this presented on january 14th, 1963.hat happens in the inaugural speech, george wallace hires a new speech writer and carter is a very hard line segregationist. he's a man that has ties to violent organizations. he has ties to the clan and he's very extreme and hard line when it comes to segregation. >> so, this was the moment where george wallace makes his statement that it is mostly well known for. >> let us rise and of our practice team. in the name of the greatest people that ever thought this earth, i draw the line in the dust. lets face segregation now and tomorrow and segregation forever. [ applause ] >> just a few months after he gives is inaugural address, things begin to heat up as far as civil rights in alabama in spring of 1963 and moving into the summer. so george wallace finds sort of a natural person to have the state's national rights debate with. and so what's happening is the kennedy's becoming involved in conversations with george wallace beginning of april of 1963. they're very concerned of what's goi

that is presented on january 14th, 1963. and what happens with the inaugural speech, george wallace actually hires a new speechwriter named esa carter and esa carter is a hard-line segregationist. he is a man that is -- has ties to very violent organizations. he has ties to the klan. and he's very extreme and hard-line when it comes to segregation. so this is the moment where george wallace, you know, makes his statement that is probably most well known for. >> let us rise to the -- that is in us, and send our -- in the name of the greatest people that have ever trudged this earth. segregation now, segregation tomorrow, and segregation forever. >> just a few months after wallace gives his influential inaugural address, things begin to heat up as far as civil rights in alabama. in the spring of 1963 and moving into the summer. and so george wallace finds sort of a natural person to have this state's rights national rights debate with in the form of john f. kennedy and robert kennedy. the kennedys become involved in conversati

this is his first inaugural address that he presented on january 14th, 1963. so this is the moment where we really see his first stance as sort of a hard-line segregationist, and where we start to see this rhetoric that is going to make him a notable figure, not only in alabama politics, but in national politics. >> elections in d.c. is disgusting and revealing. we will not sacrifice our children to any such school system and you can write that down. >> so when we look at george wallace's 1958 inaugural campaign, we actually see a really interesting shift that happens after 1958. so in 1958, he runs for governor against john patterson. and in his first gubernatorial election, george wallace actually runs as a racial moderate. so he still is supporting segregation, but he's arguing against klan violence, he's arguing against this hard entrenched segregation that is holding the state back. and he actually says in one of his filmed campaign speeches in 1958, to paraphrase, he says, if i'm not a man that can treat a man fairly regardless of his color, i'm not the

and that each year, he worked on the mantel only on january 8th, which is the anniversary of the battle, and for the 25th anniversary, he presented it to jackson. so it's been here since 1840. and it's moved around the house at different times. we think the dining room is the appropriate place, but it was made out of hickory because jackson's nickname was old hickory. to me, the two most significant rooms in the house are jackson's bedroom and his adjoining library. to me, that's the beating heart of the house. the library was really a political epicenter, if you will, even though we're 800 or 900 miles from washington. in his retirement years, jackson never really wanted to give up being president, so from that room, he is continually firing off letters to subsequent presidents and to people in congress who supported him to make sure that they were following through on policies or laws that he had pushed through while he was president. jackson's popularity was so great that if you had jackson endorsing you to run for president or run for any elected office, or to get a bill passed and

and iran settled the claims on january 17 one day after the iranian nuclear deal was implemented. >> they are face a lot of questions about that. 4:40 a.m. investigators in phoenix are looking for the serial killer. >> reporter: it's beautiful around the region, 56 the cool and comfortable low. this changes starting tomorrow and saturday. i'll have the details and the weekend call coming up. >> elevated bacterial levels in several river fronts and bay beaches haves forced officials to issue a warning in ocean county. larvae let, island heights and summit avenue swimming area in highland heights. state officials are concerned swimmers could get sick. that's a lot of places there. >> reporter: let's turn to david murphy. yesterday it was lovely. >> reporter: today is going to be a repeat. you're going to like it. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows we're dry, stepping outside we have sky6 live hd there's the parking lot at the airport. they will fill it up over the next couple of hours. temperatures, 66 degrees. dewpoint, 61 degrees. winds light at 3 miles per hour. taking a look at

now, on january 31st, 2015, obama and hillary clinton's dreamer decided to go on a shooting spree and shot four people, and he didn't care what color they were, black, brown, and white were shot that night. two of the four were murdered, and one was my son. and as the illegal drove by, he shot into the passenger side. my son was sitting at a red light waiting for it to turn green. he was less than a mile from his home. >> thank you. are you okay? >> yes. >> are you sure? are you all right? all right. we love you. go ahead. >> i just want to say that the illegal alien that killed my son had been deported four times. he was a known gang member, burglary, assault, and on his third deportation when he came back in, he went to federal prison, assaulted a man, and was supposed to get an extended 20-year mandatory sentence. the united states government gave him a plea bargain to five years, and they would have even given him half of his sentence, my son would still be here today. with all of that background, they gave him the minimum sentence. [ crowd booing ] >>> we're going to come back. b

