luther king are two people that you can just put into one basket no. but i mean let me just start out by saying that there are some things that mr marcus and i probably agree on i've. you know criticized some of the civil rights establishment i mean on this show people everybody from ben jealous to marc mero more you know i have also not been comfortable with that al sharpton has said that going back and pay with all these people and the national rifle association or hijacking the dream i don't think we're talking about a hijacking here i think that's very dishonest what i think it is fifty percent publicity stunt and fifty percent pandering to. an audience of fanatics and trivial. what's your response to that you yourself are a tea partier are you saying that akin to trivial full. look i love the land back and i love what what my brother glenn back is doing he is basically honoring dr martin luther king and these people that that are going to attend this rally decent hardworking americans who love this country and they simply disagree with barack obam

a label that they would later decide to use on martin luther king. now, but it's not enough to put your bodies on the line. you also have to think intelligently come here to think strategically, creatively. under a number of people in the movement, many of them on the mall that day who thought and acted very creatively. the civil rights movement was above all a highly intelligent movement. it was created in all kinds of ways. it invented a lot of the everyday strategies and tactics of politics that we now take for granted. one of the strategies that the civil rights movement uniquely brought to american politics, they didn't invent but they brought it to a mass scale, was the practice of civil disobedience. and nonviolent resistance. now, the reason that this is so important is quite simple. the state, according to people has a monopoly on the use of force. it has a monopoly on the use of violence a society. and so if you try to meet state power with violence you going to be passed over mass and you'll be thrown into jail. the only way to meet the po

martin luther king's attorney clarence b. jones. he wrote a recent piece about president obama that has generated a lot of buzz. he should consider mounting a primary challenge in 2012. also tonight, a conversation with the legendary talk-show host dick cavett. his shows has been the subject of his recent column in "the new york times." clarence b. jones and talk show legend dick cavett, coming up now. >> all i know is his name is james, and he needs extra help with his reading. >> i am james. >> yes. >> to everyone making a difference -- >> thank you. >> you help us all live better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and every answer, nationwide insurance is proud to join tavis in working to improve financial literacy and remove obstacles to economic empowerment, one conversation at a time. >> nationwide is on your side >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] captioned by the national captioning institute --www

mall he called it restoring honor but considering that this was taking place on the anniversary of dr martin luther king's i have a dream speech many out there that to differ so was back really leading a new fight for civil rights or just distorting the message and the memory of one of this country's most prominent civil rights leaders stay tuned to see what our guests have to say.

luther king is coming up in january and we want the kwanzaa people to get in touch with the martin luther king celebration that will be at the civic center again returning after a one-year delay, get in touch with them

he was on the side of the catholics bishops against martin luther king's speech. he pressured them, because he didn't want to see the whole group of whites leave. he was a liberal by any stretch and definition. he was also terribly concerned to have a whole faction leave because of the phrases and speech. organized labor was lily white. walter ruther, although he was talking about white membership, there was no white membership in the uaw at this time. he had -- i don't want to say he had clay feet. he didn't. but he had not come through on his promise to integrate the labor movement. it was a hard thing. but he hadn't come through at this point. and a lot of labor was really conservative and much of it was racist as well. is -- anything else or? yes. up here. up front. got to wait for the mike. >> okay. i'll wait. you described yourself as a seven-year-old white kid from suburban philadelphia. >> actually, at the time of the march, i was a 2-year-old from chattanooga, tennessee. >> that doesn't matter to my question. it is what made you so interested in the subje

the body was lying on the rocks along the water on martin luther king regional shoreline park. she was shot several times and her throat was slit. a bird photographer discovered the body and called police. police have no motive and no arrests have been made. >>> both suspects in a gang rape case will be tried. the judge has decided six of the seven suspects should stand trial. five of them will face charges that could put them in prison for life. the only one not being tried is 16-year-old cody smith. the judge ruled richmond police violated his rights to remain silent. >> i know my kid, you know, and that's wrong of them to hold him 12 months, you know. >> when the six remaining defendants return to court next month, a new prosecutor will be on the case. contra contra county's newly elected da says veterans of the d.a.'s office are being demoted. >>> officials trying to shut down three hotels. the city manager says the owners have allowed their hotels to be used for centers of prostitution. he is holding a news conference this morning, and he's expected to disclose which hotel

