junior.things are just getting king day at the dome. 3 this is a live look inside zion baptist church where a prayer service is just after this wraps up thousands 3 will march from the church around 930... to the capital steps for a rally.this year demonstrators are asking for a call for "education equity"- the supreme court: gave sc lawmakers until *this* february to come up with plan for education equity-several political figures are expected in columbia today for the events.we'll be streaming them on foxcarolina-dot-com. 3 several events are happening across our area today in honor of doctor martin luther king. greenville tech students are spending time on several their "day of service" this morning. morning.the sterling community center is hosting a breakfast this morning.. which will also pay tribute to the emanuel nine.the sister of one of those victims is expected to speak.you can find more information on these events and others on fox carolina dot com. 3 3 things are getting more intense in the democratic race for president. president.with just two weeks before the iowa caucus

since 2000- thousands will march from zion baptist church around 9:30... to capital steps - here: rally for education- supreme court: gave sc lawmakers until *this* february to come up with plan for education equity- abbeville vs. state of south carolina- ruled in favor of rural schools in impoverished areas getting equal funding 3 - confederate flag 3 several events are happening across our area today in honor of doctor martin luther king. greenville tech students are spending time on several service projects as part of their "day of service" this morning. morning.the sterling community center is hosting a breakfast this morning.. which will also pay tribute to the emanuel nine.the sister of one of those victims is expected to speak.you can find more information on these events and others on fox carolina dot com. 3 3 rescue crews in iraq say they're looking for a group of americans who are missing. missing.local media reports three americans were kidnapped by militia in baghdad friday. reports state they were on their way to the baghdad international airp

on monday morning, at 8:30 am, again at the zion baptist church, the bishop will give us a short message. we believe the church, and the procession starts at 10 am. baptist church to the % statehouse grounds. of course, this year, and each year since we started this, we have been discussing and covering that the coverage is good. we thank you for the coverage, and for the advertising and promotion of the march as you do. with a great support from the community throughout this effort. south carolina has a a rich history, and a lot of it is not good rich history. we have to remind the folks here, the naacp, we have to remind the folks that there is much work to do. we wish that we could get everybody to help us do what is right for all people. but since we can't, we are going to do it anyway. >> doctor mac randolph, this is the first time that the confederate flag will not be on the state grounds. >> we all know the history of the confederacy, and it is connected to the could close clan and the confederate armory, -- ku klux klan, and the confederate armory, and we all know the history. we

th finale will be hosted by mt zion baptist church @ 7pm with the mlk and guest evening theme: "what are you doing for others?" the speakers will be students from local schools, sharing their knowledge of community heroes, and their efforts in making a change for others. this is a day of service and giving back to the community. if you would like to assist, participate or have any questions, please contact the local naacp president, flora lee @ 712- 255-0629. the 2016 annual martin luther all-day event in the siouxland area. on january 18, 2016, the local chapter of the n.a.a.c.p. & sioux city community school district will sponsor the mlk art contest: "through the eyes of equality" for grades k-12. there will be a special video presentation from west high school this year, as in years past from east and north high. the finale will be hosted by mt zion baptist church @ 7pm with the mlk community choir and guest speakers. the evening theme: "what are you doing for others?" the speakers will be students from local schools, sharing their knowledge of community y heroesesand their effort

king day at the dome will begin with a prayer service at 8:30 at zion baptist church. immediately following hundreds will march to the state house where a rally will take place at 10:15 with leaders calling for statewide education equity. we're told democratic presidential candidates hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley will attend. feeling every bit of winter as we'll see below normal temperatures much of the week. arctic air has settled down over much of the southeast, look for temperatures to be at least 10 cooler during the day and night. mostly sunny days, clear cold nights, highs in the middle to upper 40s .overnight lows low to middle 20s through wednesday. rain chances increase late thursday into friday with our next storm system. temperatures will rise to near normal with highs in the lower to middle 50s. thanks for starting your day feeling every bit of winter as we'll see below normal temperatures much of the week. arctic air has settled down over much of the southeast, look for temperatures to be at least 10 >>> good morning. the gloves come

it started this morning as folks march from zion baptist church to the statehouse. we're live now with the details on what is happening. this is the 15th year. i'm sure it is a huge audience again this year. >> reporter: yes. a huge audience out here. you mentioned the presidential candidates. hillary clinton just wrapped up her speech just a minute before we got on. right now, bernie sanders is talking to the crowd here. there are supporters from both of those candidates out here. we have seen signs for both of those candidates. everyone is very pumped up about this day here at the state house. confederate flag was taken down last summer. let's show you some video from the crowd at the zion baptist church where the march started. they were singing songs together. just like dr. martin luther king good and several others who fought for civil rights in the civil rights movement. a lot of these people were very happy to fight the cold. warm hearts has kept them warm on the walk to the statehouse. i want to bring in mr. leiby. you have been through this several times. t

