a day of music and celebration and i have a couple of very special guests i want to bring in here, wilma webb, served 13 years and wellington webb, first african american mayor of denver. tell me wilma you were instrumental in making martin luther king day a state holiday here. >> i was dedicated because dr. king was such a great man. he was an easy person to know that we know he was deserving and that he was worthy of the holiday. i carried the legislation for four years four different times and each time i had to make it a different bill. i was so glad that i saw the bill grow over the years from first being a minority bill and then one being combined the sponsors to be black people, white peel, both democrat and republican and everyone in the legislature and then finally getting all kinds of sponsors and happened finally in 1984. >> so 30 years. and you can see that it really brings the city and state together. mayor webb tell me a little bit about the relationship that martin luther king day and maybe a personal relationship that he had to the city of denver. >> well dr. king had bee

. >> wilma subra joins us tonight. wilma you know on our program we have been paying i have close attention to the situation at bybayou corn. we were surprised to hear that an earthquake as far away as puerto rico could affect you. >> we've had earthquakes in alaska that when they occurred people who had ponds and swimming pools noticed the water swirk back and forth here in louisiana when the earthquake occurred in alaska. that's not unusual. i.t. caused the water at bayou corn to swish back and forth. >> we know the berm tried to hold things back there. that has not worked at all? >> yes, the berms are actually surrounding a sinkhole but they are in an area that is continuing to sink. the berms are degrading and are being overtopped. the fear is that the saltwater and the crude oil in the sinkhole will migrate into the fresh water marsh around the sinkhole. >> creating a second disaster there. our initial thinking is about the people who live in the area losing their homes and where we see those trees disappearing in

i've been voting for, fred and wilma. something that doesn't give you any cosmic bias, all right? so i can tell you simply what dark matter is. but don't think of it as matter. i don't want to -- i'm concerned -- >> i don't -- we don't know what it is. so i don't even want to use those two words. if anything, it's dark gravity. because we look in the universe, and we see the effects of gravity, and they say, "let's add up all the stars and galaxies and planets and comets and black holes, everything we know about, to account for this gravity that we see." we account for one-sixth of the forces of gravity we see in the universe. there is no known objects accounting for most of the effective gravity in the universe. something is making stuff move that is not anything we have ever touched. >> and that something you call, for lack of a better term? >> dark matter. but that even implies it's matter. what it truly is is dark gravity. boom. that's a problem that's been around since the 1930s. it's the longest-standing, unsolved problem in astrophysics. so now, dark energy, we look out in

until most of the boy was trapped in knowing that it may be taken from the scene a short time ago wilma across wanted to have to browse some more home as this forceful will beat us but this terrible tragedy pass. with the boy was in the mines building with his mother shortly after three a company became separate and some are thrown his way into the lift shaft for a number of companies and agencies including artsy of offices in the heinz building the boy was trapped in the mid chest emergency services were called to see them work for time to try and get him out of the building was about to raise the spirits to the during that time. shortly after four o'clock. his remains were taken from the building to galway university hospital for a post mortem examination would be carried as a nation today. daddy say they're treating it as a tragic accident the boy who was three years of age due to the jewish area of galway city. his parents. more recently from africa and the were three older siblings of his time with them the time of the incident in the plains been discussion in the health and safety

a little earlier i spoke to mayor wellington webb and his wife wilma. >> i was so dedicated to doing holiday because dr. king was such a great man. he was an easy person to know, that we know that he was deserving and that he was worthy of the holiday. i carried the legislation for four years four different times and each time i had to make it a different bill. i was so glad that i saw the bill grow for four years, first being a minority bill then one that combined the sponsors to be black people, white people, both democrat and republican and everyone in the legislature and finally getting all kinds of sponsors and it finally happened in 1984. >> you can see it really brings the city and state together. mayor webb, can you telling us the relationship of fling day and maybe a dedication he had to the whole movement. >> dr. king had been here several times. one of the photos you saw was done here in denver. one of the songs he loved the best, my living shall not be in vein, he first heard here in denver. his wife corrette ta gave her first speech here at new hope baptist church. even

