we're at the north american international auto show. having the latestgh on the list for car buyers and infiniti's vp feels the newest model is going to exceed consumer thank you very much for joining us on "our world." >> thank you having me. >> infiniti has a love by many >> yes. consumer? >> a young business professional, someone up and coming, someone that's readily do move out of the like. >> okay. >> it is a premium car company and compete with bmw, mercedes and we are in front of beautiful carls here. >> absolutely. the first thing that consumer wills see is the great the car. looking at the q60 compared to its predecessor, it is absolutely gorgeous. okay? >> right. >> the interior of the great deck no long that the consumers will love. direct adaptive steering and the wheels faster than the mechanical system and communicate the driver's input 1,000 inputs per. >> so giving the driver more traction and control of the vehicle driving so it goes in that direction. there's not a lot of play in the >> what about other technologies, f

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from this year's north american international toy fair. >> our own giz wiz, dick debartolo checks out everything from build your own computers to edible bubbles. that's next. computers to because all i want to do is have some fun i got a feeling i'm not the only one because all i want to do is have some fun i got a feeling i'm not the only one >>> so we can't stop thinking of all the fun we had at this year's north american international toy fair here in new york. >> perhaps no one had more fun than our giz wiz dick debartolo. >> reporter: it's toy fair time again where kids of all ages get to play around with the newest toys and gadgets from building your own computers to the world's smallest vacuum. it's great because i had a bagel for breakfast. perfect. i'm going to show you a couple of my favorites. >> going to get it. >> you know what, i was just playing my banana. i really was. take a look at this. have one of the most fun things here at toy fair 2016. and john's going to tell us what we're doing here. so john, why does my banana play? >> what we're doing with makey maky is you

wildlife officials says there's only about 500 north american whales in all. they say the mother is healthy and it's hisser calf. >> one of her fins is clipped. we don't know why, but they do follow it. >> yesterday, they watched the whales by air and used boats to set up a protective perimeter. this is an environment that the whales are not used to. >> it's great. it's a very good -- i'm glad i got my camera and was here all day to see everything. >> so the inlet here is much shallower and smaller than the environment that the whales are typically used to, that's one of the reasons or two of the big reasons why it's so important for them to go back out to the ocean. around 8:00 o'clock this morning, florida fish and wildlife expects to be back out here to see if the whales are still here. if they haven't gone back out to sea, they will put in a plan to get back to where they need to be. reporting live at sebastian inlet this morning, dana jay, >> out of volusia county, a 17 yearmd boy is recovering after police say he was stabbed by another teenager. >> it ha

from this year's north american international toy fair. >> our own giz wiz, dick debartolo checks outthing from build your own computers to edible bubbles. that's next. ♪ because all i want to do is have some fun ♪ ♪ i got a feeling i'm not the only one ♪ >>> so we can't stop thinking of all the fun we had at this year's north american international toy fair here in new york. >> perhaps no one had more fun than our ♪ >> reporter: it's toy fair time again where kids of all ages gets to play around with the newest toys and gadgets from building your own computers to the world's smallest vacuum. it's great becausely a bagel for breakfast. i'm going to show you a couple of my favorites. >> going to get it. >> you know what, i was just playing my banana. i really was. take a look at this. they have one of the most fun things here at toy fair 2016. and john's going to tell us what we're doing here. so john, why does does my ba an na na play. >> what we're doing with maky maky is you're closing a circuit, flipping a switch. you ground your hand here and you do that. it is not just a banana p

. >>> welcome back to the special editio of "our world" at the north american international auto show. high. for decades, the nation's favorite pickup truck an now wants to involve both as an company. >> we are in fro of the fusion this is what i find to be fascinating of ordment it is not just an automobile company but transitioning into an automobile and mobile company? >> mobility company. >> tell us about this. >> we have a wonderful core business an it's designing, developing, manufacturing and marketing great cars, suvs, trucks and now electric vehicles. we are seeing the societial factors particularly in urban areas people want more access versus ownership of vehicles soo we are saying how can ford play a role in that? that's why we're thinking of ourselves as an automobile company. >> you mentioned access versus ownership. "ink" magazine said 22% of uber customers are delaying the purchase of cars as a result of uber. so if thisontinues to be the trend, how do you see ford fitting in to car ownership? >> well, and that's the big opportity for us because when you look at the tr

