dr. cb jones, dr. jones helped write the speech.hen, we will hear four speech excerpts, in the order that dr. king said them. , and wehear his opening will hear his closing. and we have to excerpts in the middle of the speech. there will be a panel discussion of these first, middle, and ending section after each section. one of these middle excerpts is a video clip. everything else is audio, but there is one video clip. this video clip is the only known video clip of this speech to exist. film of no video or this event beginning to end that we know of, and we have searched far and wide. at the time we were doing these national press club lunches in the 1960's, we only recorded them, we did not film them all, as we did today. video of there is no the entirety of the speech, and we are not able to play, for you, the entirety of the speech in the q&a because that would take too long, i want you to know that this video clip, the audio, and the entire speech, is org/mlk.ebsite at press. you will also see a printed transcript of this enti

dr. seebee jones. dr. jones helped write the speech. then we will hear four speech excerpts in the order that dr. king said them. we will hear his opening and we will hear his closing and we have two excerpts in the middle of the speech. there will be a panel discussion of these first, middle, and ending sections after each section. one of these middle excerpts is a video clip. everything else is audio, but there is one video clip. this video clip is the only known video clip of this speech to exist. there is no video or film of this event beginning to end that we know of and we've searched far and wide. at the time we were doing these national press club luncheons in the 60s we only recorded them. we did not film them all as we do today. we're not able to play for you the entirety of the speech and the q&a because that would take too long. i want you to know this video clip, the audio, and the entire speech is on our website at press.org/mlk. you will also see there a printed transcript of this entire event beginning to end including a

joan says this -- dr. jones sthais will make a big difference. >> the state will step in and give us additional resource so closely with the state to try make sure we have the resources we need to improve instruction. >> reporter: the resources he is referring to will mostly be professional development for teachers. booker jones said it gave parents an opportunity to transfer to forest hills elementary which is accredited and has fewer students, but he says no one took them up on the offer. live in danville, tola adamson, abc 13 news. >>> family and friends gathered at highland heights baptist church this morning to remember a long-time lynchburg radio personality. bob abbott passed away earlier this week at the age of 65. he worked in the lynchburg radio market starting in 1976. he refried wlni two years ago. his family says he passed away suddenly. >>> well, you have heard the expression, let the buyer beware. well, one woman wants renters to be aware. what she says she saw online that ended up being too good

>> reporter: mark, one of the topics dr. jones focused on was a new department aimed at involving parents in their children's education. it is called the office of school safety, community engagement and student discipline. it is ball involving parents in the disciplinary process when their child is not following the rules or if a student is underperforming. the goal is to decrease the amount of instructional time lost by students when they are suspended or expelled. intervention specialists talk challenges in the home that may be triggering the students' troubles. >> when we have students looking at the serious consequence and they sit down with the intervention specialist and we have a conversation, it was a very candid conversation where we are learning about some of the things happening in that home and some of the things that that parent needs and we are able to connect that parent to resources. >> that department has meeting on monday with agencies in the area to talk about serving those struggling students. coming up at 6:0

dr. jones says the most important time for supervision during twrans significances periods so now teachers are required to stand outside of their classrooms during class change to watch students. >> so all the adults are in unison like parents, a mother and father, will we act in unison, the you child rises up to what that expectation is. >> reporter: coming up at 5:30, i will tell you about the school system's new plan to involve parents in tud ent discipline. live in danville, tola adamson, abc 13 news. >> danner: thank you, tola. >>> new developments tonight in the zika virus. extremely high. >> danner: now the fda getting involved with this. >>> how much warmer we will see will see rain retumeteorologist george flickinger. award-winning coverage you can count on. >>> good friday evening to you. hopefully you were prepared for the wind today because we saw the wind gusts over 30 miles per hour as expected and wind kept us cold. in evening, so if do you have dinner plans, you and your date ar

dr. megan jones, a psychologist from stanford university. welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you for being here. doctor, how can the way you think and talk about yourself affect what you eat? >> how you think and talk about yourself has a huge impact on how you eat. so if you think in a positive way about your body and about food, then that will take you towards healthy eating behaviors. >> okay. are there "red flag" words we should stay away from, even in our own thinking? >> absolutely. red flags are words like "good" or "bad," or even "healthy" and "unhealthy." so words that mean extremes, so when we have rigid rules about food, that sets us up to have less enjoyment in our eating. >> and that enjoyment can also mean less healthy eating? >> absolutely. unhealthy in terms of fighting with food or feeling like you're guilty if you eat the wrong thing. there's no wrong thing to eat. it's just how much you have of it. >> well, i guess we should change the old saying "you are what you eat" to "you are what you think." >> yeah, exact

