gracesongs nat of poemsand poems to celebrate those who lived on this hill long before any of us were born. stephen clinton/support of not moving houses: "to show respect and admiration and honor a society that had a lot more to do with the building of this country than we've acknowledged in the past."the friends of greenfield preston plantation group held a ceremony. some like stephen clinton are hoping county leaders will see the support and re-evaluate their decision to move these historic slave homes.stephen clinton/support of not moving houses: "perhaps we can stop the action that is preceding right now and work together for a solution that suits all of the parties involved."nat of ceremony shirley johnson lewis says she is a decendant of slaves and is leading the fight to save this historic land. shirley johnson lewis/organizer of event: "i think the slaves didn't have a say and so i kind of feel like i'm working for them now. i think they are depending on preserve the heritage and yes i'm going to fight."standup: shirley says today's ceremony was to commemorate those people's lives

attacks on 9/11 may have happened before some of us were born, but they are still a very powerful andy. after years of controversy, one world trade center was finally completed. it now soars aboveine, towering a symbolic 1776 feet. two world trade center has also had a rocky start.began in 2010, it was halted. the building has now been redesigned. slightly shorter than number two features a stair-like exterior, grassy rooftop terraces, and large glass interiors. d by of the 9/11 attacks. >> this important message isnational road safety foundation. [ bell rings ] >> all right, guys! >> so, guess what!rday! >> are you going? >> yes. let's all go together. >> oh, that sounds awesome! [ engine starts ] >> okay. so, you know the themespirit., everything spirit... >> rachel! rachel! >> so, red and black... >> hey, rache! >> seriously? >> oh, yeah, face paint! rachel, you have -- >> rachel -- >> rachel -- [ echoing ] [ heart beating ] >> choking -- it can happen to anyone anywhere. >> knowing what to do in a medical emergency can be lifesaving. th >> attila the hun, jazz musician tommy dorsey

about 180,000 people in the us were born on the leap day..including one man in pennsylvania who's just now getting to celebrate his 21st. 3 3 chris rock turned hosting the 88th academy awards into a family affair when he brought his daughters on stage during the show. the reason? rock has been working long hours lately and said he has "missed most of girl scout cookie season." so he brought his daughters and their troop out to sell cookies to the celebrities in later to say 3 they raised over 65-thousand dollars. 3 besides being a leap day today it's also national cupcake day. in honor of it..we've got some fun facts the term cupcake was first used in the late 19th century for cake made from ingredients measured by the cupful. number 2...13 percent of brides are now choosing cupcakes for their big day. and number 3 the record for eating the most cupcakes in the shortest 29 3 cupcakes in 30 seconds..chat and tease to twitter3 3 even-flo is recalling thousands of its car seats this morning-- the danger parents should know next.also ahead at 5:30-- taming trump. how candidates are gearing

special day on the calendar february 29th, bed known as leap day about 180 thousand people in the us were born on leap day. anita oh introduces us to one of them in bucks county. >> reporter: most birthday's happen every year knott for you're year old paul. >> a little unusual. >> reporter: e there's a break in the calendar for paul who only gets to celebrate his real birthday ever four years. paul is a leap year baby. he was born on february 29th, 1932. so its a big day for paul who's technically turning 21 year old. >> only two milestones this is one. it's all in just fun you know its a pretty special day. >> reporter: family p friends organized a surprise party for paul in warminster. >> i'm shocked. [ laughter ]. >> five to ten years we've been counting down his 21st birthday. he's finally legal. >> reporter: as he leaps into another year he fondly go looks back on some of the milestones before this one. >> my son and i had our 8th birthday's in the same year. can you imagine that? >> reporter: the year february 29th doesn't make it on to the calendar. >> celebrate on the 28th and first. >

. >> the terrorist attacks on 9/11 may have happened before some of us were born, but they are still very powerful and painful national memory. after years of controversy, one world trade center was finally completed. it now soars above the new york city skyline, towering a symbolic 1776 feet. two world trade center has also had a rocky start. although construction began in 2010, it was halted. the building has now been redesigned. slightly shorter than one world trade center, number two features a stair-like exterior, grassy rooftop terraces, and large glass interiors. it's expected to be completed by around the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. >> this important message is brought to you by the national [ bell rings ] >> all right, guys! >> so, guess what! the dance is this saturday! >> are you going? >> yes. let's all go together. >> oh, that sounds awesome! [ engine starts ] >> okay. so, you know the theme tonight is all school spirit., everything spirit... >> rachel! rachel! >> so, red and black... >> hey, rache! >> seriously? >> oh, yeah, face paint! rachel, you have -- >>

