a lot of people said it wasn't viola's battle to fight, after all she was a white mother of five. >> for her, her children having a good life involved having a better world. >> reporter: that courage cost viola her life killed at the hands of the kkk. >> i am so proud to be her daughter. >> reporter: the daughters and sons of selma say the journey isn't over yet. with incidents like ferguson and the supreme court's decision to reverse a key part of the voting rights act, today president obama had this message for 100 members of congress who made the trip with him and those who didn't. >> if we want to honor this day, let that hundred go back to washington and gather 400 more and together patch to make it their mission to restore that law this year. that's how we honor those on this bridge. >> reporter: a renewed call to action to fulfill a vision from 50 years ago. now, there was a small group of protesters here today. they were demanding that police reform after ferguson president obama didn't appear to hear them. meanwhile this community continues to remember tomorrowe going to tur

amy: the sign says i am viola. can you tell us about that?her of five, married, left her family after she saw what happened on bloody sunday. she got up and drove through three s=tates to participate in the march. she was murdered by the clan on highway 80. she gave her car to the cause and was shuttling people back and forth between selma and montgomery. on the last day of the march they were heading back to selma, and she was gunned down by klansmen and shot in the head, and she died. the film follows her five children as decades later they try to put the pieces together of what happened to their mom. amy: tell me what the back of your t-shirt says. >> ebony is the most revolutionary emotion. it is a statement that gloria steinem said about viola and what she did here. she is in a film that is being rereleased. i think that is the key, the bottom line, the ola was -- viola was a regular person like me and you. amy: some of the marchers remembering those killed for voting rights 50 years ago. upwards of 70,000 to 80,000 people marched over t

string orchestra work. 23 solo instrument no violin section, now viola section; everybody is responsible for their part in this piece. the challenge is something that i felt not only that we could do , absolutely could do but i wanted to show off. i can't tell you how aware i am of the audience. not only what i hear but their vibes, so strong. i have been doing this for a long time. i kind of make them feel what i want them to feel. there is nobody in that audience or anywhere that is not going to know that particular song by the fourth note. and that is our encore on tour. by the way. i am proud to play it we are from san francisco. we are going to play that piece no matter where we are.@p

goodman, cheney, viola died in mississippi to give us the right to vote, and we come back to alabama to let you know, you are not going to take that right back. [applause] one preacher said to me, reverend, we are all christians. we believe in the same thing. i said, you know, one of the things i never understood, one thing my mentors never explained to me -- i'm from up north -- why would the klan, when they would terrorize, why would they burn the cross? they are supposed to be christian, but they would burn the cross. a friend told me, because when some gave us christianity, they didn't know the spirituality that we had. jesus, the one who stood up against oppression, the one who fed the hungry and clothes to the naked, the one who gave us affordable health care -- when we got through with jesus, they had to try to destroy the jesus we know. i know why they burned the cross. they realized it was at the cross when i first saw the light and the burning of my heart. you put me in the back of the bus. it was at the cross, at the cross where i got my strength. he walks with me. he talk

. >> plantean de que esto viola los derechos. >> no es solamente expresarse, y obligar a votar es uniÓn para hacer estas cosas. se votar, o tener un plan de salud. y quÉ otra cosa tiene en mente el presidente. >> seÑala que el presidente haya comenzado la comunicaciÓn para incrementar la participaciÓn cÍvica. >> paÍses con argentina, bÉlgica extravÍa, hay paÍses que lo hacen. tenemos la el pensamiento conservador pensando de que cualquier tipo de polÍtica que obliga algo es negativo. >> tambiÉn se habla de la importancia de educar los ciudadanos. rosa en washington. univisiÓn. ilia: y la repÚblica dominicana se estableciÓ un cordÓn sanitario para erradicar la planta conocida como la mosca de Él en el mediterrÁneo. >> para intentar erradicar la plaga se informÓ que llegarÁ un grupo tÉcnico especializado desde los estados unidos. >> tenemos tÉcnico que estÁn en punta cana. y el dÍa de maÑana de estos tÉcnicos, van a trabajar juntos. >> para determinar las necesidades, para agarrar a esto. y efectuar en esto. >> entre frutas y vegetales que supuestamente estÁn involucrados con la enferm

