nash should be as famous as him. amy: diane in the movement and being a legend nash's commet dr. king and the differences she had with him in those last three years, where she felt the efforts of the civil rights movement should be focused. >> to this day, she is still very fiery. she says the idea of the -- us to one or two leaders, she is very much against that. pretty eloquently about how we have defined the movement in ourselves and each of us has to pitch in. being on the ground floor, she knew there are other people around her that were great leaders. it is sort of easy for us to outsource our activism to people who are more active than us. , let's talkbranch about those last three years where dr. king is moving north. he would say at that time he was never so afraid as he was in chicago. i mean, for all that he faced in the south, chicago, northern united states. >> well, within a month of selma in 1965, he was saying, we have to go north. the staff, including diane, did not want to go north. we still had work to do in the south. that is what she said. determined.more he w

nash spent nearly 30 years during at the today show. he took over just after this disastrous moment in 2012. >> this is not as i expected to leave this couch after 15 years. >> your last day was very emotional. it was very difficult for you clearly. >> for all of you who saw me as a ground breaker, i'm sorry i couldn't carry the ball to the finish line. >> i don't want to upset you here. >> i'm not going to start crying. >> many people thought matt lauer was behind you leaving "the today show." >> i don't know what was all behind it. i know it hurt like hell. it wasn't a fun moment. i learned a great deal about myself. i really at this point let it go. i've just let it go. >> well a lot of people are going to be happy about this. ann is returning to tv. she's the host of the limited series "we'll meet again" rereunites people who lived through traumatic moments. >> on cbs sunday is screen actors guild awards. it will be interesting to see how james franco is greeted by his fellow actors. we have new reporting on how the actor is dealing

. >> reporter: betty nash was treated like celebrity last month honored with a party at reagan national> ♪ >> the customers give me energy. but just the fact that i can can't believe that i'm here, you know. >> reporter: betty still work the american airlines washington to boston shuttle called a stewardess back then, betty started her career with eastern airlines on november 4th, 1957 dwight eisenhower was president then. >> you know, just the fact that they hired me. eddie rick ken backer hired me. that i got the job. that's the most important thing. >> we sold sandwiches for 50 cents and milk for 15 cents. in the old days we saw a lot of ming coats but, you know, now a days we see a lot of flip-flops. so depending on where you go. >> reporter: flu bankruptcies and mergers, betty ended up working for american airlines. it it's ceo doug parker on hand to help pay tribute to the 81-year-old manassas resident. >> when you go about your work, the way you continue to go about your work 60 years later, you're an inspiration to everyone at american. you're a flight attendant and every flight

nash was based down in south carolina. but it's also important to note that men and women and children sought to reconnect with family members who were sold away during the domestic slave trade period. and we're right here behind the slave cabin where we interpret freedom and emancipation. you may recall that i mentioned that the union army actually camped out at the plantation. land was given to those formerly enslaved and it was taken away at least three times. ultimately, it was taken away for good. however, a co-op was formed with nine men who were able to secure 900 acres of land and create their own community. i have to point out something that's very important. this takes us to the segregation era, and this is something that occurred during the period of slavery. you'll note the church is featured here. the church is featured in stories of free communities of color. why? the church is at the center of this community development. the church was a site not just for sanctuary but also for community organizing, for civi

. >> reporter: last night, host olivia munn's turn with niecy nash to make a dig. >> thank you for theroducers for playing niecy and i the same amount of money and mark wahlberg $1 million. >> what now? >> it was a result of the report that michelle williams got less than 1% of what wahlberg got on the reshoot. >> do not have the money. >> reporter: now, a new report that wahlberg, had approval with co-stars, he refused to accept plummer unless he was guaranteed the money. >> i can't walk away. >> reporter: the outrage on the red carpet. >> it was shocking how big the difference was. for myself, i have never been paid the same as my male co-stars. >> the awards and the profession are exactly is same. >> reporter: the screen actor's guild is looking into the alleged pay gap. >> i'm fighting an impeer. >> it's hard to talk about this. my daughters believe the world is equal. >> reporter: a no show last night, james franco. >> i'll accept it on his behalf. >> reporter: he's been hit with accusations of inappropriate behavior by several women. other big wipers were there. like nicole kidma

