benjamin mays and george kelsey. these are highly educated ministers, passionate in their religious beliefs, but also intellectuals. so, i think that what we get from understanding the importance of being here is that this is where it all happened. i mean, within two blocks of here, the important events of martin luther king's life happened. this is what shaped him into the person that we know. we can trace that through the writings, through the documents that we have here. what we have that is a very essential part of the papers of martin luther king is that so many of those papers are religious papers. he had to work things out in terms of his religious beliefs. that was the fundamental basis of martin luther king. to conclude, i would say that if we look closely at those papers, what we find is that he is defining his mission as a minister. one of the early papers that he does at the seminary in his first year, he is asked by professor what is going to guide his ministry. he says, "i'm going to deal with unemploym

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issue videos and warnings not just about france but europe and states, it means they may have other cells. >> benjamin, what walid is talking about is really important material and information that our fbi is concerned about, our police force are concerned about particularly here in "new york times" new york city and pittsburgh and pennsylvania, they are concerned about they sometimes lose sight of the chatter that goes on when they go dark, bringing people in through mechanisms like apps and send messages out before our people can read it, within three or four seconds that message is encrypted or goes away forever. we have a her ku culean task to to penetrate that. you think we're the united states the home of apple and google and microsoft. for goodness sakes seems like if we can get over this regulation or constraint we have about what happened with the nsa and unleash the force of the nsa to go after this and break into that digital caliphate, because that's where some of the battle has to be enjoined. >> look, i think from my perspective, it's unleashing the full powers of the nsa, to be honest,

may have been recruited by isis. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu continues his u.s. visit after a high-profile st at the white house. it was the f first face-to-face meeting between netanyahu and obama since tensions arosever the two leaders appeared to brush aside those tensions when president obama called the disagreement, quote, a narrow issue. >>> and president obama has a new facebook page. there he is. it's been up for less than a day and has already more than 500,000 likes. a video posted on it shows t the president walking around the south lawn of the white house and talking about his work fighting climate change. i guess it's helpful to be the president if you want to get as many fans on facebook. >> i'm sure he has lots of likes, lots of friends and can you imagine his status updates. chilling in t oval office. >>> still ahead. the major change coming to seaworld and its, ka ows. >>> a driver ramming a police car after a chase. the officer opening fire. >>> and rude awakening. a couple hears a middle of the finds that guy waiting for them. >>> you're lookin

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-- prime minister benjamin netanyahu: that was an error. you may check this, but they voted for me and considerably larger numbers than they voted for the labour party. i was not referring to going to vote, i was speaking about a specific list that was imposed. it should not have been set. a few days later, i called in the arab leaders. arab leaders, to the prime minister's residence, and i said, i am the prime minister of each of you. statementot want that to go uncorrected. i corrected it and made sure they understand it. what about deeds? what about deeds? you know, i will tell you what happened when i first was elected prime minister in 1996. this is my fourth term. a flood. if lead in israel. there is an arab area that got flooded, because they do not have these tunnels. not tunnels, but sewage tunnels. yes. the whole village was underwater. i went to see it, in and i said, god, that looks awful. like this?is is they said, it has always been like this. i don't know,in, 30 or 40 million shekels and i built this tunnel and there is not been a fl

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benjamin. okay? work with me. that was representative todd courser on may 19th, the day before the e-mail went out, talking to ones own staffers who just happened to be recording the conversation. that itself is never a good sign. todd courser explaining his plan there to send out a fake e-mail which he had already written containing crazy and scandalous allegations about himself, an allegation he wrote about himself, claiming that he had been caught with a male prostitute. that way when people heard about his real scandal later on they wouldn't believe his real scandal because by that point todd courser would have convinced people that people were always saying crazy stuff about him that should never be believed. tea partier, family values politician, married now it goes further. work with me, benjamin, okay? caught having sex with a male prostitute behind a lansing nightclub. his real scandal was that he was caught having an affair with another state representative, a fellow tea party republican named cindy. anonymous blackmailer reportedly got wind of the affair and con fronted todd courser about it and todd c

