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scheduled to speak including the warriors steph curry, finger john legend, obama created the group five years ago after the death of trayvon martin today is the first national gathering of the organization. earlier john legend sat down with trayvon martin's mother where they spoke about ending gun violence. >> support young men who oftentimes don't have fathers. or don't have a relationship with their fathers i was one of those young people. i didn't know my father very well. >> kids and young men the don't have that presence is awakening me too a responsibility with platforms that we have. >> a little exchange between the president and steph curry. ryan coogler and actor michael b. jordan also scheduled for later tonight and they will be talking about storytelling for men of color. other topics being discussed include stopping youth violence, mentoring, masculine misty and perspectives from community leaders. and of course we will be continuing to monitor the event. >>> mr. obama sprint spent presidents' day in the bay area. they enjoyed smoked oysters and teichert. >>> san jose's mayor facing questions about a make a land deal

if you are driving to san mateo or the john martin bridge, you can see the traffic is moving along all right. there are no major problems on the peninsula. some commutes have been spoiled, so to speak. there was an earlier crash on westbound 80 at hilltop, and you can tell that there is something going on here. what is this at the bay bridge toll plaza? it looks like a tow truck trying to get out, or a stalled vehicle somewhere, we will see you are that guy goes. we will keep an eye on it. i really hope the bay bridge commute is not messed up by what is of going on over here. this could be bad news for the bay bridge. we will keep an eye on it year. let's go back to the desk. >>> a major political figure is running for president in 2020. cory booker is among those hoping to replace resident trump. in an early morning announcement, he called to unite a deeply polarized nation and took a jab at president trump. he joins a growing group including, harris, - - including kamala harris. we will have the report in the next half-hour. >>> a search goes on for a man accused of raping a woman on

steph curry talked about his insecurities as a young man and singer john legend talked about trayvon martin and jordan davis that were killed by gun violence. >> parents and teachers get the yesterday prepare for what is ahead and educators want a 12% right of the next three years. the oakland unified school district is offering a 5% raise in the average teacher salary last year was $63,000. there is a full survival guide for parents to get you through the oakland teachers strike. the last time that teachers walked off the job in oakland in 1 >>> it is 4:39 am. >>> the numbers are out and is the first state of cannabis sales that misses the mark, and how much tax the new cash brought ian. >> looking at the golden gate bridge, clear conditions with showers on the way here the california first-year >>> the state has $345 million of tax revenue last year, a far cry from the $1 billion predicted. the assembly member claims high taxes in the robust black market. there was a bill recently introduced that would lower the positioned at pier 80 in san francisco and being loaded on the carrier to be

trayvon martin's mother and singer john legend. >>> in the south bay an unexpected lunch guest at station 19. the mayor came in. tweeting a photo of he and his wife at the fire station today. the city's first couple dropping by to say thank you for saving the mayor after he was hit while riding his back. a driver hit the mayor on new year's day. he fractured two of his vertabrae and sternum. >>> a clear day allowed people to clear the roadways and allowed drivers to get to their destination. cal tran says it received 40 d inches of snow. a lot of people are driving back to the bay area after spending the weekend in lots of snow. >> there is going to be ice on the road so drive slow. when they say 30 miles an hour, drive 30 miles an hour. just take it >> officials only major highways have been plowed. like 80 and 50. drivers need to be education tra cautious driving on those side roads. >>> a lot happening. we saw the sun today. i know we're wimps. it's still cold. >> i know. it's freezing. it is hard to complain when we finally get this nice break in here with that blue sky. i know a lot