since 2000- thousands will march from zion baptist church around 9:30... to capital steps - here: rally for education- supreme court: gave sc lawmakers until *this* february to come up with plan for education equity- abbeville vs. state of south carolina- ruled in favor of rural schools in impoverished areas getting equal funding 3 - confederate flag flag 3 covering our 3 counties:an anderson county man is dead.. after his truck hit a tree. tree.the coroner says "stephen christenbry" was **killed sunday afternoon around 3:45. investigators say he was driving home from a friend's home when his truck ran off "smith mcgee" road.they say ..and he was throw from the truck.he wasn't wearing a seat belt. 3 two people are facing charges in graham county after a big drug bust. bust.deputies say the bust started during a routine check along *talullah road in robbinsville friday.jimmy musselwhite and crystal dillard from tennessee were arrested at the check point after drugs were found in the car. car.this is a look at what they found--deputies say they discovered me

since 2000- thousands will march from zion baptist church around 9:30... to capital steps - here: rally for education- supreme court: gave sc lawmakers until *this* february to come up with plan for education equity- abbeville vs. state of south carolina- ruled in favor of rural schools in impoverished 3 - confederate flag flag 3 there are also plenty of mlk area.warren wilson college, in swannanoa, is hosting a day of service to honor doctor king. the greenville tech community will work on service projects to help the greenville children's hospital, the salvation army, the humane society, and habitat for humanity.leaders with the city of greer will host their annual luncheon in city hall at 11:30.and a blood drive will be held at the phyllis wheatley center.we have a full list of events on fox carolina-dot-com. 3 3 covering our counties:an anderson county man is dead.. after his truck hit a tree. tree.the coroner says "stephen christenbry" was **killed sunday afternoon around 3:45. investigators say he was driving home from a friend's home when his truck

a church in cedar rapids is collecting tens of thousands of bottles of water for people in flint, michigan. the mount zion missionary baptist church plans to deliver the water themselves. the city's water crisis began in 2014, when the state switched the water source from lake huron to the flint river to save money. experts said the water was highly corrosive and leached lead from the pipes. as a result, thousands of people reported feeling sick and tests showed their blood had high levels of lead. now drinking water, so people across the country are donating clean water... kcrg-tv9's jill kasparie joins us. jill, now people in cedar rapids are helping too. they are. mount zion's senior pastor got a call from another midwest pastor last week about what's going on in flint. from there, he called religious leaders in flint and developed a plan to help. unloading church leaders at mt. zion are staying busy -- not just with church activities. unloading but with collecting cases of water. pastor damian miguel epps got to work after hearing from pastors in flint. "t"ty told me it was worse than what we even saw in the media. " an

participants will be marching from zion baptist church to the state house.the march line up is at 9:30.the rally is scheduled to start at 10:15. 3 the lee county m-l-k committee is hosting a breakfast to celebrate king's legacy.the theme of the event is equality for all..fair play...goodwill and justice. breakfast starts at 8 this morning.it's being held at lee 3 the city of columbia's 28th annual mlk celebration is also today. usc president harris pastides will be the keynote speaker.the celebration will include performances from logan elementary school and keenan high school.the event is being held at martin luther king, jr. park and the community center on greene street.the program starts at 4. 3 and all city of columbia parking garages will be open to the public at no charge for the king day holiday. you can see the eight garages here on your screen. in addition....street parking meters will not be enforced today. 3 right here in the midlands one group p finding a way to use dr. kings dream as inspiration to help a family overcome hard times.news 19's chuck ringwalt has the story.

. >> also right here in columbia, hosting a service at zion baptist church. performed and speaking about his legacy. >> race is still a problem in america. look what happened in charleston. the mind set and the confederate philosophy still exists in south carolina. >> if you would like to check out the other events happening in columbia head over to our website wach .com. >>> speaking about local businesses. >> reporter: restaurant week has come to an end. local establishments have enough to be happy about. -- they have a lot to be happy about.>> there was a boost of sales herere in january which is typically usually slower. >> reporter: making a name for themselves this year. >> our food is different. latin, mexican, we have one of the best burgers. >> reporter: catering to a crowd different from their typical guests. >> a lot of the restaurants involved are locally operated. >> we got a lot of regulars already. it is great. giving back to the community that supports you. giving back to our people, our community, and doing that for a discounted price i think

they spoke to the congregation at mount zion baptist church about enrolling. >> we need people to sign up. we're using churches and pastors but it ultimately we need folks to sign up. they're lives will be better as a result of this. >> open enrollment ends on january 31st. >>> the count down is on for college football's national championship game. a lot of people ready and waiting today. >> even your pastor today. he was ready to finish church and get to football. both coaches as alabama and clemson get ready to battle for the title tomorrow night. >> also ahead, preparations underway in san francisco for the other big game, super bowl >>> we are just one day away from the college football national championship and both alabama and clemson cannot wait to hit the field. both teams are coming off impressive playoff wins. clemson dispensed of oklahoma 37-17. both coaches tonight praising their opponents. >> you know, our players have very excited about the opportunity they've created for themselves to have a chance to participate in the college football playoff against college football w

