there were 200 books on martin luther king but nope looks on parks. we'd like it to be an african-american woman. she said i'm not that. i brought like three of my books to her to get my credentials to interview mrs. parks in all of this and that neither was walking back to the consulate club in d.c. where i was staying and elaine steele called me and said i didn't like hearing myself telling you that. you are a good historians. you write a lot. there's nothing wrong with you so i'm going to have you spent time with mrs. parks. i started going with her. i was with her when she got her congressional old metal on capitol hill with the wheelchair. stay with her on eighth street. i went with her to beverly hills where she spent time and i went to detroit where she was a microscopic history on the underground railroad. your apartment overlook the detroit river and her apartment was in the exact spot where john brown and frederick douglass. i would spend time with her and i would advertiser newspapers and show her the newspapers because she would say oh my

martin luther king's assassination. assassination, the convention, and ultimately the election of richard nixon. but as i say in the book, the great society -- the house that was the great society may have gone to the ground, but the foundation still remains. but i tell you, ladies and gentlemen, that foundation is under assault right now, as it never has been before. as was the case with conservatives after the new deal. they denounced it rhetorically, but did not do anything substantive. during the reagan administration, it attack virtually every aspect of the great society, but except for regulations, not do anything about medicare, medicaid, federal aid to education. but that situation has changed, i think. thank you for your patience. i will be glad to take questions, if you have them. >> i was wondering, i cannot remember, john kenneth galbraith, did he play a role in the johnson and administration? he was a great new dealer. i do not remember if he was an ok -- he was in the background. i love him because he wrot

luther king day depending on what is happening around the world. so is ask myself is came back from speaking in tampa when i talked about was martin would say what he would do about all that's going on. one of the stories was the lgbt groups have been wanting her to come out say something in favor of the rights with regards to sexual orientation and she said you know the men who are with martin, and we knew which man, set i shouldn't do it because it's not my issue and it's not your issue and don't do it but she said no we have to think about it, what would martin do and we talked about in and of course martin was not only a race man but he was a human rights man. he believed in the rights of all people. they said that's how we have to think about it she said yeah, so martin would do it but if you come down here from atlanta and stand with me, oakmont do it. she said now what would martin say? that there were other things over time but i think one of the stars you think about it myself when i'm in crisis over some issue of social justice who we wou

luther king junior community center in the cell site. we stood together victims of gun violence and myself at a press conference, and get some ideas promised where we've been working for years to come that the scourge of gun violence in illinois and i stood with patrick who was wounded very 14, ten years ago in a massive school shooting at illinois university and to call, illinois. but a voice can join us and a graduate of marjorie stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida name is brown and she graduated stoneman douglas in 2009 and she's currently a law student at chicago9. college of law. she is one of dozens of stoneman douglas graduates in the chicago anarea which include incidentaly for space with the chicago cubs, anthony rizzo. hundreds if not thousands nationwide who joined together in the aftermath and that mastering that killed 14 stoneman douglas students and three staff. these young men have come together to speak up and urge their lawmakers about the nation's epidemic of gun violence. the message is starting to reson

. >> reporter: we are at the intersection of martin luther king way. the traffic is closed off to traffic. the hammering that you are hearing, they are putting up a fence around part of the lawn in front of the old city hall building. a couple of hours ago there were several him from the side of the lawn. and that has completely cleared and they are moving the city the truck set apart out here onto the street. they estimate that there were 2730 people living in the encampment. they counted 30 9/10 for pop-up structures. all of that is in the process of being moved right now. they gave notice to the people yesterday that they would have to leave today. and right at about 5 am, the police came to start the process of moving everyone out. they told people they had to leave, there were no problems or disagreements. people packing up their belongings and moving off of the lawn. some of the people who live here say they moved here after they were evicted from a prior homeless encampment. . >> mostly annoyed. we have to go through this again. what i have noti

martin luther king jr., and countless others. it's the dream of a nation where every citizen regardless of color, religion, or background can grow up to succeed and thrive. a nation where every community can prosper and where all americans can stand tall and proud and free. i know this vision of freedom, equality, and dignity lives in the heart of every american patriot. just like so many african-americans throughout our history who have struggled and sacrifice for freedom, we must do our part to make that vision real for every single american. as long as we have faith in our citizens, confidence and our values, and trusting god, we will not fail. we will protect the birthright of freedom for all americans. i want to tell you. we have made such incredible progress over the last year. it was just announced, and perhaps you heard me say it, we had the lowest african-american unemployment rate in the history of our country. charles, that's good. alveda, that's in honor of you, alveda. lowest in the history of our country. we are ver