si usted viola la ley al entrar en este paÍs y da a luz a un niÑo, nosotros premiamos a ese niÑo conmismos ciudadanos por derecho de nacimiento. alicia: no la apoyo y pienso que no es justo para la comunidad latina. lourdes: continÚan asustando a la gente, la medida crearÍa una clase de indocumentados que nunca saldrÍan de la sombra. un colegas de luisiana propone una enmienda en cada sala de partos. segÚn el senador binner su medida busca evitar la prÁctica ilegal de turistas que vienen a estados unidos a dar a luz. pero para activistas es una medida que va dirigida a los indocumentados del paÍs. la medida no se convertirÁ en ley, dice esta experta. >> pero es precisamente por eso que demuestra que aunque no va a cambiar las cosas, hay una agenda de seguir atacando a capa y espada, insultando a la comunidad latina. >> no sÓlo es un ataque contra los inmigrantes, sino tambiÉn contra muchos de los lÍderes de derechos civiles. lourdes: el senado ya habÍa presentado esta medida en el 2011. jorge: esto es lo Último que tenemos sobre la acciÓn ejecutiva de para que obama, que beneficiarÍa

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. >> also, viola davis on her childhood, literally starving. >> i jumped in huge garbage bins with maggots for food. >> how do you fight the shame? >> and ringo starr on zayne quitting one direction. >> compared to them, we were on holiday. >> can you believe he's about to turn 75? >> can you speak up? >> huh, i can't hear you. >> now, "e.t." celebrating music's biggest stars of yesterday and today. beyonce, nicki minaj. why are they making those silly faces? >> crazy excited. >> they're giddy. they're so happy. because they're among the stars who have joined forces for jay z's new music streaming service. brooke anderson is here. nischelle turner will join us a little bit later. but, brooke, clearly, this is not all about the money. wait a minute, it is all about the money. >> and the power. rihanna, madonna, kanye, chris martin. all coming together with jay z, pulling up $56 million to get this thing started. secretly, one by one, signing artist after artist. >> move over my man, lucius lyon. tonight's story, jay z's empire. >> somehow, we

closer to the shore, temperatures in the upper 30s. 35 for viola.nd 37 degrees for dover tomorrow afternoon. and for the philadelphia area and surrounding suburbs like west chester and chester, temperatures here should be right around the mid-30s. now currently we're cold across the area. temperatures are in the mid-20s right now in philadelphia. and we have 20s all around the northeast. but it's too our south. that is the air that we're watching especially as we go into sunday. you see mid-40s here. now the 60s, those will be staying in florida for the meantime. but the 40s will be moving in and even 50s as we go into next week. now if you're heading up to the poconos, fresh snow on the sleeps already for saturday. your ski forecast 29 degrees. still staying below freezing. chances of flurries. clouds will be around by sunday. we're going to be a little milder in the poconos. 36 degrees. though not as cold if you are heading in that direction. get a little skiing or snowboarding done this weekend. pretty good weekend to do. so tonight mostly clear

