. >>> as we honor and and reflect on dr. martin luther king jr. today, national parks around the country are waving entrance fees as a way to honor dr. king. 120 parks and monuments will be free. . this is the first of 10 free days being offered at national parks this year. >>> in honor of dr. martin luther king jr. day, some churches focused on giving warmth to those out on the streets. one church passed away over 100 blankets at homeless shelter, and gave out bagged lunches to the needy. >> it's important with this time of year with the rain and cold, to give back. because it could be any one of us. and the need has grown. last year we had a lot of people. this year, it's even more. >> this is the 6th year for the blankets and blessings event. it is paid for by contributions from the community. >> 4:56 is the time. coming up, be two people were thrown from a -- coming up, two people were thrown from a rented go car in san francisco. what the driver said caused the accident. >> a lot of people have tickets for the inauguration. we'll have more on

as part of a process, not a one-time event. a contingent of catholics marched together to form new friendships in san jose. the spirit of dr. martin luther king jrserve egd as a key motivation at a time of uncertainly over anti-immigrant and anti-muslim sentiment. >> we see this very much as rooted in dr. king. it's not rooted in politics, it's rooted in our mutual belief of both of our religions. they speak about a unity of human kind, friendship, understanding and dialogue. >> reporter: an overflow crowd of 400 sat together to hear from spiritual leaders, including the bishop of the diocese from san jose and the imams of several mosques. >> if they want to tap the phones of the muslims, they will be tapping a lot of different people's phones. we're in this challenge together. >> reporter: afterwards, the dialogue began as muslims and catholics became friends. >> a mosque is a place of peace and of prayer and bringing community together and to be able to share in that today is a real privilege. >> reporter: the next step will be quarterly council meetings, peer to peer, among religious leaders, educators and congregations. >> and i'm hoping tha

jr. day in office, the same way he's commemorated the holiday, his last seven years. as craig boswell reports, he is working to help others. >> reporter: the president and first lady helped paint a mural, featuring dr. martin luther king, jr., at a family southeast of washington, d.c. it's all part of their annual day of service project. >> i just want people to know, i did not do all of this. [ laughter ] >> across town, gathered as incoming vice president mike pence visited the martin luther king jr. memorial on the national mall. they said they will never forget their stuff. >> kind of like the pinnacle of the weekend, before we head back to dallas. >> reporter: there are extra layers of emotions for those who planned their visit to the mlk memorial on the final few days of president obama's presidency. >> president obama's presidency brought a lot of pride to a lot of families, but in particular to our family because we're african american. it's a big deal for us. and we're sad to see that era end. >> one of the hottest tickets in town is to get into the new museum o

as very active. >>> it was president obama's final martin luther king jr. day as commander in chief and he spent part of the day with his family, honoring mlk's memory by painting a mural at a family shelter in washington. the obamas joined residents of the shelter to complete what they call a wall of hope. it's the same shelter to which the first family donated an old swing set once used on the white house south lawn. that wasn't the only occasion president obama marked. >> they said this day would never come. i will say to the cubs, it took you long enough. i mean, i've only got four days left. >> yes, the cubbies finally made it to the white house, celebrating their historic world series win. and the team's president revealed the real reason they rushed to the white house before the president, die hard white sox fan left office. >> with only a few days remaining in your tremendous presidency, we have taken the liberty here today of offering you a midnight pardon. for all your indiscretions as a baseball fan. >> little bit of humor there. the team showered

well, today as we honor martin luther king jr., the washington wizards did their part today. at the same time making sure that kids know dreams can come true. a day of remembrance and acknowledgment at verizon center, as the nation honors dr. martin luther king jr. >> being a leader and overcoming adversity is what he teaches me. robert: they held the annual we are dreamers panel, it's an opportunity for the students to talk about the dreams and the aspirations. it is safe to say they have lofty goals i want to be a real estate agent. >> i want to be an artist. >> i want to enforcement. >> house is living his dream. he. we undrafted but washington took a chance on him. now he is in the nba. >> it's a big draw. being undrafted free agent you never know if you will be waived, cut, traded or assigned somewhere else. the wizard organization still believes in me and guaranteed my contract. robert: abc7's reporter anna-lysa gayle was a member of the panel. she gave some of these students a pep talk. anna-lysa: you can support your dream of being an artist and maybe one day we will h

