it's martin luther king day. how the capital city is honoring the civil rights leader.a clear and 33 cool start to your monday. expect abundant sunshine but highs only in the 40's today. and gervais. keynote speaker.... the celebration will include performances from logan elementary school and keenan high school. this will take place at the martin luther king junior park and community center at four this afternoon. and sumter is holding a "martin luther king junior dream walk" today... that's right... this is the 16th annual walk to honor doctor martin luther king juniors legacy... it's a three mile lk starting and ending at the u-s-c sumter nettles starts at 8:30 and the walk begins at 9:30... and last but not least... the newberry college is also celebrating the legacy of martin luther king junior through the entire week... college faculty, staff and students will serve in the newberry community... hold a vigil... and have worship and performances. todays event includes the m-l-k vigil celebration at the campus

that's also the bad news. down the message and meaning of martin. he was a radical and he was challenging our society in very very fundamental ways. i think if he were alive today, he would be very much disturbed where we are. despite the election of an african american president, which is huge, given america's tangled history around race. but when you look at every social and economic indicator, african americans are worst off today than we were ten years ago. and particularly, in the city of boston. despite its robust economy. and outstanding rates of growth, the african american community has been left behind. >> on thursday, you published clergy of boston on race, economic justice, and hope. what's the point of the letter to the community? >> man: that we have to revisit the commonwealth of this city, the common will of this state and take account that african americans and other people of color are while now making up the majority, are still marginalized. our economy has gone through a profound transition over the last 25 years. 25 years ago, w

>> reporter: yeah, martin. it is a major difference.ercial break, you mentioned the layers. a sign that things are improving somewhat. we finally get to lose at least one layer, because it is now a balmy 33, 34 degrees here in charlotte. extremely different from what we witnessed yesterday, as this wicked weren't storm made its way here through the region. and really the big headline right now, the fun finally came out for the first time since the storm made its way through here, with some of those wicked winds and also freezing rain, yesterday. but what does remain right now, martin, is the ice. the sidewalks are still covered with it. we've watched a couple of people take a pretty mean tumble here. obviously, officials are recommending folks, as they make their way out, as they walk out or drive out, simply be careful. because, really, in this region of the country, folks here are not very used to this kind of weather. so that's why officials are recommending to folks simply be careful. also, be patient. the last thing i should mentio

martin gilbert is to with this. martin let's get into some of your big strategic views.t's holds doesn'tyou have big -- that deal still make sense at $30? would you support that? martin: we publicly said we would supported. in long-term it does. clearly it makes sense. sector at the the moment. that all thestic oil companies in the u.k. market cap is now below that. one of them used to be the same market cap. in thisly makes sense environment to seek consolidation in that sector. anna: is there any price that you withdraw support? martin: i don't think so at the moment. obviously, $10, the shell board might reconsider. they got more information than we do. manus: they've got to get the support of investors. martin: we publicly said we would support management. manus: let's talk about the miners. we wrote the story recently that -- would you support capital raisings for m&a? miners makesm&a in sense? martin: i think it does. they are reasonably strong. they are low-cost producers in the sector. it was an opportunity to validate, yeah, it would make sense. they would proba

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. ........... right now clouds and mild temps in the 40s this morning and by the afternoon the low 60s. take a jacket to the parade and s

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

while martin o'malley struggled to get a word in. >> can i get 30 seconds, too?with just two weeks to go before voting begins in the presidential race, the republican candidates are getting aggressive, too. but many of them also took the time to recognize dr. king. front-runner donald trump made a campaign stop at liberty university in virginia. >> so we will dedicate that to martin luther king, a great man. >> and jeb bush tweeted a picture of dr. martin luther king saying he forever changed our nation for the better. >>> lawmakers will lock in a heated debate over whether to ban u.s. presidential hopeful donald trump about his remarks about muslims. more than half of a million people across the u.k. have signed a petition to keep thrumple out -- trump out of the country. the heated discussion in parliament was symbolic more than anything because there was not an official vote. >>> stay up to date with the debates with the free wusa 9 mobile app. >>> reagan national airport workers marched the streets of downtown washington, to demand higher wages. the workers i