tessa thompson amy:tessa thompson, you played diane nash in "selma." talk about what this kind of activism from have assange rigo, if we're seeing at express today. >> we are seeing at express. the thing we saw -- so incredible about diane and every leader i spoke to they could tell me about diane -- of course, i got to meet her as well, is how radical she was. important felt component of creating real change, that she wasn't afraid of it. the people sheth collaborated with. and that kind of bravery and real dedication to getting to the core of an idea, i think is so fantastic. particularly in a political statement. byas continuously struck that. and she is that way still. i mean, she is such fierce integrity and really believes in america so much that she can be quite critical. but i think that is what we need. amy: and now you are a black woman superstar in "thor." talk about your message to young women. >> what is an incredible about that, the chararacr historillyy is not beeeen a woman of color, althoughgh, she is in the c cont sometimesomics, she

this is why the nash weather service has issued a winter weather advisory for our region, mix precipitation moving into coma and we're temperatures are a little milder we're doing rain across the southern plains this moves in from the southwest to northeast direction. this cold will dip down to eight degrees in the suburbs and 15 in philadelphia for the overnight low. fast forward into monday afternoon and future tracker 6 showing you light snowfall already setting up in lehigh valley in our northwest suburbs lancaster dealing with mixed precipitation. by 5:00 in the evening you notice that line of mixed i95 metro area and by 8:30 9:00 tomorrow we got the rain moving into south jersey. and also into delaware. of we've issued an accu-weather alert. for the tracking a lot of precipitation, the problem be however, will be the timing of this event, begins at 2:00 in the afternoon ending by the 8:00 9:00 in south jersey and delaware. a coating to an inch is is likely mainly if you're north of i 78. mixed precipitation in philadelphia. and the i95 metro area, the precipitation little about a 10th

. >> he always call me nash ir, nash ir, i love him. he was humble. loved my kids. you know, we were always there in his house. >> reporter: this morning firefighters brafrming the bitter cold for hours to battle the flames. they still don't know what caused the fire. now neighbors are left to mourn their loss. >> i'm speechless. i'm sorry, i'm heartbroken. i'm sorry, it's so sad. so sad for mr. lou to leave us. >> hope he went to a better plac >> reporter: fire officials tell us his wife did make it out of the house okay. the cause of the fire is still unclear. live in annandale, amee cho, news4. >> thank you, amee. >> devastating story. >> so sad. >> yeah. intense flames at an apartment building in d.c., but fire crews say smoke alarms helped residents escape safely. the fire broke out on buena vista terrace southeast at around 3:00 this morning. one woman says the cold weather played a role as she tried to get out of the apartment. >> but i had to go back. i had to stay until i had my son's gloves, his hat. i'm choking on the smoke. i had to make sure he was warm

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next week we head to the bolivian capital not past where the public transit system includes a nash work of cable car lines things radically shortened commute and relieve traffic congestion join us for a ride next time tomorrow today bye for now. thank you the beauty. of the be . kewl. mark forrest winter. quarter new coach is in her element. millions of winter sports and i'm going into my very best to try everything the flat very soft. because there's so much to do. the black forest over winter wonderland. thirty minutes. they make a commitment. they find. they can spot her. africa the moment. stories of both people making a difference shaping their nation. and their continent doubling as news multimedia series for africa. dot com africa on the move. oh dropping bombs on civilians. or treat the situation escalates players no longer in the first close it's a ruthless calculation military leaders were joke the extent of the massive. technological her response when it comes to graciously mr cursing the to play her coming or going to her starting february third on a w. o. . clock. played .

this with the victory the warriors pick up the 40th win of the season, the tiers first team in the nash to reach 40 wins that season. that's it for sports. more news after the break. rare on camera. you )re looking >>> it doesn't happen often but this rare weather event was captured on camera. you're looking at a waterspout in eureka at the woodly island marina in humboldt county. they put it on youtube thursday. it moved to land and that technically made it a tornado. >> one of the smallest technically it was a tornado. >> it looked superimposed but real. >> no water spourts. but maybe close to 70 around santa cruz dry weather for the next ten days. >> thanks for joining us. "saturday night live" is next. >> have a great night. gital wor. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/acce

