marian and st. katherine parrish in charleston ton. the harvest on the vine meal provides meals for needy families twice a months and on thanksgiving and christmas. >> mark: the city's christmas tree arrived on the common today. every year, nova scotia gifts

vikings have to settle for a field goal, and can't seem to figure out marian. the knights have won 9 of 10 against grand view. vikings season ends with a 30-3 loss. 2014 depleted the trophy case. 2015 filled it back up. the heroes trophy symbolized the hawkeyes first undefeated regular season in 93 years. iowa celebrated perfection at memorial stadium. the hawkeyes were outgained on black friday, but had four interceptions. jordan canzeri got most of his 140 yards on two plays. third quarter touchdown runs of 29 and 68 yards. the historic hawkeyes have won program history. it's not always pretty, but that's football. iowa didn't convert a third down against nebraska, hawks are the only power 5 team to win a game this season when that happens. the hawks finished november 4-0 for the first time since 1991. at 12-0 the hawkeyes control its college iowa had to wait until today to find out who it will play in the big ten championship. its a three team race for the big ten east. michigan and ohio state need a win paired with a michigan state loss. ezekiel elliott had

vikings have to settle for a field goal, and can't seem to figure out marian. the knights have won 9 of 10 against grand view. vikings season ends with a 30-3 loss. drake men back in the win column. the bulldogs beat university of illinois - chicago 83-62 kale abrahamson and reed timmer tally 23-points a piece in the win. northern iowa on a tear. the u-n-i beats north dakota 97-51... ben jacobson is now 7-0 against his alma mater. the iowa women jump all over houston 64-50. cyclones lose three straight in i love a gourmet cheeseburgeras much as anybody.and that's why we created thepub burger at culver's. my favorite cheeseburger startswith great beef. when you get that burgerin your hand and the juices are flowing, you wantto devour it. chef, we're going to make apepper grinder pub burger. i'm stoked, man. we've got a little wisconsin swiss and wisconsin cheddar. those are the criteria for me fresh beef, bacon, wisconsincheese. the four-peppercorn mayoreally sets this burger apart. this is the ultimate baconcheeseburger. our new pepper grinderpub burger.

the late marian anderson, one of the most celebrated singers of the 21st century and a pioneer for the arts and civil rights. five minutes away, her memory lives on. her face adorns a rec center. >> i do want to make a point that i think is pertinent to this award, to this city, to the life we live as americans and the things we have been through and what marian anderson represents to us. >> reporter: the award invests in local artists since its inception in 1998. they've invested more than $500,000. >> such an inspiring night. so much talent in that one spot. >> it is always an incredible event. there's no way rain would stop anyone. >>> the good news is you're not going to be running into that rain for the morning commute like we had this morning. we do have a few showers around, but it is foggy and misty outside. the fog should start to lift for most of the morning commute, but then we have a nice dry tomorrow. our next rain chance that will be thursday. a cold front approaches, brings us some showers thursday, and we'll have a colder weekend forecast. wait until you see those numbe

grand view hosting marian. grand view down 7-0 early. jordan cheatem with running room inside the 10 to set up a field goal. cuts the lead to 7-3. that was the only score on the day for the vikings. krishawn hogan loose on a 60 yard catch and run. marian rolls, 30-3. grand view's fine season comes to a close. we usually do our fareway student athlete of the week on friday nights. but this is our final one of the season. we're making it our saturday special. a big congrats to j.j. orput, the cross country standout from carlisle. he's a leader on the course and in the classroom. congratulations to j.j. and all of this year's fareway student athletes of the week. let's round out the sports with some basketball. drake was taking on uic. the bulldogs enjoyed a six point lead at the half. they went on a 15-3 run. kale and reed, 23 each. i always mispronounce that, i'm sorry. but he has great hair. 83-62, drake. they are 4-3. the cyclones are in florida for the emerald coast classic. facing the illini right now. they are up on them. we will hav

. >>> one of the world of most reyou announced jazz musicians received the marian be anderson award in philadelphia tonight. honored for making the world better through his leadership and humanitarian causes. at the kimmel center tonight. he spear headed post katrina relief efforts in new orleans. award is named for pioneering for philadelphia singer marian anderson. >> the most powerful gift of membership slavery has been music. and that music like the principle that are our beliefs still have the power to denigrate and also have the hour re power to liberate anden enlighten. >> a lot of talent. >>> lingering rain is moving out of the reach. >> the sun will come out again, kate, how long will we stay dry. >> not for long, take a look at stormscan 3, you can see the last of the rain starting to push out. we'll zoom in quickly. a few sprinkles back to the west most of this is out of here the sun comes back but then tracking more rain at the later part of the week. i'll have more on that coming up in the seven-day in just a bit. >> a pill makes you smarter. some say it actually exists. w

