. >> the reverend cecil williams was there. >> i just said, something exciting is really taking place today. because there were just hoards of people. people coming from every direction and i was so proud to be a part of that. it was, i i've never seen that many people before in my life. it was the form and the movement and the imagining and the commitment and finally the spirit of the people. >>> martin luther king knew that his speech had to reach out beyond the immediate crowd to touch the parts of people everywhere. so after telling stories, he ended up with one truth. >> we will be able to hugh out of the mountain of dispair a stone of hope. with this faith. we will be able to transform the tangling discord of our nation into a beautiful sin symphony of brotherhood. with this faith we'll be able to struggle together, to go to jailing. to stand up for freedoms together knowing that we will be free one day. >> the reverend brown of san francisco's third backtist church was also there as an organizer,he said much of king's message that day has been forgotten. >> 85% know that speech

the special celebration featured words from the founder reverend cecil williams who who spoke about the importance of bringing the community together. >> full of love, the kind of love that says you are somebody and i am somebody. let us bring those somebodies together, and embrace each other and make sure that those who don't want to be with us will have to wait until they can get ready to be with us. pause we are ready to go. >> martin luther king junior day is tomorrow, by the way. right now we want to check in with rob on what is going on with the weather. it was cold this morning. >> it is going to be even colder, if you can believe it. temperatures outside in the 30s around the bay area. that will be the headline the next couple of mornings. cold enough for a freeze watch for tomorrow in to tuesday morning. we could see 20s and 30s in the bay area to get your morning started. right now there's enough wind outside to keep our temperatures up a bit. as the winds back off monday in to tuesday is why the freeze watch will likely become a freeze warning for the bay area. starting on we

. >> i love to hear from the reverend cecil williams, he spoke about the importance of bringing the community together. >> let's check in for a forecast right here. i think we're going to weather. christina loren, tell us about what's happening. >> good morning. it's cold out there. we're not strangers to the cold. we haven't been this winter so far. all last week about every morning we had the upper 20s. now this morning we have low 20s in some cities. a freeze warning has been issued for the north bay, east bay, south bay. you might be scraping frost off the windshield and warm up your vehicle if you have to go to work. a lot of people don't have to worry about that so that's the good news. look that the storm, dip in the jet stream, the rain that we're telling you about on the way. you can see spotty clouds moving in. that's an indication of a very, very cold air mass that's going to settle in, before the rain arrives. that's good news for the sierra nevada. your snow levels are going to fall to possibly 4500 feet, so your temperature this is morning are running cold, 29 in livermore, at 3

the reverend cecil williams marked with kitchen, -- marched with king and he says dr. king inspired him. and he urged young people to keep dr. king's spirit alive. >> stand your ground young folks, keep moving keep imparting education and vocation, and keep doing things that will lift us up rather than take us down. >> williams says king's pork to end discrimination should be a source or inspiration for everyone. >> and a tribute to dr. martin luther king, jr. was held at oakland's b.b. memorial cathedral. celebration continues tonight with the annual musical contribute -- tribute in honor of dr. king. >> it's the first of its kind emergency mission to alaska, and it's being called a success tonight. the stories ahead. >> also, target earth. a russian space probe full of tons of toxic fuel crashes but scientist say we should shouldn't be worried. >> a radio active tissue holder is being pulled off the store shelves. leigh glaser i'm leigh glaser. i have to tell you how much cooler today. it's down as much as 15 degrees in many locations. rain is in the forecast. we'll

a packed church honored the late civil rights leader with a serpon from reverend cecil williams. >> martin luther king was one of the most important peace- makers we had ever had in my time. the world is a lot better off because he came at an historical moment and set things in motion. >> reverend williams was appointed by cerota scott king as the northern california chair of martin luther king, jr. birthday observances. it's a post he has held for more than 25 years. >>> the legacy of a young man fatally shot lives on in oakland. what his family did today to help give the gift life. >>> a big boost for good candidate jon huntsman, the endorsement he just pickeddum. >>> what was stolen from here that has them asking for help and the support already coming in. [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person-to-person quickpay, you can send money directly to your friend's checking account. all you need is their email address or mobile number. don't worry honey, i'll show you. thanks everyone. so take a step