please welcome joe morton.lways great to you have. this san interesting chaining of pace for you. for five seasons on scandal you played one of the scariest human beings we have ever come across on television, the charismatic and yet conniving papa pope. >> yes, who inned the series by saying that telling a group of senators that in fact he was running the country. >> trevor: right. >> yes. >> trevor: a terrifying, terrifying thought and now you are on a new show, god friended me. >> yes. >> trevor: which is a really light, funny show that is just about people being good. >> it is interesting, i purposefully sort of wanted to find something that was directly opposite of what i had been doing on scandal, so now i play a pastor on god friended me. and the show itself is about the connectivity between people. >> trevor: right. >> and the opportunity to help one another, not to hurt one another. >> trevor: right, if i understand it correctly, i don't want to give any pieces away, but it is really a story about in g

it's not a great likeness, that is henry morton stanley, the first european to travel the congo from the sea. stanley was a welshman, who took 999 days to travel here from the eastern coast of africa. it was an epicjourney, and opened up the interior of africa for exploitation. the belgian king was looking for his own colony. the men met, and the congo free state was born. boma was its capital. this was once the governor general‘s residence, but it is not a time in history that is remembered fondly. the powerful rapids that had been the obstacle for so long remain impassable today. but they have also provided great opportunity — for hydroelectric power. there are few places on the planet where rivers run as fast and as hard as the congo does here as it approaches the sea. a hydroelectric power station built here could provide electricity for the whole of africa. it would produce twice as much power as any other hydro plant on earth. that is how rich the congo could be, if the resources were put to good use. they built two small power stations decades ago here at inga, but there has a

but minister morton uses this cane to keep thomas lanham's memory alive.anderer landed and there was a piece of drift wood that was cedar. i brought it and fashioned this.(áávoáá)though traditionally used to assist in walking.. the cane helps bring stability and accuracy to the memory of those who were knocked off their foundation by slavery. i put the date 1858 that the i put the date 1858 that the ship sailed and these notches would represent important dates in his life. (áávoáá)dates long gone.. like the slaves who were brought through this water.. but their face jugs will forever serve as a glaring reminder of perserverance that will never be forgotten.it's a story of "look what god has brought me from." it's a story of just continue hang in there don't give up." (áásotáá)for hidden history.. i'm dee griffin ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning buzz... rodger goodell says sorry to the saints.. what did you want him to say.. you can go to the superbowl? and he says hurry up to mark davis.. the nfl needs to know where the raiders are going to play.

let's us cops on the system at age three she's gonna eat the used port that has got water it was morton says that i would prefer to be with given what we got today you know i chester necrophiliacs here are your thoughts please i'm a level isn't i love isn't north dakota what america does and you'll still meet the guy but he also he figures are corny but you get what i think he company probably planets but he's pretty picky the thing. for the room i do not know what is currently stands prints informational used to go no more limited system listens in months the. good about scopes that the kid strongly probably plans to no cops on you know borrow is this is just a leak or book of religious groups like yours only atmosphere the local time you repeatedly will buy only because think i suppose there are but i thought they were . that i should just recently she. said i used to sit in the mobile to mobile way. because i'm on and you want. that because of that first thing you'd think there were some here that you are that even if you don't look. for a proper multi-party system may be beneficial

. >>> american television is drowning in talk shows, but it's never seen anything like morton downy, and take the television talk show into two different directions. you start seeing the phenomenon of daytime television shows becoming less tame and more wild. >> the 80s brought a lot of belligerence to television, whether it was morton downy jr. being the offensive caricaturish person that he was or geraldo, he did own outlandish things. >> we're going to get into the mind of an all american boy who took part in a crime without passion of motive. >> he takes the power of the talk show to a whole other level trying to put people on stage who hate each other, who are going to fight. >> in the case of the church of satan, we have not had any problems with criminal behavior. >> yet when you hear story after story after story of people committing these retched crimes, these violent crimes in the devil's name. >> the more tension there is, the more conflict there is, the more violence there is, the more the rating goes up. the american people love to complain about it but they also love to

