announcer: it s the sound of classic soul ballads. peabo bryson: if ever you re in my arms again this time peabo: hi, i m peabo bryson. and i ve been singing soul ballads for over 30 years now, and i ve been in some great company. wonderful artists like smokey robinson, marvin gaye, the great al green, and my good friend, the talented luther vandross. now they took love songs and added a whole lot of soul and created absolute magic. smokey robinson: baby, let s cruise away from here luther vandross: here and now i promise to love faithfully peabo: a great soul ballad is something very special. it s so much more than just a song you sing. it s music that gets deep inside of you. teddy pendergrass: if you don t know me by now you will never, never, never know me peabo: and now i d like to introduce you to my good friend and cohost, the lovely angela martinez. angela: hi, peabo. i have always loved your music. he has really done it all. you ve had number one hi
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noel leader, co-founder of 100 blacks in law enforcement who care, and de lacy davis, founder of black cops against police brutality. welcome back to both of you. thank you. thank you. as you ve watched what s been going on over the last few months and weeks, just your thoughts on, you know, where the community is and where policing is? well, my thoughts are that it s unfortunate, you know, that we have these consistent and persistent unjustified shootings. because now something that the african american community and the african american police officers have known for years is they re being videotaped. and so the whole world is getting the opportunity to see some of these incidents that members of the african american community have been complaining about for so long. it s very difficult when we don t get justice when there s not an indictment, a conviction, and then sentencing the police officer, which makes things much more difficult. so, we re pained as well as
mph. saturday: partly sunny. spotty showers possible late. highs: upper-40s. winds: light south. we are tracking a mix of rain, sleet, and snow across hampton roads. most of the frozen precip is north and west of the metro, but there is some sleet mixing in with the rain in the southside. i wouldn t rule out some minor accumulations (coating) on the grass/sidewalks/cars from northern surry co, northern sussex co, to williamsburg, and points north along the middle peninsula, and northern neck. the higher accumulations will be around richmond and points north. the wintry mix will be relatively brief - after 2 am, temperatures will start to warm into the low-40s, so we ll all see rain into friday morning. you probably don t need me to tell you you ll need an umbrella tomorrow morning. expect periods of rain through the first half of the day, then we ll dry up through the afternoon. one thing we have to mention is the wind! the wind will be of the north at 15 to 25 mph, gusting u