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dr. martin luther king, jr. the paraphrase reads, i was a drum major for justice, peace, and righteousness and drew a will the of criticism for those who said it portrayed king as being arrogant. the correction will be a direct quote from a recorded speech king gave just two months before he was assassinated. >> meantime, go ahead, lesli. >> virginia congressman, frank wolf is asking a federal panel to reject a design for a memorial honoring president dwight d. eisenhower. >> objects to the design. architect proposed a memorial park framed by large metal tapestries depicting the home in kansas. his role as a military hero and president would be represented in stone on a smaller scale. the family says the design over emphasizes eisenhower's roots and neglects his accomplishments, which were large indeed. still ahead, it's a skill being dropped in the driving test. it's absolutely essential to live and move around here. >>> back now with a commuter alert for just about everyone considering riding metro this weekend

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dr. martin luther king jr.'83rd birthday. >> he's a black leader that fought for everybody's rights. >> reporter: organizers say dr. king had a special connection with the y, and his message of equality still rings true. >> it's only natural that an organization like the y would recognize dr. king and keep his memory,a live. >> reporter: ymcas throughout the south are some of the places that would allow dr. king to hold meetings and even spend the night. political strategist spoke about how his nonpartiss an ideals are especially important today. >> civility is understanding that you can learn how to disagree, without being disagreeable. >> reporter: the y of central maryland hopes dr. king's message is passed on to each of the 100,000 people they serve every year. >> we all are one family. and we all should stick together. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: andrea fujii, wjz eyewitness news. >> this is the 37th year the y has paid a special tribute to dr. king. >>> well, a rough end to the week on wall street. [ stock be

rededicate ourselves to make sure that we followed thought and martin luther king's dream on that road to equality. -- we follow dr. martin luther king's dream on that road to equality. >> a strange day in college basketball. >> we saw many different upsets. erps struggle. then, this with the wolf pack. >> we are kicking the jackpot to $15 million. there are nine ways to play. be sure you check the tickets early parent of the first number is 23-52-28-59-56. the power ball number >> hope for a late-season push into the n.c.a.a. tournament pretty much needed to start today for maryland. they saw that opportunity against the struggling but talented team in virginia. they had it going early you put a hand in his face, that does not matter. they took the lead, 26-24. bass, a freshman out of baltimore. tied at 31. maryland in the game. the second half, and an unmitigated disaster. a little jumper to go. there he goes again. he had 25 in the game. 71-44 is your final. a bad day for the terps. a referee stopped the game, went to the scorer's table, had a pair of the fans ejected. they happen to be all time wolf pack rates

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dr. martin luther king, jr. fujii reports with the annual tribute to the civil rights leader. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: all generations celebrating what would have been dr. martin luther king, jr.'s 83rd birthday. >> he's a black leader that fought for everybody's right. >> reporter: organizers say dr. king had a special connection at the "y," and his message of equality still rings true. >> it's only natural that an organization like "the y" would remember dr. king. >> reporter: the y was one of the few places that would allow dr. king to hold meetings and even spend the night. >> dr. king, my friends, was the example. >> reporter: political leaders spoke about how this is especially important today. >> civility is coulding that you can learn how to disagree without being disagreeable. >> reporter: the y in central maryland hopes dr. king's message is passed on to each of the 150,000 people they served every year. >> we all are one family. and we all should stick together. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: andrea fujii,

dr. martin luther king middle school. the goal is to help the children make the school a better place and give children positive experiences. all members spend far more hours at school and the contract calls for. the department motto is to do the best job possible, no matter how long and how much effort is required. the counseling department and mlk are a cohesive unit of work together very well. the counseling unit wants to be treated respect, not harass and bullied by administration. the counselors are highly educated master's and doctoral level professionals who work for the benefit of the shoulder and your your -- of the children. administration blames the counseling department for things out of our control like suspensions. mlk has high suspension rate, but administration makes the final decision as to who is suspended. thank you. >> good evening. i have been actt mlk for a million years. this year we were really hoping and expecting to get some positive feedback, some really good leadership. every member of our ubc

