beat trump by 15- points, compared to clinton's ten-point advantage. and on this martin luther king day... the democratic presidential hopefuls are heading here to columbia next. hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o'malley will all participate in king day at the dome. the event includes a and a rally at the state house. that rally is set to start at 10:15. if you're looking to attend today's event... honoring martin luther king... the city's parking garages will be open to the public for free. those garages are the lady street, washington street, sumter street, taylor street, and cannon street garages. lincoln garage, park street garage and arsenal hill garage... will also be open for no charge for the event. in addition, street meters will not be enforced today.33 new this morning... the richland county sheriff's department is investigating an armed robbery. it happened at the video express... located at the 27-hundred block of two notch road. investigators say the suspect entered the store and presented a handgun and demanded money. the suspect shot the victim in the lower bo

for college tuition for his children. the fact the settlement was announced on martin luther king day is not lost on brooks or dubose' -- and praying. reporter: the family say they calm in the wave of a police outrage. luther king' s words to heart. we are faced with tragedy. this family has worked to resolve this terrible tragedy. reporter: in addition to the money, a memorial will be billed commemorating sam dubose' s life and his family will be included in discussions about reform for campus police. the officer is awaiting trial on a murder charge. mike: his attorney says he doesn' t believe the settlement will have any impact on a criminal case. dangerously low temperatures with a wind chill making it feel even colder outside. erik: nice and warm here in the studio but this morning, we are talking about wind chill' s at five to 15 degrees below zero. tonight, we will deal with more cold temperatures, but the wind won' t be quite as bad. currently, wind chill' s at about two degrees in cincinnati in one windchill advisory in effect in our area for clinton county. that is in effect

comparamos las ideas de martin luther king a lo que estÁ ocurriendo hoy? >> su Época martin luther king junior luchaba por los derechos de la comunidad. era una lucha por las comunidades afroamericanas y lucha por los derechos civiles de todas las personas en los estados unidos. igualdad, justicia. es lo que estamos haciendo hoy. luchando por nuestros derechos, por justicia y por igualdad. como lo hacemos? por medio de estas reuniones comunitarias que dando de lo que podemos hacer a la comunidad. retribuyÉndole a la comunidad y pasando el conocimiento. pasando informaciÓn y que la comunidad se empobrece y conozca sus derechos. reportera: esa reuniÓn son para informar a la sociedad. >>muchas veces saber quÉ decir hace la diferencia ante una persona que no tiene documentos, antiinmigraciÓn y la policÍa. ese conocimiento es el que estamos tratando de que todo el mundo lo pase y entregÁndoselo a las personas. marÍa: que tan comunes son estas redadas en pennsylvania? >> han habido redadas en determinados casos. tenemos el caso de cinco personas. desafortunadamente si suceden y ese es el tra

across the country are paying tribute to dr. martin luther king jr. on the 30th anniversary, that the day was recognized as a federal holiday. wusa 9 is live at the monument with a look at how people are choosing to remember him. stephanie? >> reporter: here at the mlk monument tonight, people are paying tribute to the life an legacy of martin luther king jr. earlier today, in southeast dc, people held a parade in his honor. thousands marched through ward eight today to commemorate the legacy of martin luther king jr. the mlk peace walk and parade celebrates the 30th anniversary of the federal holiday honoring the slain civil rights leader. >> just to be grateful and thankful that we can walk freely, with community, with family and friends. >> awesome. it is just great to be out here. being a part of the community. making a difference>>. eople here agree it is important to celebrate progress. and inspire others. >> just to honor, and remember the sacrifices that the folks made, for us to have the privileges that we do have now. and so i am here. i am here. >> reporter: dc's mayor

martin luther king's march on washington and that's the name that it acquired at the time everybody recognized. >> what was martin luther king's role in the march? >> tonight due to martin luther king established himself as an important leader well known for his leadership in the montgomery bus boycott and the pbs decade he formed the southern christian leadership conference and he was widely known as the leader of the southern civil rights movement was based on civil disobedience and jim crow in the south. he was a tremendous speaker and everybody knew that he wasn't the only principled leader of what we would trust the civil rights so i think it's important to remember that went back to and equal access to jobs and it really was to build a national movement that could dot racial equality so he was very well known as a speaker and leader. when a philip randolph went to reorganize the march everybody said you better get martin luther king said he went to martin luther king and he said i will support you but it's expanded the goals of the march. it's not just about equal access to jo

