dr. martin luther king, jr. that's coming up. >> a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. no shocker, traffic looks nice and light. it is a holiday. mlk day. monday, january 16, "today in the bay." >> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. 6:00 now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning. i'm jon kelley. we check in with meteorologist christina loren. it felt crisp and cool driving in. is it going to continue? >> it is. you know what, it's a good thing for the sierra nevada snow levels and we do eventually get rain. look likes late wednesday that will start. because it's going to be so cold we're going to see snow levels possibly falling down to 4500 feet. this morning it's clear out there, 27 in livermore, we'll tell you when the rain arrives at your doorstep and how long it's going to last. >> thank you very much. two attacks in oakland have police searching for a very unusual suspect. a 14-year-old boy wanted for robbing and sexually assaulting two women. bob redell joins us live with an update on

dr. martin luther king, jr. day americans are asked to set aside time to help serve others. president barack obama and people across the country will take part in a day of service. last year the president and first family volunteered at a middle school in washington, d.c. >> here is a look at some of the events around the bay area. volunteers will clean up the golden gate national recreation at 8:30. the annual green cleanup day at 8:30. the day of service in richmond at 9:00. volunteers will meet at sixth street and ohio avenue. san francisco students will spruce up john o'connell high school at 10:00. and then the south bay american red cross silicon valley volunteers visit homes to talk to people about fire safety. that is also starting at 10:00. >> coming off a big football weekend, candlestick park will host the nfc championship. was it a wild weekend. thanks to the new york giants win yesterday the 49ers host the giants on sunday. season ticket holders have their tickets. the rest of the public has to wait

dr. martin luther king, jr. with its annual freedom train ride. the train departs from san jose's station this morning starting at 9:30, it will make stops in sunnyvale, palo alto before arriving in san francisco. they have a limited number of tickets to ride the train but they are still available. they are sold by south bay mlk association group when the train arrives many will take part in a march through the streets of the city. that means street closures. 9:30 this morning, the march route starting at fourth and king streets will be closed to traffic. the route includes third street howard street, and ends at yerba buena gardens. >> people gathered to honor dr. martin luther king, jr. >> be full of love, the kind of love that says you are somebody and i am somebody. let us bring those somebodies together and embrace each other and make sure that those who don't want to be with us will have to wait until they can get ready to be with us. because we are ready to go. >> i love to hear from the reverend cecil williams, he spoke about the importanc

dr. martin luther king jr. went well into the evening. the president and mrs. kennedy center. they received a standing ovation when they arrive. the first family honored dr. king ofby volunteer . ing. leon harris has more. >> thousand from the young to the old converged on the national mall, but everyone had the same message. >> equality and freedom. >> in justice -- for justice everywhere. >> music and dance filled the air as city leaders joined children in the parade. >> i love parades. that is exciting for me a pair >> dr. king's "i have a dream speech" was delivered in 1963. >> will be able to transform this into a beautiful symphony of brother. >> the president helped to build bookshelves at the brown education academy in northeast. >> there is no better way to celebrate dr. king then to do something on behalf of others. >> we invite you to see our photo gallery of dr. martin luther king jr.. and it read his most inspiring quotes on our webstie wjla.com. 4:56 is your time. >> still ahead, all warning for customers of the online retailer [ snoring ] [ x und

dr. martin luther king, jr. day and received a warm welcome during the breakfast held there. he has been a city supervisor for eight years. >> i am here to support dr. martin luther king, jr. day and i come every year and i was not going to let anything stop that. >> he is charged with child endangerment and domestic violence. they stem from problems new year's eve and both he and his wife deny the charges. >>> it was the clear target among last night's debate among candidates in south carolina. >> we need for you to release your income tax so the people in this country can see how you made your money. >> mitt romney responded to the call to release his tax returns and said he would do so but not until april. they criticize dollars newt gingrich -- criticized newt gingrich for a series of attack ads from mitt romney's people. >> for talking about super pack ads, mr. speaker you have a super pack ad that attacks me -- now just hold on. it is probably the biggest hoax since big foot. >> and there is one more debate on thursday before the south carolina primary on saturday. >>> a

