and just to wayne watson is. >> wayne watson is a gentleman from monroe, georgia, walton county who have been sought out by one of our people in the county. people had always said there was no one alive, no one available that would be able to shed light on this case. we're so glad that mr. watson was found. and we were able to bring our then-president, ben jealous for to interview mr. watson. initially, we were just talking to him. then he began to name names and locations of people and places and president jealous said, wait a minute, we need to get this on tape. this guys talking about very compelling information that the fbi needs to be aware of. >> let's go back to the interview, the former president naacp ben jealous did with watson who said he repeatedly reported his allegations to local law enforcement officials. >> the da, trying to find out who knew about it and never thing like that. evidently, my attorney told somebody or told him everyone in one county knew i was the one that new about the kkk and who is a lot of people tried to bradley. i have been to prison. they offered me

watson won, as you may know not just $75,000, but now watson is being used in all sorts of other applications. there's a call center in south africa that answers questions and watson is powering that question/answer system. there are legal versions of watson, runs in the cloud now. a banking version my students actually -- a team of students of mine work with ibm to create a version of watson that has read the dodd-frank rules and helps. [ laughter ] >> explain them to companies and apparently there's billions of dollars at stake there. versions of watson in a medical diagnosis, describe your symptoms close to english and does a good job diagnosing however obscure it may be. if watson is not today's best medical i do og nos decision, i expect it will be in five years and in the cloud and you may very well be going to your first or second opinion to versions of watson or other related machines. this is great news in many way because it is creating all this wealth i mentioned. it was a puzzle to me when we were looking at stats of stagnant and median income and didn't understand how that could

watson was inside and so was his accomplice. >> this is pretty scary. bear spotted again walking around a catholic high school parking lot in daytona beach, florida. the bear was first caught on video on monday looking for a snack. the school ordered lids and locks for the outside trash cans hoping it won't keep coming back. in the meantime students are on notice to stay alert. >> wise idea. >>> whether you love to shop or cannot stand it experience is about to change. new technology is making it quicker, easier, frankly pretty cool. >> fox's allison morris shows us how changing up your wardrobe is going high tech. >> reporter: cutting edge video displays, screens and high technology in stores. >> they've been leading this entire sector. >> reporter: the the future of shopping but it hasn't been happening in the us. >> it's a big risk for retailer. you put a lot of digital technology into your stores, you don't know if they'll be a pay back. >> reporter: but that's all changing. this winter new yorkers will see high end boutiques and shopping centers go

watch for it on was watson road. construction blocks the right lane on the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound between willow grove and bensalem you have one lane blocked. ramp 295 northbound to 168 is closed that should open up in another half-hour it's construction currently tam. >> developing this morning firefighters in cape may county battled flames and brutal cold. the multi-alarm fire broke out on the 4700 block of 5th avenue in avalon. the blaze was under construction and spread to two neighboring homes. one home was gutted. the two other homes suffered smoke and fire and the cold temperatures and water supply issues made things worse. but thankfully in the end nobody was hurt. >>> developing this morning a marble slab crashed into the awning of a handbag store, no injuries reported, city inspectors are investigating. >> the cold is relentless, the windchills go through your bones, this makes frosty the snow man question his entire career. >> eva pilgrim is probably thinking of warmer climbs she is live at the tr

however, traveling sharon hill, fire location at watson road near sharon park drive. try to avoid that if you k mass transit no problems. but, folks need to be heating up their cars before they jump on the highway because it is freezing. >> make sure to take care of your vehicle and yourself walking out the door with adequate layers. hopefully the traffic stays nicer. one of those mornings it is so brutal outside. once the sun comes up, look at this, nice clear sky we end one just beautiful sunrise but factor in the winds current gusts right now folks into the 30's, quite few locations flirting with 40-mile per hour gusts in trenton at this hour. that makes it feel as, you know, that much colder. technically we hit 21. can't go by the thermometer readings today folks will feel no better than single digits, by sunday, in for even more brutal cold. ukee back to you. >> katie, thank you. shear look at stories our sister station "kyw news radio" 1060 will be following for you today. germantown artist is convicted of having weapons of mass destruction after an explosive bl

