>> ...king of the jews! hosanna, jesus, king of the jews! hosanna, jesus, king of the jews! indistinct shouting ] >> [ breathing quickly ] [ grunting ] [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ grunting ] aah! ohh. >> enough! guards, hold your place. >> guards, hold the line! hold the line! >> what i came to do...is done. [ coins clatter ] [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ >> our impotence in dealing with this man will bring about the disdain of the romans. he invalidates our authority, both in the temple and in jerusalem. >> if he leaves and returns a triumphant leader, pilate may decide to deal with him instead of us. let's judge him here, in this room, and stone him to death. >> how? the mob makes his arrest impossible. he's surrounded by hundreds who venerate him. >> i have seen a weakness. >> hmm? >> tell us. >> betrayal, by one of his own. >> impossible. they worship him. >> perhaps not all. >> judas iscariot. [ chuckles ] [ horse snorts ] >> the tax collector. >> [ chuckles ] wasn't sure you'd remember me, going as you go, seeing many faces. >> but few horses like this. >> yes, to be admir

king okay? is dr. king okay?" i said, "he's gonna be fine," i said, "but i'm gonna bring him out this way. i don't want the crowd surging forward. i want to be able to get him out without you people pushing too close to him. so, stand back when i bring him out. i want you to stand back." and they go, "okay, okay," you know. so, i moved the radio car around to the rear, over on 124th street -- the rear of the store and went upstairs on the freight elevator. >> mm-hmm. >> at that time, we didn't have walkie-talkie radio. the only communication i had with headquarters was to use i'd notify c.u. that, uh -- what we had. and then i called harlem hospital, notified them, because we didn't have e.m.s. in those days. >> mm-hmm. >> each hospital had its own ambulance. so, i notified harlem hospital what we had -- dr. king had been stabbed. i described the wound, and they said, "get him here as fast as you can." >> and how did you transport him there? >> we transported -- i had them send an ambulance from harlem hospital an

the face of the new king, salman, looms large over the streets. a single family, the house of saud, has ruled the country since its founding. they subscribe to a strict form of the sunni branch of islam, and the country is run according to sharia law. the royal family and their inner circle are among the wealthiest people in the world. yasser films an avenue of palaces. this is the saudi arabia the world usually sees: a country of wealth and luxury shopping malls. but the global crash in oil prices has hit the saudi economy hard. >> narrator: although the saudi government has spent billions on social welfare, as much as a quarter of the population is estimated to live in poverty-- a reality rarely seen. >> (translated): i'm going to show you how people live here. >> narrator: yasser brings his hidden camera to a slum on the edge of the holy city of mecca. >> (translated): people are living in real misery here. children selling things. oh, my god. look, it's a dump. look at the sewage. the way money is spread, it's kept among the ruling family. it'

launched last september the site has already published stories about the king's secretary hiring a prirm to polish his image. a scandal at one of the country's leading banks and the failure of the department's agriculture initiative. >> translation: economic asphyxiation is a powerful weapon but is being used by the regime to eliminate and destroy papers. today in an environment of extreme fragility, one has to be very courageous to public articles that might turn investors away. we here are in a unique situation. i don't think anyone here has tried to do what we're doing, which is a pay wall, an economic model based essentially on subscriptions. we've been on line for three months and are in a trial run. >> reporter: five years on from the uprising that sparked the king's new constitution, people are back on the streets. reporters are awaiting a press code. subversive media outlets are cut off streams and journalist are facing trials. the battle lines are still red >>> there are some news outlets trying to get past the red lives and the taboos. we mentioned the french language site l

john king. mr. lee: tonight the nomination is set to come before the senate not for a robust debate but for a hasty vote and by all accounts confirmation is expected. i rise today to oppose the nomination of dr. king and to urge my colleagues to join me in voting against his confirmation as secretary of education. i studied dr. king's professional record, most notably his time in new york's department of education. and i've reviewed the transcript of his confirmation hearing. based on the policies that he has supported, the bipartisan opposition he has invited throughout his career, and his uncompromising commitment to the designs of bureaucrats and central planners over the latest experiences of parents and teachers, i believe it would be grave error for the senate to confirm dr. king's nomination at this time. indeed i believe it would be difficult for anyone to support dr. king's nomination on the basis of his record. the problem is not that dr. king lacks experience. on paper you might even thin

