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. >> these changes are a step in the right direction but the problem is bigger than theed a my. it's the industry as a whole. >> now stars are speaking out. two-time oscar nominee viola davis said is problem is not the oscars, it's with hollywood moving making system. >> stephen galwayloway says theed a mycan only move as fast as the >> the academy's hands are tied. >> meaning real change may a few episodes away. nbc news, los angeles spl. >> we'll have to wait and see hugh that shapes up. >>> time right now is 6:24. still ahead, we're taking a live look at baltimore this morning where the snow is coming down. that monster storm is bearing down on our nation's midsection. the effects being felt right here at home. and erica you're going to have dettls on this. >> i definitely will coming up. >>> jamie guirola, you've got to a w >>> and right now we are keeping a close eye on the winter storm that is threatening the mid atlantic. here's a live look at our nation's capital this morning where it is snowing and it's expected to get the brunt of the winter storm. good morning, it's s

courthouse >> can >> rob: the democrats got the night off, they will be back on the stage on sunday. theed republicans will go aat it >> tonight we wait, wait for those three thuk luky winner of the last night aspower ball. one winner is from california, one from tennessee, one fwr florida. several others became millionaires millionaires. one one of those winners is a woman who works in at he bay. >> i spend most of the night wake up everybody in the house. rechecking number. >> cammy: she is actually from update state new york, she was in town visited family. get think, the first thing she did after sthee shooe won, she donated blood. >> rob: and she the little gidy about it. >> still to come, the bengals season is over, but another one >> rob: and they say you can't teach an old dog new tricks but new best friend. >> rob: big day in but ler county today. every student can get health care with our without smurns >> reporter: instead of leaving work and potentially losing money to take your child to the doctor it can be done during school. fair field students parents and district employees

and canada but renounced his canadian citizenship in 2014 and post theed the letter online. >> as senator marco rubio tries to expand his popularity in iowa, he has a new television commercial. it comes out this weekend. it says rubio shares their desire to accept the free gift of salvation offered by jesus christ. political analysts say the commercial is to forge stronger ties to christian conservatives, with senator cruz or ben carson. >> former new mexico governor gary johnson announces he will run for president as a lib tearian. he was the libertarian presidential nominee. johnson said america's debt is the biggest issue facing the country. he calls himself a fiscal conservative and social liberal. johnson is a self-made millionaire who most recently served as the president and ceo of marijuana marketing and distribution company. >> news 13 investigate cybermonday shopping on the taxpayers dime. the monday after thanksgiving is one of the busiest shopping days for online companies like amazon.com. many private companies ban online shopping at work. we wanted to know if the same rules

open theed door to travel and commerce. positioned oursees to improve the lives of the cuban people. [applause]. chamber there as people applaud the end of the speech and first lady michelle obama box seat on the right it was left empty as symbolic gesture to those killed in gun violence. south carolina governor hailey the daughter of indian immigrant the third consecutive woman to give the republican response to the state of the union speech. >> barack obama election as president 7 years ago broke historic barriers and inspired millions of americans. as he did when he first ran for office, tonight president obama spoke eloquently about grand things. he's at his best when he does that. unfortunately the president's record has often fallen far short of his soaring words. >>reporter: and despite the saga involving those 10 u.s. sailors being detained in iran the e president made no mention of them in his speech sticking to it as written. we have much more on that coming up at 11. robin simmons 7 news night team. >> oy robin.

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. >> reporter: this sunoco on cottman avenue is believed to have theed my dis touch. >> i wouldn't five hundred dollars on one time. >> somebody one $400. >> reporter: december 30th it sold million dollars power ball ticket. with wednesday, shattering records, they're hoping to get lucky again. >> what would it mean to you to sell that billion dollar ticket. >> it would be awesome. just be like, wow. >> reporter: he's one of the owners of at his family run operation, they've experienced a few strokes of lottery over the years. >> one year, one $5 gives 100,000 to somebody. >> the word is out. ted won 45 bucks in yesterday and plans to reinvest his winnings to go for the big win fall. >> i'll come back take my 1.3 billion later. >> this sunoco location sold an estimated 15,000 pound ticket for power ball drawing and expect to sell more as the power ball frenzy continues. even i had to throw my hat in the ring. but with only a one in 292 million chance to win, odds are slim. >> 1.3 billion going to be nice. >> reporter: we can still dream about the billion dollar pot of gold. >> good luck