and i thought i wonder what kenso would have been doing >>> phil watson is director for special events from the second amendment foundation and joins us from seattle. as jake mentioned, gun are exempt from safety products. do guns apply to all gun that is could be safer? >> not necessarily. the big problems is laws like what happened in the state of new jersey which mandate smart guns. once a smart gun is bought. a lot of gun rights activists and owners public polling shows are on the side of the military and law enforce: and i thing there's a lot of staib holders and want to cloak in the gun safety ideology yet they have other motives like limiting or inhibiting the second amendment like the law in new jersey limiting choices. >> if there weren't any laws that mandated the use of the guns, would you have a problem with it? >> no public polling shows second amendment supporters wouldn't have a problem with the guns being veil. the problem is when people on the other side of the aisle are against the second amendment want to come in and use technology as a means to attack the second ame

you say watson didn't even know it won. and deep blue will not play another chess game unless you push a button. so they have no free will. they have no autonomy and they are ono more look likely do damage than your calculator is likely to start doing its own calculations. >> let's start with things that excite you about artd official intelligence. what do you think the best possible advances are in the near future? things that would help benefit humanity. >> we're working on a program called semantic scholar, which attempts to navigate through the literally hundreds of millions of academic papers -- and millions are coming out every year -- so that we can direct scientists to the right papers so they are up on the latest advances. and the efficacy and importance of this you see no morewhelmed . and there are millions of the studies every year that come out. and when you go to the doctor and look at him or her in the face you know they don't have access to the latest information on the drug they are prescribing you on how s

. >> gina watson worked for water fall manufacturer in florida. >> anytime he needed a real fancy custom job done or, you know, quote request for one, we'd work together on it, so i got to know him throughout the years. >> tell me what you thought of him. what was he like. >> well, personally, very nice guy. generous, not easy to anger and professionally, very good with customers. knew his stuff. >> joseph also knew how to spot talent and he believed he'd found it in welder chase merritt. >> joseph owned his own business. and i owned mine. i manufactured custom indoor water falls and he bought the wat water falls from me. >> i understand you'll have a designated switch. >> we anticipate a million and a half in sales for 2010. >> while they met through business, the two quickly became close friends. >> we talked constantly. we played paint ball together all the time. he came down and had dinner with me and my family once or twice a week, virtually every week. joseph was my best friend. >> how was he to work with? >> oh, man. he was incredible. joseph was probably one of the nicest people

watson here. he had 13. elementary watson. usf 69-62.en hoop cal hosting ucla senior gray with 24. and green ahead to gray. cal a winner 70-64. two things you do not expect to see at pebble beach. gorgeous weather and john daly near the top of the leader board. both in round 1. 75 and spectacular. salute perfection. bill murray. up to his usual stuff right there. buster posey and matt playing monterey peninsula posing for birdie on 10. lip out. cain on 11. how you get up and down. chipping in for par. both 3 off the lead on the pro am leader board. january daly just one off the lead. seventh birdie of the day on 18. glute activated i guess. 7 under 65 for the 48-year-old daly rank 8:39 in the world. holmes 40 year justin hick share the lead at minus 8. conditions are

watson here. he had 13. elementary watson. usf 69-62.en hoop cal hosting ucla senior gray with 24. and green ahead to gray. cal a winner 70-64. two things you do not expect to see at pebble beach. gorgeous weather and john daly near the top of the leader board. both in round 1. 75 and spectacular. salute perfection. bill murray. up to his usual stuff right there. buster posey and matt playing monterey peninsula posing for birdie on 10. lip out. cain on 11. how you get up and down. chipping in for par. both 3 off the lead on the pro am leader board. january daly just one off the lead. seventh birdie of the day on 18. glute activated i guess. 7 under 65 for the 48-year-old daly rank 8:39 in the world. holmes 40 year justin hick share the lead at minus 8. conditions are female announcer: get 36 months interest-free financing, and save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. and of course, free same-day delivery. but only through presidents' day at sleep train. >> all right we