it's great to have you with us, martin. martin: thank you. could you share a poem because that is you talking to the world. martin: sure. this is indeed a poem about police violence against people of color. your audience will recognize many of the cases to which i refer and called how we could have lived or died this way. not songs of loyalty alone are these. but songs of insurrection also. for i am the sworn poet of every dauntless rebel the world ver. walt whitman. i see the dark skinned bodies falling in the street as their ancestors fell before the whip and steel, the last blood pooling, the last breath spitting. i see the immigrant street vendor flashing his wallet to the cops, shot so many times there are bullet holes in the soles of his feet. i see the death wood carver and his pocketknife crossing the street in front of a cop who yells and then fires. i see the drug raid, the wrong door kicked in, the minister's hard seizing up. i see the man hawking a fist full of cigarettes, the cop's chokehold makes his wheezing lungs stop wheezing

martin luther king jr. objective his holiday. barbara: the doors will open for the triangle interfaith prayer breakfast in r.t.p. that is where gloria rodriguez is with the details. people showing up already. gloria: many are showing up already. this doesn't start until 7:15 but you can see it is starting to fill up here. i'm told they are expecting more than 2,000 people. they have an overflow room because they are expecting such a large turnout. he will tell but this break as it has been a tradition more than two decades. reverend mark anthony middleton will be the keynote speaker. he is the pastor of abundant hope christian church in don't recall. there -- in durham. there are many events. drawing 1,000 last year the m.l.k. march is 11:00 a.m. in raleigh beginning at the state capitol continuing past the raleigh "eyewitness news" studio on favorite street. that 11:00 a.m. abc11 is sponsoring the m.l.k. musical celebration at duke energy center for performing arts in downtown raleigh. that enstarts at 5:30 and john clark will b

many had to the day off in honor of martin luther king. some went to the parade downtown, some took up the call to action to help others in our community and some just took advantage of the day to chill. fox5's les krifaton was up at the lee canyon resort where today plenty of people were enjoying the chill by skiing and snowboarding. there were plenty of people who took advantage of the day to get out onto the slopes and have a little family or me time in the snow. the traffic getting up there didn't seem to discourage many people we've already had more snow than all of last season and that alone was enough to drive people by what looks like the thousands up to mount charleston on this holiday. through the traffic and it was busy throughout the day as you can see from this video it was time to have fun. beautiful day beautiful weather crowded but a lot of fun. for the ski resort operator these are the best of times because its been a while since all of their trails have been open.. there have been some trails that have finally opened this

martin luther king. christina: the oscars are causing a slew of controversy because of a lack of diversity among the nominees. some are opting out entirely. >> hey, chris, i will not be at the academy awards and i won't be watching. but i can't think of a better man to do the job at hand than you, my friend. good luck. christina: jada pinkett smith was referring to chris rock. rock called out the academy awards calling the event the white bet awards. spike lee shared a post on instagram saying he is fed up and will not be attending either. steve: rock will have no shortage of material. hamilton creator paid tribute to martin luther king, jr., with 50 school alums. [music] steve: the group, who went to the school between 1988 and 2001 sang a song they learned in third grade. it was written and composed by mrs. aims and was a tradition at the upper east side school for years. >> martin shkreli says he's not the man prosecutors say he is. >> i'm not a farmer -- this is a name that got started when there was

>> su Época martin luther king junior luchaba por los derechos de la comunidad.ericanas 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 inmigraciÓn. lo que estamos haciendo es que las personas tengan un plan. que tengan

martin luther king jr.o honor his memory and memorial the director of the fbi james comey laid a wreath at the memorial on independence avenue southwest. the memorial was completed in 2011. the memorial is actually located at 1964 independence avenue and 1964 is a direct reference to the civil rights act. in which dr. king played an important role in passing. >>> i'm derek ward at fedex field in prince george's county. what does this have to do with martin luther king day? well, the community members and leaders in the political realm and folks -- just everyday folks came here for a march. they did a lap around the stadium. they say this is the start of something big. the marchers did a lap around fedex field. their plan might be the first steps towards tamping down a troubling trend of pain and violence in the county. >> the movements like today, this is sparking something much larger. that's a question for us, is it just a march or is this a movement? >> the morning began with a rally in the parking lot o