we theed to do all kinds of other things to know who they are and what their circumstances are, but i think i'm one that is more compassionate, i think, than some people that i've heard regarding how we greet and welcome people who really need our help and our support. >> and are you confident in the system in place that will help to ensure safety of refugees who do come who possibly don't have the best interest in mind that they won't be allowed in? >> i don't know the detail of it. i've heard certainly some people say that it's not enough. i've heard others say that are in a detention area while they do the background checks for up to two years. to me that seems in certain ways a little long to understand that, especially when they're youth and children that are fleeing a real, terrible situation. often in some caseseses as i understand it, some fleeing, organizations. >>> so that's it for this very special one-veer anniversary for "roske on politics." i can't thank you if you have more tuning in this year. i hope to do this for a very long time. tell people you know and like to wat

. >> reporter: water continues to pour into flint, bottle theed water. hundreds of thousands it of gallons to replace contaminate water spilling from faucets and putting families at risk for years. doctors have been testing those in the community concerned about the amount of lead in their blood. celebrities, corporations and service organizes continue to the city. >> the outpouring has been amazing. >> reporter: still, though, the outrage is building. the governor suspended two state employees. yesterday, the michigan attorney general appointed a prosecutor to lead an investigation into the process and possible coverup of problems with the city's water system. >> we'll get asked the tough questions, those questions of what did you know and when did you know it? we will get through and to the bottom of what happened in this situation. >> reporter: a dangerous, potentially deadly situation that continues in flint. jay gray, nbc news. >>> for the second time in less than a week, local police opened fire on a suspect. this time it happened in the pecos and

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. >>> it's been an angry race, not just for theed cans. there is a new online poll by nbc news survey monkey in "esquire q. 49% of americans find themselves angrier now than current events than they were one year ago. if you break it down by race, whites are the angriest at 54%, higher than latinos at 43%, african-americans at 33%. democrats and finally 53% of women are feeling angrier about current events compared to 44% of men >>> back from vacation, president obama has gun laws in the crosshairs, apparently ready to bypass congress to tighten the rules. nbc's edward lawrence is in ug what. the presidentor the attorney general will meet in a few hours. what's their focus going to be? >> gigi, it's gun control t. president outlined gun control, as the most important issue he wants toing that him this year remember he plans to bypass congress to do it. president obama fresh off his hawaiian vacation and taking aim at gun control. he meets with attorney general loretta lynch to talk about ways to increase backgrounds checks for people who b

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but on the subject of whether pay theed in the go -- participated on the gop debate he says he is glad he held a fund raise another what happened last night was amazing because i wasn't-- i did something that was very risky and i think it turned out great because the i am getting more publicity than if i you know. >> reporter: trump says he raised 6 million dollars at that iowa fun raiser for veterans. he didn't say which charity or where whoa donate the 6 million dollars. did he however make sure everybody knew he came here to nashua because he now it would be a big crowd. bree sison wbz news. >> thanks very much. >>> appreciate the report this noon. republican debate last night went on without trump. and his absence was noted by other candidates. >> i am a maniac and everyone on the stage is stupid fat and ugly. now we have gotten the donald trump portion out of the way. >> the debate what different feel he than previous republican debates. with a bigger focus on policy issues. >> we need to check the weather. it's friday happy friday to you and also wondering about the week a end we

a president who finds the american constitution and the president who finds it inconvenient to the theed a jen da. so say it what it is, the president is doing everything that he can despite the fact that in venues where you have more gun control, you have more gun violence. >> in what the president said over the weekend about his proposal. listen to this. >> we know we can't stop every act of violence, but what if we tried to stop even one? what if congress did something, anything to proek the our kids from gun violence? because i get too many leters from parents, and teachers and kids to sit around and do nothing. i get letters from responsible gun owners who share with us the sadness of the tragedies when these things happen. and they want to share my right to protect so many while restricting a few. >> and so if people who need to go through a background check, why don't the people at a gup show need to go through the background check? >> el wol, wolf, the requiremes of a gun show are not forcing, that and you have a president who is showing disregard and disrespect for the police of