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dr. martin luther king talk about, those big jet planes can't get off the ground without a ground crew. >in paris, i always say, where's audrey smaltz with the ground crew. it makes everything run smoothly. >> reporter: the path to the fashion world began with audrey's own modelling career. >> i was born, bread, toasted, jellied, jammed and honeyed in harlem. i always enjoyed fashion, art, culture. because it always seems i was always 6'0" tall even at 16, i started with a modelling agency. >> reporter: modelling would take her to bloomingdale's where she became one of the first african-american models. >> someone said i want to see audrey smaltz. they pointed me out. oh, no that can't be her. because of the color of my skin, she said you don't want this job. i said, yes, i want this job. >> reporter: she landed a pivotal position as commentator and coordinator of the ebony fashion fair. >> an entrepreneur is a person who takes risks. i mean, sometimes calculated, i'm going -- i'm going to jump into 20 feet of walter. >> reporter: calculated risks, there are some things she feels all busi

dr. martin luther king junior. >>> today an honor for correct me if congresswoman with -- for congresswoman comings. >>> the time now 4:45. tensions are escalating in the penn state sex abuse case. a reporter found out. >> police have gotten several complaints. >> don't even hit the breaks. his wife nearly hit the recorder. this was yesterday -- reporter. this was yesterday. meantime the hearing will ask a judge for permission to see his grandchildren. he cannot have any contact with anyone under 18. >> we're not asking for a long time. i'm going to suggest to the court for consideration maybe a little bit of a delay, especially now since we haven't gotten all the discovery materials. >> he faces more than 50 counts of sex abuse can 10 boys. >>> a catholic cable tv network is suing the u.s. government on a provision that requires religion employees to provide contraception coverage for women. there's heavy pressure this morning from catholic lawmakers to reversus this -- reverse this decision. >> government shouldn't be telling these institutions what to do. >> my colleagues and i stand in

dr. martin luther king, jr.'s birth and a few months ago we dedicated his memorial.ake our nation and our world a better place. his message was not for one racial group, but for all people of all backgrounds, ethnicities and creeds. this museum will be a tangible manifestation of dr. king's dream. of a mayor of a city itself that is central to the story of freedom for all americans, i eagerly anticipate the completion of the national museum of african-american history and culture. and i'm proud that the district of columbia will be its home. thank you very much. and i look forward as all of you do to 2015 when we will reconvene here for the official opening of our new museum. thank you very much. >> we all know that the smithsonian institution is a place of learning. it's a place where history, art and culture come alive in a vibrant way. and helping to make sure that this happens is dr. richard curran. for many years he was the force behind the annual folk life festival which draws more than a million people to the national mall for two glorious months, two glorious

dr. martin luther king said that occasionally in life, there are moments that cannot be explained by words. their meeting can only be articulated by the inaudible language of the heart, and this is one of those moments. [applause] i am very grateful for your confirmation and humbled by your trust in me. i like to express my deepest appreciation to the mayor, my community, and colleagues. i've got to do my best job for san francisco and i am proud and thrilled to be your next city and illustrator. -- administrator. [applause] president chiu: understand it is now 3:30, the mayor is going to be swearing in the new city administrator. i will recess this body for 15 minutes so we can go down to the court and witness this. court and witness this. we will recess temporarily. [gavel] president chiu: welcome back to the board of supervisors meeting of february 7, 2012. i would like to move to the special order. we have a commendation. if you could please step up? colleagues, as you may probably recall, every year in this month of february, we proclaim in san francisco the american heart month, in p

dr. martin luther king and rosa parks, but a lot of people do not know about those who risked their jobs and integrated into the schools, so i decided it was important to focus on those people, the unsung heroes, and i went to birmingham, which was known as the most segregated city in the south. and i took a trip there and started meeting some of the foot soldiers, and somebody said to me, "have been at the barbara." so i took a trip to the barbershop, and as you have seen from the clip in the film, you look around, and every inch of space and a barbershop was covered with memorabilia from the civil rights movement. tavis: it was like a museum. >> hopefully it will be a museum now that he has passed. when i started talking with him and learning of his own personal struggle, i decided he would be the person to tell the story through. he would represent all of the foot soldiers. tavis: i assume that you knew pretty immediately, this guy was special. >> i looked at him, and he was wearing his plaid pants and his bow tie, and i just fell in love with him immediately with his personality, but