luther king is coming up in january and we want the kwanzaa people to get in touch with the martin luther king celebration that will be at the civic center again returning after a one-year delay, get in touch with them because kwanzaa is a great thing. you should listen to 89.5, kpo baby for a great event and thank the black san francisco firefighters for their drive. maybe get in touch with the toy drive. thank you. i'm retiring. >> thank you. next speaker. >> sue hester. i want to thank the supervisors who introduced the resolution about the morning show on kpfa. when you have local programming that deals with area news, it's really important, the morning show has been a really important vehicle for talking about what's happening in the bay area. we have so few news outlets. "the examiner" is not really a strong newspaper. "the chronicle" has shrunken and we don't have local news. and so kpfa is the biggest wattage of the public radio in northern california. it is a huge area and it covers what happens here in oakland, emeryville, in fresno and really gives news for northern california.

the latest happened not far from the north berkeley bart station at hurst and martin luther king. earlier incidents happened around the gourmet ghetto. neighbors certainly are on alert. >> someone posted a sign on the telephone pole outside the house saying there has been robberies in the neighborhood. >> that's one reason why berkeley residents are on alert. some people on foot are being robbed at gunpoint in the north berkeley area. >> no reason to panic. we often out for ourselves and our neighbors. >> eyes open for people committing a crime of opportunity, one of the latest happened at martin luther king and hurst avenue. one of the first happened on actor and cedar in september. >> we are used to property crimes, but not with weapons. >> the city councilwoman said that's what police are dealing with these days. the community wants to fight back. >> we have trees that are buzzing back and forth. i expect people will have a lot of questions and they want a lot of details and they also want to know the strategy and they want to be participants and be there to help. >> one way to

. >> frente a la biblioteca martin luther king junior se encuentran estos estudiantes que apoyan activamente esta medida. >> para quienes no tuvieron decición por sus papas , esta oportunidad es para ellos. >> despuñs de la manifestación procedieron a llamar por telñfono a los legisladores. >> para que vean que no vamos a parar por esta causa que es justa . >> una vigilia se programa por parte de los estudiantes . >> gracias ,. >> hoy expira el seguro de desempleo para los estadounidenses que no tienen aun trabajo. >> esta madre soltera perdió su empleo hace más de un año. >> para esta otra mujer tambiñn ha pasado más de un año que piso un salón de clases. >> es muy difícil , no tengo nada. >> se agotan las 73 semanas federales y el gobierno parece no poder ayudar más . >> ambas no se han quedado de brazos cruzados y buscan trabajo en las ferias laborales. >> en internet y ferias de trabajos busco empleo . >> triste porque yo tengo 2 meses buscando trabajo y la gente que lleva más que hará. >> no tendrñ dinero para comprar nada. >> el senado estadounidense aprobó una ambicio

luther king, cerca del aeropuerto de oakland, se encontro con con un cadaver de una mujer--- mujer------esto sucedio ayer por la tarde-----quien descubrio el cadaver, concendio una entrevista con nuestros colegas de nbc bay area y le dijo que la mujer tenia algunas marcas en sus brazos como si hubiera peleado con alguien------la policia hasta el momento desconoce la identidad y los detalles del deceso--- ---oakland quiere combatir la prostitucÓn y la explotacÓn de menores desde otro frente------hoy la ciudad anuncÓ que interpuso demandas que pudieran clausurar tres hoteles conocidos por ese tipo de actividades------jaime peluffo nos trae el informe---jaime--- los tres hoteles demandados son el economy inn en la calle 12, el national lodge en la internacional y la 17, y el sage en el bulevar macarthur. macarthur. los negocios, los comerciantes, los residentes se han quejado por muchísimos años y se han quejado algunos de estos hoteles en particular. particular. deseamos limpiar de esos criminales que se bajan el valor de la propiedad y se bajan la calidad de la vida. vida.esta ta