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on january 15th it was still a designated terrorist organization.nuary 16th it was no longer, it was no longer designated, it was de-listed by the treasury, and on the following day executives from iran air were involved in the facilitation of that payment of $400 million. it's unclear whether it was an iranian, an iran airplane that was the unmarked cargo plane in question, but we know that they were involved in this transaction. this is important because it certainly suggests that the administration was talking to iran air before it was de-listed, in other words, when it was still a terrorist organization. it's also worth noting that the obama justice department has identified iran air back as far as 2009 as the facilitator of transfers of ied parts to iraq. and, of course, we know that 196 american servicemen were killed, many more injured as a result of iranian-made ieds. jenna: how difficult is it to de-list somebody from a list at the treasury that's designating them a terrorist organization? does it just happen in a 24-hour time? >> no, it do

were talking about 12 weekends starting on january 7, holidays. one trip out in the morning and one trip back in the afternoon. that only really allows for 500 of these tickets of 13,000 total one way. i spoke to someone from amtrak a few minutes ago and they say they expect sales to be strong this morning but they don't have exact numbers as of just yet. if you want to buy your tickets, we have a link on our website www.thedenverchannel.com. reporting at union station, jason grue not winter yet. labor day weekend is just about here and we have some good news foo travelers. what you can expect to pay for gas. >>> plus, we all hate those pricey plann tickets but now you may be able to get them with a new kind of payment plan. it sounds legitimate but there is a catch. >>> just coming off the e. coli outbreak, now thousands of chipotle employees are suing the company. why they say they were cheated out of money. >>> it is now 11:40 am and it is nice right now. for the kids tomorrow, as you expecting low 60s in the morning at ow 80s by the time they h

we asked him, even though his authority would be eliminated as of noon on january 20, we asked him to stick around, be there for advice and someone for secretary napolitano as she takes the reins. it turned out to be important because there was a threat on inauguration day. it turned out -- a credible threat. it turned out not to be an actual threat, an actual incident. but there was credible intelligence suggesting an attack at the inauguration itself on the mall. josh bolten in that conversation joined by matt mclarty, president bill clinton's chief of staff. all of that tonight at 8:00 on c-span. sunday night on q&a, kristin rayfield, a documentary film instructor talks about his students award-winning documentaries, some of which a grand prize winners and our annual student competition. he teaches at jenks high school in jenks, oklahoma. >> i will not look at something not very good and say, that is nice. you did a nice job of that. i will say what is not working? eventually every single one of my kids makes it better peace than they did in the beginning. and eventually the kids w

the ordinance would boost the minimum wage by a dollar an hour starting on january first. the next two years it would also go up by a dollar an hour, finally putting the one minimum wage worker told us the decision means a lot for low income earners. " we will be able to go to the grocery store, get the food that you need, no y want you'll be able to clothe your kids better " the supervisors have to approve two more readings of the minimum wage increase to make it official. today's only "no" vote came from supervisor john harris who says he's hearing concerns from small senator chuck grassley has launched his first ads in this campaign cycle. it claims he has the best u-s senate attendance record. we put the ad through the t-v nine and gazette fact checker... next here on t-v senator chuck grassley says he has the best attendance record in the u-s senate. is facing democratic challenger patty judge, in a race that some polls show is getting tighter. in an ad the grassley campaign is now airing, the senator touts his attendance. the kcrg and gazette fact checker team looked

