as they tear down these older houses. >> reporter: smiley wants tampa's tree ordinance strengthened by many builders believe tampa's tree ordinance is already tough enough. >> it's very difficult in the city of tampa because everybody is very concerned about the trees including us. >> reporter: edwin elkins is building a home on this lot. >> we're trying to respect all the trees that you know, if we don't have to take them down we certainly don't want to take them down. >> reporter: city councilman suarez tells me the tree ordinance has always been a work in progress. for a long time. >> reporter: it's a balance between the property owner and developer and the right to protect trees. >> it's something we deal with every time we have a land hearing. it ends up somebody can't use their property because they can't tear down a tree. >> reporter: yeah robin smiley wants the city of tampa, the council and mayor to prevent beautiful old trees like that from being cut down. >> what would robin smiley want to get done to protect these trees. >> reporter: used to be that the people who took a lo

amy: tavis smiley, that issue of trump and sanders equivalency on either side of the spectrum? thatve been talking about all week. they're appealing to a particular group of people, but not for the same reasons and i'm tired of the media lumping them together. on donald trump, as you know, there are been calls in his behalf by weisel for mrs. group. donald trump immediately got on twitter to take me on, but unless something happened since i've been on your said this morning, he still hasn't got around to announcing this white supremacist group now doing rowboat calls on his behalf. this is what i mean when i say the media on asking the right questions of donald trump. amy: as far as i know, donald trump has not apologized to the muslim activists in rockville, south carolina, who quietly stood up with a t-shirt that peace" and was taken out by security. along with jewish immigration lawyer, activist, who also was wearing a yellow star, going back to world war ii, the jews identified by the nazis. juan: i would like to ask medea benjamin, we have less than a minute, but your sens

please welcome tavis smiley. (cheers and applause) >> hold up, first of all, so the senator gets like serious libation and i get a half a cup of water? is that how brothers get treated around here? >> trevor: well, i got the other half of the cup of water. >> oh, okay, okay. i don't feel so bad. >> trevor: thank you so much for being here. >> my pleasure. thanks for having me on. >> you are doing a great job. >> trevor: i appreciate it. thank you so much. (cheers and applause). >> trevor: have i to till, everyone in the building say huge fan of yours, taferrist smiling is coming, so amazing, he's inoperational. and then i read your book and i was like if this is-- this is inspiration? no, because your book is about how america has failed black people for the 240th straight year. >> yeah, pretty much. >> trevor: how close is america to breaking that streak? >> not close enough. this book as you mentioned came out ten years ago and laid out the ten issues that are most important to african-americans, which is reall

and i'm proud to say that tavis smiley joins us now from washington. his new book is "the covenant with black america -- ten years later." welcome to the honor roll of those attacked by donald trump, lied to by donald trump. >> i've run into him a number of times but never had this situation. it kind of feels like being onyx son's interview list. i'm just trying to handle it. >> yeah. anyone who's publicly commenting on the campaign who hasn't made the trump hate list i think isn't quite doing the job right. i want to get to what you were talking about on sunday. i think it's so important. and that is, the way the political class especially in the media is trying to describe this rise of donald trump, one of the principles i think they all begin with, and i don't know whether this is sub conscious. i think it might just be built in in a way that they aren't quite aware is, what i would call an excessive respect for the voter. we must never say anything about the voter that's uncomfortable to hear, that's negative. i haven't heard any of the discussions

big warm up requiring a smiley face. temperatures in the 40s today but warming to 50 tomorrow with a lot of sun and breezy though. 56 on saturday, sunday 65, on the way. more on that coming up renee. >> the smiley face is a nice touch amy. fayetteville city council is holding a special meeting to talk about the way the county distributes sales tax dollars. the current agreement expires at the end of the fiscal year. they meet at 5 this evening inside city hall. you have until sunday to sign up for health insurance under the affordable care act. by law if you do not have health coverage you will have to pay a penalty. you can get in person help on donald ross drive in raleigh. they will be there to help from 9 to 3. to learn more go to wral.com and search obamacare. >>> stanford received $100 million each in 2015. according to the council for aid to education more than any during a record year. $40.3billion raised by american universities in total. the wealthiest colleges continue to attract a dispro posh nate share. near