luther king, en las cercanias del aeropuerto de oakland--- ---mientras tanto la policia esta recurriendo a la ayuda del publico para tratar de localizar --a michael elijah pulliambanks de 18 aÑos de edad, tambien conocido como michael banks------el es sospechoso en el asesinato de arnold muckleroy de 24 aÑos de edad------el incidente sucedio el pasado 20 de diciembre alrededor de las 5 de la tarde en rockyspring way en antioch-- ----la policia dice que el sospechoso esta armado y es peligroso------cualquier informacion sobre su parederoi, reportelo inmediatmente a la policia--- policia--- ---las autoridades mexicanas confirmaron un nuevo secuestro masivo de migrantes centroamericanos, y por lo menos uno de ellos fue asesinado------este incidente se da una semana despÉs de que otros 50 centroamericanos fueran raptados en oaxaca sin que hasta el momento se sepa su paradero------jaime peluffo nos trae los detalles y la reaccÓn de la comunidad centroamericana del area de la baÍa------jaime--- ---Ésar, para muchos centroamericanos, estos secuestros son como revivir su propia experiencia

who the woman was and who killed her and left her here lying on rocks in the jetty on martin luther king regional park in oakland. here's a map of the area where i'm standing. it's off of doolittle drive. the body was found by a bird photographer. police say she had been there less than a day. she was shot and her throat was slit and some of her clothes removed. police say it looked like she tried to fight off her attacker, because she had defensive wounds on her arm. all we know is this description, she was dark skinned, possibly african- american or latino, late 20s or early 30s, and wearing red pant and black high heeled boots. there is a $10,000 reward out for any information that could lead to the arrest of her killer. you can call crimestoppers here in oakland, and that number is 510-777-8572. >> thank you very much. >>> one of the original suspects in the gang rape of a richmond high school girl will not stand trial. a judge has ruled detectives violated his miranda rights during a police interview. the suspect is the youngest in the group of seven. they're accused of sexually ass

we will celebrate the 20th anniversary of the holiday in january honoring martin luther king, jr. on december 18 in southern california you can still get tickets for stevie wonder's annual benefit concert. today marks the 15th anniversary of the worthy cause. my conversation with music icon stevie wonder coming up right now. >> all i know is his name is james, and he needs extra help with his reading. >> i am james. >> yes. >> to everyone making a difference -- >> thank you. >> you help us all live better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and every answer, nationwide insurance is proud to join tavis in working to improve financial literacy and remove obstacles to economic empowerment, one conversation at a time. >> nationwide is on your side >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. kcet public television] national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- ♪ ♪ tavis: do i have to pay you royalties for that? >> the big payback. tavis: over the course of these seven seasons i have had the honor wheels fall off.

as i noted, it will be at golden gate park right off of martin luther king drive

luther king boulevard and west pratt street. if there is no word on if anyone was hurt. police have not said if any charges will be filed. the mother of a baltimore teenager whose body was found in suburban boston says her son was afraid of heights. she tells "the boston globe" that 16-year-old delvonte tisdale had never flown and did not like being in high areas. investigators believe that delvonte tisdale was living with his father might have stowed away in a wheel well of a plane. the fbi has teamed up with baltimore police in the search for suspects in the of the auction and robbery of a pharmaceutical trucker. investigators say the robbers locked him in the back of a truck and drove him to south baltimore where they unloaded the narcotics and drove off. >> we assume they will sell them illegally, but these are obviously dangerous substances. if you sell them without going through the medical process, people will get hurt. >> police believe the drugs have a significant street value. the pharmaceutical representatives was unh

. >> larry: are you putting yourself in the same class as like martin luther king? >> what? >> larry: you're holding a rally in washington. >> i'm putting myself in the same class as martin mull. how about that? >> larry: martin mull. the anti-glenn beck rally? >> it is not the anti-glenn beck rally. we're using the rally format to do the same thing we do with our shows. the message will be a very similar-type idea. it's just using the rally through a satirical format. like the book is like our show in book form. we're also going to develop our show in capsule form in powder form. maybe a drink form the astronauts can use up in the space shuttle. it's not -- you know, everybody should just wait and see what it is. make their own decisions. >> larry: many news organizations prohibit employees from taking part in political events. >> i don't blame them. >> larry: npr sent out a memo reminding the staffers it would be against the rules for them to attend the rally. >> and i have -- >> larry: what do you make of that? >> as a countermeasure against npr, to fight back, i have pro

