We want to 33 give you a quick traffic update as you head out and about this morning. And good news. There are no trouble spots to report on the roads in or around the capital city. But well be sure to keep our eyes on the road and keep you updated for your morning commute. Abc columbia wants to help you jump start your day. We have a quick rundown of your top morning headlines. Its an emotional end to super bowl 50 for panthers players and fans alike. The Denver Broncos dominated in last nights super bowl. Beating the Carolina Panthers 24to10 in last nights game. Carolina panther corner back josh norman. Visibly upset on the sidelines. And cam newton showed his frustration postgame. The newly crowned league mvp walked out on reporters sunday after answering only a handful of questions. Its not the end to a near perfect season panther players or fans had hoped for. But panthers head coach ron rivera. Is still looking to the future. 33 our Mike Gillespie will have more on the broncos wi
Activist, jim wallace says that we can tease open the endless knots of conflict in americas original sin. Its the inside story. Welcome to inside story, imray suarez. One of the ubiquitous symbols of the Abolition Movement of the set century was a slave on one knee, chains trailing from his wrists with a legend, am i not a brother and a man . I never thought that i would live to see americans answer both questions in the negative more than they did 10 years ago, 20 years, measured year after year by national pollsters, and theyre widening. People think they have less income rather than more year after year. One emblem of that divide is the black lives matter movement. Why is the question, am i not a brother, the insistence that black lives matter, is controversial, instead of self evident. Heres aljazeeras michael shure. Reporter in 2015, black lives matter protests erupted around the country, including in charleston, south carolina. For many, on the surface, it looks far different tha
We can tease open the endless knots of conflict in americas original sin. Its the inside story. Welcome to inside story, im ray suarez. One of the ubiquitous symbols of the Abolition Movement of the set century was a slave on one knee, chains trailing from his wrists with a legend, am i not a brother and a man . I never thought that i would live to see americans answer both questions in the negative more than they did 10 years ago, 20 years, measured year after year by national pollsters, and theyre widening. People think they have less income rather than more year after year. One emblem of that divide is the black lives matter movement. Why is the question, am i not a brother, the insistence that black lives matter, is controversial, instead of self evident. Heres aljazeeras michael shure. Reporter in 2015, black lives matter protests erupted around the country, including in charleston, south carolina. For many, on the surface, it looks far different than anything that this country ha
Tell your stories. You can see the conflict playing now in arenas, on the streets, in marchs and in the anonymous alleyways of social media, not race war, but ugly cascades of charges and counter charges. Black lives matter versus all lives matter, taking account of americas real race history versus charges of political correctness. Preacher, theologian, social activist, jim wallace says that we can tease open the endless knots of conflict in americas original sin. Its the inside story. Welcome to inside story, im ray suarez. One of the ubiquitous symbols of the Abolition Movement of the set century was a slave on one knee, chains trailing from his wrists with a legend, am i not a brother and a man . I never thought that i would live to see americans answer both questions in the negative more than they did 10 years ago, 20 years, measured year after year by national pollsters, and theyre widening. People think they have less income rather than more year after year. One emblem of that d
Miles, threatening key sources of water and power for the city of San Francisco. Jeffrey brown gets the latest on the dangerous blaze. Woodruff we continue our march on washington conversation series, as a father and son reflect on what that event has young people were found with courage and some often radical symptoms, i wouldnt have the ifill and we close with the story of Army Staff Sergeant ty Michael Carter, who received the nations highest military honor today for his bravery druing the war on afghanistan. Thats all ahead on tonights newshour. Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by bnsf railway. And by the alfred p. Sloan foundation. Supporting science, technology, and improved Economic Performance and Financial Literacy in the 21st century. And with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. And friends of the newshour. This program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers