and on this martin luther king day... the democratic presidential hopefuls are heading here to columbia next. hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o'malley will all participate in king day at the dome. the event includes a and a rally at the state house. that rally is set to start at 10:15. if you're looking to attend today's event... honoring martin luther king... the city's parking garages will be open to the public for free. those garages are the lady street, washington street, sumter street, taylor street, and cannon street garages. lincoln garage, park street garage and arsenal hill garage... will also be open for no charge for the event. in addition, street meters will not be enforced today.33 new this morning... the richland county sheriff's department is investigating an armed robbery. it happened at the video express... located at the 27-hundred block of two notch road. investigators say the suspect entered the store and presented a handgun and demanded money. the suspect shot the victim in the lower body.

band playing it's the 34-th annual martin luther king junior parade in downtown las vegas. people were lined up along fourth street for hours today watching locals celebrate dr king's memory and dream. arby hambric / grand marshall "the dream and every day, teach their children, love their children, because you do not get it in most of the history books and most of the parents do not teach it to their children so we need to do that every day." there were some politics in today's parade .. including a giant bernie sanders sculpture. events marking m-l-k day are taking place across the country. among them, f-b-i director james comey placed a wreath at the martin luther king junior memorial in washington. this is the 30th anniversary of the federal holiday honoring the civil rights leader. king would have turned 87 at the end of this week. president obama was among many who marked martin luther king junior day by participating in a community service project. the president and first lady michelle volunteered with the boys and girls club of greater washington. other senior admini

por que comparamos las ideas de martin luther king a lo que estÁ ocurriendo hoy? chaba por los derechos de la comunidad. era una lucha por las comunidades afroamericanas y lucha por los derechos civiles de todas las personas en los estados unidos. igualdad, justicia. es lo que estamos haciendo hoy. luchando por nuestros derechos, por justicia y por igualdad. como lo hacemos? por medio de estas reuniones comunitarias que dando de lo que podemos hacer a la comunidad. retribuyÉndole a la comunidad y pasando el conocimiento. pasando informaciÓn y que la comunidad se empobrece y conozca sus derechos. reportera: esa reuniÓn son para informar a la sociedad. >>muchas veces saber quÉ decir hace la diferencia ante una persona que no tiene documentos, antiinmigraciÓn y la policÍa. ese conocimiento es el que estamos tratando de que todo el mundo lo pase y entregÁndoselo a las personas. marÍa: que tan comunes son estas redadas en pennsylvania? >> han habido redadas en determinados casos. tenemos el caso de cinco personas. desafortunadamente si suceden y ese es el trabajo de inm

martin luther king, jr. was a martin luther king, jr. grew up watching his dad preaching from the pulpit of ebenezer baptist church in atlanta. he was named copastor in 1960. the march on washington in 1963 was held at which memorial, lincoln, jefferson or fdr memorial. number one, the lincoln memorial. king delivered his i have a dream speech in front of 200,000 supporters, 50,000 of those people were also white. question number three, doctor king met his future wife while at college at this town, boston, atlanta or new york city. the city, number one, boston. martin luther king, jr. was studying for his doctorate in martin luther king, jr. was born with a different first name. what was it? malcom, mitchell or michael? he and his dad shared the same first name but it was different when he was born in 1929. what was it? it was number three. it was michael. that was the original name. the elder king was inspired to change their name in honor of the property testant reformer martin lieu that luther. which sitting u.s. congressman helped le

martin luther king. good evening. the annual martin luther king program disrupted, supporters suspended and convicted when it juvenile judge protesters of tracie hunter brought their protest into music call. brought the program to a

welcome to urban update, gentlemen, thank you for coming in on this martin luther king day weekend. we opened up, as you just heard, with a clip about king preaching about black being beautiful. i don't know how many people heard that particular clip. what did you hear listening to that? >> man: i thought it was a great clip. great because the further we get away from martin's assassination, the more sanitized he becomes. he had this way about focussing laser like on the critical issues of the day. and the issue of race and how black people are understood by the larger society. how black people are understood themselves. he knew was equally important as any legislation, in terms of community and redeeming the soul of america. >> kevin, you followed king's life and he expired you as a democracy activist in terms of talking about civil rights. is he talking about something else? we're talking about king and demock democracy. >> man: he sort of articulated in very clear and ro bust terms. it's an examination of where black people were in the late 1960s. a lot of victims make connections

