edgar hoover kept going back to bobby kennedy wanted permission to wiretap martin luther king. there was a fear that hoover without any convincing evidence that they were leftist and communist in martin king's hierarchy and at the moment, j. edgar hoover survived through endless attorney generals and presidents because he always had dirt on somebody and he knew exactly at the moment to ask what he wanted and he asked repeatedly for authority to wire tap in the end bobby kennedy gave it to him without defending the position. he gave it to him for a strategic reason. the kennedys were about to propose a major civil rights bill and the most embarrassing thing in the world to them would have been if a bunch of leftists had turned up in martin luther king's camp and j. edgar hoover would have used the information to embarrass the kennedys. the idea that the wiretaps which did provide embarrassing information about king, the idea that bobby kennedy wanted that circulated is exactly the opposite of the truth. bobby kennedy when he realized what was happening and that hoover was using

luther king at the point when the provision is said he's up to no good and martin luther king was right of wiretapping was a bad thing but with mattered more to bobby kennedy was calling in federal troops and most of you will remember the famous stand in tuscaloosa and bobby kennedy learned from his mistakes and birmingham and montgomery you have to call for troops in early. by the end she understood there is nobody in america who did more than his lifetime ending poverty. one thing i want to say in his life he had four great enemies. another one that we discovered in the recent months bobby kennedy despised roy columns into the excesses were his responsibility. he detested the head of the most powerful union bobby thought was corrupt. those people you could argue there was good reason to detest. the one to me is a great tragedy and that is lbj. they were so different one grew up rich in massachusetts and the other was from texas and grew up poor and presented. had they ever united in a coalition, they could have gotten more extraordinary things done. the idea they were at a cross purpo

albert was an aide to martin luther king jr. their scrapbook has all the marches. >> this is bloody sunday, albert can see, that is him right there. >> albert turner guided the mules at martin luther king jr.'s funeral. the federal government charged him with doctoring the votes, and mail fraud. >> i just don't think jeff sessions came in with an ounce of evidence. >> blacks charge harassment by u.s. attorney jeff sessions noting there was no investigation of white vote fraud. the justice department said it had no complaints about white vote fraud. >> others said they may have found voter fraud if they looked for it. >> i have seen letters that said we know you don't live here but want you to vote here. >> albert and evelyn were found not guilty. the justice department said sessions had a good case. jack drake disagrees. >> i didn't think the government had a case. the impetus of it, i think, was to keep blacks from voting, to intimidate people. and they went right at the leadership they want to defeat. >> albert turner doesn't

i was deeply inspired by rosa parks and martin luther king jr.. i met rosa parks when i was 17 and i met martin luther king jr. when i was 18, president kennedy when i was 23 and worked in bobby kennedy's campaign. all these people have made me a persothe person that i am today. >> host: you have a lot of people here at the national book festival watching you right now. we saw a bunch of young people here as well.he what do you tell them? >> guest: i would say good to see you, thank you for being here. and i'd say i love you both stay in school, get the best possible education that you can get. be hopeful and optimistic and happy. john lewis, and nate paul as the illustrator nominated for a national book award. book three, they pretend to others in graphic novel form.. by the way for a longer conversation with congressman lewis, booktv sat down with him for three hours on our in-depth program so if you go to the webe website, booktv.org and type in representative john lewis and include the word book, otherwise you'll ge get all sorts of vides from

similarly for martin luther king who in today's landscape we conceive of in god the terms, when bill buckley wrote his remembrance of martin luther king in april 1968 after the assassination buckley wrote a column that was tough on martin luther king, celebratory of his accomplishments in civil rights but at the same time condemnatory of and statements martin luther king had made about america at the height of the vietnam war and its role in the world that he thought were utterly inappropriate so he didn't always pull his punches even when he was discussing people lionized on the right and that speaks to his intellectual integrity. >> with the a contrarian, the sense that some figures had become too big, too overlarge, celebrated inappropriately or was it purely the sense of getting the record right? >> it is collateral. one of the themes within this book under the general rubric of the gift of friendship was his relationship with the leading liberal intellectual of our time, john kenneth galbraith is dated to 1966. in an elevator, on their way to truman capote's famous black and whi

martin luther king jr. somehow and in some way, we seem to be sending a great many of our young leaders to their early graves. >> it's been a very emotional period for all of us who have worked for the senator. and personally, the most horrifying thing in these last few days was this morning, when i tacked this black ribbon on to my campaign button, because now i'm lost. i'm desperate. and i don't know where we're going from here. >> when senator kennedy went down, he was trying to speak for those americans, including the young, who feel a need to change many aspects of american life. well, that cause has not been still forever, because even without him, the changes will be made, because they have to be. but nobody knows when, nor how, nor whether the changes will be made peacefully or violently. >> in the meantime, this country has lost another leader. as far as i'm concerned, has lost the only leader that i feel gives us any hope for the future. i mean, what happens to the country? i mean, you wonder if i