as dr. martin luther king jr. said, hate is too heavy a burden to bear. and i said to you as young men, the future leaders of this state, the future leader of this nation, the future leader of the world, you must never, ever hate. the way of love is a better way. the way of peace is a better way. so i say to you as role models never give up, never give in. stand up. speak up. when you see something that is not right and not fair, not just, you have a moral obligation to do something, to say something and not be quiet. [ applause ] yeah, we have come a distance. we made a lot of progress as a nation and as a people, but we're not there yet. the scars and stains of racism are deeply embedded in american society. we must not be at peace with ourselves as a nation until we have the change that dr. king dreamed of. if it hadn't been for martin luther king jr., i don't know where i'd be. i could still be in usually alabama preaching to chickens. had it not been for martin luther king jr., i wouldn't be a member of the house of representatives since 1987. he free

as president-elect donald trump is just four days from inauguration day. mr. trump is hard at work at trump tower since early this morning. he just met with martin luther king jr. the third as the trump transition team faces this backdrop. this fast-growing wave of men and women that say they will sit out the inauguration. jerry from new york is one of them. there more that said they will not be going. we have the inauguration covered wall-to-wall step by step. adam shapiro, this is interesting. he's about to walk the path for you live that trump will follow friday. and former ambassador howard reveals the challenges he faced eight years ago. he's the guy who put together the obama inauguration back in 2008. i have to ask. will any executives be on the list? maybe not as trump iced them out again saying their prices are too high. they move overseas to dodge taxes. epipen maker guilty on both those counts. food activist robert here live. are trump's threats already saving patients money? plus first the elephants and now ringling bros. circus is putting the entire show out to pastor for good. did the greatest show on earth really get trampled by elephants or did

city again tweeted this time it was a quote from the mayor saying as far as i'm concerned, it is called doctor martin luther king, jr. day. >>> should be. that is the federal holiday. >> we saw it in virginia in 1983, whatever it was, when they merged king day with lee jackson day. >> it happened in two other states, too, arkansas, i can't remember the other stay. >> bill uncles is, we hear you. >> not even the secret service could stop the president elect. >> plus, paying to drive on toll roads can be a real drag.

jr., it is that adversity is not a cause for despair, it's a call to action. a call to action. >> inspiring words there from attorney general loretta lynch as americans pay tribute to dr. martin luther king jr. lynch gave her final speech as attorney general at the historic 16th street church in birmingham, alabama. >>> president-elect trump is expected to clean house on friday. he's starting with the nation's top diplomats. trump says that he wants each and every politically appointed ambassador out by day one. that will effectively empty the top posts in the u.s. embassies around the world. in fact, 80 total, until congress can approve their replacements which could take several months at least. >>> brand-new sports arena saw the roof come caving in literally and it was all caught on video. watch as 80 athletes and fans race out the doors mid game during this floor ball tournament in the czech republic. seconds later the roof collapses eventually leaving the arena in complete darkness. ten inches of snow was piled on the roof before the accident. the arena's designer said all construction reeg did you lagss were followed. >>> not only did the satellites make i

martin luther king jr. ase have been sharing with you events across the country to recognize his nonviolent efforts to bridge the racial divide. >> kelly wright sits down with the daughter of dr. king to reflect on his legacy.>> the intercontinental hotel in dc is where dr. martin luther king jr. put the finishing touches on his famous i have a dream speech. it is where i sat down with his daughter, bernice to discuss her reflections of her father's legacy. >> one of the things my father was really trying to say to us not just 50 years ago, but 40 years ago all the way 45 when he was assassinated. he was really speaking about humanity and understanding our interconnectedness and interrelatedness. that is why he talked about sitting down at a table of brotherhood's, us understanding we are one huge human family. that is why he talked about the content of their character. >> what can you do to spur that kind of thinking again to have people refocus on the moral clarity and a courageous leadership and the unselfi

police say they're looking for 24-year-old pablo gomez, jr., described as 5'6", 126 pounds, armed and dangerous. he may have shaved his head, police say. no update yet. >>> and in san raphael in the north bay as you can see on the 101 traffic is moving very well. visibility is definitely reduced. rob will be back with a final update on the storm time line, so you can make plans and just stay low. we'll be right back. with the xfinity tv app, anything with a screen is a tv. stream 130 live channels. plus 40,000 on demand tv shows and movies, all on the go. you can even download from your x1 dvr and watch it offline. only xfinity gives you more to stream to any screen. download the xfinity tv app today. a live look at our stormranger-- as a powerful storm hitting the bay area -- is expected to reup >>> here is a live look at the storm ranger, it's a very powerful storm moving into the bay area expected to rev up as we get into the evening hours. >> yes, lighter rain still probably eight to ten hours away from the heavier rain due off the coast that will arrive. steady rain in the santa