. >> he said these are the heads and faces of martin luther king, john f. kennedy and robert f. kennedy. but when you look right in the middle of the composition hidden in the belly of the beast and the belly of the tiger is this image of a young african-american boy, and that is emmett tills. >> reporter: the 14-year-old boy brutality lynched in mississippi. his alleged crime flirting with a white woman. the ensuing outrage had been credited with certain civil rights movement . >> you create the generals, the martin luther kings, but you also need the foot soldiers like emmett till, these people who are anonymous in most cases to actually accomplish these great goals. records it has been relatively recently that these works of african-american art have shed terms like folk art, had been embraced and celebrated, critical chapters. >> unfortunately, the history of african-american art in this country is one of neglect. so you see terms of folk art or self-taught art, it's part and parcel of american culture, american history. this country wouldn't exist without african-americans

use the kelly drive or martin luther king drive into philly. who is her another accident, northbound lanes of 202 right before 252. a lot of spin outs, too, as the roads are all wet. may not be raining where you are, but has rained all night through the morning, so things are slippery. northbound, right at route 41 route 73 still closed we got confirmation, fatal pedestrian accident this morning. so the investigation underway, leaving maple shade headed south trying to get down toward 295. news van on the scene, going there live, this is from the other side, right there in front of the burger king. right where there was a pedestrian crosswalk there is accident happened, over an hour ago. before we actually saw some daylight. just be careful there as we zoom on in. society bound still closed, anybody, that's pizzeria an uno in the background, to gave you a idea, so if you are coming from maple shade trying to get down to 295, you're going have to go through the detour. common monday, holiday, kids are off from school. we will take over the town,

the black power slogan begins in 195600 by stokely carmichael and carmichael and martin luther king had merged together and stokely had gone into prisons come a penitentiary in mississippi, probably the most fertile penitentiary in the united states at that time and he had been beaten and whipped in a put risk breakers on the men and women they are in the knee tightened the screw and it's meant to break the rest. so he was tortured there. coming out of that experience after the mississippi freedom center in 64, 65, wanted a more radical for sharecropping families. and they needed them now. they couldn't afford to wait to build this christian goodwill and treat nonviolence. and so, as stokely and king continued to march together, stokely is constantly talking about black mist instead of. he says necker is a termite people have given us. we disavow it. the problem is the color of her skin is black. by the end of 1965, stokely has keen talking about blacks and that linguistic shift that king makes is very significant because he starts defending black power and start organizing it across th

. >> super bowl add is at the center of controversy ram truck used with martin luther king. it's drawing a backlash. critics say using the civil ds to sell trucks crossed the line calling it from crass to inappropriate. ram said it was to highlight their volunteer program, dr. intellectual property approved the speech because it embodied his values. >>> justin timberlake went up the field and up a flight ofsted by his first name was ryan. sele with him. but the viral picture almost not happened due to technical difficults. >> difficults -- difficulties, i had a technical issue my phone shut off. he is myavelfie with>> he gainw followers on social media and his phone is blowing up with texts and calls. >>> icy condition likely contributed to a crash involving a school bus in delaware county this morning. chopper 6 hd was over the 600 block of mount el vernon road in astin. nobody was injured. >>> we kent from philadelphia was one of the 147 passengers aboard an amtrak train that crashed in south carolina. we don't k if they were among are tryingple who were injured. to figure

they said they worked closely with the martin luther king jr. estate during the process. and another one re-enacting the scene during tkurt kwdirty danc. this was a hit with viewers. i like that. giants win. benefit ad. >>> "new day" starts right now. >>> it puts into context new unseen evidence that bolsters the fbi's credibility. >> there is a little bit of sweet revenge. if they wouldn't have done this this would be going on at the highest levels of government. >> there is a russian investigation without a dossier. >> this could precipitate a constitutional crisis. house republicans believe they have set the stage for this president to end this investigation. >> launching one for the end zone. time runs out. >> to be part of the first world championship. we're blessed. >> we battled but obviously didn't get the job done. >> if we don't go back to see reasonable, i'm mad. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states -- you don't. we'll get to why you are in a very bad mood. he will turn it around for y

luther king jr. in the 1950's and lived a life of integrity and of honor. he spoke words of comfort and hope at the national cathedral following the september 11 terrorist attacks, reminding america that god is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble. reverend graham will be deeply missed. i send my condolences to his children, his grandchildren, and the numerous great-grandchildren. yet, graham himself said, and i quote, my home is in heaven. i'm just passing through this world. today we honor the life that he lived, his faithfulness to the calling, and his impact on millions of individuals around the globe. and if i may take just another moment before my colleague from north carolina speaks, i want to read you some remarks that were made by individuals who played an important role in american history. president bill clinton, he said some were pressuring graham to segregate his audience by race but he refused. clinton remarked graham would counsel the crusade rather than preach to a