the late dr. martin luther king jr. good morning and welcome on monday martin luther king day, february 18, 28 degrees and 4:30. i'm barbara gibbs. amber: i'm amber rupinta. john clark has this martin luther king jr. day off. don: good morning to you. starting off on a monday morning with dry conditions. if you see any runoff from yesterday's run or snow mix, it may have stuck on a few bridges but i don't think it will be a problem. otherwise we are clear. the big store is the temperature forecast. we stay cold. highs in the 20's. by this afternoon barely into the low to mid 30's. region, 29 south hill, 30 roxboro, 33 chapel hill. 28 in wilson. 32 in louisburg. 25 sanford, 28 southern pines and 31 in fayetteville. they are not moving throughout the day. by lunch just barely up to freezing under sunny skies. we will stay sunny this afternoon. temperatures in the mid 30's. we will talk more about that and have the seven-day forecast in a couple of minutes. barbara: we begin with breaking news, several americans missing in iraq. the u.s. embassy confirms three americans were kidn

unchanging fees. >>> plus there's a giant taking up some serious space at the >>> martin luther king day is monday and in his honor we're testing your knowledge on the civil rights movement. >>> we'll let raphael come along and tell you about that in a minute. >>> mt. in the meantime the american museum of natural history has a new resident. >> the largest dinosaur ever found. don't worry, it's not into meat. size of the tie yranosaurus rex. its head sticks out into the lobby. today this fiber glass cast was unveiled. 122 feet long. a massive dinosaur who wouldn't have been much of a threat. somehow this beast got in big as a vegetarian. its 39-foot neck perfect for munching on tree tops. >> this is a young adult. imagine what it would be like if it were a full grown adult. >> to give you some idea of the size, many have seen a t-rex fossil. the titanosaur is three times that big. check out this picture from the excavation site. 84 fossils discovered in 2014. these bones. >> what you need to do for each of these bones, you need to isolate the bone and wrap it over with plaster. you make a p

to college got helped today by the children of martin luther king jr. >> reporter: supporters marched through the streets of florida's capital city and celebrated dr. martin luther king jr. dr.king's son will be rallying at the capital himself on tuesday. >> reporter: king in an expected crowd in the thousands will be in tallahassee in support of school choice and the florida tax credit scholarship program. the save our scholarships coalition is putting on the event. the program gives low income families the ability to send their children to private school. it provides dollar for dollar tax breaks for businesses helping out the program. >> your zip code should not decide what school you go to. your commitment to your child ought to decide where you send your kid. kid to the best schools. why not minority parent families. they love their children like we love our children. >> reporter: the rally comes just a few days after public education advocates flooded the capital. >> enough is enough. >> reporter: the florida education association helped organize that event last week. they're als

in tax breaks for faraday future. many had to the day off in honor of martin luther king. some went to the parade downtown, some took up the call to action to help others in our community and some just took advantage of the day to chill. fox5's les krifaton was up at the lee canyon resort where today plenty of people were enjoying the chill by skiing and snowboarding. there were plenty of people who took advantage of the day to get out onto the slopes and have a little family or me time in the snow. the traffic getting up there didn't seem to discourage many people we've already had more snow than all of last season and that alone was enough to drive people by what looks like the thousands up to mount charleston on this holiday. through the traffic and it was busy throughout the day as you can see from this video it was time to have fun. beautiful day beautiful weather crowded but a lot of fun. for the ski resort operator these are the best of times because its been a while since all of their trails have been open.. there have been some trails that have finally opened this season wi

tight in iowa. >>> today, people all over the triangle and country are remembering dr. martin luther king jr. and in durham, families are invited to a birthday party honoring the late civil rights leader. it's a free event that will educate children about his legacy. it begins at 10:30 this morning at northgate mall nter court. it will be a day of service for volunteers and fayetteville, the organization, let's make it happen together, is planning to beat hundreds of people in need. they will offer other resources like free clothing and hair cuts. the event begins at noon at the all-american city gym on williams street. >>> here's another live look at the annual martin luther king jr. triangle interfaith prayer breakfast now underway at the sheraton imperial hotel in research iangle park. hundreds gathered at this breakfast to your faith leaders who share their messages of hope and compassion on this martin luther king jr. day. you can continue to watch more of this event live w on wral tv. >> and then we will rebroadcast fox50 starting at noon. our parent company, capitol broadcasting, is a