as dr. martin luther king jr. said, hate is too heavy a burden to bear. nd i say to you as young men, the future leaders of this state, the future leaders of this nation, the future leaders of the world, you must never, ever hate. the way of love is a better way. the way of peace is a better way. so i say to you as role models, never give up. never give in. stand up. speak up. when you see something that is not right, not fair, not just, you have a moral obligation to do something, to say something, and not be quiet. [ applause ] yeah, we have come a distance. we made a lot of progress as a nation and as a people. but we're not there yet. the scars and stains of racism are deeply embedded in american society. we must not be at peace with ourselves as a nation. until we hail the change that dr. king dreamed of. if it hadn't been for dr. martin luther king jr., i don't know where i would be. still down in rural alabama, maybe preaching to chickens. if it hadn't been for martin luther king jr., i wouldn't be a member of the house of representatives since 1987

jr. holiday, thousands of people will march in washington so as to keep his dream alive. the rally will begin close to the washington monument. it will continue along independence avenue to the martin luther king, jr. memorial around 9:00 this morning. over in al sharpton's national action network is sponsoring it. they want to protect his dream and preserve the legacy of president obama. >>> a few miles across the district, the we are here to stay rally is going to bring folks out this morning. immigrants and minorities will join together in opposition of hate crimes and deportation. u.s. senator chris von hol infrom maryland is expected to speak at 11:00 at the ame church in northwest. >>> a high stakes space mission with a tight deadline. how a local company is counting down to launch and the risks they're hoping pays off. >>> talking thousands worth of clothes and accessories swiped in seconds. the one similarit that couldy >>> you can expect the folks at one ashburn company to cross their fingers today. they're working with spacex to launch ten is the lights into spac

jr. figured there must be an explanation, as did beverly's friend stacy and brenda. being real estate agent themselves, she thought maybe she had gone with the potential buyers to show them other houses. >> we went to the two vacant houses that were her listings and went and checked the locked boxes to see if anyone had read them and nobody had opened them. >> beverly's friend couldn't sleep so she checked her phone. >> there's an e-mail from brenda and i can still see the words that said "it is with a very heavy heart that i let you know we can't find beverly, she went to show a house and she is missing." i still can read that and feel the same pain. >> police and beverly's family gathered at the property trying to figure out where she was. >> how was your dad handling everything? >> he was hard to read. he would sneak away from time to time trying to collect his thoughts. >> and then at 1:00. bam, bam, bam, three texts. i hollered at the officer, come here, beverly texted me. >> it gave everyone hope. >> i was like her phone it died, she got it charged, it's good.

gorsuch and thomas hardiman as well as william pryor jr. democrats are concerned that republicans would deploy the nuclear option which reduces the threshold for carrying a filibuster from 60 votes to 51. >>> the big question on wall street this morning, will president trump kill the trump storm market rally. the dow had biggest loss since election day. futures are down again this morning and abrupt pull back after a 10% climb after election day fueled by lower tax rates. the market is a run up of trumpenomics. >> when you look not just at the ups and downs of a market, but consumer confidence and a lot of the other market catindicate on indicators. more businesses want to work with the administration and add jobs and create better jobs and benefits. to find out how the president can ease the regulatory burden they face. it is a process to under take to unleash the american economy. >> george howell, remarkable to hear the press secretary to talk about the ups and downs of markets. they try hard not to talk about the day-to-day moves on the

. >>> many in our area marking martin luther king, jr., day as a day to do good.dreds of thousands of people pitched in to help with projects to make life a little better for so many others. >> it's all part of a citywide service day honoring dr. king's legacy. >> we were at the main project site at girard college in north philadelphia. this year's theme celebrates educational justice. volunteers joined mayor jim kenney building bookshelves so children will have book nooks around the city a place to keep their books so they can read in laundromats or barbershops. it's one of hundreds of projects completed today alone. organizers say active and engage citizens you have to start with leading good example for children. >> a day on not a day off is the whole notion around doing something of action that, um, that takes king's legacy and keeps it alive. >>> this is the city's 22nd year to hold mlk day of service. happening right now, the neighbors in northeast philly are uneasy tonight after someone vandalized a holy center at a somerton shopping plaza. detectives are o

