dr. martin luther king jr. when dr. king marched from selma to montgomery in 1965, he and other march leaders wore a white carnation lei from reverend abraham akaka, senator daniel akaka's brother. dr. king and reverend akaka had met and became friends the year before, and reverend akaka sent the lei from hawaii to alabama to stand in peace and solidarity with the civil rights marchers. mark decided to replicate that gesture of harmony and unity by giving lei from hawaii to all our colleagues from the house and senate who joined in the commemorative march. he enlisted me in this goal. over 100 lei were ordered and shipped to us in selma, but there was a glitch. the lei were to arrive by plane and by truck, but arrive they did not. in fact, mark and i had absolutely no idea where the

dr. martin luther king once live. relatives of dr. 's roommate and seminary school own the house on wall net street. camden listed the home as eminently dangerous which then calls for its meadery pair or demolition. well today a local leaders hosted congressman lewis to help dedicate the home helping to preserve it. >> this piece of historic real estate martin luther king, jr., didn't just change america, he helped change the world. (applause). >> the family has applied for historic status with the historical preservation society. if approved federal funding could help pay fourier pairs. >>> in your health tonight good news in the fit against the zika virus. us official lived the travel ban in the wynnewood neighborhood of miami. in new cases have come from since earl early august. health officials knack the the travel ban on august 1st. florida governor rick scott says officials have been getting rid of standing water and educating local residents and businesses to help with the fight against the illness. >> we now have been 45 days w

dr. martin luther king jr. lived in the 1950's. dr. d at 753 walnut street while he studied at crozer theological seminary. the home was slated for demolition but congressman lewis is now among those calling for an historical designation to make sure it stands forever. >> and i would love to come back here and visit when the marker is placed and this building is restored. it will be a day of jubilee he. >> congressman lewis' own work in fighting for civil rights earned him the liberty medal which he'll accept tonight at the national constitution center. we'll stream the ceremony live. >> summer is almost over but concern about sharks have arisen again on parts of the east coast. monica malpass now live in the news room with the details that no doubt everyone is going to want to hear monica. >> absolutely brian. that's right swimmers at one popular florida beach are being told to stick to shallow water for that exact reason. that's after three swimmers were bitten in three hours along the same stretch. we'll have the latest on their cond

dr. martin luther king junior and fox news contributor dr dr. alveta king.nk you for coming in with us. >> thank you, heather. good morning. >> we have talked about some of the things that have gone on and transpired in the last couple of hours with all of this happening with the shooting and death of a 43-year-old man. when that first transpired the initial riot that happened there was one individual that said all white people are devils. you wanted to respond to that. >> across the country we have seen this outbreak and this fight over skin color. if my dad were here reverend ab king, it is not about the skin color. it's the conditions that are so oppress tive. so all white people are not devils. all black people are not angels. it goes so far beyond skin color. i can understand the frustration. you will respond to immediately what you see. that's maybe skin color but it's the heart that really counts. i hope that some of the leaders of america can get that message across right now in charlotte. but every city that is trying to erupt into violence needs sp

dr. martin luther king, jr. >> thank you mr. randolph. to say that i think that this has been one of the great days of america. and i take this march will go down as one of the greatest cup if not the greatest demonstration for freedom and human dignity ever held in the united states. >> the slumbering conscience of america stood aroused, tall and awakened, as twilight settled over the march in washington on august 28. it admitted a lingering sense of change. it admitted that pain had been overlooked. in so doing, america reminded herself of her destiny. her aspirations. the dreams that brought forth her birth. and america turned her eyes full upon the issues of freedom and justice. issues for all. she turned her attention to the civil rights bill before the congress, which is currently under examination of the elected representatives of all the towns and cities of the land. she turned her thoughts to the job ahead. of aound and spirit massive reminder of the meaning of freedom, traveled around the world on the day of august 28. rightfull