that we are minded of other people that marched before us in the c cld and in the rain and all of theed adverse cities that were against them. they walked for their little ones. they walked if for tall small act goodwill. that keep multiplying. >> they raised their voices. so that they could be heard. >> that was hope reporting the martin link association ableville and markham county work year around community services. at 6:00 tonight, the host candle light vigil at nazareth first baptist church. >> and group date on five americans freed in prisoner swap with iran. youngest of them already back in boston. the americans released after the nuclear deal with iran went into affect. they were being hell for various reasons. three of them are getting medical treatment at u.s. military base in germany. family members are overjoyed with their release. >> we are looking forward to meeting him hopefully soon. >> we have excited. >> they said that he is released from prison you will see him soon. agreed to release seven iranians charged with violating u.s. sanctions and to drop arrest warrants fo

has looked at the signature of the earthquakes that occurred after the explosion -- scientists have theed at the signature of earthquakes that occurred after the explosion. been widely act has condemned, saying it violates international law and un security council is. it may have -- and u.n. security council resolutions. it may have been a calculated provocation. >> with kim jong-un's birthday coming up and the first congress in north korea in 30 years coming up -- william: not to mention the final year of the obama presidency. some experts expect pyongyang is holding washington will offer concessions to defuse the situation. >> the history of north korea's nuclear tests is typically aligned with the american electoral cycle. towards the end of a presidency, most u.s. presidents are interested in having foreign-policy successes, so it would not be surprising if this was actually quite deliberately timed to get the attention of the obama administration, to get them back to the negotiating table and get some concessions before the obama presidency ends. william: but has north korea overplay

. >> reporter:the injured were transfor theed to boston medical center and treated for breathing issues. neighbors say they were told there was an explosion but that was it. >> we have problems occasionally. but usually it's just a pipe goes down or a fire truck goes down and back. but everything was down there today. >> reporter: officials say first reports indicated there was a problem with a piece of equipment known as an air scrubber. >> it was a scrubber that exploded? >> we don't know exactly what created that. that was a report we gotten route. >> reporter: the head of the mwra says the drinking water was never in any danger for the public. now they're trying to figure out why. >> the state fire marshall has been here, and i would assume they'll be doing a look at what happened, and most importantly how to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> reporter: it's taken firefighters six minutes to get from the area here down to the fire scene, itself. this has been the scene all night long. no word on a dj estimate here at this hour. we are being told that those injured workers are exp

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>> we knew there would be disruptions and we had but theed for it. >> has it been a money loser weeks? >> absolutely, yeah. long term, it will result in savings. >> originally they were hoping to save about $5 million. obviously, it will be a lot lower. he personally delivered 371 newspapers. something he hasn't done since he was 12 and, no, he said he did not get any tips. reporting live from dorchester, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> no tips. riding a bike in boston can be dangerous. in fact, it can be deadly. >> lawmakers heard emotional testimonies. new at 6:00, kelly is live at the scene of a recent crash. kelly? >> a notoriously dangerous you can see a memorial to one of many bikers, a death that prevented. >> christopher weale -- >> pushing to do more to save lives, a 38-year-old surgeon was struck and killed at an intersection last summer and christopher, a 23-year-old boston university student also killed by a turning truck in 2012. his brother dustin testified about the devastating loss. >> my world was absolutely shattered in a way that can never really be repaired. my family belie

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. >>> san francisco mayor lee left the stage at mlk event when people start theed heckling him.-year-old mario woods who was fatally shot by police last month. mare lee later told us they had the right to protest but he didn't want to be the subject so i ended his speech quickly. >>> stay with us. coming at 11:14 tonight the other bay area mlk tribute taking place today that actually spanned three countie counties. >>> man trying to take picture of the osha along the san francisco coast family got a little too close before 3:00 p.m. today. tide came in washing the man into the frigid water near the sutro baths. you see how rough the waves were. :/u1x once ashore he was e to walk to emergency responders. permanent repair 4(@áqp @ won'tj9appen any time>> well we have new video tonight fro