but in the world of ai, you'll see all types of intelligence programs, deep blue, ibm's watson, beat the world champion in jeopardy, highly targeted savants, they say watson didn't even know it won and deep blue will not play another chess game unless you push a button. they have no free will. they have no autonomy. they are no more likely to do damage than your calculator is likely to start doing its own calculations. >> let's talk about some of the things that excite you about artificial intelligence. what do you think the best possible advances are in the near future? thinks that would help benefit? >> at the allen institute for artificial intelligence we're working on a program called semantic scholar, it attempts to navigate through the hundreds of academic papers and millions are coming out every year. we can direct scientists to the right papers and they are up on the latest advances. you see the efficacy of this and the importance of this nowhere more than when you talk about doctors, they are overwhelmed and busy and millions of academic studies coming out every year. that m

honestly, i said to all of the guys, i said all i could think of was tom watson. good feeling setting up to it. why not? just make this thing. >> how did you do today? >> we played great. [ laughter ] >> and when i say we, because my partner shot 63. >> 63? >> je. >> jim furyk played out of his mind. >> here is the cool thing about doing this, is larry the cable guy. i can go sleeveless and not tuck my shirt in. [ laughter ] >> that's what is awesome about it. >> you get to be happy for them to come and call me and tell me to play and i want to thank the celebrity that canceled for me to be here. whoever you are, thank you very much. thank you. >> theer are some of the big names that did make the cut. vern, kelly slater will be playing tomorrow. buster posey will be playing tomorrow. huey lewis. matt kaine. a star studded field on sunday at pebble beach and all for you on the par five post-game show tomorrow. reporting, from pebble beach, i'm dennis o'donnell, kpix 5, back to you, vern. >> all right, dennis, we got some game loaded up to entertain you, of the hard

. >> for a second there, it was visions of tom watson on 17. >> right. >> you know what? honestly, that's what i said to all of our guy, all i could think of was tom watson. [ laughter ] >> and i just had a good feeling setting up to it and why not? just make this thing. >> how did you do today? >> well, we played great. and when i say we, because my partner shot 63. >> 63? >> yes. >> jim furyk played out of his mind. >> here is the cool thing about doing this, is larry the cable guy. i can go sleeveless and not tuck my shirt in. that is what is awesome about it. >> and it used to be just for them to call me and tell me to come play in this, it is astronding and i want to thank the celebrity that canceled so i could be here. thank you very much, whoever you are, thank you. >> here are some of the big names that did make the cut. vern kelly slater will be playing. buster posey will be playing. huey lewis. matt kaine. it will be a star-studded deal on sunday here at pebble beach. we will have it all for you on the par five post game show tomorrow. reporting from pebble beac

lucy watson itv news, beijing. >> that was lucy watson reporting. >>> and coming up we'll talk to a commercial pilot who used to teach people how to fly and we'll get his expert analysis on what might have happened in the cockpit in the moments leading up to the crash. >>> this afternoon we are learning more about the deadly accident in the history of the new york metro-north railroad. a commuter train that carries hundreds of thousands of passengers in and out of manhattan to work every day. this video shows plumes of billowing smoke moments after a stunning collision between a passenger train and suv stopped on the tracks. the accident happened north of new york city in valhalla. six people were killed and including five men who were passengers on the strain and the woman driving that suv. at least 15 people are being treated for injuries at area hospitals. this animation shows the moments before the train collided with the jeep cherokee stopped on the tracks. so here is what we know. after the driver drove on to the railroad crossing the gates came down and dinged her car. she got out and l

a grandmother, by the name of daphyne watson, finally became a girl scout.land, she says she was turned away from her local troop because she's african american even though there was a nondiscrimination policy in place. at the ceremony, where her granddaughter took the oath of membership, daphyne was also invited to become a member. >> if i can support them in any way to blossom to be the best they can be, i think i've done something as a girl scout. >> axelrod: watson and her granddaughter are now in the same troop. coming up, a fallen n.b.a. star finds his groove again on the other side of the planet. well, when you have copd it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... doctor: symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken mor