martin luther king. he hit the floor applauding etc.. i was very inspired by martin luther king. i quit my engineering job just to work in the community for him. [laughter] >> you sound just like dr. king, i will say that. >> i may send a comedian, i am a jazz drummer, i'm efficient and a hunter. my father, when i was 12, he bought me my first high-powered rifle, we hunted bear, deer, everything. i was an expert shot when i was 12 years old. so when he tried to teach me about a gun, i am 12, i am seven years older than hewitt. he had to be poor or five years old. i did not even know he existed. when you read that stuff and lies that people propagate, especially the lies that the counterintelligence program propagated. i don't know who these people were who wrote this crap. i have a lot of skills. i was raised a competent builder from 87. my father built our first home. i mean, just handing him lumber and watching this man drive nails, build our house, on saturday. he did it for years. he built our home. when i was 15, i'm an architect. my father was working with other contractors

my dad, ab king, granddaddy king, martin luther king, jr. i want mr. trump to remember, that many people who voted for him took a long time praying for him and if he can take some of that divine guidance, that is going to help him out. we do need unity. and from my perspective, as a preacher a as minister myself, god has not forgotten america. so if mr. trump can remember that, i believe that he can take some positive steps towards the unity. david: now, it seems like you really think prayer had a decisive role in this election? >> i know for sure that people were praying much more than many of us have ever prayed. there was a six 16-hour prayer vigil on election day from 8:00 a.m. to midnight. i was part of that group. we prayed across america that god would hear us and unite and heal our land. many of us not looking necessarily to mr. trump though, we're praying for mr. trump but we're trying to be back to in god we trust. that is with we're looking for. david: dr. alveda king, great to see you as always, doctor. thank you very much for coming back a

i met martin luther king jr. when i was 18. i worked in kennedy's campaign. all these people helped make it a person that i am today. host that you have a lot of people here at the national book festival watching you right now congressman. there are lots of young people here as well. what do you tell them? >> guest: i tell them. >> host: when they shake your hand. >> host: i would say good to see you, thank you for beingng here and i would say you know i love you. stay in school and get the bestt possible education that you can get. be hopeful and be optimistic and be happy.. don't get lost in a sea of despair. >> host: "march" book three john lewis, andrew aydin and made paul was the illustrator nominated for a national book award. this is again book three representative lewis and andrew aydin have written a novel info graphic form. a longer conversation with congressman lewis booktv sat down with him for three hours on our in-depth program so if you go to our web site booktv.org, type in represented john lewis come include the word book otherwise you are go

that was tough on martin luther king, celebratory of his accomplishments in civil rights but at the same time condemn of some statements that martin luther king had maid about america at the height of vietnam war and the role in the world that he thought were utterly appropriate. he didn't always pull his punches. even when he was discussing people who are on the right and that speaks, i think, to bill's intellectual integrity. >> was this a sense that some figures have become too big, too overlarge, celebrated inappropriately or purely the sense that i must get the record right? >> i think it's the latter. >> one of the themes within this book is under the general the gift for friendship was his relationship with arguably the leading liberal intellectual of our time, john kenneth galbrath. this was a friendship that dated to 1966. they met in an elevator at the plaza hotel on the way to black and white ball. >> the party of the century. >> the party of the century as you point out. brilliant introduction. >> you can say it as often as you like. >> i cannot say this enough. [laughte

brett: 499 years ago, martin luther is said to have nailed his thesis in germany. he therefore started the protestant reformation. this will be marked by a year of reformation across germany. the official start of germany celebration in berlin today at the concert house. he praised the reformation as the initial start that led to today's democratic society. the key figure in the protestant break from the catholic church. our religious affairs correspondent joins me now. good to see you again and talk to me about how radical martin luther's ideas were in 1570. >> they were indeed very radical. the catholic church had unbounded power and the church was trying around 1517 to actually finance the basilica and they sent someone to try and collect money. one of them was to charge indulgences. they could pay their way out of being sinners and of course many the logical took issue with this. if you take into consideration that it was a direct challenge against the entirety of the church and that they wielded enormous political pattern, this was truly revolutionary. brett:

martin luther king jr." >> wow! other than child, please! come on, come on! what were you going to say, corinne? i've got nothing. >> this is the guy the got the endorsement of the kkk newspaper. >> not -- trump. >> just to take this on a little serious note here, donald trump has taken this on the alt-right, which has given the rebirth to the kkk, put that into his campaign, normalized it and made it part of one of our two parties, right? this is the guy that we're talking about who now is saying he's going to get 20% -- >> david clark. >> it sort of makes me wonder. i keep looking at david clark, i've been fascinated with him since the republican convention. i wonder, does he think he's white? this is the man who tweeted, "it's pitch forks and torches time." was he asking for violence against people like him? >> and he has a badge and a gun? >> and gets elected in milwaukee as a democrat over and over and over again because people aren't thinking down ballot. a poll is a really powerful determiner of who is going to win elections, a poll. this is the ugov p