he was followed by craig morton twice, vince ferragamo with the rams , aaron rodgers, and on sunday goffgoff entered the nfl with much more fanfare than his fellow bear, cj anderson.. the running back was undrafted out of cal and the rams are his third team of the season .. he was asked today if he's bothered by the long and winding road tohe super bowl " " e definitely warriors fans, and you gotta believe they'll be watching tomorrow night when demarcus cousins makes his home debut against the sixers.. cousins has fit in seemlessly, and has livened up the dog days of january.. " " gimme the top five. to the pitch.. geez luiz, this musta hurt... chelsea's david luiz was knocked out from a ball to the head. he would later return to the game.. number four.. how cold is it in chicago?? this white sox fan froze his shirt, stiff as a board.. let's hope for chicago s sake their bats aren't as cold this year.. number three.. knicks center enes kanter has played sparingly this month.. how appreciative was he of tonight's playing time?? he kissed center court before checking in.. number two.. fin

morton's a and by the way green book in the title was a real guide book for black people as to where they would be safe to eat and stay in the segregated south in the nine hundred sixty s. that's where the title comes from a very poignant now that film unfortunate was not even the favorite to win instead of course the movie portraying dick cheney vice was on everybody's now vice has the most nominations. six in ole including best film but only god won which was for christian bale playing take cheney and i mean this i mean i don't i mean it's he they got he got the award for best actor in a musical or comedy this well it is it. is a comedic fold one has to say but it is also quite disturbing film beltran see hold himself in the role as we can see putting on over forty pounds i was interesting in his sort of bravery speech acceptance speech i should say at the golden globes he's going to say inspiration in this acceptance speech i mean you know more except i think vice and indeed as far as star is born i think they'll do better at the oscars that will have to wait and see on a side not

the railway was built under the orders of henry morton stanley in the 18905 to replace a long and arduoush conrad walk the roots to become a steamboat captain of river. his diary became the heart of darkness, a novel whose title created the stereotype that still title created the stereotype that 5till haunts the drc today. the train5 only run once a week, after being derelict the years. it is an opportunity for villages along the way to sell as much as they can. their five—minute way to sell as much as they can. theirfive—minute mobile way to sell as much as they can. their five—minute mobile market. kinshasa, the democratic governor of —— them credit republic of congo's chaotic capital. joseph kabila has been president since 2001, but two years been president since 2001, but two yea r5 after been president since 2001, but two years after delayed elections he is standing down. kabila is one of —— kinshasa is one of africa's biggest and fastest—growing cities. it is big and brash and bossy. there is a strange but colourful subculture that has grown out of kinshasa and across africa. the sa

morton gallery it's set to open its doors in the summer of twenty nineteen and will serve as the entrance building and visitor center for museum island to be for right now the five museums are like five friends sitting at one table. but with their backs to each other. and. james in the gallery will link the open spaces and museums with each other. field also works on buildings near the island such as the gallery house on the book for now i'm to museum island forum on the opposite bank of the river. the british architect has certainly left his mark on the lens historical city center. so these are monumental sites on museum island which project was the most challenging both were challenging obviously and one was working. with a run the other was the challenge of building a new building on my. own not you know in a place where the. to bring modern architecture is very difficult i suppose noise museum was was was more challenging was more complex and i and i think it was much more in the public view in the public consciousness and it was part of a very strong debate and i think it was also mo