today, trump went after smiley, and abc, calling smiley a "hater and a racist" and calling his appearance on this week a "waste" of "good those 2016 campaign numbers are getting tighter for both republicans and democrats.. a new abc news wall street journal marist poll shows trump and senator ted cruz are now deadlocked in the home of the first caucuses, iowa. trump has been turning up his language that cruz might not be eligible to be president because he was born in canada, or that the issue of cruz's citizenship could end up in court. cruz has dismissed the idea and has now released his mother's american birth certificate to show she was not a canadian citizen. the race is getting close for the democrats too. the same poll shows hillary clinton's lead over self professed socialist bernie sanders has shrunk. she now leads him by a 48 to 45 margin among likely iowa caucus goers. that's smaller than previous iowa polls have shown. sanders is "ahead" of clinton 50 to 46 in new hampshire, right next door to his home state of vermont. clinton has long been a strong front runner but this rais

people who know the victim and who are concerned for their lately they see the traffic up and down smiley wrote here but nothing like this latest shooting which has been scared for their lives are the perfect guys i'm afraid it might be next. just steps away from jazz he's home hampton police found her friend shot several times and severely wounded in the strait. she tells me he just left her home and was headed across the street to a seven eleven then she heard gunshots. they literally tried to kill them the peaks that many parents know about love and is then is like one say he's twenty five years old he was found around midnight monday near the corner and smiley wrote in pembroke avenue neighbors tell me he's well known and lived in the neighborhood and they don't know who would wanna shoot him down and leave them a day. i'm terrified i'm terrified right down to earth to find out who this is and coming up at six i mourn what neighbors say is happening on his block that has them concerned for their safety reporting in hampton and there they were both thirteen years now and the victim's m

smiley about what's changed over the last decade. as martin luther king day approaches on monday, we started about what areas, if any, are better for black america now than they were before barack obama took office. >> i'm sad to report that in every single leading economic category, black america has lost ground over the last decade. in every major economic category, we've lost ground. so this book comes out in 2006 so clearly this book was out before obama shows up to win in 2008 so the book was never about barack obama then. this ten-year update is not about him now. but it is true that over these last ten years black america has lost ground in the major indicator categories. >> what accounts for that going on under the leadership of the first african-american president? how do we explain that? >> i think there are a few things. to your question how do we explain that, i don't know. i think the historians will have a very difficult time trying to juxtapose how in the era of the first black president the bottom fell out for black a

smiley. caller: hello. guest: how are you? caller: good. i agree with most of what you are saying, but i will add that the problem with like america is our family has -- with black america is our family structure has crumbled. have of them decide to child's aunt wedlock, i think 77% of all black children are being born out of wedlock and they are living in poverty because there is no family structure. there is no more husband and wife. a black e-mail, most of the time, the black females family is deemed subsidized by the federal government. section eight housing has destroyed working-class black communities. homeownership and the revenue from homeownership would go to improve schools, but because our neighborhoods are crumbling, not because of the government, but because of our own behavior, there is no homeownership and tax revenue. host: we are going to get an answer, but what do you do in arlington, texas? electric am an technician at the manufacturing plant for 10 years. host: thank you.

that's what people in the 500 block of smiley road heard just before midnight. the victim, left this woman's home and was going to the 7-eleven across the street. another neighbor who didn't want to go on camera says he found his close friend lying in the street near this pile of brush, bleeding from bullets and stab wounds. neighbors say they were shocked, but not surprised. shorty morgan neighbor c 22 41:48 i've been a enough"and she wants to move after living here for just one year. the folks along smiley road say guns and drugs have changed this neighborhood. shorty morgan neighbor c 22 the 400 block is the worst where you find a lot of shooting. we have had some shots up here, one of my friends got shot. shorty morgan neighbor c 22 41:25 it's kind of scary a lot of drugs going on on the street people are moving out and new people are coming that deal drugs police say they have no suspect information so far. we'll get a theory on why someone would try to kill tj coming up at 6. it involves happened in the same block, less than two weeks ago. spoiler alert- i