martin luther king jr. today. a child prodigy uses his talents to serve a virginia community. >>> hear more from this young musician and his thank you message for dr. king. >>> what civil rights leader jesse jackson had to say about the water crisis in flint, >>> new numbers abou >>> 7:11. killed two people in florida. they were in a mobile home near tampa when the storm hit. five others inside of the home at the time were injured. officials say at least two tornadoes struck two counties in e area. thousands lost electricity and this morning the red cross is on the scene helping residents can recover. >>> support is pouring in for a utah officer killed in the line of duty. officer doug barney was shot in head as he went after two suspects ran from traffic accident scene. officials say the same suspect shot and wounded another officer before police lled him. the second suspect, a woman, is also on the run this morning. the utah governor has ordered flags been lowered in the entire state for officer barneys funeral.

reporter: here at the mlk monument tonight, people are paying tribute to the life an legacy of martin luther king jr. earlier today, in southeast dc, people held a parade in his honor. thousands marched through ward eight today to commemorate the legacy of martin luther king jr. the mlk peace walk and parade celebrates the 30th anniversary of the federal holiday honoring the slain civil rights leader. >> just to be grateful and thankful that we can walk freely, with community, with family and friends. >> awesome. it is just great to be out here. being a part of the community. making a difference>>. eople here agree it is important to celebrate progress. and inspire others. >> just to honor, and remember the sacrifices that the folks made, for us to have the privileges that we do have now. and so i am here. i am here. >> reporter: dc's mayor greeted spectators, shaking hands, and handing out beads. >> it makes me feel good to be here, in anacostia celebrating the life of martin luther king. he gave us the ultimate -- he made the ultimate sacrifice. >> reporter: despite temperatures in the 20s toda

martin luther king jr. dr.king's son will be rallying at the capital himself on tuesday. >> reporter: king in an expected crowd in the thousands will be in tallahassee in support of school choice and the florida tax credit scholarship program. the save our scholarships coalition is putting on the event. the program gives low income families the ability to send their children to private school. it provides dollar for dollar tax breaks for businesses helping out the program. >> your zip code should not decide what school you go to. your commitment to your child ought to decide where you send your kid. kid to the best schools. why not minority parent families. they love their children like we love our children. >> reporter: the rally comes just a few days after public education advocates flooded the capital. >> enough is enough. >> reporter: the florida education association helped organize that event last week. they're also leading the charge against the scholarship program. they say that more than $550 millio

at the time everybody recognized. >> what was martin luther king's role in the march? >> tonight due to martin luther king established himself as an important leader well known for his leadership in the montgomery bus boycott and the pbs decade he formed the southern christian leadership conference and he was widely known as the leader of the southern civil rights movement was based on civil disobedience and jim crow in the south. he was a tremendous speaker and everybody knew that he wasn't the only principled leader of what we would trust the civil rights so i think it's important to remember that went back to and equal access to jobs and it really was to build a national movement that could dot racial equality so he was very well known as a speaker and leader. when a philip randolph went to reorganize the march everybody said you better get martin luther king said he went to martin luther king and he said i will support you but it's expanded the goals of the march. it's not just about equal access to jobs, it's also about winning the right of the vote in the south, w

we found several of them today at martin luther king jr. events all around town. we have more with this reporter: a lot of activists who worked alongside martin luther king have gotten older or have died, so you set of activists are stepping up to plate to continue the push for a quality. christina brown could pass for a young college student at today' s march. brown is one of the emerging civil rights leaders in the city. >> there will not be another martin luther king, but there is us and we can call for action. that is what we are doing today. reporter: she is often asked to serve as a panelist on race relations. she says her grandmother motivated her to action. >> she used to tell me stories about growing up in alabama and it never resonated until i became a young adult. when i got older, i started to develop my political conscience reporter: another name to watch is shelton -- a student who volunteers to help register people to vote. he' s also a public speaker on social justice issues. >> a lot of people think we are just marching but we are in meeting rooms

a cold morning in washington d-c didn't keep people away from the martin luther king jr. memorial on the national mall. f-b-i director james comey spoke at the ceremony... discussing the importance of king's legacy. it's the fifth year the memorial has hosted an event, celebrating king's birthday. comey says he wants law enforcement and the communities they protect, to grow together, not apart. the director says the unfounded request to wire-tap doctor king, is something he often thinks back-on, as he works to improve race relations. "all of us, law enforcement and non-law enforcement, carry with us an implicit biases. we react differently to a face that looks different from our own. we have to stare at that and own that."

