it's the bible of the speeches of martin luther king.t's the basis of cultural identity in the united states more than any other book. >> reporter: sweeney's book is one of many being released for the kjv's 400th anniversary. all year long, groups around the world are organizing celebrations, from symposia and exhibitions to special projects online. based in nashville, tennessee, thomas nelson publishers is the leading commercial publisher of king james bibles. and they're still rolling off the presses. in this factory, workers add thumb indexes to help readers more easily find the various books of the bible. for the 400th anniversary, thomas nelson has released a special limited edition king james bible. today more copies of contemporary translations may be sold such as the new international version or niv. but the king james version is still near the top of the list. in just the last 12 months, thomas nelson sold more than a million copies of the kjv. the bible is the best-selling book in history, and the king james version is the best

who killed dr king who paid for it and why. it's a special believe it's because of you know that the secession talk today in texas is nothing but part of the republican distraction to show you know there are more fortune five hundred companies in houston that any city in america except for new york so texas is going to see that this is well before the presidential election this is when you through meet your base you you gin up the contributions so texas is going to see but it's a great shock to get people talking and distracted from the other things that are going on and of course that's what was happening back in eighteen sixteen eighteen sixty one there were a lot of distractions so people wouldn't realize hey we're used by people in the south really don't want to see it but as to who killed dr king. you know anything about it is very relevant you know in light of the king day bomb plot and spoke out on. the arizona massacre in arresting chin states for us which hasn't obama it's very relevant question king was murder it was

king envisioned. in our 40th year, the congressional black caucus remains more determined than ever to realizing his dream, a dream that burns mr. bright:ly in the hearts of all of us. with that, i yield back to you, congresswoman edwards. ms. edwards: i just want to take this moment to yield to my colleague, vice chairman of the congressional black caucus from the great state, my original home state of north carolina, j.k. butterfield. mr. butterfield: i thank the gentlelady for her leadership in the congress. the congressional black caucus goes out of its way each week to present to the nation issues that are critically important to african americans residing in this country and congresswoman edwards and congresswoman christensen have been in the fover front of making that happen. and i thank them for their leadership and i thank them for their willingness to come to the floor tonight to commom rate the life and the work of dr. king. april 4 brings back memories of that tragic day. it is the day i s

king was depressed. he did a lot of crying and shedding of tears and after his own people and when the country turned against him for the vietnam depression. and in the end of life, it took a toll, and the autopsy on kings's body and he had the inside of an old man. how did gandhi deal with that push back? >> not by heavy drinking or heavy eating. gandhi went through an incredible discipline every day involving long walks, small meals and long baths, massage. to keep himself, he doesn't look like a he-man but to keep himself fit and ready. he managed it by a process of constant self recreation too. he was always reinventing himself for new trials. gandhi said once that i am not a quick despairer. i quote that several time in the book. he had a sense of himself being in it for the long haul. but towards the end of his life, in my mind the dramatic period, when india is becoming independent but falling apart with partiction and mass killings and every population group against each. and gandhi comes close t

king. the library of philadelphia is the host of this event. it's about an hour. [applause] >> thank you. >> it's great to be back. i think that all writers he eventually want to go back to the place they came from. in this case, it was for me to go back to memphis tennessee where i grew up, where it was warm and try to understand this pivotal moment in american history and to try to understand and sort of de construct the most controversial, the most tragic, the most and many ways complicated even in my city's history. my father was a law professor and a lawyer until a law firm in memphis that has represented the garbage workers and represented the team on behalf of the garbage workers and so i've got a lot from him about this event. but you're always sifting your memory of things you wonder was the family more correct? did you hear the story correctly? you always want to test your memory against a hard court documents but, you know, coming back to memphis was also the idea of coming back

king, british woman. hello, mr. king.eed certain papers to be signed. what papers? we need your release and we need all insurance information. i said, well, you want to fax it over to me. we'll do that. i said, look. could the doctor take care of the kid while -- no, no mr. king, we cannot go near your son until you fill out the forms. so, she sends me eight forms, i'm signing releases, addresses, mother's name, father's name, finally, the last sheet is medical history, right? so, i sent it back, didn't fill that out. she calls me back. you have not filled out the medical history form. i said, he's 10! what medical history. there must be a medical history. i said, okay, you write this down. 8 months old. diaper rash. this is what i live with today. she said, you're mocking me mr. king. you're mocking me. >> jimmy: you sure it wasn't a crank call? >> no, no, she was there. she was there. >> jimmy: now, this special you're doing, this doesn't sound like a fun special. >> no, this is serious. >> jimmy: who is apart of this s