tavis smiley, author. he'll join us after this. ♪ ♪ mark: a decade ago, tavis smiley wrote "the covenant of black america." it was randy for the aged barack obama. now he is out with a new book, " the covenant with black america, 10 years later." what we are traveling in iowa, we spoke with him about what has changed over the last decade as my working day approaches on monday, we started by talking about what areas of any are better for black america now than they were before barack obama took office. tavis: i'm sad to report that in meeting, economic had it right, black america has lost ground over the last decade in every major economic category. this book comes out as you said in 2006, so clearly, this book was out before obama shows up to win in 2008, so the book was never about barack obama. his tenure update is not about him now, but it is true that over these last 10 years, most of that on his watch, black america has lost ground in the major economic indicator categories. what accounts for the

you are shooting around midnight hampton police found a man who appeared to be shot multiple times on smiley road first police that his injuries were life threatening but now they say he's in stable condition there was an eighteen hole in his mind on that for a share after all nine or on sham or she believes the shooting happened while her son was walking back from the store she says he is the parent will do anything to help people in car at the road carrying a gal can you hang around but somehow get married is like that tired of the senseless violence. she's asking anyone with information to come forward me any money out there knows anything never known them a nice little thank you dad would be important to me though. one little piece that we use them on p twenty. meanwhile remember your child. police are investigating if you have the crime line any hampton elise brown thirteen years now know it now north detectives need your help identifying a robbery suspect police say that this man was caught in the act by surveillance video breaking into chants kitchen on tidewater drive it happened ear

chris stirewalt tavis smiley says he remembers being there, and so do i. that feeling, whether you supported him or not, was this guy going to be different and unite the country and somehow find a way to separate the wheat from the chaff and bring us together? and now we have our answer. >> right. and you remember, we all remember, how about how washington, d.c. was seven years ago right now. the anticipation of change, people were exhausted by the bush years. people wanted something different. even people who opposed obama were grateful that change was coming and thought, i'm not going to get any way on everything, but at least we're going to change a few things. things are going to get going. the president had something that is rare, vanishingly rare in america today, which is good will and good sentiment from a broad majority of the population. >> where did it go? was it obamacare? the stimulus? what? >> yes, it's all of those things, but i would say this, it is a style of governance, it is an attitude, it is a philosophy about human nature. the preside

tonight a twenty five year old half the man is fighting to stay alive someone saw them several times on smiley road overnight. his mother is speaking out only to thirteen years now pleading for help never name a few little things are good and when the important thing made of one little piece that we use the money will be twenty meanwhile remember your child this are just along for this literary love to talk to neighbors who are afraid to devastated and so i hope this will be okay. shorty morning couldn't believe the man handed police found shot several times their home was her son's friend lisa not release his name but say he's twenty five years old he was found around midnight monday near the core of smiley road and pembroke avenue because he's known to many on his black neighbors tell me they are afraid for their lives i'm terrified i'm terrified right now to find out who this is was clear favorite in command to my son because my son knows who he hangs with them in the past morgan says the neighborhood when people find a use to be really nice we have lots of fans will again play horseshoes p

our guest tonight also an all-around nice guy, tavis smiley joins us, everybody. >> (cheers and applause). >> trevor: and we will also be joined by

ann, in louisville, tavis smiley is listening. caller: first of all, i wanted to say i think it was interesting that now he diminished the previous caller's points by diverting what the about black -- said families and started talking about the divorce rate among whites. i don't think that was a good answer, but what i wanted to what i see is the situation to where when two people start caring more about their own situation and their own destiny than allowing someone else to care about it? when you get to the point where you are waiting for someone else or expecting someone else to help improve your situation, instead of you, the person, the individual, caring more about yourself, caring more about your children, eu having the lifewithal to improve your instead of waiting for someone ,o come along with the program teachers and school -- host: i think we got the point. guest: there are a lot of generalities there. i don't know exactly what to say, but i started the conversation this morning by saying, we first have to hold ourselve

our guest tonight also an all-around nice guy, tavis smiley joins us, everybody. >> (cheers and applause). >> trevor: and we will also be joined by republican presidential candidate senator rand paul. (cheers and applause) yes slam but before that all, before that all. last night i stayed up to watch the state of the union. and it seemed like everyone was there as well. from washington's sleepiest to deepest thinkers, those guys are thinking. the world's only famous county clerk and of course senator kid was there. wouldn't that be a great sitcom? hey, everybody, it's senator kid, it's senator kid. hey,