the march started at zion baptist church. that's where a special observance of dr. martin luther king jr.'s birthday took place this morning. members of the church say this year's service took on a different meaning than previous years. they recognized the event being held without the confederate battle flag flying in front of the state house. a few church goers say today's message was about passing it down to younger generations. "learning also to just accept and move on from where we started from. we have a long way to go but god is good. this was like the greatest experience in the world." "when we were growing up, things like this weren't possible but it's a nice crowd and i'm glad to see a lot of people here." hundreds from the community for the annual mlk breakfast at brookland baptist church. south carolina superintendent of education molly spearman was the guest speaker -- talking about the state's efforts to tear down walls, bringing rural and low performing schools up, while also working life skills like punctuality into the curriculum. we are streaming th

they spoke to the congregation at the new zion baptist church. >> we need people to sign up. we're reaching out to the target targeted markets that are hard to serve. when it's all said and done we need folks to sign up. their lives will be better as a result of this. >> open enrollment ends at the end of the month on january 31st. >>> the count down is on tonight for college football's national championship game. we're going to be ready by 8:30 tomorrow. >> they want to make sure they get the games in there as well. coming up you'll hear from both coaches as alabama and clemson title tomorrow night. >> also ahead, preparations underway in san francisco for the largest game in all of >>> we're one day away from the championship and alabama and clemson cannot wait to hit the field. both teams are coming off impressive playoff wins. alabama dismantled michigan state 38-0. undefeated and top ranked clemson beat oklahoma their opponents. >> our players are excited about the opportunity they created for themselves to have a chance to participate in the college football playoffs ag

story is first on fox. 3 "i pray for you, you pray for me, i need you to survive " 3 the mount zion baptist church on west 7th street celebrated dr. king's birthday tonight from a local perspective. the sioux city chapter of the n- double- a- c- p highlighted the celebrating local community project and the ulpture park project at the transportation center named for dr. king downtown. they say their wish is to tie in the local heroes and pioneers in civil rights. 3 "we always look out for a nationally or globally for leaders and role models, and forget about our own history and here, right here in siouxland "lee continued to say we need that have been made in the siouxland community, and the people that lay their lives on the line to make 3 3 the sioux city mayor's youth commision has new leadership tonight. 3 mayor bob scott swore in the new youth mayor madeline(mad-e- lyn) bertram (ber-tram) from bishop heelan and youth mamar pro tem tayvin (tay-vin) ) schmoll (sh-mall) from west high this evening.he first thanked last year's executive council for their service to the community.the new leaders ar

more of our exclusive talk with hillary clinton in the the king day observances started at zion baptist church. members say this year's service took on a different meaning because it wsa held without the confederate battle flag flying in front of the state street bankers. today, clinton spoke exclusively with wis news 10 in last night's democratic debate, sanders members say this year's service took on a different meaning because it wsa held without the confederate battle flag flying in front of the state house. a few church goers say today's message included getting younger generations involved. "learning also to just accept and move on from where we started from. we have a long way to go but god is good. this was like the greatest it's a nice crowd and i'm glad to see a lot of people here." also before the march to the state house steps... also before the march to the state house steps... city and state leaders gathered along with hundreds from the community for the columbia urban league's annual mlk breakfast at brookland baptist church. education molly spearman was the guest speaker. spear

monday's king day activities start with a prayer service at zion baptist church at 8:30 in the morning. a group of politicians and legal experts will discuss education and social equality ahead of monday's event for martin luther king day. a panel discussion featuring officials will meet at 6 tonight in the university of south carolina's school of law auditorium. the event is sponsored by the black law students association and is free and open to the public. british actor alan rickman, whose career ranged from the royal shakespeare company to the "harry potter" films, has died. he was 69. rickman's family said today that the actor had died after a battle with cancer. trained at the prestigious royal academy of dramatic art, rickman was often cast as the bad guy. millions know him from the harry potter films, in which he played the dark arts teacher severus snape. rickman is survived by his partner rima horton, whom he married recently. three people were killed and three others seriously injured when an avalanche in the french alps hit a group of children on a school ski trip yesterday.