gerod goff makes 5 from berkeley:aaron rogers, joe kapp, craig morton, vince ferragamo. for movie fans is the oscars..and the nominations just came out: you can read the full list on kron.com.. but i'll tell you my favorites and they're all true stories:green book.. five nominations.. best picture, best actor viggo and supporting actor mahershala from oakland!if you love great acting and a great story.. you can't beat this movie. black klansman... also fantastic. leave it to spike lee to make a movie that is funny, sobering, profound and artsy all at the same time.. he's up for best director and best picture.and bohemian rapsody also up for best picture. it's thoroughly entertaining whether or not you're a queen fan. and rami malek could get an oscar for embodying freddy mercury. those are my three favorite movies of 2018. spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) a camp fire survivor found a family heirloom after returning to the ashes of her home. the one -of-a-kind ring she thought was destroyed has since been restored-- scraped-- resh

gerod goff makes 5 from berkeley:aaron rogers, joe kapp, craig morton, vince ferragamo. ( darya ) thes is the oscars..and the nominations just came out: you can read the full list on kron.com.. but i'll tell you my favorites and they're all true stories:green book.. five nominations.. best picture, best actor viggo and supporting actor mahershala from oakland!if you love great acting and a great story.. you can't beat this movie. black klansman... also fantastic. leave it to spike lee to make a movie that is funny, sobering, profound and artsy all at the same time.. he's up for best director and best picture.and bohemian rapsody also up for best picture. it's an oscar for embodying freddy mercury. those are my three favorite movies of 2018. don't miss the grand opening of the new floor & decor in burlingame. if you have never been to a floor & decor, you have to go to the grand opening. hardwoods, laminates, tile or stone. holy smokes, this place is huge! i'm on a budget and i was able to go to floor & decor and save a lot of money. you will be blown away by this experience. the pros

that gives the winners luck in business in the new year morton's next image that i still listen to the others will say healthy that way everyone wins one. over the hardest of all i'm. somewhere out there i'm not out the roof is grappling and splashing but not even his wife knows where exactly the nooses to prove that good health carry off a sizeable wooden phallus i think this derrius customs that the tourists love at. the end. i am. mr how modest says he doesn't get cold at least not while the water that's running around this room after that it can get quite unpleasant best to run for it i know nothing the. was i the only. i am the i am. on the way home of the two antonia as i want to quickly pick up some milk from mad dash tough but quickly isn't part of the neighbour's vocabulary. i. was that listened to the folk dance group is rehearsing today still isn't for a while after that they'll be cake for everyone go on go upstairs. was i as long as the cultural center is being restored they dance here in the old children's bedroom they mustn't get out of practice after all. the i. am i to

(reporter) (rock music) - myself and deputy morton were dispatched to a suspicious circumstance in progress. the reporting party called to say a vehicle drove up his road, and i guess there's only two houses on this road, with two suspicious characters inside the vehicle.

i am stuart morton. in addition to the working group as well. we had in the land use discussions good comments with use of hotels in the historic piers. which we know there was a ballot initiative in 1990. we have a different category this time. we have the historic district, that means anything done in that district has to go by the standards of the secretary of interior's qualifications. i am glad there were two proposals in the 52 that were hotels. that is terrific. we were told in the urban working group, urban use that we shouldn't talk about this. we got skill muched. there -- quell muched. there were two members that got their work. there is good support for hotel use. it has to be done properly, but it is a good category for big bucks. we need that. this is good long-term usage. as simon indicated that is important. thank you. >> thank you. thanks for sharing your time. i want to follow up on what the proceeding gentlemen and the woman before him development for pop-up and reflection for the future of the port. i am the submitting organi

today to share their reporting and insights, cnn's abby philip, johnny morton with the "new york times" and gabby with the daily beast. here's my question. is there any reason to believe a president can now get more from the democrats than he ever asked for in the two years his party were in the congress. he lost an election and now he's demanding more and saying it's your fault. >> that's a really great point. the president is basically saying that he's going to take the hardest possible route to get the thing that he's campaigned on in 2016 and has failed to get for the last two years, or this might all just be about putting up a fight for the sake of the people who are watching, which are his base and his conservative allies out there in conservative media. is point tonight to convince the american people, or is it to convince his supporters that he's fighting hard for this thing that was the central premise of his 2016 campaign? it is not likely that democrats will give him a huge, huge win, both symbolically and practically on this wall, and even though the white house does claim