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

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

martin. mr. martin: i want to thank the college for sponsoring this event and i would like to thank the audience for coming out on a brisk january evening. my name is andy martin and i'm also celebrating a 100 year anniversary this year. in 1916, my mother's parents, my grandparents immigrated to manchester from greece. my mother and my oracle graduated from the university of new hampshire and my grandfather was a small businessman in what was then the sort of ethnic lake neighborhood on avenue. as a boy in the 1950's, i caught the tail in that immigrant experience. while i am a conservative when it comes to lawful immigration and fighting illegal immigration, i also have a tremendous sympathy for an connection with the immigrant experience. i am also a little unusual in that i am the only candidate better known or lesser-known who has actually lived overseas in china in 2003 and iraq, knows the arab world, has spoken the hasl languages, and predicted with rather devastating understanding wha

martin luther king jr. durham families are invited to a birthday party is a free event that will educate children about his legacy. begins at 10:30 at the northgate mall center court. today will be a jury of service for volunteers and fayetteville. an organization called let's make it happen together explaining to beat hundreds of people in need. they will offer other resources like free clothing and hair cuts. that event begins at noon at the all-american the city jim on williams street. >>> let's take a live look at the annual martin luther king jr. triangle interfaith prayer breakfast. this is at the sheraton imperial hotel in research triangle park. it has been a tradition more than three decades, more than 1000 people gathered to come together and reflect on the words and legacy of dr. king. continue to watch more of the event live now on wral tv. >> will rebroadcast the 8:00 hour of the breakfast at noon here on fox50. our parent company, capitol broadcasting, proud sponsor of >>> 7:08. various ways t

martin luther king junior. junior.things are just getting king day at the dome. 3 this is a live look inside zion baptist church where a prayer service is just after this wraps up thousands 3 will march from the church around 930... to the capital steps for a rally.this year demonstrators are asking for a call for "education equity"- the supreme court: gave sc lawmakers until *this* february to come up with plan for education equity-several political figures are expected in columbia today for the events.we'll be streaming them on foxcarolina-dot-com. 3 several events are happening across our area today in honor of doctor martin luther king. greenville tech students are spending time on several their "day of service" this morning. morning.the sterling community center is hosting a breakfast this morning.. which will also pay tribute to the emanuel nine.the sister of one of those victims is expected to speak.you can find more information on these events and others on fox carolina dot com. 3 3 things are getting m

he's covering the chilly conditions you'll find if you're taking part in today's martin luther 3 3 tri-state roadsi-75 is clear in the cut-in-the-hill 3 3 caucuses are two weeks from today.. and the democrats debated in charleston south carolina last night.hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley appeared just blocks from the site of the deadly mass shooting at emanuel a-m-e church.sanders and clinton are neck and neck in iowa right now.. and last night's debate was much less friendly than what we've seen so far.kim hutcherson reports. 3 democratic presidential candidates took the stage in charleston amid a tightening race between hillary clinton and bernie sanders.on sunday night the gloves came off.as expected, the candidates clashed on gun control.sanders hit out at clinton:(bernie sanders/democratic presidential candidate)"well i think secretary clinton knows what she says is disingenuous from nra."while clinton doubled down(hillary clinton/democratic presidential candidate)"i am pleased to hear that senator sanders has he reversed his position on immunity and i look forward t

a program about martin luther king jr. began just a few minutes ago at the lifelong learning center. a neighborhood meeting will take place in the coming months. in westchester, the live the dream declaration of unity program will take life that cornerstone church. it begins at 7:00 tonight. it includes a keynote from the president of the faith alliance. they will receive recognition for their writing honoring dr. king' s message. you can grab a company or three way with a new location for replacing the one on route four. skyline today. they will offer free wi-fi and eight flatscreen televisions. art student at the university of cincinnati helping other local arts organization. the book shows what she can explore as careers in the arts. announcer: cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. erik: i know you are not looking forward to it, but get ready for a cold night and accumulating snow. tomorrow is one of those in between days when we will gradually warm things up. started off at five degrees and warming to 14. may