. >> reporter: nikita nash, hearing her baby's heartbeat once again. >> i don't even know what to sayorter: her son lucas passed away when he was just 6 months old. >> the worst possible moment any person or any mother can imagine. >> reporter: four years after experiencing her deepest pain, this week, nikita was finally ready to fly from minnesota to oklahoma for this precious moment. >> that is an indescribable feeling. it sounded like it did when i was pregnant with lucas. >> reporter: little lucas breathing new life into another baby from tulsa. >> he was in cardiac arrest for 25 minutes. >> reporter: kolton carter was diagnosed with several complex heart defects, receiving a heart transplant at three months. this letter of gratitude written to nikita from kolton's mom jenny. >> in the dork -- darkest time of your life, you made so many brighter. >> from the bottom of your sweet angel's heart -- >> -- that beats inside my son's chest, we thank you. >> reporter: kolton, now 4. his health still an uphill battle. but his heart, thriving. >> oh, thank you. >> reporter: the two boys sh

it is how to nash arrived --to rationalize this. this is a moment in time. this is a breakdown. the other tragedies of this grotesque work of fiction is the portrayal of the president. the president is a political genius who won against a field of 17 incredibly talented people. down0th town -- he took the clinton dynasty and the bush dynasty and took down billions of dollars of special interest donations. he did this all through the people and his strategy and his insight and his experience. >> the most important thing to say about this is the president's first speech he gave, unfiltered and unscripted, that with donald trump. the same donald trump who for 30 years had talked about how america was being ripped off on trade and military deal. it was the same donald trump who tapped into the pulse of millions of americans. a phenomenon was happening that you did not see and a phenomenon was happening that the rest of the political establishment did not see. the so-called political geniuses in washington -- >> the only people who have called themselves a genius this week is the pre

he'll talk to nash have, and talk to championship in atlanta the president supporters are coming to his defense, after the release after instant best seller about his administration. >> president trump is back at the white house after huddling with republican leaders at camp david over the weekend. they were scrugs the gop legislative agenda for 2018. while much of washington was still talking about fire and fury, a new book that is harshly critical of the trump administration. >> the book is best understood as a work of very poorly written section. >> l an ice took to the airways to dispute one of the book's kia is her seans, that most white house staff verse doubts about the president's intelligence and fitness for the job. >> i can tell you, he has the wherewithall to do things no politician has been able to do , and in a good way. >> former chief strategist, steve ban on, quoted extensively in the book. he used dollars the words treasonous, un patriotic when describing. on sunday though released a statement taking back some whatever he said. bannon also re a first un waivering for t

russia twenty four accused my organization in the spear nash do you have the evidence of all these do you can you give me some film which prove it and i hope maybe if i receive the good answer i can beg for me of course the paris was not there is like for people who are arrived here for another goals for me towards the city or for example my act now is used to reprocess nuclear waste not just from russia though from other countries including i think norway and germany. do you think that mark is capable of handling the amount of waste that is being sent now and is it being planned to be sent there in the future i think that my arc is not comparable to reprocess nuclear waste because our reports say so of nuclear waste is a very complicated technology and like a final point my yard crecy of the many many. types of nuclear waste it's a high level nuclear waste middle level nuclear waste and low level nuclear waste and until today my yacht continue to dump a different type of waste in different nature will resume watts reach just to change this state use yesterday it was a natural lake to

bill: am i being too nash do we not have boards? why have boards? let everybody come in. with, these people have been here for almost 20 years and a part of the community and bought house and started businesses in. they got plaired. oops. it is times for you to go. i don't think so. society, perhaps, unless they are a native american. we're all immigrants so we're all part of this community. >> so it is an emotional tug on the heartstrings. we feel bad. we hear about this with the daca program. you know, the president has got himself in trouble. he tweeted, so emotionally, he is with all of these immigrants because judge used that to put a stop on him getting rid of daca. the same thing applies here. it is beyond emotion. you know, you cannot ignore the fact. we created this mess. this country created this mess by ignoring this and just reuping a temporary status. well, congress has to address this and do this in a larger sense. we saw that discussion yesterday. dealing with the larger issue of immigration. these folks are here. they are contributing to society. they are