as i noted, it will be at golden gate park right off of martin luther king drive 11:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m.. the department will require approval for equipment, menu, and prices. they are required to clean up and maintain the space within and maintain the space within 100 feet of the concession as

as i noted, it will be at golden gate park right off of martin luther king drive 11:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m.. the department will require approval for equipment, menu, and prices. they are required to clean up and maintain the space within 100 feet of the concession as well as offer garbage, recycling, and compost to customers. we also asked them not to serve food that is particularly appealing to the wildlife and to instruct customers not to feed wildlife as well as those cited to instructing customers not to do so. the financial projections are the following. the greater of the minimum guarantee of $12,000 or a percentage rent that is 15% of gross sales. the department staff estimates $22,400 per year and i should know that the revenue generated goes back into the marine of fund -- marina green fund. i won't go through the list, but it was quite extensive. we considered the placement of golden gate park. we have received support for this proposal, unanimous support from the selection panel. the office of economic and work- force development, the chamber of commerce, and we

this morning on martin luther king boulevard. the suv somehow slammed into the bus. luckily no one was hurt. so far, no charges have been filed. >> there is a big chill in the air preparing for a worst-case scenario as the conditions appear to be sticking around. we will check on the very latest with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> winds are gusting over 40 miles per hour at times driving the wind chills down into the single digits and bringing in some flurries across central and eastern maryland. the snow showers will wind down, but overall it is only in the single digits in garrett county. 23 in baltimore, 26 of ocean city. you can see the teens showing of the. the winds are still gusting close to 30 miles per hour and it feels a whole lot colder than the thermometer is indicating which will be the theme tonight. the wind chill is a major factor. even a little snow in the forecast. more on that in just a few minutes. >> decisions on capitol hill. tonight, lawmakers are poised to hold another vote on the parent -- on the president's compromise package. nikole

luther king, president's day, memorial day? that would hurt their competition if they could not have a sunday night before holidays. >> i would not try to restrict them. i think that southern station should be notified. vice chair joseph: they could be notified, but i would like to add that in. i might make a motion on this. if i do, i would modify that motion to include sunday nights before holidays. would you have a problem with that? >> i would not have a problem with that. vice chair joseph: great. thank you. president newlin: thank you very much. public comment? does anybody from the public wish to address this application? come right up. >> good evening, commissioners. larry metzer. i am here to support the application for the rebel permit. i support the extended hours permit that is presently at the location. i am the licensee for that location. i have used it primarily as a pull down. , which is what i mentioned in my application when i was originally here, so we were not forcing everyone out onto the street at 2:00. if

n tuesday afternoon a woman was found stabbed to death in the martin luther king regional shoreline park. police say her clothings were partially removed and that woman was identify as jasmine jordan of fresno. >>> an army of volunteers cooked and hand-delivered 5,000 meals to hungry people throughout san francisco. the salvation army kitchen was bustling early this morning as meals were being prepared. they included ham, vegetables, yams and warm beverages. this year the salvation army fed 300 more people than it did last year and says the need won't end when christmas dinner is over. >> there is always a need for more resources. >> the meals were delivered to seniors and those who are too ill to leave their homes. not only did the salvation army feed more people this year, but also welcomed 300 more volunteers to spread christmas cheer. >>> 4,000 dinner guests were welcomed by santa anthony's dining room. the charity served warm meal complete with ham, sweet potatoes, yams and dessert. the kitchen prepared 2,000 pounds of glazed ham to feed the hungry and poor who escaped the wet and c

. >> martin luther king, junior and jesus christ himself was persecuted for the truth he told. this man is in that tradition. >> the majority of documents are not top secret, but one of the most crucial leaks is this video of a u.s. helicopter attacking and killing 11 civilians in afghanistan. berkeley's peace and justice commission which drafted the resolution says it exposes a government cover up and sheds line on corruption. >> they want us to believe they unleashed a danger to our troops, but yet they haven't presented to a single person. >> the retired army general paul monroe who lives in berkeley says it is a matter of honor. >> we take an oath to support the constitution of the united states. we keep -- most of us take it seriously. >> this resolution is part of berkeley's tradition as chiming in on international issues. some say the city should stick to filling potholes while others argue which is exactly what makes berkeley, berkeley. reporting live from city hall, i'm alan wang, abc7 news. >> thank you, alan. >>> well, julian assange is facing a mute knee within his