dr. megan jones, a psychologist from stanford university. welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you for being here. doctor, how can the way you think and talk about yourself affect what you eat? >> how you think and talk about yourself has a huge impact on how you eat. so if you think in a positive way about your body and about food, then that will take you towards healthy eating behaviors. >> okay. are there "red flag" words we should stay away from, even in our own thinking? >> absolutely. red flags are words like "good" or "bad," or even "healthy" and "unhealthy." so words that mean extremes, that are black and white. about food, that sets us up to have less enjoyment in our eating. >> and that enjoyment can also mean less healthy eating? >> absolutely. unhealthy in terms of fighting with food or feeling like you're guilty if you eat the wrong thing. there's no wrong thing to eat. it's just how much you have of it. >> well, i guess we should change the old saying "you are what you eat" to "you are what you think." >> yeah, exactly

of being part of freedom struggle for san franciscans and beyond please join me in congratulating dr. jones and supporting the resolution declaring tuesday, january 26, 2016, clarence b jones day in the city and county of san francisco now i will that to over to supervisor cowen. >> good afternoon ladies and gentlemen, it is fortunate we have dr. jones in the chamber he is living history you've heard his obey grateful it is modest this is an incredible man, if you ever audit or take a course sit and lesson to this man oftentimes we quote from martin luther king speeches any time of year. >> particularly we celebrate of the life and work of him a strong team that stood behind him so dr. jones it is a privilege to say birthday and we salute you we're very, very grateful for the contribution not only in san francisco bay area but cross the world you've inspired many people and generations for that we're grateful. >> thank you (clapping.) >> hi, i'm the only child of the living do administration household my mother was a maid and cook, any father was a chauffeuring and there was a time when i w

of being part of freedom struggle for san franciscans and beyond please join me in congratulating dr. jones and supporting the resolution declaring tuesday, january 26, 2016, clarence b jones day in the city and county of san francisco now i will that to over to supervisor cowen. >> good afternoon ladies and gentlemen, it is fortunate we have dr. jones in the chamber he is living history you've heard his obey grateful it is modest this is an incredible man, if you ever audit or take a course sit and lesson to this man oftentimes we quote from martin luther king speeches any time of year. >> particularly we celebrate of the life and work of him a strong team that stood behind him so dr. jones it is a privilege to say birthday and we salute you we're very, very grateful for the contribution not only in san francisco bay area but cross the world you've inspired many people and generations for that we're grateful. >> thank you (clapping.) >> hi, i'm the only child of the living do administration household my mother was a maid and cook, any father was a chauffeuring and there was a time when i w

dr. megan jones, a psychologist from stanford university. welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you for being here. doctor, how can the way you think and talk about yourself affect what you eat? >> how you think and talk about yourself has a huge impact on how you eat. way about your body and about food, then that will take you towards healthy eating behaviors. >> okay. are there "red flag" words we should stay away from, even in our own thinking? >> absolutely. red flags are words like "good" or "bad," or even "healthy" and "unhealthy." so words that mean extremes, that are black and white. so when we have rigid rules about food, that sets us up to have less enjoyment in our eating. >> and that enjoyment can also mean less healthy eating? >> absolutely. unhealthy in terms of fighting with food or feeling like you're guilty if you eat the wrong thing. there's no wrong thing to eat. it's just how much you have of it. >> well, i guess we should change the old saying "you are what you eat" to "you are what >> yeah, exactly. >> there's a

of being part of freedom struggle for san franciscans and beyond please join me in congratulating dr. jonesthe resolution declaring tuesday, january 26, 2016, clarence b jones day in the city and county of san francisco now i will that to over to supervisor cowen. >> good afternoon ladies and gentlemen, it is fortunate we have dr. jones in the chamber he is living history you've heard his obey grateful it is modest this is an incredible man, if you ever audit or take a course sit and lesson to this man oftentimes we quote from martin luther king speeches any time of year. >> particularly we celebrate of the life and work of him a strong team that stood behind him so dr. jones it is a privilege to say birthday and we salute you we're very, very grateful for the contribution not only in san francisco bay area but cross the world you've inspired many people and generations for that we're grateful. >> thank you (clapping.) >> hi, i'm the only child of the living do administration household my mother was a maid and cook, any father was a chauffeuring and there was a time when i was 6 years old w