(--tag marian albornoz, manhattan nueva york---) "en resumen según lo que reveló el estudio: no peleeja y el doctor recomendó hacer ejercicios así que nos vemos en el gimnasio, pasamos al estudio" (--tag anchor sugerido---) el doctor también dijo que en esta época estamos ingiriendo mucha comida industrializada y procesada, llena de azúcar y aceite refinado que no existía en la época de nuestros padres. topvo lorena ---fue un reportaje de marian albornoz del programa "al rojo vivo" , puede sintonizarlo de lunes a viernes a las 4 de la tarde por telemundo... 2 shot chit chat lorena/topvo --- en oregon y el estado de washington decenas de establecimientos de la cadena ''chipotle'' fueron cerrados por posible contaminacin con bacteria ''e coli''... ---22 personas se enfermaron con el virus y la mayora haban comido en este restaurante... -- autoridades de salud dicen que ha transcurrido una semana desde que se report el ltimo caso y consideran que no habra riesgo.. --- funcionarios de salud indicaron que esta bacteria estara vinculado al consumo de productos frescos.. live bug juanfra ---

vikings have to settle for a field goal, and can't seem to figure out marian. the knights have won 9 of 10 against grand view. vikings season ends with a 30-3 loss. with your sports on today in mostly cloudy weather continues sunday, with temperatures reaching the upper 30s. areas of light rain, or at times light freezing rain will be possible, especially accumulations are not expected, be aware that slick spots could develop. a cut-off area of low pressure will move slowly across the state on monday through tuesday morning. a winter storm watch goes into effect at 6 am monday and continues through 6 am tuesday. the watch does not include the city of des moines. this system will bring a mix of rain and snow across the state on monday, with the potential for significant snow over the western and northwestern third of iowa. the heaviest snow looks to fall in northwest iowa with 3 to 6" there, with isolated 6 to 8" totals far nw, and closer to only an inch in des moines. recapping today's top stories... hurt after an early morning shooting. it happened near the in

marian bounces grandview. fine season comes to a close. we usually do our fareway student athlete of the week on friday nights. but this is our final one of the season. we're making it our saturday special. big congratulations to j.j. orput, the cross country standout from carlisle. he's a leader on the course and in the classroom. congratulations to j.j. and all of this year's fareway student athletes of the week. the fourth ranked iowa state basketball team is both talented and smart. weekend in florida. pretty good idea there. championship game of the emerald coast classic, taking in illinois. close game in the second half. isu down 1. just give it to your all-american georges niang down , low. monte morris had 20 points, 9 rebounds, and 6 assists. this was a half quart alley-oop to abdel nader for the slam. isu wins, 84-73. 5-0 on the year. drake at home taking on the flames from illinois-chicago. the bulldogs led by 6 at the break, and then flat out dominated the second half. kale and reed, 23 each. drake win they are 4-3. , 83-62. wo

matt and tam. >> david thank you. >>> philadelphia presented its marian anderson award to a world renownedz musician trumpeter wynton marsalis. >> ♪ (applause). >> the 54-year-old new orleans native received the award during a black tie gala at the kimmel center last night. journalist soledad o'brien hosted the event which is which was filled with gospel and jazz performances. >>> misty copy land the principal dancer of the american ballet performed a new piece of work. the award is named after the famous philadelphia opera singer and recognizes artists for their humanitarian efforts. >> i teach all of the students everywhere. not underprivileged kids, not in need kids, not anybody. i could be in ferguson, i could be in the richest suburb of detroit. it makes no difference to me. every kid needs instruction. >> hundreds of people attended the award gala and concert including 6abc president and general manager bernie prazenica along with other members of 6abc. >> what a night. looks incredible. 5:53. up next on this veterans day a new jersey family is reunited with some lost military medals