then you come to the auto break- ins which have been a long martin luther king, bowling green drive. that area west of there. then it is a collection around the park. certainly, more during the daytime and early evening, but these are reported crimes, mind you. the outer part contents to be rather quiet, probably because there are fewer people out there as it gets later. as it gets to the evening, there are not as many people in the park, visitors, tourists. it is interesting, there was a bluegrass concert. there were hundreds of thousands of people gathering, and you wonder, when and how are they going to get home? supervisor chu: given the patterns of what you have seen, what do you think about the partnership with iraq and part? have you worked with them to put up signs perhaps that warn folks not to leave valuable behins be what kind of things have you been doing with rec and parks? >> when you go to the website of, let's say, the academy of sciences, you will see a letter there thafrom may that it encouu to keep the interior of your car and the -- from me that encourages you to

this is where the chase that began on martin luther king, jr. way ended. cars tried to stop the vehicle because they believed it was involved in a gang-related shooting last friday in west oakland. when they tried to pull the vehicle over, the car sped away on a chase that went on interstate 580 and then back up to 48th avenue and finally here. four men jumped out when the car crashed. two men were taken into custody. one man remains at large and one man was killed. we talked to a mother who says that man was her son, a 19-year- old. >> for a teenage young man to hang out with his mom, i know he was trying hard because he was hanging out with me. and any time you get a young man that hangs out with his mom, he's trying to change. >> reporter: now she told ktvu that her son has had trouble with the lobos on probation but says he was home during this alleged shooting on friday. oakland police say he was shot multiple times because they say he was carrying a handgun. >> that person did have a handgun and he was shot. he was pronounced dead on the scene. >> re

i mean, it's the martin luther kings of the world who get assassinated. had he survived, i think he would have been -- it still would have been a very complicated, tragic situation, but i think it would have helped it immensely. >> that seems to be an unwritten story. are you going to write that someday perhaps? >> i proposal won't, but i appreciate -- probably won't, but i appreciate the hint. >> i believe bin laden had him assassinated by people posing as journalists. >> that's right. they packed a t camera with -- tv camera with explosives and interviewed him and pulled the trigger, pushed the button. >> thank you. >> yeah. >> carl, i want to really thank you for your book. i'm a vietnam veteran, and my experience was intense, but i'm grateful i didn't serve the way you did. [laughter] and it helped me get a better handle on it. i especially appreciate what you guys have been saying about the need for us, civilians, to wake up to the price that we're paying for this. i just read, maybe you guys have heard, that there are now 18 veterans a day committin

luther king regional park on tuesday. around 4:00 p.m. he made the horrifying discovery. >> i thought there was a possibility that she was hypothermic and might be alive. >> he looked and saw she was not breathing. >> her throat was slashed and there was no blood. >> he saw marks on her arm which may mean she put up a fight. he ran to his cell phone and called police. >> the female's body did appear to have signs of foul play. it is being treated as a homicide investigation at this time. >> with a mystery victim. the dead body appeared to have been dumped there. it's only known as jane doe. >> the way we figure out who these people are is from tips from the community and people calling us and letting us know if they have loved ones missing and reviewing missing persons records. >> who she is and how she ended up there will haunt him forever. >> i don't understand how anybody under any circumstances could do that to another person. >> if you have information that can help police, contact them immediately. today in the east

luther king jr. and how forward-thinking he was, and what resonates in us with our divinity and brightness. i see us getting away from that with so many political pundits, people from my part of the world, like rush limbaugh, who instead of speaking to us at a level of speaking -- seeking greatness and thus are motivating us by fear and hatred. it frightens me. it frightens me for the country because i feel like even the greatest leaders, even when we were really down, during the reagan times, people followed him because the words he were using -- the words he was using, even though unemployment was less than is now. i think it is so important that we demand the greatness and our leaders that we deserve. and not allow that kind of rhetoric to take over and become what would qualify as leadership. tavis: let me connect that back to the project, the new record. he talked about the fact that words have meaning and the art -- you talked about the fact that words have meaning and they are powerful and is