gaughan tanguantanamo and abu ghraib. he's damp like some sort of accelerant is board on the pilot. and the flame is lit. you see it goes through the landscape and into the cage. you see the pilot grab hi

tonight at 8:00 why that's sending all of the wrong significant knowles at the worst time. >>> hi, everyone. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ >> ice igs murdered another hostage. the terror network released a new barbaric video of the pilot being burned alive. 26-year-old mouth al

solange knowles chimed in saying she had that hair fashion police has been bashing her afro for years and compared her to a dog, and viola davis tweet had you are beauty personified i celebrate celebrate you. >> a lot of people were saying, that is what fashion police does. they talk about people and other stuff, so sometimes some of the stuff help say when i watch i can't believe she just said that. >> some people have said that julianne should should say it and own it. she felt bad. she said i will a a will guys a lot of times you see it on video, people apologize on tv. it doesn't come off too well. she did tonight a good way. >> it just doesn't come across well. the first time they say it, they thought it. then they said it. then they get backlash and then they unsay it, and apologize but you know how they really feel. first thing is how they really feel right. >> yes. >> well, maybe she has learn from it. >> we hope. >> what about this kardashians they are up to it again, chloe seem intent on proving she's the most attractive out of the bunch. >> she has this waist trainers and t

daniel knowles. >> i can see it too. >> breaking news right now.nfirmed oregon governor john kitzhaber plans to resign amid a growing ethics scandal. the democrat faces allegations his fiancee used her relationship with him to enrich herself. kitzhaber is the longest serving chief executive. kate brown is expected to assume the office when the governor steps down. >>> we'll be right back with a frigid weekend forecast. you'll need the right it infrastructure. from a partner who knows how to make your enterprise more agile, borderless and secure. hp helps business move on all the possibilities of today. and stay ready for everything that is still to come. how much money do you have in your pocket right now? i have $40 $21. could something that small make an impact on something as big as your retirement? i don't think so. well if you start putting that towards your retirement every week and let it grow over time, for twenty to thirty years that retirement challenge might not seem so big after all. ♪ ♪ what's that thing? i moved our old security syste

day sheriff's police connect women in crisis like carlisa with dedicated social workers like erin knowles>> i'm from the salvation army and a lot of times the police ask us to come, meet people who they picked up to offer services. >> it's my hope that nobody would ever feel like they have to trade sex to survive. but we also recognize that many people do feel that they have to trade sex to survive. whether that be to meet basic needs or because someone has told them they have or else. >> see, i've been getting high for a while. and i ache trying to kick. >> it's tough to kick a drug addiction by yourself. >> i have two granddaughters, and i want to get myself clean so that i can, you know, be their grandma. >> we'd love to connect you with some services and drug rehab and whatever else you think you can benefit from so you can be part of your grandkids' life. >> yeah. >> there's definitely not a quick fix. but we're committed to working with people as long as they'll allow us to be in their lives. >> i got you, erin. you too. god bless you. >> you too. >> after a little food and water an

jason: i don't know how much i want to knowl.ttle combative, a stern warning, but i hope the pilots got that memo. betty: and abide by it. jason: i'm big on safety first in traveling. betty: number three, the day after investors paid germany to borrow their money for five years -- they are now agreeing to buy the country's debt. investors are paying the government to borrow your money. i will lend you money. instead of me getting paid for it, i will pay you. what world are we living in? julie: one that does not make a lot of sense. there are a lot of investors who said they would rather by spanish or italian debt -- rather buy spanish or italian debt, but there is enough demand for it that this is what is going on. that's why the yield is negative, because people want safety. even if it is a negative yield. betty: they may not get a return. they may be paying a little bit. but at least they are not going to lose 10%, 20%, 30% of their money. jason: my best friend is laughing right now. betty: the only advice i think that is recom

malcolm, serving chicken, when you going to play that ball, you knowle you can make it pro. and you know, i just one of the guys that have a lot of guys from my hometown that has plenty of and midway 1600 canceled as the storm dumped on chicago. chicago is a problem city. we have a total of about 700 flights canceled at o'hare and 85 at midway. then as you move the cursor to new york city, we've got major cancellations mounting in newark and laguardia. jfk up in boston already. 44% of the flights canceled in boston. and then down in washington, reagan national airport and dulles affected. other airports along the east coast and the midwest. we've got detroit as well as baltimore as well as toronto. for anybody coming into or out of the east coast. guys, back to you. >> what a mess. >> is we're going to see matt around thursday. >> that or getting home. this weather and here it's like a slurpee. >> that's right. it's nasty. it is ugly right now. and it's going to get worse. we've got this blue line, this is literally the rain snow line as you look at this. and you can see thr