>>sabrina: steven king actually said that when we were speaking as well. now this palin endorsement this week. >>craig: mmhmm. >>sabrina: it was quite an interesting speech. it was all veve animated. how signinicant, though, do you think it was, do you think it was a cruz snub? what do you think about how much she can affect trump's campaign? >>craig: yeah. i think this s a, if you really pull, pull back and look at this i think it was significant because it changed the topic of the week where we were talking about new york to bring sarah palin out and we're not talking about that anymore. and then also this is someone who has really kinda fits the mold of ted cruz, soo the fact that shwent with trump over him, i think, does matter. i don't know how significant it is in the long run for people because donald trump has a brand that's, that's as big or bigger than sarah palin's so >>amanda: although standing next to her he actually looked very subdued i thought. (chuckling) >>amanda: do you think that >>craig: that's easy to do. >>amanda: yeah. do, do you th

p>>> steven king and john grisham ptogether on stage at state pcollege of florida. pthis time, though, his long time pfriend john was thereby by his pside. pthey raised $175,000. pi would have paid for a ticket pto see those two in the room ptogether. pthat's for sure. p>> would that not have been the pcoolest pcoolest thing to be at. pthe number of sellers between pthe two of them. p>> those two guys take up a pcouple of shelves in my pbookcase. pthe next time you're here pspeaking, call me. p>> he has a place. phe lives down south sarasota. p>> he lives full time up in pmaine. p>> he's enjoying this weather, pthen. p>> this is karabu in july. p>> the winter sky rarely pdisappoints. plook at this one. pthat's the one on my facebook age, you want to grab that. plog on when i'm done with the pweather cast and click on that. pa whole bunch of them coming in plately. pthat's of the beach. pgood stuff. pdon't forget, on this day, pjanuary 19th, 1977, it was cold ptoo, except the difference was pit was snowing on this day. p.2 inches of snow in tampa. pas a huge snow tha

i think the real nastiness of the attacks by our own congressman steven king and also by donald trump, that mexican the kind of real, almost hatred of spanish speaking find that very disturbing. i wish there were more voices in the republican party speaking out against that. i think the issue of islam and the american muslims is a different issue really. i don't think the middle east are really ... i think people are worried that some of them are going to be terrorists and they won't be good americans and so forth. the response to these forty thousand children and teenagers who showed up on the border as refugees from central american, this was horrifying to me. i think that if you want to talk about ethics or christianity, welcoming reregees, it seems to me to be a fundamental obligation of an ethical person. heather: we'll have to do another show on that. jeff: yeah, okay. heather: i'm going to pull this back around a little bit because one of the things that you about catholics was that idea of, can you as catholic hold certain areas in faith but still participate in civic discours

king. dr. reginald van stevens of the white rock baptist church gave the key note address. dr. king was assassinated in memphis, tennessee, in 1968. >>> pier 1 imports is recalling hundreds of thousands of swinging chairs in the united states and canada because of a fall hazard. the recall includes 276,000 of the swing osan chairs. through january 2010 through august of 2015 the suspension hardware can break or the stand contact peer 1 for a repair kit or return it for a full refund. >>> walmart is recalling 330,000 rival brand griddles because of a shock hazard. if you own one you could return it for a full refund. >>> the food is making me hungry though. >> 29 degrees now. this is a live picture from the raleigh-durham international airport. a quiet morning so far at the airport. very clear skies. that's another reason we're dealing with another cold morning. you can see the temperatures just updating as we speak. here's what you need to know as you plan your day, plenty of sunshine, 7:00 a.m. by noon we'll already be warmer than where we were yesterday with a temperature of 4

king jr. day parade is taking place downtown. ((brian loftus)) thousands are expected to attend. 8 news now reporter michael stevens is live near 4th and bridger. good morning michael? ((the dr. martin luther king jr. committee will be celebrating its 34th annual birthday parade. the committee was founded in november 1981 celebrating the legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. by keeping the dream alive. we cordially invite the las vegas community to join us in this celebration at the largest parade in the state of nevada. dream: "the movement continues." the parade will be held on monday, january 18, 2016 in downtown las vegas beginning at 10 a.m.)) can't catch the parade live... how can people catch it? ((micicael stevens)) brian, kirsten... cox cable... is taping the broadcast with out very own tedd florendo as hosts as well as sharie johnson. will be re- broadcast on a number of their channels starting this friday and will run through february 12th. demetria, how are the roads this morning? demetria obilor the fourth street parade route between gass and stewart will close ahead of the big event. expect that route to reopen in the

