george foreman mike tyson and the van de holyfield are among a galaxy of stars promoted by one man don king the flamboyant american has been the key figure in the boxing world since convincing or lead to fight in a charity event which kick started his career for the following two decades king was one of the most successful promoters known worldwide for the classic carly doubts the rumble in the jungle and the thriller in manila now at the age of eighty one king is still doing what he knows best returning to russia for the first time in years as veteran gun no more joneses promoter ahead of the cruiserweight showdown against russia then his leverage of his going to happen on may seventeenth is going to be great but even it is going to be a school lesson i have a profession or a professor ph d. . doctor of letters in fisticuffs. which members are name is going to more jones so he's going to teach them this level and it lead to every is going to be a better fighter no matter what the outcome be. slim and none and sometimes out of town forty year old jones has won thirty eight of his forty two

welcome back to part two of the sports show where we resume with a legend boxing promoter don king was in moscow this week to talk up the big fight between his man gamma jones and russian denise leavitt on may the seventeenth and he spoke to nikolai chelles. muhammad ali george foreman mike tyson and the brand of holyfield are among a galaxy of stars promoted by one man don king the flamboyant american has been the key figure in the boxing world since convincing or lead to fight in a charity event which kick started his career for the following two decades king was one of the most successful promoters known worldwide for the classic only bouts the rumble in the jungle and the thriller in manila now at the age of eighty one king is still doing what he knows best returning to russia for the first time in years as veteran got a lot more jones's promoter ahead of the cruiserweight showdown against russia denis leverage if there's going to happen on may seventeenth it's going to be great that event is going to be a school lesson i have a profession a professor ph d. . doctor of letters in f

bill say bipartisan senate proposals is simply to coast a culprit john mccain is in favorably -- don king is terribly disposed to the proposal. disposed toin is the proposal. congress is gearing up to join of the fight over immigration from former -- immigration reform. the gang of eight have included a path of citizenship. abc has that story. >> immigration reform is about to set the stage in washington. >> we are ready. and so the question is are they ready. >> after months of negotiation a bipartisan group of senators is set to unveil their plan to overhaul the nation's immigration laws. marker rubio has been slow to support a bipartisan agreement. on sunday he pitched a proposal on seven television shows. in addition to tightening border security he will provide immigrants with an 18 year path to citizenship. it requires undocumented workers to pay thousands of dollars in fines before they can earn legal status or apply for temporary work permits. senator rubio insists the plan will not gradually grant amnesty. it will be cheaper if they go back home, we to 10 years and apply for a gr

welcome back to part two of the sports show where we resume with a legend boxing promoter don king was in moscow this week to talk up the big fight between his man jones and russian denise lebedev on may the seventeenth and he spoke to nikolai charles. muhammad ali george foreman mike tyson and the van de holyfield are among a galaxy of stars promoted by one man donking the flamboyant american has been the key figure in the boxing world since convincing or lead to fight in a charity event which kick started his career for the following two decades king was one of the most successful promoters known worldwide for the classic early ballots the rumble in the jungle and the thriller in manila now at the age of eighty one king is still doing what he knows best returning to russia for the first time in years as veteran girl armor jones's promoter ahead of the cruiserweight showdown against russia denis leverage if it's going to happen on may seventeenth is going to be great and if it is going to be a school lesson i have a profession a professor p.h.d. . doctor of letters in fish the cups. m

." >>> next, it's been about a month since alaska congressman don king referred to latinos as wetbacks. here's republican dennis johnson, oklahoma statehouse majority leader, talking about running a small business. >> such a thing called niche marketing. what you do, you find out what you do better than somebody else and that's what you market. then you get the reward of success. people come back to you. they like what you do. they like the service they get. and they don't ask me. they might try to jew me down on a price. that's fine. >> that was right in the chamber there of the assembly. the state governing body. right in the chamber he said that. if you were put off by that, however, catch this guy's apology. >> sir? did i? all right. i apologize to the jews. they're good small businessmen as well. >> wow. i don't know what i have to say about that. i think some people live in political isolation booths. i'll just put it at that. enough of that. >>> up next, both sides on the debate over abortion rights are reacting to the grisly details coming out of the trial of the philadelphia d

he was like why are we -- we hear about diversity but we do not hear about perversity going all don king favorites. texas representative steve stockman who is still in the house. a union between two men or two women is no more a marriage than a union between a man and his car and a cat and its yarn. >> here's the thing. a c.a.p. cat and its yarn. a cat is opposed to its yarn. it is batting it all over the place. spousal abuse charges there. >> stephanie: yes. >> no one believes the yarn. >> stephanie: no. the yarn -- they're liars. well-known liars. >> please -- never mind. there was a joke there i just can't make. >> stephanie: all right. moving on to the gay marriage debate, you say it didn't seem like the justices were trying to figure out a win overall. but you made the same point a lot of legal analysts made, if you look back at obamacare maybe not right? >> right. that's the thing. everybody was predicting that obamacare was doomed because of the argument that the supreme court and any of jeffrey toobin perhaps most famously predicting it was going to be struck down. and then the s