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dr. martin luther king jr. boulevard. malfunction junction. and as the afternoon progresses the traffic keeps backing up. it all started with this car in an accident with this truck, the truck is off the road. the patrol cars are still blocking two lanes of traffic, it's a slow go through here. you might want to avoid the area. back to you. >>> paul reporting live from eagle 8 hd. thank you. >>> the trump campaign is firing back against hillary clinton's deplorables remarks while clinton's health continues to >> steve is keeping track of the day's developments on the campaign trail. >> that word deplorables has so much political value now for the trump team. mike pence would not call former kkk leader and trump supporter david duke deplorable. he wants the world to remember that's the word hillary clinton used on trump supporters. in iowa, a battle ground state where he's poling first, donald you as deplorable ander redeemable. i call you hard working american patriots. >> it was two days before hillary clinton's illness became obvious that sh

dr. martin luther king junior elementary school. going on. this is one of the four schools getting the school supplies a. week before the school started when we had a class act school supply drive and the stuff is bus event. and $72,000 was raised for those supplies and that money is going a long way and providing 15,000 supplies, including 4917 pencils, 938 backpacks and 1973 pens. that is a lot of school supplies and the students are not just handed these backpacks, no, there is going to be a big production inside of the school here. there is a ceremony, it is exciting. because this is exciting. school supplies, school, they are ready to go thanks to your principal about how big of a deal that the supplies are. for now, live on the north side. >> thank you, thema. fantastic, $72,000. that is a lot of backpacks. we are going to help pass them out later in the day. and they'll need the help. >> maybe we should go through now. th unload. >> to the headlines for the day, dry and warm, breezy south winds and mid to upper 70s. a couple of showers

dr. martin luther king. she joins us now.hank you so much for joining us on what is a very emotional day for so many people. tensions are unaring high. i want to get your reaction to the way, the coverage of this event has been taking place and what your reaction is to the leadership in that community. >> actually, what we're hearing right now what my daddy and my uncle dr. martin luther king junior, we must live together as brothers and sisters or perish as fools. we're not separate -- everybody, we are people. we are human beings, emotionally we're going to have to calm down. i'm calling for spiritual leaders across this nation and even around the world to join us in prayer. we have to get out of riot mode. protest is okay. but protests according to my king family legacy should be peaceful. the shooting, the looting, the violence, destroying must stop. we grieve for everyone who has lost a faly member, everyone. america, we need to pray and lead from our spirits and not our emotions and definitely not with our weapons. >> d

dr. martin luther king said, there comes a time when silence is betrayal. >>> "the washington post" reports a call for black americans because of slavery. a study group said the u.s. has the group called recent killings of black men by police a crisis and said it was reminiscent of lynching. >>> a former ally claims the governor laughed when told the traffic jam had been created to punish a political foe. two former aides are accused of causing the jam. christie, who is not charged, denies knowledge of the lane closur reports an unusual sentence given to a soldier who reported guilty of drowning a dog. a judge ordered john burrrow to keep the puppy's picture in his wallet two years while he is on probation. the soldier said he did it because the dog needed surgery and he couldn't afford it. >>> the "los angeles times" raises questions about the 15,000 books that are banned in texas prisons. but not others. >>> still to come, interplanet plans. spacex founder elon musk. denture paste to sea-bond denture adhesive seals. holds stronger than the leading paste all day... without the ooze. with s

dr. martin luther king, jr. was a pastor. newly released 'dramatic - video' -- shows scott's wife pleading with police 'not' to shoot her husband. then you hear 'gunshots' -- and scott lying on the sparking new outrage tonight. heather waliga is live in charlotte -- with the latest developments. the shooting of keith lamont scott has shaken the city of charlotte. protesters continue to demand the release of police videos. and a state of emergency and a midnight curfew remain in effect heather pkg script: nats cell phone video - wife shouting: "don't sho him, don't shoot him. he has no weapon." this dramatic cell phone video moments just before and after the shooting death of keith lamont scott by police in charlotte, north olina. swhe voicyou ar.. is that of scott's wife.. pleading with officers not to shoot her husband. then thiunfire. nats - shots "did you shoot him... did you shoot him." the charlotte mayor and police say they have body cam and dash cam video of the shooting.. but say they won't release the videos until th

dr. martin luther king junior. >> >> >> three thousand people toured the new museum. the maximum allowed each day. >> leroy lindo from sacremento >> >> sot >> 124027 >> we'll be there 5:15p. can't wait. >> >> north carolininans can be proud of the museum. >> artifacts from civil rights leaders, entertainers, educators are on display. >> congressman g k butterfield says exhibits will show african americans experience through slavery, civil rights and beyond. >> >> sot >> congressman g k butterfield >> 130023 >> it tells the african-american story in its entirety. >> >> sot >> phil freelon/lead architect >> sot >> 100751 >> it's about celebration, resilience and it's about triumph. >> >> >> archite design team. >> his say the 3600 bronze panels are inspired by iron- work from charleston, savannah and new orleans, where african-americans were slaves. >> >> terry arwood of raleigh came to see the new museum. he enjoyed president obama's message of unity. >> >> >> terry arwood >> 122905 >> it's certainly historical and a proud moment for candidate made a stop in asheville

