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E recognize were not the frontrunner. We know were an underdog, but we feel good about it. Reporter the underdog battles the field in iowa. Marco rubio stomping the confidence and promising to continue his White House Campaign despite tonights outcome in the caucuses. Him and jeb bush are lower in the polls in iowa. Both candidates hopes their message resonates. We explain the challenges for these two. Both have challenged. Bush more so than senator rubio. Neither is polling great. Both see tonight as an opportunity to get their backers huddled in a room and stir up some support. Senator M Mar...

No. What are we going to have a repeat over. An amal pulled out of a hole by a guy wearing a top hat. Whatever. Dry conditions prevalent in the first alert forecast. Problem this morning will b patchy dense fog across the area. Showing visibility in a moment. Showing satellite and radar across the entire region where low clouds are hanging around offshore. Theres no rain across the area here. Agagn, emphasizing dry conditions, patchy dense fog across the surface. Were seeing th patchiness across southwestern Broward County. Visibility is under a mile here in a good portion of southwest miamida...

After seeing the vandalism. Thats crazy. I was upset. I could say much because what could i do . Reporter this is not a hate crime of their looking at the evidence. An archdiocese told us that last evening archbishop mccarthy was vandalized by graffiti. The Broward Sheriffs Office and police were notified. Archbishop mccarthys administration is fully cooperating with the investigation by providing documentation at the damage with videos and photos and security video spread the graffiti has been removed and classes began on a regular schedule. Reporter police are still reviewing the video for t...

"Commemorating the 70th anniversary of the historic 1954 Ottawa delegation led by Donald Willard Moore, this article explores the pivotal moment when 35 Black leaders challenged Canada's discriminatory immigration policies. Discover the legacy of their advocacy and ongoing celebrations, including events by the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters and the launch of the Wildseed Centre's Liberation Library. Honor the contributions of community stalwarts like Bromley Armstrong, Harry Gairey Sr., and Stanley Grizzle in shaping Canada's civil rights landscape."

TORONTO: Seventy years ago, a 35-member delegation, led by community icon, Barbados-born Donald Willard Moore, which included Jamaican leaders Bromley Armstrong, Harry Gairey Sr, and Stanley Grizzle, who was of Jamaican heritage, travelled to...