bernice a. king, the youngest child of the late dr. martin luther king jr., was only 5 years old when her father was assassinated in 1968. she believes today's fight to improve the lives of marginalized people has awakened the same violent acts of white supremacy that led to her father's killing five decades ago. >> the white race is on fire. but i don't want us just to label it because daddy would encourage us to still do the hard work of seeking to penetrate hearts while we are addressing policy. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of people across the country protested in the street in the summer of 2020 to fight for changes in policy and policing in response to the police killings of george floyd, breonna taylor and countless others. the daughter of the late civil rights icon said her father would encourage today's activists to further coordinate and collaborate in the push for change. >> we have a collective power and when we stand in it we can move mountains. >> i saw you tweeted this morning, "dear politicians and political influe

bernice a. king thinks about her father's teachings and words being cherry-picked and what she's most hopeful for. >> i think we're in the thick of it. >> reporter: dr. bernice a. king, the yingest child of the late dr. martin luther king jr., was only 5 years old when her father was assassinated in 1968. she believes today's fight to improve the lives of marginalized people has awakened the same violent acts of white supremacy that led to her father's killing five decades ago. >> the white race is on fire. but i don't want us just to label it. because daddy would encourage us to still do the hard work of seeking to penetrate hearts while we are addressing policy. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of people across the country protested in the streets in the summer of 2020 to fight for changes in policy and policing in response to the police killings of george floyd, breonna taylor and countless others. the daughter of the late civil rights icon said her father would encourage today's activists to fu

bernice a. kingents' grave site, saying, "this king holiday has come not only at a time of great peril and physical violence, it has also come during a time of violence in our speech. what we say and how we say it. it is frankly out of control and we are causing too much harm to one another." her father once warning about silence, about indifference. >> however dark it is, however deep the angry feelings are and the violent explosions are, i can still sing, "we shall overcome." we shall overcome, because the arc of the moral universe is long but it bends towards justice. >> his words just as powerful today. good night. >>> i'm dan noyes in sacramento. 1,000 national guard troops stationed here after fbi warnings of armed violence at state capitols around the country. >> i wanted to find out the truth. >> the truth. words from a heartbroken mother who spoke only with abc 7 news about the hit and run that left her daughter dead and the warning signs that it could happen in san francisco. >>> and coming

tyrone mentioned martin luther king and a tweet from his daughter, bernice king, saying as you honorfather today please honor my mother as well. she was the architect of the king legacy and founder of the king center. one more call. davis in michigan. suzanne, go ahead. caller: your callers are very handsome this morning. i just want to say, i don't think they would be so shocked. and envisioned a republic in that they would know there would be change, and they would know that. jefferson absolutely did. i think what happened at the capitol was disgusting, uncivil, and we live in a pluralistic society in which we are expected to do our duty and civility. i just want to remind everyone, be civil, be kind in your thoughts and actions. all the conspiracy theories are bunk, as my dad would say. host: some good guidance for any day but particularly on the martin luther king holiday. our documentary on the capitol airing >> you are watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government. c-span was creat

a hour long commemoration for dr. king who was assassinated in 1968, and bernice king and other scheduled performers set to speak and host celebration today. he would have turned 92 years old. >>> see how the weather is shaping up, hi, jensa good -- good good morning on martin luther king, jr. day, everyone we are watching lake enhanced snow through northern new york and ohio valley and accumulation across erie, pa to pittsburgh, and right now 12 to 18 inches, will last monday extending to tues's for northern new england and warmer air for upper mississippi valley to colorado springs big time wind event that's going to happen in southern california, we'll talk about that coming up. >> all right, thank you. >>> the hairoing moments that one student pilot will not soon forgot was all caught on camera after, engine failure after 24 minutes in the air, the student was flying at the time, the pilot did take over to set it down on the sand and nobody was injured. faa is now investigating that scene. >>> check your freezer, might need to put your hot pockets on ice big recall next. >>> plus back in russianed back in custody, no

so bernice king had a tweet i thought was perfect because all of the republicans are out here, let meashington speech. i have a dream. they all are quoting it. she said please don't act like everyone loved my father. he was assassinated. 1967 poll found he was one of the most hated in america. many that quote him now and evoke him to deter justice may already hate the authentic king. it annoys me that he is used. what are your thoughts? >> notice they never quote the agenda of march on washington, $2 minimum wage, $15 today, and complete and full civil rights act. we must be honest, can't deal with innocence. what we saw happen at the capitol two weeks ago is the result of a long history, many corporate leaders, republican politicians and religious nationalists have sewn politics of race driven class bathe division that was cynically named 50 some years ago positive polarization. they said richard nixon and others, we're going to do this deliberately to divide the country in half. what we know is the strategy of feeding and seething race class division into the body politics spilled i