king. >> reporter: statistically people over age 50 are actually less likely to be laid off, but for those who do get the axe, the going has never been tougher. >> do you need my resume? >> attach your resume to your.... >> reporter: laid off workers 34 and younger have a 36% chance of finding a new job within a year. but for those in their 50s, it's only 24%. and past age 62? it drops even more. >> people over 50 are really in a hard spot these days because employers are very cautious to take on not only the salaries but the benefits that they expect. >> reporter: jordan goodman is an author and personal finance expert. >> in many cases people 50-plus cannot replace the kind of job they had before. even though they have lots of experience, experience is less valuable to employers today than being cheap. >> were you looking to get back into the industry? >> reporter: that's not news to sam wade, the former office manager has been looking since she was laid off a year ago. and she just turne

king or at least had the opportunity to be a king? >> guest: this is probably one the most pervasive modern myths. the origins go back a long way. even in 2008 during the presidential campaign, an -- ancestry.com found who would be the king if george washington was the king. when i speak about, this is something that the audience gets shocked at. it's something that's close to us. there's no evidence, first of all, that washington ever even remotely considered the possibility of becoming king or installing a royal government. but also there's no evidence that there was ever any ground swell of opinion or support that would have tried to encourage washington to become king. there was one fellow, louis, who was the colonel of the invalid regimen. he wrote washington a letter hinting distantly we might need a more authoritarian government. we might consider a royal government, and perhaps who knows, somebody we noel could become king. as soon as george washington saw the letter, he immediately slapped it down, he essentially sent poor lo

martin luther king is a perfect farm million where martin luther king was a preacher. he was a minister. but this great pioneer in civil rights and justice. we were asked to take on the mantle that williams had been doing for many, many years. we had 5,000 people coming together to celebrate justice and it was a real wonderful opportunity for us to also reconnect and connect again not only in the african american community but for instance the contemporary jewish museum. we are partners in this event.

star king's admirers say they didn't even have a chance to comment. >> star king was not only a ministerbut an activist and a naturalist. he wrote wonderful stories back east about taking trips around the bay and seeing the muster flowers in bloom. and about the sierra and he was an activist who really cared about holding california in the union during the civil war and preventing the importation of slaves into the central valley where the growers wanted to bring them to raise their cotton. king raised over half the money that was raised in this country to establish the united states senatary commission which is the beginning of the red cross. >>> when we come back on a second look. raising the war submarine that made history. >>> a bit later, how the civil war played a role in the naming of a san francisco landmark. >>> in august 1863 a confederate vessel made history. the problem was the submarine sank with its crew aboard. for 137 years the humley and its crew layed at the bottom of the ocean until it was raised. john fowler first brought us this report the day before the henley was b

king's assassination. we covered a lot of around that night has what he saw was an incomplete telling. nice to have you on the program. let me start with the sad news of the day and we will move on to how we can build upon the legacy left by scott king. she was laid to rest. your thoughts on the legacy in the living black history that they contributed to. >> they will go down in the annals of american history as a woman of remarkable courage and endurance. without her vision and commitment to the ideals of her husband, we would not today have the dr. martin luther king jr. national holiday. we would not have the infrastructure, and i believe history will show that she was truly an equal partner with dr. king and in many ways, when the tomb at -- two met several years prior, she was more progressive and more political than martin was. her partnership and her ideas helped shape his evolution. in many ways, more than most people are aware. tavis: beyond the point that is very significant, he reminded us that

wanted to be a king or at least had the opportunity to be a king?> this is probably one of the most pervasive modern myths about washington, although its origins go back an awfully long way. in fact, even in 2008 during the presidential campaign ancestry.com, i think it was, launched a search to find out if george washington had had become king, who would be the current king of the united states. [laughter] and they found some fellow down in texas, and they called him joe six-pack who would also be king paul i. [laughter] it's interesting, and when i speak about it, this is something that the audience often gets shocked at. it's something that's very close to us. there is no evidence, first of all, that washington ever even remotely considered the possibility of becoming king or installing a royal government. but also there's no evidence that there was never any groundswell of opinion or support that would have tried to encourage washington to become king. there was one fellow named louis nicola who was a colonel of something called the invalid regi

