>> thank you, dr. jones. the -- let's try to create the rules of how pakistan came into contact encounter with the militants. until 1979 there was no such thing as militants in pakistan. we were living about our own life. but then 1979 soviet forces came into afghanistan. the united states and pakistan perhaps together, perhaps at u.s. suggestion came up with the concept of joe had aed and that's where militancy was born and created over to provide an army of militants who would fight the infidels, the communists. once the soviets left, these people stayed back in afghanistan and after 9/11, once again, the united states came to focus on that area and other places were bombed heavily and so many of them the border towards pakistan. and pakistan had to make a choice whether it wants to be part of the international coalition to fight them or not. and pakistan made that choice, and there by, the militants thoughts that pakistan was a target for that activity and that is the time about 2002, 3, that militants beg

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. -- my friend dr. jones. we are going to be having a conversation with the ambassador of the islamic republic of pakistan. thank you for being here. he is a member of the foreign service of pakistan. he was the foreign secretary of pakistan. he is a graduate of tufts there he interesting and distinguished career, basically all of the big jobs in the foreign services. we are fortunate to have someone of his caliber representing pakistan at this time. it is obviously a challenging time for relations between the united states and pakistan. everyone is aware of all of that. we need to talk about the challenges in our relationship, and the things that need to be addressed. we want to have a conversation that opens the conversation a bit. i'm going to turn the floor over to the ambassador. please come up. please welcome the ambassador. >> thank you. you very much, all of you for coming. thank you for organizing this event. it will be my pleasure to share with you. month, a lot has happened. i would like to start wi

household as he was mentored in civil rights and faith routed social justice by my father reverend dr. jonesas pet of the southern christian leadership conference new york chapter. and in a conrad of dr. kings in the movement. today nearly 50 years later, i'm proud to be mentored by rerchgd reverend sharp ton and my pleasure to repght to you reverend al sharpton. >> good morning, good morning, and welcome on another martin luther king day and as we are taking our seats and eating, the reason we are moving so uncustomaryily on schedule -- [laughter] and we have a lot of people coming in but i told they will just let folk o in because we e do three cities on king day. and martin has to be obvious all over the place. but let me say this, on the good news side is that i remember whenth martin's mother dr. kings widow and congressman john connier and walter and others were fighting to make this a federal holiday. and it was something that seemed to be unthinkable and implausible. i said this morning on a show, number 82, 36 year ago james brown the god father's soul brought me to washington first

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dr. king's new york operation at 13. reverend william jonesd jesse jackson appoint mood he youth director in new york, of dr. king's organization. i got to know as martin and i talked about earlier his widow, mrs. king. i was too young to know dr. king well, but i got to know dr. coretta scott king well, and i honored the times and investments they spent with me. that is why i keep fighting. that is why, on the night barack obama won, i was not in chicago. i was at dr. king's church in atlanta, with his sister, with his children, 5,000 people celebrating the election of a black president, because right across from that church was the crypt where dr. king was buried. none of that would have happened if martin luther king hadn't laid his life down, if martin luther king had not died on a cold balcony in memphis 50 years ago this april. i and others, black, white, latino, asian, owe it to that man to keep the dream alive. i still have the fire in my belly that i had as a kid to keep fighting. that does it for me. thank you for watching. keep the

nat signing alumni of the alpha phi alpha fraternity which counts dr king as a former member met at the memorial.thomas jones called it a moment of great pride.jones says he has mixed feelings about mixing the holidaysthomas jones, mlk memorial visitor from virginia: "what needs to go along with it is a history lesson. why we fought the civil war. what principles were involved." others see the two men as being on the opposites side of the struggle for racial equality. and believe king deserves the day to himself.in washington, im drew petrimoulx (2-shot/steve) once again it was standing room only on board the m-l-k "celebration train" on the peninsula. (2-shot/pam) hundreds of celebrants boarded the train in san jose ... and rode to san francisco. (riders singing happy birthday :10) san francisco's 'new birth fellowship' praise team led riders in singing happy birthday to the late civil rights leader. ridership reflected the bay area's diversity and there were scores of children on board as well. passengers said dr king's legacy representsall people. the 54 mile trek commemorates the 1965 civil rights march,

jones won a narrow victory over roy moore. >>> formal sentencing expected later today in the trial of disgraced usa gymnastics dr. larry nassar. court resumes at 9:00 a.m. eastern with more of nassar's sexual abuse victims scheduled to deliver impact statements. there have been 163 so far including an 18-year-old who demanded an apology and got one. >> i believe in forgiveness, larry. you and i are human beings. we make mistakes. although you have hurt me, i want to forgive you and feel closure and move on to healing in my life. i want you to apologize to me right here. i want to forgive, but i also want to hear you tell me that you regret all the hurt that you've caused. [ inaudible ] >> thank you. >> the ncaa is investigating michigan state university for its role in the scandal. nassar was also a doctor for student athletes there. faculty members have called for an emergency meeting of the faculty senate for a vote of no confidence in president luanna simon. >>> florida voters will decide in the fall whether a million and a half felons will get their voting rights back. if 60% approve the amendment would resto

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