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martin luther kingmau jr.of localal school children are doingn their part as well.th >> feiind out how they took that's right an annual tradition in d.c. and what it dc means to them to do so. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ >> back now with an update onwi that breaking news out of falls church. police on the scene of a shooting.thin >> fox5's melanie alnwick ismell there. melanie, what can you tell us now? >> reporter: i can tell you guys that it' is pretty quiettt here right now but police areol keeping a very wide perimeteretr on south washington streettreet also park avenue. ave all the streets surrounding suri the state theater. there was a concert here last night. it was supposed to go he frompoe 10:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. police have not said whetheraihe or not the shooting was indeedd connected to this concert or o not but i can tell you we can we kind of see on the side parking lot of the theater is where we are seeing some seeings police activity at this hour, so it does appear that that iss where they are focusing their t

martin luther king jr. on his big way? >> congratulations, martin luther king. 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! [ cheers and applause ] 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 we don't have to build server rooms. we have instant scale. and re-interpret our business. this cloud helps transform business. this

martin luther king, jr.ment there are a number of events across the triangle today including a wreath 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 3:0

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 strength-and one day, forgiveness -"i'm still in the process of that. you have to love because if you don't, you'll find yourself in a place of anger and grief and pain. so the only choice is to love, the only choice you have."the hope ---that love-- will one day drive out hate. brookley cromer, fox carolina the four oclock news. 3 and in the words of doctor martin luther king junior-- 'life's most persistent and urgent question is what are you doing for others' others'today clemson university students and staff asked themselves just that --and then got to work. volunteers spent much of the day at various community sites--like the child development center and s-c botanical gardenin an effort to give back!we stopped by to find out what it was like to follow in king's legacy of helping others.. 3 3 3 "i think at the heart of what dr. king was getting at is fostering communities, so this day of service was really a great opportunity for me as an individual just to help out a little bit." bit."clemson also hosted a m-l-k blood drive from 10 a-m till 3 p-m a

by by that i martin luther king to the stage people were worn out and had heard. this was just the event at the lincoln memorial. before this there had been an actual march. most of the people there have there have traveled the night before so they were exhausted. but he knew that they could bring people back and revise his spirit and focus on going home and continuing the struggle for his role was one of uplifting people and he was chosen as the role and everybody knew as a really tremendous speaker that he could do that and i think that most of us have seen that and can testify to the fact this is incredibly an amazing speech but one thing to keep in mind mind if he didn't really have to say much about what the march was about and the goal of the movement and so if that is the speech we remember and it is the only speech most of us know about and think this was a march to give that speech, if we only remember that, we forget the goal of the march march and certainly we don't keep in mind the long history they go in the buck. >> what kind of the day was martin lu

martin luther king jr holiday being used as a day of service. the national and local efforts being made in honor of the civil rights leader. miriah: and the bitter cold continues today. the warmest one of the day will be in the low teens, it will this evening, back in the >> you' wlwt news 5. mark: a group of americans is expected to get medical check-ups in germany, after they were released from prison in iran. lisa: five americans were released over the weekend, after the u.s. lifted sanctions on iran for complying with parts of the nuclear deal. at least one of the americans decided to stay in iran. the president was positive about the deal, but says sanctions against iran remain in place for violations of human rights, support of terrorism, and its ballistic missile program. president obama as i' ve said : many times, the nuclear deal our differences with iran, but still, engaging directly with the iranian government on a sustained basis for the first time in decades has created a unique opportunity. lisa: the americans, that are reunited wi

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 milli

martin luther king: "i may not get there with you. but i want you to know tonight, that we, as a people, will get to the promised land!" his words: moving a nation. that promised- land - inspiring generations. richard espinoza-garza, cornelius elementary: if dr. martin luther king jr were to run for president, i believe he would say this in his campaign speech. kyle mosley, whidby elementary: we are a nation of opportunity. madyson roland, wainwright elementary: my brothers and sisters, i challenge you to keep the dream alive and uplift one another. jessie dozier, gregg elementary: we have made progress in the 21st century, but we have not overcome. brandalyn thompson, pleasantville elementary: there is more that must be done. white and black lives must matter. hispanic lives must matter. native and asian lives must matter. all lives must matter! richard espinoza-garza, cornelius elementary: i am convinced that men hate each other because they fear each other, they fear each other because they don't know each other, they don't know ea