a towel but my side were on the other side i was right but you could see the smoke circulating and nash when it was our. night he lets out his sore it is so painful i don't even know if i at the time what i thought those people are going to get out it was such it was traumatic and i l.s.b. on traumatic and we're hoping that somehow something will come along and rescue them somehow we will not literally watch these people beg for help and bent the deaf in front of us and you know what happened a helicopter came and it came within one hundred fifty two hundred mi is of the building and turned back around now that turn around was the most heartbreaking thing i've ever seen in my life the fire that fertile happened because the state the government the local council felt us in the aftermath of the file to continue to feed us. and i was sand i was with a shock to the first two days of the title absence of the council until it was really shocking i saw and i saw the legion deputy leader being filmed on the first day looking at it and shell shocked as my old one and then that was it that gone a

reevaluated in 10-14 days and what happened tonight at madison square garden it does not matter and rick nashd elliot game tie and 2-1 rangers in the closing moments of the period and flyers in the power play and paul kerry shorthanded, the flyers are crushed get this 5-1 their four game win streak is snapped. not good. >> not good thank you ducis rodgers and jimmiel live followed by night line and his guest kristen bell and poler and music from the moon and action news continues a half hour early at 4:00 with pamela edwards, matt o'donnell and metrologist david murphy and karen rogers with traffic and from cecily tynan and ducis rodgers i'm jim gardner. action news brought by your philadelphia tri state cadillac offering the cross over for my cadillac app that provides the ability to start the cross over remotely. and music from lo moon -- and now look out here's jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> welcome. it's been great to have you here. very nice. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for joining us.

nash scored twice later in the first rangers on the power play, jt miller, and that would put the range'sad for good. the flyers, sloppy all night new york took advantage they stopped the flyers winning streak with a five-one winner. flyers and mapel leafs will play tomorrow night. >>> sixers are back at 500 having won six of their last eight but tomorrow night they will battle best team in the eastern conference these boston celtics. that is bads they will do it without shooting guard jj reddick, an mri showed a crack in a bone in his leg. he will be reevaluated in 10 to 14 days, and in his 11th year reddick is averaging a career high 17.3 points per game. >>> sixers were dunking in the city yesterday day yes saric and handing out dunkin' donuts coffee and doughnuts at dunkin' location right below our studio here at 16th and spring garden. just so everyone knows i drink my coffee black drop it right off here in our studio. >> i paid for cof >> you did. >> i haven't gotten any yet. >> i'm not serving it, i just paid for it. >>> carson wentz is trade nothing his eagles jersey for sixers ge

even if she is this was news of the original post if you will close to the libyan the storms of gush nash's vegetal speech. with her months he said but i didn't have much of an. issue that should do. some of the senior combining the good of the world. and we need probably schlitz. culture ministry here can. again we got this again some score by one of them the rig you also should brush off with what i would have been at least got i would hear some story of course composed through this weird note i wanted a couple of numbers not of no by me. but i stop one of them or am going is that what i'm by. the way the for the head and the whole procedure feel really our parliament and scope of the telescope says should not then they happen for a good deal of it would fork in their. saw and then what they called me to be valley long distance it was a photo op an australian ship you or write a positive or comic relief or to be met if we had to share. especially no thought that there was dog or i mean there's a lot of those thought they did it during a game of us and yet most of. it just doesn't come of