. >> also, viola davis on her childhood, literally starving. >> i jumped in huge garbage bins

we have good times tonight and we're going to keep it going all week with will smith, will forte, violae, among others. and tomorrow night, warren g and kenny g join forces for mash-up monday number four and my guests will be chrissy teigen and the great laker kobe bryant will be here. >> jimmy! [ cheers and applause ] i did it, baby! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? j.k. simmons, i see you had a good night? >> yes, thank you. i won it. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you won it? you won it? >> well -- we won it. >> jimmy: we won it. >> yes. >> jimmy: i won it. >> no, i appreciate everything you did for me. the most brilliant acting coach ever. >> jimmy: well, you didn't thank me at the academy awards. >> i forgot. it's live, i was very nervous. i apologize. i'm thanking you in front of all these people. >> jimmy: thank you for giving it to me. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i never want to see that man again. our one and only guest tonight acts, he sings, he dances, he is the reason that our chills are multiplyin'. he's a two-time academy award-nominate

viola davis took home the price for outstanding drama series.media award. >>> tick tock sold more than 14 million units worldwide. >>> dozens of people lined up at the barns and noble in center city as taney dragon superstar mo'ne davis signed copies of her new book. she said the book is about the hard work and determination it took to reach her goal. >>> a study found only 28% of u.s. children do chores. 82% of their parents did chores when they were kids according to a study by 1,000 one adults. most kids are doing extra curricular activities instead. chores are good, calling them helpers, it builds the caretaker instinct in them. >>> a bus driver has been making trips tore a half century. he has seen many chains along the way. >> reporter: for 75-year-old walton cannon says a lot about his job that drives him. it was april of 1966 when a much younger north philadelphia man got a job with the philadelphia transportation company now known as septa. of today he is inching closer to his 49 year behind the wheel. >> looking at many changes in phil

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goodman, cheney, viola died in mississippi to give us the right to vote, and we come back to alabama to let you know, you are not going to take that right back. [applause] one preacher said to me, reverend, we are all christians. we believe in the same thing. i said, you know, one of the things i never understood, one thing my mentors never explained to me -- i'm from up north -- why would the klan, when they would terrorize, why would they burn the cross? they are supposed to be christian, but they would burn the cross. a friend told me, because when some gave us christianity, they didn't know the spirituality that we had. jesus, the one who stood up against oppression, the one who fed the hungry and clothes to the naked, the one who gave us affordable health care -- when we got through with jesus, they had to try to destroy the jesus we know. i know why they burned the cross. they realized it was at the cross when i first saw the light and the burning of my heart. you put me in the back of the bus. it was at the cross, at the cross where i got my strength. he walks with me. he talk

yes, there will be disagreements, but it's nowhere near as hard as it was for jimmy lee jackson and violaful price but a hard price to pay to keep it going. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. >>> cruise missile. let's play "hardball." ♪ good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. isn't this what the republicans were afraid of? isn't this why they were keeping from being ideological street theater, no more talk about evolution and legitimate rape and stuff that scares people? well what will happen by having that sword swallowing ted cruz in the mix sometime? does anyone think he'll be there debating the nuance of trade policy or corporate tax rates? this is a hard right roller derby with cruise working the division.

if you want to talk about the viola clef i'm available any time. that was great.lay the most awesome game in basic cable news, or rather the only one, send us an e-mail. all you have to tell us is who you are, where you're from and why you want to play. the stuff we're finding around the office is getting weirder and weirder all the time. but it could be yours. first, i'm told the warden wants to see you. ♪ >>> investigators are trying to figure out what prompted a man to start shooting at police in hackensack. >> a crime involving law enforcement, we take more personally. >> a police shootout leaves an inmate in the hospital with 14 bullet wounds and two other men

tomorrow night, from "how to get away with murder," viola davis will be here.of thrones" and the new cinderella movie, robb stark himself, richard madden will join us. and we'll have music from liv warfield. please join us tomorrow night. for our first guest, it's all come easy since he's moved up like george and weezy. he is one of the most popular movie stars in the world with a new one called "focus" opening friday. please welcome the artist formerly known as fresh prince, will smith. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how's it going? >> it's good, man. >> jimmy: how are you? very good to see you. [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. >> jimmy: you don't remember that story from the lakers game, do you? >> no, we were looking like, this joker don't know he's famous. he don't know. >> jimmy: i think i was only famous to you at the time. thank you for making me feel like a real celebrity. hey, you just got back from europe, i hear. >> yes, yes. been traveling. it's been a while. we did a global promotional tour for the movie. it was fun. >> jimmy: was it fun for yo