jr. day as the civil rights leader did many decades ago.s over center city philadelphia as the march for a better america made its way from the president's house at sixth and market to the mother bethel ame church. organizers say they want to make sure that dr. king's message of equality is never lost. >> it was a flurry of activity in holland bucks on this day of service. students from the council rock school district put their fast fingers to work making care packages for veterans groups. they made blankets by hand for children at the local homeless shelter and put together some hygiene kits for residents there. organizers say little gifts like these mean so much and truly make the difference in the lives of those who do not have. >> the recreational room at ziegler elementary school will be much more functional thanks to youth build philadelphia's day of service project here. they along with cinco bank employees installed solar guard panels. that way they can enjoy the rec room without too much sun getting in. the hallways also got a fre

are listening to some inspiring words from attorney general loretta lynch, as americans pay tribute to dr. martin luther king jr. lynch, in fact, gave her final speech as attorney general at the historic 16th street baptist church in birmingham, alabama. leading the news this morning, president-elect trump is planning on cleaning house come friday and he's starting with the nation's top diplomats. according to a state department official trump says he wants each and every politically appointed ambassador out by day one that will feccively empty the top posts in the u.s. embassies in the world. 80 in all we understand until congress can approve their replacements which could take several months at least. >>> a brands new sports arena saw the roof come caving in literally all caught on video. watch this, 80 athletes and fans race out the door as mid-game during this floor ball tournament in the czech republic. just seconds later the roof collap collapses, leaving the arena in complete darkness. about ten inches of snow was piled on the roof before the accident. the arena designer says all construction standards w

martin luther king, jr. as we have been showing you celebrations are being held across the country to recognize dr. king's nonviolent efforts to bridge the racial divide in the civil rights moment. >> kelly wright sits down with a daughter of the slain civil rights icon to reflect on king's legacy and why his message still rings truth today. >> the willard intercontinental hotel in dc is where dr. martin luther king, jr. put his touches on the i have a dream speech. it is where i sat down with king's daughter bernice to talk about her father's legacy. >> one of the things that my father was trying to say just not 50 years ago but 50 years ago, 49, 48 and 47 and all the way to 45 when he was assassinated. he was speaking about humanity and understanding the interconnectiveness. he talked about the table of brotherhood and understanding that we are one huge human family. that's why he talked about not judging by the color of his skin but the content of the character. >> what can you do in order to spur that kind

jr. holiday the. it comes ashe president-elect is in a public feud with civil rights icon, john lewis. >> that played out over twitter on the weekend. "today in the bay's" tracie potts joining us live in washington with that, plus mr. trump's latest comments that are making headlines as he prepares for the inauguration this friday, tracie. good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. german officials are reacting this morning after he talked about their economy over the weekend, saying it's going to be pretty tough, they think, to work with him. meantime, not clear that his canceling of the visit today is related at all to this back and forth with congressman lewis, but we do know that some republicans are defending lewis. >> president-elect trump was supposed to visit the new african-american museum in washington today. his day transcriip abruptly can overnight. >> i don't see this president-elect as a legitimate president. >> reporter: as trump advisers defend his tweets, criticizing congressman john lewis. >

as you head out. now, i just put on my facebook page one event that i'll be mc'ing today for martin luther king jr. t will be also on my twitter page, as well. as you go into the next couple of days, we're looking for another big storm system to move in. i'll have details on that, also on my social media pages. and into the next few minutes, we'll take a look at that timeline. that's coming up at 5:45. right now, vianey, how's it looking on the roadways? >> well, kari, as much as we are enjoying the sunshine, i think commuters also enjoying the dry roads out there, because no major accidents, still to this hour, according to chp. there were a few fender benders early in the morning in the south bay, but thankfully nobody was hurt. south bay drive times, about 13 minutes. northbound 87 towards highway 101, about ten minutes, and northbound 17 towards highway 101, about 9 minutes. laura, sam? >> thank you very much, vianey. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up next, called the trickle-down effect of the trump inauguration. a local business boycotting the inauguration. the action owners are taking and

