. >> i want russell martin for your vote.>> reporter: the first votes in the 2016 election will offer more than delegates. >> so, hillary!>> reporter: they will set the tone for the election. marvin miller showed up to the donald trump headquarters to help out. he's a registered democrat but plans to jump ship to vote for the republican front-runner. >> i just like the man and what he has done. everybody else, not so much. >> reporter: in the latest poll, trump all-day five-point sanders are neck and neck. political experts say this late in the game, volunteers should not be trying to change people's minds but making sure already committed voters actually show up on caucus night. >> it's not like you can absentee vote. you have to physically show up. >> i am campaigning for bernie sanders. 15,000 supporters spreading the sanders. he has als and says making -- vital again. >> one doorknocking at a time. >> reporter: and each campaign is fighting for one vote at a time. many candidates are already looking forward to new hampshire less than an hour ago, the university of new hampshire re

martin luther king, junior pday. p>>russell: for years links pbetween smoking marijuana and plower iq's. pa new report suggests something pelse may be to blame here. presearchers tracked test scores pand drug use in twins and found ot users didn't fair any worse pthan identical twins that didn't puse pot. pdoctors believe something else pis responsible for decreased pbrain power but they say it will ptake more studies to weed out pthe x factor. p>>laura: after nearly four pmonths and more than 1,000 pmiles, a group of endangered pbirds will reach their winter phome here in florida. psince 2001, a group called poperation migration has been pchaperoning cranes along the pwinter migrations. pgroup uses ultra light aircraft pto serve as the bird's parents. pend in -- just south of ptallahassee. pthey should land in their winter pnesting grounds today. poperation migration has helped pteach dozens of birds how to pmigrate. pthey've had a loft success so pfar but there are talks of pending the program. p>>russell: we've lost another

timothy russell and malissa williams died and six officers suspended without pay and a 13th officer retired last year. martin flask and the city created a job for him. dani carlson went to city hall to get some answers. >> it's been nearly two years since former public safety officer martin flask was reassigned to the nubilous position executive assistant for an appointment that came in the middle of calls for resignations and cleveland probe to the cleveland police department probe and investigation into officer actions during the deadly police chase where timothy russel and malissa williams were shot and killed and after the officer firings and suspensions and 2012 chase we didn't see flask in the room. city hall says he was in the back the entire time. >> today we put in the freedom of information act requests and asked the mayor's office to sit down for an interview and what flask has been doing and special projects he completed and what he is working on now. >> the response he got, the mayor's office declined to talk about it at this time and never told us where we could look and i turned to the city re

russell road will be your alternates during this closure. i will be reminding you about this all next week. /// ((sharie johnson)) > tomorrow.. you're invited to celebrate martin luther king junior day in downtown las vegas... for the 34-th annual m- l-k day parade. it starts at 10 a-m. the parade will run along fourth street from gass to stewart. there are close to 100 floats honoring king's life and legacy. if you're going to be in the area, be aware of road closures. we have them posted on our and i'll be there along with tedd florendo to emcee the parade./// sharie johnson > thanks for 8 news now thi ntary... you ruined my life. gun! woman: a blood clot got wedged in his right subclavian artery, he may never regain full use of the limb.

russell road will be your alternates during this closure. i will be reminding you about this all next week. /// sharie johnson > keeping the dream alive the valley event happening celebrations of martin luther king jr. day.... and what you need to know to have the best seat in the house./// now, nevada's first choice for it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by over a million small contributions, people like you who want to fight back. the truth is you can't change a corrupt system by taking its money. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message. ((sharie johnson)) > tomorrow you're invited to celebrate martin luther king junior day in downtown las vegas... for the 34-th annual m- l-k day parade. it starts at 10 a-m. the parade will run along fourth street from gass to stewart. there are close to 100 floats honoring king's life and legacy. if you're going to be in the area, be aware of road closures. we have them posted on our website -- las vegas now dot com. and i'll be there along with and tedd florendo to emcee the p

martin luther king junior day was celebrated across the nation. plus-- there's a lot of sweat, no tears, and the blood is definitely circulating. i'm terri russell, i'll take you to ride to recovery tonight at 5 and the search continues for a sugar bowl ski instructor who officials are still hopeful they will find him safe. a young football fan is getting the last laugh. he was bullied for being a huge seattle seahawks fan... growing up in the heart of carolina panthers territory. sunday-- he had an experience that would make any football fan jealous. seven-year-old ade lewis is a third generation seattle seahawks fanatic... but he had a big problem. ade lives in panther territory: charleston, south carolina. so when he started wearing his new green & blue hat to school every day, he got bullied by the other kids. his mom posted his picture on facebook last week. a smiling ade wearing his beloved seahawks cap. the post went viral... over 200-thousand likes and counting. coach pete carroll sent abe seahawks gear and tickets to the game in charlotte. "on thursday i asked him how are you going to deal with all the boo's today and he said im used to