. >> you are invited to the wedding of the royal highiness, princess elizabeth, daughter of king anden, to lieutenant philip, royal navy in westminster abbey,30th of november, 1947. elizabeth the royal princess. elizabeth, the future queen. elizabeth a girl of 21 and this her wedding day. ♪[ music ] after the royal couple, the guests, kings, queens and princesses from every corner of the earth. elizabeth, a 21-year-old bride. a princess who had made a pledge to her people, "i declare before you all that my whole life, whether it be long or short, shall be devoted to your service and the service of our great imperial family, to which we all belong. god help me to make good my vows, and god bless you all who are willing to share in it." [ applause ] >> the wedding in grab november, a flush of color in the world. a picture that no words can describe. a scene that only the camera can record for history. >> reporter: a little over four years after princess elizabeth's marriage her father king gore vi died and short of her 26th birthday princess elizabeth became queen elizabeth ii, februar

charles loves the king james version and he's president of the king james of the bible society.ised version. and in fact the committed language of modern bibles. that's a real surprise. >> we should mention, right before we listen to this beautiful choir, this was written specifically for this service by john rudder. ♪ we will rejoice and be glad in it ♪ ♪ o the praise the lord of heaven ♪ ♪ praise him in all height ♪ praise him all ye angels of his ♪ >> this is being sung, by the way, by the chapel royal choir at the westminster choir. tell us about them. >> westminster choir is an ordinary choir and they're the ones in the white services. but the boys of the chapel royal are standing in the pewter, gold and scarlet uniforms at the front and they sing at the hole chapel and especially st. james's palace. >> these are the young boys who go to school her at westminster abbey? >> the ones in white are. they are actually trained in the abbey precincts directly behind where we are now. they're educated, many of them are from poor backgrounds, but are intensely musical. and they're t

the sharks and kings headlining today playing game 2 of their playoff series. the sharks seemed to intend on pushing back after the stoll hit suspension. jack johnson gets one on a power play and a couple of minutes later, the kings go on the power play again after this hit by clowe on dowdy and la made the most of the man advantage. he gets the last laugh as he winds up for a shot and makes it 2-0. and he would do it again in the 2nd period 2 goals and 2 assists for him as the kings get the early jump in this one and go on to win 4-0. quick with the shut out that evens the game at -- series at a game each as they head to los angeles for game 3 tuesday night. fred it seemed like a case of the sharks trying to establish a physical presence only to see that backfire as the kings were able to take advantage on the power play. >> yeah, joe. you know, clearlye a good team. they're number 2 seed for a reason, but never found their focus, never found their concentration tonight, and if there is a weakness on this team, it's their penalty killing. they're 24th in the n

since the home run king has been found one count. the mistrial was declared on the other three counts. now, the defendants seem that legal analyst about the possible appeal and even a real trouble the prosecution. >>reporter: 11-1 in favor of a conviction on the injunction count of barry bonds they also indicated that there were leaning towards the acquittal of the human growth hormone and the steroids count. that is win legal experts say it is unlikely that the government will retry on any of bonds. >> do not go to that trial how poorly it was presented to the jury. things are going to change. with anderson. he will not have anderson on a retrial. that is going to be difficult hurdle for the government to overcome. >>reporter: a former federal prosecutor and now.. is involved with the steroid investigation. he says that prosecutors will likely not retry bond because it would not be any different even if there were additional convictions the sentence would remain the same. >> you only have to what have one account for victory as a pr

i'm a parent at start king elementary school and there are some other parents here. we've unfortunately lot a -- lost a few due to the length of the meeting tonight. i have two daughters. one of whom is in what we call the pioneering class and we're now seeking a middle school home as i'm sure you quite know. we consider ourselves one of the many typical kinds of san francisco families and when we were looking for an elementary school we looked at all options including private schools. we were excited to find a language program in a public school. my wife and i are both products of a public school system in california except for a minor stint in grad school where we did all of our work in the public school system in california and we were rather dedicated to it forever our children as well -- for our children as well. and we're hoping to continue to have our children participate in public schools into the middle school and high school level. i just wanted to talk a little bit about the success of the mandarin emersion program in the district. time already? well, my f