this martin luther king day weekend. we opened up, as you just heard, with a clip about king preaching about black being beautiful. i don't know how many people heard that particular clip. what did you hear listening to that? >> man: i thought it was a great clip. great because the further we get away from martin's assassination, the more sanitized he becomes. he had this way about focussing laser like on the critical issues of the day. and the issue of race and how black people are understood by the larger society. how black people are understood themselves. he knew was equally important as any legislation, in terms of community and redeeming the soul of america. >> kevin, you followed king's life and he expired you as a democracy activist in terms of talking about civil rights. is he talking about something else? we're talking about king and demock democracy. >> man: he sort of articulated in very clear and ro bust terms. it's an examination of where black people were in the late 1960s. a lot of victims make connections closely and don't make the very clear connection 1963.

martin luther king day event at the south carolina capitol. today they did not attack each other but repeated themes of their campaigns. "clinton: guns kill more young black men than any other cause. it's a civil rights issue. sanders: dr. king combated racism but also income inequality." and in virginia, donald speech to the audience at christian conservative liberty university to mixed results. he was attempting to cite a verse from second corinthians... but he got giggles from students in the crowd he called it "two corinthians". bernie sanders has closed the gap with hillary clinton in iowa and new hampshire, but in the national polls, clinton still holds a 25- point lead. on the g-o-p side, trump has commanding leads nationally but ted cruz is closing in iowa. it looks like the richer just keep getting richer. a new study is reporting the wealthiest one percent now has more money than the rest of world combined. that breaks down to 62 it's based on a new study from oxfam. according to the study, the wealth of the most affluent rose 44 percent since 2010 to one-point-76 trill

today in memory of doctor martin luther king junior, what you can do here in philadelphia to commemorate the birthday of the late civil rights leader. >>> good day it is monday, the 17th of january, happy martin luther king junior day. >> a day of service. >> doctor king has been gone as a leader of the civil let's leader in the 1960's, specifically for his role in advancement without use the of violence. >> the effort earned him a noble peace prize in 1964, and king, also established his reputation as one of the greatest speakers in american history during the 1963 march in washington where he delivered his famous i have a dream speech. doctor king was assassinated in memphis, tene in 1986. >> no, no, no. >> sixty-eight. >> sixty-eight, yes. >> april 4th, 1968. >> yes, yes. >> my gosh, coming up on 48 years ago, this april. wow. >> um-hmm. >> so martin luther king junior day was established as a u.s. federal holiday, i believe in 1986, we have those dates wrong, 86 and in 1994, congress designated the holiday as a national day of service. jenny joyce will have more on what i

forecast. mark: and how the brisk today' s martin luther king day events. many are taking place in cincinnati. lisa: an unusual weather event in florida this weekend. the cleanup after a deadly tornado blows through the southwestern part of the state. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way, this is wlwt news 5 today. lisa: 5:00 a.m. on your monday. good morning. i' m lisa cooney. mark: and i' m mark hayes. let' s go straight to randi rico for the forecast. just ridiculously cold out there this morning. randi: it is stupid cold outside. every little bit of supposed scheme needs to be covered -- exposed skin needs to be covered up. 5 degrees right now it cvg. hamilton at 6. wilmington, 3 degrees. 50 factor in the wind -- if you factor in the wind, wilmington, it feels like 13 below. most places close to 10 degree wind chill. a wind chill advisory until the extreme southern communities not included in the advisories. here is the breakdown. 8:00 a.m., 5 degrees feeling like 11 below. 4:00, it will feel like zero. bu sub zero windshields after the sun sets. india: we still have an

country will be remembering the life of dr. martin luther king junior. and a number of events will be held here in the tri- state. kara dblbx our dan wells joins us live from the freedom center... where folks will gather for a march in just a few hours... live despite the cold weather, cincinnati residents plan to honor the legacy of king jr. with numerous event across the tri- state that celebrate dr. king's legacy. take a look at the schedule of events today. at 8 a.m., the martin luther king coalition will begin the holiday with a sold-out king legacy awards breakfast. at 10 a.m., cincinnati's mlk march runs from the freedom center to fountain square for an interfaith prayer service. marchers will then head to music hall for the mlk commemorative celebration at brutally cold temperatures will not get in the way of the mission started more than 40 years ago. the freedom center will also offer free admission monday. live the reds hall of fame and museum is offering half-price admission today... and events are taking place all over the tri-state, including a scavanger hunt at the cincinnat

