do we join the attack, your grace? hold your ground. but the orders are to advance and engage the enemy on their right flank, your grace. do you take your orders from me or not? of course, your grace. then hold your ground. at least we won't make fools of ourselves. to hold this hill is vital. sir. ah, our glorious leader. your majesty. kutuzov. why have you not advanced? because that's wt napoleon wants u uto do, your majestyty tsar: but you understand the disposition, do you not? perfectly well, your majesty. however, if you order me to advance... i do. kindly give the order. forward! (horse neighs) (horse snorting) (sighs) excellent. i can't see e thing. where are e ? sir, look there. (screaming) even worse than i thought. (screaming) forward on the dououe! rostov, ride over to kutuzov. well, go on, man. quick as you like. (screaming) soldier: it's all up, lads. run for it! (man groans) stop those men! my god, bolkonsky, what a shambles. forward, lads! hurrah! (mortar blasts) (indistinct yelling) where's general kutuzov? where? answe

with regret, your grace. so, what's the matter with you, young rostov? nothing at all, captain, except retreat isn't what i went to war for. i know. you want to put that fine young horse of yours through his s ces, eh? well, you'll get your chance by and by. and you may not care for it when you do. what's it like, denisov? what's what like? actually, you know, being combat. (chuckling) bloody awful if y y're on the losing side. but seriously, it's one of those things no one can tell you about. you have to experience it for yourself. like being with a woman for the first time. can be wonderful. can be terrifying. kutuzov: ah, bolkonsky. there you are. we're in trouble. napoleon's armies have moved so fast we're in danger of being outflanked. prince bagration's very nobly volunteered to lead a detachment and engage the french in battle, whilst we continue to retreat with the bulk of the army. kutuzov: goodbye, general. god bless you for a great deed. i thank you for the honor. may christ be with you, dear boy. your grace, i reququt permission to j jn prince

i'll fall from your grace but i'll never let go of your hand i'll never let go of your hand i'll never let go of your hand it's fun to sing... zippity zip, zip, zim, zim, zim dance, yeah! go for it! doing something artistic inspires creativity, and helps you succeed in school and life. all: hooray! play music, paint, and dance together as a family. come on, team! all: blast off! for ten ways to add the arts into your life, visit americansforthearts.org. >> from up high, this looks like a very crowded airport. but it's actually a century of aviation history frozen in time. museum. located in a tucson, arizona, desert, it's home to some of the most important and unusual machines to ever fly in the sky. display. >> well, thanks. you know, we've been working hard at it for about 35 years accomplishments. >> one of the most popular exhibits is the blackbird. it's the world's fastest jet. the blackbird was designed to outrun missiles trying to shoot it down. that's because the u.s. used blackbirds to spy on other countries. >> it was a secret program, so they were flying high and fast long b

given that backdrop i think it is going to be challenge for the bank of england to raise rates us your grace what is weighing on the pound. >> how much of it is about the dollar? the owner people we have spoken to in general say that they have the risk of a stronger dollar relieving into other asset classes -- permeating into other asset classes. >> for the u.k., the strength in euro sterling, the ecb will not be to happy with the euro strengthening. it goes back to what you are talking about earlier. are we going into the next bout of currency wars? there is some competitive devaluation going on. realistically, the strong dollar something that could underpin everything in the currency markets. those moves are also very interesting. >> has china called the markets down now? have we seen the lows for the yuan for the moment? >> i think it is quite possible because we remember back in august we had a similar situation where we had a chinese currency weakening that it was done over the course of a week or two. bennett was very quiet. it could be something that we see now. with that be the end o