dr. martin luther king, jr. today. the obama family helped build a school library in washington, d.c. and painted quotes from dr. king and the library walls. good morning, i'm kristen sze >>> and i'm cheryl jennings. dr. king's dream for people to be a drum major for service and love carried out by hundreds around the bay area. amy hollyfield joins us from lake merritt with more on some of the projects. >> reporter: check out the intense weeding going on behind me at the lake merritt gardens. . sheryl has always wanted a garden and fruit trees. the old house she inherited from her grandmother needs a paint job and repair work. she is busy raising her 11-year-old grandson. today volunteers are helping her. >> it is support. this is just what it is, support, a helping hand. >> reporter: the lion's club is helping six in richmond do homework. one elderly lady needs a wheelchair ramp. others need old furniture hauled away. odd jobs to contribute to the national call for a day of service on martin luther king day. she thinks the civil rights leader would be proud. >> his heart would leap. i

dr. martin luther king, jr. glide's past you're encouraged young people to carry on dr.ing's legacy and mission. >> make sure that you make a claim of what you can do in the world that will make the world a better place for all of us. >> alan: reverend williams told of how dr. king's involvement in the montgomery bus boycott helped catapult the civil rights movement in the u.s. and also said much of dr. king's work remains unfinished. especially when it comes comes o equality among all members of society. >> b.a.r.t. will be running a chartered train that leaves san jose tomorrow morning. stopping in sunny veil, palo alto, and san mateo, on its way to san francisco. the event kicks off at 11:00 a.m. with a parade that begins at fourth and townsend street in san francisco. >> coming up, dramatic fire destroys a home in san francisco's richmond district. we'll tell you what happened. a russian space probe plummets to earth. where it landed and its toxic cargo. >> a late night come immediateon talks about why he should be president, or maybe something bigger. details just a

dr. martin luther king, jr. today. the obama family helped build a school library in washington, d.c. and painted quotes from dr. king and the library walls. good morning, i'm kristen sze >>> and i'm cheryl jennings. dr. king's dream for people to be a drum major for service and love carried out by hundreds around the bay area. amy hollyfield joins us from lake merritt with more on some of the projects. >> reporter: check out the intense weeding going on behind me at the lake merritt gardens. . sheryl has always wanted a garden and fruit trees. the old house she inherited from her grandmother needs a paint job and repair work. she is busy raising her 11-year-old grandson. today volunteers are helping her. >> it is support. this is just what it is, support, a helping hand. >> reporter: the lion's club is helping six in richmond do homework. one elderly lady needs a wheelchair ramp. others need old furniture hauled away. odd jobs to contribute to the national call for a day of service on martin luther king day. she thinks the civil rights leader would be proud. >> his heart would leap. i

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dr. martin luther king, jr. hundreds gathered for a wreath-laying ceremony at the new mlk memorial on the national mall yesterday. martin luther king iii was at the event to commemorate the work his father did for civil rights. dr.king would have been 83 years old yesterday. >> each and every american that is here today. >> reporter: there is lots of events commemmorating dr. king across it is d.c. region today. there is a parade along mlk, jr. avenue from 11:00 to 3:00 this afternoon. a presentation of the concert king in our midst is at the national cathedral. that starts at 2:00 p.m. and the musical, let freedom ring is celebrated at the kennedy center tonight at 6:00. >>> the holiday has also been deemed a national day of service. folk around the country are urged to volunteer some time to their community. the first family will be participating in a service project in d.c. this morning. education secretary ar ne. duncan and d.c. delegate eleanor holmes norton and mayor vincent gray are among the dignitaries t

dr. martin luther king jr. >> dr. our conscience and spoke to the conscience of a nation. >> and willard tweeted that he saluted dr. king on today and willard's tweet read on mlk day, we remember an outstanding american who brought our country closer to its historic promise of liberty and justice for all. these are kind words and i played earlier some of the contrary policies and things they said, but let me ask you. they debate tonight on martin luther king's birthday in south carolina where the confederate flag, which is the symbol of the confederate, which wanted to maintain slavery and later segregation. do you think they will be questioned and will denounce the flag so offensive to the values of americans, will they be questioned and denounce that flag still flying while they are debating tonight on the state capitol of the state they are running in? >> i think that's a good question, whether it will be asked or not. i don't know that yet. we'll find out from the network in some ways. i know in the past romney has