enfrenta las situaciones. 04 el evento cont con la participacion de john legend quien sostuvo una conversacion con las madres de trayvon martingrant, jovenes que hoy es el último día de la conferencia nacional esta es una oportunidad de poder representar la cultura y tener una voz. >> qué lindo poder estar ahí. >> le contamos que la compra y venta de armas de fuego en san josé podría tener más restricción. >> solo había una persona en la vivienda al momento que ocurrió el incidente la causa sigue en investigación. >> también el sospechoso de atropellar a una niña de 7 años de edad y fue arrestado ua cuando se v que el sospechoso >> esto currió el sábado >> gerente de un restaurante mexicano todo por hablar español, el video terminó en las redes sociales y la señora le dijo al gerente que se fuera al país. >> es algo desagradable, ¿cómo es posible que en este año vamos para atrás en vez de ir adelante? >> la mujer dijo que el inmigrante la violó por eso no tiene respeto para otros inmigrantes y ella pagó la cuenta y se fue del restaurante. >>re joaquín el la cárcel y pa la madre el "chapo" guzmán pasa resto de sus días tras la

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john legend played and spoke to the mothers of trayvon martin, oscar grant jordan davis, all victims of gun violence. they encourage the young people here tonight. the point is to highlight the work young men are doing across the country as part of my brother's keeper. here is what steph curry had to say. >> the swagger and the confidence you see on the court right now wasn't always there. it took me a minute to get there but i had to continue to grind. where we were in that process, keep fighting. >> reporter: some of the folks also got a little mini concert from john legend. ♪ ♪ . >> reporter: he also led the discussion as well. really a treat for all the young people who have come from all over the country for this event. this will not be all day two will feature back panther filmmaker and actor michael b. jordan. that will be happening tomorrow. a lot of really excited young people, excited to be in oakland and excited to see barack obama and steph curry. >> what an amazing lineup for sure. >>> oakland public school teachers planning to strike on thursday. the key demand is they

if we can't ascend to the moral and spiritual level, this is the legacy of martin luther king, of johnsimone. how do we keep that legacy alive? and thank god that we have some kind of context in which we can go beyond just this ugly name calling and finger pointing, because all of us in the end are fallen. all of us in the end are in some sense sinners. and if your you're going to do away with all the racist elements and sensibilities, you're not going to have too many people in congress, on wall street, not too many people on television, because all of us are shaped to some degree. there's gradations. the ku klux klan, but there's also gangsters small g, working in this regard. and the question is, how do we remain in contact with the humanity of each and every one of us so we can accent our best? i believe brother ralph has potential to be a great anti-racist activist just like lbj. he doesn't have to be in office to do that, because i don't think he can govern, but i'm concerned about him as a human being, as well. he's a human being. he is made in the image of god like anybody else

john? very different story hereâ >> reporter: allen, despite the holiday today martin luther king elementarywas actually a pretty busy place. they were having a community service project, but come thursday it could be a very different story here. >> we are so proud of our city. >> reporter: oakland mayor libby schaaf gave an upbeat welcome to the hundreds of volunteers at today's my brother's keeper school clean- up event, but she wasn't optimistic that a teachers strike could be avoided. >> i would be surprised if a strike could be averted for thursday, but there is no school friday. i am hopeful that this can remain a one-day strike. >> reporter: if the strike happens, the city says it will open libraries and 15 recreation centers to give kids a place to go, but the district wants parents to bring their kids to school saying central office support staff will be there to supervise. mlk's principal says students will work on computer-based learning programs and watch instructional science videos. >> so instruction will be going on that is quality and that does focus on the common core standa

. >> award winning musician john legend performed and led a panel with the mothers of trayvon martin and jordan davis. >> i'm kate larsen, abc 7 news. >>> never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >>> look at how much warmer the temperatures are. up to 19 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. let's take a look at the numbers. we'll go up to the north bay where we're freezing cold yesterday. now we're in the low to upper 40s except for ukiah at 39 degrees. let's take a look at some of the other neighborhoods. remember the east bay, we were in the 20s. san ramon, 44 degrees right now. 50 in alameda. newark, redwood city, cupertino, san jose. here's a look at san rafael. one. first areas to receive the scattered showers today. the breezes are a big deal right now especially on the east-west bridges. small craft advisory on the bay today for those gusty breezes. look at the bell shape to our temperatures today. 46 at 8:00. 56 at noon. 47 at 8:00. notice you don't see a raindrop on there. it's going to happen. that's how scatter and isolated they're going to be