martin luther king jr. for many, the king holiday is a day of service, a day of dialogue in our neighborhoods and communities. tomorrow many in our area will roll up their sleeves to keep the dream alive. a guest this morning this morning are lillie jessie, with the alumni chapter of delta sigma beta sorority, also vice chair of the prince william county school board. emmjolee mendoza is director of campus ministry and community service at catholic university. and nicholas smith is a senior at forest park high school. welcome to "viewpoint," all of you. >> thank you. >> emmjolee, tell us about your project tomorrow and what you folks will be doing. >> we have over 800 students, staff and faculty and alumni signed up for our national day of service for martin luther king. very excited. 11 years ago, 26 people and here we have grown to 800 people. they'll be working on a variety of projects on the national mall to little sisters of the poor, franciscan monastery, all community organizations that are in the di

martin luther king, jr. day. a day set aside to commemorate the civil rights icon. i'm krystal allan. we also have. >> jeff: jeff maher in for michelle. we have events playing out across the nation. about a parade and thousands out for it. >> krystal: it is big because it's underway. this is the 34th year this has been happening. one of the largest in the country. and right in the pid middle of it all of course is craig fiegener. let's talk about things have been since you have been out there. how is the turn-out? . >> reporter: it started right on time, 10:00 a.m. here on 4th street. you can see this unfold as i report live. this parade is a tradition, as you said, more than 30 years in the make. there are many people who are here. it is something for them personally has become a tradition. they bring their family members and in many cases parents bring their young children. we've also talked with people who come here because it has historical mean is as far as they're concerned. a history lesson and a chan

according to a survey done last year, 37-percent of american employers give a paid day off for martin luther king, jr. day, from students to church leaders, in spent the day off sharing dr. king's message of equality. cover this with martin luther king video sot - a legacy of unity and peace. bringing people together along racial and cultural lines. 47;29 on this sunny but cold monday, dozens took to the streets of norfolk. community leaders began the day with breakfast then a wreath laying ceremony to remember dr. martin luther king, jr. had he lived, dr. king would have been 87 this year. kaeja cox, odu student clip 90 21:54 i feel like what he did meant a lot and it impacts all of our lives directly whether we know it or not. just me being able to go to this university is a direct impact on what he did. 22:04 old dominion university students also marched. their focus - positivity, justice, and advancements african americans have made since dr. king's famous 1963 speech. nats of king "i have a dream" in chesapeake a breakfast was focused not just on dr. chesapeake martin luther king leadership

martin luther king jr. its 34th annual birthday parade. the committee was founded in november 1981 celebrating the legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. by keeping the dream alive. we cordially invite the las vegas community to join us in this celebration at the largest parade in the state of nevada. this year's theme: living the dream: "the movement continues." the parade will be held on monday, january 18, 2016 in downtown las vegas beginning at 10 a.m.)) we know there's going to be a lot of road closures in the area... is there any place where people are recommended to park? ((michael stevens)) brian, the city recommends using the "park me" app to find a space. .... street parking is free. transportation center behind the well. it's 1-dollar per hour... and 5- bucks for the whole day. back to you./// sherry how's the weather today? sherry swensk it's a cloudy start to the day... of showers coming later for our holiday monday. ........... a system pushing rain into california this morning will eventually slide showers our way. ...........