dr. martin luther king, jr. earned a memorial and a holiday in his honor. >> i think of it as a hero. >>> in california and other parts of the country demonstrators took today as another opportunity to protest wall street. some occupy demonstrators in l.a. held an occupy the dream march, a term coined by national civil rights leaders who believe the occupy movement shares some similar ideals with dr. king's hopes of lifting people out of poverty. >>> what does it take too keep your stroke risk low? -- to keep your stroke risk low? shawn yancy has your fox 5 top five. >> loading up on leafy greens, vegetables and beans could lower your risk for stroke because they're high in magnesium. for every extra 100 milligrams of magnesium you eat a day, your risk of stroke drops 9%. no. 4, bmw recalling nearly 89,000 mini vehicles over concern there's a water pump malfunction could cause fire. no accidents or injuries reported. bmw will replace the pump for free. the recall includes eight mini models. check with your deale

dr. martin luther king, jr. dr. king's birthday is a national holiday, but few cities celebrate it with as much passion and as many events as washington. >> the day began with a wreath laying ceremony at the mlk, stone of hope. >> happy birthday, martin. we will continue to keep the dream alive. ♪ [ music ] >> the national cathedral hosted a musical memory. celebration of service, song, and the spoken word. president obama and his family also celebrated service today in honor of dr. king. the obama's joined volunteers at the brown education campus. the president helped build book shelves and painted quotes on the walls. mr. obama says helping others is a fitting way to celebrate dr. king's life. >> all of us can be a drum major for service, all of us can be a drum major for justice. you know, there's nobody who can't serve. >> and washington clearly wasn't the only place where the national holiday was celebrated in a big way. among countless other places in atlanta. dr. king's birthplace. hundreds of people filled th

dr. martin luther king jr.. take a closer look. >> tourists and locals braved the cold as a wreath was laid at the monument of the civil-rights icon. >> i thank god for this opportunity and that we're able to be here on this day. >> thousands have visited the 30-foot statue since it opened. inscribed are exurbs of his speeches -- excerpts. one sparked controversy. the line is etched into the monument and said i was a drum major for peace and righteousness. he said, say that i was a drum major for righteousness. my angelo -- maya angelo said the meeting was changed. they will change to a more accurate version of the quotation. >> we do not want it as a distraction. >> it is the right thing to do. >> reaction at the site was next. >> the point gets across and this is a beautiful tribute. >> i enjoy the full quotation. i was excited that they will change this. >> it will take time to determine how to change the quotation. it will be awhile before the official quotation is made. >> a maryland state trooper is recove

dr. martin luther king, jr. frank? >> very nice. lisa washington, live for us in san jose, thank you. >>> this is the first dr. king holiday since the opening of the mlk memorial on the national mall in washington, d.c. family members were on hand for a birthday celebration yesterday and more events are planned today. starting today, the king center imaging project is making 200,000 of the civil rights leaders' documents available online and he would have been 83 years old today. he was killed back in 1968 in memphis, tennessee. >>> since today is a federal holiday there are a number of closures you should know about. and they include federal and state courts and offices, city and county offices, banks and schools. the kids will love that. they are all closed today. they get a holiday. bart and muni are on saturday schedules. a.c. transit is on a sunday schedule and vta and samtrans are all on regular schedules. >>> with the holiday that probably means traffic is light but we'll check it anyway with gianna. >> there are a few people

dr. martin luther king jr. were in the forefront.here's be no similar movement to end mass incarceration. >> i think dr. king would be so deeply saddened and appalled by what we've allowed to happen in this country in the years since his death. >> we're told to visit the prisoners. that goes with what we do and who we are. >> reporter: he says jesus's command to care for prisoners is not widely followed. >> we have gotten people to be interested in prison ministry and contribute money to us and pat us on the back. it's really tough to get people to volunteer to go into the prison. that's really a tough sell. >> reporter: as an ordained baptist pastor, he believes churches should lead campaign against mass incarceration. >> we don't recognize the god in our brothers and sisters who are in prison. it's for us to see fla our sisters and brothers in prison are our sisters and brothers. we owe it to god to get them out. >> just as in the days of slavery, it wasn't enough to shuttle a few to freedom. today we have to work for the abolition