for the day of service back here at home, as we recognize martin luther king jr. to clouds. seasonably chilly. 1 p.m., 42, 5 p.m., that temperature in at 42. the setup for monday, high pressure in control. but moving eastward as the day moves on. to start the day, max out at 45, but sun and then increasing clouds. then the same area of low pressure, but cuts up to the north. so by tuesday it's mostly cloudy and the warm front lifts northward as well. so 46 degrees for the high temperature on tuesday. but we will be tracking some on and off rain. so we're dry tomorrow, rain on tuesday. then a five day mild stretch on the way. at least five days. starting on wednesday. all of that milder air across the south zorches northward as the jet stream lifts to the north. so temperatures by midweek in the 50s and stay that week into next weekend. here's the exclusive accuweather serve day forecast. high tomorrow, 45. sunshine to increasing clouds. tuesday, mostly cloudy, on and off rain, temperature of 46, rain developing into the afternoon on tuesday. wednesday, early rain,

president-elect donald trump sparring with a civil rights icon, congressman john lewis come as we head into the martin luther king jr. holiday weekend. stage is the inaugural setting up airbnb for its biggest night ever. to go dark earlier tonight. >> now, abc 7 news at 11:00, on your side. kimberly: a winter weather alert fizzled out. a wet start to the weekend, but thankfully did not have to deal with ice around the metro. let's get a look at the first forecast from meteorologist josh knight. josh: the weather service expanding their freezing rain advisory for another few hours, going until 4 a.m. to the north, closer pennsylvania border is where we have a winter weather advisory until 4 a.m. the reason is because the temperatures further north are expected to drop to freezing and in some cases already are. just a few showers north of winchester, a few more close to interstate 95, to the east of the bay the next hour or so. the atlantic. we are just about done with the actual rainfall, sleet, and freezing rain, but some of what phil will freeze overnight. d.c., we actually go up with the temperatures, but further

as dr. martin luther king, jr., said hate is too heavy a burden to bear. >> reporter: nearly a million peoplere expected to attend the swearing in and hundreds of organizations plan to protest. >> all of the controversy and all of the scepticism that continues from the campaign in a typically american way will vanish in that moment of power transferring from partisan to partisan. >> reporter: and today, russian president vladimir putin accused of the out-going obama administration of attempting to undermine mr. trump's presiden presidency. he said those who spread fake allegations are quote worse than prostitutes. putin is referring to dozier of unverified claims against mr mr. trump during a past visit to moscow. kenneth craig cbs news, new yo york. >>> well "eyewitness news" will complete coverage of the inauguration of president trump our jessica dean will report from the nation's capitol thursday and friday. you can follow us online at cbsphilly.com and on the cbs local app. >>> rally is planned for this friday afternoon to welcome vice-president joe biden and his wife jill back to delawa

jr. trump tweeting, lewis is all talk and no action after lewis said he doesn't see trump as a legitimate president and plans to boycott the inauguration. how much of an impact will this have on the big events this week? >>> remembering the dream. the revealing and very personal new recordingingses of the late coretta scott king, wife and advisor to mlk. >> i believe that martin was chosen. i believe that i was chosen. >> the couple's youngest daughter speaking out about her family's private life and her mother's legacy of leadership and sacrifice. >>> and fantasy wedding. ♪ fantasy baby >> mariah carey taking the stage in her first performance since new year's eve at a private wedding for the teenaged granddaughter of her russian billionaire. and you won't believe who else performed. but first the "nightline 5." >> my hygienist told me to try a mouthwa mouthwash. i tried crest. >> crest pro health mouthwash provides all these benefits to help you get better dental checkups. go pro with crest mouthwash. >> check up, nailed it. >> cold, hash tag stuffy nose, no sleep, mouth breather. just

jr. day, as well. i'll seal you in a few minutes. >> well, the san francisco 49ers say their search for a new head coach continues. they interviewed former raiders head coach tom cable yesterday. he is currently the seahawks offensive line coach. he sat down to talk with the team owner, jed york, in sales. they are also interested in talking to the offensive coordinators for are the patriots and falcons. >>> there are more report that raiders owner mark davis won't wait long to file team relocation papers. both the nfl network and espn said that davis is expected to ask the league to let him move to las vegas soon. league owners seem to be more open to allowing teams to relocate. if the raiders move is approved, it would be the third franchise to relocate in the past year. >>> new video to show you the moment that a roof collapsed at a sports arena in the czech republic with 80 people inside. take a look. you see people running out of the building fast. that roof slowly is caving in. everybody made it