going on snoerts >> reporter: the event including a performance from john legend who hosted a conversation with the mothers of trayvon martinnd oscar grant. in the end, the attendees leaving inspired. >> well, for me, every word they were saying was just a word that we should be all listening for, and every word he was saying just sparked something in me. >> reporter: the event and message continues with different speakers tomorrow morning. ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> okay. are you ready to feel the bern? agai one more candidates democratic primary ring. yes, bernie sanders confirming to vermont public radio that he will try for the 2020 democratic nomination. senator sanders says he's running to oppose president trump and to, again, bring his progressive ideas of a $15 minimum wage, free college tuition, climate change, and medicare for all to the people. >> this tug-of-war is worth billions of dollars. governor newsome saying president trump's demand for california to return billions of federal dollars is a, quote, clear political retribution. the governor went on to say, it's no coincidence that the administration's

martin. rubio you have might pay all you have mr john bolton and now elliott abrams directing foreign policy in washington sensually taking over the function of the state department we are essentially embarked on a course of regime change the us has embarked on this course previously since which of us was elected in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight the us assad regime change across three different governments bush obama and now trump and will continue to see an escalation of conflict in the context of venezuela versus the us meanwhile just across the caribbean sea haiti has seen a six day of violent unrest in the capital during anti-government protests all seventy eight prisoners sort of local jail were able to escape and one person was reportedly shot dead and several protesters were badly injured. a person is reportedly took advantage while police were distracted by the anti-government demonstration protesters are demanding that the president of the poorest country in the caribbean step down accuse him and his government of corruption and they're angry of a widespread economic hardsh

john legend played live. but also led a discussion with the mothers of oscar grant, trayvon martin, and jordan davis all killed by gun violence. >> it's not about trayvon anymore. it's about the young men that's in here. >> reporter: young people like denary, who said the experience will sit with him. >> i'll never forget because it's my first time seeing them in person. >> reporter: tomorrow is the final day of the convening. and after michael about.ed jordan will take the stage then. >>> bernie sanders is hoping that voters will feel the bern again. he is running for president in 2020. >> and together we can defeat donald trump and repair the damage he has done to our country. >> the reason why i'm still supporting bernie is because he has been a champion for the same issues for over 30 years and walking the walk. >> the sanders campaign says it raised more than $4 million in the first 12 hours today. the independence senator from vermont lost the democratic nomination to hillary clinton in 2016. he says his bid will continuing a of his past run. sanders is the tenth candidate in a crowded presidential field

john fine. he is the deputy general counsel of the company that owns the "national enquirer." this is an e-mail to martin singer, the lawyer in los angeles, and it is an e-mail that could end john fine's career as a lawyer if it is adjudged to be, as jeff bezos says, an attempt at extortion and blackmail. it demands that jeff bezos and his team publically state that, quote, they have no knowledge or basis for suggesting that ami's coverage was politically motivated or influenced by political forces. and in exchange for that, for that statement, the letter says the "national enquirer" agrees not to publish, distribute, share or describe unpublished texts and photos. and then john fine's e-mail says in the case of a breach of the agreement by one or more of the bezos parties, american media is released from its obligation under the agreement and may publish the unpublished materials. so that is attorney john fine putting a threat in writing written in new york sent interstate to a lawyer in los angeles, possibly incurring federal criminal liability on the way in an extortion screhem. jeff bezos decided he