if you are traveling inbound eastan sure wy 90 before martin luther king there wasb a stalled vehicle to the right hand side of that folks hadat to look out for you can still see it out here with the cars and flares now and that is on the inbound east sure way before martin luther king we send it back inside to wayne ad christie. >> thehr top owner's derek gun man on the loose. g >> this on the east side after a hold of. we are live with what we know this morning. >> good morning. it happened of those tour on east 100 16th in craven around 8:00 o'clock a man working there was shot in the head died later at the hospital what we know about him as he was to the scene marching in disbelief. they are not telling as much at this.he is blocked wearing grey sweatpants of blue hoodie and yellow shoes. maybe this will be a clue to someone who will help identify him so police can make an arrestif gret they help anyone with information will give them a call.it father of six young children. >> we are now learning more about the 24 -year-old bus driver and we wantmo to check in with jessica dill ju

so martin luther could walk. and martin luther walked so barack obama could ran. and barack obama ran so all the children could fly!" this is the first time.... "beyonce" has ever performed.... on clinton's behalf... but... she's been a longtime of the democratic nominee. . and.... two days.... before the election... senator bernie sanders will be campaigning.... for hillary clinton.... in las vegas the former presidential candidate will also be campaigning.... for democratic senate candidate.... catherine cortez masto. the public event will be held... on sunday. additional details will be announced.... in the coming days. republican donald trump is staying on message as the polls narrow going into the final weekend before election day. while there's no new investigation was reopened.. trump is still pounding clinton over her private email server.. and predicts she'll eventually face criminal charges. "how can hillary mange this country when she can't even manage her emails? did you ever see - hey folks - let's forget all of this stuff. what a mess. all she had to

rosa parks sat so martin luther king could walk and martin luther walked so barack obama could run, and barack obama ran so all the children could fly. >> hillary, bill clinton, michelle and barack obama are coming for a final rally monday night. time and location yet to be announced. we'll keep you posted. >>> donald trump is back in pennsylvania tomorrow having a campaign event near pittsburgh. today trump is in four states pushing for every vote. last night told a crowd in clinton, he didn't need stars to bring thousands of supporters to his rally. >> i hear we set a new record for this building. and by the way, i didn't have to bring jay low or jay-z. only way she gets anybody. i'm here all by myself. i am here all by myself. >> the republican nominee also pointed out to the crowd how critical pennsylvania is to his chances of winning the presidency. today, mississippi governor bill brian and former governors mike huckabee and rick perry are campaigning for trump in chester county. nbc10 has you covered for the election. watch the special campaign countdown show monday at 7:00. we'l

he arrived in sweden to commemorate the 500th anniversary of martin luther's reformation. the pope is urging catholics and lutherans to set aside differences and work together to forge a greater unity. the protest and reformation started in 1517 as martin luther denounceed the abuses of district is announcing a new art project. the work has to pertain to denver. the theme of the project is to denver, with love. you're invited to contribute work. a jury will select winning submissions which will then be put on display. >> people in the art district of santa fe really wanted to energize the city and celebrate the creative things already happening, but also unite different districts and neighborhoods across the city to portray different perspectives. >> cool stuff. you can get more information by going to cbsdenver.com. >>> we surely have a neat city. now, 50 degrees in denver. >>> a lot coming up at 6:00. shawn is live this morning. >> reporter: brighton police are investigating a homicide and looking for suspects. coming up, how all of this >> reporter: and residents in a c

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rosa parks sat so martin luther king could walk and martin luther walked so barack obama could run, and barack obama ran so all the children could fly. >> hillary, bill clinton, michelle and barack obama are coming for a final rally monday night. time and location yet to be announced. we'll keep you posted. >>> donald trump is back in pennsylvania tomorrow having a campaign event near pittsburgh. today trump is in four states pushing for every vote. last night told a crowd in clinton, he didn't need stars to bring thousands of supporters to his rally. >> i hear we set a new record for this building. and by the way, i didn't have to bring jay low or jay-z. only way she gets anybody. i'm here all by myself. i am here all by myself. >> the republican nominee also pointed out to the crowd how critical pennsylvania is to his chances of winning the presidency. today, mississippi governor bill brian and former governors mike huckabee and rick perry are campaigning for trump in chester county. nbc10 has you covered for the election. watch the special campaign countdown show monday at 7:00. we'l