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dr. martin luther king. the sight and sounds of the tributes are up next. stay with us. >>> hundreds of people filled the pews at the ebenezer church honoring dr. martin luther king, jr. as well as religious and business leaders spoke out about dr. king's life and legacy and how he shaped our country today. >> thousands visited the memorial and hundreds more lined the streets of martin luther king avenue for the city's first parade in eight years. 9news now photo journalist brings us to sights and sounds. >> so many things. >> the enforcement to be serious about social progress. >> it's the best. why not be out here? >> but you know, it is a birthday celebration at the same time. it's a time for the community to come out and celebrate. >> this is what dr. king was about. he was about equality for all people. i'm just excited to be here. >> i feel a sense of comrade and it's just really touching to see all different types of people out here getting along, because in the days of martin luther king, jr., it wasn't like this. >> 1963, i was in new york city. we chartered a bus from the summer camp and came here to demonstrate for civil rights and justice for all. >> i wo

dr. martin luther king jr.. people all across the region are paying tribute to the late civil rights leader. we will have more in a few minutes. first, our top story. a baby girl abandoned on the steps of all minorities d.c. has died. now we are hearing from the neighbor who found her late last night in the 300 block of channing streets. that is where john gonzalez has more on the story. >> detectives have spent hours going door-to-door canvassing the neighborhood asking residents if they recall seeing a young pregnant woman in this area in the past few weeks. police say that the baby found in this yard was about one week old. we should know the official cause of death later today. emanu-el was walking home from the minimart when he saw something he will never forget, around midnight -- emanuel duggar. >> wearing no clothing. >> they began cpr, but the baby girl was lifeless and freezing cold. >> try to keep her warm. >> it was no more than 25 degrees when the baby was left abandoned on this stoop inside this wh

dr. martin luther king jr. president obama, michelle, and their daughters joined worshippers at a washington, d.c. baptist church. the civil rights icon would have turned 83 yesterday. >>> now here's an early look at one of your top health headlines on msnbc.com. a new study says there's a bright side to hard times. traumatic life events can benefit you by teaching coping skills, establishing social support networks, and promoting new cell growth if parts of the brain. researchers say it's like exercising to improve fitness dealing with adversity preparing you to become more resilient in the future. for more information on this and other health stories, you can check out the health page at msnbc.com. >>> well, u.s. markets are closed today in observance of the martin luther king jr. holiday. here's a look at how the week ended. the dow closed at 12,422 after losing 48 points on friday. the s&p was down six points. the nasdaq fell 14. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo the nikkei dropped 12

dr. martin luther king jr. there was a parade that bears his name. lisa robinson attended the annual event. >> the parade started and proceeded down martin luther king jr. boulevard. 55 civic groups braved the cold to take part. >> all different kinds of things and the horses and the police. >> hundred line -- hundreds lined martin luther king jr. boulevard, lined up to see the high school bands and the dancers. the honor guard marched, and former baltimore coach and football hall of famer lenny moore waved to the crowds. >> just a lot of love and everything. the excitement, the ban, the people, strangers talking to one another, people coming together. >> the legacy that dr. king was about, that one day we would all live together and no color lines and all of that. nothing but love. >> dr. king, happy birthday. >> for many, it was a family event, a chance for parents to relax and have it -- relax and have fun with their kids, but also a chance to talk about dr. king and his legacy. >> it is progress in america. we have to give opportunity to all. it i

dr. martin luther king jr. a wreath was placed at the memorial and the national mall commemorating his birthday yesterday. king would have been 83 years old yesterday. as is nateed in meme -- assassinated in memphis in 19688. >>> there are a number of events taking place across the country and here. this morning kuren redmond is live outside of mount st. joseph high school where a former world war ii veteran is sharing thoughts on the life and times with dr. king and how he impacted so many in a fight against racism. >> reporter: there will be a celebrations and parades to commemorate his birthday. leon bass who is a world war ii veteran will be here to speak to the students as a part of a special ceremony today. let me give you background. dr. leon was a former high school principal, and a veteran of world war ii, he is dedicated his life as a teacher, administrator and most importantly, someone who always thought racism, where ever it exists. he won numerous awards including in 1996, humanitarian advancement