it ll nsai is >>> right now, birthday celebrations to honor martin luther king, jr. what is happening today and through the weekend. >> kids pulled from a home after a meth lab bust in raleigh. >> not a lot of conservatives come out of manhattan. i'm just saying. >> the golfs come off during the republican presidential debate. hare how donald trump defended his hometown. thank you for joining us on a friday morning. >> happy friday. the sun is coming up and it is looking beautiful out there. you do want to grab the umbrella though before you head out. >> skies can be deceiving right now. >> we're giving you a heads up. >> don't get tricked. our raleigh skycam looks beautiful right now. we are seeing sunshine, mix of clouds. as we get through the next 15 or 20 minutes, it will be beautiful. just the right mix of sun and clouds. that does not say rainy afternoon to you, does it? that is why we're here to let you know by lunchtime, it will be cloudy and by 1:00 to 3:00, depending on where you are, it will be raining. 36 in durham. 35 in cary. 36 in raleigh. 29 in south hill and

remember and commemorate the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. for many, the king holiday is a day of service, a day of dialogue in our neighborhoods and communities. tomorrow many in our area will roll up their sleeves to keep the dream alive. a guest this morning this morning are lillie jessie, with the alumni chapter of delta sigma beta sorority, also vice chair of the prince william county school board. emmjolee mendoza is director of campus ministry and community service at catholic university. and nicholas smith is a senior at forest park high school. welcome to "viewpoint," all of you. >> thank you. >> emmjolee, tell us about your project tomorrow and what you folks will be doing. >> we have over 800 students, staff and faculty and alumni signed up for our national day of service for martin luther king. very excited. 11 years ago, 26 people and here we have grown to 800 people. they'll be working on a variety of projects on the national mall to little sisters of the poor, franciscan monastery, all community organizations that are in the district of colombia.

. >> also, it is martin luther king, jr. day. how many in our area are celebrate wag day of service. >> if somebody wants me to ask the questions that they want me to ask, like, women, there is that little problem bee run into in life, they're not me. >> and things get heated between charlie roseanne sean penn during a interview on 60 minutes. why the actor says his article on his interview with drug lord el chapo was misunderstood. >>> good morning, it is monday, january 18th, i'm erika von tiehl. hey, winter finally arrived, right? a look right now at atlantic city boardwalk yesterday. it was really coming down, as snow kick off a rush of arctic air, hit owing you are area this week. katie and meisha joining us now, and that snowy imagine causes some slick spots this morning, meisha, what do you think? >> the roads are looking little different this morning than what we saw later last week. it will progress through the morning, it it is a little what we can expect. first, happy martin luther day to both of you. kicking off brand new week. so what's in store in everybody is wonderin

, this dr. martin luther king, jr. day. a day set aside to commemorate the civil rights icon. i'm krystal allan. we also have. >> jeff: jeff maher in for michelle. we have events playing out across the nation. about a parade and thousands out for it. >> krystal: it is big because it's underway. this is the 34th year this has been happening. one of the largest in the country. and right in the pid middle of it all of course is craig fiegener. let's talk about things have been since you have been out there. how is the turn-out? . >> reporter: it started right on time, 10:00 a.m. here on 4th street. you can see this unfold as i report live. this parade is a tradition, as you said, more than 30 years in the make. there are many people who are here. it is something for them personally has become a tradition. they bring their family members and in many cases parents bring their young children. we've also talked with people who come here because it has historical mean is as far as they're concerned. a history lesson and a chance to remember how we got here historically. listen to a couple

cold. a look at when we'll finally get above freezing. that's coming up. >>> it's martin luther king jr. day and this morning at the memorial a special wreath laying. i'm barbara harrison with the role that the fbi director had in the ceremony. >>> the secretary knows what she says is very disingenuous. >> he voted to let gun goes on amtrak. he voted for the charleston loophole. >> the candidates were really going at each other. "news4 today" begins right now. >> not only are the windchills single digits but sub freezing all around the region. look at oakland, maryland. this is not the windchill, it is is only 1 above zero. the winds are coming from that direction but they're warming. down sloping out of the mountains. we are in the low 20s in the metro area, the warmest so far this morning. low and mid 20s around the chesapeake bay. and in the teens, generally in northern montgomery county and it's hit low 20s with bright sunshine pouring down. with that gusty wind, still gusting around 30 mile per hour. and it will stay this way, frigid winds continue. sub freezing temperatures will s