no king allows a rival to his throne. >> but our home? >> enough.at i feel. >> you're leaving? >> there's danger here. >> where will you go? >> wherever herod is not. >> elizabeth, pack our things. we will go, as well. go on. our purpose was visiting your cousin, and now we have none. ♪ >> [ crying ] [ animals bleating ] ♪ >> on this day, give no thought to what you do. by king herod's order, the male babies, all of them! you seven this way, the rest with me. in there. >> [ gasps ] >> you two -- there. >> no! no, no! >> is it a boy? >> it's a girl! >> show me. >> please. >> no. [ women screaming ] >> where are your children? >> no, no. ohh! >> aah! [ crying ] >> aah! no, no! [ screams ] >> [ crying ] >> [ gasping ] oh, oh! oh, please! i beg you, don't kill my son! aah! [ chokes ] >> [ vocalizing ] ♪ [ sword slices ] [ screaming in distance ] >> [ crying ] [ screaming continues ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ insects chirping ] >> who is there? antipas? [ gasps ] my heart. [ gasping ] help me. [ groaning ] antipas. antipa-- anti-- antipas. [ gasping

no king allows a rival to his throne. >> but our home? >> enough.at i feel. >> you're leaving? >> there's danger here. >> where will you go? >> wherever herod is not. >> elizabeth, pack our things. we will go, as well. go on. our purpose was visiting your cousin, and now we have none. ♪ >> [ crying ] [ animals bleating ] ♪ >> on this day, give no thought to what you do. by king herod's order, the male babies, all of them! you seven this way, the rest with me. in there. >> [ gasps ] >> you two -- there. >> no! no, no! >> is it a boy? >> it's a girl! >> show me. >> please. >> no. [ women screaming ] >> where are your children? >> no, no. ohh! >> aah! [ crying ] >> aah! no, no! [ screams ] >> [ crying ] >> [ gasping ] oh, oh! oh, please! i beg you, don't kill my son! aah! [ chokes ] >> [ vocalizing ] ♪ [ sword slices ] [ screaming in distance ] >> [ crying ] [ screaming continues ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ insects chirping ] >> who is there? antipas? [ gasps ] my heart. [ gasping ] help me. [ groaning ] antipas. antipa-- anti-- antipas. [ gasping

king and dr. king, knowing that that would be a mistake, stepped out on the porch and decided to play for peace. he told all of them to go home and put away their weapons. he reminded them that even if they received violence, they would not return it. and even if he was stopped, that the movement would not be stopped, because what they were doing was right. at this point, the focus shifted and instead of running dr. king out of town alone, it was attempted to run more people out of town with him, by indicting all of them on the anti-board. these are some of the individuals that were indicted on that law. so you will see a lot of faces you will recognize, like dr. king, or mr. abernathy. abernat. they felt very strongly about being soldiers and being treated like second-class citizens. theuse they were not using buses, they still needed a means of transportation. of the carsplica they used, which is a 1955 beller station wagon. now these cars, some were .urchased and somewhere donated but they use

king.and we welcome dr. king's family, who i know are here, and i'll let him do the introducing of them at a later time. i'm very glad we're having this hearing today, when senator murray and i and representative scott and others were at the white house on december 10th for the signing of no child left behind by president obama, i urged the president to send to the senate a nominee to succeed education secretary arne duncan. i did that because this is such an important year for schools. we need an education secretary who is confirmed and accountable to congress while we're implementing a law that may govern elementary and secondary education for years to come. i want to be sure that we're working together to implement it as congress wrote it. so, congratulations on your nomination, dr. king. and if you'll permit a personal note, this very month 25 years ago i was sitting in the same position that you're sitting today. having been nominated as u.s. education secretary by president george h.w

falls bridge, of course, connecting kelly drive to the martin luther king drive. that is opened and great news for folks this morning in the neighborhood. now some bad news for folks that use the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound lanes are closed this morning at the downingtown interchange. all because of an overnight tractor trailer accident and fire. all traffic detoured off at 100. take 100 down to route 30, lancaster avenue taking you you over to 202, 202 will take you up to king of prussia that is a detour, probably adding ten or 15 minutes easy into your trip if you are leaving that reading, morgan town area and heading eastbound in toward king of prussia this morning. big games tonight, basketball in south philadelphia, the first game i believe is slated for 7:27 but we will see volume heading in the sold out wells far get center. the subway running sports express trains that start at 6:00 o'clock. so you may want to park in the the city, grab something to eat and take broad street subway down to catch the game in the game stadium later tonight. i-95 looking

