pastor his daughter bernice king gave a speech >> we should have constitutionalized voting rights we,ice king says her father's teachings are even more important now. we thank you so much for being with us and watching "early today. i'm frances rivera have a great tuesday can the flavor of a slow cooked smoked sausage be so gloriously delicious that the sight of its sizzling makes your tastebuds weep? if it's hillshire farm, oh, hill yeah.™ concrete lamppost comes crashing down, and you hear this big boom, and all our windows cracked. >> right now at 5:00, terrifying moments at golden gate park, after a huge tree crashes on top of five cars. ahead, we hear from a woman who became trapped in her car with her children. >>> former president donald trump wins big inow

holiday on monday, the late american civil rights leader's daughter bernice king says that her father would have opposed the bombing of gaza. king evoked her father's opposition to the war in vietnam, drawing comparisons to the war in gaza today. while my father's. said would would would honor every human being's right to exist and to live in safe environments, he would challenge any kind of militaristic approach. i mean, he told us that, war, you know, is is not the answer, what's happening to the people, you know, over in gaza, the diminishing of that population of people, it's concerning. somebody has to speak up for those that are no longer here and the ones that are still like under that, you know constant violence, what kind of world is this that this is okay, it's not okay, it is not okay um and we need to have the courage, the strength um tenacity and the more will, it's not our military might our moral will that's important in this hour as a nation, we're supposed to lead from a moral high plane, and that's what daddy was calling for in vietnam, and that's what i'm saying her

martin luther king junior holiday on monday, the late american civil rights leader's daughter bernice king says that her father would have opposed the bombing of gaza. king evoked her father's opposition to the war in vietnam drawing comparisons to the war in gaza today. somebody has to speak up for those that are no longer here and the ones that are still like under that you know constant violence what? the world is this that this is okay, it's not okay, it is not okay, um, and we need to have the courage, the strength, um, tenacity and the moral will, it's not our military might, it's our moral will that's important in this hour as a nation, we're supposed to lead from moral high plane, and that's what daddy was calling for in vietnam, "now and that's what i'm saying here in this nation, we need the moral high ground, because we're losing it. the genocide in gaza has reached 100 days, the palestinian health ministry says 1 and 20 palestinians in gaza are dead, wounded or missing. gaza has a population of 2.3 million people who face israeli massacres and destruction a daily basis. health

hoy su hija bernice king publicó esta foto de su madre durante el funeral del doctor king en 1968.blemos ahora de salud. científicos de todo el mundo continúan estudiando el efecto en los pacientes de lo que se llama covid prolongado. esos científicos dicen que los estudios muestran la importancia de las vacunas porque los efectos del virus pueden permanecer en el cuerpo de una persona por mucho tiempo. damián trujillo habló con un residente de san josé que conoce muy bien de este impacto. >> los síntomas de covid prolongado puede ser de mucha preocupación para aquellos que lo han padecido y para un hombre de san josé le ha cambiado su vida. rolando bonilla aún se encuentra recuperándose luego de haberse contagiado con el covid en el año 2020. esto fue antes de que hubiese alguna vacuna. >> fue algo honestamente que no solo fue traumático, pero que me ha cambiado la vida a pesar de haber sido dado de alta del hospital, continuó sufriendo las secuelas de la enfermedad. no tenía una buena memoria. yo podía manejar, por ejemplo en el freeway y tenía que parar porque se me olvidaba, se

his sister, reverend bernice king, and brother martin luther king.he third say the sudden shock of his death is devastating at the time of his death, dexter king served as both chairman of the king center and president of the king estate. faculty members are now on strike at csu campuses across the state professors, lecturers, counselors, librarians and coaches walked off the job this morning at 23 campuses, including san francisco state, cal state, east bay and san jose state. this is a five day strike. it's the first ever faculty strike at all of the campuses at the same time, they're demanding a 12% wage increase and other benefits. >> as we've been fighting for a long time to bring our pay up to a decent level. our lowest paid people are making less than 60,000 a year. the realities are the university is making massive cuts. they've cut many classes on our campus for this spring already. they're increasing tuition by 30% over the next couple of years. right? so we're already behind the eight ball csu issued a statement about the strike, saying in

. >> your sister, reverend bernice king has said that your mother was not a prop.se references? >> so i think it's really that she certainly was not that, but she was extraordinarily supportive every day of their lives together, and she was far more than just a prop. i think sometimes you have to be because you have to support your spouse, which is beyond -- above and beyond what she did. so i don't see -- i think in the context of what was said, that plus the personification of all of the many things that mom did during her life with dad, and after dad's life, the king holiday wouldn't exist, we wouldn't be talking about martin luther king jr. on monday if it had not been for the work that my mom did. >> let me ask you, and i have for a long time, every time i see these fliers, every king day weekend, showing images of your father's face over -- you know, with a crown, with gold chains. i wonder, what does the king family think of the use of his image this way? i've sent them to you. what do you think about these? >> i think it's certainly a gross misinterpretatio