police say on january 3rd, their son, jeremiah horsley, was playing with a handgun when it went off, wounding him in his jaw. he was only 2 at the time. a helicopter flew him to uihc for treatment. both harris and horsely still have upcoming trials on several state a federal judge in iowa refused to issue a restraining order for dakota access. the texas based company wanted one against two organizations who are protesting the bakken oil pipeline. in her order, the judge said dakota access did not prove there's an immediate risk of injury or damage. protesters are upset they lost land because of eminent domain, and fear what the pipeline could do to the environment. it will cross 18 iowa counties as it moves oil from noth dakota to hearing for friday for more consideration on the issue. about 100 people plan to peacefully protest a pipeline construction site in central iowa today. an anti-pipeline protest leader says people will gather in boone. governor terry branstad is calling on law enforcement to stop any more vandalism to the pipeline. he has asked the iowa state patrol to help

day on january 16th, 2017. >>> tonight on ktvu plus could be the final game of the baseball career of alex rodriguez. the new york yankees plan to release him after the game. he's hit 696 home runs in his career but it's been tainted with the use of performance enhancing drugs. coverage starts at 4:00 this afternoon on ktvu plus. but rain is on the forecast in new york. >> a-rod was one of my favorite players. >> oh yeah. >>> yes, there's an issue on vasco road, sal? >> yes, i was just looking at the latest. it looks like there's a car that ran into a power pole. we can go to the maps near the tracy commute there. there was a car that took out power lines and now the crews have to fix that before they get traffic going again on vasco road. if this is your commute, you need to give yourself plenty of extra time because there's a detour in place. do not use vasco road heading into livermore because of this. i want to mention the roads nearby are getting crowded and you can see westbound 580 on the tracy commute is slow coming through the area. the thing i just mentioned on vasco doesn't

the state department had announced the settlement terms on january 17th. that was one day after the americans were freed, but it says the money was part of a larger sum owed to iran over a failed arms deal dating back to 1979. >> the military equipment as it relates to this $400 million was 1979 because the shah of iran was overthrown. >> secretary of state had said while the two were not directly related, he believed the diplomatic process was eased cue to the nuclear talks. >>> the cdc expanded its travel warnings into the caribbean today. kerry sanders in miami where people are taking ext kerry? >> reporter: natalie, it's all about making sure that you are vigilant. that means using bug spray. and we have seen lots of people out here using repellant, wearing long sleeves, and it is 91 degrees. they're also doing what we have seen now for day in and day out. it continues anew every morning and that is the spraying. as they're spraying, we have one little piece of good news today and that is that there are no forward. it stands at 15. number 15 may have be

compressed on january 8 and in the 2017 inauguration. good morning. i wonder if these people coming in to office are briefed and told which server to use, especially at the secretarial level, both in private and , communicating between secretarial levels. question is terrific and spot on in underlying a critical issue. the two critical elements are who you picked to be in the leadership position and how you prepare those people. transitional efforts have focused on the picking peace and i would argue we haven't always done the best job with that. actually one part of our larger project is a whole curriculum for political employee tease -- for political employee tease -- political appointees. you have those 4000 political appointees and 2 million career civil service. that is part of what we are trying to do. you need to prepare your people. torque knowledgeably and collectively. host: you may have answered this question, what is the most important factor for a smooth and complete transition? guest: i think the answer is all of the above and picking on

on helping solve cold cases. bruce bennett was just 27 when he was murdered inside his hooe in january 1984. the killer also killed his wife and one of their children. police recovered a knife, but never found the murderer. this is a grisly case that still haunts aurora. using new dna technology, two sketch t right there have been created. they give us an idea of what the killer looked like then as well as what he wouud look like possibly today. the family says if anyone nows anything, they need to come forward. >> you have to take responsibility for everything you do in life. and avoiding making a commitment r coming out with something you know is important is just as bad as telling a using this new technology. >>> everyone loves the broncos, except a couple of raiders fans, i guess. police say these two guys took it too far. police say these two stole a camp. police say what helmet was taking. >>> broncos are getting ready for their third preseason game of the year, hosting the l.a. rams saturday night. kickoff at 7:00 p.m. jason gruenauer joins us with which players to look out for. >> rep

the first train departs on january 7, reporting in winter park, mark boyle. >>> when you are out and about, you should be thinking about using extra skin care.>> a new wrinkle ranking shows that we are more prone to getting according to he skincare 2016 this, denver is the second most wrinkle prone city in america. at this altitude ware close to the sun. we get more uv rays second damaged skin. for some reason, philadelphia is the most wrinkle prone. and san jose california was the least.>> there as well. here in colorado, you go to the match were closer to the sun. get out the sunscreen and keep the wrinkles and sun damage away. we've had lots of cloud cover and rain moving to the area. it has moved out to the east. check out pikes peak. a layer of snow here from this afternoon. we also have snow up at loveland ski area as well. just a few flakes mixed in with the rain. it looks like we will have more tonight, rain and mountain snow as well. with a moisture making its way through colorado, that is what we are going to expected this first batch of rain came to earlier this evening, i