passage of the north american free trade agreement millions of mexicans continue to live in poverty and the concern is this new trade agreement, as big as it is, is not going to deliver any more prosperity than the previous ones >>> if you want to see more on that story, go to aljazeera.com. [ ♪ ] burn >>> thanks for joining us on "america tonight", i'm joie chen, years in the making, the turbulence in our economy has led to a new normal in the housing market. more and more home renters, more than a third of u.s. householders rent. many lost their homes in the mortgage crisis, many have not saved enough to buy. hidden, the upper hand landlords have over their tenants. a unique information in arkansas, the renters at the mercy of their landlord. a shocking result from wok. >> reporter: what is your biggest fear? >> that i won't be here. >> why do you stay? >> i don't have no money, i don't have nowhere to go. >> reporter: on december 21st, four days before christmas, the residents of the alexander apartment complex in little rock received a notice hardly in the holiday spirit. 65-year-ol

fears of widespread bankruptcy are growing. 32 north american oil d gas companies filed for bankruptcy last year including samson resources, quick sources and swift energy. there's up to a third of u.s. producers could end up are structuring by mid 2017 if prices continue to stay this low. other names they are watching is sand ridge energy which was delisted from the new york stock exchange and put out a press release this morning say it has no formal plan but continues to review all options related to restructuring. >>> gold is starting to shine.i vesters, they are seeing some gain. gold is up 12% making it the best performing asset of 2016 so far. we see what's behind gold's move and if the trend higher might continue. >> reporter: gold prices have gotten off to a good start in 2016. more than 10% pop due to volatility in the global equity market. the mixture between a return to safety and optimism. it won't be as aggressive as raising rates as predicted last year. >> since the beginning of the year gold has been the darling. they are down on the year. equity markets are volatile. >>

brendan got the fun assignment to look at the serious business of play. >> reporter: this is a north american toy fair, the largest convention of its kind. for more than 30,000 toy makers, vendors and celebrities converge. >> we had the original six games and adding 12 more. it's amazing the toys are going off the shelf pretty fast. >> reporter: >> reporter: companies are unveiling the newest gadgets and play things. u.s. toy sales grew nearly 7% last year to over $19 billion. one of the strongest performances in years. experts hope 2016 product line up will keep that momentum. >> we are at a phase where we're seeing year over year growth. a lot of traditional play coming back, licensing being very strong. we believe we'll see a few years of good growth here. >> reporter: star wars has helped with a number of companies benefitting from the franchise. lego saw sales surge last year and expect it to carry over in 2016. >> ninjago, we're building our own story and star wars we have the super heroes. there's no doubt the importance of story is increasing. >> reporter: licensing is a big business

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only five north american zoos have them. votto has spent so much time on mom that the keeper has not gotten close enough to determine the baby' s gender. mike: a car smashes right into a house. please tell us the driver had a medical condition of some sort. they were not in the kevin: another gloomy day across the area. temperature wise heading up to the upcoming weekend. here' s a live look outside. it will linger a little while. 36 degrees. pretty chilly. however, we see some mild air on the horizon. over towards st. louis and paducah today. 50 degrees this afternoon. in time, that air will begin to spread in our direction. temperatures will slip down to the 30' s this evening. it remains on the cold side. plenty across the ohio valley. some unseasonably mild air for late winter. and by this weekend, we may even s for the highs. we have this cold air in place east. it will be lifting out. the jet stream will retreat all border. we get a push of air into the valley. no big weather systems to speak of. nothing too terribly e

we're at the 2016 north american international auto show in detroit. i'm your host paul carrick benson. it's the year of mobility, innovation and performance. >> we talked to the woman making and chairman of general motors, mary barra has plans to take car culture to the next level. >> i really have to give a lot of people at general motors credit for giving me great assignments, stretching me, challenging me. that's something that general motors has done really well. >>> michael sprague of kia motors shows how they drive hard to put 1 million cars on the road. >> you bought your car five years ago, even up ten years ago you have a perception of that old kia we talked about earlier. >> right. >> this is a completely different brand. that's what we're trying to drive people to our advertising to say hey, this is the new kia. >> we'll get an inside look at the new diversity volume leadership awards from the national association of minority automobile dealers honoring carmakers who have made the greatest inroads in minority communities. >> there were some

mosques that the muslim brotherhood established, north american islamic trust. islamic society, islamic front groups of various kinds. together, they have tried to dominant the islamic community in this country as they have tried elsewhere and become the official interlock ters with government agency solar system, other religious communities, academic academic institutions. all of which is creating an environment we are basically bliepded to -- blinded to what they are doing. >> armstrong: has the media been coopted? >> they subscribe to the -- we have this mantra, you need to understand terrorist as victims regimes by mubarak or general c.c. oppressing them. lack of education, poverty. we need to feel sorry for them and remember what the deputy >> you are saying this to characterize not endorse it? >> no. this is what the media says, deputy spokes person giving an interview on a national left-wing media saying we can stop all the terrorism if we have jobs for jihadis. >> we are being told what we can know. in fact, sabastian and i were talking about how it is v