. >> memorial for marian berry. there is a very vigorous debate now under way to memorialize him in the district. what you do think? >> it's always you want to do the right thing but what is the best thing to do? would bit renamg the washington center which is named for walter e. washington, really, not the city. i would think most folks would look at that ward where berry served, where they felt he was attuned to their needs and those were the constituents attached to him. yes, even though he's mayor of the city, the debate would be if they should memorialize him, where should it be? >> i've thought about this. you know what i would do? put a statue of marion berry in front of the john wilson building. i would do like the united states in chicago. michael jordan. alabama, bear bryant, the statue. that's where marian berry would vote. you can name streets after him, schools after him, buildings after him. this is a city of statues. that's what i would do. >> what do you think? >> i really can't -- i think all of tho

some of our most significant leaders in the civil rights movement from marian barry and eleanor holmes noorton made their marks here. and today, that torch continues to be carried by leaders who want to commit to making sure that our nation provides every opportunity to every american willing to work hard for it. our city is a political town. but we're far more than the congress in the white house. we are a city of music and culture and great diversity. many of you will remember when u street was known as black broadway. i don't. but i am grateful -- i don't. that that history will be preserved here. th is a city where duke ellington and others got their starts. where people came to really celebrate the history of african-americans. we put washington on the map of african-american higher education, as well. >> like communities across the country, african-americans in d.c. faced our share of segregation and discrimination throughout the decades. and much like other communities, we persevered. we're building a strong middle class and we contribute to the economic growth, vibrancy and pol

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mariane. >> this is clearly a very difficult time for everyone in france right now.ryone in the country. are there fears about the exacerbation of existing divisions between certain communities. particularly as we see police and security forces implement their special measures a state of emergency, try to get a grip on the situation. >> it is a good yes. stood we spend time in several neighborhoods predominately with muslim communities. north african populations in and around paris, and you can really sense a deepening resentiment and also a widening anger in those neighborhoods. practically everybody that we spoke with of north african dissent told us about the fact that they have felt disenfranchised for a long time. they have felt marginallized. even french citizen that is have been born and raised here felt they had been treated as though they were foreign, even if they carried french citizenship. that's something that has always been a burden on them, and it has made it difficult for them, they told us, to assimilate. in light of these newest attacks and light o

a marian university football game against campbellsville university 7as delayed while snow was cleared off the field in indianapoljs. with all this talk about winter weather -- lets check in with storm track seven meteorologist kyle kiel for your first forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen informatii from the kwwl stormtrack 7 eather team: with the fresh snow on the ground, it is very cold. temperatures really haven't moved much today. hours highs were very early this morning, and we have stayed in the 20s all day single ddits. the wind d peed so our wind chills are much colder, feeling like the night, thanks to the fresh snow. storm track 7 live doppler radar with that strong storm system. weather network camera show the quiet conditions. we'll have some mmre snow tototls from acrrss eastern iowa in just a few minutes, and let you know about a warmup, and a peek at the thanksgiving forecast in a few minutes. waterloo -- getting hit with 11 inches of snow -- spends the wewekend digging ouu spends the weekend digging out. with the sun shining -- the melting s

i am marian namasi. you are watching al jazeera. healing old divisions.ders of china and taiwan hold their first talks in more than 60 years. fears of fresh violence in burundi assem nesty expires. >> a celebration in sierra leone after the country

very important to the children and families of siouxland that come to us throughout the year," said marian burnett, executive director crittenton center last year, design and dine brought in more than 77 thousand dollars and organizers hope for an even bigger number this year you can still take part - tickets for tomorrow's cocktail party are just 10 dollars. you can buy them at stoney creek still to come...the cma's are just a few hours away and some of country music's biggest stars are starting to arrive. we'll take you there, when we come back. fred: (fred) breezy and mild weather continues for now, and there will be a few light showers. but we'll feel a cooldown by friday! details after the break! " " freded jenna: tim: (jenna) ) fred, today was nice (freshows that cloud cover has gradually diminished through the day. 74 was our high today...only 2 short of tying the record of 76 set in 1975. last night's low of 54 is the n nmal high fororhis date! and,d,n this day in 1991, the record low was -3, following the halloween snowstorm! the king's pointe skycam hd in storm lake shows an autu

