keep in mind jennifer anniston joined instagram yesterday. we took our own. we're probably not going to break anything. >> we'll break instagram, too. they should start their own social network. with the popularity of friends. >> friendville. >> just call it friends. >> there's an app for that, i'm sure. >> follow us on instagram you'll see our version of it. >> we were sending out on social media the fact we had a 3.4. >> down by hollister. i wonder if they felt it in parts of the south bay. didn't feel anything here but let us know what's going on. as we start this morning, here's a live look outside in san francisco, look at the clouds, a spooky looking shot here as we see fog rolling by. temperatures there have been in the low 50s. we're right now 54 degrees but look how cool it is now in santa rosa, 38 degrees. 42 in napa. and seeing a lot of 40s here across parts of the bay and some of the inland areas. so definitely a heavier jacket needed as you step out the door. the seven day forecast is up at the bottom of the screen as we look at temperatures hour

many of them caught in the middle of a conflict they never wanted like anniston who fled with her children after the separatists turned on her family. and was one. and if i behave. like that i make them go that. is really nice. those displaced would love nothing more if this week's talks are anything to go by piece still looks a long way off. joining me now from comedy on as our reporter blaze a young fellow blaze it's nice to see you so president told the house ordered the release of 333 prison who are linked to the separatist crisis now and the question is how close to peace are we now it is easy to see if we are really close of peace at the moment because remember these are not the high profile of a reform prison is that the whole nation is talking about these get. this some of the people for example these are people some of them are people that we call them we don't and i get caught maybe when the bills government will seize me to read in the area and maybe that was suspected to be servants used you know but these are all the high profile the reason this is a producer of talking about

joining us in need of anniston our national indonesia is one we have seen a rise in violence and discrimination against the transgender community haven't we . yeah we did i thing with seeing a rise in recent years in the specially in 201-5016 i think the report written by local transgender community has noted at least 100 cases taking place in the 1015 in 2016 they also have done a research document thing at least a 172 percent has been criminalization against transgender community in indonesia for the last 8 years and the worst one i think in amnesty or poor is taking place in 2018 it started in china. and then it moved to other provinces in in sumatra where many transgender women transgender people have been. facing. ill treatment torture and also closure of their hair into silence so indeed we have seen a rise in violence and discrimination against the transgender community now which laws apply in indonesia i think a lot of the worst outside the country that don't necessarily understand the laws would want to get clarification to report mentioned a fatwa but are there secular laws in the sec

. >> anniston plays an anchor whose co-host is fired over sexual allegations. >> good morning. bringing you sad news. >> it almost couldn't write itself. it's sort of bizarre. >> we love that the cast got together, "friends." could you guys do another project together? how was it seeing and talking to each other? >> we always want to work together. we have to figure out what the right thing us. >> and brief delivering these women in delivering messages of female empowerment. >> i would say honored they included me in this show of powerful women. >> memoir of her lif she told to buckle up. >> what's it like? >> darling, you're not ready. i mean it. >> we had to ask about that wild guess that led to wishful thinking she is the flower on "the masked singer." ♪ reunited and it feels so good ♪ >> is this true? >> i'll take a good-bye from mariah. yeah. on to another powerful woman, oscar winner and glowing anne hathaway talking to our own rachel smith. >> how are you feeling? >> feeling well. some days you are tired and have so much energy. >> when you're this pregnant it's time for

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were going to connect with massive violence in places like anniston alabama around may 14th 1961 as goingto force the kennedy administration to send federal marshals into the self and for the first time take a stand and terms of civil rights. 1962 they become the first in the black student to enroll penhaul miss and three days of rioting in mississippi and federal marshals again are going to be deployed and when you think about 1962, you can see the civil rights movement is in 1963 is able pivotal peak here of civil rights demonstrations and in 63 is the year where birmingham alabama and king junior who really has come into national spotlight alongside rosa parks and 55 and 56 on the montgomery alabama busted ministration. that's 182 day boycott and the 332nd day and montgomery alabama. that turns king into a national figure in time magazine and published by the new york times. when we think about king by 1963 he's a political mobilize or but it's really the struggle to end racial segregation in birmingham alabama that's going to transform our than lizard king junior. the king writes the