amber: chipotle is trying to get you back in your good graces. barbara: plus, we will show you how the triangle and beyond is amber: what it is like >> of the only station with three newsrooms and downtown raleigh, -- amber: folks across the viewing area attending the martin luther king march through downtown. fayetteville. >> remember today is a day of service and let's recommit ourselves with prayer -- the service six -- 36 annual was held in durham. carry on dr. king's legacy i working -- by working together. >> he dream that a diverse group across the triangle. it helps us to revisit his message of hope and recommit ourselves in ways that we can be involved. reporter: the theme of today's march is fierce urgency. that comes from dr. king speeches and really do message barbara: in chatham county, work is underway to fix a massive land hole. that whole is making the road and passable. an eyewitness tells us that his truck was damaged when he had the whole. released by a ron -- by iran.barbara: steve harvey is speaking out on camera about the le

grace: good evening. thanks for being here for your news at 11. i'm grace joyal. it's the night before the biggest day of the year for college football, and south carolina has extra reason to care this year. the clemson tigers will take on alabama at the college football playoff tomorrow night. sports director tim hill reports from phoenix. >> we're excited about it, looking forward to it. it won't be long now. >> in less than 24 hours now sweeney and saban will face off for the national championship. this morning, he talked about it in one final press conference. >> this has been, you know, great for our program, great for our team. this was our goal, was to have the opportunity to compete at the highest level, and not only are we getting a chance to do to play the university of alabama, which, to me, has been the standard in college football for a long time. >> what we're trying to get our players to do is stay focused on the things that are going to help them play well in the game and not be affected by external factors, all the things going on around the game.

good evening thanks for for being here for your news at eleven.i'm grace joyal.we had a chance to dry out a bit on this saturday...(take animation)...with that continued cool, dry weather. meteorologist michelle rotella joins us now...quite a change from the heat and rain all last week, michelle! i'll be back with the full forecast michelle 3 thanks. s-c-e-and-g started closing the spill gate opened yesterday, early this morning. the utility company reports slowing inflows into lake murray overnight allowed them to close it. more than 9- million people in more than a dozen states are under flood warnings. while the worst may be over in some parts, columbia police are investigating a shooting on king street, that sent two peopop to the hospital. officials say they arrived on the 11-hundred block of king street around seven last night...to find a 41-one-year-old woman and a 20-year-old man shot. the two victims were taken to the hospital.we're told they're expected to be okay. c-p-d says it's >> the victims were taken to to be okay. it is not clear what caused the shooting. if you know

. >> well, thank you, sir, for your grace and you will be hearing from me. you will definitely be hearing from me. >> thank you for all your years of service. >> stay healthy. god love you, kiddo. >> after these 40 years this could be your greatest legacy, the moon shot. >> i hope so. i hope so. >> you take care. see you soon. >> thank you very much. >>> a final check of the weather now with sam. >> wow, robin. it's hard to go from that to this but let's try. as i walk through the boxers here we're celebrating the ninth annual warm coats, warm hearts drive. go, linsey. so far we collected more than 126,000 coats with celebrities like "pretty little liars," elle king and bring lars and the drive ends next week so it's on you, folks. you got to help, go to burlington coat factory and donate your gently worn coat and we'll give it away. lara, it's all happening in here. this is the soul cycle team. it's all being led here by gio. please don't stop and i want to hear you out of breath. >> these are called jumps. you know what i love about this. cardio there's so

that i admire but i thank god i have a big and a close family and we >> well, thank you, sir, for your grace and you will be hearing from me. you will definitely be hearing from me. >> okay. >> thank you for all your years of service. >> stay healthy. god love you, kiddo. >> after these 40 years this could be your greatest legacy, the moon shot. >> i hope so. i hope so. >> you take care. see you soon. >> thank you very much. >>> a final check of the weather >> all right, i'm new here so we checked in with gio and the soul cycle team. now what else is going on. >> it's happening all over here. the "gma" gym. check this out. it is on fire. spinning into action, moving to the beat the ultimate fitness tips for 2016. we're not moving yet but we'll start. >> i wish i could do this but i can't. >> we got nothing but you do. tt2w`t2n`qt" bt@q2;x tt2w`t2n`qt" "a@q"7< tt2w`t2n`qt" bm@q)<0 tt4w`t2n`qt"" dztq sy@ tt4w`t2n`qt"" entq #] tt4w`t2n`qt"" gzt& :zx tt4w`t2n`qt"" hnt& *t4 tt4w`t2n`qt"" iztq @=l tt4w`t2n`qt"" jntq rm, tt4w`t2n`qt"" lzt& j p >>> it is day three of our re-boot camp. tuesday we got