. >> reporter: john legend thing for the crowd gathered here and let a powerful discussion for the mothers of oscar grant, trevon martin, jordan davis all victims of gun violence. they told the young men that the son's death sparked a movement . >> you are our tomorrow and you are the ones to lead us as we are getting older, you will be the ones on the front lines. >> it is no longer about trevon on it's about everyone sitting here the young man sitting here. and for the second and final day, the convening will kickoff tomorrow. this time, filmmaker black panther filmmaker ryan kugler and actor michael b jordan will be headlining. >>> thank you, crystin. >>> san francisco police are searching for vandals who hit several chinese businesses. the damage along noriega street between 32nd and 33 evidence. that's where kpix 5 adria boardman is right now. >> reporter: elizabeth, right now the broken glasses down but plywood is up as sfpd is looking for the vandals behind this damage. on the corner of noriega and 33rd avenue, the sound of plywood being drilled into place. and sparkling safety glass being scraped of punctuated

martin luther king jr.: we hold these truths to be self-evident -- that all men are created equal. john to a new generation of americans. barbara jordan: the american dream need not forever be deferred. lyndon johnson: this is the richest and the most powerful country... >>> this morning on "world news now," president trump is just hours away from signing a bill to avoid a government shutdown. that shutdown set to begin tonight at midnight, and that bill falling short of the billions he demanded for a border wall but there's a controversial plan to secure the rest of the money. >>> tearful tributes were held for the first anniversary of the parkland massacre. how the south florida community came together to honor the 17 lives lost a year ago. >>> and new this half hour, an incredible story of survival. >> the man who came face-to-face with a mountain lion and fought it off to live is recounting how he killed the animal with just his hands. ♪ >> valentine's day was about keeping up with kanye, kim and kenny g. the saxophonist was surrounded by a sea of vases and roses. what a way to cele

martin. amen. (music playing) (thomas schatz) i think one of the things that makes "the searchers" such a powerful film is the johnayne figure. the western hero by definition is a fairly obsessive type. clearly, in "the searchers," that type of character is pushed to absolute extremes, where it's not simply obsessive but virtually psychotic behavior. maybe you don't know my brad's been sitting up -- i'd be obliged if you'd come to the point, ma'am. it's just that i know that martha'd want you to take care of her boys as well as her girls. and if the girls are dead, don't let the boys waste their lives in vengeance. promise me, ethan! well, come on, if you're going with us. (thomas schatz) one thing that happens as we watch the film, that what we have learned to live with in terms of a character's psychology and set of behaviors, if pushed just a little ways, is pretty frightening.

martin in florida. it inspires them to -- warriors star steph curry and singer john legend will join mr. obama on tuesday for a town hall. michael coogler and ryan jordan will be featured speak eshs. it's invite only and taking place at the oakland scottish rites center. it's on abc7news.com. reporting live in oakland, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> thank you, matt. take a look at this new video showing the remote location in the north bay where a hot air balloon was forced to land. this was taken from a california highway patrol helicopter. there was no danger or emergency. but the weather caused the balloon to land on skaggs island. the tourists have quite the story to bring home. >> jobina fortson has details from vallejo. >> what you're seeing is a hot air balloon being pulled from the marshlands after something went wrong and then right. >> at no time was there -- you didn't feel you were in danger. he made the best decisions with what he had to work with today. >> a pilot from sonoma ballooning adventures had to do quick thinking. they started in sonoma. at some point the winds got s

chief of police: the shooter is identified as gary martin... unsure of the motive.one man who ran from the building describes seeing the gunman voice of johnobst/ witness: what i saw was the guy running down the aisle with a pistol with a laser on it.police, firefighters and federal agents all rushing to the scene...the gunman shooting two of the first four officers to respond ...kristen ziman/ aurora chief of police: i want take this opportunity to send positive energy to those officers that are being treated// thank you for running towards gunfire and putting your lives in danger to protect those inside the businessnearby schools were in lockdown as law enforcement worked to get control of the situation.the governor offered his support... pledging to work towards ending the gun violence plaguing illinois. gov. j. b. pritzker/ (d) illinois: may their memory fuel our work to bring peace this state we call home.i'm melisa raney reporting. (grant) the house judiciary committee is launching an immediate investigation of president trump's new national security declaration at the border.(vicki) democratic leaders argue that he didn't need to ta