ram trucks used a sermon by martin luther king jr. in the ad. some thought it was distasteful to sell trucks. fiat chrysler said it worked closely with the estate during the creative process. another ad featuring eli manning and odell beckham reenacting a scene from "dirty dancing." that seemed to be a hit. >>> apple music adding accounts in the u.s. faster than spotify. that is according to "the wall street journal." it continues to grow faster. apple is gaining ground. the account base has been grow ago 5% monthly versus 2% for spoti spotify. >>> you left out the fact that dundee movie is not a movie. it is an ad to visit australia. >> they tricked you. >> i love the series. it needed to continue. maybe i'm alone. >>> the eagles soaring to victory defeating the new england patriots in the super bowl. philadelphia celebrations going haywire overnight. >> there it is. the victory in minneapolis for the eagles. eagles win the super bowl. it gets rough on the streets. >>> and fallout from the nunes memo. donald trump says it proves the fbi was tar

all right, dodge under fire for super bowl ad using martin luther king's jr. speech to help sell trucks. >> recognize that he who is greatest among you shall be your sister, that's the new definition of greatness. by giving back definition of greatness it means that everybody can be great. rob: a lot of over the top commercials, it's a truck ad, many chiming in online felt that it was inappropriate to use iconic civil rights speech to try and sell pickup trucks, the spokesman for estate of dr. martin luther king saying that it approved and embodied. carley: that's settled. the time now 25 minutes after the hour, kneeling was a nonissue at the super bowl but black lives matter made sure to inject politics into the big game, game rather, the protest going off the rails. rob: during half-time show is a star is born, everybody is talking about. ♪ ♪ that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, ... with reduced redness, thickness,

. >> martin luther king i illustrated it's model built to serve. the speech served people doing good deeds. civil rights hero across crossee line of a heartfelt message to sell trucks. >> we're celebrating the super bowl championship and fans are stocking up on super bowl gear, we're live at modell's as it gets overrun. >> the half-time show, not everyone was loving justin timberlake's performance, find out later in the morning buzz. [ upbeat, energetic music ] let's go. bye, mom. thanks for breakfast, mom. with quality ingredients like roasted hazelnuts and cocoa, nutella is sure to bring a smile to breakfast time. morning, it is 5:00 a.m., the dream is not a dream it is real on this monday, february 15. for many people the celebration never stopped. it's going to keep going for quite sometime because our philadelphia eagles are the super bowl

when scott king widow of martin luther king, jr. was alive they used to talk on mlk day -- and the question was what was had the question dr. perry? >> use your microphone -- [inaudible conversations] use your microphone. turn it on. >> it would be what -- we would talk about two things. one, we would talk about what would martin do? about whatever was going on -- you know, what would martin do? and we would talk about it. and then we would say, she would say well what would martin say and we would talk about what martin would have said about whatever was going on, and this was for years. and in between martin luther king day between what was happening around the world so i always ask myself, i just came back from -- speaking down in tampa for their martin luther king celebration and what i talked about is what martin would say and what he would do about all of that's going on, and one of the stories you want me to tell the story? >> tell the story -- >> one of the stories one time was the -- lbgt groups had been wanting her to come

. >> >> some super bowl fans are pretty upset that martin luther king's speech was used to sell trucks during the game. it was during a 32nd commercial featuring the voice of doctor king talking about living a life serving others. the dodge ram truck is revered as the one delivering that service. some people are blasting that commercial and social media calling it insensitive. dodge says it received proper permission to use that speech. >> the ml king center in atlanta was founded by doctor king's wife. someone tweeted, neither the king center noor bernice king is the entity that approves the use of mlk's words or imagery. that includes that commercial. >>> here was a commercial from tide. >> it is a tied add. >> these were some of my favorites actually. it is really a tide commercial. everyone's close are so clean. this is the trending video on youtube right now.>> let's do it. >> oh no. >> [ music ] >> then there is this commercial from the nfl featuring touchdown celebrations. the nfl used to celebrate -- punish celebrations. over half 1 million people have watched azad. did you hav

martin luther king, jr. was alive they used to talk on mlk day, and the question was-- what was the question, dr. berry. >> what would martin do? >> use your microphone. use your microphone. your microphone. >> turn it on. >> it would be what-- we would talk about two things, one, we'd talk about what would martin do about whatever was going on, you know? what would martin do? and we would talk about it. and then we would say, she would say, well, what would martin say and we would talk about what martin would have said about whatever was going on. and this was for years. and in between martin luther king day, depending what was happening around the world so i always ask myself. i just came back from speaking down in tampa for their martin luther king celebration and what i talked about with as what martin would say and what he would do about all of this going on and one of the stories-- you want me to tell the story? >> tell the story. >> one of the stories one time was the lbgt groups had been wanting her