amtrak is begins operation on january 7th through march 26th. the decision to bring it back was partly based on a test run last year. >> it was a huge success. it was minutes or hours and we felt on the basis of what we learned from that test as well as the demand, the very strong demand that we saw at the time that we could be confident coming into this that we could operate this service successfully on a seasonal >> it will leave at 7:00 and return after the slopes close. tickets go on sale tuesday, starting at $39. good chance it's going to sell out fast. if you'd like more information visit our website at 9news.com. >>> the executives at epi pen maker mylan heard people who were not too happy about their price increases. the drug maker said it plans to boost access to the epi pen auto injector that people with certain conditions need. the news comes after mylan came under price increase over the past decade. mylan is re deucing cost through a use of a savings card that patients can get. patients who have previously paid full rate they will ha

situation of vietnam will be and what the next president of the united states takes that oath of office on january 20th, 1969, but every heart in america praised that by then, we shall have reached a cease-fire in all vietnam and negotiations towards a durable peace. [ applause ] meanwhile as citizens, a candidate and vice president, i pledge to you and to my fellow americans, that i shall do everything within my power, within the limits of my capacity and the ability to aid and negotiations to bring a prompt end to this war. [ applause ] not all of our lives and uncertainty and challenge and apparrel. the words of the challenge today and yes. the words of john to you and me and prosperity >> last week, we witnessed once again in czechosolvakia by force and brutal power to hold that will change but in eastern europe, elsewhere, the old area will surely end and there as here of a new day will dawn. we must go far of where we have been, the containment of communication. beyond the emphasis of differences to dialogue. beyond fear to hope, we must pause those remaining barriers of suspicion and despai

. >>> on january 16, i was hit by a car going 30 or 40 miles an hour. blacked out at the scene. orbital real estateon rea area. >> from what i hear my face was oit will rated. >> reporter: dr. pritchard came up with a game plan to use 3d printing technology to create a new piece of reynold's skull. late is taking a high resolution scat scan ocat scan of the headl and developing a piece that in the missing area. >> reporter: after weeks of recovery and multiple surgeries, reynolds says he feels great and reminder of an accident that could have been a whole lot worse. >> the fact he could turn myself in to what i am now to what i was before is astonishing. >> reporter: ty brennan, fox 10 news. >> it didn't look like he got into an accident. >>> it seems like a normal day at the salon. these hairstylists are donating their proceeds. to. >>> changes are coming as we make our way flu th through thee of the week. reporter: the best turnout ever for the red, white practice. tyrann mathieu connects with kids and kurt warner gives us his take on the cards' season. the d-backs go for a se

they waited until the americans left iran on january 17th before handing over the money. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >> the state department maintains that money was owed back to i kwipt deal made with the former shaw before he was over throwed in the 1970s. >>> denver police want to talk to these two women about an attempted murder. they believe the women have information on a shooting outside of an aurora 7-eleven in may. no one was hurt, but investigators linked the weapons used to unsolved violent crimes in the metro ya -- >>> a war is responsible for the deaths of 400,000 people. rick salinger talked with the man from the city of aleppo where this boy was injured. >> they're images that make this touch hearts. 5-year old was taken away from a building. this boy is not crying or perhaps part of it what happened to him is apart of the daily routine. we reached a syrian man from the media center. >> these pictures are so moving that i understand this is not common. >> this is very common. this specific photo or video was viral. it's something we're used to, to be

they tell us on january 21 they were in communication with the hospital social worker who was supposed to be watching her. dcs said they responded to the complaint she made the day saying quote the dcs specialist called banner desert at 832 p.m. to inquire about the status and care she was receiving. it is importan medical facilities to there would be no investigation of the hospital in question. dcs staff was in communication with the hospital regarding to the child's knee. dcs pointing to the hospital, the hospital is in talking and no one is acknowledging fault here. cynthia is next step may be a lawsuit. >> if those allegations are true it is outrageous. >>> hot headlines developing a 5:00. >> the first involves one of the most iconic landmarks in earlier, the maricopa county stadium board of directors voted 5-0 to move ahead with talks on selling chase field for $60 million. will they keep the arizona diamondbacks in the facility in the future? exploring the answer ahead on 12 news at 6:00. >>> 38 -year-old john bronfman arrested, accused of having pornographic photos and videos o