. >> i'm dana king.onight, the investigation is, will the judge through the barry bonds verdict out. >> the jury found barry bonds guilty on one count and deadlocked on three other counts of perjury. one juror summed up the panel's feelings about barry bonds. compared to the other players that testified. >> i believe that all of the players that testified on the stand and came clean are the true heroes, they finally said, yeah. we have been taken steroids all along and we're coming clean and telling you the way it is. there is one man that couldn't do it. >> in the end, jurors didn't think there was enough evidence to uvnat barry bonds was lying, but he obstructed justice, because his continue to the grand jury was evasive. we have more on where this goes from here. >> reporter: but his celebrity is still obvious minutes after being convicted in a federal court, barry bonds was autographing a baseball and his attorneys emphasize the jury deadlocked on three serious charges of perjury. >> the counts which

the king is supposed to be the father of his people.know the reasons which has compelled me to renounce the throne. >> reporter: and then there's edward the 8th who famously gave up the throne for twice divorced american wallace simpson, but he might not have been a great king anyway. >> the fact of the matter is behind edward's very appealing exterior he was handsome and charming. the british people loved him. he was a real lightweight who had no interest in being king. he wanted to pursue a playboy lifestyle. he liked to be dominated. many of his girlfriends attested to that. he married the ultimate dominator in wallace.... >> reporter: she bossed him around. >> endlessly. she made him feel like a worm. there's something about him that he enjoyed that. >> reporter: not quite as romantic as we think. ♪ which brings us to diana's marriage to charles in 1981. >> as long as ye both shall live. >> reporter: it seemed romantic enough at first. barely out of hef teens she float down the aisle in a cloud of white silk to marry her prince. 15

i know i'm not king to be king. human nature, their fathers, rivalries within the clan and anywhere else. in the short run by which i mean the next 15 to 20 years from the american perspective i don't think it matters much. because any potential king it's going to be a 7:00 on the so-called left to right spectrum. there's no constituency within the family for the taliban style rule or radical space reform >> what's open up for questions. >> i have a question concerning against his premise that the state is based on rhetoric and there's not really a policy there and he provided a lot of evidence to support the case about the rhetoric, but i am just wondering if you have any evidence to support your point about the lack of policy. especially when you mention things like that on a measure of inviting the jordanian king to come to visit or as a moderate this morning, as a moderator this morning mentioned that ahmadinejad had tried to get rid of the agency to set up his own intel agency. with the minister of intelligence

and here you are on stage with "the king's speech" again for the fourth time.ow do you navigate forward when people count you out? >> they counted us out from the beginning. if you look at it, odds were stacked against us. i'm used to that. but my favorite was, i kno you're talking about a "new york times" story. i always laugh when they get it wrong. a friend of mine owns the newspaper and they can't wait for it to be proven true. but they'll all be gone by the time that happens. tavis: he would love that. >> a wonderful writer, he wrote a 20-page profile of us, pretty much saying we were gone, this was in the year 2000, he said this company was king of the 1990's, harvey has the sensibilities of the 1990's, but the new millennium isn't for him. they had all these guys off the record, and i could tell who they were, three weeks later, not three weeks later, we got nominated for 40 academy awards. nobody has ever even come near that, including three movies, "chicago," "the hours," "and gangs of new york," all nominated for the best film. it was like throwing a