martin luther king if you're wearing no socks, right? [ laughter ] i mean he even asked the white house -- the reporters asked the white house today for their response to a potential oprah candidacy. team trump said, we welcome the challenge whether it be oprah winfrey or anybody else. preferably anybody else. i mean trump's approval rating right now, i don't think he could beat maury povich for president, never mind oprah. but the president was supposed to host his own awards show tonight, the fake news awards that he announced would be presented tonight at 5:00 o'clock. they've been postponed until next wednesday, which is -- you know, postponing his own awards show is an odd and out of character move for a man who consistently delivers his promises in a very timely fashion. but donald trump didn't. i guess it's because he had to be in atlanta tonight for the college football national championship game. the georgia bulldogs are playing the alabama crimson tide. the game is on -- it's about to start right here. trump was rooting for ala

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luther king day. from the higher market to higher volatility index >> guy, thank you for joining us, guy adami money trader >> thanks have a great day >> the dow down 193 points >>> the big story outside of the markets this morning, congratulations go to the philadelphia eagles. newest super bowl champs despite coming into the game as underdogs, the eagles beat the new england patriots 41-33 this is the first super bowl title in franchise history after losing twice before. eagles quarterback nick foles outdueled tom brady. he threw three touchdowns and caught one himself as well >> that was awesome. >> and was named super bowl mvp. i caught the first half. i didn't stay up for all of it >> i did i stayed up for all of it. i have to admit on the final play, i actually thought tom brady was going to win it. he throws that bomb and i thought, oh, my gosh he didn't get it the timing and everything would have to be perfect he is potentially the greatest of all time. >> and foles, fantastic. and congratulat

luther king, jr. to celebrate the words during the largest tv viewing event annually. hena doba, for cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> everybody's got an opinion. >> i'm sure we'll hear more about that later today. up next see how the soup is making led lines in local newspapers cents this morning. plus this. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> speaking of opinions, jim, some loved it, some hated it, we'll take a look at justin timberlake's super bowl performance coming up. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> the philadelphia inquirer headlines says at last, the front page shows eagles quarterback nick foles, holding out vince lombardi trophy which the eagles have south for over half a century. jeffrey lurie, looks at the bottom left hand corner, you can see her thrill. >> the front cover of the daily news one for the ages. cat yours the moment doug pederson and foles congrats leach other. under lines the heart work that got the team the their first super bowl championship. >> another: super at last. shows foles holding the lombardi tr

live pictures of old city hall in berkeley going on at martin luther king jr. between austin way and center street. you can see much of that area already cleaned up. a cleanup took place at a homeless encampment which led to protests. >>> a leave look at san jose brock springs neighborhood hit hard by the coyote creek flooding exactly a year ago. today more than 150 flood victims are expected to file a claim and santa clara water district. it was last february when coyote creek overflowed its banks forcing thousands of people out of their homes. damages totalled more than $100 million. the claim alleges a breech of mandatory duty and negligence. >>> a man accused of killing a chp officer andrew camilleri returns to court for his arraignment for the third time. the original arraignment mohammed ali last month did not happen. monday's hearing was postponed to today. this is video from the dublin courtroom on monday. several chp officers were there as well as officer camilleri's mother. camilleri was in a chp suv on the side of i-80 near highway 92 when ali allege

luther king jr. drive. appears that truck may have struck the overpass and then flipped over. this ramp is shut down. traffic's backing up on the ben franklin parkway its a mess. we're having trouble with the traffic lights on the parkway as well so steer clear, if you can. if you want to brave the westbound schuylkill it's crowded there but at this point that's a better bet than trying to go out the parkway and get on either of the river drives. watching a crash in valley forge nat along 252 near 23 and we had a truck accident earlier on 422 in pottstown. gone now, but they're coming back out later to make repairs so watch out for the crews out there later on. rick and monica, have a good weekend. >> you, too. >> thanks matt. >> thank you. still to come on "action news" tonight, folks in western pennsylvania are cleaning up after a tornado. we will show you the damage left behind by that storm. clearwater, florida, where the phillies pitchers and catchers hit the field for another day of spring trai

martin luther king, jr. >> it's a historic day. it's a moment that i'm proud of. i'm proud this is happening in my community. i live 2 blocks away and feel like the legacy is still alive, martin luther king fighting for low wage workers and people of color and people living in poverty. we deserve a better life and the society should recognize the hard work of immigrants and women and other oppressed people. >> the legislation that's already passed in california will bring the minimum wage to $15 by the year 2022. >>> the new drug that can kick the flu in 24 hours, how soon it could hit shelves. >> and backlash over the new peter rabbit movie, some parents say it encourages bullying. causing two more deaths: including a 5 year old from new york and a mother of two. d-c says the r >>> the flu epidemic is suspected of causing two nor deaths including a 5 -- more deaths including a 5-year-old from new york and a mother of two. the cdc said the rate of flu hospitalizations is approaching the highest level on record. researchers are recommending hospitals use special uv