. >>> we're one day from the anniversary of marian berry's death, but this morning we'll learn how he could be honored. >>> what a loudoun county woman brought to the airport that has her facing charges. >>> and housing helps. the new development that hopes >>> 4:55 right now. honoring the late mayor for life. next week will be a year since mayor berry died. we'll learn monday how the commission is set up to do that. his wife mary was appointed. he served four terms as mayor and spent 16 years at the d.c. council. >> as time goes on, people are focusing more on what he did for people and less of what he did to himself. >> cora barry says they're thing of naming schools and streets after barry. his wife said an appropriate headstone is still being designed. >>> this just in to the live desk. france is demanding tighter borders across europe. french leaders want its partners in the european union to create tougher borders. the eu is having an emergency meeting to talk about security aft after, of course, the paris attacks that kill 129 people. back to you. >> thank, you kristin. a loudo

very important to the children and families of siouxland that come to us throughout the year," said marian burnett, executive director crittenton center last year, design and dine broroht in more than 77 ousand dollars. you can still take part - tickets for tomorrow's cocktail party are just 10 dollars and you can buy them at stoney creek hotel before the event from 5-8pm. jenna: a young girl with health challenges is finding new strength from a popular song you probably hear all the time on the radio "this is my fight song... (music)" that's "fight songng by rachel plplten. and this i i13- year-old bella. she has a genetic disorder that could've made it imposible to dance. but, she's a fighter. bella says, "sometimes it can be extra hard for me, but i just go a little further, i try harder." karen wall, bella's mom says, "dance is liberating for her." everert wall says, "there are a lot of tangible dififrences she can see, physically things kids can do that she can't, and i think dancing evens things out for her." tune in tonight at 10 to hear more about how bell's overcoming her struggle

police say that is when marian began hitting the worker.n a woman tried to break it up, the operation err hit her, as women. marian has been suspended with the intent to dismiss. >>> a local family is thankful a paramedic was in the right place at the right time to save the two year old's life. >> that paramedics went one step further to take care of this family. dave schroeder works as a paramedics, with the philadelphia fire department. his wife wrote us on facebook, and shared these pictures, the little boy was actually in cardiac arrest. last wednesday, we are just learning about this now, schroeder was able to revive him, get him to the hospital. the boy is doing fine. yesterday schroeder stopped by the house to drop off a gift. the boy has downe syndrome. usually does not let anybody hold him or touch him. but you can see he made an exception for his hero. nice job, man. >> that's wonderful, real wonderful. 6:11. >> fire up that coffee make they are morning. >> oh, i will. >> scientists are now saying you should purr yourself a cup ep

marian burnett from the crittenton center joins me now. jenna: you can still come to the party tonight. tickets are 10- bucks and you can get them at the door. last year thisevent raised 77- thousand dollars, turnout t ain this year. tim: thank you jenna well see you back at the studio soon! tim: students and faculty at morningside llege are rallllng behind one of their profesrs as he starts treatment for esophogeal cancer. the eatment includes getting rid of the beard he's been growong for 40 years. today, freinds of dr. mark heistad (high-stad) gathered to help transform his look, including jenna, who is one of his former students. chief photographer johnathan mack shares the sights and sounds of the session. "how are you? thanks for coming. of course, hey i want to see chin just as bad as everybody else." "i've known from my first meeting with my surgeon that this was coming and then my oncologists told me that it was probably going to start falling out in chunks. i wasn't looking forward to that at all." says dr. mark heistad. "when i

very important to the children and families of siouxland that come to us throughout the year," said marian burnett, executive director crittenton center last year, design and dine brought in more than 77 thousand dollars. you can still take part - tickets for tonight's cocktail party are just 10 dollars and you can buy them at stoney creek hotel anytime before the event which kicks off at 5 p-m tonight jessica rae: a former nfl player stopped by sioux city today to speak with some local students. jeff neal, whoho used to play with the houston oilers madede stop at st high earlier this morning. al, who works with the group "sports-world" was in town to and to urge kids to make good choices. "our primary message with sportsworld is to challenge young people that life is a series of choices. kind of our slogan is "you're not born a winner, you're not born a loser, you're born a chooser." and so the choices they make impact their future." neal also made stops at the boys and girls home and west middle today (thursday) jessica rae: 13-year-old bella wall has a genetic disorder that could've mad