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 joyce will have more on what is happening today in a few minutes. >> let's talk to sue serio. sue, we had snow over the weekend. >> how about that our first measurable snowfall of the season, and here in philadelphia. half inch of snow but, as we know it doesn't take much to make a mess. watch out for black ice. i will say this that the the wind have so high it has dried out the roads. so far we have in the seen problems with that. wind chills may be below zero today if not they are be tomorrow. a late week storm, we're talking about friday night an interesting storm is shaping up and let us know sue serio fox 29 my facebook and twitter page, what is going on with you on this holiday. we'd love to hear what you are doing. we have lake effect snow machine amped up with cold air that is blowing across lake erie, and earlier we had seen a few

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 breakfast - clip 10 47;30 we are honoring youth, we're honoring law enforcement those two dont seem to work together. we'll clip 11 54:59 we can make a big difference here in our l

. >> 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

senator bernie sanders and former governor martin o'malley attended the "putting families first" forum. but it was the candidate who was not there that raised the most questions.. channel 13's reid chandler has more... three weeks, a ticking clock, and two trailing democratic candidates hoping to squeeze out every last vote they can. 15:04:29 "to that immigrant-bashing, carnival barker, donald trump, that our enduring symbol of the united states is not the barbed wire fence. it's the statue of liberty." - martin o'malley "nobody has ever asked me about my birth certificate - maybe it has to do with the color of my skin? . - bernie sanders both bernie sanders and martin o'malley sought to at least sound like front-runners, lobbing attacks at donald trump left and right. hillary clinton's than once, too - but not by the candidates. 16:53:52 "actually it was very organic. i think people looked at the program, and saw that she had not committed, and that's very disappointing, when you have the other two democratic candidates that are here and willing to talk to people. and i think that's v

oh, sorry, i apologize, martin.e of a fluid situation here trying to get on an exit to 495, i apologize noor. let me go off the dash cam, first, you can see a stranded van, he can't really move at all. is this a very typical scene, exits coming really on to anywhere of the capital beltway. a lot of them are blocked off. i can get out and go to the dash camera from outside the vehicle and maybe direct you to another stranded vehicle up ahead here. i'll pop out for a second. what we're told, martin is that this morning there have been more than 120 some accidents just in the state of virginia. this morning, there were more than 1,000 accidents in virginia, all day yesterday. maryland is dealing with jackknife ed tractor trailers a over the place, along the beltway. any secondary roads are nearly impassible at this hour. you can see why, we've got whiteout conditions. the wind has picked up. this guy cannot get out. sometimes, emergency vehicles are coming to their aid getting them out of the way to clear the exits. i'

martin luther king jr. at the newseum. it will kick off its dream event at 10:00 at the rotunda since forming into what the center is calling a bustling african marketplace post-up humidity groups will present performances including traditional african dance, poetry readings, traditional storytelling as well as music. should be a great morning. lisa: we are checking some stories training this morning. arco -- mark: a world record 270 dogs and their owners took part in the largest ever dog yoga session in hong kong this weekend. led by doga teacher suzette ackerman, the participants massaged, twisted, and stretched their furry friends in a series of poses. in the fast-paced city, yoga enthusiasts got a chance to relax and bond with their pets. all proceeds from the hong kong event are going to the hong kong guide dog association. lisa: a south dakota bride made her service dog part of her big viral. bella the lab has been working with valerie for two years, to manage her migraines and panic disorder. the photographer says s

america are paying tribute to doctor martin luther king junior today. his life's work is a part of our daily lives. schools and public buildings are named after him... as well as a national memorial in washington, d.c. today - las vegas held a parade in his honor. 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 berni

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

and it is martin luther king, jr. day and the kids are home from school but it doesn't mean you have to stay at home. >> john: there are options and a few things are happening in central florida where the family can have a good time. today is this last chance to barnum and bailey circus and kicks off the final night at the amway center -- 1:00 this afternoon, actually and show up early for the pre-access show there and you meet the get autographs. >> amy: and, at the science center, an event invites state of the art gaming and simulation technology for guests and check out the future of gaming and design and interact with leaders and workshops for your inner techie. >> john: today is your last chance to catch the famous eagle at the brevard zoo. the eagle became famous after the video surfaced of the bird giving donald trump some trouble. at a "time" magazine photo shoot. the raptor exhibit at the brevard zoo ends today and comes free with your admission to the zoo. >> new, this morning, why drive destination. >> john