chief of police: the shooter is identified as gary martin... unsure of the motive.one man who ran from the building describes seeing the gunman voice of johnt/ witness: what i saw was the guy running down the aisle with a pistol with a laser on it.police, firefighters and federal agents all rushing to the scene...the gunman shooting two of the first four officers to respond ...kristen ziman/ aurora chief of police: i want take this opportunity to send positive energy to those officers that are being treated// thank you for running towards gunfire and putting your lives in danger to protect those inside the businessnearby schools were in lockdown as law enforcement worked to get control of the situation.the governor offered his support... pledging to work towards ending the gun violence plaguing illinois. gov. j. b. pritzker/ (d) illinois: may their memory fuel our work to bring peace this state we call home.i'm melisa raney reporting. (ken) still ahead... we continue our coverage of the storm. we'll take a look at the problems in the east bay... with even more rain on the way. (grant) and california is going through a major shift.. traffic

martin luther king jr.: we hold these truths to be self-evident -- that all men are created equal. john f.s been passed to a new generation of americans. barbara jordan: the american dream need not forever be deferred. lyndon johnson: this is the richest and the most powerful country... ♪ >>> this >>> i >>> in morning on "world news now," rapper r. kelly out of jail. he spent three nights behind bars and finally was able to make bail hours ago. but it's his first stop out of jail that has everyone talking. >>> breaking overnight, more than 180 people have been trapped on an amtrak train for more than 24 hours. snow and fallen trees are to blame and the severe weather is not allowing for rescues any time soon. >>> new this half hour the consumer alert, do you k'sn you? >> traces of a weed killing chemical have been discovered in several popular brands. hear the advice for all consumers from a new report. >>> and it was colton's chance to impress the families of his ladies on "the bachelor." the hometown dates are coming up on "the skinny." it's tuesday, february 26th. . >> from abc news, th

john legend in oakland today. it's part of a two-day event for obama foundation mk rising. aimed at closing opportunity gaps facing young men and boys of color. abc 7 news at martin luther king elementary school in oakland. that is where groups took part in a day of service ahead of today's event. former a's all-star pitcher dave stewart was there. he says it's important for young black men to believe they have opportunities to achieve greatness. >> we're looking out for each other and making sure advancement of youth and minorities in the bay area, making sure we pave a way for them. >> there will be a town hall meeting with president obama today. the event is invitation only. >>> the reason they think the actor jussie smollett staged the attack. >>> all eyes on the wihefty! hefty! hefty!n. hey ladies... buy hefty® ultra strong™ at a low price. dada! i wish... get hefty® ultra strong™ costs less than glad® forceflex where sold head to head. >>> let's take a look around the state today. look at that. just about wall-to-wall sunshine except in eureka. clouds, some in the north bay. definitely bright everywhere with mid-50s throughout the central valley, monterey,

for bloomberg business week and jonathan martin, national political correspondent for the "new york times." great to have you guys with us. i'm going to invite johnoin me. >> thank you. >> it's that much fun of a segment that john wants in. >> mark kelly put out a campaign ad about what his motivations are for wanting to serve in the senate. let's watch that. >> nearly lost your life serving your country. >> yes. >> what do you do when bad things happen? >> move ahead. > you have to move ahead. >> yes. >> try to make a difference in the world. >> are you ready? we'll go a hundred miles? >> no. >> how far? >> five miles. >> i learned a lot from being an astronaut, a pilot in the navy, i learned about solving problems from being an engineer. what i learned from my wife is how you use policy to improve people's lives. >> hard to argue with that opening statement, josh. what are your thoughts on that? >> this gives democrats a marquee candidate in what is going to be one of the marquee senate races in 2020. if democrats are going to have a realistic path back to a majority in the senate they have to have republican held seats like arizona. this is ex