thank you. >> again i am darby watson and with the local streets group and a section leader and i have a little bit of a cold so i apologize. before i get started i want wanted to share a story why i come to work and there was an event that happened in 2010. raquel nelson and kids stepped off the bus and with the crosswalks up the street and she took her chance and her four year old made the decision for her and following another patron and ran ahead and was killed by a driver under the influence and he left the scene. i come to work everyday so no one has to make that terrible choice in our city. i share that with you so you understand my commitment and my colleagues' commitment to what we do in sfmta and we're lucky to come to work and leave the city in a better place than we found it in makes changes. in terms of the presentation i wanted to give an overview of the sfmta's approaches to schools work. we have multiple programs, all of them are data driven. there's three programs that i'm going to focus on today. safe routes to school is the program that you might be most familiar wit

watson here. he had 13. elementary watson. usf 69-62.ior gray with 24. and green ahead to gray. cal a winner 70-64. two things you do not expect to see at pebble beach. gorgeous weather and john daly near the top of the leader board. both in round 1. 75 and spectacular. salute perfection. bill murray. up to his usual stuff right there. buster posey and matt playing monterey peninsula posing for birdie on 10. lip out. cain on 11. how you get up and down. chipping in for par. both 3 off the lead on the pro am leader board. january daly just one off the lead. seventh birdie of the day on 18. glute activated i guess. 7 under 65 for the 48-year-old daly rank 8:39 in the world. holmes 40 year justin hick share the lead at minus 8. conditions are so when i was seven and a half, i was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. i remember i told my mom, "it's okay, as long as i don't have to take shots," and she started bawling. diabetes is a really expensive disease, and if i weren't covered i'd be spending thousands of dollars a month. now that i have a h

watson near sharon park drive. if you use patco high speed line thinks morning you have been dreading for a while. that new construction schedule kicks in. this is first morning rush hour, that they will be single tracking, and that will leave with us 26 minute gaps, in services. no trains will be rolling for gaps throughout the day here. so you want to make sure you have a a schedule you know where those gaps are. there is in express services today on the patco high speed line. looking good at philly international but wind delays could be popping up, you may want to check with the airline heading down maybe flying someplace warm for the weekend. otherwise we're in good a shape no problems from downingtown, schuylkill looking good, mass transit running with no delays, chris and lauren back to you. >>> on twitter, paul says it is so cold good how cold is it? >> grand pop's teeth were chattering in the glass. >> rim shot. >> you are a mess. >> so chris has jokes that sometimes aren't funny but sue says it is cold bit

liu plays scherrlock's partner joan watson.here's a preview. >> you let me know and i'll conclude until then. >> thanks. it will just be a couple more days. >> do you have counsel? it's been almost a week since andrew died and you've said nothing about it which is your prerogative, which is fine but i want to be sure you have someone to discuss it with. i'd offer my services if you don't. >> andrew died because he knew me. i don't know what else to say. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> could you share with us how you feel about submissive women? >> yes. oh, yeah absolutely. i was in the green room and we were talking about it. i think in some ways if you are a certain way in your work life as they were saying, there's a separation between work and life, if you go home and you kind of have to act a little it seems a little odd to me a little uncome dportable. shouldn't you be able to be whoever you are wherever you are. you shouldlet have to go home and act. that's my opinion. submission is a very specific word i think it's

we also want to hear more about watson. the jeopardy star. can ibm monetize that or not? we're still kind of skeptical, but we're looking for some signs. >> you've got a neutral on the stock, correct? >> we do. >> which almost makes you positive. with the sentiment that there is. >> good point, but if you roll back the clock, in april we downgraded it from a bye. the stock was around $199. >> jim, good to see you, thank you. jim suva of citi. we were talking about ibm casually before the show. could not find a single person here who was positive this stock. why not? something has to happen, right? >> right. they haven't performed. it's a fabulous device. and yes, it is significantly smaller than when it was on jeopardy. they can basically put it in the size of a laptop these days practically. but whether or not they can monetize that is what remains. >> to me, watson is the story with ibm. and the question is can they monetize. >> elementary. >> funny guy. you should use that to make a living. the problem is, if that doesn't work, then all they have is they're buying back