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we may have lost walid for a moment. we will go to benjamin collins, former green beret. thanks for joining us this morning. you've been following no doubt but as a former green beret and the saint-denis? what do you think of this, intelligence sharing and taking them out for bring them to justice? >> you hit the nail on the head. what this attack did was bring to the forefront the ability and necessity for uk and anyone and certainly belgium because be belgium has a huge problem with this bring them in a way they can share now real-time. they have capabilities we don't and we have capabilities they don't. to be honest, they probably have been using signal intelligence or tracking phones. maybe they got phones off the dead bodies to track their text history. some form of electronic tracking they're doing. >> very good you pointed that out. as you know, when -- police look for everything. when dead bodies are there, they're part of the evidence. dead terrorists leave evidence. they also leave a treasure trove of information, as we saw in the case of osama bin laden, when h

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benjamin netanyahu. after months of tension between the two leaders, today's meeting may be a reset of sorts.ed to find common ground. that need to find common ground was also reiterated this morning by the president. >> it's no secret the prime minister and i have had a strong disagreement on this narrow issue, but we don't have a disagreement on the need to making sure that iran does not get a nuclear weapon. >> and joining me now from the white house the u.s. ambassador to israel, daniel shapiro. ambassador, thank you for joining us. it's striking to me to hear the president talk about the iran nuclear deal as a, quote, narrow issue. this was something this administration invested enormous political capital in trying to get through. it's been talked up as maybe the signature accomplishment for the president. yet he called it a narrow issue. how can you reconcile that? >> what the president is referring to, there's never been a disagreement about the strategic objective, to prevent iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. we believe the agreement does that. israel had disagreement with that. th

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jim is stepping down for "family there may be on the debate saturday, co- register and cbs right here in the metro. sabrina: news-- is meeting with minister benjamin netanyahu today house. sabrina: than a year, and the two are discuss american nearly two- month wave of violence between palestinians and ... and the ongoing crisis in syria. obama and netanyahu also hope to ease tensions over deal. netanyahu was a vocal critic of the iran accord. meteorologist joins us again your forecast. sam weather adlib: be sunny and above average with nice afternoon temperatures. with a breezy south wind our highs will be able to climb into the upper 50s. overnight we're going to see another way with clear skies 30s. tuesday is going to partly sunny with nice as highs climb into the are going to be cloudy with plenty of rain in temperatures still degrees. thursday behind our rain we are going to see a bit of rain in the early dropping and high cold friday and it saturday is going to be with lows dropping near 30. sabrina: in austin, texas-- sabrina: a judge was ambushed in the driveway of her police now investigating julie kocurek was targeted for how she handle

benjamin, what are you learning over there? >> reporter: this is just breaking in the last few minutes. we thought this threat may be over. now we're learning in the last few minutes hostages have been taken in a town in the northeast part of france. we know that hostages have been taken. shots have been fired. a number of people have been wounded. a doctor and haze family have been taken hostage. this is coming as a spries. the stand off at a gas station. just to tell you a bit about this town. we know it's a sort of working class industrial city. it was connected to al qaeda back in the '90s. there were some connections there. at the moment what we're hearing, hostage seen northeast france, a number of people shot. security services, medical services on the scene and perhaps this terror threat. the terror attacks are ongoing. we're going to keep you updated. at the in a moment we know there are hostages and people on the scene. this city, this town on the belgium french border. a fluid situation. that's all we know at the moment. it's surprising. the focus has been here in brussels. we've been waiting for something to h

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may have been others assisting the trio in the robbery attempt. the officer who fired the gunshot was treated for ringing in his ears. >>> president obama and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu are meeting today at the white house. >> it is very good to welcome once again prime minister benjamin netanyahu to the oval office. there is no foreign leader who i have met with more frequently, and i think that is a testimony to the extraordinary bond between the united states and israel. >> it is their first meeting in more than a year. the two are expected to discuss american military aid to israel. nearly two-month wave of violence between palestinian and israelis and the ongoing crisis in sierra. and they hope to ease tensions over the iran nuclear deal. >>> the owner of a pit bull that killed a 9-year-old girl on long island is under arrest on an unrelated charge. police arrested carlyle arnold at the scene of yesterday's attack for violating an order of protection, an officer shot and killed the dog after it mauled the child as she played with her friend in the backyard in elmont. that girl later died at the hospital. >>> two americans have been killed at a police t