king holiday. live from 7 skyforce, i'm steven j. grey. here's lauren leap. >> traffic reporter: good morning. heightly travelled into the boca raton area an i-95 where eastbound travels and westbound looking good passing pine island. i-95 east, 12 minutes out of weston down to fort lauderdale-hollywood international airport exit near u.s. 1. that's 7 traffic. make it a great monday. >>> good monday morning, south florida. grab a sweater and jacket before heading out the door. it looks like the clouds are starting to thin out. that's a sign with tonight mostly clear sky, temperature readings could tumble even more. as far as your morningng commute, mostly dry with 56 degrees in miami, 62 in key west with the brisk breeze from the north up to 14 miles an hour in key west. gusts higher at times an we have rough seas for boaters. as should remain mostly dry with quiet weather. by the end of the week, temperature readings will gradually warm up. if your pla take you beach or boating, use caution with that north wind, seas are building two to three feet. s by p cane bay is a chop and are ranging be

king jr. day parade is taking place downtown. ((brian loftus)) thousands are expected to attend. 8 news now reporter michael stevens is live near 4th and bridger. good morning michael? ((the dr. martin luther king jr. committee will be celebrating its 34th annual birthday parade. the committee was founded in november 1981 celebrating the legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. by keeping the dream alive. we cordially invite the las vegas community to join us in this celebration at the largest parade in the state of nevada. this year's theme: living the dream: "the movement continues." the parade will be held on downtown las vegas beginning at 10 a.m.)) can't catch the parade live... how can people catch it? kirsten... cox cable... is taping the broadcast with out very own tedd florendo as hosts as well as sharie johnson. it will be re- broadcast on a number of their channels starting this friday and will run through february 12th. brian loftus > let's get a check of your commute. kirsten joyce demetria... how are things looking? demetria obilor < the mlk day parade will take place on fourth street between gass and stewart, so expect t

king, jr. comes to philadelphia for a conversation about the legacy of the civil rights leader. "eyewitness news" at jefferson alumni hall in center city. ambassador andrew young took the stage with dr. stevenlass company ceo of jefferson university and jefferson health. they discussed dr. king's values of compassion inclusion and service and how diversity is important to health care. >>> that's "eyewitness news" at noon. i'm erika von tiehl. for katie and all of us here thank you for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00 and we're always online at cbsphilly.com. >> the young and the restless is coming up next. have a great day. ♪ ♪ i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for shady brook farms®. we don't use growth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done. that's important to me. my name is glenn, and i'm an independent turkey farmer. (female announcer) shady brook farms®. no growth-promoting antibiotics, just honest, simple turkey. >> adam: hey. good morning. >> chelsea: yes, it is. >> adam: waking up next to you, it is. >> chelsea: i know. when i first opened my eyes and saw you, i was scared i was just dreaming... scared that i'd..

police say the driver struck 59- year-old steven lichner while he was crossing at the intersection of cedar lane and harrison avenue. notorious king pen. but no longer, joaquin guzman known around the world as "el chapo" back in custody tonight. tonight the dea updating its international wanted poster. now the big question, what to do with him. >> reporter: it the turns out the most wanted man with a $5 million bounty on his head was hiding in plain view. "el chapo" hold up in this hotel. his drug cartel lieutenants stashed in this modest house near by. inside an arsenal. sniper rifles, m16s, rocket propelled grenades. the shootout killed five cartel members. seven surviving. and then escorting him to a jet. his escape last spring a huge embarrassment for the mexican government, he had also escaped about 15 years ago. out of maximum security prison with a whole lot of help and a well crafted tunnel. custom made for his short frame. today mexico president enrique pena nieto tweeting out, mission accomplished, we have him. what to do with "el chapo" the justice department here wants him back in the u.s. in the worse way. he's respon

king day.. i'll let you know if you'll still need your heavier coats for your mlk holiday weekend./// ((michael stevens)) < michael stevens is talking about the dangers of coyotes > < welcome to a brighter morning, this is 8 newsnow with kirsten joyce, sherry swensk, demetria obilor and brian loftus > kirsten joyce > good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm kirsten joyce. brian loftus and i'm brian loftus. las vegas is paying tribute.. to celine dion's husband.. who passed away after a long

king is scheduled for sentencing this afternoon. a police officer in colorado springs is in the news today. the gazzete reports sergeant steven biscaro was arrested for assaulting a man during a traffic stop. two el paso county deputies also back up the claims. reports show biscaro kicked the man several times, yanked him out of the cruiser, and began choking him until deputies intervened. biscaro is on paid administrative leave. a longstanding investigation into more than two million gallons of water vanishing in el paso county, is over this morning. investigators were looking into how the city of calhan handled its water systems. a director of the ground water management district says that the gallons of water was pumped from wells that was documented as sold in 20-14. did it hurt him? did it help him? opinions about the noticably absent from it. trump was a no show - as promised. 9news reporter tarhonda thomas is here with more. let the pontificating begin! it has already begun. trump touting his own event, last night, as "much better" than the debate. while his rivals say-- it was the "best debate ever" without him. trump