part of the nash vcialg tennessee, skyline came crashing down today. was what known as the centennial tower and lifeway building was imploded. after the debris from the building is removed, construction can begin on a new development, which may including buildings more than twice as tall. many had high hopes of hitting last night's megamillions jackpot, but only one winning ticket was sold. pfs purchased at a 7-eleven in port richey florida. the winning numbers: there's another huge lottery tonight. the powerball jackpot climbed to $570 million. good luck. coming up, attorney general jeff sessions sparks a cloud of confusion in states where marijuana is legal. and later, she's 99 and shows no signs of slowing down. so what's her secret? remember our special night? abdominal pain... ...and diarrhea. but it's my anniversary. aw. sorry. we've got other plans. your recurring, unpredictable abdominal pain and diarrhea... ...may be irritable bowel syndrome with diarrhea, or ibs-d. you've tried over-the-counter treatments and lifestyle changes, but ibs-d can

rick nash on the break away, beating brian elliott, and the game is tied up at one. still in the first rangers, power tripping, and jt miller, gets it past elliott and new york now on top. later on, the flyers, wow, turning it over and paul kerry , all alone, and the orange and black get hammered at nyc they lou five-one. >>> sixers are off tonight. they look for their seventh win in nine games, thursday in boston. unfortunately they will do it without jj reddick, shooting guard has a crack in his left leg. he will be reevaluated in 10 to 14 days, and jj's averaging 17 points per game. >>> meanwhile dario saric and timothy, dunking in center city. like literally. >> yes. >> they were handing out doughnuts, serving coffee right below our office here on spring garden. >> i'm laughing at the crowd they are like tiny. >> exactly. >> look at that. >> taking selfies. >> all smiles. >> good times. >> thanks, buddy. >> up next we will show you how eagles fans, living in the eagles nation have no geographic boundaries. >> ♪ fly eagles fly, on the road to victory. ♪ >> fight,

rick nash on the break away, beating brian elliott, and the game is tied up at one. still in the first rangers, power tripping, and jt miller, gets it past elliott and new york now on top. later on, the flyers, wow, turning it over and paul kerry , all alone, and the orange and black get hammered at nyc they lou five-one. >>> sixers are off tonight. they look for their seventh win in nine games, thursday in boston. unfortunately they will do it without jj reddick, shooting guard has a crack in his left leg. he will be reevaluated in 10 to 14 days, and jj's averaging 17 points per game. >>> meanwhile dario saric and timothy, dunking in center city. like literally. >> yes. >> they were handing out doughnuts, serving coffee right below our office here on spring garden. >> i'm laughing at the crowd they are like tiny. >> exactly. >> look at that. >> taking selfies. >> all smiles. >> good times. >> thanks, buddy. >> up next we will show you how eagles fans, living in the peach state celebra coming at you with my brand-new vlog. just making some ice in my freezer here. so

we're fortunate to feature an original campaign button owned by william beverly nash, one of the several men who ran for office, african-american men who ran for office and successfully campaigned and secured positions in their local legislator as well as u.s. congressional members. he was based down in south carolina. but it's also important to note that men and women and children sought to reconnect with family members who were sold away during the domestic slave trade period. and we're right here behind the slave cabin where we interpret freedom and emancipation. land was given to those formerly enslaved, ask it was taken away at least three times. ultimately, it was taken away for good. however, a co-op was formed with nine men who were able to form and create their own community. this takes us to the segregation era, and this is something that occurred during the period of slavery. the church is at the center of this community development. the church was a site not just for sanctuary but also for community organizing, for civic engagement, for communication, for gathering, for educa

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sergeant kevin nash was unable to speak, walk or eat on his own. >> looking back on it now. there anything you feel look he could have done. >> huh-uh. >> no it was his brain. the thing i didn't know his brain was continuing to die. i mean before he went into the service. he said, you know i could come back with no legs. or no arms. or even blind. or i could be shot. i could die. but nobody ever said -- that he could lose his mind. one day at a time. >> his final wish was to serve his country one last time, by donating his brain to science. a gesture he thought would bring belter understanding to the invisible wound of war. joy reached out to the va, boston university, concussion legacy foundation brain bank. n neuropathologist is researching head trauma and cte. mckey has spent 14 years looking at the post-mortem brains of hundreds of athletes who suffered concussions playing their sport. this past summer her findings shook the football world when sheep discovered, cte in the brains of 110, out of 111 deceased nfl players. using serious concerns for those in the game today.