representative liz cheney, actor ben stiller, and doctor king's daughter, reverend bernice king.ere has been a little progress since her father died in terms of racial disparities like housing, education, health care and criminal justice. kingian non violence delivers humanity from our most basic self and calls us up to a higher purpose to destroy injustice without destroying each other, without words and our weaponry. an mlk day is the only federal holiday that's designated as a national day of service. john all right, madison, scarpino for us, outside of noisy church, there in atlanta. thank you so much, sandra. john, house oversight and judiciary chairs, comer and jordan telling hunter biden's attorney they plan to issue a new subpoena to hunter in the coming weeks. jonathan turley says the original subpoena was just as valid. so what do we expect to be different this time? i want to save money and get cash for veteran homeowners , it's easy as one, two, three, one. call new day and apply two to take out an average of $70,000. three pay off your credit cards. call 1-888-985-13

his sister, reverend bernice king, and brother martin luther king, the third, say the sudden shock of devastating. dexter king served as both chairman of the king center and president of the king estate. >> well, elon musk visited one of the most symbolic sites of the holocaust today. after an uproar over anti-semitic messages on his platform. x, formerly known as twitter. musk touring the auschwitz death camp in poland. the visit came after musk was widely criticized for allowing anti-semitic messages on x. he also endorsed an anti-semitic conspiracy theory. musk has since apologized for endorsing it. more than 1 million people were killed by german at auschwitz. >> all right. coming up on the four today, history is made on wall street. the new record, the dow jones, reached earlier today. plus this latest storm moving across the region, bringing a lot more snow to the sierra. we will check in live with our tahoe expert kevin cooper, to talk about the conditions on the slopes right now. and across the bay area. >> an advisory for flooding over the north bay continues. meanwhile, skie

king's daughter, reverend bernice king.ities like in housing, education, health care and criminal justice, and she also mentioned the rise in political polarization. today's keynote speaker is reverend bradley. equal justice founder brian stephenson spoke last year. >> we're living at a time when these challenges can seem like it's impossible to see a way forward. there's political division and dysfunction. and so i'm wondering what dr. king wants us to do in this moment. >> reporter: celebrations and more will continue today after the service ends, and mlk day is actually the only federal holiday that is designated as a national day of service. finish stuart? stuart: madison, thank you very much, indeed. let's bring in jack brewer. he's a former nfl player and works with the america first policy institute. jack, what would martin luther king think about where we are as a country today? >> you know, stuart, that's a great question, but i think he'd be a little heart broken. you remember, this man is not just dr. martin luth

his younger sister, bernice king, said in a statement quote, words cannot express the heartbreak.s hard to have the right moments in a moment like this. we asked for prayers at this time for the entire king family. the king family is in our thoughts, and in our prayers. we'll take another break, we'll be right back! right back! only unitedhealthcare medicare advantage plans come with the ucard — one simple member card that opens doors for what matters. how 'bout using it at the pharmacy? yes — your ucard is all you need. (impressed) huh — that's easy! the all-in-one ucard, only from unitedhealthcare. i love your dress. oh thanks! i splurged a little because liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. that's great. i know, right? i've been telling everyone. baby: liberty. did you hear that? ty just said her first word. can you say “mama”? baby: liberty. can you say “auntie”? baby: liberty. how many people did you tell? only pay for what you need. jingle: ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ baby: ♪ liberty. ♪ jingle: ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ here's why you shou

king's daughter, bernice, who remarked that there has been too little progress moving the country forwardout you, but i am tired of coming back time and time again and we have not moved the needle much. by now, we should have seen problems solved. we should have passed strong gun responsibility legislation. >> here at home, attorneys across the bay area. that will portal park, hundreds marched. many of them got there by taking the historical freedom train from san jose and running for almost 40 years. dr. king's widow, karen is scott king started in the 60s, the message is more important now than ever. and that message resonated throughout the bay area today with many saying dr. king's dream of racial equality is reflected here in our local leaders here is pete cerrato. >> reporter: a big turnout in san francisco today with folks hopping off the celebration train in san jose to join a church group of more than 1000 people taking part in san francisco's annual mlk day march. >> my granddaughter right here is a fifth generation world the freedom train. clear i am here to honor dr. martin lu

he is survived by his wife, leah webber, and his brother martin luther king iii and his sister berniceter yolanda died in 2007. deepest condolences to his family, may he rest in peace and his memory be a blessing. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." tomorrow at

he is survived by his wife, leah webber, and his brother martin luther king iii and his sister bernice. his sister yolanda died in 2007. deepest condolences to his family, may he rest in peace and his memory be a blessing. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. eastern i'll be back with special live coverage of the new hampshire primary. until then, thanks for watching. erin burnett "out front" starts right now. ♪ >>> "out front" next, hours away from first votes in new hampshire can nikki haley stop trump's march to the nomination as they're lining up behind the former president, republicans that forgot that they used to hate him. breaking news, israel proposing a two-month ceasefire in exchange for the hostages and the reporter who broke this story is out front and biden scoring a major victory in his border battle with texas. the democratic mayor of denver, he calls his city ground zero for the migrant crisis and why he thinks he has a solution everyone can agree on. let's go out front. >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett and the first primary of 2024 at midn