if you want to talk about the viola clef, i'm available any time. that was great.lay the most awesome game in basic cable news, or rather the only one, send us an e-mail. all you have to tell us is who you are, where you're from and why you want to play. the stuff we're finding around the office is getting weirder and weirder all the time. but it could be yours. >>> chaos at the new orleans airport. one man is shot after waving a machete at checkpoint officials. new details this morning >>> is it finally over? another blast of wintry weather on the first day of spring. a look ahead in minutes >> a new move by lawyers for accused murderer robert durst. they want him released immediately. why that could happen. >>> amazon gets clearance to start testing its drone program. what it might be drinking to your doorstep. >>> good morning,

if you want to talk about the viola clef, i'm available any time. that was great. if you want to play the most awesome game in basic cable news, or rather the only one, send us an e-mail. all you have to tell us is who you are, where you're from and why you want to play. the stuff we're finding around the office is getting weirder and weirder all the time. but it could be yours. first, i'm told the warden wants to see you. ♪ >>> investigators are trying to figure out what prompted a man to start shooting at police in hackensack. >> a crime involving law enforcement, we take more personally. >> a police shootout leaves an inmate in the hospital with 14 bullet wounds and two other men are arrested for their connection to him. >> i didn't shoot the cop but i sold the gun. >> he had this thought in his head that he wanted to kill himself. suicide by police, basically. >> oh, look at her hair. >> a female inmate arrives with what she says is a hair salon mishap. >> the process didn't work with me and my hair fell out. >> no. >> but officers suspect something else. >> it

. >> and all of the stuff that we do stems from the improv games that started by viola stollin in theing silly sounds in a room with other people sharing the ability to look foolish because right away when do you that you sort of pop the tension bubble and everyone can be themselves. it is amazing how much artifice goes into stepping into your work place. and so much of our stuff that we teach at second city is to teach reality and when something is true it is funny. >> that's a great point. kelly, how do you define genius? it's a tough one to define. i might say ari melber is a genius, but is it something subjective? >> there's a great quote by f. scott fitzgerald. the key to intelligence is holding two opposite thoughts in your head at the same time. a genius i think of a stephen colbert. he's a character that he created that's saying all the things that colbert hates but it was an amazing way to get at comedy and truth. that's what i see as genius. >> you have worked with a number of people i would describe as genius. colbert, tina fey. when they walk in the door do you see that ge

closer to the shore, tomorrow temperatures will be in the upper 30s possibly. 35 for viola and 37 in dover. and mostly sunny still around the philadelphia area. 36 degrees for vorhees. 35 chester, 37 degrees for the afternoon high in wilmington. so we still have this cold air mass over us. but we're going to see some changes soon. now the 20s are still in place right across the northeast. the 40s and 50s, though those are down to the south. but they will eventually make their way up towards our area. mostly the second half of the weekend, but all this warm area you see we're not going to get the upper 60s like parts of florida, but at least we will be getting some 40s and 50s moving in. and compared to what we have seen lately, this is actually going to feel very nice. a nice change. it's all relative. as we go through tonight mostly clear skies. it will be cold if you're heading out this friday evening. 13 will be bottoming out in philadelphia. that will be right before sunrise tomorrow. but going in through your evening we'll be dropping into the teens. 8 degrees possible. areas no