in regulation santa clara's brandon clark makes the jumper to tie it 58- 58 overtime usf's devin watsone great behind the back move for the lay-up 62-60 usf final: 69-62 usf usf: 10-16, 4-10 santa clara: 11-15, 5-9 that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow morning! bulldog: what what? mattress discounters presidents day sale ends presidents day? but mattress discounters has the largest selection of memory foam mattresses under one roof! comforpedic... icomfort... posturepedic hybrid... and wow! get up to four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection! and, get a queen size serta mattress and box spring set for just $397. mattress discounters presidents day sale ends presidents day! ♪ mattress discounters ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yoplait. with a smooth and creamy taste your whole family loves. don't miss yoplait's exciting new flavors -- creamy caramel and cookies 'n cream. >>> my house is on fire. actor pierce brosnan's house in on fire. >>> then, you'

i hoped we could agree on the albert watson picture, and we did. then he just wasn't that hell vet tick -- helvetica type. no curly cues or doodads on it. he said i like heltica. steve loves font. that's why in the macintosh it's a bitmap display with fontses. that's why we have beautiful computers. to steve it made a difference. benjamin franklin liked it. he brought franklin bold and stuff, those type of fontses, they -- do a lot of them were based on helvetica. the only thing that i pushed back on is he wanted my name in dark type and his name in light gray thinking that it was my book and my name should -- i said no, no this isn't -- has nothing to do with me. this book is all about you. you cooperated. every word in there is something built on something you said and so i wanted steve jobs to be the darker type and me to be more recesssive and that's how i turned out. but there was maybe eight or nine conversations, and with his own artistic directors and great people at apple, design directors, making sure that the cover that looks so, so simp

ni querido watson quÉ pasa en miami cuando sale el frÍo? y la gente media encuerada, quÉ les pasa?rÍo de aquÍ para arriba pero para abajo tengo mucho calor. >> en miami la pierna tiene que estar afuera? >> exacto. >> es que tienes buena pierna. >> exacto. >> todas tienen buenas piernas. >> las chilenas sÍ. >> es una investigaciÓn rÁpida, porque hace frÍo y estÁis como que hace frÍo. >> hace frÍo, no es tan bueno hoy dÍa. >> hay mujeres con la piel encueradas. >> todas encueradas, calatas. [rÍen] >> quÉ son calatas? >> desnudas en perÚ. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> todo bien, mi amor? >> muy bien. >> estoy con una investigaciÓn. >> quÉ investigaciÓn? >> y estÁ cachimba? >> es una investigaciÓn rÁpida a ver si pasabas la prueba del frÍo. >> no tengo frÍo, tengo calor. estoy en miami, en la ciudad del sol. >> no seas asÍ. >> en mi corazÓn y en mi cuerpo. [rÍe] >> mira quÉ escÁndalo! niÑas sois un escÁndalo, esa niÑa estÁ tan apretada que le va a dar un shock. >> y eso no es nada! [risas] >> por quÉ te agarras tanto a mÍ? >> tengo frÍo. > >> quÉ he hecho esto para merecer esto? una mujer pegada. te puedo

for more let's go to ivan watson in hong kong. this is not the first time a writer has been attacked in this muslim majority country. what impact is it having? what are people saying? >> well there have been some small protests organized in the days since this murder took place. you have top officials in the bangladesh government and the police that have come out denouncing the attack. the police telling cnn that they still have not arrested any suspects in connection with this murder. we spoke to the forensic doctor who carried out the autopsy on the victim here. the description of the wounds matches these words such as savage and brutal because avijit roy had wounds deep wounds in his skull and his in his back and neck as a result of this apparent machete attack. the u.s. state department has condemned the attack against roy. we believe to be a u.s. passport holder of bangladesh descent. the u.s. has offered to assist with the investigation. listen to the spokesperson for the u.s. state department. >> avijit roy was a journalist