rosa park sat so martin luther could walk, and martin luther walked so barack obama could run. and barack obama ran so all the children could fly! >> hillary and bill clinton, president obama, and first lady michelle obama all coming to town for a final rally in philly monday night. the time and location haven't been announced yet. >>> donald trump campaigned in the keystone state tonight. he told a crowd in hershey that unlike clinton, he doesn't need stars to draw thousands of supporters to his rallies. >> i hear we set a new record for this building. and by the way, i didn't have to bring j.lo or jay z, the only way she gets anybody. i'm here all by myself. i am here all by myself. >> the republican nominee also pointed out how critical pennsylvania is to his chances of winning the presidency. >>> new at 11:00, we'll have to wait until monday to find out if voters will be able to take septa on election day. >> a judge says that's when she'll decide if the septa strike could affect the election, and until then workers can stay on the picket lines. nbc10's drew smith is live f

citizen, over trump's shoulder was a bust of martin luther king jr. if that image angers you, then do something about it. look at this. nearly half of the eligible americans didn't vote. that means trump supporters, just 26% of the whole, made the decision for the other three-quarters of the population. this is not how democracy is supposed to work. so if you didn't vote, vote next time. if you did vote, then get more involved. attend a rally. march in a protest. volunteer to help immigrants or the poor. it is time to pick yourself up, dust yourself off, and get busy. when i saw dr. king's bust, it reminded me had they given up, are they winning the parties, had they just said it is worthless we never would have had the right to vote, we never would have had a barack obama, we must protect it. many of us are mobilizing in many ways to do that, not to be against somebody, but to be for something. we're going to culminate king day in king's name so that bust will not just be a statue, but it will be the values that we continue to aspire in this country.

this is a book about the theology of martin luther king. andit compares the white liberal version of civil rights which was if we educate people, they'll come around. and it was very on optimistic in nature. this book makes the point that martin luther king took a much darker i view of human nature. >> guest: he did. >> host: if you educate people, they will not come around. the faith tradition teaches us things are much tougher and be, therefore, you have to be much more aggressive and radical. and in one of my earliest interviews with barack obama, i asked him did you ever read ryan hold niebuhr, and i think through the especially prayings of king -- inspiration of king, he'd read a lot of him. which i was reminded of at the inauguration speech yesterday which was uplifting and all that, but it had a dark core to it. >> guest: it did. i was reminded of it. my father was an african methodist episcopal-inster. minister. he would speak about liberation theology which jeremiah wright got so much no trouble for. he would march in civil rights

a man was shot and killed monday night on 32-nd street and martin luther king jr way. that happened only about 10 hours after a double homicide less than five minutes away on 39-th street and martin luther king jr way. police have not yet identified the victims. thousands marched at airports around the country today. as we go into tomorrow a few showers clustered 6:07 a.m. these will not produce a lot of rain at all and then quit moving as they go through the day with the rest of your work week tracking what is in store for the rest of your work week coming up in your full forecast about 10 more minutes who police have in custody tonight. plus. police asking for your help after a thief steals money meant to help a person with a serious medical condition. the future of the raiders still in question. tonight we talk to football legend ronnie lott ---fighting to keep the team in oakland. it appears the wheels are turning when it comes to an attempt to try and keep the raiders in oakland. today the mayor met with city council members and former 49er and raider ronnie lott'

similarly for martin luther king who in today's landscape, we conceive of when bill buckley wrote his remembrance in 1968 in the assassination buckley wrote a column that was tough on martin luther king and celebratory of the accomplishments and civi civil s abut at the same time, condemned the statements he made about america at the height of the vietnam war and that he thought were utterly inappropriate. so he didn't always pull the punches even when he was discussing people that were lionized on the right and that speaks to the intellectual integrity. >> was there just th a sense tht some figures have become to big and was it purely the sense that i must get this record right. >> the theme in the book is under the general rubric of the gift for friendship was the relationship with arguably the leading intellectual of our time, john kenneth galbraith. this was a friendship that dated to 1966 and john kenneth galbraith met him and elevator at the plaza hotel to the famous black-and-white ball. the party of the century as was pointed out in the brilliant introduction. >> if you read t

this one is called martin luther king. you see it says martin luther king had a dream anduthin this t it. t that's a strong political statement.poo yes.steme hehe is effort to make it look like martin luthera king it's all about the statement. he says s that for him his paintings have to be beautiful even if they are grotesque. okay. then we won't and over here with this one. ge lots going on here. h yes. this one i think is the one that reminds me the most ofe. i t gen expressionists. big influence with him.wi here says that one of his major influences the faces are kind of disembodied. that darkness. of not only the colors but just the subject matter. and that darkness about it. and so the exhibit will be here through next summer. that's right. b people should come out and checc it out brand-new. john cougar mellencamp exhibit at the rock hall b. meredith as always m perfect. when we come back lots more fox8 ?? to me the holidays are special, it's family traditions and of course great food. with all the things we could w