a finale of the day's events will be hosted by mount zion baptist church at 7 o'clock that night. the theme of the evening will be "what are you doing for others?" tim: students at a des moines elementary school took to the halls today to celebrate the civil rights leader's legacy. they walked in silence one at a time and then stopped to join hands while listening to doctor king's "i have a dream speech." "i have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed. we hold these truths to be self evident that all tim: coming up some iowans are making the most of the cold weather. carving ice sculptures, details after the break... temps are tumbling starting tonight, dangerous cold and light snow for the weekend, details next. chills expected to plummet to 20 below there. stay indoors, bundle up, and don't blast, only 2 in fargo... that cold air pushes south tonight and tomorrow. temps already in teens in nw iowa. winds are breezy out of the north west up to 20 mph, so wind chills aren't too nice. already below 0 in nw ia, single digits around s

with a concert at the mount zion baptist church on west 7th street.that event 3 3 elsewhere in siouxland... students at morningside college getting involved in the service aspect of martin luther king day. 3 as part of the martin luther king "week of service"... students are taking part in projects to benefit the "support siouxland soldiers" organization.today's project : a blanket- tying event... hoping to creat dozens of blankets for local veterans. 3 "the blalaet tying is just a good project that we can offer for on campus where students can drop in, do a five, ten , minute or an hour or however just to contribute back to our local society here."on wednesday... students will put together meal packs for veterans ahead of a "thanking siouxland soldiers" event on fririy. 3 police in norfolk are looking for the suspect in a non- fatal shooting this weekend.just after 3 o'clock sunday morning... officers responded to a reported shooting at a home on logan avenue. they found the remains of a party... and witnesses claiming an unknown person had come into the home and opened fire.doctors at

zion baptist church last night. sioux city naacp president flora lee says this is not just a celebration of dr. king, but a celebration of our country as a whole. she says the federal holiday helps bring people together and reminds us that we've come a long way, but still have a long way to go. << lauer: good morning. coming up on today.. the race to iowa with the caucuses now 13 days away. what happens if hillary clinton loses, there? what about donald trump? we'll get into that. also ahead.. on one of the coldest days of the year, al's tracking what could be a major snowstorm targeting 50- million people, later this week. then.. is reality sinking in? we'll catch-up with john and lisa robinson, just days after they revealed their winning powerball ticket to the world, right here on today. those stories, and.. chelsea handler stops by studio jack frost was nipping at more than the noses of some people in northeast minneapolis. temperatures have been hovering around zero degrees over the last 40 hours there, so one

long schedule of events starting this morning with starting this prayer breakfast at mount zion baptist church stepping off from the durst welcome center at 7:00. harry boomer with a look at racial relations in today's day and age. >> what i found what america is, racism is still alive and well fulfilled. >> i have a dream. >> the most famous speech dr. martin luther king , jr. spoke of america where each of us would be judged by the content of our character, not by the color of our skin. maple heights. dr. king. >> any time you went into picture. i don't care how big or small of a shack that picture was there and grew up every day of a man with that dream. >> 53 years later there's hope in the dream. >> i am the first openly gay council president in ohio and being a person that's a might not, i look to him for inspiration and strength. >> we don't commemorate what he did, we want to emulate, exten wait what needs to be going on. >> hear the name and hear the legacy, what do you think on a >> i think equality and justice. >> his dream. his death. his legacy still resonate in the hearts and min

the actual celebration will be on monday january 18th at mt zion baptist church at 7. what can people experience if they show up? first of all there will be students speaking and then of course the community choir will be singing. pretty spectacular group, isn't it. we are singing songs about our theme. our theme is about giving service and what have you done for others. there will be songs that will reflect that and the speeches will also reflect that as well. dr king of course left a long lasting legacy, how do you think his dream has been kept alive here in siouxland? i think the members of the community have done a great job of promoting dr king in equality and unity. it's evident by the display at the martin luther king transportation center with the collaboration with celebrating communities, naacp, and we are really excited to have that captured in the program that we're going to have on the 18th. if people would like to stop by where do they need to go and what time? it is 1421 geneva st that is on the west side of sioux city, iowa. for any more questions 712-2

in south carolina, hundreds of people marched several blocks from zion baptist church in columbia to the south carolina state house. the march was part of the annual "king at the dome" celebration to honor doctor king's birthday. today featured presidential candidates hillary clinton, bernie sanders, "no justice, no peace" jack: here in des moines, people took to the skywalk downtown to shed light on doctor king's call for civil rights reform and to connect related issues of the african- american community. "what did martin luther king die for? we're still living in something that he died for. we're trying to get awareness to everybody because, obviously, no one's really aware of it. we shouldn't have to do this. we shouldn't have to protest for people's lives. everyone's lives should matter." jack: the protests were put on by "run d-s-m," a local advocacy group. protesters typically hold their demonstraiton outside, but the frigid temperatures forced people to move indoors. local high school students also read poems and held signs during the march. jack/2ram: jon is here now-- and t