dr. martin luther king, jr., could actually make the problems worse. we'll talk about that after the break. >>> a 9news now update. more concerns about plans to correct a paraphrase on the new memorial to martin luther king jr. the president of the mlk memorial project foundation says plans to change an inscription would actually threaten the design, structure, and integrity of the new monument. his concerns echo those made by the foundation's architect. the national park service announced it will correct the quote by inscribing the full quote as dr. king said it. >>> today marks one month since the costa concordia cruise ship ran aground. the coast guard took family members of those missing to the ship and many of them tossed messages or flowers into the water. 15 people are unaccounted for since the ship hit a reef january 13. >>> now to safety concerns. federal safety teams are investigating reports of fires in the driver side doors of chevy trailblazers. model years 2006 and 2007. the national highway safety administration says more than 300,000 ve

dr. martin luther king.e connect young people with dreams field adults. >> plenty of dreamed filled mentors stood under a they filled out mentor cards. >> one way do get kids to focus on college and show them what the results can be. we have had experience mentoring but why is it important, why do you do it? >> i think that leadership, we're responsible for our community. if we don't plant the seeds to help them grow, who is going to help take care of us? it's right thing to do. it's the timely thing to do. they can't get there by themselves. they have to have someone that supports them, nurtures them and challenges them. i still have mentors to this day. i tell them about that because i didn't get where i got by myself. >> part of it. while we celebrate our successes and share those. sometimes we need to share those challenges we face. in my experience and others, once people understand you can relate, you understand, you know what it's like to have that fork in the road, go to the right thing and perhaps d

dr. martin luther king, jr. now, i would like to call your attention for those of you who have not seen to make sure you're aware of the additional events that we have planned during the course of this month of king, that are not only sponsored by the chapel but also by the king collection and other institutions right here at morehouse college. we want to thank the faith alliance of metropolitan atlanta for their participation with us in several of these events along the way. i want to say just a brief word about two initiatives that morehouse college is engaged in. one of those is a partnership with the interfaith youth core, called better together campaign, where that is being headed by our own associate campus minister ernest brooks working with the chapel assistants at the martin luther king chapel and students from some of the other colleges and universities not only within the atlanta university center, but beyond. the second engagement that we have is with the presidents interfaith campus and community se

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dr. martin luther king about the slowness of martin luther king and moderates. when i arrived at princeton and years working together he was working on his books. he was working toward what jim referred to, jim oakes referred to as the broader understanding of the politics of the war. part of that understanding involved a new appreciation of how fully military history, which figures much less strikingly in jim's earlier works than it has in the later ones, how thoroughly military history enmeasured including abolitionists. but it also involved an enhanced appreciation of lincoln's enormous political skills deep ma hatred of slavery. they did did not pull them his way, he did not compromise bedrock principles, manipulated abolitionists, held the union together so slavery could be abolished. two quick points i want to make about this all this. some repeats what jim had to say. there was a way in which the study of the abolitionist, the retrieval of their reputation was too embedded in the civil rights movement era. it was a good corrective but kind of went overboa

dr. martin luther king when kennedy ordered his wire taps because of communist connection. but they got all this material on his personal behavior and personal life, which was very lurid and all the rest of it, and they sent it to the fbi who produced it and sent it to the white house, and the white house was trying to distribute it to the press -- they all knew that! all of them were democrats and they all tried to cover up for their own administration. writing a bio? sdb that compare to the formal assassination. >> two seconds since. this is the famous "i am not a crook" briefing. let's watch. >> i want to say this to the television aud from public service. i have earned every scent, and that with all the rumors of public life, i welcome this kind of examination because people have to know whether or not their president is a crook. well, i'm not a crook. i've earned everything i've got. >> a defining moment in this presidency. >> very moving moment. i did all his briefing books. we write the questions and things, and on the front of that briefing book on a little card for