king in 1968, the freedom ride is right in the middle of that history. it was the halfway point for those events. what happened here on the streets of montgomery really became a turning point for the movement. the freedom rise was a civil rights campaign to challenge the segregated laws in interstate travel across the south. the freedom rides again with two groups of integrated people, blacks and whites, leaving on greyhound buses traveling through the deep south to test whether the facilities and the modes of transportation work, and were compliant with the recent supreme court ruling in which the supreme court outlaws segregation in interstate travel. the groups that left washington, d.c. on may 4, 1961 would travel through the deep south and would arrive in new orleans on may 17, 1961, which would be the seventh anniversary of the brown versus board of education impaired as they left washington, d.c. and traveled through the upper south, virginia, north carolina, they really didn't run into much resistance. there were a few glares, but nothing serious

you've got to take care of business with the king. you, too. ernie: you're the king. russ: as mel brooks said, it's good to be king. ernie: and a king can be a woman. let's face it. things are always changing in life. i want to know how well you your answers are coming up next. it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and new infrastructure for a new generation attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in rochester, with world-class botox. and in buffalo, where medicine meets the future. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - ernie: let's face it. we all have to adjust. how do you handle changes in life? >> i usually speak to some family members, my fiancee, and just -- i'm good under pressure. ernie: you get a lot of opinions. >> i love change. i go out and

rodney king brutally beaten by police officers, but justice was not guaranteed for king. jennifer london takes a look back. >> 25 years ago, the nation watched as los angeles police officers beat rodney king, the video camera captured the takedown, he was working in south l.a. when he first saw the beating. >> somebody told me, turn the tv on. what's going on here? want liquor store, i don't know where, it was not in the homes, but the community. and i saw it, and to me, it was horrible. they were just relentlessly brutalizing rodney king. >> reporter: the beating of king took place after a high-speed chase ended here on osbourne street in the san fernando valley. the noise woke george holiday, who was sleeping, and he rushed to his balcony and substantiated recording. when the beating was over, king had a fractured skull and internal injuries. a year later, the four officers were acquitted and minutes later, south l.a. started to burn. the rioting lasted five days, and left 52 people dead and thousands injured. but tenancy not just the beating of king by the officers tha

including king.ed in the middle of the night to a state penitentiary in rural georgia. >> and he's at risk there. his wife is afraid he's going to get killed. >> this is nixon's golden opportunity to rescue dr. king and scoop the black vote. dad, you can just drop me off right here. oh no, i'll take you up to the front of the school. that's where your friends are. seriously, it's, it's really fine. you don't want to be seen with your dad? no, it's..no.. this about a boy? dad! stop, please. oh, there's tracy. what! [ horn honking ] [ forward collision warning ] [ car braking ] bye dad! it brakes when you don't. forward collision warning and autonomous emergency braking. available on the newly redesigned passat. from volkswagen. out on the town or in for the night, at&t helps keep everyone connected. right now at at&t, buy one get one free on our most popular smartphones. no matter how you hang out, share every minute of it. buy one get one free on our most popular smartphones. and right now, get up to

education secretary john king. mr. king talked about the administration's k-12 education priorities. the full senate is scheduled to vote on mr. king's nomination this afternoon beginning at 4 p.m. eastern with a vote scheduled for 5:30 p.m. this is about 30 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> all right, everybody. moving on to our final part today, also going to be an amazing half hour where you're going to get a chance to hear from a very important player in k-12, acting u.s. secretary of education john b. king jr. who is on his way to being confirmed as u.s. secretary of education. [applause] secretary king is a career ecker who taught -- educator who taught, served as a principal, operated a charter school and was new york state's education commissioner before joining the u.s. the president of education last year. now, with less than a year to go in the obama administration, secretary king is charged with implementing the nation's reauthorized k-12 law, the every student succeeds act. so please join me in welcomi

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king and dr. king, knowing that that would be a mistake, stepped out on the porch and decided to play for peace. he told all of them to go home and put away their weapons. he reminded them that even if they received violence, they would not return it. , thaten if he was stopped the movement would not be stopped, because what they were doing was right. focus shifted the and instead of running dr. king out of town alone, it was attempted to run more people out of town with him, by indicting all of them on the anti-board. these are some of the individuals that were indicted on that law. so you will see a lot of faces you will recognize, like dr. king, or mr. abernathy. you also see three men in a united states uniform, they obviously felt strongly about being soldiers and being treated like second-class citizens where they were born and raised. because they were not using the buses, they needed a means of transportation, so this is a used, aof the cars they 1955 station wagon. were cars, some of them