. >> court has been looking at two districts in north carolina and ruled that african-americans were packed in two districts, that was improp ir. improper. reporter: they were created to carve out voters based on their race, which is unconstitutional. the first district, and the 12th. >> because of history of race in united states you should not take race into account when you select a representative. that is up to voters not the state legislature. reporter: the courts order lawmakers to redraw the lines by february 19, but that could be delay, attorneys for state say absentee votings is already underway, and redrawing the lines now would throw a wrench into the upcoming primary. started. reporter: they are full speed election, but he has seen this last minute change before. >> we had two primary one for the regular presidential prize mayor, then a -- primary, then a congressional primary a few months later. reporter: said it would cost an extra half million dollars for a second primary, for mecklenburg county alone. i am caroline fountain, fox 46, wjzy. kayla: no decision has been m

>> i think i agree with you in a sense that china is a lot of the north american countries like brazil they have huge economic problems primarily driven by china's economic slowing down because china's demand for demand for oil is declining. that creates a lot of problems for latin-american countries. do you think it's going to continue to slow down. because china's economy has entered into a new stage. when it enters a more advanced stage. give it plus china as i said before is in a painful transition from the old model to the new model. in a transition period the gross rate will not be very high. 5% or 6%. >> compared to the united states that's huge. >> but for china it's still a developing emerging economy so 5% or 6% is not that high compared to 10 years ago it's always double digit growth. >> it's not like it's going backwards. we will not seeing a double digit growth for china again. >> it's always a pleasure having you on here. >> thank you. "nevada newsmakers." as always you can watch "nevada newsmakers" 24 hours a day at nevadanews ma nevadanewsmakers.com. and you can downloa

all, the buffalo is the symbol of the american west, and the buzzard is as much a part of the north american landscape as the prairie dog. but these statements are so false, sort of. this animal is actually a bison, which is also called an american buffalo to distinguish it from other buffalo, like this water buffalo. when european explorers first showed up in the new world and saw herds with literally millions of these animals covering the plains, they referred to them as simply buffalo, because that's what these animals most looked like to the european explorers. but only distantly related. the bison was and is the biggest mammal on the north american continent. and that's sure saying something for a continent that is host to the great grizzly bear. bison are bigger than brown bears? yes, indeed. this shaggy grass grazer can stand over 6 feet tall at its shoulder and weigh close to 2,200 pounds, while even a humungous grizzly bear will only tip the scales at around 1,500 pounds. bison it is. american buffalo it answers to. what about this, uh, handsome bird? call it a buzzard, if you will,

the north american model wants 7 inches and five on the gfs. it will be mainly wet snow it will come over a long period of time. so you don't get thumped a whole lot. either way, get your stuff done today because tomorrow could be iffy. clouds in the southeast today briefly and they take off. 43 is the high, under mainly cloudy skies. it will be windy today. tomorrow, periods of snow going through tomorrow and into tomorrow night. a general 2 to 4 inches is possible. some models suggesting more. 39 is the high. mostly cloudy with a flurry on wednesday, 39. after that colder air starts to move in. a snow shower possible at times on thursday, the big story is brisk conditions and high of 34. 32 on friday, and down into the 20s on saturday and sunday, that includes valentine's day sunday which will be a day for lovers, because you'll want to stay close. >>> hug the dog if you have to. >>> 6:42 rise above hate. a pennsylvania mother is turning a dark day for her special needs son into a teacherrable -- teachable moment. >> reporter: we're looking l

originally disguised controlled by former fifa vice president jack warner, a trinidadian who ran the north american central american and caribbean confederation of fifa. which was headquartered in new york. he its current leap fighting extradition to the u.s. warner is one of 25 fifa officials named in the indictments. as for the bribes, there are too many to go into here. the biggest was $150 million paid by a sports marketing firm for contracts to sell broadcasting rights. then there were the smaller tips. a stack of envelopes filled with $40,000 in cash. from an executive committee member from qatar who was buying votes in a fifa election. qatar has a high profile at fifa right now and ape source of some the fifa world cup is qatar. qataris were happy. it made fifa the butt of international jokes. >> some fifa executives took bribes to put the world cup in qatar. i help that's true. otherwise makes no sense. >> not just that the routine temperatures top 120 degrees in the summer or a dismal right record. they have no soccer tradition and it would seem very few fans. games there are often played