martin luther king jr.: we hold these truths to be self-evident -- that all men are created equal. john f.has been passed to a new generation of americans. barbara jordan: the american dream need not forever be deferred. lyndon johnson: this is the richest >>> this morning on >>> this morning on "world news now," president trump addressing america. >> i am asking you to choose greatness. we must go forward together. >> his hour and 20 minute speech to a divided congress, touching on topics from immigration and border security to a new meeting with north korea's kim jong-un. >> usa! usa! >> female lawmakers wearing white, catching the president off guard as they celebrated the historic number of women in new jobs. tate of the unione and we liv waston. >>> wait until you meet this guy, a 21-year-old closing the gap between technology and minorities. his contributions through codin. >>> new this morning, do you want to live like donald trump? at least how he did when he was a kid? his childhood home is up for sale. it will cost a pretty penny. it is wednesday, february 6th. >>> announcer: fro

john maguire, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with lucy martin. 18 celsius. a spike in temperatures as we move celsius. a spike in temperatures as we move through this week. today we are in between two weather fronts. this weather front having cleared towards the east, that is yesterday ‘s weather, the next area of cloud already pushing in from the west as we go through this afternoon. temperatures largely in double figures. but it is turning increasingly wet and breezy as we see those outbreaks of rain working their way gradually north—east through tonight. particularly heavy for western parts of scotland and cumbria as we move into the early hours. further south, we draw a line from southern wales to the wash, south of that it will be largely dry, across the board it will be a mild night, overnight lows between seventh celsius and 11 celsius. tomorrow we have two weather fronts affecting our weather. the first one clears quickly. the second one, a cold front, will work in from the west, bringing outbreaks of rain. tomorrow is looking like a fair

martin luther king jr.: we hold these truths to be self-evident -- that all men are created equal. john f.d to a new generation of americans. barbara jordan: the american dream need not forever be deferred. lyndon johnson: this is the richest and the most powerful country... >>> the carpet may be red, but the fashion is white hot. from regina to amy, a-listers stopping the show with back-to-back gorgeous gowns and tailor tuxes. hollywood's hottest night sizzling with the fiercest fashion that tinsel town thooz offer. here to break down the fashion, dennis kenny. thank you so much for being here. he is a lifestyle expert. he is the head wardrobe stylist for season ten of "trading spaces." most recently, he dressed janai norman for her hosting duties. >> oh, my goodness. >> can we start with that? >> miss janai was stunning. i can't believe how perfect she looked. we did a ruben singer gown with her. hand draped coral perfection. stunning head-to-toe. that color is a trend you saw on the red carpet. oh, my goodness, she wore it well. when that first shot came on, i said we did it. >> i think

martin begins our coverage. >> reporter: for 11 years, monica witt used there top-secret clearance to spy on iran. but she quit in 2010 and latering according to assistant attorney general johnold the iranians all about her secret work. >> what we've alleged is that what she provided them was the identity, names of a secret intelligence program of the u.s. government as well as the identities of an intelligence officer. >> reporter: she first made contact with the iranians while attending an anti-american conference in tehran. after witt returned to the u.s., she started texting with a go-between. a person holding dual u.s.-iranian citizenship who was assessing her potential as a spy. in one text, witt told the go-between she might do like snowden, an apparent reference to edward snowden, the one-time contractor for the national security agency who leaked troves of top-secret documents. then she defected to iran. >> she appears to have switched her allegiance to thinking that the united states, where she was born and raised and worked, was, you know, not where her allegiance was anymore. >> reporter: witt helped the iranians create so-called target packages on the american i