of being part of freedom struggle for san franciscans and beyond please join me in congratulating dr. jones and supporting the resolution declaring tuesday, january 26, 2016, clarence b jones day in the city and county of san francisco now i will that to over to supervisor cowen. >> good afternoon ladies and gentlemen, it is fortunate we have dr. jones in the chamber he is living history you've heard his obey grateful it is modest this is an incredible man, if you ever audit or take a course sit and lesson to this man oftentimes we quote from martin luther king speeches any time of year. >> particularly we celebrate of the life and work of him a strong team that stood behind him so dr. jones it is a privilege to say birthday and we salute you we're very, very grateful for the contribution not only in san francisco bay area but cross the world you've inspired many people and generations for that we're grateful. >> thank you (clapping.) >> hi, i'm the only child of the living do administration household my mother was a maid and cook, any father was a chauffeuring and there was a time when i w

jones says he was standing behind dr. ng and saw him move it to the left side of the lectern and at that point he stopped the lecture and went into preacher mode. and mr. jones told someone next too him he's about to take these people to church. >> he did. but it clearly was meant to be that way. it just kind of came out of him. and look what it's turned into. >> he's talked about dreams in other speeches so it wasn't so off-script for him. a lot of people are saying if it wasn't mahalia jackson who shouted that, he trusted her. >> very interesting. >> coming up tonight at 10:00, how about this? gas under $.80 a gallon. we'll tell you where this picture was snapped. coming up. >>> aloha paycheck. a new report finding people in hawaii are the most likely to live paycheck to paycheck. the study looking at how much money is left over after covering bills like housing, food, utilities and health care. and in case you're wondering which state has the most cash left over, well, that's minnesota. >>> stocks in your 401(k) getting

dr. catrel. herschel jones left the home with an intent to kill a police officer. catrel's body was found outside of the municipal building shortly after. his service weapon and cruiser missing and found in the woods a short distance away. jones was arrested after the shooting. court records show that he has a lengthy criminal record. >>> officer catrel's murder shines a light on a growing concern among law enforcement. this is a ambush shootings and summit county police department have been offering training on there is scenarios where officers come under attack while working in their cruisers or in restaurants. >> we are giving them a chance to defend themselves and make good decisions. we are giving the skills they need to process the information to make the correct decision. >>> instructors will offer a plan for the trainings in ohio and other states. >>> a home with no heat and this bitterly cold weather. her home was supposed to have heat but she used her stove to stay warm. how a newly replaced furnace was not turning out heat. >>> a look at the roads as sto

dr. carson. rose: lateresa jones came from florida to donate her time to the carson campaign. lateresa: i want to make sure my grandkids have the same opportunities as we had. and somebody fought for me, so i have a responsibility to fight for somebody else. rose: a fight for their candidates to shine on caucus night. making the endless phone lists, and sidewalks, all part of the cause. sue: knowing that i'm able to give every ounce of myself to something i'm so passionate about is a fulfillment that money can't buy. rose: for volunteers, this intensity will continue to grow. here at the media center, we will capture all of that. you can see all of the national and international media setting up shop here. night fun. we will be sure to bring you that all from media center here. live in des moines, rose heaphy, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. steve: we have a lot to cover. so, we are bringing you expanded, hour-long newscasts again tonight on kcci 8 news at 6:00 and again at 10:00. we have been planning our caucus night coverage for months. and we go live at 6:00 monday night

jones. let us know, are you rooting or south >> dr. neville: it's good news. it's fantastic, actually. according to your blood panel, your body is absorbing the drug protocol. [ sighs ] oh, well. excellent. good work, simon. thank you for that resounding approbation, ms. abbott. >> ashley: good work, simon. >> dr. neville: ashley, look at me. ashley! what's wrong? >> ashley: nothing. i'm just focusing on something else. >> dr. neville: mm, see, here's the thing. if you lie to me, i can't treat you. i mean it. i have to know anything. i-i-if you feel bad, if you have fever, hell, if you even have a