valentine's day is your last chance to see it before the north american tour continues to its next stop. making the animated film come alive on stage is a very take a look, on broadway they've got a moving circular staircase that serves as pride rock, more than 1,000 light sources help create the look and feel of the savannahs and the stage floor on broadway isn't even, it's tilted making sure that all this work's traveling city to city are the stage managers and we're excited to have with us the assistant stage manager of the north american tour, michael morales. he is a graduate of plant high school. thank you for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> i feel like a groupie, we're so proud of you. you represent the tampa bay area. as you travel all over with the show. you are the assistant stage manager, what does the stage manager do? >> the stage management team is ultimately responsible for maintaining every aspect of the show. we run the show every night. we're on stage, we're calling all the cues for the show. we make sure that all the go each night for the performance. >> you

added for football club. there's another cool fact about that, is we're the only first and only north american team to use a date in our team name. it's common around the world but not something that's been done in north america team logo, and colors are yet to be announced. reno 1868 is it still doesn't look like showers as we go through the weekend. temperatures will spike on friday ahead of a weak cold front which >> welcome to movie week. we've got some of the most fanatical movie buffs in the country playing our game today, hoping to create their own hollywood endings. will someone ride off into the sunset with $1 million? we're about to find out on "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] hey, everybody, i'm chris harrison. thank you, welcome to the show. are you guys ready for movie week? [cheers and applause] it's been a great one. and we have a returning contestant who comes from a family of diehard movie fans. please welcome back, from astoria, new york, miss joni gallagher. [cheers and applause] joni, welcome back. >> come on over. playing this game superbly. >> thank you.

subway also said it was on "track to remove all preservatives from north american menu items." 3 spacex scrubbed its second attempt at launching a satellite on thursday. this is file video of a launch last month. just under two minutes away from the private space company's scheduled launch time, the countdown froze. a new launch day has not yet been set. the mission, which spacex is carrying out on behalf of s-e-s, could provide internet access to remote areas of the asia-pacific, including india, where about one billion people have no internet access. 3 the f-b-i would have an easier time breaking into the average andriod smartphone over apple. federal agents are currently in a privacy battle now with apple over a terrorists i-phone. only a fraction of android devices are encrypted. without encryption, police would be able to extract data from a phone -- even if it were locked with a passcode. 3 3 3 the time is now 5:xx. one of the biggest nights for hollywood is just around the corner. coming up, we have a live report from the red "oscar" excitement. 3 3 the oscars is just two days aw

electrolux will no longer move forward with plans to expand north american headquarters in the queen city. 850 people work in the university area. a spokesperson says the decision not to expand in charlotte has to do with the acquisition of ge appliances falling through. the company says north american headquarters will stay in charlotte, electrolux bill: starting this week, u.s. attorney general loretta lynch will visit six cities to highlight police departments she believes can be a role model for law enforcement. fayetteville in north carolina is on the list. lynch is going to start with miami-dade county on thursday, lynch visited places where policy forces have troubled community relations, she said the upcoming signs were picked because they have effective policing such as effective use of data. >> cam newton apologized for actions before and after the super bowl. explain yes, he didn't dive on the fumble and again! again! again! again! again? again! again! so you can love cereal... . >> cam newton is taking tons of criticism for about what you saw right, there walking out earl

electrolux will no longer move forward with plans to expand north american headquarters in the queen city. 850 people work in the university area. a spokesperson says the decision not to expand in charlotte has to do with the acquisition of ge appliances falling through. the company says north american headquarters will stay in charlotte, electrolux moved headquarters here in bill: starting this week, u.s. attorney general loretta lynch will visit six cities to highlight police departments she believes can be a role model for law enforcement. fayetteville in north carolina is on the list. lynch is going to start with miami-dade county on thursday, lynch visited places where policy forces have troubled community relations, she said the upcoming signs were picked because they have effective policing such as effective use of data. >> cam newton apologized for actions before and after the super bowl. the fumble and (vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood... all with worry-free ownership. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more ve

monday and tuesday, another trough is developing across the central and eastern part of the north american continent and it will allow some more cold air to make its way into the area, part of next week. we may even have a little bit of precipitation with that, at this point it doesn't look like it will be cold enough for any wintry stuff, but this time of the year, it cannot be ruled out this far out. and especially the warm weather the next couple of days, it looks like the trough will hang around, into the end of february, and perhaps the first little bit of march. for the rest of day, today, though, temperatures we have already broken the high temperature in south hill. generally low to mid-50s across the area. 56 in the area. and 52 in raleigh. and 51 in rocky mount and we are looking the last half hour and the next few day, pretty good and chillier tomorrow and with cooler air settling in and an overnight low of 30. and upper twefnts tomorrow night and we can't put the plants out quite yet, and for friday afternoon, put the plants out and it looks like it will be rather pleasant for