. >> and remember, jay memorably should all recall: rosa park sat so martin luther could walk, and martin luther walked so back rack obama could run, and back rack obama ran so all the children could fly. >> free tickets were given out last night near the chi hoe bay countybooks. >>> two days before the election, hillary clinton will campaign with lebron james to vote event on sunday, where clinton will lay out her plan to create an economy that works for everyone, in the just those at the top. she's also expected to talk about her vision for america that is stronger together. lebron james endorsed clinton last month. >>> new to pennsylvania. trump took a swipe at clinton's celebrity concert, saying he doesn't need celebrities to fill an arena. while not stars, trump was joined by the parents of a teenage supporter killed in a motor-vehicle accident. during his speech, trump pointed out how critical pennsylvania is to his chances of winning the presidency, and -- the backers to get to the polls. >> that's why we can not do anything that's going to stop it. we have to get out. pennsylvania

senate majority pac is responsible >> the former martin luther king bridge from the i-15 to the u.s. 95 is no longer tonight. video of the demolition of the mlk bridge. this is all part of the carnado project near the spaghetti bowl. the bridge is going to be rebuilt north of the current location with extra space for an hov lane. well, that's not the only construction project tying up traffic here in our valley. viewers emailed us about huge traffic problems near warm springs and buffalo so we went to check it out. >> reporter: frank emailed us what on earth is near warm springs and buffalo right now. frank, let me tell you. hb holmes is working on a big construction project right now and they're doing some utility work and that's why you're seeing all that traffic convection. the work started september but it is scheduled to wrap up soon, actually december 15th. so just hang in there, relief is on the way. in the meantime, i know this area is kind of a headache. we do also have that project being done on rainbow road improvements out there, unfortunately, that project is not schedul

this is us 41 and martin luther king and then a new crash on state road 54 a little road. that is a look at weather and traffic. >>> raking news for you, back to the news about that deadly crash near the i-4 junction. a motorcyclist is that and an off- duty deputy is involved in the crash. >> it there are still a lot of questions about what happened this morning. ryan is live in the scene. >> would be learn so far right . >> good morning to you guys. >> once again the crash happened late last night on i 225 in downtown tampa. the highway was closed for several hours. things are back open and traffic is flowing smoothly right now. this is a motorcycle involved in the crash hit a barrier wall and tossed the writer in the northbound lanes. an off-duty deputy was headed home on north i 275 when he was involved somehow in the accident. that biker was pronounced dead at the scene. right now investigators are trying to determine how the crash happened precisely and if the motorcyclist was speeding at the time. we have calls and emails into th once we get more information into the

martin luther was thrown into jail. after two years, kennedy got serious about civil rights and he made a strong speech and submitted a bill to congress but it got stuck in committee and he had no idea how to get it out of committee before he was assassinated. after kennedy's death, lyndon johnson moved forward in the cubic centimeter of chance. he knew that we had a nation that was reeling over the loss of the beloved young president. he reached out to those in congress who were obstructing the civil rights bill and he used this argument. look, we all need to do something major, historic to preserve the important legacy and memory of our departed john f. kennedy. let's make him the murder for the cause of -- the martyr for the cause of civil rights. the civil rights bill came out of the committee onto the floor. they busted the filibuster and passed into law. larry temple said, the conventional wisdom suggested, why did he not wait until november after he had been elected before taking on such a highly controversial bi

believe it or not, the circus school is set up on the corner of martin luther king boulevard and clifton avenue.c what exactly is circus school. what do you teach here? >> we teach all sitech types of things starting off with juggling andyf we have scarves, >> diablo and chinese yo-yo are the same thing. all sorts ofof spinning and incorporating different movements. we also teach the fine trapezepi i clas. >> the has to draw the largest attention it is one of the biggest things we teach. we enjoy teaching it.ofig >> who can do it? >> anyone. as long as we say 3-83 if you can climup moment you leave the ground you are belted in. it's extremely safe. all of our coaches have been doing this for years and are professionally trained in or outside the company. >> we first run over a couple of basic safety things. you can see there is a lot of cables and wires and blocks. just stay clear of everything, watch her head walking around. it is easy to catch yourself on >> what do i have to learn? do have to teach me something before i go up there? >> every student we have i we g through ground schoo