for more ivan watson. >> reporter: police in bangladesh are still looking for suspects in the violentbrutal murder that took place thursday as he and his wife were walking back from a book fair when two men attacked them with machetes and hacked him to death and injured his wife as well, who is till going treated in the hospital. what's eerie about this murder is that roy, an outspoken eighth dwrift eighthyist and critic of religious criticism of all stripes had warned in an isay to be published in just a month or -- in an essay to be published in just a month or two in a magazine about a surge in death threats that he'll received in response to a book that he'd written which of called the virus of faith. let me read an excerpt. he says "religious extremism is like a highly contagious virus. death threats started flowing to my e-mail inbox on a regular basis. i suddenly found myself a target of militant islamists and terrorists." he went on to write that one -- he wroted one islamist, he says, who threatened to try to kill roy when he would return from his home outside of atlanta in t

watson subsequently interpreted it as finding a textual hook for disparate impact is based on the fries -- >> it says "to refuse to sell or rent or otherwise make unavailable." the agency charged with interpreting that language has determined that it means disparate impact. >> justice sotomayor>>, the phrase "make available" is an act prohibited by the fair housing act. >> consequence. it happens to be because that is what you do with housing but that is a consequence. >> the act of making unavailable is the act prohibited by the fair housing. this isn't like section 482. this is like section 481. it prohibits the refusal to negotiate, otherwise making unavailable or denying -- all of those are active verbs. the work is to cover additional acts like zoning decisions or land-use restrictions that are not outright refusals or denials. that is why the language of the fair housing act focuses on actions. >> you could say the same thing about adverse effects. that is also an active for. -- ana ctive verb. the point is true enough but they were also true with respect to title vii, weren't the

ceo carla watson joins me now.ng thing that=y op up along the way that just don't trend that we don't see that nobody talks about and one of them is kind of the counter argument about women who is supposed to lean in and you discovered that in fact there are reasons why women don't that have nothing to do with whether they are willing to or not. >> very interest. so reports both out of the u.s. and the uk said that the community is much larger in tack on men. they have lÄ>ber time at work but to say men and women maybe sometimes up to four times as much the psychological impact and burden as a result often that's one of the reasons that they don't meet them at work. >> ifill: you say impact of commuting. i don't understand what that means. does that mean they feel like they have to get home sooner, they have to leave earlier and have primary responsibility for kids. >> all of the above and then some. the argument is a typical that many women on the way home are watching the latest episode of house of cards but inst

we have a fire location at watson road near sharon park drive with some local detours. otherwise we're in good shape. double five's on the schuylkill between conshohocken and downtown. no problems on i-95 construction zone but get ready if you use the patco high speed line, today will be a rough one, it is first morning rush hour, with this new construction schedule. they are single tracking which is going to leave us with 26 minute gaps in service. i do not suggest getting stuck out in a wind chill factor below zero during one of these 26 minute service gaps. is there also no express services today so it will be a rough go, grab yourself a schedule, go on line and down load it, take a look and try to wiggle your way before or after these service gaps in order to avoid getting stuck outside in the cold. philly international okay at the moment but with the wind, could we have some wind delays you? may want to check with the airline before you head down to the airport to play it safe this morning? otherwise we're in good shape on the bridges. they are working on the ben f

as george watson reported back in 2001, the submarine uss pompenito served during world war ii and during the war its crew accidentally made a horrible mistake. >> there she lays the uss pompenito the relish of war some 60 years gone. today she's the fisherman wharf's tourist attractions. still preserved in a cocoon. but there will always be a mystery, men who take her down to wage war beneath the ocean's wave. >> we had to do a little crazy to begin with because who would want to live in the subhuman situation that you live in a submarine. because it's miserable living. >> reporter: in september of 1944, the pompenito with a crew of 49 set sail on its third war patrol. this time they were in route to the south china sea in the vast waters between the philippines and formoso. the mission was as written to attack japanese shipping any where and everywhere. the pompanito's most memorable action did involve the sinking of the ship. early morning september 12, pompenito encounters the japanese convoy. at this moment a horrible mistake would reshape the history of the pompenito. >> two of thes