martin luther king jr. good morning and welcome on monday martin luther king day, february 18, 28 degrees and 4:30. i'm barbara gibbs. amber: i'm amber rupinta. john clark has this martin luther king jr. day off. don: good morning to you. starting off on a monday morning with dry conditions. if you see any runoff from yesterday's run or snow mix, it may have stuck on a few bridges but i don't think it will be a problem. otherwise we are clear. the big store is the temperature forecast. we stay cold. highs in the 20's. by this afternoon barely into the low to mid 30's. region, 29 south hill, 30 roxboro, 33 chapel hill. 28 in wilson. 32 in louisburg. 25 sanford, 28 southern pines and 31 in fayetteville. they are not moving throughout the day. by lunch just barely up to freezing under sunny skies. we will stay sunny this afternoon. temperatures in the mid 30's. we will talk more about that and have the seven-day forecast in a couple of minutes. barbara: we begin with breaking news, several americans missing in

martin luther king jr. day and this morning at the memorial a special wreath laying. i'm barbara harrison with the role that the fbi director had in the ceremony. >>> the secretary knows what she says is very disingenuous. >> he voted to let gun goes on amtrak. he voted for the charleston loophole. >> the candidates were really going at each other. "news4 today" begins right now. >> not only are the windchills single digits but sub freezing all around the region. look at oakland, maryland. this is not the windchill, it is is only 1 above zero. the winds are coming from that direction but they're warming. down sloping out of the mountains. we are in the low 20s in the metro area, the warmest so far this morning. low and mid 20s around the chesapeake bay. and in the teens, generally in northern montgomery county and it's hit low 20s with bright sunshine pouring down. with that gusty wind, still gusting around 30 mile per hour. and it will stay this way, frigid winds continue. sub freezing temperatures will sta

a martin luther king jr. march will be held in participants will gather at martin luther king jr. boulevard and jillian's way... the walk begins at 5 p-m... the route leading to the life learning center, where a program will begin at 6. and lebanon is commemorating dr. martin luther king jr. day with a day of service. it will be held at the lebanon presbyterian church on north east street from noon until 6. the community is encourage to drop off new and gently used coats and books.. and personal hygeine items and non- perishable food items for those in need. rob 2shot moment but first we want to check your forecast. kara 2shot today's weather. morning of the morning with zero in many spots factors from 10 to 15 below zero. the banks: joe between freedom & mehring way: reduced to one lane each direction, daily, as needed, for hotel construction through march 30. gas prices are right now... gas prices are falling quickly... in some places around the country, they've fallen under one dollar! rob dblbx they're not that low in the tri- state...but they're still pretty good. our jordan v

martin luther king jr., 48 degrees. a lot of sunshine. the wind will continue out of the northwest at 15 miles per hour. it will feel a lot colder. tonight, very dangerous temperatures. the cold front has started to move off, a higher -- an area of high pressure with cold dry air from canada is making its way down. filtering into the palmetto state. tonight it will be brutally cold. 20 degrees. windchill potential of 15. the air temperature to the northern midlands, in the teens, 20s -- to the central and southern midlands. the windchill factor will feel even more brutal than that. use precautions. make sure that you are protecting yourself and your family. later tonight, let your water faucet drip. so the pipes don't freeze. keep your thermostat at least at definitely bring in your pet. check on the elderly and neighbors that might need assistance. they may not have adequate heat. not only tonight, but for the next few nights. for tomorrow, a high of 42. a lot more chilly. a lot of sunshine. wednesday morning, 22 degrees with a windchill

martin luther king jr. amber: the colder air is here to stay this week. what you need to know before heading out. good morning and welcome on monday, martin luther king jr. day, january 18, 6:01 and 28 chilly degrees. i'm amber rupinta for john clark. barbara: i'm barbara gibbs. it is time for weather and traffic together. don, good morning. don: good morning to you. we start with a look at the day ahead. it will be chilly around here all day. a look at the hour-by-hour forecast and by lunchtime 32 degrees. we will stay in the low to mid 30's. many places in the 20's. 28 south hill and oxford. 28 roxboro. 26 sanford, 28 southern pines, fayetteville 29 degrees. and lunchtime 32 and knew the afternoon still sunny temperatures only in the mid 30's today. tomorrow morning will be colder. we will talk about that and we warm up a little bit in the seven-day. now we talk traffic. amber: we are looking at i-440 and paofrl -- poole road. there's an accident in raleigh martin luther king jr. boulevard. other than that it is a holiday so volume is light around the vi

martin luther king jr. and in durham, families are invited to a birthday party honoring the late civil rights leader. it's a free event that will educate children about his legacy. it begins at 10:30 this morning at northgate mall nter court. it will be a day of service for volunteers and fayetteville, the organization, let's make it happen together, is planning to beat hundreds of people in need. they will offer other resources like free clothing and hair cuts. the event begins at noon at the all-american city gym on williams street. >>> here's another live look at the annual martin luther king jr. triangle interfaith prayer breakfast now underway at the sheraton imperial hotel in research iangle park. hundreds gathered at this breakfast to your faith leaders who share their messages of hope and compassion on this martin luther king jr. day. you can continue to watch more of this event live w on wral tv. >> and then we will rebroadcast fox50 starting at noon. our parent company, capitol broadcasting, is a