china chad being overruled when they played for the wimbledon title nash yeah seems he might be again as better a right to be i think that in less than thirty minutes was but challenged the twenty fourteen u.s. hype and when i regained his composure in the second was and after and nail biting tie break the twenty nine year old had seen levelled the contest at one set old. was temperatures what even higher in melbourne man for the women's final twenty four hours previously meaning this match was played under the rod laver arena great that didn't seem to bother the high school federer who braved a game when he needed to take the but set. chile which wasn't going to let him run away with it though winning five games in a row on his way to forcing a despite a. was but that's where the resistance games he won and an early break of several better at the start of the fifth on the battle was cool with eva the thirty six year old securing victory to claim grand slam title number twenty just the fourth playoff to margaret court serena williams and steffi graf to achieve the feat and at that man

single market had the northern irish people voted for participation nationalists as opposed abstention nash. that's a matter for them but it's just a point it's worth observing that they've left the field open in the absence of any government in northern ireland they've left if you look into the city your representatives in northern ireland which are the unionist politicians at the moment on the are going to have a softball or so everyone seems to say whereas you are going to have a hard border whatever i'm not saying is and we should have a violin are we as a citizen isn't there something in the we are giving we have a weak position here not at all because. if there is a soft border with ireland that is a soft border with scotland why would the u.k. government who the u.k. government over to resumes to me saying what reason we will have to do are two different things that is becoming clearer and clearer in the backs of negotiations if you have a look at northern ireland they have exceeded every demand of the you border of the island of ireland remember it's the e.u. border. me when she has

we are talking up to tony nash.tioned north korea as a big risk in 2018, you just heard when you read a headline like that, do you believe it? >> and it you have to believe it. you become a bit protective about it, north korea has political problems but they have medical pubs two. so we'll see the basis for negotiations as a solution because of the economic problems in north korea. place sincen in 2015 but we'll see them coming out at all. kim jong-un is going to continue these issues around nuclear weapons but until he has sustained economic recovery, he just can't come out of it. >> that risk is still front and center. >> i was 40% of the manufacturing is that getting done in northeast asia. kim has a lot of control over that. through the threats that he has made. the u.s. economy will do better but speculation is at an extreme, would you agree with that? >> i don't necessarily see it as an extreme but with a markets are going to define this year, we do think there will probably be a bit of a scare in equity marke

beneficiaries of the program, which provides you military relief for foreigners whose countries are hit with nash -- natural disasters. meanwhile, firefighters were busy putting out flames on the rooftop of the trump tower in new york. spewing frome seen the top of the building, but the fire was put out quickly. president trump was in dcf the time of the fire. president trump will be in atlanta to watch the college football national championship. georgia takes on alabama in an all-sec title game. for the bulldogs, this is a chance decades in the making. won a championship in 1980. the crimson tide will be playing in their third sai championship, and kickoff is at 8:00 tonight. the weather isn't going to be good, so best to be inside watching the game. steve: the worst of our weather is going to come later this afternoon into evening for the rush-hour commute, and a little bit of sleet or freezing rain could cause some problems, especially considering how cold it has been. head out to western maryland, not the clearer shot, but you get the point -- not a lot of snow. you would hope they would get

they skated in voorhees and will entertain the maple leafs and they lost to the rangers and rick nashrk and it was just one of those nights. >> you got to take some things out of last night and some things we have to do better. and realize those and go out and do them better. >> you know beyond that there is a mind set to turn the page quick and get ready for a hockey game. >> that is eric lynn drof and his son and they retire his number 88 tomorrow night and we'll hear from him coming up at 6:00. >> good to see him back out there with the team. >> how cute. >> very nice thank you. >> meantime sunday morning start your eagles game with live reports from the linc here on "action news" at 6:00 a.m. and live post game conk as soon as the final whistle blows followed by "action news" at 11:00. and we wrap it up with extended live eagles coverage on "action news" sports sunday. >> and still tonight the exclusive accuweather forecast. >> taking a live look at the sky 6 hd camera in center city philadelphia. meteorologist cecily tynan, has details. >>> well if you think the cold around here.

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