>>brian: on a side note, if you want to change mike tyson from happy to mad, talk about don king. >>gretchen: they don't like each other anymore? >>steve: they have had a falling out. it involves a lot of the money. would you say in quest for celebrity friends, you'd never work for sylvester stallone? >>gretchen: i've got to see pictures of you and sly stallone. >>brian: we just have sketches. >>steve: he prefers that. >>gretchen: let's do headlines before you see the mike tyson interview. medical examiners will search the area behind the controversial ground zero mosque looking for human remains after landing gear was found there. the gear was believed to be one of the planes hijacked on september 11. investigators are going to try to determine which of the planes the landing gear belonged to. the area is now declared a crime scene. >> emergency crews are searching for two people after a hot air balloon carrying seven crashed off the cost of peru. they rescued five women in the spafbg ocean but the -- pacific ocean but the pilot and another man still missing. the women were taken

. >> steve: don king is appropriate. it was like a fight.ng to weigh in -- >> steve: is he still in orlando? do we still have him in front of a camera? >> gretchen: yes, we do. we'll get to him after headlines. he's getting a sip of water. >> brian: he does not agree that these great division 1 football and basketball players should be paid. we'll discuss it just around the bend. >> gretchen: let's get to your headlines. the search is on for two inmates on the run this morning of the they broke out of a jail in texas by tampering with a fence in a recreation yard. during the search yesterday, guess where police found their jail uniforms? on some railroad tracks. so those guys now running around in their t-shirts and boxers. one of them was awaiting trial on a capital murder charge. >>> a man suspected of killing a colorado prison chief. ebel tamped with ankle bracelet before the murder happened. it took five days to check up on him. ebel was gone. these details coming one day after we found out that ebel was let out of prison early because o

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don dahler on the tough choices facing some. bombing victims. >> my foot felt like it was on fire. >> pelley: he was the king of broken hearts whoge jones. and steve hartman on the road. if everyone were like dan stroup the post office would be in the black. >> every year like clockwork, you know you're going to get a letter from mr. stroup. from captioning sponsored by cbs

don dahler on the tough choices facing some. bombing victims. >> my foot felt like it was on fire. >> pelley: he was the king of broken hearts who reigned over country. we'll remember george jones. and steve hartman on the road. if everyone were like dan stroup the post office would be in the black. >> every year like clockwork, you know you're going to get a letter from mr. stroup. from captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. ning news" >> pelley: good evening the president said today that the united states cannot stand by and permit the systemic use of chemical weapons on civilians. he said it in the oval office the day after his administration confirmed evidence of nerve gas in the syrian civil war. this was the president today. >> it is obviously horrific as it is when mortar are being fired on civilians and people are being indiscriminately killed to use potential weapons of mass destruction on civil populations crosses another line with respect to international norms and international law. and that is going to be a game- changer. >> pelley: he did not say whether changing the game invo

don lemon, keeping you informed. cnn, the most trusted name in news. >> in 1997, dr. king'sed the man who pleaded guilty to murdering his father. dexter was just 7 when he lost his dad. now, as a grown man, dexter looked ray in the eye and asked him the question. >> did you kill my father? >> no, no, i didn't. but like i say, sometimes these questions are difficult to answer. >> i want you to know that i believe you and my family believes you. and we are going to do everything in our power to try and make sure that justice will prevail. >> thank you all for coming here this morning. >> the attorney who orchestrated this unlikely event is william pepper. as ray's lawyer, he saw an opening. and with the king family's blessing, pepper pushed for a new trial. >> make your statement, mr. ray. we're listening. >> ray, from day one, regretted his guilty plea, as he explained to the parole board in 1997. >> everyone wanted the guilty plea except me. >> for years, a number of dr. king's closest aides and friends had voiced doubts about the case both then -- >> i think the government