martin luther king junior oratory competition tonight.the event will begin at six at new mount zion baptist church. the students will present five minute memorized speeches of the topic of hat can i achieve in my lifetime because his? he competition is aimed to teach students to use their voices to motivate others.the public. 3 parents have a variety of choice including homeschooling, online learning, magnet schools, public schools, charter schools and private schools. we spoke with state superintendent of education molly spearman. she says parents must educate themselves when it comes to children. 3 3 national school choice week ends tomorrow. there's more than 200 school choice events 3 a local teacher is taking the issue of literacy disparities into her own hands.or better yet... the hands of young boys sitting in barber shops. news19's sonia gutierrez has details on the "books with barbers" initiative. 3 ***nats of hair machine buzzing*** the barbershop"you have a lot of children that come in and out of the shop that pick up on a lot of things"is a place where young boys can pick up on the lat

and works to continue his legacy. 3 "i pray for you, you pray for " 3 the mount zion baptist church on west 7th street celebrated dr. king's birthday tonight from a local perspective. the sioux city chapter of the n- double- a- c- p highlighted the "celebrating local community" project... and the "sculpture park" project at the downtown transportation center that's named for dr. king. they want to tie in the local heroes and pioneers in the civil rights movement. 3 "we always look out for a nationally or globally for leaders and role models, and forget about our own history and here, right here in siouxland "flora lee adds we need to look closer at the changes that have been made in the siouxland community... and the people who put their lives on the line to make those changes. that work with city leaders each year to improve sioux city.our kayla novak joins us now...kayla, what do this year's leaders of the mayor's youth comission want to do? 3 3 larry... diana...the new leaders of the 2016 mayor's youth commission say their main goal is simple: get more people involved.mayor bob scot

it was a week long recognition of his legacy and service at mount zion baptist church. candlelight march on the bw campus. a gospel concert and day of learning and a panel on socially responsible careers. >> tiffani: american families are reuniting with prisoners. this after sanctions were lifted. the white house agreed and released seven iranians being held in the u.s. and a fifth was not part of the deal. shortly after the swap the u.s. and other world powers lifted economic sanctions leaded to the nuclear program freeing up billions of dollars for tehran. three prisoners are being treated in germany and a fourth flew to boston and a fifth decided to remain in iran. >> dan: clinton police are looking at shots fired at the home of major howard. he was shot and killed at a drive by. his grandfather called and fired shots at his home on east 131st street. no one was hurt and the house was not hit, but some shell casings were taken as evidence. aaron dunnings was charged with major howard's murder and donell lyndsay remains on the loose. >> tiffani: a small community a police officer. poli

schools are equipped to give students a chance to succeed people taking part will march from zion baptist church to the state house.the march line up is at 9:30.the rally is scheduled to start at 10:15. ***toss to efren*** 3 3 3 people around the nation are celebrating the life of dr. martin luther king junior today and here in the midlands - one group is finding a way to use dr. kings dream as inspiration to help a family overcome a devasting loss.in early december, kali kelly lost her mother to cancer.and her children lost their grandmother.after a heartbreaking holiday...they found strength in gerald hare and the elite youth mentoring group of south carolina.and to make their days a little brighter..today the group will be surprising kelly's two nephews with tickets to see the charlotte hornets. 3 <"for them to see a professional basketball player. not just a owner. that should give you some kind of self to say, 'hey if you can do this i can do this too. you're dream was to be an nba player. now you own a team. my dream is to be a doctor, a lawyer, a nurse. i'm going to live that dream."> the

they include a prayer breakfast at mount zion baptist church, a noon worship service at new cornerstone missionary baptist church in maple heights and free, get this, free admission to the great lakes science 16 te the rock hall and the cleveland museum of art, all for free. for a full list of activities, head to our website, cleveland19.com. and coming up next with sanctions lifted on iran, experts say hang on, it's going to be a bumpy ride for the u.s. economy. the details are still ahead. and consumer alert. you might not be a billionaire after losing the powerball, but that doesn't mean you can't make some of those fantasies a reality. we'll explain coming up, beth. >> we'll take a look at the snow totals from the last just 12 hours. 6 inches in painesville, you can the west side with a half inch of snow. i'll show you who gets what >> back to a live look outside from the cleveland 19 news storm chaser. our photographer is now in lake county. odot crews keeping busy all night. he says he sees them out there as a good part of northeast ohio remains under a lake-effect snow warning. b

o'malley and bernie sanders will be at the rally tomorrow.participants will be marching from zion baptist church to the state house.the march line up is at 9:30.the rally is scheduled to start at 10:15. 3 the city of columbia's 28th annual mlk celebration will also be tomorrow. usc esident harris pastides will be the keynote speaker.the celebration will also include performances from logan elementary school and keenan high school.the event will be held at martin luther king, jr. park and community center on greene street at 4. 3 the lee county mlk committee is hosting a breakfast to celebrate king's legacy.the theme of the event is equality for all..fair play...goodwill and justice. breakfast starts at 8.it's being held at lee central high school cafeteria located at 1800 wisacky highway. parking garages will be open to the public at no charge for the king day holiday. you can see the eight garages here on your screen. in addition....street parking meters will not be enforced tomorrow. 3 3 two people have died and dozens of home were destroyed after tornadoes hit parts of central and southwester