>> i live in oak land and when this issue comes up i am reminded of martin luther king. he says riot is the voice of the unheard. >> and wasn't martin luther king a proponent of peaceful demonstration. >> of course. we have to put it in the context of the great movement that is occurring in the thousands taking the streets and engaged in long term action to change the materiality of their communities. >> don't you lose people that you have potential sympathetic people that are out there and when they see vandalism they write you off. >> of course and i don't think that we should fixate on single acts of this. thousands of people around the lake this last weekend and they held hands and they said they would be in solidarity with the color and community. i think this is a one symbolic act and we have to remember that this will take lifetime movement to resist capitalism and to resist the types of policies. >> if donald trump comes out and says a lot of the stuff that i said on the campaign trail was something but now that i'm here i want to da verge towards the middle, wil

martin luther king, jr. jr. boulevard. and north havana avenue. this of course after that shut down in response to a suspicious package as officers work to investigate the findings. police encourage anyone out there if you see something unusual of course, say something. that's what happened in this case. prompting officers to report to the area, check this out. and again we have now learned that this is a utilit monitoring device. the suspicious package found, and of course, traffic is moving again in this area. we'll continue to keep you posted. should we learn any further details. reporting live here near dr. martin luther boulevard and north havana avenue. shayla, fox 13 news. >>> all right thank you. seen a way to help middle managers lower middle class allowing them to begin earning overtime. new regulation was supposed to raise the threshold in which salary employees would qualify. now it's all on hold jen epstein is here now with more on thp good morning, jen. that's right obama administration created a regulation forcing companies to stopp

i want to talk about this one in pinellas county at martin luther king also known as 9th street this is coming off the howard frankland bridge and you can see that the ramp is blocked. trying to clear this upkeep that in mind you can go down to the exit instead or around 4th, 4th is probably a better alternate for you. you can see the back up here to the exit. the crash is off camera but it is creating a little bit of a back up here northbound and southbound. but it's looking better. it was much worse just a little while ago. as we move down here and check out bradenton 301 at 1st street that accident not causing any delays and see slow-downs, 275 coming away from fowler as you leave pasco. that's a look at weather and traffic on 8s. >>> well, 2 american bald eagles stuck in a storm drain. >> they were caught in a drain near orlando. check out the picture. it happened near orange county. you can see them stuck. now, crews with the fire department and fish and wildlife agency had to block off the street to try to get them help. one was freed and flew away. the second bird suffered inj

the event will be open to the public at the martin luther king juniorr library. doors open at 5. accused of bank robberies-- car jackings-- and a shooting in lakewood will get underway in just hours. myloh mason-- tyrone richardson, and miguel sanders are known as the "scream" robbers because of the masks police say they wore during the crimes. they're accused of robbing the first bank in lakewood last november -- and a carjacking and a shooting in lakewood and sheridan. attorneys for the men argue: you can't telll who the robbers are - because of the masks. an investigator who took the stand said clothing and masks later found in an abandoned car matched the three suspects. an adams county 14 school district board member is expected in court today over charges he lured a child on the internet. rt vashaw was arrested during a child sex sting operation in september. police say he tried to sexually assault a child-- and used the internet to lure a child to him. no students from his district were involved. the preliminary hearing for vashaw is set for this afternoon. the bureau of l

officers were told they had jus recorded them, they came up to martin luther king avenue anded found a gunman coming the other way, they were able to stop him and make an arrest in a murder. it can be very accurate and pinpoint locations for officers >> can the officers, can they hear those recordings themselves >> they can. so when they're dispatched to a location on their computers inside their cars, they can actually play the recording themselves so they can hear wait sounds like as they're either heading to the scene or when them. >> what helpful tool to have. >> they can see a they're rolling into? >> right. >> fascinating. >>> in montgomery county, a gas station robber caught on camera will spend 16 years in prison. paris allen was convicted of robbing a shell station last year. they entered the store armed with a gun, got away with cash and packs of newport cigarettes. allen's accomplice is still on the loose. >>> to now, where police are showing of a their latest high tech crime fighting tool. called smart water made in great britain. a liquid used to mark your property, jewe

some students from martin luther king high school walked out of the classes and gathered in an autotomorrow. of -- auditorium. . >> we have family, family undocumented. we're worried about them. they're a part of us. >> teachers say they are proud of their students for leading the dialogue. >> it is 4:40 and the investigation of the explosion in croak castle rock is in court. >>> take a look. police need your help finding this man. wanted for kidnapping a 14-year- old girl last week. >>> a former cu student is arrested for kidnapping a woman in a dorm. and he confessed and even apologized to his victim the next day on facebook. >>> a shooting happened on the 16th street mall, leaving one tried to get away on an rtd bus, still no word on what caused it. the police are still investigating. >>> a man accused of planning a bomb at an nederland bomb, charged with using a weapon of mass destruction. and prosecutors say it was a possibility to avenge the 1971 killing of a local man. >>> a the va administration, may have had their personal information compromised. from -- the documents, name, the l

some students from martin luther king high school marched out to gather. >>> no reports of injuries. that hurt five people does not appear to be related to anti- trump rallies in the city. two with life-threatening injuries. now the search is on for that shooter. >>> the denver fire department, tweeting about a house ffre on 13th and umatilla, shoult of auraria. and a -- this happened during a pittsburgh. one officer was taken away in a medical chopper and one by ambulance. the police are looking for that suspect, an active search underway. >> the first alert weather center. >> no shock. same way it's been all week. a touch cooler than it was yesterday. highs in the upper 60s this afternoon. the first alert that we are track ago weak cold front that is going to roll through northern colorado tonight and bringing down the temperatures tonight. mid to upper 60s between 11 and 1:00, with plenty of sunshine and clear skies tonight and could get a little bit of cloud cover building out across the eastern plains and patchy fog. 70 in ft. collins, 71. jason, it's cool, but not cold. the hov