. >> celebrations across the country today in memory of doctor martin luther king junior, what you can do here in philadelphia to commemorate the birthday of the late civil rights leader. >>> good day it is monday, the 17th of january, happy martin luther king junior day. >> a day of service. >> doctor king has been gone as a leader of the civil let's leader in the 1960's, specifically for his role in advancement without use the of violence. >> the effort earned him a noble peace prize in 1964, and king, also established his reputation as one of the greatest speakers in american history during the 1963 march in washington where he delivered his famous i have a dream speech. doctor king was assassinated in memphis, tene in 1986. >> no, no, no. >> sixty-eight. >> sixty-eight, yes. >> april 4th, 1968. >> yes, yes. >> my gosh, coming up on 48 years ago, this april. wow. >> um-hmm. >> so martin luther king junior day was established as a u.s. federal holiday, i believe in 1986, we have those dates wrong, 86 and in 1994, congress designated the holiday as a national day of service. jenny joy

laying this morning at the martin luther king, jr. memorial gardens in raleigh at 9:00. on monday, we will join the nation in paying tribute to dr. king. the 36th annual martin luther king triangle interfaith prayer breakfast scheduled for monday morning at 7:15 at the sheraton imperial hotel at research triangle park in durham. capital broadcasting is a proud can you watch the first hour on wral.com and from 8:00 on, we will carry it live on wral tv. if you want to watch cbs this morning on monday, it will air on wral2. >>> made it to friday and it looks beautiful out there. >> for now. but there is an expiration on that. >> there is. >> shelf life. >> it does look pretty in a lot of places. we'll head over to wilson and there is plenty of sunshine as we look down nash street. bright sunshine behind that tree. everything is nice and dry now. that is not the way it will look when you head out the door at 3:00 or 4:00 or as you are headed home from work or school. the rain will be pouring. so do be sure to be prepared. 32 in benson. 36

happy martin luther king day. and in addition, if you are a resident of mississippi, alabama, or arkansas, technically i should also wish you happy robert e. lee day. i'm not kidding. in those three states they have decided to celebrate their official state observance of martin luther king's birthday coincident with an additional state holiday celebrated on the same day to commemorate one of the confederate generals from the american civil war. people don't believe me -- i try to say this every year. i try to do this as a little public service reminder. people do not believe me. but look. it's true. this is the official announcement on the website of the great state of mississippi. you see it there in the upper left-hand corner. the secretary of state official seal for mississippi. and then there's the listing for today's holiday in mississippi. martin luther king and is robert e. lee's birthdays. both celebrated the third monday in january. that's mississippi. here it is on the website, official website of the st

martin luther king jr. day events today. dan: dr. martin luther king' s legacy will be celebrated and on it as people gather for a march. the march has never been cancelled in cincinnati in its now 41 years. it will be cold outside as an expected 1,000 people line up to march from here at the freedom center to fountain square and then to music hall. the theme of this year' s celebration, "mlk, we can' t wait," focuses on promoting racial justice and equity beyond one day. the marching set to kick off around 10:00 a.m., and temperatures are expected to be bitter cold. people involved are giving a strong warning to be smart and bundle up. >> if folks want to come and will welcome them, but we also encourage people to be smart. the weather really is a serious thing. dan: at fountain square, partway through the march, a prayer service at fountain square. they will also be a celebration at music hall. live at the freedom center, dan griffin, wlwt news 5. mark: also celebrating martin luther king jr. today at the cincinnati museum center. t