the keynote speaker was american talk show host tavis smiley. smiley also is co-author of a book called death of a king, the real story of dr. martin luther king junior's final year. good afternoon, thanks for joining us. because of the holiday many of you have the day off today. that's good news because once again, it is very cold out. and now we've got snow coming our way, right frank? >> that is right. just about the time everybody starts to head back to work tomorrow but no -- the snow will be falling. we have some clouds moving again overnight so it gives our off to the north, a different story. you can see it is three below. five degrees in the metro, and just about the same down south. the wind is rather light. a few peeks of side. because overhead -- #overhead. in western iowa you may see more sunshine. 9:00 p.m. we are back in the single digits. still dry this evening, but the snow was on the way. the latest futurecast coming up. mollie: thank you. many of you are showing your support today for a boxholm father who lost his 3 young chil

smiley face. i'm very happy. >> smiley face. the couple has reportedly named the boy sydney rain and sorting out custody because not only are even together anymore. >>> finally, we have t-minus 13 days away from the biggest sports day of the year. >> the countdown to super bowl 50. oddsmakers didn't wait till the carolina panthers finished off the cardinals to install them in as the favorites in the big game in california. >> the panthers are now a four-point pick over the denver broncos with the oddsmakers at las vegas superbook. so, place your bets now, folks. >> okay. >> who do you think is going to win? >> i'm thinking it's going to be the panthers. >> i'm thinking my tampa bay buccaneers. i'm thinking my tampa bay buccaneers.be buccaneers.e buccaneers. buccaneers. buccaneers. your clever moves won't stop the cold and flu. but disinfecting with lysol can. because lysol wipes and spray are approved to kill more types of germs than clorox. including those that can make you sick. for a healthy home this cold and flu season... >

talk show host tavis smiley. 2345-2403 "these, des moines are perilous times ... serious solutions." in his speech smiley used doctor king's teachings and words to offer solution for dealing with ... in today's world. the breakfast concluded with the "making a difference award" presentation. this year's honoree is alex hanna. he is the principal at merrill middle school and an associate pastor at his church. hanna says his message on this day is the same that he shares everyday. alex s. hanna, principla, merrill middle school 831-847 "it means service, it means giving back ... it means doing all those things to make your world better ... and your city better." those ideals were put to work following the breakfast. a youth summit of 200 metro teenagers spent the day packing enough meals to feed 20-thousand starving people around the world. temperatures are going to get slightly warmer the next few days as temperatures are going to get slightly warmer the next few days as highs eventually climb out of another wave of snow will move across the state tomorrow, with 1-

he is the host of "tavis smiley" on pbs. his latest book is the cough nant with black america ten years later. welcome. al, let me start with you. stay of the union tomorrow night. i would like to sort of do a round. what do you think the state of the union is for most americans who will be tuning in for that speech tomorrow? >> well, it's a lot better than it was seven years ago, or three or four years ago n reality. but i'm not sure that perception is that much different, matthew. i think people feel this has been a very uneven recovery. it's been actually quite a pronounced recovery. we're at five percent unemployment. that's half of what it was only about six and a half years ago. but i'm not quite clear sure that feeling is as per swais-- pervasive as some might think it should be. >> dowd: frank, what do you think the majority of americans think the state of the union is. >> when you ask them the question are america's best years ahead or behind, for the first time a majority now say that our best years are behind us.

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this happened around midnight on smiley road, that's off east pembroke avenue. workers at a nearby convience store tell us they heard about 10 shots. paramedics took the man to the hospital investigators say they do hot have any discription of a suspect. hampton police are also investigating a homicide from saturday night. officers say they found shot inside a car on darnaby avenue. they don't have many more details other than that. call the crime line if you have any information that can help police in either homicide. our team coverage of the icy roads continues. 10 on your side's jason marks is riding around. he'll tell us where the slick spots are. plus, deadly snow storm. dozens of people died from this past weekend's winter storm. officials talk about what led up to the deaths. and we'll take a tour of the winter weather on chopper 10. it flew around our area surveying the icy roads. and in less than five minutes, jen lewis has another update on the roads as people get back to work after update on today's forecast. meteorologist jeremy wheeler explains why