whether it was morton downey jr. being the offensive caricaturish person that he was, or geraldo.ok part in a crime without passion or motive -- >> geraldo rivera takes the power of the talk show to a whole different level trying to put people on stage who hate each other and who will fight -- >> in the case of the temple and the church of satan, we have not had any problems with criminal behavior. >> but yet when you hear story after story of people committing these wretched and violent crimes in the devil's name. >> the more tension there is, the more conflict and violence there is, the more violence there is, the more ratings go up. and the american people love to complain about it, but they also love to watch. >> geraldo rivera is back in a controversy tonight. rivera drew sharp criticism with his recent television special on devil worship. but today he's in a real free-for-all. >> i get sick and tired of seeing an uncle tom here trying to be a -- >> go ahead. >> sit down. >> hey, hold it. hold it. >> rivera suffered a broken nose but said the show will be broadcast later this

morton county and mostly cloudy. there is light rain coming by on these systems, but the main system is sunday. after that we get a break but people are asking if that is it for the rain. some forecast models bring bring back late january and early february. i do not take it last that long. we made up a lot of ground as a percent of normal. santa rosa is 93% of normal with more rain into sunday. after that would keep an eye on things. san francisco, 91%. oakland 82%. the sierra snow index is at 100% after the week with all of the snow. there was a 50 to 75 into totals coming in for the entire week past 24 hours. to feet. that was a high water content everything is beginning to lift it northward. edit brings house over-the-top. there is still more rain on the way. not a lot. we will talk about it and the holiday weekend coming up in about 30 minutes. >>> family, friends, and colleagues gathering to sega by to the davis a police officer, natalie corona. her funeral starts at 11 a.m. and it is being held on the uc davis

aaron rodgers and craig morton the others. raiders still don't have a home for the 2019 season, but at least they know one thing. they'll be playing one of their games in london. the nfl announcing today the raiders will play the chicago bears in england next season. a date has not been announced. so they'll avoid having khalil mack destroy their offense in a home game. a date has not been announced. it will be the second year in a row the raiders have played in london. the fifth time in the last six years they've played outside the u.s. in all, five nfl games will be played abroad, four in london, one in mexico city. >>> there is plenty of uncertainty in hollywood today ahead of the 2019 oscar nominations. the nominations come out tomorrow morning. so who is going to get nominated? who is going to be snubbed? find out tomorrow northern morning at 5:30. abc 7 mornings will have live tracee ellis ross will unveil nominees. mark your calendar. the big show is sunday, february 24th. abc 7 is the only place you can watch the oscar

this is ania morton. she loves -- she has a passion for skiing. she's a canadian skier.n the national ski team, and that is her kiddo right there skiing for the very first time. >> wow. >> in beaver creek, colorado. >> like a boss. >> and what happens next? yeah, they keep going down the slope and everything is wonderful. >> she doesn't even fall. >> for the first day of skiing, quote, a success. >> i put you on the spot? you put me on the the spot. did you see that game? >>> this morning >>> this morning on "world news now," shutdown showdown day 13. >> the president meeting with congressional leaders at the white house. and we have the outcome of that meeting and what the president is tweeting about overnight. >>> also this morning, wicked weather wreaking havoc across multiple areas of the country. even forcing some schools to cancel classes today. the latest from accuweather straight ahead. >>> plus, a final salute to the captain. one of several passings of note on the same day. and wrestling fans remembering "mean" gene okerlund, the sports iconic interviewer, that

supporting actor nominee or best supporting actor oscar for hershel ali was the star in a film of the good morton sent but is directed by a white man and has run into a little bit of controversy over that. i think i need to get to the movies and see some of these before what is it there are twenty four things in it can be kind of thanks so much for joining us do appreciate it. they did ok his and each talk sport really serious story coming out of the world of football yeah there is it's been confirmed that a premier league footballer was on board a plane has gone missing over the english channel just off the coast of france argentinian strike a million outsell assigned for cardiff city a club record deal from french team not on saturday the twenty eight year old was in a light aircraft to dissipate on his way from nonsuch cardiff on monday nights we've just received this in sydney from the welsh club you can see from the face that he is so so happy to be here and so ready to start. i mean what's cannot just describe. the look on his face very very. ready he met us when we walked him around the gr