albert was an aide to martin luther king. their scrapbook has all the marches. >> this is bloody sunday. albert, you can see, that's him right there. >> albert turner guided the mules at dr. king's funeral. the federal government charged the turners with doctors absentee ballots, vote fraud and mail fraud. >> my own opinions is that the case is political. i actually don't think jeff session and them came in with an ounce of evidence. >> blacks charge harassment by u.s. attorney jeff sessions, noting there was no investigation of white vote fraud. the justice department says it had no complaints about white vote fraud. jack drake a tuscaloosa civil rights attorney says they might have found plenty of white vote fraud had they looked for it. >> i'm seeing letters from the concerned citizens of sumter county saying we know you don't live here anymore, but we want you to vote here. >> that the federal government got involved in a local struggle over the courthouse. >> i think the motivation came from the whites who live there who

a stalled vehicle over by martin luther king. so we will pop in skyfox to check that out for you. other than that things look good. weo don't have any other probles to be reported. it is cold out here. very chilly with more on the forecast. good morning come everyone. twenty-four inco athens, 22 and 20s, snow cover and a touch of high clouds in the north keeping temperatures lower 30s. not much winds so we should not have many issues. the temperatures a little spike from 31 backup to 36, 37 degrees late last night. the increasing cloud cover and eventually the temperatures have dropped as we lookempe now at tn wind chills anywhere from 17 at akron, 29 cleveland. not much winds much, much quieter the the lake effect, that is his torque lake in upstate new york, some spots and officially now with 4 feet of snow on the ground. it is still snowing we will hae updates on that later today. but is starting to weaken. we focus on this next low. remember little bit before halloween we talk around early december we start to see this pattern moree aggressive. more frequent weather system acr

checking traffic you can see on the veterans we have a crash on martin luther king backing up. the biggest issue continues to be in tarpon springs southbound u.s. 19 completely blocked. you're being turned around a big crash and also the north bound lane just one lane getting by. look at that seeing some color changes on alternate 19 is starting to get busy. that's a look at the roadways out in tarpon springs. >> thanks. the. >>> the feudas posed add question earlier if it's stuffing that is not stuffed in the bird it's called dressing. you were wrong. >> no, if you stuff it in your mouth it's called stuffing. snow-vember. the first major storm of the season blankets the northeast. frigid temperatures, icy roads, power outages. >>> frenemies? donald trump meets with mitt romney, and today rick perry. could those one-ti bitter rivals wind up in the new trump cabinet? as the vice president-elect speaks out about his dressing down from the "hamilton" stage. >> i wasn't offended by what was said. >> trump himself, not so forgiving. >> they were very inappropriate. >>> urgent manhun

martin luther king seems to have justified everything that the gop wants to do. here's the larger issue here. this idea of preventing people of voting, it is not just about targeting african-americans an preventing the poor and everything else but prevents us from having a responsive government. they can't vote on levies, the school system and be involved. when republican party members and occasionally democrats and mainly republicans make it harder to do their own jobs. >> i live in new york that's controlled by democrats for a long time or has a lot of democratic control where the democratic party doesn't want a lot of people voting because they want low turnout in elections so they have high leverage to churn people out to the polls and then it's for pragmatic reasons, crassly political ones and ruins self governance. jason johnson, thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you. >>> 108 years in the making, chicago cubs make world series history. it could not come at a better time. much more on that ahead. but first, thing one, thing two starts after this brea

martin luther left and went out into saxony and started interviewing pastors and mothers and dads and 14-year-old kids , and he came to the conclusion that they don't have any idea what we are talking about. this movement is not actually penetrating. it is having political implications. the world was being turned upside down in a whole bunch of ways about how people might let the next holy roman emperor but , it was not reaching the masses. the catechism movement starts in 1528 and 1529, and what i had come to originally speak about was that. i was going to talk about the difference between the movement you have been so successful at, the fact that before 1981 at yale and 1982 at the conference, that brought 200 law students from 20 law schools and in 1985 , when general lee's addresses the aba and talks about original intent and the debates that followed for the next 4-5 years that went from original intent to original public meaning and all the jokes we have about how legislative history doesn't matter. you go through this moment where we get to a place to think how stunning it is w