now, watson, a 246 yard blast on a par 5, set himself up for eagle. he would birdie the hole. tied for the lead, now, the preshot lead. slipping away at 17. now, a miss. fell out of the tie. then, two shots back. in the end, how about brooks, did you have him on your board? putting off of the green at 15. got an eagle. won by a single shot, clear. okay. sounds weird when i say it but the golden state warriors have only two home games this month. we hung out with a season ticket holder who will be there watching from above. [music] >> when you go to a warriors home game, chances are she will be this. >> reporter: a ticket holder for 26 years. for 26 years she made this ascent to her seat. the first chair on the last row at the top of oracle arena. >> you can stand up if you want to. you can see the whole court. they can hear me. of course. of course, i used to be a cheerleader. i can promote that all of the way down there. [ laughter ] >> reporter: we found her at the 100th consecutive sellout with her friend barbara. when i asked for her favorite warrior she said it was like c

watson and jamar demonstrated a program called circus fit, it started this afternoon and the interactive presentation aimed to teach children the benefit of fitness through circus performance, students learned about stretching to building strength. >>> dangerous cold in the tri-state area, here is cecily tynan. >> our coldest morning was january 8th we dropped to 9 degree and we'll be within that. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing we have dry conditions out there tonight and cloud free conditions and the action cam is taking a video that really tells the story. we are wind whipped. we had wind gusts of 40 miles per hour today and the wins are pulling down some cold air, the accuweather highlights show you that tonight is the coldest night in about a month overnight low 11 degrees in philadelphia and 10 in millville and trenton 8 and allentown, dropping down to 0 degrees, that does not tell the full story you have to factor in the winds and the windchills tomorrow morning showing tomorrow morning, 1 degree below zero in philadelphia and reading 10 below and in allentown dropping dow

the driver faces a charge known as a watson murder. the d.a.' office says marco chajon is accused of killing someone while intoxicated with, quote, conscious malice aforethought. in other words, the accused knows what he is doing is dangerous to human life but doesn't care and does it anyway. chajon was convicted of a dui back in june. but investigators say chajon had eight beers before getting behind the wheel last weekend. police say chajon jumped the sidewalk, struck the fruit vendor and dragged him 30 feet. he then went on to cause several more crashes and tried to flee on foot. neighbors and witnesses are shaking their heads. >> kind of sad somebody who decides to drink and drive ruins their life. it's not fair. >> reporter: francisco juarez died at the hospital. he leaves behind a wife who was also injured in the crash and three children. a "go fund me" page entitled east san jose fruit vendor fund has raise more than $7,000. meanwhile, the driver, chajon, is due back in court on march 16. if convicted of those charges, he faces life in pr

thieves stole jewelry and other valuables out of homes watson heights circle thursday and saturday nights. diane cho has the latest on the investigation miles away from a similar set of crimes in sterling that has members of the indian community wondering whether they're being targeted again. >> this loudoun county family didn't want to be identified and while they haven't experienced a break-in, they say they lost their sense of security. >> that feeling is there all the time. it's continuing that, you know somebody is going to break in. >> she says after she heard about the burglary last thursday off watson heights circle in ashburn, she didn't feel comfortable leaving her home the next day. then on valentine's day, she says her cousin's home was broken into on barnstead drive less than two miles away. she says her cousin was too afraid to sleep that night after the burglary. >> just went straight up to the bedrooms and they just check all the closets. all the clothes and everything the jewelry they could find. >> the loudoun county sheriff's office says there was a second burglary on t

jose could spend the rest of his life behind bars because the driver faces a rare charge known as a "watson" murder. the d.a.'s office says marco cajon is accused of killing someone while drunk with, quote, conscious malice aforethought. in other words, the accused knows what he is doing is dangerous to human life but doesn't care and does it anyway. cajon was convicted of a dui in june but investigators say cajon had aid beers before driving last weekend. police say he jumped the sidewalk, struck the fruit vendor and dragged him 30 feet and caused several more crashes and fled on foot. neighbors and witnesses are shaking their heads. >> somebody who decides to drink and drive ruins their lives. >> reporter: francisco juarez died at the hospital leaving behind a wife, who was also injured in the crash, and three children a "go fund me" page entitled east san jose fruit stand vendor fund has raised more than $7,000. meanwhile, the driver chajon is due back in court on march 16. if convicted of all the charges, he faces live in prison. in east san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> crews are navigati