dr. martin luther king. so many i know who paid the cyprian -- the supreme price. reporter: reverend jackson allowed me to go along as he went through the exhibitfo one ain't tribute to african-american athletes such as jackie robinson. >> today it is happening. you see the protesting of injustice. reporter: a protest that continues. >> we must go even further. we are free, but not equal. amazingly, we are not bitter. it is an opportunity. opportunity the civil rights pioneer says he is grateful to have right now. >> this is a community that is alive today to see the fulfillment of so many dreams. that is powerful. reporter: keeping hope alive for the next generation. in washington, nikole killion reporting. ed: i want to get going. outrage in a maryland community tonight. heather: this happens after video surfaces of police pepper spraying and arresting a teenager. the questions being raised right now. ed: caught on camera, two people rescued as their car sinks in rising floodwaters. one in eight women will face breast cancer. difference death.n life ande planned

dr. martin luther king. now, before he leaves office, after serving eight years as president of the united states, this magnificent, gorgeous museum is opening. it means that children yet unborn, when they look at the grand opening of this museum, they will also see the picture of the first african-american president. i think of it not only in the context of right now, but 50, 100, 150 years from now, the absolute grandness of it will be shared with populations yet unborn in a significant place on the national mall. >> is there a role for the museum in the national conversation we're having now about race? rep. meeks: more important than ever. some folks are asking, are we better off today than we were before? the answerto that is absolutely yes and the museum is a testament to that. those who may have been ignorant to the facts of what african-americans have stood for or have done will now become educated as a result of this museum. when you think about the smithsonian and what they do, it educates people.

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dr. martin luther king, jr.'s "i have a dream" speech a dream for so >> it has to be there closer to washington monument. not that far from where lincoln memorial. dr. king gave that magnificent "i have a dream" speech. >> reporter: beginning this weekend, thousands of people will celebrate the smithsonian's new national museum of african-american history and culture including president barack obama who made history when he became the 44th president of the united states. >> the president states. >> this museum has to help us all illuminate the dark corners. >> reporter: several artifacts traveled from afar like the pieces of a portuguese slave ship that sank in the 1790s. they were discovered off the coast of south africa pulled from the water in 2014. >> they're heavy physically. they're heavy emotionally. which had to be lowered into the museum using cranes during the early parts of construction. and this slave cabin which was taken apart piece by piece and transferred from south carolina. there will be 12 inau

dr. martin luther king jr. in 2007, montgomery was issued a congressional medal of honor remained active in his final weeks talking to schoolkid about his experience. he was 93 years old. >>> coming up next, this weekend's powerful earthquake in oklahoma shakes up the oil and gas industry. almost sixty million americans are affected by mental illness. together we can help them with three simple words. my name is chris noth this is your skin. this is your skin in the sun. >>> the u.s. is rushing into a deal with russia to try to end syria's long and brutal civil war. officials spent the weekend trying to reach an agreement. margaret brennan is traveling with president obama at the g-20 summit in china. >> reporter: u.s. officials thought they would be announcing a grnd russia to coordinate air strikes in syria. but there was a hitch. >> there still remains a couple of tough issues. >> reporter: russia pulled back from their initial agreement from the u.s. it would have ended the syrian regime air attacks on civi

dr. martin luther king and all the things happening in vietnam and three own country. i kept picking their mind every day. >> i enjoyed it from start to finish. beatles eight days a week the touring years with larry king opens friday. >>> kate joins us and change is in the air. >> yes. >> we're going to love it, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> both of you are looking forward to this. we've been talking about a lack of fall feel to the area, normal high is 79 of it would be nice to get rain beggar can't be choosers. we got one and maybe a little rain sunday into monday. first, let's talk about the dropping temperatures. the cold front coming through the area right now. you can see it as we set the time laps into motion, this is in the poconos, an area that did pick up shower or thunderstorm activity. the day started in burnville with blue skies. you can see a few clouds moving in in the afternoon. started off as beautiful day. this front approached and you can watch the clouds start to increase, get a little grayer as the afternoon wore on and a few showers and thunderstorms up in