marian sent me this on my facebook page. you can see some birds flying around. beautiful fall colors starting to diminish a little bit, but still out there. thank you for sending the in. look at the temperatures, 58 degrees. pretty mild afternoon. 55, waterloo. 50 eight, mason city. you can see the wind blowing a little bit. take a look at this flag flapping in the wind. wind out of the south, little breezy, but not gusty by any stretch of the imagination, sustained at the airport at seven miles per hour but at times could be near 10 to 15 miles per hour this afternoon. temperatures stay pretty warm. looking pretty good. 2:00, 59 degrees. 56 by 4:00. after sunset, we cool down back tonight. satellite and radar, mainly clear skies across the midwest. high-pressure to the south. in the back side of that system, we see a return flow meaning winds out of the south and two bidders above average for this time of year. by the way, we should be around 52, 53 degrees. we spent the last several days in the upper 50's and around 60, so that feels pretty good. that area of

marian, adelante. >>> asÍ es, maria celeste la verdad se destapÓ cuando julian llenaba solicitudes paral momento que se percata que su nombre estÁ en la lista del centro nacional de niÑos desaparecidos. >>> t tenÍa solo 5 aÑos en el 2002. cuando desapareciÓ de su casa en alabama. luego que su padre bobbi hernÁndez lo visitara y se plo llevara sin consentimiento de la padre. dejÓ una nota diciendo que llevarÍa al niÑo a un lugar y esa fue la Última vez que madre lo vio. pasaron 13 aÑos para que prÁcticamente julian se encontrara asÍ mismo. luego de solicitar varias universidades en octubre y tener problemas con su nÚmero de seguro social. el adolescente estaba en la lista del centro de niÑos desaparecidos y fue cuando la agencia de fbi fue alertada. >>> es la casa en cleveland don el padre y el niÑo vivÍan con nombres diferentes, con una mujer y otros 2 niÑos. >>> su cliente estÁ preocupado y no sabe donde estÁ su hijo. >>> el entiende la gravedad de la situaciÓn y estÁ tomando medicamentos porque estÁ sufriendo de ansiedad. >>> las autoridades fueron a darle la increÍble noticia a la ma

marian mack, 57-yard touchdown run. they give up 40 points for a second straight week. 44-23, the owls lose. temple arrived at the program. south florida fans storm the field and tear down the goal posts. the sixers lost in san antonio once again. we're right back. now only ford offers $750 black friday bonus cash on select vehicles, on top of ford friends and neighbors pricing. that doesn't happen every day. make black friday hassle-free with low prices ford cars, trucks and suvs. and get $750 dollars black friday bonus cash on select ford vehicles, on top of all other offers. it's an inside deal, now for everyone. hurry for a limited time, get $750 dollars black friday bonus cash on select vehicles, on top of all other low ford friends and neighbors offers. it all ends november 30th. >>> nbc 10 anchor jim rosenfield joins us live once again from paris. jim, you found the terror attacks aren't keeping everyone off the streets. >> reporter: you know, denise, much as we saw after 9/11, the 9/11 attacks back in the u.s.,

the lower marian fire department is launching a volunteer recruitment website as part of increased effortsretain volunteers. the department depends heavily on local residents and needs volunteers for services to protect our communities. we've posted a link to lower marion's effort to bring in volunteers on nbc10.com. >>> we continue to follow this breaking news from pairris. people reeling from deadly terrorist attacks. we'll monitor developments from overseas. we have an update after the break. on top of ford friends and neighbors pricing. that doesn't happen every day. make black friday hassle-free with low prices ford cars, trucks and suvs. and get $750 dollars black friday bonus cash on select ford vehicles, on top of all other offers. it's an inside deal, now for everyone. hurry for a limited time, get $750 dollars black friday bonus cash on select vehicles, on top of all other low ford friends and neighbors offers. it all ends november 30th. >>> we continue to follow breaking news from paris. the french president giving a statement moments ago, and george spencer is here to fill us i

pidio ingreso a una prestigiosa academia militar de estados unidos como se habÍa escrito en un libro, mariane Él. >> la campaÑa de carson, aclarÓ que Él no solicitÓ a la academia militar west pony dijo que habÍa recibido una becas sin embargo, la academia no ofrece beca ya que la matrÍcula se paga con fondos federales. >> tienes que ir al procedimiento donde van muchas personas que van a aplicar y los mejores son seleccionados no es posible es falso. >> para aclarar la situaciÓn la campaÑa de carson, dijo que Él fue un estudiante de honor en la escuela de ditroit en el programa de entretenimientos de oficiales de reserva y enviÓ el siguiente mundo cada. >> vi supervisor las presentaron con personas en relaciÓn con west pony, ellos le dijeron que lo podrÍan ayudar admitir a la academia, Él lo considera pero al final decidiÓ no solicitar admisiÓn, en agosto dijo que se emocionÓ tras el ofrecimiento, pero que sabÍa que la medicina era lo suyo. >> sin embargo, las crÍticas no se hicieron esperar, su rival polÍtico donald trump escribiÓ en twitter. >> esto no estÁ bien, wow!, una de las muchas me