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. >> in psalm 22, king david described the violent death jesus would suffer. the death and resurrection of the messiah. gordan robertson. >> reporter: death by crucifixion. for murders and thieves, it was the ultimate punishment. >> this was worse than someone going to the electric chair in the ancient world. >> for a jewish man who claimed to be the messiah, it was the ultimate sacrifice. >> there is a traditional jewish teaching that says the death of the righteous atoned. to this day when a famous rabbi dies, people say may his death be an atonement for our sins. there is only one righteous enough, only one. >> the death and resurrection of jesus christ. a story told by jewish prophets hundreds of years before it happened. >> all of these passages of scripture we so easily understand as messianic had to be read very new and fresh by jesus and by his disciples. that was not how the rest of the world was reading it at the time. >> on the day of his death, jesus stood alone before his accusers, his disciples fled just as zechariah written 500 years earlier. st

the kings back on top by two with 3.5 to play. evans one of six kings in double figures.s goes hard at the hoop. ellis already hobbling before the game ended. he went off the court with a headache. he was taken to the hospital for examination. thornton with the jumper that seals the deal with four seconds left. warriors fall back to 10 games after .400. another play offseason will come to an ends after a game tomorrow in denver and one at home on wednesday against portland. >>> the sharks began the day with the knowledge that they were the number two seed in the west in the outstanding play offs. they did not yet know their opponent. early in the day the chicago blackhawks were trying to nail down a play off spot. the red wings having none of that. rings had a two point lead in the third. and wings the final. a win by the stars and they would nail down the number eighth play off spot in the west. minnesota goes in front when andrew burnett passes to niteman. they do not pass the blackhawks and finish out of the play offs. so here's what it all means to the sharks. they op

the banner still reads "home of the sacramento kings" but that may change.onight the last game fittingly against the los angeles lakers. so it's going to be a huge game, it's a sold-out crowd, standing room only. the fans coming out to show their support to the kings and to say to the owners we do not want you to leave this city but the writing is on the wall. the kings have been in negotiations with anaheim and owners of the honda civic center down in anaheim and talking with them about moving down there. they're going out to new york city tomorrow to meet with the nba board of governors to discuss the relocation. the deadline for filing papers comes monday. kevin johnson will also be on that trip to new york, to tell the nba they believe the kings should stay here in sacramento. they believe this is a good market for the nba and should the kings leave sacramento, at least to prime the pump and set the stage for another team perhaps to come out here to sacramento. the major issue has been all along the lack of a new arena. the malufs want a new arena, many

king and prosecutors before king's grand jury testimony and what he said was very helpful to barry bonds but notes the conversation was never turned over to the defense. exactly what he said, we don't know. the judge had defense attorneys write it down on piece of paper and pass to it prosecutors so everybody would know. court convenes at 11:30. there is also as you mentioned one of the jurors is ill the jury has been sent home for the day. what that is going to do for the length of the case week don't know. more witnesses are going to be called to substantiate everything being discussed. when this case going to wrap up, nobody knows. until today the guess was closing arguments on thursday, now it's looking maybe next week. >> eric: a santa cruz man remains in a medically induced coma following a virns beating at dodgers stadium. police say two men wearing dodger gear attacked him as he was leaving the game last thursday. they released sketches of the suspects. a $10,000 reward is being offered leading to an arrest of those men. >> this week, cal baseball fans will get -- they are hoping

king and prosecutors before king's grand jury testimony and what he said was very helpful to barry bonds but notes the conversation was never turned over to the defense. exactly what he said, we don't know. the judge had defense attorneys write it down on piece of paper and pass to it prosecutors so everybody would know. court convenes at 11:30. there is also as you mentioned one of the jurors is ill the jury has been sent home for the day. what that is going to do for the length of the case week don't know. more witnesses are going to be called to substantiate everything being discussed. when this case going to wrap up, nobody knows. until today the guess was closing arguments on thursday, now it's looking maybe next week. >> eric: a santa cruz man remains in a medically induced coma following a virns beating at dodgers stadium. police say two men wearing dodger gear attacked him as he was leaving the game last thursday. they released sketches of the suspects. a $10,000 reward is being offered leading to an arrest of those men. >> this week, cal baseball fans will get -- they are hoping

they threw everything the sharks did at the kings. they outshot them and trying to lead the sharks into the second round, but the kings continue to dominate the first period. they score three times in the first ten minutes against miami and there would be no epic comeback tonight for the second time in three games. gets pulled in favor and the kings win 3-1. they force a game 6 on monday night in l.a. how about a little baseball news. giants and braves, tim lincecum walked a career high six batters and left in the 7th with the bases loaded. javier lopez got the second out, but couldn't escape the jam. brian mccann rips a single back up the middle. two runs score and the braves go on to win 5-2. >>> a's in seattle, trevor cahill got the run support after being shut out in the first two games of the series, cliff hits his first homer of the year and kevin adds a three- run shot. oakland scores a season high 9 runs. 9-1 is the final and of course todd mcclellan has a big choice to make. who is he going to start in goal on monday? >> all