jones, i am dr. peter whybrow. she looked at me and said am i in a hospital?uddenly the engagemenengagemen t of a person at a human level can have an extraordinary influence. we are either frightened or we haven't had enough practice. >> great. we have lots more questions, but i just want to pick one more here and that is what would you really like to see come out of the information that you presented this book? there are many, many messages here. if you had to distill what message you would like to see come from this that would be absorbed by society and might lead to some changes, what with that last cent or what would those lessons look like? >> and he, in some ways, this book is a template for what we are trying to do it the healthy campus initiative and the mind-body program in the sand that i think are flexible throughout life. when i used the metaphor of, it is a lifelong effort and i think it is the most fascinating thing you can do. to know yourself better and be able to care for others in a balanced way, this doesn't mean that everything is all cool

jones, to the emergency room. dr. johnson. they sounded so important and thinking, one day, dr.son, dr. carson. beepers now. but there's a reason that god abilitya brain with the to dream, because sometimes, the dream is the only thing that gets you through. sometimes the going gets very, and you have to impossible dream and reach, when your arms are grasp it. and it certainly didn't look very likely for me as a youngster. i was a terrible student. in addition to growing up in terrible poverty, i was the worst student you could possibly have, and everybody called me dummy. that was my nickname. i admired the at smart kids. i would never tell them i admired them but i really did admire them. because imagine they're in the am.e grade as i how do they know all this stuff? it always reminds me of a lot of young people and unfortunately ld people that i encountered these days, who don't know very much. have you noticed that you run into a lot of people who don't know very much? superficial knowledge. i said, go out on these on the street interviews and ask people stuff, like what's t

jones told her... he was officer. now for reference... the city of danville is located about 60 miles northeast of columbus. decades after his death, the impact of dr. martin luther king jr. still lives on. today, the nation and cincinnati are taking time to remember his mission regardless of the weather. fox19 now's shawn lanier has more from the freedom center. shawn lanier: "before leaving this building, they prepared to endure the extreme cold by wearing their hats, gloves, and even dressing in layers, just to honor dr. king. a man whose obstacles were a little more extreme than the weather many faced here today." yvette simpson: "you you know they were encountering dogs, and fire hoses. we can endure a little bit of cold. overcoming more than extreme cold and a little snow. many here at the 41st annual commemorative civils right march here. joshua hume: "we wanted to commemorate americans' accomplishments and to see how far americans come." anjela turnbow: "to make sure that my son coming up as a young, black man understands the importance of what we're marching for." anjela turnbow says even though her children are out of school she uses mart

that means 450 appointments for the dow jones, 115 points for the nasdaq. guys, i am on what dr.bout, flush watch. is this the day where it just flashes out, that cataclysmic move you need to see a short-term bottom? kenny polcari said not yet, but the selling has started to accelerate and the number of new

jones most recently served a @four-year tense for both @receiving stolen property and @the illegal possession of @chemicals. @he was released in april. @in danville, i'm andrew @horansky, channel 3 news. @>>> dr. martin luther king, jr. @once said life's most @persistent and urgent question @is, what are you doing for @others? @so in his honor, many spent the @day giving back. @u.s. bank and radio one @cleveland partnered with take 5 @rhythm and jazz to serve the @homeless a hot meal. @than 200 people. @midday radio personality row @diga says when at events like @these she thinks that could be @me or one of my loved ones. @>> every day you have an @opportunity to make a @difference, i don't care if @it's small or big, just do it @because it will come back @tenfold in a totally different @way. @>> don't serve just because @it's mlk day, try to serve @every day because that's what @it's about. @>> this was the fourth annual @do something day, radio @personalities helped serve @meals for -- helped serve meals @for three hours today. @>>> be the best. @>> several groups like the @distinguished gentlemen of @spoken words celebrated the @legacy of martin luther king, @jr. this afternoon. @they fill

jones. how the real spca stepped in to save this day and how this can happen to you. n has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dranley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diabetes. because we care for you... and your eyes. this is genuine eye care, in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. >>> some good news. good story here. family dog is home again after his owners say he was stolen by a group of people impersonating the spca. the group took the dog because of a photo on social media. nbc 10 keith jones reports the real spca stepped in to bring the pet home back to philadelphia. >> reporter: this is king. he's an 8-year-old big old rottweiler. his owners tell me a group pretending to the spca came to their door and almost took him from them forever. brenda johnson remembers when king was a small puppy. >> he's like a family member. >> reporter: now he's about 90 pounds. brent at that told me he often stays in this garage. she showed us his chain. it's the same one several animal rescue groups say was hanging from.