i am marian namasi. you are watching al jazeera. healing old divisions. leaders of china and taiwan hold their first talks in more than 60 years. fears of fresh violence in burundi assem nesty expires. >> a celebration in sierra leone after the country is declared free of ebola. egyptian investigators say they are considering all possibility scenarios in the search for what caused last week's plane crash in sanai in which 224 people died. the man loading the investigation said experts were analyzing a loud noise. earlier, the foreign minister criticized for not sharing intelligence. quoted by the reuters' news agency said they were checking security cameras at sharmal sheik where the aircraft took off. paul wrenan now reports. it's been seven days since metro 9628 fill out. sky take 224 people to their deaths and flowers were laid on saturday at the crash site in the desert. after a week of leaks, rooufrmz and speculation, an official statement when the from the egyptian crash investigators. >> it is scattered over a wide area, more than 13 kilometers in

through the red light while trying to drive around the trolley, investigators say he struck and killed marian wilson in the crosswalk, armstrong smelled of marijuana and is charged with vehicular homicide and driving under the influence. >>> a tornado outbreak left a path of destruction across four states last night. as many as 38 twisters struck in texas, oklahoma and nebraska. one was up to a mile wide and it destroyed an oil and gas facility in the texas panhandle. the winds were powerful enough to flip a truck in dallas there, so far no injuries are reported. that same weather system is headed in our direction and expected to bring heavy rain later on this week, but for now this is what november should feel like, as we go live outside with sky 6 hd, cooler more seasonable temperatures are back. lets get a check of the conditions with meteorologist, david murphy. >> on the east coast a fair amount of sunshine and clouds trying to filter to the east and bright in the morning and now recally afternoon, this is the system that is changing things for us over the next couple of days, especially

artifacts stored at the museum that are at risk, iraq has 12,000 known archeological sites where sue mariannie, babylonia, parisian and ancient islamic sites once stood. many are not protected and have been loot today years, so while some of iraq's artifacts remain on display, or are hidden away, much of its ancient heritage continues to be threatened. imtiaz tyab, al jazeera, at the iraq museum in baghdad. >>> a reminer fo reminder for yu can keep up right up to date wall the world news here at al jazeera via the website, aljazeera.com. >>> today the attacks in paris launch a debate over refugees coming to america. what is the u.s. doing to stop violent extremism already here. in our panel hiv isn't the death sentence it used to be, but are more people becoming infected because the government dropped the ball? my final thought have we already forgotten

marsalis will accept this year's marian anderson during a black tie grail at the kimmel center.s been recognized for his contributions beyond music. marsalis has been very active in expanding the public's interaction with jazz and in expanding music education for children. >> yet another very deserving recipient. >> very deserving. >> so, are we deserving of rain? i suppose. >> we need it. >> we need it every now and that end. >> nice weather recently so, yeah, rainy this morning and looks like this is -- this main batch is going to be with us for a good portion of the morning rush hour before it starts to dry out toward the end of the rush. if we go in overhead looks like a couple batches of steadier rain from the south. one of them sweeping up over cape may county, the other just to the south of philadelphia and it does look like it's going to stay mainly on the south jersey side of the river so those you traveling the upper a.c. expressway, route 55 or right along 295 or the jersey turnpike in and around philadelphia, camden, gloucester counties, that's where you got the heav

. >> philadelphia presented its marian anderson award to a world renowned jazz musician trumpeter wynton native received the award during a black tie gala at the kimmel center last night. journalist soledad o'brien hosted the event which was filled with gospel and jazz performances. misty copelandd principal dancer of the american ballet theater also performed a new piece of work. the award is named after the famous philadelphia opera singer and recognizes artists for their humanitarian efforts. >> i teach all of the students everywhere not underprivileged kids, not in need kids, not anybody. i could be in ferguson, i could be in the richest suburb of detroit. it makes no difference to me. every kid needs their instruction. >> hundreds of people attended the award gala and concert including 6abc president and general manager bernie prazenica and some of his best friends from here at the station. >> looks like a great evening. it is 4:57. all new in the next half hour of "action news," a pennsylvania state senator gets a break that usually goes to first time offenders for his third dui ch