. >> tucker: martin luther king was under surveillance for more than a decade by the fbi. does that mean he is guilty? >> you can't get fisa renewal unless you show the judge evidence that american citizen involved with what you are claiming he is involved with. >> tucker: we know now and its indisputable, part of that evidence, the lead of the fisa request was the trump dossier which the fbi -- >> -- that's not what this memo even says. it does not say that. >> tucker: it certainly does say that. >> certainly doesn't prove that. that's for sure. >> tucker: okay. i want to restate one question to you. >> yeah. >> tucker: do you have evidence, any evidence that carter page is guilty of the crimes you have charged him with on this show? >> absolutely not. i don't know. >> tucker: then you probably shouldn't suggest he is guilty. >> i didn't say he was guilty. i think he might be talking to some people and that's probably why is he still walking the streets. >> tucker: this is getting really heavy. thank you, chris. thank you. >> thank you. >> tucker: could more documents be

martin luther king jr. martin luther king jr. was the effect of that killing for you. >> there was a certain amount of segregation in the army then, even though it was apparently against the law, but it was -- i think more of self-segregation. but i know the our unit we never had any problems. we had people from every ethnic group, serving to, everybody got along. part of it is is because of the nature of the unit you had had to rely on one another so there's no place for prejudice and his simple but -- racism and after the news came that dr. king was killed there was a separate kind of almost automatic, immediate separation of races into different sides, literally different sides of the camp. we lived on a fire support base and there was a lot of tension, and a lot of anger floating around, and of course what that does to a unit, you don't know if you can trust the same buddy you had before. so, we were lucky enough to have officer, an african-american officer who addressed it and you want to talk about th

luther king was. wyatt walker's memorial will be this saturday in harlem. two great ministers who approached truth in different aspects but the same truth. the magic of both of their ministries is they preached what they believed and they lived what they said. let's remember both of them. we don't have to choose between them, we can enjoy the leadership that both provided. that does it for me. thanks for watching. like us at facebook.com/politicsnation and follow us on twitte twitter @politicsnation. i'll see you back here next sunday. up next, my colleague. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. i'm david gora. it's 9:00 in the east. 6:00 out west and here is what's happening. >>> new reaction this hour to the release of the democrats' intelligence memo. what it reveals and the conclusion that can be drawn from it. >> we should all be on the same team. oi we shouldn't be fighting like this. we should all come together as a nation. but i have to say this, we have to come together as a nation. >> the p

kelly drive, martin luther king drive, lots of closures 5:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. as people get ready for the parade day. just coming into us right now. a big accident on lincoln drive which is blocked right now, the accident happened southbound we're hearing both directions will be blocked lincoln drive at wissahickon avenue. we've had a lot of accidents and problems with icy spots on the road. apply car was encased in ice this morning. i-95 southbound approaching broad street a big accident blocking both lanes i'm are pushing off to the side to get around this. it started as a tractor-trailer that was disabled a couple of cars hit into it, after the walt whitman bridge on i-95 southbound at broad street there. people are out there excited about the parade. i love that everybody is tweeting me. this is eagles elvis, thanks for sharing everything with me, what your parade day looks like. i like this look. i might copy that at the parade i'm not sure. schuylkill expressway eastbound at conshohocken, a minor accident there. looking at the temperatures, it's 23. that'

martin luther king. there is just too much going on here that don't make no sense. the thing that makes the least bit of sense is house intelligence. that is an oxymoron for me. host: mr. pelagic, is collusion technically a crime? guest: collusion of itself is not a crime, but it is worth stressing it is a misnomer to characterize the investigation with collusion. the investigation was started as a nunez momo itself concedes, in 20, as a counterintelligence investigation, not criminal investigation, into russian interference into the election cycle. this is no longer a debate about whether there was russian interference. there are senior republicans in the house and senate that have come out publicly and said it is clear the russians at least attempted to interfere in the election as part of that counterintelligence investigation at all of this information about relationship between the trump campaign and the russian government, senior russian officials, the famous trump tower meeting, now these indictments are coming out. the question is not whether or not there wa