king jr. day to avoid the commercialism of many other holidays. pieces. the family of killie and steven wilson sr. are gathering what's left from their home. the couple was killed by a tornado early sunday morning. though this was a difficult and emotional day, there was just a little bit of good news tonight. halley hypes is live out there to tell us about that. >> reporter: cynthia, we are learning that three of the five people who survived that hospital are out of the hospital, steven wigson jr., the son of the two victims and his two little boys are home. girls suffered more serious injuries and will need more time in the hospital. but their family is just grateful that they are alive tonight, seeing how far that sides of the road. they spent the day salvaging what they could fromicley and steven wilson sr.'s home. pictureses, articles of clothing, stuffed animals. family members are still processing what happened here when the ef-2 tornado tore through. neighbors say they were nice people, the type that would help you any way they could. even people who didn't know the wilsons pers

steven hammond say they don't support the militia's methods... and reported to prison peacefully today. brandi hitt -- abc news -- los angeles. desmond king's mom says he is coming back to iowa for his senior season. and c vivian stringer was back in iowa city tonight to face her old school. stay with your 24 hour is nothing official. desmond kings mom told a reporter tonight he is coming back. yvette powell told the daily iowan that her son is coming back for his senior season. king who won the thorpe award was second in the nation with with 8 picks and tied iowa's single season record. once again nothing official from desmond or iowa tonight. one other hawkeyes note former titan bj lowery signed with the broncos today. to hoops and some cool old pics...another homecoming for former iowa coach c vivian stringer tonight at carver hawkeye arena. and coach stringers rutgers team got off to a good start forcing 16 turnovers in the first and they scored 19 points off those turnovers and led 37-33 at the break... but iowa with a nice run to start the second half ally disterhoft with the nice move for the hoop harm to give iowa the lead. ally had

king. dr. reginald van stevens of round rock baptist church gave the keynote address. alyssa corfont is back with good morning. 34 degrees just as expected, now above freezing here in raleigh. airport. temperature elsewhere at freezing in henderson and south hill. 33 roxboro. around freezing in lillington. 55 today, well above yesterday. in the 50s tomorrow but a good chance of rain after lunchtime friday. most oflous be dry again by saturday. i do have an update on traffic. we were reporting on this earlier, accident on i-440 eastbound at wade avenue. now there's another one just down the street at i-40 eastbound and the wade avenue exit. this is causing a lot of delays. here's a live picture outside as we >>> this morning on "today's take," the oscar nominations are in. we have the stars, the surprises and the snubs. >>> you won't want to miss it hart and ice cube. >>> plus, jackpot. who are the lucky pinwinners of the largest lottery prize in world history? coming up now. >> announcer: from news, this is "today's take," with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist a

steven. >> and you know what, there were a lot of good kids at the parade today and adult and everybody remembering dr. martin luther king for all the good he has done for every one in the world and to see this is just a really imad example. especially for the kids. this is complete wreckless driving. and just to some people, i know a lot of people on the roadways feel like they've been terrorize thafd noon by people driving like main yaks. motorcycle elz and maniacs is what it looks like to me. >> lynn: steven, can you break out and show us more thvment seems like a smaller group or plaib just spread ut more. >> think they are getting tired. this is commercial boulevard hire as we continue southbound slowly but surely working our way back. but once again a long pall hall. this is at 30th. sorry about. that 31 avenue. this is still a substantial group. you know a lot were break down some were just leaving their biefnghtz i've seen a lot of, a few woman driving on theek biefnlgtz last year some fell off and have you everybody out here doing thvment look at this guy. no helmet and just driving like he is crazy. >> >> belke

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steven daniels was badly injured. the teenagers were walking along 421 when had happened. witnesses described the vehicle that hit them as a white truck. >>> the 36th annual martin luther king jr. triangle interfaith prayer breakfast happening now, this is a live picture from the sheraton imperial hotel at research triangle park. our parent company, capitol broadcasting, is a proud sponsor as we are every year. watch the event right now on www.wral.com and starting at 8:00 a.m. it will be broadcast on wral we will rebroadcast it coming up at noon on fox50. >>> a lot of offense for martin luther king jr. planned and some of them will be outside. you need to dress warmly. >> boy, do you. temperatures are pretty close to normal for this time of year but by the afternoon not going to put -- budge much. temperatures in the low to mid 30s with windchill making you feel like 20. it's pretty out there, though. at least we will have sunshine, the sky cam looking gorgeous over downtown raleigh. 28 in roxboro, town by town, 27 in southern pines, 29 fayetteville and in erwin. these temperatures are fairly close to normal. feels like 22 in roxboro and goldsboro. town by town and fayette