a handful of times when she would come to visit her family in hampton roads. 21:30 )she was happy, smiley. happy go lucky ashley was living in florence the past two years - where her dad is a professor. friends in florida were stunned. staci kelly/friend of ashley olsen "she was full of life. she never met a person that didn )t like her. she had the best personality. she loved her dog scout. she was just very adventurous. loved -- she loved italy. she she never really stayed in one spot for too long. she loved art and fashion. that was her big thing." italian media report ashley s death as possible strangulation. police say her boyfriend found her body on the bed of her apartment after he hadnt heard from her in two days following an argument. a family friend from florida tells me over the phone that loved ones are absolutely devastated and described ashley was a precious woman, a wonderful daughter, sister and a beautiful human being. they called this tragedy unthinkable. 21:39 )its got to be devastating for them. i know it is. i would hate to have to go through that. i know its got to b

)re looking for the people involved in two separate the first shooting happened late last night on smiley road. officers say they found a 25-year- old man shot several times. he was rushed to the hospital and may not survive. so far -- no one has been arrested. the second shooting happened late saturday night on darnaby avenue. police say they found 42-year-old leroy garner inside of a car -- shot. he died there at the scene. police have only released a very vague description of the person they re looking for. if you know anything about either of these shootings-- take action and call the crime line. in chesapeake -- a fire forced a family of six out of their home in the dominion pines neighborhood. fire officials say a fire spread from the chimney into a nearby wall. firefighters got there around six sunday evening and had it under control in 15 minutes. no one was hurt. chesapeake fire crews also responded to an apartment building fire that forced 11 people out of their homes. it happened just after seven norfolk section of the city -- on border road. four apartments in the building wer

>> you have to watch the season finale of rickey smiley for real tonight on tv one, and you shall see. >> i'll be tuned in. >> stay tuned. there's still more "dish nation" coming up. >>> it's a new year. get a new look with fresh desh gear. go to dishnation.com forward slash dish gear to get all your >>> well, we've got big star wars news today. we're getting closer to revealing who might play the young han solo in the han solo spin-off movie for star wars. >> that's not coming out until 2016 2018. >> exactly, but they're looking at young akers. >> how young do we have to go? harrison ford's character, correct? >> how young do we have to go? i could play chewbacca. >> how young in 2018 when the movie comes out, how young does the character have to be? >> in his early 20s. they're looking at a short list of actors. thousands and thousands of actors showed up to play the role, but they're looking at miles teller. >> he doesn't look like harrison ford. >> i don't think they're necessarily looking for somebody who looks like harrison ford. >> but i think he has more of a harrison ford typ

then, travis smiley discusses his book, "the covenant with black america." you can join the conversation by twitter.cebook, or featured this week and on american history tv on c-span 3. saturday night at 8:00 eastern on "lectures in history," on the president's wartime role, including war is waged without formal congressional declaration. >> you could argue that it is the presence job to educate. the president will say, i know you do not understand this, there is no reason you should in a understood this -- place, far, far away where people seek a different language , i will explain to you what letican interests are, and opinion makers respond to that. i will educate you and you can make a decision. i will ask you to do this. i will explain to you why this is a course of action to pursue. >> sunday morning at 10:00, on "road to the white house rewind," the campaign of lamar alexander and his walk across new hampshire to greet voters. america" a 1963 interview with martin luther king junior. >> what i first studied gandhi and a method of nonviolent resistance

and i think mo sanu needs mo smiley faces. feels like closure in cincinnati. kind of. but - still not really. manning and brady will meet for the afc championship. petyon manning: "obviously, we're excited to be in the game. we knew we'd have to beat a good football team tonight to get there. we'll try to enjoy this one tonight and get a jump start and preparing for that game on monday and we'll talk about who we're playing on wednesday." the afc championship is set. the top two seeds will play in denver and the winner will play for a super bowl. seventeeth time tom brady and peyton manning will meet on the same field. manning is two- and-one against brady in afc championships. no fonts music announcer: "out of control. out of control." dre kirkpatrick: "coach has control of this team." adam jones: "y'all think it's just cool to fine a coach? when we bleeping lost a game we've worked since april for." hue jackson: "first thank the people in cincinnati. mike brown, katie and troy and obviously marvin." marvin lewis: "ken's been through this a couple of times when we hir