coping. >> here's a live look at the martin luther king jr. interface triangle prayer breakfast in time. took place. >>> disagreement at last night's democratic esidential debate. we tell you what happened and to the latest polling numbers. it 7:00, we appreciate you joining us on this martin luther king jr. day. i'm brian shrader in for bill. >> and i'm renee chou. i'm going to miss the ow. >> for most of us, it was gone quickly. >> and now it's just a whole bunch of ld air. >> one of these days. we are still in the middle of january. last year, it was late february, early march. we will see. we are going to get the cool air and precipitation altogether at some point. come on, snow lovers, lobby. let's take a look at the it is beautiful out there as skies are clear, temperatures dropping as we get through e day and we don't have any precipitation in the forecast for the next couple of days. we are watching an interesting looking system developed friday. it's 30 and durham, 25 in wake forest, these temperatures are called but not unusually so for this time year. 29 rocky mount and

down a major bridge in the name of reverend doctor martin luther king junior -- hear more about why they did it. in the name of reverend doctor martin luther king junior -- hear more about why they did it. see how neighbors came together in honor of doctor king's legacy. hear how they believe, they can still make a difference. a product recall from trader joes is new tonight. see the food that may be tainted with salmonella yeah i ride. one thing i've come to realize: there's no easier way to save on motorcycle insurance than switching to geico. saving money, that's something every rider should do. what is that? it's called ceviche, gary. learned to make it when i lived in tonga. tastes like uh... chicken. chicken. geico motorcycle. great rates for great rides. wow. the internet is crazy fast here. i know, right? it's so nice to have everyone over. hi hey. mmm. i just laid an egg. does anybody want it? joey, you want some gasoline? yes, please. mom, guess what? i married a clown and we're having tiny little clown babies. mhm. i just bought a hammer. with internet fast enough for eve

. >> it is martin luther king day and he encouraged us to resolve our dispute easily. the family heard that. reporter: i asked what he would say to anyone who might question the size of the settlement. >> he was missing the front license plate and offered it to ray tensing. he was shot for that. there is no basis to criticize the settlement as somehow community can appreciate how far this family has come. reporter: as part of the agreement, there will be a apology issued to the family. mike: the university will also start an honor to sam dubose on the campus. the other big story tonight is the big chill. with a quick look at the cold blast and what is ahead. erik: this morning, we started off around zero inches and look at this -- we only made up to 14 degrees. we are looking at another cold not quite as cold as last night but for most of us, you won' t be able to tell the difference. through 10:00 tomorrow but it is going to be cold everywhere. this down to about 11 degrees by 8:00. by midnight, back down to seven. single-digit temperatures with wind chills below zero. we do have a wa

persistent west to northwest winds flow. happy martin luther king day, blustery cold afternoon, high no better than about 28 degrees here today, so not even going to be flirting with the freezing mark let alone hitting it, as a result of the temperatures taking and the chill that's setting up for us for the rest of the week with new storm on the prowl, by end of the week, we've got much better shot to see some snow. much more on that potential bit later in the show, erika, back to you. >> katie, thank youment you can track the forecast and potential storms at your fingertips, available on itunes and google play. >> around our region folks are giving back, life and legacy of doctor martin luther king, jr., thousands are committing today not to a day off but to a day onto better our community. here in philadelphia, the nation's largest day of service is underway at girard college. an estimated 5,000 volunteers are on the campus, where in 1965, king joined demonstrators calling for an ends to it then discriminatory admissions policy. today, more than 100 project, workshops, presentation

like that. it's inspirational. i really believe dr. martin luther king would have approved of this. meanwhile there's always at least one nut on the show. this season her name is lace. even if you don't watch "the bachelor" you know immediately hot crazy one is because some kind of haunted circus music plays behind her every time she talks. tonight lace had been with the words no bachelor ever wants to hear. >> jimmy: "can i talk to you for a second?" never good. not from a doctor, not from your boss, not from one of the bachelorette. >> i just feel like going home might be easier. and maybe just continue working on myself. and trying to better myself. because you can't love someone else until you truly love yourself. >> jimmy: any sentence that begins with "like my tattoo says." i'm in. i really am. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i know that's what the tattoo on your back says. but what does the dolphin on your ankle think? so lace eliminated heard, she went home. but she's definitely going to be on "bachelor in paradise." that is a guarantee. meanwhile the bachelor, before