dr. martin luther king jr. the march began at the bay view opera house and ended with the celebration at the martin luther king jr. pool, where there were water and musical performances and speeches as well. community members say they hope today's event will help bring people together. >> in the spirit of dr. martin luther king jr. that we all are one brother and one sister, that we should come together, regardless of our ethnic background and support one another so we can build a safe, and prosperous community. >> the weekend's events are sponsored by the san francisco recreation and parks department. the department will take part in a national day of service on monday in honor of dr. king. >>> an update on a story we brought you a month ago. a san jose family lost just about everything to a fire a few weeks before christmas. the o'neill family was lucky to get out alive when a fire raced through their home in san jose. a local hauling service called the junk king saw the story. and offered to furnish the new

dr. martin luther king, jr. was held at oakland's b.b. memorial cathedral. celebration continues tonight with the annual musical contribute -- tribute in honor of dr. king. >> it's the first of its kind emergency mission to alaska, and it's being called a success tonight. the stories ahead. >> also, target earth. a russian space probe full of tons of toxic fuel crashes but scientist say we should shouldn't be worried. >> a radio active tissue holder is being pulled off the store shelves. leigh glaser i'm leigh glaser. i have to tell you how much cooler today. it's down as much as 15 degrees in many locations. rain is in the forecast. we'll have the seve ring, ring. hello, progresso. it fits! fantastic! [ woman 2 ] ring, ring. progresso. they fit! awesome. thank you. ring, ring. [ man ] pro-gresso. they fit! okay-y... okay? you don't understand. i've been eating progresso becae there's... 40 flavors 100 calories or less and now my favorite old jeans...fit. okay. is there a woman i can talk to? [ female announcer ] tell your story at progressosoup.com for the c

dr. martin luther king, jr. fountain, dr. martin luther king, jr. was killed by an assist since -- assassin's bullet. >>> they have the most improved numbers and a district spokesperson gives partial credit to a notification system. absenteeisum can read that students dropping out and schools loose state minimums when kids drop out of school. >> sal, are you ready to hit the road? >> yes, as a matter of fact if you are driving around the bay area it is a descend drive -- decent drive, 880 that traffic moving around nicely and traffic is looking good coming into san francisco and no northbound 24, clearing an accident on park boulevard and we may see some remnants of that. >>> we have clear skies, temperatures starting off 20s and 40s on lows. everybody says cold on the observations sunny by noon, mild to warm there will be a few high clouds, keeping an eye on the system for tuesday and it may be our only opportunity for rain over the next seven to ten days. 30s or 40s, now 47 in san francisco, 38 river more san jose and redwood city lower 30s and sa

martin luther king, jr. would be 83. he was assassinated in 1968 in memphis, tennessee. after the assassination his wife coretta scott king started some freedom train rides and the dr. martin luther king, jr. association of santa clara valley started the caltrain freedom ride 28 years ago. that ride goes from the south bay to san francisco commemorating that 1965 march from selma to montgomery. that distance as you said is 54 miles and the train ride today is about the same distance. now, this is a reduced fare, $10 roundtrip making four stops. departs san jose at 9:30, sunnyvale 9:45, palo alto at 9:59, and san mate at 10:22. it's expected to arrive in san francisco at 10:55 this morning. it's important to note you cannot purchase train rides from station, you can buy them from brown paper tickets. bring them here to san jose to get your commemorative freedom train ride ticket to get on the train and head to san francisco. >> thank you, lisa washington live for us down in san jose. >>> a number of closures on the holiday as well. they include federal and state courts and offices city and county offices, banks, schools closed. bart and muni run on a saturday schedule