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the first happened late last night on smiley road -- off pembroke avenue. officers say when they got there -- they found a man shot several times. the 25 year old victim was taken to the hospital -- and we re told he should recover. the second shooting happened late saturday night on darnaby avenue. police say they found 42-year-old leroy garner inside of a car with a gunshot wound. he was pronounced dead at the scene. police say this incident is a homicide and are still looking for the shooter. if you know anything about either of these shootings-- take action and call the crime line. thanks to an outpouring of support for police dogs across hampton roads -- the newport news police department will purchase new bullet proof vests for their k-9 the department posted on facebook today -- fundraising from spike s k-9 fund and leftover money from a donation from cnn s anderson cooper made it possible to buy six new vests. that )s one for every k-9 officer in newport news. they said the loss of norfolk police k-9 kriger earlier this month helped shed light on th

[laughter] the covenant with black america by tavis smiley. ♪ ondr. david's work focuses technologies that changes the way we maintain optimal health. his new book reveals how medical science can extend and improve human life as never before. it is called "the lucky years." i am pleased to have david akers back at this table. -- david agus here at this table. as many of you know he is a colleague of mine. i have followed with many of the fascination -- meant -- much of the same fascination, many of the issues he has followed. in terms of understanding them, and the real-life effort to extend the lives of people that are his patients. i am pleased to have him back at this table. >> thank you, charlie. charlie: why do we collect the lucky years? >> i've heard it called the inflection point, when the curvature of time goes like this. several years ago, i would have never been there because there was nothing happening like this. technology, health care information, big data, all came together at once. >> let me read a quote from you. you said, we are at t

up the when we grow steam trains lose their smiley faces. we worry whether we can afford the bus to school tomorrow. >> our guest on newsmakers this week is nicholas rasmussen, who is director of the national counterterrorism center. he has spent his entire career in foreign policy and national security. eric schmidt of the new york times covering national security. also damien politico covers national security for the wall street journal. eric: some success in ramadi in iraq. could you take this opportunity notssess the state of isis only in iraq and syria but in europe and the united states? : you're right to talk about successes in responding to some plotting. but we do live in a heightened threat environment. either isil directed or iso-inspired plotting. see gives us we tocern about isil's ability inspire individuals in their own locations to carry out activities. that isise indication is looking to direct attacks on western targets as well. focusing specifically on iraq and syria, the effort by iraqi is ansecurity forces important step

and i will talk to author, smiley, about his disappointment in the first black president. when you're on hold, your business is on hold. that's why comcast business doesn't leave you there. when you call, a small business expert will answer you in about 30 seconds. no annoying hold music. just a real person, real fast. whenever you need them. so your business can get back to business. sounds like my ride's ready. don't get stuck on hold. reach an expert fast. comcast business. built for business. >> 180 cuban migrants have started their journey to settle into the united states. they have 20 days to make their way north to the united states. it's all part of a bigger plan by washington to combat illegal human smuggling across the border. >> i'm pleased to announce that we have plans to expand the u.s. refugee admissions program. in order to help vulnerable families and individuals from eel salvador, guatemala and honduras, and offer them a safe and legal alternative to the dangerous journey that many are tempted to begin that makes them easy prey for human smugglers who hav

they call me smiley, because i'm always smiling. i'm a nice person, but don't get in my personal space because it's going down. >> minacapelli proved her point just a few days after arriving in jail. she got into fight with another female inmate. >> she got a broken eye socket. i put her in the infirmary for eight days. time to go. >> the fight earned her a lengthy stay in the female segregation unit. she was released to general population a few weeks ago. despite her sometimes violent tendencies, she claims her numerous days in the suffolk county jail stem from her addiction to cocaine and heroin. >> when i was with my kids, i never did nothing. never did no drugs. did nothing. i was a stay-at-home mom. i was good, and then started racking up charges and doing drugs. it was all downhill. >> she says she turned to prostitution to support her drug habit. her two children, ages 5 and 6, are now in the custody of their father. >> i do write to them. i don't get any mail back from them. i don't get to talk to them on the phone. my famil