state department officials say they waited until the americans left iran on january 17th before handing over that money. >>> many republicans say this is clearly a ransom payment to a state's sponsor of terrorism and accuse president obama of lying now. a few weeks ago, the president insisted the u.s. doesn't pay for ransoms. >>> all right, let's turn to traffic and weather every 10 minutes on the fours. here's chris >> good morning. one surge of cooler air come in yesterday. we'll get one more surge from this disturbance up here in wyoming. there's chilly air up there. look at this on radar. good snow outside of sheridan, wyoming this morning. it would be interesting to see once the daylight comes up, if we can get pictures. south western colorado, you have missed this. clear skies. 51 from rhonda palmer. it is cool in the metro 40s the higher terrain of our foothills. hanging onto 61 in lewisville. for this afternoon, just anticipate more clouds than sunshine. that's one given and much cooler temperatures will struggle into the lower 70s. we'll get showers and storms as the next surge

it will shut down on january 2 so you have time. it will come back as a guardians of the galaxy themed attraction. >> that's too bad i love that scary. >> that is at the california park right. >> the one in orhando at disney world. >> i never been to that one. >> same ride. >> same ride great. we have storms out this for today too. so we will watch that very closely and they will pop and good shot for scattered storms today and thursday and friday and i remember if you hear thunder go indoors it's dangerous. and we clear up the weekend. >>12 news is always on 12 news.com and favorite social media app. >> thanks for watching. >>> hello, and welcome toarizona mid dough i am your host -- midday i am your host destry jet on naoeum jan d'atri. >> that is special edition focusing on the best cookies. >> we are so excited about this chocolate chips and ghiewten free which everybody wants and no bake -- gluten free which everybody wants and no bake. >> and we are going to kick things off with something you will want to wake up to. can you ha

the odd thing, erin, the odd thing is why the press didn't follow up on this early back in january on david sanger who is a world-renowned journalist, a very good journalist reported in "the new york times" that we had agreed to give them the $400 million plus interest and 1.3, 1.7 in all on the very day the people were released and he printed that in the newspaper and nobody noticed it. it's odd and it's suddenly now come back into play and i think it's a proper subject for republicans to raise. absolutely proper. >> well, thank you very much, david gergen and if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it is a duck. the number of americans infected with zika is rising. our report on jeanne moos on a team who has figured out how to make money off this year's presidential race. ♪ ♪ only those who dare drive the world forward. introducing the first-ever cadillac ct6. be overwhelming and complicated. that's why at cancer treatment centers of america, every patient gets their own care manager, to coordinate every aspect of their care. it's a long journey, its very complicated and we

. >>> jimmy fallon has been announced as the host of the golden globes coming up on nbc on january 8th, he will be brilliant. let's head to new york where we're hanging with the suicide squad crew and margot robbie were on the red carpet for the high energy premiere. & ♪ >> what does data think of your breakkng bad looo with the and the bald head? >> i wanted to bring the outfit home so you lose the move. if you could give me a tattoo. i hope this is not like -- >> the suicide squad came to play and dressed to kill. will and scotty were suited up. jared leto in gucci. carolyn laveen in a $3,000 studded dress. >> it's like a uniform. >> oh, my god, it is a unicorn. >> who designed this dress? >> mcqueen. >> we have a little quiz to see how bad ass you really are, are you ready? >> all right. >> if you could lock up any cast member in the film and torture them, who would it be? >> i think secretly margot robbie. >> is it true you shaved your entire body for this role? >> i may or may n the joker is very harry character. >> the last time you went commando? >> probably two days ago or some

on january 17th, they were flown out of iran, the same day a plane load of cash was flown in. 2 weeks ago, president obama said this. >> we do no we didn't here and we won't in the future precisely because if we did, wield start encouraging americans to be targeteded >> reporter: >> reporter: other state department says the $400 million in iranian funds was held by the u.s. since a failed 19 '70s arms deal and a tribunal ruled they had to pay it back. >> given that iran wasn't completely trust worth nethe roop -- wouldn't have been urresponsible of us to hold not hold it up until we made sure we had our americans back. >> reporter: trump said obama lied. >> he said we don't pay ransom but we did. he lied about the hostages openly and blatantly. >> reporter: no comment from hillary clinton upjustice. after criticism about her family foundation accepting donations from foreign governments and at confirmed the clinton foundation will end that practice if she's elected in november. >>> trump dramatically changed his tone, admitting he's been wrong at times. >> sometimes in the heat of deb