. >> grace: on your life. >> getting a car, we need a car down here. >> grace: space to dream after 27-year-old stephanie ellerbe and her three children -- >> i felt homeless, really, because we didn't have a place to go. >> grace: were flooded out of their apartment in lower richland. >> and questions that my children have, i couldn't ask them, because i didn't know. >> grace: ellerbe ended up knowing much sooner than she anticipated. >> it was like a weight lift off my shoulders. >> grace: ellerbes now call st. lawrence place home. ellerbe's 10-year-old has spastic cerebral palsy. she had to switch schools. her 9 and 11-year-olds take a cab to their schools in hopkins. everything back in order. and st. lawrence place is giving me the opportunity to do that for me and my family. >> grace: dozens of other families are waiting for that chance. st. lawrence place president lila ann sauls says there are 65 approved families on the shelter's waiting list. they field an average of 25 calls for help each day. >> we are at capacity and every day we deal with the fact that there are families o

. >> well, thank you, sir, for your grace and you will be hearing from me. f service. >> stay healthy. god love you, kiddo. >> after these 40 years this could be your greatest legacy, the moon shot. >> i hope so. i hope so. >> you take care. see you soon. >> thank you very much. >>> a final check of the weather >> wow, robin hard to go from that to this but let's trial. as i walk through we're celebrating the ninth annual warm coats and warm hearts drive. go left hand see go with burlington and kids fashion. we've collected more than 126,000 coats with celebrities like the pretty little liars el king bree larson and the drive ends next week so it's on you folks. you've got to help. go to burlington coat factory. joan 98 urgently worn coat. lara it's happening in here. this is the soul cycle team. led by geo. please don't stop and i'm going to hear you out of breath. >> that's the weather around the nation. >> get to it sooner or later. right now we've got nothing showing on storm tracker6 but patchy black ice around. your exclusive accuweather 7-day wind chil

thanks for joining us for your news at 11. i'm grace joyal. major cities up the eastern seaboard are buried by snow dumped by winter storm jonas. we'll show you the storm's affect in just a moment, but midlands. this was what the snow looked like in downtown columbia this morning. flurries moving through the capitol city, and just as quickly, the dusting had disappeared much to your children's disappointment, i can imagine. meteorologist rot rot -- michelle rotella joining me now. >> one to two inches here in charlotte and up the eastern seaboard. some places there seeing 20 to 30 inches of snow, and they are very well snowed in. here today, it was about 14 degrees below average, and average for this time of year about 56. temperatures will slowly start to improve as we go throughout but prepare for a very cold start to the day on sunday. this was just the beginning here. 33 st. matthews. 35 columbia. 30 for winslow and 32 cem den. right there on the freezing mark, 34 for bishop and also looking at 33 in sumter. you're going to notice that as

iowa caucuses you want your support spread across the state ecallly f are you in one other your the sell grace it. and answer bernie sanders the 538 model and that's still giving hillary clinton a 78 territory chance of winning. >> and breaking it down. one week away from the do you thinkous. >>> now your forecast with paul dellegatto. >>> and good monday afternoon, spokes. hope you had a good weekend. we have changes on the way. and as the day progressed, lots of high clouds racing in from the west. that's one of those signatures the fast jet that does not provide with us more than a day in a row of blue skies. we're back to back. cold nights and then we're talking about showers going to a east and moisture in a couple of days. around the bay area. 38 in tampa. the below the average. we watch and wait for the front. and the backside and cool and not near as cold as it was today. the high clouds and racing in from the west. and being kind of pushed away. can you see the tongue coming from the moisture. this will feed a lot of moisture our way and high clouds but by wednesday and thursday. trop