dr. martin luther king and his supporters when their lives were threatened for protesting racial segregation in alabama. it was a searing experience for white in his first taste of the ugly, smug brutality of southern racism and jim crow. byron white relished all of the work that he did in the department of justice. with robert kennedy constantly advising his brother, white was de facto attorney general. the work was important, it was public service, and it was, like his private practice, team work with hand-picked lieutenants whom he had known for some through, many through connections with the law school. almost all were of the same generation, veterans of military service, and despite the pressure of work, which led to two ulcer attacks, white would later say that the deputies' job was the most satisfying work of my life. then suddenly after 14 months, lightning struck. justice charles whitaker had a nervous breakdown, retired from the court. within weeks, president kennedy nominated white to succeed him. at first, white was generally indifferent about the appointment, told he was on the

dr. martin luther king jr. about the slowness of president john f. kennedy and the treachery of southern white moderates. when i arrived at princeton, though, and through our early years teaching together, jim was working on "battle cry of freedom" and he was working toward what jim referred to, jim oakes referred to, as a broader understanding of the politics of the war. part of that understanding involved a new appreciation of how fully military history, which figures much less strikingly in jim's earlier works than it has in the later ones, but how thoroughly military history was enmeshed with political history, including the history of the abolitionists. but it also involved an enhanced appreciation of lincoln's enormous political skills. his deep hatred of slavery and even his evolving views on race. the abolitionists as it happened did not believe abraham lincoln or pull him to see things their way so much as lincoln, the political master, who without once compromising his bedrock anti-slavery principles, manipulated the abolitionists to the po

dr. martin luther king never endorsed a candidate he believed it was important to have independent, two partiessured both parties he got support and opposition for both parties. that's what's going happen. we need a people's movement that will push the politiciansings year not going to trust the poll situations, including president obama. >> i respect that, i really do, but i also want to make sure that we have the best opportunity to get a constitutional amendment and i think that lies with president obama rather than the republicans, and my question to you, kevin the last sort of way i'd love to wrap this, is to ask you whether the occupy movement, assuming that there is a national push, can the occupy

dr. martin luther king jr. as karen parks tells uss..a way of life not just for superstar athletes but also for kids in baltimore city. city. start with nats of ravens on field.. ray lewis hitting.. ed working out... it takes years of hard work.. training and dedication.. behind these heavy hitters on the field is a man determined to make them the best they can be... we know the level that you have togo when were together...theres no limits. -we train forliff not just for football...aside from training the football 3 legends.. hes now turned his sights to legends in the making... 6:15:10 i satrted to say well how can i help the kids.. hwo can i help the regular people...59:08 when i heard he trained ray lewis.. i was like whoa we gettign trained by ray lewis trainer... i know ima lose a lto of pounds and be big and strong like ray lewis when i fit families... a non profit - organization that helps kids live a healthy lifestyle... nnts 1:24:02 we needed a e program... were a non traditional school... we htought his program fit our non tra

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dr. martin luther king's dream of that road to recovery. >> congress established the fund in 1866.re more than 2.5 million veterans living today. >> lieutenant brown, good to have you with us. >> great to be on the program. >> i am one of those two million african-americans who are buffalo soldiers. >> let's get down to same-sex marriage is likely to become law, how does the o'malley administration plan to defend it at the ballot? >> first of all, marriage equality made a big step forward on friday when the house of delegates voted 72-67 to extend those privileges and responsibilities to all people regardless of their gender. it does have to make it through the senate. it is likely that marriage equality will be on the ballot in november, because there are those who have said they will oppose it. they will bring it to referendum. the governor and i believe that out-reach to people on the merits of the issue. and describing and explaining in real terms how it is just, how it is fair, and how really marriage equality supports strong families in maryland. every child in maryland shoul

dr. jelks. a number of the former members of martin luther king jr.'s inner circle, particularly reverend jesse jackson and james lawson say dr. king made little secret of one day seceding dr. mays of morehouse college. reverend lawson says it seemed that at one point, dr. king thought he could be the president of morehouse college. and maintain his position as the foremost international spokesman symbol of the civil rights movement. of course, we know that didn't happen. i'm curious based on your research, have you seen dr. mays say anything specific about the possibility of a future role for dr. king on the morehouse campus? >> i think mays absolutely saw king as a spiritual son. i think he hoped that someone of king's statue would be able to succeed him. he had a trustee board and we don't know what they thought. he certainly hoped that martin -- say had the montgomery movement stopped right there. martin would have been the perfect candidate to become president of morehouse college. the zeitgeist pushed him forward so that was not a possibility. th