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we have another unpopular king in england, james ii, the last king of the house of stuart. he had risen to the throne after the death of his older brother charles ii. charles and james agreed with each other on their policy positions. they were both catholics and sympathetic to catholicism, and they both believed in royal power. but charles was charming, cautious, unlucky. james was none of these things. charles only converted to catholicism on his deathbed. although he had 20 children, none of them were legitimate, so he wasn't going to pass on anything to his heirs. his was popular girlfriend was the actress nel gwen, and she stopped the mob which was attacking her carriage by crying out, "good people, i am protestant whore," so they left her alone. [laughter] james was an honest, earnest, and forthright adult convert to catholicism. he also had a son. in england in 1688, catholicism and the spanish armada and louis xiv. the spanish armada was history but but louis xiv was very much alive. england could swallow a catholic king, but they could not swallow a string of them.

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they were relentlessly brutalizing rodney king. >> the beating of king took place after a high speedchase ended here in the san fernando valley. the noise week george holliday who lived in this complex. he rushed to his balcony and started recording. when the beating was over king had a fractured skull. four officers were charged with assault with a deadly weapon and use of excessive force. in 1992, the four officers were acquitted. minutes later south l.a. starth to burn. rioting lasted nine days and left 50 dead and 2,000 injured. it wasn't so much the beating of king and the acquittal of the officers that set it in motion. it came to symbolize police brutality yip. >> he couldn't deny the violence in injustice. >> it was the first viral video during a time when smartphones didn't exist. 25 years later more and more instances of police beatings are caught on camera. on staten island more and more guide when police put him in a chokehold. in south carolina, walter scott was shot and killed by police. here in l.a., along skid road, a black man shot and killed by police. maria, a prof

this was a document that was signed by king john. king john was very good at collecting taxes. he was very bad at waging foreign wars. he also had a reputation for cruelty. he probably wasn't crueler than most kings in the middle ages, but he had the reputation for it. winston churchill, in his history of the english speaking people, talks about the disappearance of one of john's arrivals, and he says he was murdered by john's orders, it was not disputed at the time or afterwards. the weather he was mutilated or blinded before hand remains unanswered. [laughter] felte barons of england they were oppressed and miss governed. revert -- verge the compromise that ended civil war was the night and a cartel. it was not a bill of rights as we would understand it today. it is a futile contract between a king and his most important e lords,ords -- lieg his obligations to them, there's to him. it is very detailed on medieval property question, for history law. -- forestry law, how to deal with wales, which have been newly acquired by england. there were several points that would become i

king led a prayer of solidarity.reet, in the shadow of a human barrier before them. can't call this moment the greatest demonstration for freedom that we have ever had in the south. it takes more than tear gas to extinguish an idea. flesh can burn. ribs can break. skulls can even be fractured. but it takes something more than a club club or a hose to break spirit. congressman john lewis understands this better than many and as others have said, we're glad he's with us here today. he knows that marchers' spirits weren't broken that day. he knows that a profound but simple idea continued to burn bright, that we are all god's children equal before him and equal before the law. the marchers continued onwards on their journey, marching from brown chapel a.m.e. church, marching down highway 80. after five long days, after 54 long lonely miles of freezing temperatures, grueling rain and muddy camp sites, the marchers arrived at the steps of the capitol in montgomery. the "new york times" said the next day that the marchers

tonight, jason bateman -- from " how to get away with murder" , aja naomi king. this week in unnecessary censorship -- cleto and the cletones. and now, if there is no further questions, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> thanks for watching. thanks for coming. >> jimmy: we have so much to get to tonight. we have so many important things tonight. i'm going to solve all your problems tonight but first, i have a joke from my mother. my mother texted me a joke this morning. a donald trump joke. do you want to hear it? >> jimmy: the correct answer is no. all right. so this came in. it came in at 10:05:00 a.m. we used to love donald duck. now we have another donald that makes us want to duck. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: now you see where i get it. actually took time. oh i got a good one and typed it. sent it to me. but as funny as my mother is she has nothing on mitt romney. i'll tell you that. mitt romney this morning made a televised speech in which he went all in after donald trump. he called him a phony and a fraud. he said he's playing the ameri

a federal law to get rid of unfair mandates and will watch secretary king closely. steve: the which of suspect in 2005 disappear afternoon ance of -- disappearance of natalee holloway may have finally admitted to it. van der sloot is last person to see her alive in aruba. van der sloot is serving time in a jail in peru for a unrelated murder. dari: search continues for a suspect accused of fatally stabbing a man in harlem, julio val as in the back last night, the victim made his way to 110 street station where he collapsed and died. if you have any information, crime stoppers is the number, 800-577-tips. steve: a 15-year-old queens student arrested for bringing a loaded gun to class. at york college academy in jamaica school. an 11-year-old boy this week schmuck a sneakeda loaded gun into his elementary school. dari: there are 50 confirmed cases of zika in new york state alone could they were contracted while traveling to tropical locations, as we look at the time for mosquito season here, governor cuomo has a plan to stop the disease from spreading. >> we had about