. >> burger king was out with comps this morning down 3% in the u.s. we're going do some cooking later on, donwe'll take some questions from twitter as well kwat squawkstreet if you have one for don. back to you. >> looking forward to a lot more of it. >> we have cramer's mad dash ahead of the opening about will and the crowd is starting to gather here as we get close to the open on trading for the last day of the week, and the last day of the workweek. tack a look at futures there and looking for a potentially negative open and a lot more "squawk on the street" straight from the new york stock exchange. ♪ [ cows moo ] [ sizzling ] more rain... [ thunder rumbles ] ♪ [ male announcer ] when the world moves... futures move first. learn futures from experienced pros with dedicated chats and daily live webinars. and trade with papermoney to test-drive the market. ♪ all on thinkorswim. from td ameritrade. >>> all right. look at that. you're watching "squawk on the street." we'll get to the mad dash in a minute. man, how was it last night at villa nova? >> it was so much fun. i love being around you

don appropriately and we got good leads. >> tt was attorney general holder making his first comments on that. of course, the questions still remain. here is peter king saying he completely disagrees with eric holder. let's listen to more of what he had to say. >> and eric holder now is saying he approves that interrogation being stopped is absolutely disgraceful because that interrogation could have ended up saving many american lives. we don't know what the whole consequences are going to be, who else is involved, who was involved then, who could be involved in the future, and we may not know because of eric holder. >>here you have the attorney general under fire, and peter king is not the only person raising these questions. we also know from the house intelligence committee that chairman mike rogers had sent a letter demanding a whole series of answers to a series of questions on who made the decision and how this decision came about to read the suspect his rights on monday. so this is going to continue, carol. >> i think you're right about that. athoon athena jones reporting live from the white house this afternoon. >> two weeks after the bomb b

don lemon at the cnn world headquarters in atlanta. have a great night and a great week. i'm not fearing any man! >> and the shot rang out, kapow! >> martin luther king has been shot at the lorraine. >> report of a shooting. >> we have information that the shot came from a brick building directly west. >> the subject ran south on main street. >> the young white male, well dressed, possibly in a late model white mustang, went north on main street, 610. >>> i'm soledad o'brien at the lorraine motel in memphis, tennessee. 40 years ago, dr. martin luther king jr. was shot down and murdered right here on this balcony where i'm standing. the greatest civil rights leader in our nation's history, killed before his dreams could be realized. the alleged assassin, a small-time criminal on the run. yet to this day questions still linger and fester, and even some of dr. king's closest aides believe the full story has yet to be told. we will try. ♪ he was an american martyr. a man who broke through the barriers of segregation with the philosophy of nonviolence. only to be shot down by a hidden gunman before his time. >> we had to change the world. >> 40 years late

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don draper a self-made man who struggles with a false identity. >> are you alone? this season is set in 1968 the year that both dr. martin luther king jr.s orbit. >> "mad men" creator matt whiner is here along with john flatter y also kd. i like thi sh you always zig when you're going to san diego. you say there are still parallels from today. >> yeah. >> how so? >> you know when we decided -- obviously you focus where the show is going to start. we focused in spring of '67. do summer love or whatever. i always like to move ahead because it gives me energy in the story. gives me a mystery in the story as to what happens when we weren't with them but as we looked at 1968 it became obvious it was probably one of the worst years in u.s. history and just a relentless barrage of terrible events, political events. the economy was not as bad as it is now, but the war was obviously raging and it became clear that we were losing the war, which is what one of the episodes is about. >> and you think we're raging today. >> i feel like there -- i feel like there's a malaise in the united states right now. i do it's -- believe r not. i don't kno a cu

don johnson at that time. you got him to sign the civil rights act. do not alienate him now. but dr. king saw this as his duty as a seamless web. as he was concerned about injustice at home, he was concerned about it abroad. and i just came from the national conference on media reform where it was pointed out that one of the magazines that most affected dr. king in seeing what was happening on the ground in vietnam was the independent publication ramparts. so dr. king gave that address. dr. king, who is hailed today all over the country, all over the world, "time" magazine called his speech, um, talked about it as demagogic saying it sounded like the script from radio hanoi. "the washington post" right here in washington said with that speech he did a disservice to his cause, his country, his people. yet dr. king wouldn't stop. he continued to speak out against war. and i think that is very relevant today in and why we did that column on what dr. king would be saying today. um, would he be invited to his own, the celebrations of his life today? and as president obama presided over the hon