reporter: in the democratic race hillary clinton and bernie sanders are trying to appeal to african north americans who mate up half of the vote. something is fundamentally voted. when african-americans are arrested and sentenced to longer prison terms for doing the same things as a white does. eric garner, the man that die after being out in a choking ad. an ad was recorded. >> we need a president that will do more than talk about it. >> reporter: in the political ad world, the most talk is about two other ads mostly bit the sanders campaign. first, beet box with the music of simon and garfunkel racked up 3 million hits on youtube >>> that ad has been praised by republican candidates, including jed bush. >> the second sanders ad going viral features the faces of his spores. >> when we stand -- supporters. >> when we stand together and demand the country work for all of us rather than the few, we will transfer america, and that is what the campaign is about. bringing people together. >> in south carolina, the messengers are impossible to miss. to help us break it down is a professor of political sc

the film earning an estimated 55-million dollars-- brining it's north american haul to million. and coming in third was the faith based drama "rsen" starernticket sales. still to come-- karla with have another look at your forecast. news, where you ask. at 7 -- america's funniest home video's at 8 -- the wonderful world of disney celebrates disneyland at 60! at 10 -- shark tank at 11 -- 13 action news thank you for joining us... we'll be back for 13 action news live at 6. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." a big victory and a big name, calling it quits. the new look of the presidential race tonight. >>> trump takeover. the billionaire businessman, winning in south carolina. his second primary in a row. >> when you win, it's beautiful. the heated battle for second place. >>> cooling the bern. hillary clinton taking the momentum back from bernie sanders. >> is this a great night or what? >> sanders vowing to go on. >> one of the great political upsets in the history of the united states. >>> shooting spree. the deadly rampage, terrorizing a city. an uber driver under arrest. ton

not only did "kung fu panda three" dominate north american theaters in its debut weekend... it also set a record overseas. overseas.the movie... starring jack black... also topped the box office in china, where the series takes place.the animated feature earned 41- million dollars.however... it's the lowest opening for the franchise yet. fans of *harry potter* creator j-k rowling are rejoicing over this new behind-the-scenes featurette for "fantastic the magical adventure is the first film the "harry potter" creator has written directly for the screen.it stars oscar winner eddie redmayne and hits theaters in november. jetblue is making a major makeover to its airplanes... and they say they want you to feel at home. home.the compays says its adding reclinable headrests... a -quote- "patented comfort suspension system"... and blue l-e-d lighting to its airbus a-320 cabins.you'll also find gate to gate wifi... h-d-t-v's and power outlets for every seat.but if you want to grab one... you'll have to travel to cleveland.that's the closest jetblue gets to the tri-state. in case you

the north american international toy fair is going on in new york city. >> sonni: fox checked out the cool stuff that could end up on store shelves. >> when i was a kid, i made tents out of blankets, pillows, couch cushions but certainly nothing like this. check out this food truck tent, just one of the many items on display at toy fair 2016. hundreds of toy companies, hundreds of thousands of toys, sprawling across an area the size of seven football fields. this is video game meets drones. really every boy's fantasy and dream come true. >> from the sky vice presidenter hover racer to this smart car. >> it goes like really fast. >> silicon valley is taking over toys this year, both interact with your smartphone. at 600 bucks, the cart is not controls may be priceless. >> so we have a mobile app that allows the parent to basically supervise remotely while their child is having a blast in the cart. >> one of the hottest toys this year, if you have a little girl, i don't have to tell you. >> new for this year is going to be the first ever doll so kids with play with shopkins and have the

.>> reporter: this is the north american toy fair, the largest convention of its kind. for more than 30,000 toy makers and vendors.>> it's amazing the toys are going off the shelves fast.>> reporter: companies are unveiling their newest gadgets and playthings. us toy sales grew nearly 7% last year to over $19 billion. experts hope 2016 product lineup will keep that momentum going. >> a lot of innovation, traditional clay coming back, licensing being strong. we'll see a few years of good growth.>> reporter: star wars companies benefiting from the company. lego sales have searched and should carry into 2016.>> we are building our own licensing story. the same with superheroes. there is no doubt the importance of star wars in the toy industry is increasing.>> reporter: licensing up -- ticket -- accounts for 45% of the industry's sales.>>> i know i will be buy -- buying some of those toys. >> just some, right? >>> we have had sunshine. we had a cooler start, but the long-term is looking pretty good. >> if we could just fast forward to saturday when the do that. today it is