zion baptist church honoring dr. king. a staple of the annual event is celebration choir. the choir is compiled from members of the sioux city community. president of the sioux city naacp saysyst isn't just a celebration of dr. king, but a celebration of our country as a whole. "it brings people together. it helps us remember that we have come a long way but we still have a long way to go," said flora lee, sioux city naacp president. the concert honored past members of the siouxland community who continue to make an impact. "we had rabbi gordon who was an organizer. he founded the sioux city humane rights committee which is still in existence today," said flora lee, president of the sioux city chapter of naacp. the concert ended with a happy birthday song for dr. king. morningside college students made blankets as part of their martin luther king week of service. the activities are inspired by the quote from from dr. king, "what are you doing to help others?" other events coming up include writing thank-you cards and packing meals for veterans. students will also participa

tammy: at zion baptist church, cold on a day earlier sharing martin lark the king junior -- martin luther king jr.' s dream of one nation. >> [indiscernible] tammy: whether it is inside or outside, the community stands together to honor a champion for civil rights on his birthday. >> it' s about the people taking this day to say, the freedom and the equality and the justice dr. king spoke of are still important to us today. they are still not fulfilled dreams. tammy: the city of cincinnati also sent out a warning about tomorrow' s brutally cold weather. people are also welcome to join the celebration indoors at music hall tomorrow at noon. wlwt news 5. andrew: the martin luther king coalition will begin the holiday that event sold out. it will be followed by a march from the freedom center to music hall for the mlk commemorative celebration at noon. another way local organizations will be honoring dr. king' s with the day of service. the historic food bank will host the eighth annual powerpack-a-t hon at noon. volunteers will prepare powerpacks , ready to begin to grade school students on

martin o'malley and bernie sanders will be at the rally.participants will be marching from zion baptist church to the state house.the march line up is at 9:30.the rally is scheduled to start at 10:15. 3 the city of columbia's 28th annual mlk celebration will also be held on monday. usc president harris pastides will be the keynote speaker.the celebration will also include performances from logan elementary school and keenan high school.the event will be jr. park and community center on greene street at 4. 3 and all city of columbia parking garages will be open to the public at no charge for the king day holiday. you can see the eight garages here on your screen. in addition....street parking meters will not be enforced monday. 3 still ahead--it looks like we're going to wake up to a few clouds tomorrow morning and maybe even some rain. coming up after the break...meteorologist efren afante will have your family's full forecast. 3 coming up monday on news 19 this morning if catching more z's is a problem for you don't worry we have an answer. the three things you can do to finally get a good ni

it starts at 8:30 at zion baptist church on washington street. that will be followed by a march to the state house where a rally for statewide education equity will begin at 10:15. keep it tuned right here to w-i-s news 10 for more of the "today show". and get breaking news first at >>> 7:30 now on a monday morning, january 18th, 2016. a look at the martin luther king king memorial in washington, d.c. on this day that is named in his honor. >> absolutely. very beautiful image. mean while, inside studio 1a, here's a look at today's headlines. the democratic candidates for president clashed in their final last night the biggest duels coming between hillary clinton and bernie sanders over the nation's health care system. >> for breaking the law. >> but to tear it up and start over again pushing our country back into that kind of a contentious debate i think is the wrong direction. >> we're not going to tear up the affordable care act. i helped write it, but we are going to move on top of that to immediate care for all. >> in a new nbc news/"wall str

monday's king day activities start with a prayer service at zion baptist church at 8:30 in the morning. some people will be starting the celebration today by lacing up their shoes for the martin luther king celebration run and walk. the 5k started 8:30 at martin columbia's greene street. organizers ask that you bring items for their "honor the dream" food drive. a big bill is due for the boston marathon bomber. coming up, we've got details on the court ordered restitution for dzhokhar tsarnaev. looking like a line of showers will move through the midlands between 6a-11a on this is part of a complex low pressure system that will have most of the energy to our south. there could be enough cold air in place to have northern part of chester and york counties.it would be very brief at best. the system moves out quickly and we'll see sun by still to come on news 10 this morning. detail on how the panthers are gearing up for their showdown with the the carolina panthers are the first one was pretty good....they finished the regular season with a 15 and one record...best in the n-f-l. their se

monday's king day activities start with a prayer service at zion baptist church at 8:30 in the morning. looking like a line of showers will move through the midlands between 6a-11a on sunday. this is part of a complex low pressure system that will have most of the energy to our south. there could be enough cold air