my name is wilma liebman. >> speak up into the microphone, please. >> my name is wilma liebman, the thediate past chairman of national labor relations board. my leaving the agency in august of theseted one recess.s filled by a >> could you speak up? >> professor williams talked fact that the difficulties in making these appointments were occasioned by the house of representatives was refusing to theent to a recess of congress. constitution says that you need the consent of both houses to a recess. the constitution also says that can declare the congress in recess if the two houses cannot agree. so my question mostly to professor rosenkranz is, do you think president obama would have been better served following think, during this period the two routes were being heated and studied, would have been better because the constitution expressly gives him authority? >> that's an interesting question. i'd have to think about that, actually. question.'s a good was actually quite a lot of encouragement for him on "huffington post" and other such wonderful sites in our new technology age. i wish that h

i was with you, and -- >> i went from wilma flintstone to jane jetson in about -- >> baby steps, yeah you for coming. >> thank you for having me. thank you for having me. >> all the best. say hello to all the crazy people. i'm sorry, i don't like the guy. new season of "girls" premieres -- >> two back to back episodes. >>> we're going to answer -- she's going to answer some of your fan questions. so go to twitter and send your questions to allison @klgandhoda. we'll find it. just tweet it. >> that's so sweet. >> get ready to get up and get moving. helena wolin is here with a workout while you watch. >> are you still working snout follow along until we're back. look what she's doing. see what helena's doing? do it. >> we don't have to do it, do we? tand doesn't just mask them." oh my gosh, come on in. we're looking for the smelliest area. i have not cleaned the cat box in probably about two weeks. ♪ [ male announcer ] febreeze doesn't mask odors, it actually eliminates them. we are ready to check out this room. [ sniffs ] it completely took the odor out. it smells really clean. [ male

. >> i'm wilma leedman, immediate past chairman of the national labor relations board. my leaving the agency in august 201 is created one of these vacancies filled by -- >> could you speak up, please. >> yeah. the -- professor williams talked about the fact that the difficulties in making these appointments were occasioned by the fact that the house of representatives was refusing to concept to a recess of the congress. constitution says that you need consent of both houses to have a recess. the constitution also says that the president can declare the congress in recess if the two houses cannot agree. ill the question is would president obama be better served following that route, i think, during this period, the two routes were debated and studied, would he have been better because the congress -- the constitution expressly gives him that authority. >> interesting question. i have to think about that actually. yeah, it's a good question. >> there was a lot of encouragement for him to do just that on huffington post and other such wonderful sites in our new technology

i received a tweet from wilma, and she says we need bucketfuls! we're not going to get it though. in a little closer, the sierra will pick up snow. that's great news. you'll need your chains if you're headed in that direction because the snow level, you can see snow just now falling over areas of north tahoe, right about 6000 feet, the level right now, but dropping down to 4000 feet by tonight, which means you'll need chains. it's windy up there. the wind advisory for today as well. closer home, seeing a few scattered showers pop up over areas along the sonoma coastline. you can see dillon beach reporting some light rain there. as we shift inland, just a few patches of green over areas like oxidantal. earlier, over guerneville. may not be hitting the ground just yet, but eventually will make its way through the north bay and then slide to the central bay and the south bay will get it into the afternoon. we're going to time it out for you. here is the latest future cast model, picking up at 9:00. you can see just on the northern edge there of sonoma county, seeing some showers. as

. >> what was wilma flinstone's maiden name? >> flint? need to stomp out. >> this one's not hard. he asked before walt disney created mickey mouse, he created another -- >> oswald the rabbit. >> yeah. >> here's one from barbie, does al know the name of alice's boyfriend on the brady bunch? >> i do not. >> we know. >> sam the butcher. >> all right. >> keep them coming. today.com and we'll see if we can stump al all morning. >> quickly. punky brewster's dog? >> i don't know. >> anything after 1975 -- brandon is the answer. >> thank you to the head of nbc programming. >> thank you very much. just ahead -- in "trending," the ad that proves your smartphone could be the greatest invention of all time. >>> and then, celebration of 50 in honor of the first lady's birthday today. >>> and the team that wowed with blue christmas takes jenna bush hager on a trip to graceland. hager on a trip to graceland. [ male announcer ] let the rich robust flavor and irresistible aroma of nescafe clasico stir what's inside of you. ♪ [ engine revving ] [ tires scr

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