investing 3-point-6 million dollars in little bamberg. 33 and your heard grace say... black water barrels is bringing 57-jobs to bamberg. from mechanics, to laborers and machine operators, they're looking for employees of all skill levels, who are ready to learn. you can find the email to get in touch with them in the online version of this story at abc-columbia- dot-com.33 still to come... we're seeing how things stand in south carolina. what we can expect from tonight's "state of the state" address. from main and gervais. what you can expect for the remainder of todays forecast... lets turn things kennedy. 33 we want to give you a quick traffic update as you head out and about this morning. here are some trouble spots that you might encounter. south carolina highway patrol is intersection of i-77 and shop road. this is going to be in the northbound lanes... and of course we will continue to keep our eyes on the road and update you if anything else pops up for that morning commute. a-b-c columbia wants to help you jump start your day. we have a quick rundown of your t

within 48 hours of a snowstorm you're supposed to of clear the property in front of your sidewalk that they have given a grace. -- they have given a grace period, but tomorrow they plan on enforcing it on homeowners. the ticket is $100. tom roussey, abc 7 news. alison: scary stuff. a warning about your money. sheriff'sng county office is asking for help to find a person of interest in a skimming investigation. device was placed on an atm at a convenience store on rockville road in sterling. the share of's office said the man was driving a blue minivan. -- the sheriff's office said the man was driving a bloom in a van. if you have information, call the police. leon: a trust that georgetown dentist in court for sexually abusing a patient. there are disturbing new details but the crime. lewdentist is accused of acts while a patient was under the care of nitrous oxide. he was a dentist in georgetown. his biography had him listed as a father of three. he was arrested last week at jfk airport. standing by for a big announcement about gun laws in virginia. tomorrow, governor terry mcauliffe and republican leaders wi

but blac chyna, who clearly khloe doesn't like, that's called taking advantage of your sister's good graces. >> and he's acting like a little spoiled brat. she's been trying to help him for years! and then he does this. >> he is a jerk. announcer: yes, and it left khloe little choice but to say -- >> you and your cheeseburgers can get the [bleep] out with this girl. announcer: she's paraphrasing. though actually probably not that much. so what's rob going to do now? >> he's going to be living off blac chyna. >> yeah, he's going to be living off blac chyna until this story is no longer a story and blac chyna goes, get out, fatty! [laughter] announcer: sensitivity, it's not for everyone. good luck, rob! >> "fifty shades of black," man! >> marlon wayans at l.a.x. he's in "fifty shades of black." we say is it going to be bigger and better than "fifty shades of grey"? >> i will never be as sexy as christian gray. >> yeah, you are. i think you are. >> i want to be funny. that's all. i want to be funny. >> then we ask a pretty good question. i think it's funny. >> how many shades of black do you t

. >> i think biden is your best -- >> saving grace. you're absolutely right. i kept thinking that. >> if hillary clinton is a democrat, and this is what american crossroads, karl rove and the rest of the gang know, can't beat hillary clinton. that's what this is all about. >> should she be subject to the same types of prosecutorial discretion as somebody like a general david petraeus. >> gave information to someone else. >> there's no evidence that anybody else got any information. >> to avoid protocol. basically put herself above the law and as secretary of state, what makes you think as a democrat voting out there. that would be more egregious as president hillary clinton. >> i agree. >> but you can't have an immediate job is not to indiet. let the fbi, let the doj do their job and stop with all of the spaghetti throwing. >> this is analysis based on the fact and the information. that the public has a right to know. eat that spaghetti, juan. >> well i just, just for fun, everybody take one of the articles about this. take catherine herridge's article on foxn