dr. martin luther king jr. day, the cold air is here. very cold to start next week. barbara: feeling like winter. thank you. john: an update on wall street. the dow jones industrial average continuing to spiral downward, down more than 500 points. the nasdaq down one hundred 78 points and the s&p 500 is down 58 points. barbara: we will be watching that all day. john: as we celebrate dr. martin luther king jr.'s birthday meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and we're always looking for ways to enjoy more. so we called time warner cable call now to get more. more speed. like, 300 meg. more tv shows and movies on demand. more places to make more unlimited calls. call now. for $89.99 a month, you'll get 100 meg ultra fast internet, hundreds of hd channels, and unlimited calling to international destinations. we find more good things every day! more ways to watch more shows. on more wifi connected devices in our house. time warner cable made switching easy with a one hour arrival window. they even made sure all of our connections were up and running before they left. why settle for less, when you can get more! call now. you'll get free installation, wi

dr. king' s message. holding power tools, lumber, hammers, the volunteers come from all over with different backgrounds. the volunteers are building habitat homeowners. this year, robin jones will be one of those homeowners. >> like today, martin luther king day, it' s a dream come true for me and my family, to be a part of this to be able to actually purchase a home. also in saint bernard students markalso in saint bernard students at lighthouse community : school focused on helping the homeless. along with collecting donations some made blankets while others crafted cards filled with words of encouragement and support. far. a great start. 13 minutes on 275 at the northeast corner as you had from eastgate to i-71. 19 minutes across the river. good morning kentucky. here' s a look outside. watching for you very closely. this morning, no problems to report let' randy. -- randi. time, much like last week. where he gets heavier around lunchtime. even though december is -- was very mild, it is still cold. this morning, it feels like zero degrees. we do have some snow coming. temperatures today topping out near 20 degrees. right now, most places near the single digits. it is ei

that means 450 appointments for the dow jones, 115 points for the nasdaq. guys, i am on what dr. j was talking about, flush watch. is this the day where it just flashes out, that cataclysmic move you need to see a short-term bottom? kenny polcari said not yet, but the selling has started to accelerate and the number of new lows, highest number since august of 2011. that was europe's -- >> one of the characteristics of a flush is a big spike in the vix. we saw that today, up 16%, 17%, above 30 again consistent with what levels -- a little below levels we saw back in september of last year. >> i think people are selling what they can. i think your initials are mcc, i think that's two-thirds of the story. i think mc, margin calls, might be a play. people have -- do you like what i did there? people are having to sell stock to pay what they can. you look at the biotechs. if you're developing a drug for cancer, it has nothing to do with the price of oil or debt levels in suranam. >> this is the time for me as a buy and hold investor who tends to favor index funds where i begin to ques

at 6:30, william jones and his book, the march on washington: the forgotten history of civil rights. >> when randolph went to reorganize this march, everyone said, you need to get dr. king's support. he went to martin luther king, and martin luther king said, i will support you, but let's expand the goals of the march. it is about climate discrimination and winning the right to vote in the south. >> at 8:30, john lewis recalled his involvement in the civil rights movement in his book " march." , at 2:00 eastern, international history professor at the london school political partnershipran's with the united states. >> it was looking to preserve its sovereignty against the imperialism of britain and russia. in 1930, they looked to germany to play that role. in the second world war, a whole generation of statesmen had no imperial ambitions and no history of colonialism in the region. america, ann reel interview with dr. martin luther king on his nonviolent approach to civil rights and how gandhi influenced his work. for the complete schedule, go to www.c-span.org. >> monday night on the communicators, the sec commissioner-- fcc discusses key topics, including the spe

jones closed down 391 points. plunging oil prices and a selloff in chinese stocks added to concerns about slowing global growth. stocks are closed monday for dr. martin luther king day. >>> right now vice president joe biden is in philadelphia to kick off his mission to fight cancer. this is video of the vice president touring the university of pennsylvania's abramson cancer center just a few minutes ago. now he's taking part in a round table discussion with cancer experts. this is a live look at the event. this mission, of course, is very personal to vice president, who lost his son beau to cancer last year. we will have more on biden's message today coming up on nbc 10 news at 5:00. >>> a major change could be coming to the daily commute for more than 100,000 drivers in our area. penndot saying it's reviewing a plan to turn the shoulders of interstate 76 into usable travel lanes during rush hour. the change would impact the stretch of the schuylkill expressway from route 1 all the way to route 202. we first told you about this possibility when the study came to light yesterday. nbc 10's george spencer has been reviewing this proposal all da

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