martin luther king. here is robert lodge, the moderator of press conference usa. reverend dr. the martin luther king became spokesman and leader of negroes in the southern united states at the unusually early age of 27. it was during a bus boycott in montgomery, alabama which resulted in integrated essence. the southernd of christian leadership conference, he turned his attention to desegregation of restaurants and other public facilities and has played a leading role in getting negroes registered to vote. 34, dr. king a baptist minister, married with four children has become a symbol the struggle to end racial segregation here in the united states. we have a panel of distinguished correspondence. an african, and asian and a southern newspaperman. jenna munn, would you identify yourselves? gentleman, would you identify yourselves? this is william markman of columbia, south carolina, social editor of the state newspaper. >> this is the washington correspondent for the newspaper. >> now, we will begin our

here, they wouldn' t miss this annual tradition to celebrate the life and accomplishments of martin luther king junior. cincinnati police chief, elliott isaac, also walked with the crowd from fountain square to music hall. marchers and community activists king' s legacy in hopes of one day having peace for all. christina brown: i think today re what we' with the historical issues that we have in society. other but also to challenge with segregation, and to deal with hatred. jenell: there is also a forum going on right now at the main library downtown where participants are talking about king' s legacy. jenell walton, wlwt news 5. lisa: also at today' s event for dr. king, supporters of controversial juvenile judge tracie hunter. hunter just lost her appeal of one criminal conviction. she faces retrial on eight other counts tomorrow. wlwt news 5' s john london is live inside music hall, where those supporters may try a new approach to drum up support. john, bring us up-to-date. john: supporters of judge hunter plan to be visible leading up to her retrial tomorrow. too. there is someone with a sh

after martin luther king spoke. ruston and randolph came back on the stage and they read the full list of the demands of the march for the official demands of the march. and beared ruston led everybody there or asked everybody to raise their hands and pledge to go home and keep fighting until they realized the full list of demands. he got on the stage and he was there but he was not one of the official speakers. >> in david marines book about detroit he talks about the i have dream speech was given by king two months before he spoke in washington. >> that was a very important event for the march that occurr occurred later. it demonstrated, and it was almost as big as the march on washington, it demonstrated this type of event could have a positive impact. a lot of people were worried about having such a massive demonstration at a time when tension was very high. there was a lot of frustration at the slow pace of progress toward integration. there had been a great deal and a high level of violence against civil right

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martin luther king. the profile certainly was raised up by the artist and actors, the leaders that were here, leveraging their voice and the their platform to racism and inequality, the pillars that the king. others were inside this the riverside church. they stood on the shoulders of the king. they performed his famous speeches. the message, we are you'll curators of change. >> i don't know if you've known anybody from that far back, if you've loved anyone that long,

martin luther king jr. we have live team coverage tonight from miami-dade all the way up to broward county, and that's where we begin tonight with nbc 6's marissa bagg. marissa? >> reporter: jackie, these bikers went all over broward county tonight. they were here in ft. lauderdale, where we are, up to pompano beach, then back down to hollywood, and that's where one of them ran into trouble, actually got arrested for driving a stolen bike out of miami gardens. all of these riders saying they're doing this in honor of martin luther king jr., but a lot of people are questioning that tonight. highway 441 morphed into a raceway monday night as dirt bikes swept through broward from other drivers. riders came from all over the country to perform dangerous stunts in the middle of the road, repeatedly bringing traffic to a standstill. >> we're all the way from maryland maryland! violence. it's bikes up, guns down. bird's-eye view of the riders going the wrong way on ft. lauderdale streets, at one point coming withi

band playing it's the 34-th annual martin luther king junior parade in downtown las vegas. people were lined up along fourth street for hours today watching locals celebrate dr king's memory and dream. victor loveless / parade "martin luthor king was a very special man, he tried to unite people to stop the violence, stope fighting, can we all get along and i guess when he died it kind of subsided, not like it used to be when he was living." anne browne / watching the parade "you could feel the excitement, all the kids and the anticapation, it's a fun great event, family event." carrie dillard / watching the parade "it's keeping his dream alive, it's what he always wanted, the table of brotherhood, that's where we're at now." there were some politics in today's parade .. including a giant bernie sanders sculpture. sculpture. the cost of a four-day special session to approve tax incentives for faraday future likely cost nevadans 250- thousand dollars. that's according to rick combs, the director of the nevada legislative counsel bureau. the estimate is nearly twice as much as