benjamin knows a lot about it. again, we can expect these operations to be going on in particular neighborhoods. >> that may have folks would be prone to joining isis, heavily immigrant enclaves, such as this. >> sure. i mean, not necessarily immigrants. you can have people who were born in france, the sons, first generation, french nationals. i lived in london for three years. it has a similar problem with radical islamists and jihadism. there is a scarce terrorist attack, it doesn't work back to some british university or neighborhood in the u.k. it was exactly this problem, you had children of you know from fairly well educated bougios backgrounds, one went to one of the most finishing schools or secondary schools in the country. this is a problem. children who have access remotely through the internet, watching the sermons, you can live stream isis clerics, friday prayers an sermons on a platform called zela on your mobile phone. it's like having it muched into your sitting in a mosque in raqqa, itself. this is the problem. and you know the french are going to find that their entire city, their entire country is p

police say the man in the back seat is benjamin golden and he is now facing a pair of misdemeanor charges. has for the driver, he may be changing his mind about driving for uber in the future. the passenger in the video was a corporate manager for taco bell, but he lost his job monday night when this video surfaced. >> kevin: tracking cooler temperatures moving in overnight and for you day tomorrow and some showers that will be pushing our way. when you can expect those to impact your weather. >> elizabeth: but first, if you could know at an early age that you carried the gene of a deadly disease, would you want to know? tonight, the simple test that could give you the answer and how one family struggled with that situation. there's a better way to specialized surgery that's right for you: lahey hospital and medical center. cardiac teams pioneering innovative treatments... and neurosurgeons at the forefront of spinal surgery... right here. america's largest live-donor liver transplant program... right now. and quality outcomes among the nation's best... the right outcomes... for who matters most. lahey hospital and

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president, one of the founding fathers, benjamin franklin, said, you may delay but time will not. for far too long republicans have delayed doing something to address our nation's insolvent surface transportation system or to address other vitally important infrastructure problems. as paul ryan said earlier this year on the house floor, quote, "instead of fixing the problem, we've dodged it. five times we've come up with temporary solutions and transferred money from the general fund into the trust fund, which in english means we patched a pothole and not fixed the problem." sadly, mr. president, that is what has happened. and it looks like it's going to happen again, which is really too bad. we're going to have another short-term extension because the conferees couldn't work out the differences. our republican colleagues have delayed, but time has marched on, and it's wreaked havoc on our nation's tens of thousands of roads that are in disrepair. that is problem and a very dangerous one. we have 61,000 roads and bridges that have been deemed structurally deficient. just a short d

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that may have stimulated my interest in crime prevention. were you an only child? benjamin: i had an older sister. i lived with an aunt. they both remarried. they both lived happily after. my mother and father were related. they were second cousins. they were assigned to marriage at birth and it did not work out. their subsequent marriages work very well and we were all good friends. >> what made you go to law school? benjamin: i always wanted to be a lawyer. somehow i always wanted to be a lawyer. that's where i went to law school. i was interested in crime prevention. i had no interest in taxation. i thought i was never going to have any money. i have no interest in corporate law. i was immediately involved in criminal law and did very well. work under one of these student aid programs. he was a leading authority on the field of juvenile crime. that had an important influence on my career. when you were in college, the war had started. benjamin: it started when i was in law school. 7, pearlr december harbor. when the united states involvement in the war, it was on in euro

benjamin. >> reporter: yes, julie, the city is trying to get back to normal. a complete lock down and subway and shots are all closed. they reduced it to 4 or 3. an attack may possible but not imminent. but here, people are on edge. things are back to normal and christmas shoppers are out today. they are trying to their best. paris, they came out to pay homage to the people who died two weeks ago. and theñr president hollande nod the 130 were younger than 35 and enjoying a friday night of music, drinks and sport. the youngest was 17 and the oldest 68. he sounded defiant and vowing to find the attackers wherever they might be. here he is speaking. >> i without rest france will protect its children and promise you that france will remain herself as the dead loved her and wished her to remain. >> reporter: one of the attackers they have not found was salah abdesslam. a sixth person was accused of working with the culprits but did not say whether he was still at large. salah abdesslam got away. and it is two weeks since the attack happen. he was leld by police and got away. he's thought to be going to syria the other one was muhammed a brimdini. and he was seen