martin bentham, and economist and author of the great economists, linda yeuh. that's all ahead on bbc news now on bbc news it's time for sportsday hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm johnd the principality stadium. we are live here tonight ahead of the third round of rugby union's six nations championship. where wales england will lock horns tomorrow in another huge contest. the match could go some way of determining the outcome of this yea r‘s determining the outcome of this year's championship. we will also be in paris where a wounded scotland take on a french side in disarray. and i am lizzie greenwood—hughes with the rest of the days sports news. as chelsea are banned from making any signings until next year after breaking fifa rules on under—age international transfers. and a second run out in barbados mightjust tip the second one dayer — englands way. hello and welcome to sportsday. we are at the principality stadium. it's wales against england, the only two undefeated teams left in this yea r‘s two undefeated teams left in this year's six nations championship. it's being billed as a grand slam decider, a tournament decider. here we are in the depths of the stadi

martin luther king jr.: we hold these truths to be self-evident -- that all men are created equal. john f.rch has been passed to a new generation of americans. barbara jordan: the american dream need not forever be deferred. lyndon johnson: this is the richest and the most powerful country... >>> this morning on "world news now," a second government shutdown is looming as president trump heads to a key boarder city today. they are trying to negotiate funding for his border wall and they are struggling to compromise. >>> armed and dangerous. that's how federal authorities are describing this man. a former attorney accused of killing his own mother. where he was last seen and the award being offered for a tip leading to his arrest. >>> the best and most interesting looks from the grammys. >> from cardi b looking like an oyster or character from "the little mermaid," we bring you all the moments from the red carpet. >>> you can't forget the shows onstage. cabello heated it up with ricky martin and lady gaga shined singing "shallow," and dolly parton's tribute and everyone is still talking abo

local authorities martin luther king was the target of an attack several buildings were burned down by white extremists leading to riots in the black community in the face of the unrest john f. kennedy sent the national guard to the outskirts of birmingham in harlem marcom x. gave full voice to his anger we are not integration. and we believe that your little to try and mix with someone who doesn't love you well that doesn't mean that we in any any way condone what those friends are doing in birmingham alabama people should know that it is no accident that long balls were writing negro women negro babies a negro children kennedy said nothing it was only after the negro began to strike that. it was then it was then that kennedy called in the on the don't to be going by kennedy don't you people by the don't go to the grocery just when i don't i think you get that good i get the like you don't. after the events of burning martin luther king and malcolm x. were interviewed a few days apart for a program about the race issue brings us an interpretation it was an opportunity to share their opposing vision was to put the black caucus malcolm x. has said of your philosophy that i

martin luther king elementary school. >> this is a timeless event and they will remember forever. >> reporter: former president barack obama is scheduled to speak to young people tuesday along with stefan curry and musician john legend. i asked one teen what he would say to the former president if he gets an opportunity? people inside shared photos with us. 49ers richards sherman in san francisco mayor london. former president obama is scheduled to be here tuesday . in oakland, amberly, ktvu fox 2 news . >>> let's check in with sal, a huge problem in fairfield. one of the biggest issues . >> we had a problem, things are getting better. this is a good news . we also did have a problem on 80 westbound on the richmond parkway that has been cleared . a crash on 580 at hyde street that has been cleared and oakland. these things just happen that is good . is go to the gilroy commute . i want to show you the northbound 101, gilroy to san jose still looks good . we can take a little bit of a breath some of those early- morning issues have been moved to the shoulder and traffic is light. things are recovering rather quickly as we drive through. this is 280 in san jose looks pretty good. here at the bay bridge we do ha

john legend in oakland today. it's part of a two-day event for obama foundation mk rising. my brothers keeper alliance aimed at closing opportunity gaps fade at young boys and men of color. at martinof service before the event. former a's pitcher dave stewart was there. he says it's important for young black men to believe they have opportunities for greatness. >> looking out for reach other. making sure advancement for youth and minorities in the bay area, making sure we pave a way for them. >> there will be a town hall meeting with president obama today. the event is invitation only. >>> new details in the jussie smollett case. two men questioned in the reported attack say they know what motivated smollett to stage the crime. a law enforcement source tells abc news the men told police smollett was upset a written racist threat against him didn't get enough attention. it was sent to the studio that produces "empire." they want to talk to smollett again about the case. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi support for smollett. she wrote, no one should be attacked for who they are and who they love. may we end this hate once and for all. she deleted it after reports he may have staged th