martin luther king jr. on his big way? >> congratulations, martin luther king. if you support donald trump that's the right thing to do. if he's going to make this a better nation for us to live under, you've got my support too. let's make this one nation under god, all the power in the world to you. so this is what we got to do for our country. >> let's bring the chargers in and keep the mexicans out. >> no, no, no, no, hey! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we're going to take a break. save ourselves. when we come back, we're going to play "foreigner or not." stick around, we'll be right back! why fit in when you were born to stand out. the 2016 nissan altima has arrived. the microsoft cloud allows us to access information from anywhere. the microsoft cloud allows us to scale up. microsoft cloud changes our world dramatically. it wasn't too long ago it would take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome. now, we can do a hundred per day. with the microsoft cloud to build server rooms. we have instant scale. the microsoft cloud is helping us to r

martin luther king jr. day is a federal holiday. lot of places closed includes county and federal offices. schools are closed, no mail or trash pickup. malls and casinos are open. >>> eight minutes after 6:00. if on your way to the casino this morning, bundle up. it is cold. you may run into some icy spots. little bit of light snow. if it wasn't treated after yesterday's snowfall, it is icy this morning. most of the area is just fine. everybody is cold. it is windy. that will keep us cold right on through the day. i'm trabing the p itracking the more snow, the first possible major snow storm of the season at the end of the week. atlantic city is 25 degrees. look this. shake in the camera. that's a live view from the mellon bank building in center city. cold start, yes. with the wind factored in, it feels like 5 below zero in the pocono mountains. 8 now the windchill in trenton. 4 is what it feels like in wilmington. blustery day ahead, look at the clouds on the move. blowing right on through. occasional scattered clouds. no sign of

martin luther king junior.. today. groups are holding marches, prayer services, ceremonies and much more to honor the late dr. king. one local event is in now in its 41st year... kara dblbx our dan wells joins us live from the freedom center with all the details. live despite the cold weather, cincinnati residents plan to honor the legacy of king jr. with numerous event across the tri- state that celebrate dr. king's legacy. take a look at the schedule of events today. at 8 a.m., the martin luther king coalition will begin sold-out king legacy awards breakfast. at 10 a.m., cincinnati's mlk march runs from the freedom center to fountain square for an interfaith prayer service. marchers will then head to music hall for the mlk commemorative celebration at noon organizers say the brutally cold temperatures will not get in the way of the mission started more than 40 years ago. the freedom center will also offer free admission monday. live if you are looking for a way to commemorate the if you are looking for a way to commem

. >> also, it is martin luther king, jr. day. how many in our area are celebrate wag day of service. >> if somebody wants me to ask the questions that they want me to ask, like, women, there is that little problem bee run into in life, they're not me. >> and things get heated between charlie roseanne sean penn during a interview on 60 minutes. why the actor says his article on his interview with drug lord el chapo was misunderstood. >>> good morning, it is monday, january 18th, i'm erika von tiehl. hey, winter finally arrived, right? a look right now at atlantic city boardwalk yesterday. it was really coming down, as snow kick off a rush of arctic air, hit owing you are area this week. katie and meisha joining us now, and that snowy imagine causes some slick spots this morning, meisha, what do you think? >> the roads are looking little different this morning than what we saw later last week. it will progress through the morning, it it is a little what we can expect. first, happy martin luther day to both of you. kicking off brand

rutinas aerÓbicas se congregaron hoy miles de personas en el paÍs con un solo objetivo horar martÍn luther kingcasos como del joven afroamericano que muriÓ a manos de josh zimmermann. las personas desde sus casas saludaban y decÍan que apoyaban la causa, y estamos luchando para estar todos juntos. en meryland aprovecharon para llevar un mensaje especÍfico de la violencia en el paÍs >> los jÓvenes necesitan una guÍa y es lo que estamos tratando de hacer, que se involucren en cosas que no sean violentas. en la capital del paÍs el presidente barack obama y la primera dama quisieron aportar un grano de arena echandoles una mano a los stestudiantes en las escuelas. sin importar nacionalidads decenas personas de diferentes paÍses desfui larn con bandera en mano. (hablando en inglÉs) y los mÁs pequeÑos en texas dieron en mampara el objetivo de sin importar etnia o color, a pesar de sus cortas edades dicen estar agradecidos como Él cambÓo una sociedad. (hablando en inglÉs) los derechos civiles aseguran que aunque han transcurrido mÁs de 40 aÑos desde la muerte de martÍn luther king, hay mucho trabajo p