, on this martin luther king day, a new generation of children are learning about king's dream today. the upper west side eighth graders took to the streets in king's honor. where shiba russell is here with more on that. >> at manhattan country school now in its 28 t year they plan everything. they pick the route for the frch, weate the spenches and choose the theme, which this year was inspired by dr. king's nobel peace prize acceptance speech. >> rep rter: singing freedom songs and toting signs of peace and equality. these eighth graders from manhattan country school could have slept in, taken the day off like others on this mlk day, but, instead, they bundled up, braced the freezing temperatures all to hawner the late martin luther king jr. >> we have merely redesigned it. >> reporutr: students' speeches on everything from gender and race to the prison system lined the three-hour march. four stops in upper manhattan including frederick douglas circle and harriet tubman statue. >> they found a clip from dr. truth will ultimately bring us peace. that idea of unarming the truth and looking beyond the misconception of the truth would really help us to move forward in terms of

russell: all right. plooking forward to it. psee you later. pit's 6:41. pacross america today, we pcelebrate the reverend pdr. martin luther king, junior. pthe third monday of january is pspent commemorating the life of pone of the great pioneers of the pcivil rights group. arades, marches, volunteer rojects were set to take place plegacy. pseveral parades are happening in pthe area today. pst. pete celebration starts at p7:30 this morning. p30th annual mlk leadership award pbreakfast. pit's at the coliseum. pannual drum major for justice pnational parade starts at 11:00. pdr. king street. pin tampa, parade starts at noon pat 15th street and 21st avenue pand then heads north along pdr. king boulevard. pit should wrap up around 3:30. p>>laura: for all those folks ptoday, the storms are over but pit looks like the cold is here pto stay. p>>russell: and lindsay will let pus know how cold it's going to pget for all of this. pand as oil prices continue to pfall, so does the price at the ump. p>>laura: it's a quiet start to pthe work week or maybe a pthree-day weekend for you for pthe martin luther king, junior pholidays. pit's not cold. pit'

russell: and the dream lives pon as america recognizes a civil prights pioneer. pwelcome to "good day." p>>laura: good morning. pit's monday, january 18. pdr. martin luther king day and ptoday. p>>lindsay: quiet forecast. pit sure is chilly. pit's going to get colder ptomorrow morning and wednesday pbeautiful sunrise. pthat's for sure. plakeland is at 45 degrees. pwinds lighter but by the bay, if pyou must be out to do some pboating, still breezy. p49 in st. pete with pnorth-northeast wind at 10. pwe dropped again. pit's 45 in tampa. p40 in brooksville. p45 in frost proof and 46 in psarasota so looking back at this ptime yesterday, these are big pchanges. p21 degrees cooler in st. pete. ptemperature trend is below paverage through wednesday. pthen late in the week, we bring pin warmth and then we watch some pthunderstorm chances creep back pin. pover the weekend, we had some pvery active weather sunday pmorning. ptwo people were killed in a pmobile home. pthese were ef 2 tornados, not pthe type we typically see in the ptornados, we may see them pfrequently during the winter pseason. plet's look at the cleanup from pthe awful storms. pi'll send it

martin luther king holiday as well. shot from southeast valley northwest. you can see we have cloud cover up there. skies still dark. 40 degrees russell and mountain visitta. winds light. humidity high. and barometer higher than it was yesterday at this time. and down in the strip. and out in the west valley, charleston, 215, cooler at 36. with breeze at six. and 38 at the downtown studios. 40 downtown henderson. 41 over in the mountains. as you can see 29 up on the mountain to 37 in pahrump. we have clouds coming in there christine. there will be sunshine today. but a lot of cloud cover. and that's going to keep our temperatures down. you can see moisture up in lincoln. moving through quickly. some snow showers. 56 today is about all she wrote with a light northwest wind. but this is the coolest of the next seven days. so nice some weather ahead. nice for the parade on monday. >> i was surprised yesterday. i walked out and thought i don't need a coat. >> weather: not bad. >> christine: we will look forward to the seven day. mgm takes a gamble with future on the las vegas strip n a few months you will have to pay to strip properties.

martin's george many say they have trouble falling or staying asleep. why common indication maymedications may not help as much as you think. >>> russell simmons is in our toyota's green room. plus how going vegan he says changed his life. that is ahead. . time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. >>> "usa today" reports on a show of force by the united states military following north korea's claim it tested a hydrogen bomb. on sunday the pentagon sent a b-52 bomber on a low level flight over south korea. >>> "the washington post" reports on wringringling brothers and barnum bailey retiring their elephant act. the animals will be permanently many cities and counties have passed anti-circus and anti-elephant ordinances. >>> michigan state police expected to begin delivery of water to residents in flint starting tomorrow. the city's drinking water was contaminated with lead when it switched the source to the flint river in 2014. last week, the governor declared a state of emergency there. state troops will now hand out water bottle and water filters. >>> a legal fight on an ad campaign that compares yogurt to danon and yoplai

russel honore, thank you so much. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> all right, new york city in the bull's-eye right now. an accumulation of 2 to 3 inches per hour. our martintan, right there at columbus circle. martin, we heard from the mayor of new york, who says everyone, all those people who are walking behind you, whether it be to throw snowballs or whether it's those who are actually try to get around, they all have to be off the streets, off the roads by 2:30. what's the response, so far, from people there? >> well, i mean, right now people have come up, because they have the opportunity to come up. but it's clear, the more time they spend out here, they made a bad decision. this weather in new york has transitioned dramatically from what the original forecast was. that's what the city officials and the governor are seeing. they see a astronomer that went from being a minor inconvenience to now potentially a very deadly consequence. that's why they're very quickly having to shift their plans and doing nit a dramatic way. as you point out, their travel ban going into effect. also some partial evacuations going on a