luther king jr. organized to shift the focus of the civil rights movement to economic issues. reverend king was assassinated before the campaign got underway in washington, d.c. a panel of activists and smithsonian museum staff look at this legacy. this is about one hour. >> it is our pleasure to welcome you to this meeting events for city of hope. you are in for a wonderful discussion from some brilliant people. my name, because they told me, -- it is my pleasure to be the deputy director of the national museum of african american history and

martin luther king jr.'s voice was used to sell trucks. willem, is there any response from the automaker this morning based on that ad? >> yes. dodge said, quote, they worked closely with the representatives of the martin luther king jr. estate to receive the necessary approvals and state representatives were a very important part of the creative process every step of the way. the ultimate decision to use a portion of the speech was granted by a company called intellectual project management inc. they are owners of dr. king's images and that speech. the message embodied dr. king's if as loss fee that tree greatness is achieved by serving others. that was actually dr. king warning about spending too much money on a new car and speaking of spending too much money on things, it really is pretty interesting right now, apple music subscriber rates are growing aggressively right now. they're close to swroefr take spotify as the world's largest music streaming platform. apple introduced the service back in 2015 and they're now growing at 5% a mon

tuesday, martin luther king day. pete just mentioned day has the market and the vix goes higher, go back to that tuesday after martin luther king day that's exactly what happened i think the dow was up close to 300 points the vix was higher that day. first time we had seen that in years. when do you know it's safe to get back in in terms of volatility going away, a day in my opinion that the market is down big and the vix is lower as well you saw a little bit of it today, maybe but -- >> guy, what leads us -- i'm winning to worry -- if i'm wrong, tell me, the vix is leading equities rather than equities leading the vix because the vix has become its own beast. we saw friday pulmohad to buy far toured vix futures because they got zrud on the the volatility contracts >> the vix is responding to market factors not stock factors. you want the know when it's time to get back into the market -- we are not telling people to get oust market but when should people feel like things calmed down interest rates are 2.85 on the te

king's widow and the jury voted jowers was 12-0 that part of a conspiracy to kill martin luther king and that conspiracy included unspecified of local, state, and federal governments, and that of 1999.ed in december host: thank you for the call. guest: a point that robert makes are is there is always tension between transparency and national security as reporters -- as reporters, one thing we all care about is transparency, particularly on the part of the intelligence community. information act has been a vital tool reporters have been able to use to help american voters have a much better understanding of the way these intelligence agencies work and the impact these agencies can have on regular americans. that said, folks in the folksigence community and with oversight on capitol hill, have long argued that the intelligence community could be damaged if the intelligence community is more transparent. that tension will always be there and it is up to voters to decide if they support the side ofon transparency or politicians on the side of national security concerns. host: does the pr

algunos comerciales estÁn causando controversia, una utiliza un discurso de martin luther king. y este otro que muestra la construcciÓn de la empresa con muros de o mir con, pilares a los que se levantan en la frontera. la producciÓn termina con la frase " construimos nuestra fÁbrica en amÉrica". julio: de la estÁ de fiesta luego de ganar. los residentes estÁn más emocionado. reportera: la emociÓn en la ciudad de filadelfia es contagiosa. los residentes se levantaron emocionados luego de ver a su equipo derrotar a los patriotas anoche. muchos han estado esperando durante este momento toda su vida. si le preguntas a un aficionado de las Águilas de filadelfia como se siente, se expresarÍan mÁs o menos asÍ. >> hoy me despertÉ como un campeÓn! >> una emociÓn muy grande. estuve esperando muchos aÑos por esto. Éste es un equipo que no ha sido tan diferente de los equipos de antes. >> estaba muy emocionado. no sabÍa quÉ hacer. reportera: negÓ que las Águilas de filadelfia hicieron historia, los triunfadores lograron por primera vez ser campeones del superbowl de la

many of us still adhere very much to the dream enunciated by martin luther king jr. back in 1963. but to use that condition to denigrate the emphasis we are trying to place on those young people, some not so young now, brought to this country, not on their own and dreaming of becoming citizens, of becoming productive citizens in our country, for the president to demean them as he did last night was a very, very low point to me. coming close to that was the president attempted to take credit for the unemployment rate of african-americans in the country. in 2011, the unemployment rate for african americans was about 16%. if you look at what it was when this president took office, it had dropped nine points. droppedat time, it has one point. nine points from 2011 down to the time he took office in one -- and one point since. to imply that his policies caused all of that, to me, was insulting. and so i would hope that, as was pointed out already, that if we going to look to the future, rebuild this country's infrastructure, not just roads and bridges but our ports. do what needs to be