we are at martin luther king high school this afternoon. is one of the places really benefiting from this day of service, and it is also where young people are getting involved. inside martin luther king high school, the walls pop with orange and purple. >> we wanted to beautify the school. we wanted to change the institutional gray paint that was on the doors of the school. >> reporter: the project manager had a specific idea of who should make it happen. did you ever think about just hiring someone to do the painting or did you always want the students to do it? >> i wanted them to be involved. you have to be part of the service. you have to be part of the labor. you have to give something. it's not going to always be given to you. >> reporter: here and across the region teachers and parents and family members urged young people into a day of service for martin luther king day. in center city they helped adult volunteers preparing disabe ini hot food. >> socks and underwear, as well. >> honoring martin luther king jr.'s memory by helping

martin luther king, junior day. the reds hall of fame and museum is offering half price admission tomorrow.. and if you are looking for a way to commemorate the late dr. king... the tri state has a lot to offer. ....including a scavanger hunt at the cincinnati- hamilton county library.... we have a list of activities and deals on our website on fox19 now dot com... now happening now... police are working to identify a suspect in a homicide investigation in westwood. police say 23-year old kareem howell was found on a wooden trail behind bracken woods lane saturday night. he was taken to u-c medical center where he died from his injuries. anyone with information is asked to call crime stoppers at 513- 352-3040. callers may remain anonymous....and receive cash for clues. temperatures drop... its important to remember to keep your pets inside.. and now a new bill in the ohio house is pushing to punish those who leave them out in the cold... with fines and possibly jail time. house bill 94 would make tethering an animal

martin luther king jr. kicking off early this morning. amber: the cold air settling in today and it is here to stay. what you need to know. organic good morning, welcome on martin luther king jr. day, january 18. i'm amber rupinta in for john clark. barbara: i'm barbara gibbs. we will have more on the big stories but don schwenneker here and it is chilly. don: good morning. it will stay cold all day and really the next couple of days. we will talk about that in a bit. we look at the day ahead and temperatures not really climbing that much today. staying in the 20's this morning. barely cracking into the 30's by 11:00. only freezing at lunchtime and low to mid 30's this afternoon. current numbers from across the region, 28 south hill and roxboro. 29 oxford. 32 roanoke rapids, 28 smithfield. 28 southern pines and 30 in fayetteville. looking at the day ahead, mainly clear now and 28. lunchtime barely above freezing, 32. we go mid 30's today. still sunny across the region. we talk more about the sunshine and we have the seven-day forecast and

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held at the league's central high school cafeteria. >>> the city of columbia's 28th annual martin luther king, jr. celebration is also today. usc presidents will be the keynote speaker. the celebration will include performances from logan elementary school and keenan high school. the event is being held at martin luther king, jr. park and community center over on green street. that program starts at 4 o'clock. >>> all city of columbia parking garages will be open to the public at no charge for the holiday today. you can see those eight garages here on your screen. in addition, street parking meters will not be enforced today. >>> democratic presidential hopefuls, hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o'malley will be at the annual king day at the dome today. this year, the events focuses education equity, specifically making sure all schools are equipped to give students a chance to succeed. people taking part will march from zion baptist church to the the march lineup is at 9:30 a.m., the rally starts at 10:15 a.m. >>> right now, not dealing with any issues, the area that is usually pa

like martin luther king said, it's time to wake up, people. tim: risher encouraged college students to exercise their right to vote, and to help make changes for the better, the way dr. king would have wanted it. earlier this month, when president obama announced tighter gun controls through his executive order, risher sat 5 rows away from the president, there in the east wing of the white house. gabrielle: tim, thank you. the three democratic candidates for president attended the "king day at the dome" event at the statehouse in columbia. o'malley, and senator bernie sanders were in attendance. they commented on the fact that this is the first martin luther king day celebration in columbia since the confederate flag was removed from statehouse grounds. >> now, the flag is down, but we're still here. because that flag was just one piece of something bigger. dr. king died with his work unfinished, and it is up to us to see it through. gabrielle: with the flag down, the state naacp says this year's march highlighted calls for more money for educa