towards harmony. ." 3 "i pray for you, you pray for me, i need you to survive " 3 the mount zion baptist church on west 7th street celebrated doctor king's birthday... too. the sioux city chapter of the n - double - a - c - p highlighted the "celebrating local community" project... and the "sculpture park" project at the downtown transportation center that's want to tie in the local heroes and pioneers in the civil rights movement. 3 "we always look out for a nationally or globally for leaders and role models, and forget about our own history and here, right here in siouxland "flora lee says we need to look closer at the changes that have been made in the siouxland community... and the people who put their lives on the line to make those changes. 3 and students at morningside college were doing good works on martin luther king day. 3 as part of the martin luther king "week of service" students are part of projects to benefit the "support siouxland soldiers" organization. yesterday's project? tying blankets... hoping to make dozens for local veterans. 3 "the blanket tying is just a good project

members of the zion baptist church say this year's service took on a different meaning than previous years. they recognized the event being held without the confederate battle flag flying in front of the state house. a few church goers say today's about passing it down to younger generations. following the service, thousands marched from the church to the state house steps. a stressful day on a construction site in richland county came to a happy end when a crew member was pulled to safety after falling into a 15 foot hole. firefighters and ems were called to the costco construction site on piney grove road just before 11 this morning. they worked nearly 2 hours stabilizing the victim and eventually pulling him from the hole with rope and the help of construction equipment. ems airlifted the patient who was in stable condition. today a prayer vigil was held for r upstate marine who o s missing after a helicopter crash. sergeant jeffrey sempler is one of of twelve marines missing since two military helicopters collided in the waters off the hawaiian island of oahu last week. authoritie

and another tonight at mount zion baptist church at seven. and now to the latest on the race to the white house. presidential clinton and bernie sanders got aggressive in a debate in charleston, south carolina last night. the latest polls show sanders could upset frontrunner clinton in both iowa... and in new hampshir abc's megan hughes b bng us a recap "in south carolina, frontrununrs hillary clinton and bernie sanders come out swinging ? debating healthcare.. of obama's legacy: clinton: i'm not sure whether we're talking about the plan you just introduced tonight or we're talking about the plan you introduced nine times in the congress, sanders: 'that's nonsense. clinton, again, slams sanders on gun control. clinton: he voted to let guns go into amtrak, guns into national parks, he voted against research so th we can save lives? the debate-steps away from the charleston church where a white gunman killed nine blacacworshippers in june. former governor main o'malley hoping to get an edge on the issue- o'malley: i'm the one candidate on this

she visited new mount zion baptist church. she reminded parishioners the deadline to enroll was january 31. >>> recycling could pay off in one bay area city. today, clearwater is rolling out incentives to get people to recycle. every time the recycling card is picked up, customers receive points. those points translate into discounts from local businesses. those who enroll would be entered for a chance to win an ipad. >>> more than a dozen dogs from flood ravaged mississippi, are now calling tampa home. 15 dogs arrived this weekend. these dogs will be vaccinated, should be available for adoption sometime next week. >> cute, all the way from mississippi. they all have southern barks. >> yeah, they do. oh, boy. >>> let's get a check on weather and traffic. >> and they'll take their tea sweet for sure. maybe some hot tea. 47degrees at 8:00 this morning. a significant difference behind yesterday's cold front. even today, with lots of sunshine temperatures are going to struggle. 63degrees obviously well below the average of 70. i j

out today, more than 1000 people to listen to many different speakers and to march from the zion baptist church all the way to the statehousesome we spoke with got emotional as they thought about their walk, knowing that the flag was down, and they said it really felt so different than past years for this event. -but they said there still is work to be done and part of that work centers around the education system. this year's theme for the march was educational equality --a lot of speakers emphasizing no matter what zip code you live in - you deserve a quality education.and that it really takes a community to help with advocacy - today there were lot s of people at the statehouse with families and young children wanting to teach their children about the legacy of martin luther king junior 3 i pray everyday exactly his exact words and they will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character. character. 3 i just think the tradition needs to go on and follow it down with our children and our children's children.the crowds al

it will be at zion baptist church in avondale beginning at the speaker will be attorney david singleton. he's from the ohio justice and policy center. special guests. the event is free and open to the public. more details emerging after a deadly siege and attack on a west african hotel. we'll talk about the casualties from the al qaeda attack and the american among the victims. tough matchups on the basketball court saturday. we'll tell you which local teams walked away with victories in morning sports. we'll sneak a peek through citycam 5's eyes. about time to take the lights off, i know. one of the harsh realities of mid-january. i'm facing it at my home myself. yes. two million, four exactly two hours, for steak 'n shake's half-price happier hour. we'll never miss half-price, hand-dipped milkshakes again. but master, happier hour is from two to five now. pardon me? they added an hour. ...two mill - great, i've lost count. p happy hour just got happier. p get half-priced winter shakes,r now from two to five. it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few c