. >> the terrorist attacks on 9/11 us were born, but they are still a very powerful and painful national memory. after years of controversy, one world trade center was finally completed. it now soars above the new york city skyline, towering a symbolic 1776 feet. two world trade center has also had a rocky start. although construction began in 2010, it was halted. the building has now been redesigned. slightly shorter than one world trade center, number two features a stair-like exterior, grassy rooftop terraces, and large glass interiors. it's expected to be completed by around the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. >> this important message is brought to you by the national road safety foundation. [ bell rings ] >> all right, guys! >> so, guess what! the dance is this saturday! >> are you going? >> yes. let's all go together. >> oh, that sounds awesome! [ engine starts ] >> okay. so, you know the theme tonight is all school spirit., >> rachel! rachel! >> so, red and black... >> hey, rache! >> seriously? >> oh, yeah, face paint! rachel, you have -- >> rachel -- >> rachel -- >> rachel

gracesongs nat of poemsand poems to celebrate those who lived on this hill long before any of us were born. stephen clinton/support of not moving houses: "to show respect and admiration and honor a society that had a lot more to do with the building of this country than we've acknowledged in the past."the friends of greenfield preston plantation group held a ceremony. some like stephen clinton are hoping county leaders will see the support and re-evaluate their decision to move these historic slave homes.stephen clinton/support of not moving houses: "perhaps we can stop the action that is preceding right now and work together for a solution that suits all of the parties involved."nat of ceremony shirley johnson lewis says she is a decendant of slaves and is leading the fight to save this historic land. shirley johnson lewis/organizer of event: "i think the slaves didn't have a say and so i kind of feel like i'm working for them now. i think they are depending on me. to do what i can to preserve the heritage and yes i'm going to fight."standup: shirley says today's ceremony was to commemora

the rest of us were born here. >> to be fair, first of all, trump wasn't running for president when i am an american citizen (applause) >> stephen: that's true. and i also think, yes, a little bit in the sense that you're catholic but you were born a catholic. >> stephen: i can leave anytime, though. >> yeah, but you know people who become catholics later on in life -- >> stephen: they pray with the elbows out. >> they're a little more jesus-y than the regular catholic. >> stephen: because they chose. >> changing your nationality is enhanced by having a little doubt and concern. when i look at my own patriotism, it's still fervent and there, but it's a little different than it was of the july fourth feeling of becoming a citizen. now it's, like, how do become involved in electing the president and that sort of thing. >> stephen: did you become a citizen july fourth? >> no. >> stephen: it's like asking a girl to marry you at the top of the eiffel tower. >> did you do that? >> stephen: no, i'm not as romantic as i could be. >> i'm sure you wife said okay, anyway. don't propose a woman o

gracesongs nat of poemsand poems to celebrate those who lived on this hill long before any of us were born. stephen clinton/support of not moving houses: "to show respect and admiration and honor a society that had a lot more to do with the building of this country than we've acknowledged in the past."the friends of greenfield preston plantation group held a ceremony. some hoping county leaders will see the support and re-evaluate their decision to move these historic slave homes.stephen clinton/support of not moving houses: "perhaps we can stop the action that is preceding right now and work together for a solution that suits all of the parties involved."nat of ceremony shirley johnson lewis says she is a decendant of slaves and is leading the fight to save this historic land. shirley johnson lewis/organizer of event: "i think the slaves didn't have a say and so i kind of feel like i'm working for them now. i think they are depending on me. to do what i can to preserve the heritage and yes i'm going to fight."standup: shirley says today's ceremony was to commemorate those people's lives w

. ♪ ♪ >> this brother here, myself, all of us were born with our hair like this and we just wear it likes. the reason for it, you might say, is like a new awareness among black people that their own natural physical appearance is beautiful. black people are aware now, they're proud of it and it's pleasing to them. isn't it beautiful? all right. ♪ ♪ >> you're talking about people who were teenagers -- 17, 18, 19, 20 -- that's the bulk of the panthers are teenagers. so the fact that we were so young and the fact that this hadn't happened before, i'm not certain that we recognized how startling it looked to other people. >> brown: how startling it looked. i mean, you cannot tell the story of the black panthers without reminding us of the feel of the time, right, through the music, through the pictures and all. >> yeah, i think that that was really important to us making the film is that you had to understand the times ate will -- times a little bit. we had to get you back there to understand the panthers at all or else it doesn't make any sense, and i think that one of the things that we we

us. were you born-- you were born in korea, right? >> when did you first come here? >> 1962. >> '62. you know, you're one of the few-- well, you're the only korean comedian i think i, uh, i've ever known. and the only other oriental i can remember is-is pat morita. >> yes. >> who, uh-- who does comedy. are there-- are there other successful oriental comedians who have made that transference to this country? >> uh, not that i know of. >> yeah. do they-- now this still seems like a silly question. obviously, they have comedians in korea. >> yeah, but you see, uh, it's a tough job. >> yeah. [ laughter ] because-because of the political situation and what you can say? >> yes, because, you see, wh-- uh, where i come from, um, when you laugh at someone, it's an insult. [ laughter ] so, um-- >> i see. if you laugh, that's insulting. >> and also you have to be careful what you say. >> because of the political, uh, situation there? >> yes. >> yeah. >> politics is a very, uh, very strange game, and i can never understand politics, you know? >> nobody understands it really. >> like, uh, sometim