dr. martin luther king, jr. hundreds gathered for a wreath- laying ceremony at the new mlk memorial on the new national mall yesterday. dr.king would have been 83 years old yesterday. >>> new developments on the campaign trail this morning t looks like jon huntsman is dropping out of the race for the republican presidential nomination. he is expected to make the announcement today at a fundraiser in myrtle beach, south carolina. he will endorse mitt romney. >>> another guilty plea in the embezzlement case against harry thomas jr. james garvin will sign a plea deal this week. he worked with the charity and reportedly helped cover up thomas' theft of $300,000 in city money. the head of the foundation has already pleaded guilty to similar charges. >>> this morning, at least six people are dead and 16 others still missing after a cruise ship crashed on the coast of italy late friday night. 120 americans including two women from virginia and maryland were on board that luxury liner when it hit a reef and ended up sid

wynton marsalis on martin luther king, jr., gary locke of china and tom caplan on spy novels when we continue. >> rose: we begin and te note of t facthat thi cntry honors and remembers the dr. martin luther king, jr. today. he was one of the great civil rightseaders this country has ever known. he was an activist who inspired millions and helped change the course of history. his speeches and marches and work led to the passage of historic civil rights legislation. across the country today, there were events commemorating dr. king. president obama marked the day by issuing a call for public service. >> you know, at a time when the country's been going through some difficult economic times, for us to be able to come together as a community, pe om all different walks of life to make sure that we're given back, that's ultimately what makes us the strongest most extraordinary country on earth because we pull together when times are goodut also when times are hard. >> rose: for the occasion, the celebrated composure and jazz musician win to be marsalis has created a video essay. he is my colleague and a contributor for cbs "this morning." using his words and music, marsalis shar

and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture today we honor the reverend dr martin luther king jr most americans remember him as a civil rights icon but she certainly was he was also so much more in just a moment dr king's own words offer solutions to the many problems facing our nation today also the department of homeland security is making notes and copies of comments on.

dr. martin luther king jr. marks the first king holiday since his memorial was dedicated last fall. jummy olabanji is near the memorial with more this morning. good morning. >> good morning. if as many people have today off from work for a three-day holiday, thousands are expected to flock to the memorial to celebrate and commemorate the life of martin luther king jr.. a lot of these events that are going on across our region and kicked off yesterday including a visit from his family at the memorial. martin luther king iii and his family started a celebration weekend for his father by visiting the memorial in the district. >> the fact that we have gotten here makes this extraordinarily special for me and my family. >> the iconic family's visit the memorial began a weekend of events around the region. there will be wreath-laying this morning at the memorial. after several years on hiatus, southeast d.c.'s memorial parade returns. there is expected a continuing sea of spectators flocking to the memorial all day l

dr. martin luther king jr. birthday. be a number of events his legacy. here is a partial list. at 8:00, a ceremony will be held at the stone of hope at the end came memorial. at 11:00, the nl tape parade will get under way. -- intel k. parade to get under way. get under way.o >> on tuesday, 1 million people capitol hill to take part in the occupy congress demonstration. protesters may not of the headline making, the tactics is. of working against the system, organizers will be working within it. protesters have reportedly set up meetings with lawmakers and to push specific legislative priorities. celebration of the new year does not start until later this month. the event will feature a 40-foot dragon. it kicks off at 6:00. >> we will take all look at headlines in the week ahead, including a new announcement by apple. >> how is impacting some homeowners. >> the family of a former president asks for a halt to the to building a memorial. believe this has been the seventh mildest winter so far on record. ?ow long will the colder last ♪ more and more folks are trying out snapshot f

martin luther king day tomorrow. once again, dr. martin luther king, jr. association of santa clara valley will freedom train it participants will take a 54- mile ride from san jose to san francisco. the same distance those marchers walked. >> and this week, governor jerry brown is going to deliver his state of the state address. >> among his proposals, eliminating the juvenile justice department. each county would be responsible for rehabitating juvenile defenders and counties would no long vertue pay $125,000 per young person to the state. >> most kids that get this trouble when they're teenagers don't turn out to be lifelong criminals. most of them go through a rough patch, but they come out better on the other side. so we need to do things that are not going to make them worse. >> but it's not clear how the counties can afford it or how they can keep juveniles separate from adult offenders. >>> following a money trail when it comes to pg&e. >> a 6% drop in san francisco crime while others are going up. what's working for police? and what are they worri