live previewing today's martin luther king junior day parade brian loftus > plus.. protecting your identity. the quick and easy steps.. to keep hackers.. out of your accounts. kirsten joyce > and it's the iconic internet but aol could soon be no more! we've got the details./// < welcome to a brighter morning, this is 8 newsnow with kirsten joyce, sherry swensk, demetria obilor and brian loftus > (( martin luther king, junior: " i have a dream. that my poor little children 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; i have a dream today")) /// ((kirsten joyce)) > martin luther king junior.. giving his historic "i have a dream speech" at the nation's capital. good morning i'm kirsten joyce. ((brian loftus)) > and i'm brian loftus. today.. we remember the civil right's leader.. who died.. while fighting for equality. ((kirsten joyce)) 8 news now reporter michael stevens is live downtown. where in just a matter of hours.. the streets will be filled for our annual martin luther king junior day parade. go

. >> that is right. he was the director of the march. the march known as martin luther king's march on washington. king established himself as an important leader. he was well known for his leadership in the bus boycott. he had formed the southern christian leadership conference. he was widely known as the leader of the southern civil rights movement. this movement that was based on non-violent civil disobeadance aimed at ending the system of crowe in the south. he was a tremendous speaker and everybody knew it. he wasn't the only. in many ways, the principle leader of what we would know as the civil rights movement, and i think it is important to remember this was a national movement. it wasn't just focused on ending jim crow in the south. martin luther king was well known and when randolph went to organize the march that was called up everybody said you better get king' support. he went to king and king said i will support you but let's expand the goal. it isn't just about employment discrimination it is also about winning the rights to vote in the south. randolph lived in new york c

these are mid teenagers and it was for martin luther king's birthday and finally, talking on and on about martin luther king and getting blank looks so i stopped and that you do all know who martin luther king is, right? hispanic girl raised her hand and gave me the wrong answer and young brother raised his hand and said he freed the slaves. they were not playing. they were not lacking. they didn't know. they didn't have a clue. so i asked them if they knew who the black panthers were and somebody says we know who the pink panther is. they were just clueless. there was a disconnect somewhere where they don't understand their history, what that means to them today so they don't feel indeed to come, learned about they were ignorant of the fact they don't know that they don't know all the we see more and more lots of younger folks coming through which is great. not an hour goes by that somebody doesn't tell from something. that makes us happy and still on that path. >> while on our trip to oakland, calif. we spoke with believe brady whose book "humboldt" discusses humboldt, calif. know

together in harlem to honor dr. martin luther king, jr., with a march. they're calling for raising the minimum wage and economic equality. new york governor andrew cuomo, mayor bill de blasio and the national action network's reverend al sharpton marched in harlem today to honor dr. martin luther king, jr. walking with a crowd of union workers, the leaders wanted to show support for raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour. >> that's what we're marching for on that street today. not to make a point, not to advocate, but to tell our elected officials you pass $15 and you pass it this year, or we're going to remember you didn't. >> reporter: before the march, about what dr. king would think about how far civil rights have come and how far they have to go, specifically in the areas of criminal and economic justice. >> he would certainly smile on the fact that in this city, an increasingly all over this country, we're talking about $15 an hour as a basic base level minimum wage that people need to survive. we used to hear $15 was impossible. today all over this country, because of extraordi

. >>> today is the day the nation celebrates civil rights leader dr. martin luther king jr. day. >> day of service begins in north philadelphia in a few hours. here is video from last year's event. 140,000 volunteers will participate in hundreds of projects throughout the region. volunteers at girard college will get a free lunch. martin luther king jr. day is a federal holiday. lot of places closed includes county and federal offices. schools are closed, no mail or trash pickup. malls and casinos are open. >>> eight minutes after 6:00. if on your way to the casino this morning, bundle up. it is cold. you may run into some icy spots. little bit of light snow. if it wasn't treated after yesterday's snowfall, it is icy this morning. most of the area is just fine. everybody is cold. it is windy. that will keep us cold right on through the day. i'm trabing the p itracking the more snow, the first possible major snow storm of the season at the end of the week. atlantic city is 25 degrees. look this. shake in the camera. that's a live view from the mellon bank building in center city.