a virtual hour-long commemoration for dr. king he was asass anywayed in memphis, tennessee, in 1968. king's daughter the reverend dr. bernicertin luther king iii is invited to speak and also set to host a mlk celebration day today. dr. king would have been 92 years old on november 17th >>> and stocks and bonds are closed ahead of mlk day. joining us is steve cedric steve, good morning. >> yeah, really good morning, frances and philip as well stateside, since the horrendous events january 6th i think the markets are concentrating on the inauguration and the plans that joe biden has going forth specifically covid, of course and how we get the vaccinations distributed and the turnaround of the economy. a very busy week, earnings of goldman sachs and netflix reporting tomorrow holiday sales up 8.3%. a loll of sales happening in october before thanksgiving as well but it's not all rosy. according to the commerce department, adjusted retail sales fell in october, november and december a nuanced pick there frances, philip, i hand it back to you >> thank you, steve. appreciate it. >>> when we come back, vanessa is attracting new fi

pandemic forces organizers to move martin luther king day commemorative surface to a virtual format. dr. king's daughter, ceo of the king center bernicein people could not attend the service, but says the virtual format allows more creativity and potentially larger audience. that is tonight's live look outside of the beltway from "special report." we will be right back. ♪ ♪ so you want to make the best burger ever? then make it! that means selling everything. and eating nothing but cheese till you find the perfect slice... even if everyone asks you... another burger truck? don't listen to them! that means cooking day and night until you get... [ ding ] you got paid! that means adding people to the payroll. hi mom. that means... best burger ever. intuit quickbooks helps small businesses be more successful with payments, payroll, banking and live bookkeeping. (♪ ♪) keeping your oysters growing while keeping your business growing has you swamped. (♪ ♪) you need to hire i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base so you can start hiring right away. c

a hunger relief organization vp-elect kamala harris and her husband doug emhoff packing produce items for martha's table in washington. in atlanta, the ebenezer baptist church's annual service, the reverend bernice kinglenc >> we still have a choice, non-violence co-existence, this may well be mankind's last chance to choose between chaos or community >>> and the naacp announcing a $40 million gift from an anonymous donor. leaders of the organizations say that will money will fund a new generation of civil rights lawyers working to advance racial justice in the american south. the reverend king would have turned 92 this year. the civil rights leader was assassinated in memphis on the 4th of april in 1968 he was 39-years-old. decades later, dr. king's sermons and speeches continue to remind and inspire so on this mlk day, who better to hear from than dr. king, himself? >> oh, too many people find themselves living amidst a great period of social change. and yet they failed to develop the new attitudes. and the new mental responses that the new situation demands i refuse to accept the view that mankind is so tragically bound to the starless midnight of racism and war, the bright day break of peace and

tyrone mentioned martin luther king and a tweet from his daughter, bernice king, saying as you honoroday please honor my mother as well. she was the architect of the king legacy and founder of the king center. one more call. davis in michigan. suzanne, go ahead. caller: your callers are very handsome this morning. i just want to say, i don't think they would be so shocked. and envisioned a republic in that they would know there would be change, and they would know that. jefferson absolutely did. i think what happened at the capitol was disgusting, uncivil, and we live in a pluralistic society in which we are expected to do our duty and civility. i just want to remind everyone, be civil, be kind in your thoughts and actions. all the conspiracy theories are bunk, as my dad would say. host: some good guidance for any day but particularly on the martin luther king holiday. our documentary on the capitol airing tonight at eight :00. enjoy the rest of the holiday. see you tomorrow morning at 7:00 eastern. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the

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and turmoil including the pandemic, a disputed election and sometimes violent protests from both the left and the right. the civil rights leader's daughter bernice kingmoration includes an especially urgent call to bring people together to realize her father's dream of the beloved community. take a listen. >> the most pressing issues of our time demand that humanity envision, strategize and organize toward a more just, humane, equitable and peaceful society. with nonviolence as the pathway to that world. >> reporter: two outside pastors are presiding over the service, and bishop t.d. jakes is delivering the keytote arrest. there was -- keynote address. therejust minutes from now the commemoration will conclude with a wreath laying at the tomb of dr. king and his wife, coretta scott king, just across the street from where i'm standing at the king center. neil, back to you. neil: all right. thank you, jonathan. new age in this age of the pandemic, but we are beginning to find out about the pandemic that all these very restrictive lockdowns, they don't measure up. after this. ♪ we're the kids in america. ♪ we're the kids in america. ♪ everybody lives fo

past year, a year that also included a disputed election and sometimes violent protests from both the left and the right. the civil rights leader's daughter, bernice king commemoration includes an urgent call to bring people together to realize her father's dream of the beloved community. >> the most pressing issue of our time demands that humanity envisions, strategizes, and organizes toward a more just, humane, equitable, and peaceful society, with nonviolence as the pathway to that world. >> two outside pastors are presiding over the service, and the bishop is delivering the keynote address. however, there was a greeting from ebenezer church's senior pastor, raphael warnock, who is about to be sworn in as the first black u.s. senator from the state of georgia. john, back to you. stick a little bit later on in today's program, jonathan, we'll be talking to an official from the national civil rights museum about some terrific online commemorations we got today. good to see you today. sandra? >> sandra: think he paid the senate judiciary committee meanwhile releasing new documents related to the origins of the russia probe. lindsey graham cannot just a