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the driver of this black ford f-150 rear-ended a school bus while trying to pass it on "east dr martin luther king jr boulvard" near gallagher road. the truck and the bus both pulled over, but the male driver of the truck got out and ran off before authorities one was hurt. if you know the driver, you're asked to call the florida highway patrol. despite an attempt by pasco county deputies to get people to lock their car doors at night... it looks like it is still a problem. the sheriff's office posted this video to their facebook page friday. they say ?23 different cars were broken into on friday morning in a land o' lakes neighborhood. they got surveillance video of two people walking from car to car in the ballantrae subdivision. the two men broke into cars by pulling on handles looking for unlocked doors. they be responsible for another string of car burglaries from september 12 through the 16th. mote marine aquarium hits a huge fundraising goal. the aquarium has surpassed it's 50-million-dollar campaign goal for it's first-ever comprehensive fundraising campaign. the campaign will officially e

dr. martin luther king, mo happened ali, the greatest in a multitude of unsung heroes. a struggle reaching from plantation fields to the clouds conquered by the tuskegee airme. >>> there was doubt about whether or not african-americans had the aptitude to fly a plane. >> anchor: a story that includes but doesn't end with the nation's first african-american president. not just african-american history but a rich slice of american history soon on display for the >>> the museum opens saturday morning with several key appearances including president obama and the first lady. >> reporter: a new letter up for auction in cambridge showing the softer side of al capone. the letter is addressed to his son. it was written while he was an inmate in alcatraz. he offers his son advice and encouragement. the three page letter will be auctioned off next week. >> anchor: on 7 news, smart how they can help identify concussions. >> anchor: shots fired in a stoughton cvs. a teen-ager hit the shooter still on the run. >> anchor: newio sparking outrage of a list involved >> anchor: heads up

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dr. martin luther king lived in the 1950's there.he home has been vacant for 20 years and was slated for demolition but lewis and other lawmakers are calling for there home to be designated an historical landmark. >>> "action news anchor rick williams joins us live from the national constitution center where lewis will receive that libertine medal this evening and rick, you got a chance to speak to the congressman one-on-one, didn't you? >> i d-monica. thank you. folks are still filing in here to the national constitution center for the liberty medal ceremony that will start about 7 o'clock tonight and of course the recipient is the civil rights icon congress plan john lewis. i did have a chance to sit down with him just a few moments ago and to talk with him is really -- he's a walking history book as far as civil rights is that concerned. quite frankly. he marched with martin luther king jr., he staged so many sit ins and protests along the way even though being beaten and bloodied and he says tonight when he receives the medal he

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martin luther king's legacy to make his point. >> i think the answer to our problems is exactly what they were for dr. martin luther king, love, peace and education. sweeney said he would not punish people but believes the action causes division. >> i believe if dabo sweeney had been alive during that time, he would have condemned dr. king. >>> our carleigh griffeth is live outside the flyer sky >> reporter: it is. it takes about two days. if you look behind me, you can see why it takes two days. the ride is 1500 feet long. and as you can imagine there will be rides on either side. crews will have to take it into account. the north carolina department of labor is in charge of making sure this ride meets state starnsd. inspectors from the elevator and pay looking for anything that doesn't adhere to the safety act. it is working properly. it's mostly cosmetic work to finish up. >> once that's done and all the proper training is done, someone will certify the lift. >> reporter: this is different permanent. it took about three months and a million dollars to build. coming up at 6:00 i'll tell you more deta

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martin luther king jr. i met rosa parks in 1957 when i was 17. in 1958, i met dr. king, and these two individuals inspired me to get in trouble, and i've been getting in good trouble, necessary trouble ever since. ( cheers and applause ) >> well, one of---- did you all, after what protest, did you all end up getting a vote to the floor? >> we didn't get a vote to the inspire hundreds and thousands and millions of people around this nation. they want us to do something. more than 90 or 95% of the american people are saying pass legislation to stop the killing. we have lost too many of our children, too many of our sisters and brothers, too many of our mothers and fathers. we've got to stop the killing. said, you're a civil rights leader from the 1950s, up till now, and now you have a three-volume set called "march," which is a graphic novel or a graphic retelling of the march on the edmund pettis privilege, and the ramifications of that action. why make tell this history through pictures like this? >> well, it is important. it is a must that people understand-- young