at freshbooks and i wanted to keep that up.walk and talk with grace: disc 1 07: 04:54 dm: so blind dating, in the workplace- this was your idea?yes i thought about it months ago ..05 manager mary grace antonio, an eight-year veteran with the company, lauched the program last summer. sot: mary grace antonio / suport manager: disk i 02: 49:24 there's a lot of talking and a lot of communication going on sometimes it's not with everybody and that's what blind dates is about, trying to get people who would never really work with to just meet dm: and its strictly work dates- not personal hook ups or are any relationships made out of this?no not at all. it's really just to get to know people....07 so antonio began playing matchmaker. first, by asking for volunteers who are then grouped together and sent on lunch or coffee dates. sot: antonio: disc i 02: 43:54 there's people from all different departments that sign up-- even execs sign up for these blind dates -- then working together.04 that means top level executives can be matched with newly-hired college-graduates.06 company c-e-o mike mcderment says the program is well-suit

your 50s. >> brown: amazing grace...hat feels a lot like redemption. through in the music, and the real life stories, as when matthew brown, the 75-year-old janitor, tellsis battle with illiteracy. write. ted to drink. ( laughter ) but i had no give-up in me!nt back to school to learn to read and write. ( applause ) writing poems, and even entered a poetry contest. >> brown: i took third place. ( applause )years later, an essay contest. >> brown: i took first place! ( applause )hat life has thrown at you, no matter what you have done throughout your life, there's always a >> stahl: always. >> harris: and this play-- it's not even a play. this is real people telling realn through and it's been a healing process for me. oh, my love darling... ( cheers and applause ) >> stahl: when the man who spent more than half his life ining his wife will wait for him, it feels as though the song is his story. >> harris: are you still mine?need your love... >> stahl: but as in so many stories, this one had another twist.eo got out of prison, he started using drugs aga

. >> once you bundle up for your chill moving into the area next. >> grace: happy sunday, everyone. not a bad second half. we started off with a little the i here elevations saw a little wintery mix. down here, just cold rain in columbia. temperatures below average. at least we ended up with sunshine and clear skies. still expecting temperatures to fall quite a bit. highs today 45 in winnsboro. 48 in camden. newberry 43. st. matthews 48, and manning came in 46 degrees. now already in the 30s across much of the area there. wagner sitting there around 39 and newberry at 34. columbia, we're sitting there just below 40 degrees, at 39 in sum -- and sumter 38. a very chilly evening. expecting the numbers to drop by at least five more degrees. so temperatures will be right there on the freezing mark. free pair for a very chilly day. the big story that we're looking at here is cold canadian high pressure that's going to be building in. high and dry, as we like to say here. there's high pressure out to the west. that's going to be marching its way here. of course, we associate high expecting

here is your forecast for today. the one saving grace, the good news is that it's a short-lived cold blast. already today, temperatures soaring into the 50s at denver, billings to 45. that warm air will slowly displace the cold air in the great lakes. that's your national weather. here is a closer look at your day ahead. >>> lake-effect snow will be with us. heavy snow in maine will move out throughout the morning. cold day all day long throughout the delmarva and chesapeake. southeast, cold morning. but still chilly in atlanta. >>> cold, cold. >> i mean, i feel like in green bay they're used to it. >> exactly. >> freezing. bill, thank you. >>> america's intelligence director hacked. the details on that. >>> plus the latest and coolest thing in social media, the bill's got one. you're watching "early today." drone that follows you. you're watching "early today." when they start. abdominal pain. urgent diarrhea. now there's prescription xifaxan. xifaxan is a new ibs-d treatment that helps relieve your diarrhea and abdominal pain symptoms.