martin luther king jr the mlk memorial was packed on monday as people marked the cabin. as kristin wright reports, it was a call for unity as the new president begins his term. >> reporter: a unity ride to the martin luther king jr. memorial. >> he sacrificed himself for us. >> reporter: to celebrate dr. king and the civil rights movement he lived and died for. those who came to see the memorial just wanted to be close to dr. king's larger than life figure. as the country prepares for a new president that has little support in the african-american community. but visitors here believe dr. king's dream lives on. >> the idea of this country is much bigger than any president, whoever comes and goes. >> reporter: the national museum of african-american history and culture has few of dr. king's personal mementos. but some, like the alexanders, came here to reflect on the country's complicated story. >> i think captures the full african-american experience. >> reporter: their mother grew up in alabama, and she remembers. >> as a first grader, the first year that the school in m

jr. day parade. d-c bureau chief sam ford will serve as parade emcee and host for our coverage... which begins at noon on breaking overnight - a political scandal in south korea... now targeting the heir to the samsung company.. the arrest warrant issued while you were sleeping, still ahead. honey bunches of oats. it's all of this, this, this, and this. it's the mother of all cereals. it's that, and that, and all of that. it's the most cerealriffic cereal. in all of history. yeah, it's that good. honey bunches of oats. this. is. everything. - cloudy & seasonable for this mlk holiday - milder rest of the week (50s) - showers tomorrow - rain for inauguration? today: cloudy. seasonable. highs: 42-46 winds: s 5 mph tonight: cloudy. lows: 36-41 winds: se 5 mph tuesday: cloudy with showers. milder. highs: 52-57 winds: sw 5-10 mph we've all made this new years resolution before, to the gym.. but one deal is just too good to be true. what to watch out so you don't get locked in to a bad membership. we just moved into this house and didn't realize how difficult it was going to be to tie al

that beautiful church in montgomery was designated as a inional historic landmark 1974 in memory of martin luther king jr. who served as the from 1954-1960. he helped to organize the montgomery bus boycott in the office in the church's basement. and yet, this june, president declared that seedy bar in new york city as the country's first national , gay,nt to lesbian bisexual, transgender and queer rights. and i'm going to go through that again in case you are not familiar. lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer or questioning. so when you hear that, that is what the term is referring to. now as it turns out, in this country, most gay bars and black churches have a very long history. both have served as havens and sanctuaries. they have been the centers of solidarity and community and education. and as a result, they have also been the sites of arson. violence and persecution. thoset, resistance to efforts to intimidate and squelch ultimately led to greater advancements in pride rights and freedom. even before the modern gay bar, place has always played a powerful role in the lives of lgbtq americans.

jr. has a history of conspiracy theories and making charged comments as protests broke out over the weekendhe tweeted make america great again with #muslimban. the white house rejecting the next th notion that this is a muslim ban. it complicated that. his twitter account seems to be gone this morning. >>> some of the biggest names in tech are speaking out about the travel ban. we will show you why foreign-born entrepreneurs are central to the success of silicon valley. that's next. odorndacting. it soothes all my muscle aches and pains. and it's convenient for those hard to reach places. and if you're like me, you'll love blue-emu super strength cream. it's made with real emu oil, it's non greasy, it's a deep penetrating formula that works itself down into your joints. take it from me. it works fast and you won't stink. blue-emu, it works for me it'll work for you. >>> welcome back. the tech industry is speaking out against the executive order on travel into the u.s. leaders from the companies here condemned the move, including apple, google, microsoft, amazon and twitter. apple's ceo tim

and so just as i say we're not going to let any dogs or water hoses turn us around we're not going to let any injunction turn us around [ applause ]. >> martin luther king jrere famously pursuing equality through peaceful protest and now some activists want to reclaim him under a different image as forceful radical. chicago branch of black lives matter pushes reclaim martin luther king # anden game the radical thing they don't want you to know about. in chicago they said we do dr. king a disservice when we try to tell a story of turning the other check and they think the pointed more forceful thing to the noble prize winning man who preached love over hate. >> to mississippi where a city is unfair for calling mlk day great americans day. the city of bill uvrmy they said they would be closed for great americans day. they passed an ordinance in 985 declaring holiday great americans day after boluxy defend today on facebook and twitter isen and dozens criticizeded move. the mayor said city council on tuesday should repeal the ordinance and recognize the holiday using the king name. >> dr. king once said life's most persistent question is what are you doing fo