her inheritance is a diary and she learned there was another marian. her father was married before and had a daughter named the same. we travel with her o to the holocaust museum in washington. listen to one of the pieces she describes to me. >> this is a particularly disturbing drawing for me, elect constitution by choice. >> why didn't your father make that choice? >> he had to live so he could show the scenes that he e witnessed. that was a power reason for his survival. o his deer ri was a blueprint to finding all the art work. >> she's not giving up. her daughter is going to carry on the tradition. in later years he protrayed what he had seen and in the early years painted for the nazi's and the families. at a lecture in new york, a woman recognized one of the protraits and that woman was alive and she got to meet her and see her father's work. >> jamie, thank you. has anybody in your travels been bequeathed something like a joke, or a gag, leaving you a >> there was a hundred thousand insects, a bug collection. what do you do with them. it is wor

very important to the children and families of siouxland that comehto us throughout the year," said marian burnett, executive director crittenton center last year, design and dine brought in more than 77 thousand dollars. you can still take part - tickets for tonight's cocktata party are justst0 dollars and you can buy them at stoney creek hotel anytime before the event which kicks off at 5 p-m jessica rae: a popular song you probably hear all the time on the radio is giving some inspiration to a young girl facing certain health challenges "this is my fight song... (music)")" that's "fight songng by rachel platten. and this is 13- year-old bella. she has a genetic disorder that could've made it imposible to dance. but, she's a fighter. bella says, "sometimes it can be extra hard forore, but i just g ga little further, i try harderer karen wall, bella's mom says, , ance is liberarang for her." everett wall says, "there are a lot of tangible differences she can see, physically things kids can do that she can't, and i think dancing evens things out for her." later on in our six o'clock hour f

very importanto the children and families of siouxland that come to us throughout the year," said marian n burnett, executive director crittenton center you can still take part - you can buy tickets at stoney creek hotel anytime before the event which kicks off atat p-m ssica let's check in with for the weather. matt: a cold front is going to pass through today with a opportunity for drizzle and showers. 60s this morning will be replaced by 40s and 50s and a breezy nortrthwest wind as we approach lunchtime. tomorrow will be calmer and cooler with highs in the 50s. then we can expect temperatures to rise as we move throh the weekend with 60s making a return on sunday. our high today is 65 which will be set near sunrise. we'll have a chance of drizzle and showers with a brisk northwest wind. tonight's low is 34 as skies clclear. tomorrow's high is 54 and it' be partly clou - more like november. jessica rae:e: good morning we've e t a quick news update for you now... jessica rae: officialof the omaha tribe of nebraska addressethe public on what their you will remember me >>> happy crowd out

we're here with the scotto family, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] marian, elena, edward jr. and rosanna who is a fox 5 anchor for "good day new york." they run the new york restaurant "fresco by scotto" and wrote the book "scotto sunday suppers and other fabulous feasts." guys, what are we doing here today? [ talking over each other ] >> seth: all right great, fantastic. [ talking over each other ] >> seth: right. >> now, seth, first of all, i want to tell you how good-looking you are. >> seth: thank you very much. [ laughter ] >> i noticed that in the dressing room. >> seth: thank you. [ laughter ] >> and second of all, you're going to help me do a lasagne. >> seth: okay, great. >> this is the ultimate in comfort food. and you know, right now, you all need a lasagne. >> seth: absolutely, a little lasagne is very helpful right now. >> now lasagne is a layer and layer. >> seth: right. >> okay? this layer is with the meatballs. now we're going to do cheese mixture. >> seth: okay, great. >> which is the ricotta -- come on. >> seth: okay, great. all right, there we go. >> a litt

hillary rodham clinton's mentor was marian wright edelman.he was very much opposed to what they were trying to do in terms of welfare reform and he quit the administration. that was one of the major differences. >> from brooklyn, you are on the air. >> will you ask the question again? >> i want to know what drives hillary clinton to want to become the first lady? >> isn't something she had aspired to? you said from the beginning she knew that bill clinton was going to be president. >> she knew that he had it in him to be president, and she wanted to be part of that. she wanted to be a star, and she thought she would hitch our wagon to his star as a way to become a star herself, and she was right. >> we have had quite a few young callers calling in. chad crabtree is on twitter and he asked, how influential is religion and her faith. hrc does not seem as visible or vocal with it as president clinton. >> i think it is more important to her. she was a very moral methodist. a very buttoned up prude in many ways, socially conservative in behavior.