kings church, doctor king's church, in his wheelchair. the assassination's bullet, his body had been riddled six times. most people would have died. but he survived six bullets to his body but his body was completely paralyzed from the waist down. he had no feeling and was on pain pills a lot. probably put 16 pain pills it made him incoherent. it gave rise to him crying a lot. i might find him in the corner in his wheelchair with a cigar in his mouth talking about tiny stuff, telling the same story, he would say to me steve, when you were a little boy you were a pageboy, you had to be a page. i was a pageboy too. those shepherds in the northern part of york county, i know, by the way, and he was also hank williams -- up there. he says steve, jenny wallace is my aunt, an old maid. he would tell me that same story over and over again. he would call me on the floor and tell me one day the funniest thing. he would tell me the story verbatim, called me six times that week, voting on one of his bills. i told the person the secretary who came to

king james hammering it home. welcome to our post in coverage. i'm andy baskin alongside head coach of brush high school, chet mason. your thoughts on today's 'game? >> be playing the weight coach lou preaching -- the way coach lou been preaching. they was able to get to the rim and that opened them up to >> they put on a clinic today for three point >>> how much is this a part of part -- coach lou's let's get in there? push, push, push. >> i mean, that's their goal. the goal is to get up those numbers and points. they want to still play defense of the highest level but pushing the ball opens up threes like they had tonight. >> let's take a look at final stats. lebron james 27 points, five assists. j.r. smith 17 points, one rebound and five assists. i want to run through a number of talk -- topics with you. you have spent a lot of time around the cavaliers playing summer league. your thoughts on lou? >> i love thai lou. he is a point guard. he no what it takes -- he knows what it takes to take the cavaliers where they want to go. >> lebron james

live in king of prussia, i'm vernon odom, jim.e've seen it before. >> thank you, vernon. >>> new jersey's oldest bridge is open to traffic after undergoing emergency repairs. the route 206 bridge over the stony brook and princeton reopened last night. the bridge was closed two weeks ago after the new jersey department of transportation found cracks in the bridge's support. a truck detour will remain in place until permanent repairs are completed this summer. >>> members of the delaware air national guard received a warm welcome home in new castle today. >> daddy. >> daddy. >> dozens of airmen received hugs and kisses as they stepped off the plane. the 166th air lift wing returned from a four month deployment in the middle east. these troops say they are thrilled to be reunited with their names. >> want to spend time with the family and spend as much time as i can. i hate going away and missing the time with them but, love them so much and happy to be back. >> over the next two days another 60 airmen will return home. >>> coming up

martin luther king jr.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 it's worth saving, you know

duel and draft kings don't care, they're in. let one of these smaller sites bring in the litigation. whether that's successful in the future, i don't know. >> they're targeting september. but does this seem like something that will happen within a month or sooner? >> i think the local happen sooner than september. the lawsuit got stayed -- or part of the lawsuit the attorney general bought seeking restitution damages -- part of it is allowed to go forward. that's the part on consumer fraud. i think the local happen before september and before the budget goes. whether the regulations happen before september, that's a different story. >> there's a different element as well. that's the sponsorship deals, they have with almost every new york team from the knicks to the jets to the giants. they have deals with these teams. they have deals with the leagues as well. adam silver, the commissioner of the nba, has come out in >> is there hypocrisy? gambling and sports doesn't seem to mix usually. not with the leagues at least. >> some the

king led a prayer of solidarity.archers met in the street of a -- in the shadow of the human in the greatest demonstration for freedom that we have ever had in the south. it takes more than teargas to extinguish an idea. ribs can break, schools can be fractured, and it takes more than a hose to break your spirit. congressman lewis understands this better than many, and as others have said, we are glad he is with us here today. he knows that marchers spirits that at broken, and profound, but simple idea continues to burn bright. we are all god's children, equal before him and before the law. the marchers continued onwards. after five long days, after 54 long, lonely miles of freezing , theratures, grueling rain marchers say that they have moved towards their goal of freedom. from some of the montgomery, -- from selma to montgomery, their pilgrimage changed the moral landscape of the south. let me tell you, events like these help transform the south in many ways. some 50 years later, we gather this afternoon. we also b