i have a dream martin luther king jr. said. then five years later in 1968 amid the mark in the mud of resurrection city in washington d.c. with the police moving the demonstrators out, we had fallen long away from the ideas of the civil rights movement. and then began the attack on government. see how much better things are without the heavy hand of government coming air pollution and acid rain, monster takeovers , airfares, phone companies can a savings and loans, consumer protection, job safety, ladies and gentlemen, this is not ancient history. and it didn't begin with ronald reagan. it began with jimmy carter. nowadays the adversity against the government as a result of the racial disturbances, results in vietnam, require the leader to take charge and say hey, we haven't had the backs of our citizens. we need to go back to our basic government. as abraham lincoln said, government must do the things individuals cannot do for themselves or can not do well for themselves. so it's as old as our democracy. and yet, beginning wit

i was going originally say philadelphia history but martin luther king, jr. spoke here. john k. den kennedy the declaration of independence was signed here. before kelce came chase utley the 2008 phillies parade i think that kelce's speech is better. here's why they actually have similarities they both thanked their fans, their teammates and dropped an f bomb on air but that is where utley stops. he only speaks for about minute. kelce he delivered an empassio empassioned zillow kyw-3. he gave specific examples every player on this team about doug pederson how howie roseman he tied it altogether with what beautiful theme of under dogs and ended with a chant. all be not safe for work chant but he got the crowd involved. i heard it as i was walking back from the art museum over to city hall this afternoon. case jason kelce here's to you. you truly gave the best speech in philadelphia sports history. iain. >> kristen, thank. >>> you geoff get so hungry jason kelce if he doesn't miss breakfast he gets hangry. it happens it's now an official word in the oxford english dictionary. hang

among them was martin luther king drive, which reopened to traffic just before 4:00 this morning. yesterday was the third sunday in a row rain has soaked our area, but we will dry out later on this morning. >>> dray, there is a chance we'll see a few more showers this morning in philadelphia. that's a live view of boathouse row. i'm tracking some showers right now in delaware and south jersey and a few just moving into the suburbs. this afternoon, though, we will see clearing and it gets colder tonight. and the next few days will be dray. and look inland. you see a few showers, light showers have redeveloped. these will not produce any flooding but a little bit more rain before we dry out this afternoon. and we will be drying out, but the temperatures, they'll be coming down, too. we're at 54 degrees. look at the temperatures during the day. low 40s alt lunchtime. clouds will be lingering at lunchtime and we'll get that sunshine in the afternoon. the winds have already started to bring the temperatures down, and 46 degrees and dips down into the 30s and we'll get a bit of sunshine

. >>> some fans are upset that a portion of martin luther king's speech was used to sell trucks during the super bowl. the 30 second ad talks about king talking about a life serving others. only in this case, the ram truck is revered as the one delivering that service. people are tweaking their disapproval with snide comments like "i have a dream that everyone will go out and buy a ram truck. >>> more than 300 dui drivers have been arrested since a bay area crackdown and tonight, super bowl sunday, the highway patrol has its eyes on the roads. rob malcolm has more on the stepped up patrols and the zero tolerance for driving drunk or high. >> just being out there in the car patrolling and people saying that, it puts in their mind that we are out there and they will maybe think twice about getting behind the wheel. >> reporter: with thousands packing the bars, the california highway patrol stepped up patrols making sure people get home safely after the big game. >> we do generally see quite a bit of an uptick -- uptick in collisions on super bowl sunday. >> reporter: joining patrol for h

i was interested to read that he bailed out martin luther king junior and insisted on preaching together as well. >> the non-denominational movement, the modern evangelical movement which went beyond the denominations is incredibly popular because of how accessible billy graham was, modern day evangelist like joel osteen are incredible in their reach around the world. i've been to joel osteen's services. billy graham was the forerunner of that, making it more acceptable, breaking down a lot of barriers which also engendered criticism within evangelical circles and certainly does among modern evangelicals. there are a lot of enter denominational fights. billy graham was one of the first to break through all of that to reach a broader audience. to add, what chris was referring to, this incredible political influence as america's preacher, certainly the preacher to the most powerful figures in the country. >> what a run he had, also. to die at 99 years of age. he fought like crazy. i think it was in the '90s he was diagnosed with hydrocephalus, some type of parkin stop's thing, that's when

i was joined at a press conference by representatives of the martin luther king community center on the south sideun. we stood together victims of gun violence advocates from ideas promised who have been working for years on the scourge of gun violence in illinois. 10 years ago and the mass school shooting at illinois university in dekalb illinois. a new voice came to joinor us. a graduate of marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland florida come her name is francine brown pray she graduated in 2009 to choose currently a student at chicago college of law. she is one of dozens of stoneman douglas graduates in the chicago area to include incidentally the first baseman for the chicago cubs anthony rizzo. hundreds upon thousands nationwide who have joined together in the aftermath of the february 14 massft shooting that killed 14 stoneman douglas students and three staff. these young men and women have come together to speak up and urge their lawmakers to do somethingut about the nation's epidemic of gun violence. the message is starting to resonate. when francine was speaking muslim