now, first of all, king abdullah, king of saudi arabia is popular. people like him unlike the viled rulers in egypt and tunisia. the senior members are not perceived unlike the shaw. the shaw family has been laboring since the 18th century to forge a unified country on the arabian peninsula, succeeded at the beginning of the 20th and they put saudi arabia to the and the glue that holds it together in an environment where there's certain elements of tribal differences. they are the ones who hold it together. the alsad have the support of the religious establishment which is very powerful influential force in saudi arabia. now, you can say, of course, they have the support of the religious establishment not because of the partnership with mohammed, responsible for the creation of the modern state, but the employees of the government. they work for the state of saudi arabia, and they make a good living and are very comfortable doing it, therefore, they do what they are told. you can, to a certain extent, discount the pronouncements of the most notable o

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think the king's speech.t's the hilarious world after low budget films about the fume king and queen. >>> good evening. i'm bill weir. yesterday was thursday. thursday, today is friday, friday. we, we, so excited. if that blazingly obvious leer rick doesn't bring a smile, you know it's a girl on youtube. but rebecca black may have the last laugh. it's a lesson in modern fame. >> reporter: it's a really good friday for 13-year-old rebecca black. the last day of the week, just set a record. reaching the 100 million mark on youtube. 63 days after his review. and beating out justin bieber whose video took 76 days to hit there. this california eighth grader's rise to fame started after her paints shelled out money for a music camp. they made a video, tweaked her voice and posted it on youtube. music founder patrice wilson appeared in the video. >> i had a good feeling about it. and before you knew it, hey, friday is forever. >> reporter: rebecca became a viral star. >> people look and say, why this girl? why did s

i have two problems regarding king street. normally when you come off of a freeway in a car, you take an exit. it is clear you are leaving the freeway and entering city streets. you get no such sense. the whole freeway drops onto king street. you still get all those lanes. while there is a little sign that there is a light at the bottom, most drivers come speeding off there with no intention of slowing down from freeway speeds. they continue on king street at freeway speeds. the speed on king has recently been reduced from 35 to 30, and there is a sign, but even when i look for it, i have a hard time finding it. most drivers not looking for it do not see it. we need something more to let people know they have left the freeway and are on city streets. something like those rumbles strips that you get on the bay bridge as you are approaching the s curve to remind you that you must slowdown at that point would be extremely helpful. the other side of the coin is crossing king street for pedestrians. i understand it is in the works.

william is indeed a future king, but he is not the next king.he next in line to the throne is, of course, the queens the eldest son and heir, prince charles, who has made it clear that he hopes that his wife camilla will be crowned alongside him as britain's queen. that is the way the constitution works. there can be no exceptions. or can there? max hastings is an editor of the daily telegraph. >> if time passes and prince william is more and more the center of the stage, one question is bound to be asked. would it be in today's interest, including those of the prince of wales, for a new, young, and next generation prince william to succeed to the throne? i think an enormous amount would seem to be what is the will of the british people. >> other voices say no. sarah bradford is the queen's biographer. >> i think that it would be very strange for the waunakee if -- for the monarchy if public opinion would ask the next to step aside. a think we have to simply accept the rules of the game. >> so william must wait. that, according to his godfather,

we'll have king charles before we have king william.icant reign. >> this is a very difficult time, right after the war. winston churchill, it can be said today, this joyous event and the flash of color on the hard road we have to travel. >> and we hope for everyone watching at home back in the united states, where as we know, it has been such a difficult 48 hours for so many people. a difficult week, with all these storms. we hope, too, it is a flash of light and a moment of a little color, in all our yearning for better days. we should tell you that we think the family, right now, is gathering in a fairly ornate center room, which is right up behind the balcony and where they gather. and prepare themselves to come out on the balcony. and we are expecting them at any moment after that. after that, there will be the fly-past, the flyby, by a number of aircraft. and william's first word was plane? >> yes. he wanted to be a pilot from a very, very early age. and he is a helicopter pilot in anglesey. they are flying past. that will be a mag