if she nominates a controversial candidate on january 20th, that's the first six months. >> rose: sucked the air out of the other conversations. >> yes. there is a possibility if she goes to mitch mcconnell and says, let's make a deal, i'll give you merrick garland but you've got to push him through and not filibuster him. >> rose: right. or get my younger, more liberal nominee and we can fight it out. so i think she is going to have an interesting political dilemma, but there's a small matter she has to win the election. >> rose: of course, that's a big matter. but day by day -- >> if you had to bet, you would certainly bet -- >> rose: but we don't know and things could change in all those stories and all those things you have to say. but at the same time, how conservative is he? how moderate is he? how liberal is he is this. >> i would say he's about like stephen breyer. >> rose: centrist left? yes. >> rose: that's what hillary says she is. >> and so is president barack obama and elena kagan. sotomayor has turned out more left than center left. >> rose: is she the most liberal member o

both events happened on january 17. earlier this month, you will recall, president obama said it timing of the payments. >>> colorado incumbent senator michael bennett appears to have a comfortable lead over his challenger daryl glenn. bennett is beating the el paso county commissioner 54-38%. the poll shows party loyalty is trumping race, non-white voters are going the democratic way. 64-22%. though glenn is back, white voters are republicans are backing glenn. >>> the story keeps changing and the drama intensifies around ryan lock lochte and his account of what happened at a gas station in rio. sources within brazilian security says the four swimmers caused damage at the station. bathroom. a security guard seems to confront them. at one point in the video, the swimmers were sitting down. a law enforcement official says two security guards pointed guns at lochte and the swimmers. they would be charged with vandalism and lying about the incident. >>> it will be a lot cooler tomorrow. we will check back in with kathy. >>

located on bemis street and western avenue in sheboygan falls.back on january 26th-- three children died in a house fire.one child was able to escape. the parents were at church. parents were at to escape. the parents were at church.the maki family received a lot of support and they moved to another place close by. jon hoffman...the executive director for habitat for executive director jon hoffman...the is emotional for jon hoffman...the executive director for habitat for humanity.... he says its a tragedy the family has turned around to help another family in need. need.sot"what came to mind was their spirit and all that tragedy that they can see the blessing, the blessings that the community gave to them and recognized that and paid it papers were signed and the land was donated just because we are in awe and humbled and honored to be the stewards of the of this donation." donation."habitat for humanity in the meantime is looking for a family who will recieve the house that will be built here next summer.in sheboygan falls, jocelyne pruna, cbs58news. general mitchell airport unveiled a

situation in vietnam will be when the next president of the united states takes that oath of office on januaryh, 1969. but every heart in america prays that by then we shall have reached a cease-fire in all vietnam and be in serious negotiation towards a durable peace. meanwhile, as a citizen, a candidate, and vice president, i pledge to you and to my fellow americans that i shall do everything within my power, within the limits of my capacity and ability to aid the negotiations and to bring a prompt end to this war. [ applause ] not all of our lives in uncertainty and challenge and peril. the words of a prophet, yes. the words of a president, yes. the words of the challenge of today, yes. and the words of john kennedy to you and to me and to posterity. last week, we witness once again in czechoslovakia, the desperate attempt of tyranny to crush out the forces of liberalism by force and brutal power, to hold back change. but in eastern europe as elsewhere, the old era will surely end and there as here a new day will dawn. and to speed this day, we must go far beyond where we've been, beyond co