disabled vehicle on i-90 westbound right at martin luther king jr. boulevard. the drive times are still in the olmstead, mentor and akron. >>> there was some guy in here with a pistol, you know. i saw his face. he pointed it at everybody. >> brian: it was two years ago today that was the 911 call at the cudell rec before the tragic police shooting death of 12-year-old tamir rice. this morning people are going to rally around the rice family, and they still have questions about the shooting and the investigation that followed. >> tia: a facebook event set up by cleveland black lives matter is encouraging people to a cleveland's 1st district headquarters today. >> brian: sia nyorkor is there right now and has been there all morning. sia, what are we expecting there today? >> sia: yes, good morning, brian and tia. this black lives matter set-in is set to start actually right about now here at the 1st district police station. you can see that a few people have trickled in. i spoke with a supporter that told me that people are just now gathering. an hour for each ye

rosa parks sat so martin luther walked and martin luther walked so barack obama could run and barack obama ran so all the children could fly. >> you saw that in cleveland last night, fredricka. it is raining here. we are getting wet here. the point of this early voting weekend is really to get people to the polls. 5.3 million people have already voted in florida. that is 60% of the electorate. she is campaigning aggressively here today and going to philadelphia tonight where she'll have more star power. katy perry, donald trump is questioning the celebrities. there is no doubt it is getting people out and more enthused than they otherwise would be. we'll see if it matters in the end. >> in large part, trying to appeal to that electorate, the millennials who expressed they are feeling apathetic. thank you so much, jeff. we'll check in with you in a rainy south florida. >>> the presidential race isn't the only game in town. we have other things straight ahead. we'll be talking about this push down the ballot with the panel right after this. of a different drummer... beat i say, i just

martin luther king-junior day. his speech focused on what needs to change in our country. he was one of several kids featured in steve harvey's election day segment kids on politics. >> donald trump he gotta stop , being so rude and all that day, ya heard? joyce: you can see the full episode in a few hours starting at 1:00 a.m right here on wisn 12. yeah, we heard. shorts weather in november. kathy: mark, we are back in the 60's again tomorrow. mark: blooming in november. that is not supposed to be the case around here. i some of you getting lilacs looming, so i guess you can enjoy it. i'm nervous you won't see those coming up this spring. temperatures around 45 at 5:00. we will warm up as the night goes on into the early morning hours. sunshine at 5:00 a.m., sunshine throughout the day, temperatures warming to record levels. a lot of sunshine in the forecast again. there is one issue tomorrow, it miles per hour, especially afternoon. kathy: thanks, mark. this month we have had three , days in the 70's and several more in the 60's. as meteorologist lindsey slater reports,

the giveaway happened at the "martin luther king junior" resource center. the families were handpicked by staff at the senior and community centers-- as well as the social service department. "just to be able to know that you can celebrate a traditional thanksgiving with you family and, you know, every day i think it's important that we say how grateful we are but on this special occasion, this is where it's a meaningful holiday and to be able to be honored." this is the 14-th year in a row commissioner weekly has helped families during thanksgiving time. four police officers were shot in separate incidents around the country. officials say it appears they were targeted. one of those officers has died in san antonio, texas... and now a suspect is behind bars. plus... a powerful earthquake strikes off japan -- in fukushima and miyagi. the warning for those living in the "nats of sirens" sirens sounded off as a tsunami warning was in effect in japan... after a powerful earthquake hit the country this morning. japan has lifted the warning. the six point nine q

using the martin luther king ramp which has one lane. the new fly over am things are bu lot of tourists for locals the day has been light on the roadways with the kids out of school and people are starting their vacation early. >> tom reporting from sky 3. >> thank you for the update. the major of visitors from southern california here is a look at i-15. traffic there has been busy all day. the flow is stead. southbound will be a parking lot come sunday as visitors head home. >> jim: if you are head to of hours you may want to pull off at prim and get power ball texts this is the scene at the store. next drawing is tonight at 8:00 las vegas time the jackpot grown to 359 million dollars. that would make it a cheery holiday. power ball tickets are available across the border in arizona. >> reporter: jesse was there we hope she will bring us some back. >> jim: more than a thouz andz people are welcomed in the las vegas rescue mission to thanksgiving. >> reporter: also an opportunity for vomit volunteers to give back. news three is live from

the bust of martin luther king over the shoulder of donald trump. an incredible scene today, and donald trump learning everything from question and answer protocol, coaching from the president, to basic confines of washington, capitol hill, and his tour guide was the speaker of the house. >> it was just an extraordinary day, and you're right, the optics, the sounds added to that, the fact that you had the camera shutters going off reminded you of what was happening, where they were inside the oval office, sitting against those chairs that we're so used to seeing the president speak to heads of state. it was just tremendous, because just think about it. president obama was out on the campaign trail 19 times trying to make sure this moment didn't happen. he said things like donald trump will never be president. so the president now is focused on moving forward. i am told he's taking this very seriously. he thinks that transitions are fundamental to our democracy, are a critical part of it. you heard him reference when he was in the rose garden, the fa