however, i'm open to the fact that king edward ii may not be the right oneful. as our told -- as i told our mayor's office of housing who i am working closely with and respect a great deal, it has gone so far down the road where the community may be past the point of no return in terms of support. i want to let that process play itself out. i know it's been a big deal. it's not necessarily a budget issue right now. i'm happy to take it offline. >> [inaudible] >> i completely agree that's one of the biggest problems with the king edward ii itself. we will continue to work on that, you have my commitment as your district supervisor to be on top of that issue. i understand it's one of the primary ones in the district. >> [inaudible] we have a lot of 20 manufacture somethings there and it's a good thing and to to the bring that crime in here is very inappropriate. it is a budgetary issue. we have asked about this, we have had meetings and every one of us has said no. our former supervisor filed a complaint and gave a list of reasons why it's not an appropriate thing

we know that king read gandhi. we know that we all followed martin luther king. there is a-- there's a lineage here. the most common thread was pete seeger. i think they should give a course in pete seeger in high school. pete seeger is a great american. pete exemplifies what we're talking about here in terms of a human being that lives their life in such a manner that you want to be like them. you know, you see pete seeger, and you say, "gee, i want to do that. "i want to stand next to that man. i want to stand shoulder to shoulder with that guy." he's the guy who never compromised his principles, even when he had his back to the wall, government was saying, "you're not a real american." house of un-american activities committee, you know, he just told them, "sorry, i'm not buying your stuff." (bender) one of the things you'll see in the documentary is a wonderful moment where pete describes that, and he said, they're-- "mr. seeger," you know, "are you--were you a member of the communist party?" and he answered, he said, "well, i was polite, if uncooperative." a

this is not a state affair so the obamas will not be there, but lots of kings kings and qued two dozen members of prince william's unit will a tend. we'll bring you the royal wedding live next friday, april 29th. also have a special edition of "20/20" from 9:00 to 11:00 p.m. now let talk to leigh, who has been watching ought for the easter bunny. >> leigh: may be a little wet there we have seen everything, clouds, mist and drizzle along the coast, and we may see a little bit more of that tonight and tomorrow. this is a live look from the san jose cam. you can see the overcast there. right now, took at 65 in san jose, mountain view, you're at 65. san francisco, at 60. we have 59 right now in napa, and an in half moon bay. they're reporting a little drizzle, and so is san francisco and even the hire elevations of mt. tamalpais seeing light shower activity. we're going to continue with some cloud overnight. also some local drizzle. showers or maybe just a heavy drizzle expected off and on tomorrow. and i think it's going to be a total washout. we'll see a better chance of showers as we he

it's game two of the sharks/kings series. the players arriving today feeling pretty good about themselves as they head into what is the second game or has become a real battle here against l.a. let's show you how we got to this point. game one the kings came ready to make it a brawl with the sharks. you hardly see this in the postseason but ben eager going at it with kyle clifford in response to a hit put on ian white. stoll has been suspended one game for the act and will not play tonight for the kings. the rookie flashing the brilliance he showed in the regular season. he makes his mark early this postseason with the go ahead goal in the second. justin williams catches a rare moment of compromise tying things up before a scoreless third which in the sudden death overtime pavelski picking up where he left off last postseason, huge goal past jonathan quick to win in overtime sharks up 1-0 in the series and trying to make it a 2-0 lead before heading to l.a. on tuesday for game three. >> continue our momentum. one team is high

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i'm dana king. >> just who is minding the store it beauties. beauty came out strong condemning a bus driver while texting while driving. that fire was back behind the wheel of a bus again today. they asked beauty, what's going and it took all evening to get a clear question. >> the only thing that's really clear now is that a mistake was made. and what's interesting is is that when we asked them earlier today, even beauty officials were scant cal this this operator could have been driving the bus today. there was one passenger who besided to fight for what he knew was wrong. >> reporter: sean is going his way to visit. >> my heart sank. it completely sank into my stomach. i thought oh, crap. >> reporter: what he didn't expect to run into the same union driver. when they saw his video, they recommended termination and posedly taken away her dropping privileges. today he says he wouldn't believe it was the same driver on the same route. >> their sandwich conned like derogatory comments behind me. and then they got quiet and started staying at me.