dr. martin luther king. you can have your own stuff on your bed with your pillows. >> that twitter picture was adorable. >> didn't you think beckham would be more buff though? >> no. >> beckham looked delicious in those pictures, scrumptious. >> i would have thought the professional athlete would have been tighter and bigger rips. why didn't martin talk about that? >> i don't know. but soccer players are generally very lean. >> he had a little stuff on the side. >> you are going to give david beckham an eating disorder. >> nobody can read his mind. that's what worries me is somebody can accuse you of what your motives are without actually having proof. they have a comment they can interpret, but that is what scares me. >> you shouldn't be tweeting stuff like that. it goes down to anybody and maybe they don't know you. maybe he has spoken out against homophobia. >> that's what jerry sandusky says. >> but you can't tell somebody not to speak. >> but you can certainly say i don't like those tweets. those tweets

dr. martin luther king museum holding 20 national artifacts barack obama giving a keynote speech i have aoughout the month of february extra time to celebrate cultures what about the rest of the year? reports on the importance of teaching black history in february and beyond >> informative caboshed putting together extra credit project for black history month >> george washington carver >> eighth grader leonard regional gifted center in chicago her mother says projects like this one are invaluable >> helps with knowledge of history and to understand heritage emma black history month started more than 80 years ago history week and the idea dr. wood said graduate of the university of chicago shows february and honor president lincoln's birthday and presumed birthday of abolitionist frederick douglass >> the more i read about this teaching history at university of chicago lab high-school he says the belief that >> learning view history community advancement still holds true today >> i think part of the problem black history month the way in which individuals choose american history focusing

dr. martin luther king. so in the story he goes from jamaca as a poor poor in jamaica to leading a lot of the civil rights in america. and they remember him for that. >> yes, definitely. >> and then a local hero. eddie brown, who is a local fill an pathologist -- local philanthropist, his book is flying off the shelves. he's a financial guru now. his uncle was the one that got him started on that. his uncle was sort of a numbers runner type of guy. a little shady. are in a good way. then there's a lot of talk about what does it mean to be black? and torre writes for "rolling stone" and has a book that everyone is talking about. asking what is it to be black now? and the "tuss guy -- "the stuskeegee airmen." >> and "what color is my world?" >> it is the cream cream -- it is the kareem abdul-jabbar who is well known for his basketball career. he also is an activist. he put together a book of african-american inventors. it is a wonderful book because, one, it is just beautiful. >> colorful. >> colorful. it has

dr. martin luther king junior 1957, scls southern christian leadership conference.s throughout the south, the organization grew power and independence of black churches to support activities. >>> first and foremost a preacher. >> very good. >> tucker you want to do the honors? >> absolutely 48 this afternoon, breezy out there, with winds gusting to 20 miles per hour later today bring along a jacket, it should feel pleasant if you like springtime weather check out wednesday, thursday and friday right back into the 60s. 65 degrees. >> yummy. >> live shot, should be a sunny afternoon. >> want to mention cody simpson man what a schedule he has today he got up early to do this show which we appreciate he has a media -- not a media appearance a meet and greet going on today at tyson's corner center, i know claires is sponsoring a lot of this but because of the expected crowd they moved the meet and greet to fashion court there at tyson's corner and then in concert this afternoon at the phil more silver spring, doors open 3:00 p.m. show is at 4:00 p.m., go to ticket master

dr. martin luther king never endorsed a candidate he believed it was important to have independent, two parties he pressured both parties he got support and opposition for both parties. that's what's going happen. we need a people's movement that will push the politiciansings year not going to trust the poll situations, including president obama. >> i respect that, i really do, but i also want to make sure that we have the best opportunity to get a constitutional amendment and i think that lies with president obama rather than the republicans, and my question to you, kevin the last sort of way i'd love to wrap this, is to ask you whether the occupy movement, assuming that there is a national push, can the occupy movement own this idea of, i know it's been something the occupy movement has worked on, but can you own this in potential lay second obama term, this issue of doing conventions people's conventions to actually see a constitutional amendment, which i think you'd have to go through instead of going through congress? >> i think that may be at the top priority. that may become the top prio

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