say to honor the legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. we have live team coverage tonight from miami-dade all the way up to broward county, and that's where we begin tonight with nbc 6's marissa bagg. marissa? >> reporter: jackie, these bikers went all over broward county tonight. they were here in ft. lauderdale, where we are, up to pompano beach, then back down to hollywood, and that's where one of them ran into trouble, actually got arrested for driving a stolen bike out of miami gardens. all of these riders saying they're doing this in honor of martin luther king jr., but a lot of people are questioning that tonight. highway 441 morphed into a raceway monday night as dirt bikes swept through broward from other drivers. riders came from all over the country to perform dangerous stunts in the middle of the road, repeatedly bringing traffic to a standstill. >> we're all the way from maryland maryland! violence. it's bikes up, guns down. bird's-eye view of the riders going the wrong way on ft. lauderdale streets, at one point coming within inches of other rs. as they took over all la

inspire the crowds at dr. martin luther king jr.'s memorial in washington, d.c., today. fbi director james comey spoke at this morning's ceremony. and today marks the 30th anniversary of the federal holiday honoring dr. king. his actual birthday was this past friday. he would have been 87 years old. people throughout the area are paying tribute to the civil rights leader today. pennsylvania governor tom wolf was on hand for the traditional ringing of the liberty bell to honor dr. king. this ceremony began in 1986, which was the first year king's birthday was celebrated as a national holiday. gerard college is playing host to philadelphia's signature mlk day of service. some 5,000 volunteers are taking part in 150 service projects across the region. people from all walks of life came together to give back to the community in a spirit of dr. king's legacy. >> you have a responsibility that dr. martin luther king left us and the bible states we should seek the younger generation, so we should, therefore, carry on his legacy of our new generation coming forth. >> dr. king took part in a desegr

honor the legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. good afternoon and thank you for joining us on this mlk day. i'm darci strickland. we started this afternoon with breaking news out of richland county. >>> the columbia fire department is working to rescue someone from a trench. this is a live picture of the rescue is happening off of pine oak road and fernandina road. we're told this is about 14 feet wide by 6 feet deep. fire officials say that rescue efforts could require them to partially shut down parts of we do have a team on the scene. we will bring you more information as soon as it becomes available. >>> right here in columbia, hundreds gathered at the statehouse for the annual mlk at the dome rally. including three major democratic is into candidates. 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 spee

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. 3 in early december, kali kelly lost her mother to cancer. "my best friend. she was everything to me."reportera nd her children lost their grandmother. <"any grandmother who can wrestle with her grandkids, she gets shoulder to lean on because everybody is telling you to be strong, but who's being strong for you?"after a heartbreaking holiday, they found that strength in gerald hare and the elite youth mentoring group of south carolina - who will be suprising her two and kids as well as nieces and nephews with a tickets to see

america are paying tribute to doctor martin luther king junior today. his life's work is a part of our daily lives. schools and public buildings are named after him... as well as a national memorial in washington, d.c. today - las vegas held a parade in his honor. band playing it's the 34-th annual martin luther king junior parade in downtown las vegas. people were lined up along fourth street for hours today watching locals celebrate dr king's memory and dream. victor loveless / parade "martin luthor king was a very special man, he tried to unite people to stop the violence, stope fighting, can we all get along and i guess when he died it kind of subsided, not like it used to be when he was living." anne browne / watching the parade "you could feel the excitement, all the kids and the anticapation, it's a fun great event, family event." carrie dillard / watching the parade "it's keeping his dream alive, it's what he always wanted, the table of brotherhood, that's where we're at now." there were some politics in today's parade .. including a giant bernie sanders sculpture. sculptur

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upstate today, and her words on this martin luther king day included a call for change. wyff news 4's tim waller was there for her emotional speech. tim: michael sharon risher, , today's guest speaker at limestone college, is the daughter of emanuel 9 victim ethel lance. risher said she still struggles with forgiveness over what happened, and she called upon students to take a stand against evil. >> just as i have a dream. reverend sharon risher saw dr. king in person, at a banquet in charleston. >> to me, in my young mind, it was like i was hearing the voice of god. tim: risher said that experience defined her, not knowing then what the future would hold. >> his dreams still live with us, but i dare say that all of his dreams have not come to fruition. tim: a direct reference to the charleston church massacre, which claimed the life of risher's mother, ethel lance. a crime that she says was carried out by a young man with hatred in his heart. >> i stand before you today because i haven't gotten to the point where i can forgive this young man yet. tim: risher says it's not just the