. >> that is the book where you changed your position on ill grace because you used to support a path to citizenship. >> so did you. >> but you change -- in the book -- >> so did you marco. >> reporter: yeah, ted cruz throwing out some insults towards the moderators but the one thing we were missing last night was donald trump, the big star of the gop. but he will be making his way around des moines just like all of the candidates. not only des moines but throughout iowa. and news channel 8 will be there to bring you all of the coverage through february 1st where the caucuses really get down to business. i'm keith cate reporting. >> always interesting keith. we will be watching, i'm sure there are more surprises to come. several candidates are hoping to drum up support in time for monday's caucuses. we caught up with ben carson >> very surprising things happen in iowa. there's a lot of shifting and movement that's going on, so i would not want to be in the business of trying to predict what's going to happen. >> best debate ever. every time. i'm actually advocating it. i think it's gr

deirdre: kelly grace, to your point about 95% is actually used for general health care. kelly, betsy, thank you very much. a big vote happening right now. a big show in las vegas. the international consumer electronics show is happening. liz claman is right there. she is with me now. the ultimate home cocktail machine. liz, have you tried this? >> well, i'm about to, diedre, because after walking 50 football fields here in las vegas throughout the entire day one. people need a little cocktail maybe but no bartenders until you need these guys. they've created -- i guess you could call it an expresso for cocktails and foods. called the bartesian. tell me about them. >> exactly right. just like an expresso, you have the single-serve, and you've got the machine to make your cocktail. you take a cocktail, put it into a capsule and put it into the machine and decide how much alcohol goes into your drink. >> the alcohol goes into these sides. >> that's right. all you need to provide as a user are the four simple and everything else is going to be inside the capsule. >> i'm hold

your loved ones were daring and brave. grace,d that special that special spirit that said -- give me a challenge and i will meet it with joy. they had a hunger to the 2 -- to explore the universe and its truths. they served all of us. wonders in used to this century. it's hard to dazzle us. but for 25 years the united states space program has done just that. we've grown used to the idea of space. perhaps we forget that we've only just begun. we are still pioneers. today the members of the challenger crew were pioneers. i want to say something to the schoolchildren of america who were watching the live coverage. i know it's hard to understand, but painful things like this happen. it's all part of the process of exploration and discovery. it's all part of taking a chance and expanding man's horizons. the future doesn't belong to the fainthearted. it belongs to the brave. the challenger crew was pulling us into the future and we continue to follow. always had great faith in and respect for our space program. what happened today doe

your 50s. >> brown: amazing grace... >> stahl: it's a message that and that's what comes through in the music, and the real life stories, as when matthew brown, the 75-year-old janitor, tells the audience about his battle with illiteracy. >> brown: i couldn't read or write. and when i turned 16, i started to drink. and then, i was 50. ( laughter ) but i had no give-up in me! i went back to school to learn to read and write. ( applause ) >> stahl: he started writing poems, and even entered a poetry contest. >> brown: i took third place. ( applause ) >> stahl: then, two years later, an essay contest. >> brown: i took first place! >> harris: no matter what life has thrown at you, no matter what you have e ne throughout your life, there's always a chance to get it right. >> stahl: always. >> harris: and this play-- it's not even a play. this is real people telling real stories who have been through real struggles. and it's been a healing process for me. oh, my love my darling... ( cheers and applause ) >> stahl: when the man who spent more than half his life in prison sings about hoping his wife

your last chance. offer ends january 16th. get out of the past. get fios. test text1 plain [ cheers and applause ] chloe grace moretz, josh holloway on the way. a record billion and a half dollar powerball drawing is tonight. by the time we air it will have been determined. it's the biggest jackpot in the history of the world. not counting jerry hall marrying rupert murdoch. somebody could be realizing they won, please win this already so i don't have to listen to everybody here having fake conversations about how much of the money they would give to charity if they won. everyone's very generous in a hypothetical way. anyway, a group of 42 unfortunate employees at gracini restaurant in new jersey who thought they had won the powerball last weekend turned out they hadn't. they were reading the numbers from the previous week. and they were disappointed. we tracked them down. maybe cheer them up. joining us on our cisco screen on the wall of america, let's hey, guys. charlie, diego, moses, claudio, tony, mike, maybe some other people, you're in inglewood cliffs, new jersey. thank you for joining us. how are you