born today. february 29th it onto our calendars. 180-thousand people in the us who were born on this day. one of them is 84- year-old paul knebels he was born in 1932, but today technically marks his 21st birthday. so his family and friends threw his a surprise party this weekend to celebrate. there's some good news for the monarch butterfly population. there are more butterflys this season! that's according to the mexico national commission of protected natural areas. when compared to last year's numbers of migrating population has gone up by 255-percent. conservationists say it's good news, but that monarchs are still at risk as their migration continues. bed early, we've got the big winners from last night's academy awards. plus, why oscars host chris rock is also winning rave reviews. five ku klux klan members who went to jail after a fight at a california rally are now free. why seven are still behind bars. plus, we'll tell you what you should be buying at the grocery store. in this week's healthy living, how a nutritionist says we can do a better of job of keeping those new year's r

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before you were born, i used to dream about having a little sister. when you came along i was so happy. glad i could help. i used to sneak into your nursery and look at you through the bars of the crib and talk to you. not offhand. i promised to be the best big sister in the world and to protect you and teach you. you've always been therewhen i needed you. oh, sure, when you were a toddler i taught you how to catalog shop, but then when you got older you went in a different direction. i mean, books and school and intellectual discussions... things i don't know anything about. and i realized that you're not like me. you're like alex. that's an awful thingto say. i'm sorry, i'm sorry. forgive me. what i mean isthat alex took over and became the onewho gave you advice and that youlooked up to. i know we don't have a lot in common, i value your opinion. otherwise i wouldn't care what you thought of josh. that means a lot. i'm sorry i didn'tgive josh a chance. think you'll ever change your mind about him? we'll go out aftermy scurvy clears up. i'm surei'll

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look at the people that were born on february 29. let us know if you were born on february 29. weatherwise. it is so much better than it was. that will not happen today, by the way. it was warmer. temperatures in the mid- 40s. photos are too sensible. donald trump is firing back. a one term president. a popular dating app. $10000. who does that. >> scamming a guy out of $20000. it was really 25 bunch of stuff for himself. rosanna: did you hear about this? a flight from mexico to new york. >> they were suspicious from him. not known for its awesome service. railroad. past tag we can do better. we deserve better. tell people as your nightmare stories from the long island railroad. the hash tag for us is we can do better. we deserve better. >> you want another campaign? >> we can do better. every day we bring a different game to this show. we can do better. >> a couple of things going on here. aaa. they came out saying how expensive these potholes are. a couple of billion dollars a year. users have the nasty snow as it rosanna and i are on top of it. last year we had a great time

people whenpeople stand together, we do not let the donald trump said the others divide us about whether we were born in america and whether we are gay or straight or male or female. black or white or latino or asian. when we come together in force, say to washington that we demand that government that represents all of us and not just a handful of billionaires. on that day we transform america. [applause] next tuesday, new hampshire will hold the first primary in the country. to will have the opportunity help lead this country in a very different direction. .lease come out and vote please bring your friends and everybody you know. if we win here, after our great showing in iowa, we will do well in nevada and south carolina. [applause] together not only are we going to win this election but more importantly we are going to transform our great country. thank you all very much. [applause] [applause] bowie singing "starman") ♪ ♪ shortly after the rallies senator sanders spoke with reporters on his narrow loss in the iowa caucuses. and moving forward in the primary process. bernie sanders: good afternoon

stripping away all the untruth and ego and confusion that our parents and society had laid on us from the moment we were born. there was a room in the back of the ranch house totally lined with mattresses. i eventually got used to making love to one more or women. charlie did occasionally stage an orgy for the benefit of select men he hoped to lure into the family. charlie never allowed calendars or clocks at spahn. time meant nothing when you lived in eternal now. as bizarre as charlie's teachings might sound to an outsider, it was compelling to us. there was no talk of killing. not yet. >> when you live for the moment, when you live for now, when you don't think of the future, you also don't have to think of consequences. that means if you commit murder, you don't have to think of the aftermath. and it was that kind of thinking that made it possible for these young people who had never committed murder before to do it with moral impunity. >> people don't understand. they don't understand how much charlie just stole everyone's soul and made them just helpless to make any decisions on their own, helpless to

by not allowing them to divide us up by whether or not we were born in america or whether we're immigrants. when we stand together: white, black, hispanic; gay or straight; woman and man. when we stand together and demand that this country we will transform america, and that is what this campaign is about. it's bringing people together. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. today you can do everything in just one click, even keep your toilet clean and fresh. introducing lysol click gel. click it in to enjoy clean freshness with every flush. lysol. start healthing. yeah, click allyson: the save tindal park effort has failed. the greenville county school district struck a deal with a developer to sell the 2.8 acre site. the park has been on the market for about a year. new focus builders bought the land for $1.5 million. >> they have proven themselves in the community and we feel like they will do a good job. they are willing, they made it clear to us that they want to make the community happy. using the money from the sale to strengthen career centers around the county. they expect