people taking part will march from zion baptist church to the the march lineup is at 9:30 a.m., the rally starts at 10:15 a.m. >>> right now, not dealing with any issues, the area that is usually packed with traffic, i 26 between piney grove and saint andrews, traffic is light right now. any people have the day off. if you are heading to downtown there will be trtrfic rolling up significantly over the next hour or two as they get ready for the parade. traffic does not look too bad but it is cold out there. >>> temperatures right now in the lower 30s, 28 campton, the windchill makes it feel even worse. if else 24 newberry, 26 columbia, feels like 25 in sumter. as we watch this cold front come down behind it, an area of high pressure ringing and a lot colder and drier air. it will be a sunny day today as we get ready to celebrate martin luther king, jr. day. 48degrees, it is going to be chilly, tonight very cold show potentially 15 degrees. some tips to make sure that you keep you and your family protected. at night, before you go to bed let the faucets drop water this way the pipes do not

it will be at zion baptist church in avondale beginning at 5:00. the speaker will be attorney david singleton. he's from the ohio justice and policy center. the cincinnati symphony youth chamber players will be the special guests. the event is free and open to the public. this comes before tomorrow's big celebration honoring dr. king. the martin luther king coalition will begin the holiday with the king legacy awards breakfast. that event is sold out. it will be followed by a march from the freedom center to fountain square at 10:00 for a then another march to music hall for the mlk commemorative celebration at noon. bundsle up. you're taking part. another way local organizations will be honoring dr. martin luther king is with a day of service. tomorrow, the free store food bank will host the eighth annual power pack-a-thon. at noon, volunteers will gather at the distribution center in bond hill to prepare power packs. the packs of nutritious food will be given to grade school students on fridays to ensure they have something to eat over the weeken

the actual celebration will be on monday january 18th at mt zion baptist church at 7. what can people experience if they show up? first of all there will be students speaking and then of course the community choir will be singing. spectacular group, isn't it. we are singing songs about our theme. our theme is about giving service and what have you done for others. there will be songs that will reflect that and the speeches will also reflect that as well. dr king of course left a long lasting legacy, how do you think his dream has been kept alive here in siouxland? i think the members of the community have done a great job of promoting dr king in equality and unity. it's evident by the display at the martin luther king transportation center with the bus that was in collaboration with celebrating communities, naacp, and we are really excited to have that captured in the program that we're going to have on the 18th. if people would like to stop by where do they need to go and what time? it is 1421 geneva st sioux city, iowa. for any more questions 712-255-0629 for any que

year, as it's the first year since without confederate flag -- ---the annual event started at zion baptist church and the crowd marched to the statehouse -thousands took part -held signs and chanted in support of the confederate flag being taken down from the in the crowd - the democratic candidates - bernie sanders hillary clinton and martin o'malley, and willie wilson wilson 3 every year, you've gathered right here and said that that symbol of division and racism went against everything dr. king stood for. we couldn't celebrate him and the confederacy, we had to choose. and south carolina finally made the right choice. choice. 3 what dr king said was we have got to combat racism but we also have to combat income and wealth inequality inequality 3 we need to take actions that make quality education regardless of his or her zipcode and move us forward to debt free college for all americans again 3 3 i am running for president for theme of this year's king day at the dome is education equality - and speakers included state naacp and education officials.some pointed out education is not spectator s

king, mount zion missionary baptist church will be continuing the celebration public. reporting live in studio, bria bell abc 9 news. tim: as our nation prepares to celebrate black history month, many are asking, "w"wre did it really begin?" begigiing this week, abc9 will be helping answer that question... by going back to a era that pre-dates slavery. jenna: it takes us to a town in florida where america's "untold journey" truly begins. "narr: - the year is 1565 and in the first new world is taking shape kathy deegan- the first people of african heritage who came to the americans both here in the us and in latin america were free james bullock - 01:19:31:15 - the new world was built by three groups, the europeans, the indigenous and the afrikaners. and that without any of those three. this would not have happened. chad light - the colonists had a a tremendous stake in this particular venture called the enterprise of florida. dr. michael francis 00:54:57:00 - the free blacks became shopkeepers and merchas and artisans and craftsmen. in other words, what makes the colon

now there's a shortage of mount zion missionony baptist church in cedar rapids started collectiti tens of thousands of bottles of water. church leaders say they wanted to help out, especially after so many helped cedar rapids after the 2008 flood. they want to personally deliver all of the water they collect in a couple of weeks. " 13:52:56 i want to bring in at least 100,000 bottles of water- 100,000 bottles of water and bring it to several sites that are passing out water - churches, barber shops, beauty salons, schools, whatever we can find." the group says once it gets to flint, they'll find out what else they can do. if you want to donate water or money for the collection, contact the church at 319-364-6592. closisi the achievement gap. a high school in cedar rapids is receiving statewide recognition for doing just that. 74% of the washington high school's african american students are proficient in math and reading. that's compared to the students of 54%. educators say encouraging students to enroll in advanced placement courses is part of that success. but 4 instructionon design

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