luther king. how do you feel when you see something like this? >> when you say it like that, you just gave me chills, man. >> chadwick bozman on the cover of "time" and "rolling stone." further proof of the cultural impact of "black panther." this is chadwick's first superhero and not his first american hero and access has been with him every step of the way. >> chadwick bozman, did i mention i love your name? >> thank you, man. >> i don't want to, but i will. >> no, no, no, you won't. >> i don't want to, but i will! >> we first saw chadwick on "all my children "qwest in 2003. >> i can't help it if someone took my bike. >> and "law and order" and this native who focused on directing was a virtual unknown when we spoke to him in 2013. chadwick stopped by the live show to talk about his film "42" where he played breakout black baseball player jackie robinson. >> what are you going to do if one of these pitches goes at your head? >> i'll duck. >> chadwick's obscurity was a plus for the film. >> nobod

martin luther king jr. >> you don't have to know the theory of relativity. you don't have to know the general theory of thermodynamics in physics. you only need a heart full of grace. soul generated by love. >> that commercial evoking an angry backlash on social media from users who felt it was inappropriate for a company to use the civil rights leader for commercial purposes, especially given that the theme of the speech is in direct opposition to materialism. the mlk estate did approve use of the speech in the ad, but dr. king's daughter bernice tweeted that she did not. thanks for watching "nightline," and as

amon martin luther king which just reopened to traffic. yesterday was the third sunday in a row rain had soaked our area. we will dry out later this morning. that will be welcome. >> i mean so much rain over the weekend i was like can you make it stop. but again a good excuse to sit down and do absolutely nothing if you have that option. >> the good news is you didn't have to do any shoveling. it was just rain that came through, and it's moving out. and we will be drying out during the day, and this is going to dry us out in a hurry. and look at the winds blowing. that's a northwesterly wind and a cooling direction for us. the winds are out of the northwest at 12 miles an hour, in philadelphia and wilmington. just a little bit stronger in coatesville, and those winds will be blowing all day long. 58 degrees in philadelphia, 59 in south jersey. and the cooler air you can see it's started to move into the lehigh valley and the suburbs. and it's started chestnut hill and parkicide in the low 50s. the temperatures are inching down this morning

. >> joe, right on the other side of boathouse row along martin luther king drive. just next to the schuylkill river where i want to show you a bit of the river just to gave you a sense of the impact all the rain has had in the last 24 hours, the water here, in some parts, really ranking with a lot of the degree we've seen coming down on it, on top of the increased activity seeing in the schuylkill river here the 24 hours of rain has really caused some localized flooding throughout the region , and not too far here lincoln drive, near forbidden drive, ponding in the roadway drivers are having to be real cautious there. in upper moore lands, montgomery county, mason's mill road by mason's mill park , drivers are unable to pass that roadway, and it is closed because of some flooding and we're now told it will stay closed until that water recedes. we're also having video in flourtown, again, montgomery county, where there was flooding earlier along bethlehem pike, that water has since receded but resident are monitoring the nearby creek closely, that creek being the wi

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martin luther king jr. pool on 3rd street. there will be a celebration following the parade with food, performances and some cultural activities. should be fun. >>> right now hundreds of thousands of penguins are gathering, getting ready for their great migration north. >> we want you to take a look at this video. those penguins you see right there lining up and down argentinas tens la. over a million penguins are expected to be there. they have just finished their breeding season so the colony is full of adults and, well, those little chicks there. they will travel up to 1,000 miles north and then return later in the year. >> pack their little bags. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," black panther debuts, we will take at some of the box office numbers. >>> plus nbc bay area responds. >> when an event is canceled she expects a refund from the organizer for her ticket, but that did not happen, leaving about 200 bucks on the line. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. a de indonesia. mount si

martin luther king jr. >> you don't have to know theory you don't have to know the general theory of thermodynamics in physics. you only need a heart full of grace. soul generated by love. >> that commercial evoking an angry backlash on social media from users who felt it was inappropriate for a company to use the civil rights leader for commercial purposes, especially given that the theme of the speech is in direct opposition to materialism. the mlk estate did approve use of the speech in the ad, but dr. king's daughter bernice tweeted that she did not. thanks for watching "nightline," and as always, we are online on our "nightline" facebook page. good night, america. ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, michaela deprince could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while performing a grand jetÉ between two grand pianos. she could... in a commercial. in real life she uses it to pay her sister, from her couch, for that sweater she stained. what sweater? (phone buzzes) life, lived michaela's way. chase. make more of what's yours.