goodman, cheney, sweener, viola died in alabama and mississippi to give us the right to vote.not going to take that right back. >> there are a lot of people who are here who were not here 50 years ago. they didn't have a chance to fight, but they have a chance to fight now. >> years ago, we couldn't even come together like this. to see this 50 years later in 20 is a 15, it's amazing. >> selma is the history, selma is also the future. selma is still a part of us. >> let's get this. >> we've got the need here today not talking about what we did, but what we must do now. as we retrace the steps of a half century ago, i was too young. i was 10 years old when they first came to selma, though i've been going in my adult years as they re-enact it. but what was special about this weekend, as we walked with john lewis and others that were beaten, as i stood behind the president of the united states and holding the wheelchair of amelia boykin, i thought about the sacrifices made and i thought about what we must do to protect that vote now, and in protecting that vote, then move to refor

goodman, cheney, viola died in mississippi to give us the right to vote, and we come back to alabama to let you know, you are not going to take that right back. [applause] one preacher said to me, reverend, we are all christians. we believe in the same thing. i said, you know, one of the things i never understood, one thing my mentors never explained to me -- i'm from up north -- why would the klan, when they would terrorize, why would they burn the cross? they are supposed to be christian, but they would burn the cross. a friend told me, because when some gave us christianity, they didn't know the spirituality that we had. jesus, the one who stood up against oppression, the one who fed the hungry and clothes to the naked, the one who gave us affordable health care -- when we got through with jesus, they had to try to destroy the jesus we know. i know why they burned the cross. they realized it was at the cross when i first saw the light and the burning of my heart. you put me in the back of the bus. it was at the cross, at the cross where i got my strength. he walks with me. he talk

this is the third time in past two weeks nascar has taken away top drivers tires for inspection, joe violaheir tires coming back clean anding amore crew oefrs the last eight days including curt busch and logano again. >> in the past we don't hear about them inspecting tires much. with a lot of rumors in the garage they are taking them more often. >> reporter: nascar is awaiting results for the last eight tests. if caught cheating, drivers could face a $125,000 fine and a six-race suspension. some racers say even that doesn't go far enough. >> it's throughout and they know about it you should be gone forever. >> reporter: ryan smith, abc news new york. >> any little advantage. they toy with those cars so much because it is a fraction of a second that can make a difference in racing. >> every little thing on that car is critical. >> absolutely. >> to what could be the end result of the race. >> piping in crowd noise next. >> that too. any advantage. >>> well coming up just five days until peter cottontail's big day. >> easter fast approaching. we will have the hottest new easter basket toy i

goodman, cheney, viola died in mississippi to give us the right to vote, and we come back to alabamayou are not going to take that right back. [applause] one preacher said to me, reverend, we are all christians. we believe in the same thing. i said, you know, one of the things i never understood, one thing my mentors never explained to me -- i'm from up north -- why would the klan, when they would terrorize, why would they burn the cross? they are supposed to be christian, but they would burn the cross. a friend told me, because when some gave us christianity, they didn't know the spirituality that we had. jesus, the one who stood up against oppression, the one who fed the hungry and clothes to the naked, the one who gave us affordable health care -- when we got through with jesus, they had to try to destroy the jesus we know. i know why they burned the cross. they realized it was at the cross when i first saw the light and the burning of my heart. you put me in the back of the bus. it was at the cross, at the cross where i got my strength. he walks with me. he talks with me. he tell

. >> reporter: mary was a child when her mother viola volunteered to drive marchers home after a subsequentto montgomery. a lot of people said it wasn't her battle to fight, after all, she was a white mother of five. >> for her, her children having a good life involved having a better world. >> reporter: that courage cost her her life. killed by the kkk. the darts and sons of selma say the journey isn't over yet with incidents like ferguson and the supreme court's decision to reverse a key part of the voting rights act. today president obama had this message for 100 members of congress who made the trip with him and those who didn't. >> if we want to honor this day let that hundred go back to washington and gather 100 more and pledge to make it their mission to restore that law this year. that's how we honor those on this bridge. >> reporter: a renewed call to action to fulfill a vision from 50 years ago. >> if you'd like to see the president's complete speech or photos of the march 50 years ago, check out nbcwashington.com. >>> coming up in the week ahead, vdot will shut down part of the b

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