not so nice. but the super sunset is. a beautiful martin luther king, jr. holiday and it gets cold tonight. and look at the temperatures in the mid-20s by the virginia the mid-30s in -- toasty in the 30s in the sand hills. and this comes with winds that is five, six, seven miles an hour. that is all it takes to give you the windchills that i just showed you. so it will not be an overly windy night. you will probably not notice that but it will be windy enough to give us a temperature at 25bg at 8:00 and it will feel like 15bg and -- like 15. and 15 degrees will feel like ten. but we get to talk about snow, not once but twice this week. back with details on that in a few minutes. >>> the police continue to search for the person that hit and killed two teenagers saturday night and we talked with the family members. good evening. >> reporter: good evening. state highway patrol hoping to find the driver of the vehicle left this gas station picking up some snacks and walking less road. as you indicated, the family, both families have messages for the driver. >> i just know that we're go

part of the morning commute. along port washington way. a lot going on with martin luther king jr. day. let' s check traffic. good morning, india jones. india: still dealing with a water main break on the east side at eastern avenue between phyllis ann beech mont avenue. the bitmap not doing too bad. i want to show you some speeds in your area. along 275 and 71, 64 miles per hour. 75 near mitchell, 55 miles per hour. keep in mind that is a construction zone so we are down to 45 miles per hour in this activity. of your called in that wanted to know what 74 looks like coming from chevy at. 64 miles per hour, so not too bad. he that in mind we are seeing slower traffic closer to 75 and 55 miles per hour on 71-75. here' s a look at kyles lane, moderate volume on the north and southbound side. mark: thank you. frustration gets the best of oregon state' s jarmal reid. t get the call, it looks like he tripped the ref. that move earned reid a technical foul and he was ejected from the game. oregon state' s head coach said he is going to look into the circumstances surrounding the play. no

. happy martin luther king day. and in addition, if you are a resident of mississippi, alabama, or arkansas, technically i should also wish you happy robert e. lee day. i'm not kidding. in those three states they have decided to celebrate their official state observance of martin luther king's birthday coincident with an additional state holiday celebrated on the same day to commemorate one of the confederate generals from the american civil war. people don't believe me -- i try to say this every year. i try to do this as a little public service reminder. people do not believe me. but look. it's true. this is the official announcement on the website of the great state of mississippi. you see it there in the upper left-hand corner. the secretary of state official seal for mississippi. and then there's the listing for today's holiday in mississippi. martin luther king and is robert e. lee's birthdays. both celebrated the third monday in january. that's mississippi. here it is on the website, official website of the state of alabama. they just conveniently put it on this little calend

celebration of martin luther king day...civil right leaders gather at the statehouse...for an historic rally. 3 good afternoon. i'm cody alcorn.diana has the day off. 3 first at four---- 3 human remains found scattered led to an actice search all day.anderson county investigators have even brought in a spartanburg county forensic anthropologist to assist.and now there's a break in the investigation. 3 its a case that has many people in the area wondering who this person is and what happened to them. them.fox carolinas rebecca atkins has been on scene all day talking with people who work near there and we just got a major update, right rebecca? 3 cody its been a very active scene out here today. i did speak with family members of the people who found these remains that have now been identified, they did not want to talk on camera but say this is an extremely unfortunate situation.3 3 3 3 3 3 it was an active scene in piedmont as anderson county investigators combed through the wooded area where human remains were found yesterday. "we're looking at a middle been here at least 6 months. g

picture of martin luther king. see pictures that have -- that will get you no matter where you go in the room, the eyes are there. everywhere i would go in that room, his eyes were on me >>reporter:he said the picture never haunted him, but was a message. >> i could imagine him saying, you are next >>reporter:he says that there have been some sense doctor king that have inspired him to be all that he can be. >> president barack obama actually became president that i believed that i could be president. >>reporter:jonathan spent 28 years in the military, was a race relations teacher in our volunteer. >> i go to prisons once a month. i seeing them play my guitar. the focus is there to be as uplifting as i can be. >>reporter:and to make sure that doors that doctor king opened, never closed. >> i have been battling myself, like i told you, behind-the- scenes kind of way. i am not going to stop. i am going to continue that. rivers, news 19 wltx. >>> the city of columbia's 28th annual mlk celebration is also today. usc president will be the keynote speaker. it will include performances from