martin luther king elementary school. >> this will be a timeless event, and they will remember forever. >> reporter: former president barack obama scheduled to speak to young people tuesday along with stefan curry and musician john legend. i asked one teen what he would say to the former president if he gets an opportunity. >> i tell him to come to my school. >> reporter: people inside shared photos with us. speakers included 49er richard sherman, and oakland mayor libby schaaf were also here. i am told that mr. obama is here in the bay area tonight and that he is attending a private fundraiser and again, he is scheduled to be here tomorrow. julie. >> reporter: it is a three-day event is in it?'s >> reporter: that is correct and hundreds of teens from all across the country are here. >> amber lee and oakland's tonight, thank you amber. >>> police say released sketches and two men suspected in the murder of a 19-year-old man last summer. police also released surveillance video taken on august 19th from a gas station in summersville road. it shows the driver of a silver dodge charger with black racing stripes crouched down and hide as the victim, anthony singh, drove past. you then see the driver get into his car,

john legend in oakland today. part of a two-day event for obama foundation mk rising. my brothers keeper's alliance aimed at facing opportunity gaps facing young boys and men of color. abc 7 news at martinuther king elementary school in oakland. that's where groups took part in a day of service ahead of the event. former all-star pitcher dave stewart is there. he says it's important for young men to believe they have eaes>>reoong out f t eh advancement of youth and minorities in the bay area, making sure we pave a way for them. >> there will be a town hall meeting with president obama today. the event is invitation only. >>> well, have you had had a chance to look outside? >> the largest super moon of the year lighting up the sky. super balloons happen when the moon at its closest point to earth near it's elliptical orbit. it's also known as the snow moon. >>> we do have a little bit of snow in the forecast tomorrow with those scattered showers that will be coming through. for now we're dealing with frost. it's 29 in danville, san ramon, dublin, livermore 30, walnut creek 31, pleasant hill, santa rosa. that's our only other freezing spot. palo alto. 40s, antioch, san francisco, pacifica

wherefrom doing research, he was critical of martin luther king and the idea of civil rights marches and protests, like he has been critical in recent years of johnewis, the civil rights veteran, as a member of congress, he refers to civil rights marches as parades, something jim brown has been doing for 60 years. you are talking about someone with a very consistent set of politics over the course of decades that are very controversial and polarizing. and be subject for a book. >> host: has america been a successful organization? >> guest: i would argue it is very successful. its ability, jim brown's ability to leverage his ability to reach at risk youth is something he should get all the praise in the world for. it is a remarkable set, what i try to do in the book is help people understand his work with donald trump and his work with the black economic union and his work with american all reflect a conservative common theme, where you see change coming from which is not from the government, not from struggle, not from protest. i thought that was so important to write about because i know a lot of people, i write about this in the book, came out

from v doing the researche was very critically of martin luther king, and the ideas of civil rights marches and protests. just like he's been critical of john lewis, the civil rights veteran who is a member of congress. he refers to civil right marches as parades. that's something jim brown's been doing for 60 years. someone who's had a very course of politics that are controversial and polarizing, so that was a very meaty subject for a book. >> peter: has america been a successful organization. >> dave: i would argue it's been very successful. and jim brown's ability to leverage the celebrity to reach at-risk youth is something that he should get all the praise in the world for. it's a remarkable set of work. now, whatum i try to do in the book though is have people a understand that his workers for example, with donald trump, and his black with work with the blk economic union, they all reflect the common team in terms of where he sees changes coming from. which is not from the government, which is not from struggle, which is not from protest, and i thought that was so important to write about because i know a lot of people who i write ab