in the nation to offer classes on mac king shows us how they're trying to get the courses off the ground. >> right now we're at the model t stage. >> reporter: steven cohen teaches engineering technology at bergen county technical school and believes commercial drone use is still in its infancy. monday they celebrated the faa's administration to grant the school clearance to fly drones on campus. the president of the club hopes to work in civil engineering someday and expects his college's faa exemption to spawn drone innovation. >> it promises to be a multibillion dollar industry. >> they anticipate a future in which people fly drones in fields outside of photography and the military, positioning those who master the technology to revolutionize their >> precision ago >> i'm mac king, fox 5 news. dari: look at that. still to come, a surprising play of michael jackson. steve: the casting division that has diversity advocates scratching their heads. >> the answer is dari: so creative. collaborating with siri. more on the new trend taking over the internet. first, here's tonight's new york minute. >>> the reason why i got into the sport of boxing was

steven langdon. john has been reconciled with the church two years before magna carta maybe because of the invasion of england taken by the king of france. langston came back to england, and considering the way john treated him it is remarkable how even-handed archbishop langdon managed to remain during the negotiation. langdon was an extraordinary man we don't often think of when we are talking about magna carta but we should. he was a great theologian, a star lecturer at the university of paris who had ridden extensively and deeply about the nature of kingship and the responsibility of when the prince became a tyrant, he had written about all of this, divided the bible into chapters we still used today. this was a real intellectual figure of the thirteenth century. he was remarkably even-handed during the process of negotiation. he obeyed his pastoral duties to reconcile the kingdom. we know from draft documents that feet agreement that became magna carta was the product of a lot of horsetrading in committee mediated by langdon and the matters they were discussing ranged from the very broad, the very general, the very philos

stevens had a repair man while her husband was overseas. as a gift, he charged $1 billiobillio-- $1. >> and the bad, a plane forced to land. >> and a trial over a botched king its beard was knocked off in 2014, then glued on and left with scratches. the workers are being charged with gross negligence. >>> time for your "brew on this." a girl's basketball team in minnesota will not be finishing the season because they were kicked out for being too good. >> we wanted to know, is the league leveling the playing field or just punishing good players? your comments were overwhelmingly -- if you can imagine -- in favor of the players. >> sabrina says, the girls worked really hard. they're an amazing grcexample t other kids. to tell them they're too good, ridiculous to tell children. >> absolutely punishing good players, so tired of the -- his word -- wussiification indock tringz. -- indoctrination." >> and then, "when are we as a country going to stop celebrating mediocrity?" >> thank you very much. hope you have a great day. >> yeah, guys. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> bye. >>> hi, friends. good morning, it is monday, the 25th of january, 2016. i'm anna ko

stevens, our ambassador was killed along with three others. >> that's right. and after isis overtook much of iraq. he did the same thing. >> he talked about, he quoted dr. martin luther king, saying we need to feel the fierce urgency of now, saying we just can't wait. that's why he has to do it himself. >> that's exactly right. but again, he doesn't seem to have that fierce urgency of now when it comes to defeating isis. you just reported what is happening in afghanistan today. he doesn't seem to have a fierce urgency when it comes to defeating the taliban. his own former secretary of defense robert gates said he didn't believe in his own strategy. >> what about he says the majority of americans agree with him. i mean, he is pointing to the polls as justification. >> on guns, yes. he does say that. but the truth is, that's not quite right there. was an abc news poll that came out that showed 63% of americans say that the reason for these mass shootings is the lack of treatment for mental health. and only 23% say it's lack of gun laws. so that's not the case. you know what? 64% of americans think he doesn't have a fierce urgency of now when it comes to fighting icy, includ

king who is trampling on the second amendment. >>> happening today, the suffolk county man dubbed the red light robin hood will appear in court today. steven ruth is charged with tampering with red light cameras at least four times in ronkonkoma. the 42-year-old was slapped with nine red light camera tickets when he decided to do what he calls a public service. in august the 42-year-old sent a man on facebook instructing the public how they can make red light cameras useless by tilting them up. >>> a police sergeant from new jersey was promoted to lieutenant yesterday despite allegations that he was on but off the job. video surfaced and shows the officer repeatedly visiting one place when he's supposed to be working. >> christine sloan has the story from perth amboy. >>reporter: kurt jimenez shows flowers and then food in a nypd police cruiser over a nine- month period. >> the video essentially depicts the officer detective jim enez arriving at a place that is out of the jurisdiction in woodbridge, new jersey, during work hours essentially. >>reporter: attorney daniel gonzalez represents clients, jimenez testified against in court. he say