. >> say they waited until the americans had left iran on january 17th before handing over the money. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >> the state department maintains that money was owed back to iran from a military equipment deal with a former saud before his over throw in the 1970s. >>> americans are mourning the loss of joint chief of staff john. association press he died of natural causes last night surrounded by family. he had a 46-year military career and after he -- he worked with south vietnamese leader to reunite separated families and account for missing americans. he was 94-year old. >>> weather and traffic every 10 minutes on the fours. chris, we have big changes. >> and we have a fabulous moon shot. it yesterday morning, but full there. being given to us courtesy of our fabulous photographer eddie castro. we're cooler this morning. if you haven't stepped outside, you'll feel it. 50s across the metropolitan area. 40s in the foothills. lewisville, hanging tough at 60. you'll stay cool today. western slope, you did not feel this front. you're going to have the same weath

on january 20 -- [laughter] mr. bolten: we asked him to stick around for a day, and during inauguration day, he was in an off-site with the incoming secretary of homeland security in a control center where they could monitor all of the threat information and so on. we asked him, even though his authority would be eliminated as of noon on generate 20th, we asked them, stick around, be 20th, we askedry him, stick around. there was a threat on inauguration day. it turned out, a credible threat. it turned out not to be an actual threat, an actual incident. intelligencedible suggesting an attack at the inauguration itself on the mall, know, we were not perfectly prepared. i imagine if that had happened will be a lot better prepared than we were in we at least have thought about it, had talked peoplelks, and had our as well petitioned as we could under the circumstances -- well-positioned as we could under the circumstances. had both worked as prosecutors and knew each other very well. it was an easy discussion between th

pair of doubleheaders on january 7 -- and 14. >> we now know tom grady has at his four week suspension. today it was announced that he'll be the honorary captain at his alma mater, the university of michigan, on september 17, that's a saturday, when the wolverines play colorado, in the big house. more than 110,000 people will be at the game. tom brady will be the honorary captain trotting out. >> i'll have him give you a call. >> we're going to give you a moment to back pedal. >> want to take that o b >> i don't think so. it's the truth. i don't think it offends her at all. >> time will tell. you're a brave man. brave or foolish. i'm not sure which. harv: hello, maria. >> hello ed, hello heather. 5 investigates, with a deeper look at that july 3 party that resulted in two state officials getting suspended. the political operative who played house and the governor's this before heading out for your next -- new questions being raised about how safe -- really is. we'll see you then. >> the city that never sleeps stays awake to renew itself. the recently opened whitney museum. a natural sa

i want to bin by telling you a story. 50 years ago this year, on january the 31st 40 black sharecroppers took over in greene vit,s mississippi, these sharecroppers took over this air force base on the coldest day in history in mississippi history. and they did so because they were desperate. they did so because they had been evicted from plantation in delta and cry ares for help that have been taken to both state officials and to the white house had gone unanswered. when air force base commander approaches the group and tells them they'll be physically removed from the property, they present him with the list of demands. the 7th demand on that list was for the refunding of the child development group of mississippi head start program. i asked myself why on coldest days in mississippi history would destitute, u unemployed and homeless black adults make head start a preschool program one of their priorities. i stood out to answer that question in my book a chance for change, and i honestly believe that there are three important reasons why these sharecroppers believed that refunding the ch

. >>> starting on january 1, new rules that will be concerning their water conservation. coming up what those rules will mean for people who use so much water. >> later at 6:00, two men in their 70s and 80s assaulted and robbed in their bay area homes. how police said they tracked down the suspect. >>> they both spoke out today on the campaign trail. squeeze every nickel. >> it is time for you to come clean. relex the tax returns, explain your business interest. start telling the truth. >> he has scheduled a big speech on immigration in arizona tomorrow after admitting that he had, "softened his stance on the issue." the trump campaign insists that the issue on immigration has not changed. >>> the fbi is expected to release some of the findings from their investigation into hillary clinton and her use of the private e-mail server during her time as secretary of state. the fbi provided portions of the file after the year-long investigation into whether clinton and her top aides handle -- mishandled classified information. fbi director james comey described her actions as,

it was part of one big deal. >> since january, iranian authorities detained at least two more iranian american citizens. >> james rosen live at the state department. thank you. >>> and online opinion editor, senator rubio communications director and political consultant for fire house strategies. thank you for coming in. i want both of your reactions. admiral kirby speaking today said we don't pay ransom, this was not ransom. >> that's a stated policy, it is a good policy. you don't want a price on the head of every american overseas. you read reports that 400 million is transmitted to a government releasing hostages at the same time is deeply troubling. never mind the fact that iranian is one of the world's largest state sponsors of terrorism around the world. this is now used to fuel american death in syria and other places. it is troubling on many levels. >> is it that clear cut, why would we do this, if we have a policy against it, families in the past involved have talked about how they were pressured by different administrations not to move forward with anything that looked like