- among the best is a woman nailed patricia cummings who is somebody that we found in the michael morton case that nina did texas, which was an exoneration that led to changes all over the state of texas. so, another question. >> elizabeth. >> we already heard a bit on this topic but i'd like to hear from you. a lot of traditional criminal defense lawyers who are part of the very strength adversarial system background, just rebel against the concept of restorative justice. cue tell us why you think -- [inaudible] >> i'm one of those people. i am by nature very adversarial and i tend to see things in black and white and get really caught up in my own version of events and my own version of what is the quote-unquote truth, and when i started looking into restorative justice i was skeptical about it. but i as also looking for answers in part because what was going to happen to cash and his mom and i wanted to know and thin started thinking more and the more i learn the more i thought, why aren't we all doing this in small ways in our own life? so often i income our personal relationships of

ns morton: i appreciate that, mr. chairman. in the meantime, i want to lay before the house that we have the easiest of compromises. when i was a tenured professor of law at georgetown university, we usually had a number of issues on the table at the same time, the easiest compromise is one that involves a number. the numbers -- the number the president claims -- clings to is $5 billion. think of -- i can think of endless ways and i'm sure every member can to compromise that number. so in the name of a mounting number of americans who are beginning to feel the shutdown though they are not federal employees, not to mention the federal employees themselves, i am asking even for my side to make a more concerted push to reach an agreeable number. even though the polls show that the american people are with the democrats on the issue. as a suggestion, i ask that the democrats appoint a subcommittee and that the administration do the same, to sit down and hammer out an acceptable compromise. for more than two centuries now, we have o

. ♪ ♪ >>> ahead of morton luther king jr.e joy reid on msnbc tonight for "headliners: john lewis." >> john said in his very quiet way, we have to do something dramatic, and then he paused and said, we have to do a sit-in, and when john lewis recommends that you do a sit-in, the only answer is, yes. any way that i can help. >> congressman lewis stepped on to the house floor on june 22nd. >> we're calling on the leadership of the how to pring common sense gun control legislation to the house floor. give us a vote. let us vote. >> reporter: lewis and his colleagues kept the sit-in going for 25 hours. >> we join you in getting into good trouble on behalf of the american people. >> just a short look at what we have on tonight. watch "headliners: john lewis" immediately following "kasie dc" at 9:00 eastern time tonight. and then at 10:00 p.m. tonight, "hope & fury: millilk, the move and the media. >>> and coming up, insight into what kind of plan democrats could actually say yes to and senator names langford, whether or not he beli

the goal is to help individuals, travelers to find smarter travel mode, right choices but also morton portly, at the same time, we have all these different mobility services on the same platform, we use personalized and dynamic incentives. to get them to want to be able to try these exciting new options. as a whole, we will be able to leave destin and emissions. that's really made us excited. to be able to actually now have this. >> let's see how it works. i have screenshots of my commute this money. as you can see, the united states capital over to this gallery. can you walk us through what we are seeing? >> many of you probably use google maps or other options. job you get around the city. here inel this, at this point, what's unique about technology, you're looking at a trip plann planner. we have all different kinds, most included in d.c. baltimore area. do people know how many transit providers there are in our region? take a guess, in your heart. more than 90 transit agencies. we have a lot of time to get their services and including uber, ridesharing and all kinds of options. w