association of the study of african-american life and history, the very organization that carter g watson founded himself for the sustained black history, we live in a country that pays very little attention to american history, the only time we talk about american history is when we talk about black history month, let's have a conversation about how we can teach about what america is, and if you teach black history well, you do that same work. >> as ranch mentions that's something that morgan freeman would agree with you on. he says black history is american history. is it self-segregated. [laughter] >> that's a very funny question. absolutely not. first of all, segregation was a legal systemic discrimination against persons who were considered nonwhite. so the question on it's surface is ridiculous. and anyone that would suggest such it is just an eron nows idea. in fact, because plaque history is american history and american history is black history, it is literally just our history. as a country, it is a history of a people it is a legacy, it is a historical presence. i love black hi

that is because that driver faces a rare charge known as a watson murder. the d.a.'ice says marco chajon is accused of killing someone while intoxicated with, quote, conscious malice aforethought. in other words, the accused knows what he is doing is dangerous to human life but doesn't care and does it anyway. shah hone was convicted of dui in june but he had eight beers before getting behind wheel last weekend. police say chajon jumped the sidewalk struck the fruit vendor dragging him 30 feet and then caused several more crashes and tried to flee on foot. neighbors and witnesses on the scene were shaking their heads. >> kind of sad somebody who died to drink and drive ruins a life. it's not fair. >> reporter: from a cisco juarez died -- francisco died at the hospital. his wife as injured in the crash. he leaves behind his wife and three children. a go fund me page has raised more than $7,000. the driver is due back in court on march 15. if convicted he faces life in prison. kiet do, kpix 5. >>> two new york city men are under arrest for trying to go to syria to join

as george watson reported back in 1989. >> reporter: they came to a pier that would later be named china cove in san francisco bay. they were dealing with immigration laws that were drafted solely to stop them from coming to the country. from china these people would come to the land of student looking for work and money to allow them to go back home or bring their families to america. but it was not a gate way but detention center. this was the place where the u.s. government made its last stand against chinese immigrants. >> we heard about angel angel island, how cruel, how bad it was until we got there. they took us to the barrack 317. >> reporter: howard tam the son of a merchant came to angel island in 1932. chinese merchants along with teachers were excluded if they could prove to the officials that they were eligible. details that would have to be verified by family members and other witnesses. such things as how many steps were there to his house. what were the floors made of. exactly where in the kitchen was the rice bin kept. 14-year-old howard tam was asked how many feet there

step outside in the cold ryan we're looking at i-95 at cottman construction we have a building fire watson road fear fallcroft avenue. circus extreme you'll see extra could be gettings in south philadelphia. a water main break at cedar and south street. stick to walnut or broad street. in camden county, collings avenue and nicholson road, construction blocking the two lanes for another half-hour. the ramp from 295 northbound to 168 is reopened. >> firefighters at the jersey shore had to battle a multi-alarm fire as well as a dangerous cold overnight. the blaze broke out at 11:00 p.m. on the 4700 block of 5th avenue in avalon. it started in a house that is under construction and spread to two neighboring homes. the cold weather was a challenge for firefighters because they faced water supply issues. >> water supply issues on the street we know we've got it, we have a small water main coming up the street. which is the reason we have the additional help we got from the county on this. 100 firefighters battled the fire. one home is gutted the other two homes stained smoke and fire damage. no

. >> amber the deputy city attorney with the authority mark watson sends his regulating regret we couldn't be here not manipulative as changed the only addition to the 59 which is the spot bill addressing the h o p or high vehicle rains this is an information item recommended and other things under the state level our governor signed into office during it's inaugural speak the calling out of the $59 billion deficit for the local highways and bridges so given that taken into consideration attention he didn't in his budget have additional funding for transportation so we'll stay tuned to see if anything come up the january prospering proposal proposed cap & trade and one hundred million dollar of it goes to transportation we're happy to see that we're anticipating for the up and coming cap & trade we've seen the january 1st cap & trade was applied to fuel we anticipate a much higher procedures in may which will be divided up according the the formula that was passed an a on a state level next week is the first meeting of the technical advisory committee this is a proposed vehicle travel mile