>> this is marian. >> what's up?dlin says talking to women even through the plumbing helps keep his mind off his upcoming sentencing. >> huh? >> convicted of 16 counts of robbery, he faces a minimum of 25 years to life. under california's three strikes law. >> i think three strikes law is fair? no. hell no, it's not fair, man. i'm a good person. it's not like i'm just a real [ bleep ] person, but at the same time i got a real, real positive attitude about it. because it's not over. like i say some say it's too late to change. about to do life. i look at this, it's really not. not too late to change and it's not over. >> giles wallace assumed his fate was sealed 20 years earlier when he was brought to this very jail on a charge of murder at age 17. from back then. >> he would fight with inmates. insubordinate to staff. >> constantly getting into it with sheriffs maybe three, four times a week. >> maintained being a consistent discipline problem while here until the day he left. >> it took three years for wallace's cas

downpours stretching from just offshore, province town, they came through wellfleet and sandwich and marian, buzzard's bay to the southwest of there and some getting off of martha's vineyard, a heavier touch there as well. it's not the end of it what you sauve on radar there. there's another line of showers and storms, this one had severe weather a couple of hours ago and it's on its way east ward into southern and central new england. we'll take that timeline right through and talk about that and with you could see flakes mixing in. >> mark: this 17-year-old girl died inside a hotel room and tonight, we know her mother and two other adults are charged in her death. investigators say the teen overdosed on drugs, while her mom and a man were inside the hotel room with her. jim morelli is in the control room with the breaking details. >> the reporter: we've learned a third arrest has been made in this tragic case, fox 25 has been covering for weeks. police say 17-year-old eve tarmney died of a fentanyl motel. as you mentioned, tarmney's mother and boyfriend are facing drug and child endangerm

marian and st. katherine parrish in charleston ton. the harvest on the vine meal provides meals for needy families twice a months and on thanksgiving and christmas. >> mark: the city's christmas tree arrived on the common today. every year, nova scotia gifts boston as a way to say thank you for helping when halifax was devastated in 1914. the tree will be lit on december 3rd. >> kevin: did you hear that rain this morning or late last night? was it pouring down, over two inches in gardener and quincy. pepperell and middlesex county up over an inch as well and you can see some of the totals. fenway, .82, just about the same as what logan airport got. here's where we stand now. we're actually almost close to average, compared to our normal event where we're just an inch below arm, so we really made up room there. 1.52 inches in boston, inch and a half in worcester. for the year, still well below average, but boy, we did a little bit of a dent into that number last night and early this morning with this heavy rain that came on by. cleared

here , and the only burial that had an inscription that we could read was for a little girl named marian. when i read it out loud, you had to crouch down, that was a metal marker he said that that was his , sister and that her burial, back in the 1920's when she was very young was the last time he had been in the cemetery because after his sister was buried, he grew up. he went into the military. he left virginia for a series of decades. by the time he came back, his grandmother had sold the land and the home he grew up in. and he was told, incorrectly, by some of the white neighbors that now that the family did not own the property it would be illegal for him -- he would be trespassing if he went back to the cemetery. to make matters worse, in the 1970's as he got older, he approached a lawyer about trying to get access to the site, and she told him, also incorrectly that if he would pay her she , would try to work the system for him. so, his visit with me was the first time that he had come back to the site. this tells us so many things about these cemeteries, but the --first, thecus o

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marian, nina payne, andrew soci, evelyn, mar -- marilyn nelson, most specially the person i call theyou deeply. thank you as well to the institutions who supported my work, nyu, ufc and new hampshire college. i'm going to skip. i don't know what i'm doing standing here right now. i could never imagine that a manuscript can be handled so tenderly. a little known story it's weird when i was a little girl, i used to start drawing, obsessed when i was about 7. [laughter] >> okay, go figure. later i got interested and then alfred historical person came into my field because i was doing research in the new york society, what is not known about alfred is that this man put aside tens of thousands of dollars, she prepared for litigation, he was so devoted to authors that no matter what he -- he protected them. you can publish whatever you want and i will litigate to protect you. so he went onto practice activism. he went on the publish and of course, my national treasures tony morrison, kevin young, profound honor for me that -- >> you, that guy. susan brown. edith, niclas vladimir and my edi