dr. martin luther king, jr. he joined the african american faith community at empowerment temple on the eve of the "i have a dream of" anniversary. he will be commemorating the birthday of dr. martin luther king. a few white house hopefuls stumbling hard in south carolina. how they are responding to the campaign push. the death toll still rising after a cruise ships runs aground. the latest on the search and rescue mission. >> temperatures will go up, but so will the chances for rain. the insta-weather + forecast straight ahead. clear skies and cold, 31 at the airport. barometer will be dropping >> rahman remains the man to be as the gop candidate has been in the final stretch. brian mooar has denied commitment 2012 update from washington. >> newt gingrich is calling on conservatives to stop romney in his tracks. >> i hope every conservative will reach the conclusion that to vote for anyone but gingrich is to help romney win the nomination. >> while romney took the day off, the other candidates spend the day cris

dr. martin luther king jr. but the special ties to the civil rights movement. >> many brave the cold to purchase the paid in the parade. this year's grand marshal, hall of famer, many more. enny mroore. >> he waved to the crowd as his float went through the streets. >> it is important to help young folks remember and celebrate dr. martin luther king's contributions and all he has done for us. it is one way to port is paid in the activities. >> -- to participate in the activities. >> it is good because of mark mr. king will be able to hold hands and stuff. >> -- because of martin luther king, we will be able to hold hands and stop. >> the city department for -- the city fire department's honor guard. old and young gathered together. >> this is a day to reflect on what dr. king did. he taught that each of us can do something to improve our community, and collectively, we can change the direction of america for the better so that people can have greater opportunities in this great land. >> when the republican pres

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martin luther king jr. day. hundreds of people marked dr. king's 83rd birthday at the martin luther king jr. memorial on the national mall. king's son was on hand for a special wreath-laying ceremony yesterday. this afternoon, the national cathedral will hold a special service to celebrate king's legacy. also today, millions of americans across the country will take part in the day of service. today, president obama and the first family will volunteer at the brown education campus in northeast washington. tonight the president and the first lady will attend the let freedom ring celebration concert at the kennedy center. >>> and after eight years, the martin luther king jr. day parade is returning to southeast washington. festivities kick off at 11:00 this morning at the friendship public charter school. the parade ends at leckey elementary school. boxing champ lamont peterson will serve as one of the grand marshals. >>> if you're heading to any of today's events, leave early. if you are riding metro, two metro stations are closed on the orange and blue lines while metro is single tracking on

dr. martin luther king jr. ideas it's also significant fund-raiser for the organization enabling it to take on more than $250 projects every month. we pay for our place on god's earth and i want to thank everybody here for paying your rent and service and helping our neighbors, that is what illinois in america is all about the heart of america is the heart of a volunteer. and some of the volunteer projects include interactive multicultural affairs with children working with seniors organizing school libraries in dispersing the community centers. today's deepfreeze could give way to not snow but rain early in the week. jim ramsey tries to talk about the up and down forecast in the week ahead. whee wheeeeeeeeeeeee! wheeeeeeeeeeee! whee whee wheeeeeeeeeeee-he-he-heeeeee! whee whee wheeeeeeeeeeee! pure adrenaline. whee whee wheeeeeeeeeeee! everything you love about geico, now mobile. download the new geico app today. whee wheeeeeeeeeeee-he-he-heeeeee! i will share their radar in just a moment, the reason that we're

dr. martin luther king. many gather at the martin luther king memorial on what would have been dr. king's 83rd birthday. >> exactly 83 years after dr. martin luther king jralmost 44 years after she was shot to death in memphis, it is a quietly powerful reminder of dr. king's endurance. among those in attendance at today's attendance was d r. king's son. who said he was here not to just celebrate his father's birthday, but also to remind people that some of his work he dedicated his life to remains unfinished. martin luther king the third spoke about an unfinished work. the memorial itself. the shortened version of one of dr. king's quotations carved into the granite memorial will be length thenned to more accurately reflect the meaning of the quotation. >> i'm sure everyone will understand who ask what martin luther king jr. meant. >>> the